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New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-COmmander A. p.
Cook detached the command OF the receiving
ship 81 LOUIS ordered TO duty Inspector ~ Ord
nance at Mare Island Navy ard. Master l.. l..
Reainy Is ordered duty at the Hydrosraphic Office.
Midehpmen A. r Fcchieler and II. G. Wakenshaw are
ord red to the Shenandoah Passed A-sstanPaymastcr
j. r. AddcKs detached from the Alert and ordered TO
the Aehuelot relieving Passed A-rstaDtia master G.
H. Thompson. ~hO VIII return home VIA Europe. Passed
Asssjaut-"y master j. y. Speci Is detached from tie
and ordered 10 the naval station AZ kcw-On
don. Conn.,. reviewing Ass,tau-Pal master c. L. Lewis,
who viii take his place Oh The -aIaiOgh.
The Constellation arrived at the NJ York Navy Yard
At noon to-day. she will hc pat ont OF commission
After OyrrhtuiiEg and repairs snc viii 20 Europe
taking ouL new Of officer aud crow for the
TreutOn. tn flagship of tnc European squadron. She
will then DrIug back the present oilHefs and Of
that vessel.
The United states training-ship Portsmouth left
Halifax on the 6th Tor Hampton Roads.
Commodore Andrew Brys0n has been ordered by the
NAVY Department 10 command the United states nav a
force on she euI;I Atlantic station, relieving Rear
Admia NchO.S He VIII hoist bis hig on the Shrndn-
dpah which was put IN commission al the Navy Yard
Yesterday Admiral Nchoss ig-slip, tho Hartford,
to the Iuilcd states Captain X. T. r. Lewis
Will command the Shenandoah: size Will 70 ~ BRAZIL
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
NO coMrGoNI.E wIru noLrERs.

We have no wish to ignore the compiica-
tions which have arisen. The Iamnmny delegates fh-
Tulc announced their determination 10 fhln
tlc Democracy. II thc old parry Of cur love ard com
menioratuu. The party whose long history u brave
process OF fearless acta, sud whose traditions nre az
Ol courage ind fallen that II surrendered lis
priuc pie. 10 the caprice al Iactous minority, !he
lime 10 write us cpiiaDh would have But II hats
not fallen 10 that degraded estate. II has said To thr
diSguutcd delegates tnaf thcy could ro or -ihy tha
tHcy were dependent on tie party but That under no
circumstance the party dependent on them. lhty
concluded to Their notion was that they cond iaHe
an impressi,e ~ minority OF the convention win tlcm
They took four deegae representing the remnants OF
the broken Canal Ring Niagara County aud tha was
all John Kelly lcd the holt. and through the bolt hehi
nounced himself independent canuldate Tor Coz
cruor Tie mans vanity has gOi the better or hi us
crcfpn We hope welcome him back before the can
yas ends his old place in fhc party. but we must meet
him with plain words.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
TIE RALLROAD INQUIRY.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Sub-Com-
mttec on Railroad Investigation held its fourh session
this morning Mr.. Terry WAS the only member OF the
committee present President Dickson. OF the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company AMI Uri Gilbert Presi tent
of the Troy Car works. were examined. MI. Dickson
wa. repre- sened by Henry Smith ~ counsel. Mr. Gil
bert said &" We make Magnrr's Drawing Room Cars.
We have made them Rs low 5000 That was cheap
car usual price $1,000. II Includes the chairs
carpe.s and mirrors Mr.. Wagner has pald MS $1,000
each fer slcepng ears We have built $50 for the
New Elevated Road. Tho net Tor the cars for
the Elevated Road from $1,000 to $1,000 They
have furnished wheels and aXlcs. That price covers
everything"
NJ. Dickson said ." / make reports to the State
Engineer have noticed that the state Engineer re-
ports DO not Sive mucn Information. They could De-
smpli1ed very much aud give better information. Ii
would be very hard WORK To get the actual cost o
railroad. We giyo tine without trouble
The NewNprk and Canada Road could he replaced for
Our other roads could not he replaced for
Les, money. think that special rates should prevail
There are persons the line OF road but that
get when the OniitiOns are alike
We have never found intn VINO has done Dutincss
with teal ha. not made appcation for special
rates. | would keep man after ! found lo lad
been dlTobrying my order; ami II found out that
prrfcrrutial rates should dismiss
them II Is FOR the interest of company
build up business or the manufacturers along the
liuo road, to enable them compete with outside
corporations. Every manufacturer that grt 10 lO-
along lie line Of our road brings new business
u.s."
Mr. Dickson was asked about the purchase or real
estate IN NewIok IN Church-si. corner OF Cortlandt
whether Lc ad not make mistake in buying that prop
eriy. aud DC replied: " We not infabir" Witness
thought that II he could commence the business that he
his property. there nsny other lines
petition a. liust him.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
nECIsloNn-sEPr. 13.

Supreme Court Chombers-By Judge Potter
storm agi WGtsn--Noon granted and report Of referee
confirmed with $40 costs Lehman sgt. Milam%-Notun
granted with $40 % motion BacF ACT NarikO g.
Motion denied with $40 COTS Schclg agt Dici-Sce mcm
Orandum. .
Judge Lawrence. In the matter oi NthrrZah; IN The
matter ol Nebcn 1all.-OrIcis As settled.
II By judge Iawrn 90 Reynolds agt The
Mayor etc Fnang order settled. Ny AIT Walsh
No attempt will Dee made settle the proposed case and
uul the respective parties have complied with
he requirements of Iulc 81 The papers therefore
turned 10 The CLERK
Common Picqs-Spccdl Term-By Judge Beach
Rogers agt Cashin and anotner.-Motion denied. see
opinion.
Marine Comt-SpeciGl Trm-By Judge Goepp.-
Scawartz Abersoh Koch. Jr., aet Koch same AIT.
same North River Bank agt. Schudrr; stot1 agi Roet
Motion 10 set cause down Ion trial granted" Rehs ag Levy
Reilly, az ul-cuntuu,uCc. Warner
Duscuberry- 10 dismiss complaint granted Glare
aRt WashburneM uenied ana order ,ut'.~i. JRnn
son agi Campage General Trans ilauquc. order Of dis
continuance. Spudheim opp'rnai. -N0iion granted
with costs. Roberts Rnssc.-prdcr II substitution
and Others Manhattan Packing Conn
rany-MOtion judgment asi1c granted. HSpin ant
McArs al.-Motom 10 amend summons and complaint
granted Shery Duncan .rateC and order en-
tered cyy agt WichinskMoOn g. vacats order OF
Harvey agL McArilelugo Won Brandenstei
moi
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

Sullivan Mr. Worcester has discovered n vein OF
galcna diver ere, sixteen inches thick wnich l>-
SAYS 800 to The ton Ii therefore appears that tne
SILVER deposits extend from Hancock to CheTyneld
NJ least distance of tweniy-four miles. Mr. N9I-
cester thinks the mineral belt will ultimately be
found to run from Deer Isle to Luhee. stretch oi
100 miles. following the coast pretty closely the
whole way. I'm some parts of III copper picuohii.
natcs and IN others lead. At Deer Island some goi
is found GolishorOugh he thinks, u the centre of
that few veins exist thick enough TO be worked. y
working vein is sought 10y tracing the feeders TO
head that is following the direction OF the thln
veins which crop ont ut various places No donbt
there are as good veins YET to bc discovered rs any
that have been found but prosDcCtOrs must make
terms with Mr. Worcester. who has leases OF The
whole region. lie says he will give permission 10
any new company 10 develop mine on condition
that be IS 20 have third of its stock.
What is the drawback to all this enticing show
of wealth ~ asked Mr.. Worcester at the close OF
our tour of inspection. " There IS none he re-
piled except that the bottom NAV all drop out 10y
the discovery that the veins do not 20 down inuch
further than We have snnk onr shafts There Is no
probability of such a discovery. however. Tor the
veins get thicker and richer the further we go.
" WAY, then. i there not more excitement over
such undcniably Ticn mines !. " because theN are
IN Name aud not in the far west. II VEINS ~ ~lu.n,.
cal with these had been discovered IN some new
district IN Colorado, in SIX months tine settle
mcnt of five or ten thOusaud people would nave
sprung up full of prospeciois, spcculators anu
miners. Nobody Is willing 90 believe there Is silver
To be found here in the East
A. this season the best route to the MINES j. .N
rail from Portland 10 RccKand. and thence hy tie
Mount Desert boat direct tn Sullivan-a deisl'tI
sill of six hours among the islands when II ne nc
coast When the Summer travel ceases II WIZ hc
necessary 10 90 across the country by stage rom
Bangor distance OF about thiriy-hNe miles.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
CALENDAKs WE DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAHBRRs- westbrook. J.-Court opens
az lusO M. Third Monday motion calendar. Calendar
callcf ~ II a.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TgRS-CuTtis, c. J.-No day
calendar.
CosgoN PLRAs-srEoIAL TERM-van Drunt. J.-No day
MAINE COURT TRIAL TEgH-PARr Shea J.-NOs.
332 3OS, 32ll Ia 334l D IL, Il, 3j+2 20 p. 33Il
TART iI-McAdan. Nos ST. lsG 297O. s2lJ. 1928
33s5a & S2ii. 423 81, lO5, lO6. S5ls. l9e5L, il9.
PART fIIAiker. &. Nos 1896. lJG. 203, s7l g. 25
81, 20. 90 lOj SlsOP q, l5s. 1853.
(ENREAL SBssONs-PAET lCowing. J.COuri opens at IL
People agt. John Mcdonald and GUisseppi PERIL
fon0us assault and battery Francis Garurer. burglary
LOUIS Mcdonald. grand laicopN Patrick FcnelOn. Mary
Mo- AM John Reilly Richard White, larceny from
person ID. Walters. forgery Eaward Moran, petit
larceny: Peter T. Well literature Rafael CsTclaIn
Thomas Wilson George Knepert. NicAaei Murphy
Leonard and Alexander Higgins. burglary John sheridan
receiving stolen goods John Powers larceny from the
sOp James Harper, assault and battery.
PAIT If-filldtrsceVc J-tguTt opeus at II a. n-Ihc
People DuHy f,lon1us assault and battery Pat
rick Brennan robbery Leopold lebam Frerefick Fecte
inolri William Barney. Bella Murray and Ffancis kHzie
iconious assault battery Peter Ryan aud Nicholas o.
Huuck. petit larceny; Washington BroganDerTy. assault
and battery Emma Bosse, disoIdcrN house William
Fowler violation Lottery Law Caspar Dcngier foopiuus
battery Joseph sato robbery James Gallagher
rspe Csiharne Battersy, dsoroy house Peter +. Well
obscene priuts.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
TIIE COURTS.
NSTITIrTES 4 GENERAL TFRN

WHAT CONSTITUTES GENERAL IEl'Ml
In the Supreme Court. General Term, III
Brooklyn on Friday. motion was made 10y Edsar NJ.
cullen 10 vacate the order confirming the report oI the
Commissioners who were appointed on the application
OF tie kings county Elevated Railway Company some
time ago. TO take testimony and civo determination
which should stand III lieu OF the Of the prop
city along the several routes upon which the
company desires construct elevated roads The Com
missioners We're appointed by the General Term under
the provisions Of the Rapid Transit Act OF 1870 ana
made q report favorable TO the company. This report
WAS confirmed the Court jude Barnard dissenting
Mr. Cullen argued that Judge Gilbert was Ill Europe
when the confirmation 10y tine General Term was an
rOunced July l., and hence he could take 10 phrl
the dcclsiOn lie claimed That II the opinion "r &c
termination Of Judge Gilbert made prior toJunc IL"
when ne left this country IL had legal force, os
Judge cOld not take part General Term proceedings
unless he present. After deLhcraing The JUDGES
denied the motion. and entered order amending the
General Term at PouEhkecpslc on July
Is Tie matter has been carried 10 the Court OF
Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
ARMY Orders.

WASHINGTON, Sept 14.-Leaves of absence
have been granted follows: Colonel }. II. King, ON
Infantry. extension Of one month. Lieutenant !. W.
yodgcs. 5in Artillery. four months. second-Lieuenant
Archie Gibson 7th Cavalry, one month on account Of
sickness.
ON a." recommendation of the Msslss ppl River Com
mission FTsi-iIcutenan Saith :. LdcA, Corps OF En.
uccrs L. : heretofore detailed secretary 90 the
Conini sion has. hy direction of S.'reiaiy MCrTy,
been also designated as di.buTslEg oieer OF the Com
mission.
FIRST Lieutenant Michael Orien, I'M Artillery. 10 re-
poIt Ia. commanding officer, IA Artillery, Angel
Island, Cal r., assignment io Blitry II. Frstcuten
ant h Upban l.t cavalry, BE- relieved trom duiy IN
TIE Mounted Recruiting Service aud ordered 10 Trans cr
properly u MS 10 the superintendent OF
the Recruiting Service, and JOIN his regiment
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
A LAW PRONOUNCED UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Rufus Mills, OF MamaIOncCk when aIIalgned
before Justice William Pluckney last Wednesday for
assault and battery offered to furnish blii 10 await The
action ~ the Grand Jury. The Justice refused The
quest; decided that he had power To try the prisoner
and convicted him. rhi- action Was taken on tEe
authority chapter 800. Laws u 1870, which conf rrfH
upou Justice Peace ~ the various towns II tine
STATE. executing ia New-YoTk ANA Albany Counties,
exclusive Jurisdiction the si instance q hear and
determine charges Tor assault and hatnIy not alleged
tn have been committed riOtousiv" Under wri' of
citorlfi tht brought before Judge Dyknan AT
"a special term Of tle Supreme Court in Mlntr Plans
After listening 10 argument upon both sides Judge
Dy knan decided tnat tue law Was uncOnstuOnal ana
discharged tlc Prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
ErrIy roIIows RorfysoN's EXAMPLE,.


Whatever difference there Is between NoD-
nsOu and Kelly either personally or 20 iucaY. - rather
krliys favor. Ills management oi the hhah's' "'
Nfw-iorz has been such that all Iariies nave h''i
Obliged 10 admit honesty and prudence. lir tupe
hold of Tnlnmany Hail aiter Tweed aud IIden ma
ii led IL full O ahDmiuai ions. and placed himself ~ lh'
head Of reformed InmmanY, so at least the Demo
cratic authorities told us AZ the tine. II ina Mas Iac
and was megforOus then. we do not sec now hS IT.
lining al ifs herd has such great sin now
he has hotcd the nomination Of his party, Just ~ Rob
nSon dld NG bur bc diu 10 after making every ONrr
urc Tor hariaony that ans man could hOIt Ot commit
ting har-kari. RObinsOn's friends proposed ~ terms
but that, and that he refused 20 do
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
THE 1IcKET Must ne SUPPORTED.

The action of the Democratic Convention
will De- chiefly. almost wholly, regarded IN thr isAt or
is effect up0n PARTY surccss IN SewYOr State Tor the
grcess ~ tie party greater than any man. III ou
ouili0n the duty ol NgW-YOrk Democrats - paiu.
pnn principles OF Democracy, OF party loyalty, d. a.
We n. ui patriotic devotion the Democratic duiy
IN York support tht Ticket II Is certainly en-
titled 10 respect Il j. not infamous. IL j. uf highly
honorable composition. They are not good Democrats
who place their personal plqu above party and p1-
ntc .tliy The nomination Of Nr Robinson was fairly,
hOnoiablv accomplished. lAr opposition or I1Wmau5
was krOwn tvcrY Democrat M te STATE before the
convention met. Not hecausc Uf. but upWtth-t' nin
n. fact the Democrats OF the state snt Rihn'ph Del
eeacs 10 syracuse. Any party quarrel ~ unfortunate.
nm. on.rrr between TammIiy and the democratic
Convention l. autctaily unfortunate. Ilc NAtlonli
Democratic PARTY desires tnc election or thc Dtnocrac
uominee In NcH-YOlk, whatever lis name.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
TnDRN's GAME THROUGHOUT.


We would not feel surprised ii II should ap-
pear that Uncle Sammy Ilden IL pretty well satisfied
with result at syracuse. He mad the Syrac1-o Con-
yentOn IN a grip stronger than that held hy COnkng at
saratogn-and was with Tanmany like fhr cat with
the mouse when II plays ami after says Now, u III
den can elect Robinson mis- triumph II complete III ho
cannot no can throw the responsibility ~ defeat upon
Tsmm,uy, and hold bis force for next ycag. We have
not been able TO make much out Of the opposition Of
Tammany to tho nomination Of Robinson beyond the
fact that the Governor has not used b- Office for the
society III thc management OF New-York city. John
Kelly bold man OF ability, and comes 10 the front
m9ufuliy himself acceLtn. the issue aud candidacy
together. He Will nothing, however. boltrr
from tho ranks of the Democratic party commits II
capital bundor, and however plausible his pretcxte,
IN Orip
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
TREASON To BE SEVERELY PUNISHED.
From me Troy Prcss Deini .
rboro il a rehellion IN the Democratic camp

Only one course can be pursued by loyal DeInOcrnIs
Relation must crushed and treason maie ollohH
happen. that The secession of Temmnny HAIRS uclR
from the Democratic ate Convention was pfccedeu ~
an aitcmr 10 falsifv The voice OF the conVehllon "u
that attempt OF Itself enough 10 cast odum uun le
men who manned ana those who aborcd 10 carry IL out
The bold conspiracy seduco senator Jaoohs rom hs
Aut-Tammany belongings failed because J"hn -
Tscohs would rather bear the reputation OF brhS an
honorable man than bv ttick NOMINATION IN"
election AS Governor. Defeated M ia conspiracy ii'
yenfon before n nomination had been made Ihe thf,at
had been thaf the event or Governor it"nlhH9n
nouinotion being made secession would follow. But
e.resson was uerpetrated before the nomination. me
pun shnen this act Of treason VIII De dc-trF'uB
severe Among the last acts OF the convention wls the
withdrawal of all Acknowledgement or JONI h,.y :
organiz ization as tine regular Democracy or NcW-l"
cry. Tnmmany. with John Kelly ~ its leader, cannot
be admitted TO The tHO state ConycniIoust he hsd tk
wear Only kept alive bv the Democracy OF The -iatr
giving prestige of regularity It must die or change
L.Illnr..
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
ENERGETIC RlILWAr WoRK IN coLoRADo.

PUEBLO, Col, Sep. -. - Chief Engineer
Robinson, OF The AtchisOn, Topeka ana Santa rs Raj
way Compan, stationed a. tas point, has received or
dsrs To DegIn At once the location of a lne the
tension OF that road from ihs city to Denver In ac-
cornnce win the above orlcr strong parry, under
command ~ Mr. H. r. Il0bIOok, will begin the WORK
tomorrow morning. Tue proposed line VIII run up
the fontaine Qui BOmilr Kvcg nearly parallel with
the Denver anu RIO Grdndc Railway. passing through
COlorsd" springs gnd other Important points. ihe work
he done rapidly possible, aud tlr lue VIII bc
ready for the graders nc early day ibis looks az
though the railway problem Ia Southern Colorado Ia
ABOUT 20 bc solved.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
no TIME ron nEpuELIcAN IypIFrEREycE

All that We dc sire now 10 Impress upon the
attention of Republicans Il that ihey must not hnild
such vngau hopes mon Democratic discOrd as TO
fnrcco work uchalf of II publican principles ana Re-
publican candidates. syracuse oifrs no eneoufag
10 Republican supnencss. Ihc ant1EOnisin between
fhc Democratic chofains is nu doubt most pronounced
but a remains be hOw potent Il VIII he WITH the
,u..-cs Mr. Tifcn Is certainly 10 Doe credited Wiin
something of sagac!ty. III, has not planned his cam
pagn without reference to the very contingency that
la. occurred lie embraced II IN h- spcCuaiiuns. II
M indeed gratifying 10 the Democracy IN the ihrocs
OF internal d!srOr and lis condition should De made
available by Republicans I'm every legitimate WAY but,
without intending to throw doubt upon Republican
success the party should Dc warned against trusting
nlly 10 Dclnncrntlc bnncss fur krpubllcAn Victory.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
A CAUSE FOR coNaRATULArloN.

The outcome at Syracuse Is calculated TO in
spiro patriotic citizens Win joy. II almost
possible that the warring Democratic elan, viii he able
10 tRtc up any sort or compromise that wli enable
them in unison daring ihe pending canvass and
election Their differences TOO WIDE and deep tO make
IA satisfactory arrangement between them pIhcucIbic.
The Tamay stbng 10 the quick by Tie couiomp
tuOus iudinrrcnce Of Dusnu's supporters tO their
treaties and thcr threats The Robinson ntu are NOR
tally -ndel a the Tammany bolt, and their ndictive
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
LATEST CHAPTER IN THE NICHOLS CASE.

The dccisiOn OF Judge WcStDrOOk VacaTIhg
Judge nCalss stay the Nichols case was followed mp
on Saturday by Mr. Nicholss counsel Messrs Townsend
IL Weed who obtained from Judge WestbT0Ok two ad-
cua orders The ffst directed MayOr Cooper to show
cause wny his motion quash or ptrstde the WIZ ~
eel erflOrari which tO he heard Schenectady ehoud
not be stayc The order stays the proceeding at Schr
nccidy IN the meantime aud i rciurntc IN Cham 1cs
this morning. The second order In accordance with
judge We~tbroOhs last decision. vdca;cs Judge ineas
STAY auG directs Mayor c his return 10 Ne writ
OF certorar. Ii Is now the Mayors turn to obtain
stay.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
FURTHER OPINIONS FROM THE PRESS.
THE REPUBLICAN OPPORTUNITY.

The Democratic spit Is the Republican OPP
pOriunUy We could nave carried the stale even H our
adVerstrlrs had been united; surely carry n
now with sweep. iut let us make assurance d0ublY
sure. VT should relax no work and spare effort
which would have put forth had Jared different
situation Mhic recngnizng the division and weakness
~ our Toe aud uan. me most OF ~, let Us not under
estimate what W. must meet. 1lIru has crowded
BIS ticket down the truair % IN. party; ne VII
make desperate ,uOlt Ia rcscue N from its doom. lie
viii az ms Resource, huf lac succeed u We
are alert ana active. IN" deiuorfnGrd Democracy 81
AoW-luik nave Courcd their catasdOgse; let the Re-
IuhIL,uns lrlNc IL ilIc IAat NM.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
A DIVIDED PARTY.
THE nruocp,TIc FACTIONS.

TIE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.
ORGANIZATION oF THE SUPPORTERS OF KELLY AND
oy RoBINsoN-RivAL RATIFICATION MEETINGS
TO BF HELD.
The Democratic candidates for Governor
John Kelly and Lucius Robinson. are, through
theIr friends, now organizing their supporters
in this city for the campaign Ratihca.ioh
meetings will probably be held by ooth lac
tions the present week.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
CHAIRMAN PURCELEs VIEW.


We enter not INTO a consideration OI causes,
buf merely point 10 effects. We d>cHss not the merits
OF coutrOy ersrs bat state the naked facts which con-
front as and whcn nave TO deal IN the struggle
for victory upnn which now euteIing However
honest OF purpose have been the leaders OF the
joriy heconyenon. they. hy the policy adapted aud
carried ont pfDduccd the detection ~ One-nfth OF the
representatives 81 The Democracy of the state as To tue
head Of the Ticket aud O make good whatever OF loss
may follow ~ now the duty of every Democrat who
would maintain his party organization and see coIti
ned his Varty nsctndHucy.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

and o,snate chief is not likely to permit any overtures
Tor concIliation on his behalf Nothing less thnn
fht 10 he bitter end be expected Thete is cNer
reason for Republicans 10 look forward WIN conn
dcuc, 10 ne result the No detection II hP
parent IN our ranks II hardly conceivable ihat any
true Republican prefer either Robinson or het ho
personal fitness OF thu latter. His integrity IL unques
Die posiiions that his capacity for affairs Is
rornpicfcly demonstrated. On with the Republican
Iii
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
ROBINSON TO BE ELECTED OUTSIDE OF NEW


IT0Il IIf NIIl'Isf JIITfIT III-fVI
The form which the opposition 10 itOhln-
sons denomination Nv the wY0r'l dslrgaie finally
assumed VIII doubtless b' worth thousand votes
t. INN n the rural districts. NotWiilstanGng the bolt,
We look Governor Rohiusons vote outsde ~ New
York to Ice swollen 10 degree TO elect linn m
dependcnilv of Ncw-York. Governor fiiden was
elected IN 1874 without the aid Of that city, and way
not Governor Robinson rs well
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

MYSTERY EXPLAINED.-Mr. Punch CATER
reading recent oa-ttiej: " Can you tel me. my good
lirtsh Puzzle. thr mrHning of the letters g.. q. 81"
British Public promptly: " 10 be sure-Grcdt Cape
BlunueTtr!"- Punch.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

The WANE OF TIE lloNEYMOON.-D Dearest of
Loves: H. aagel, wo ought 10 be thinking OF getting
back 10 town" Dearest OF Pets "As ever you
Ike. be done with this weary incoming and
syOOuing."-tFun.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
Sales bp Autllon.

SCOTT A. MYERS. Auctioneers,
will sell,
- TUURSDAY ScptenOer Il, at noon,
A. rxstt NNtfk sAiESkOOM. III Brosn"V
~ - lr orier supreme Court In partition,
r-,.r drrrtion OF B. f. McCarcrly, hcitiest
i"' north side OF West ttth a., .s., go.
o,-.,.s, ot ponlevarl and 515 frct west OF oth@Ne
oh) ~ 'o'' aud Contra Park ,.,.,.u
SALE PFREMPrORY q hluhES nl1"AN
'' Aiaps &c, OF AuctloGeer''- ilnos@