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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
SAVE TIE STANDARD.
H.. DnafAn 4 D.

This is the year in which the standard Is
more poT.aBt than the stanaard-bearer The Repub-
leans New York have chosen 10 put their coors IN
the hands OF candidate I'm HON large minority have
no cor dence. Tho circumstances under WHICH Lie has
been nominated have been most aggravating and wili
make IL difficult for selfrespc citing who hate the
machinc, ~ vote Tor him. Senator COnkng, VINO con-
II part Of his duty to keep ms friends In posi-
ton, hrs carried his point more. He has seemed
wiling 10 throw away tho State ia 'Of years. VIC
trust he will not lose Il Parties may be cOnsid
cred as All intelligence Offices centre OF influence for
controlling Patronage ana Distributing the spois OF Of
nce tbe repository II great principles essential 10
the constitutional order OF the Government Mr.. Cor
ae represents the intelligence Office, and. uDf0rtG-
natcly cutdo Of SewNVrk lac represents nothing
When President Haye underworld 10 carry his in
sTncucns and the time 10 fulfil the promises
the strength of winch he elscted. DIR. Cornell,
backed by his senator, entered prompt defiance.
should be therefore To defeatedf We trust The
Republicans Ncw-IOTk have put the standard In his
hands. The standard must be saved II We could
reach tho unrepTes.Hted Republican voters Of New
York II would be say bury your griefs this year. aud
help place the Empire State ID The front OF the battle
now approaching
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
election Notices.
ITO THE SHERIFF OF The COUNTY OF
STATE or NEW YoEK,
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE,

ITO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
sirNciice Is hereby given that a. the
he held this state The Tuesday sueceeing the mrs.
Officers ara o be elected. to via
4 Governor. in tue place OF Laeius Robinson ,,,,.-
Lieutenant Governor. IN the place OF william DOE
sheiiner.
oG1si5S ad enc sa'A
A Treasures. N the Place Of James Mackin.
Attorney General IN the place OF Augustus Schoon-
state Engineer and Surveyor thepAce sey.
All whose terms Office viii expire day OF
Also senator for the Fifth Senate District composed OF
the county RichrOnd ard present First Secons. Third
Nth sixth Eighth and Fourteenth Wards Of lhe city Of
s sS within cSsa
ts SS Of the Ward Gfss s ana a ss
within Houston s.ree Hancock street seeeser street L.
Also senator FOR the sixth senate District composed Of
tho ssyenh EevSnia and Tnrsenth Msrs % the cav Of
sd Nh cst Street. ne a sSs street s@
volt street ana East River
tho Tenth and seventeenth ards OF the city q,
east s ' Of nsS and ali that portion Of he EsSteenh and
Wards OF s ri I' y. mes WIN. xo1reen'h
Als senator FOR the Eghth Senate District conyosea Of
Of Of said city that ie within Leroy street
street and Sorn RIVER all portion Of Tho Fifteenth VAIL
81 s e s a T o. a aSn a O. n nes
wiihn fourteenth street, Thrteth street hrosiwsy ans
sado that les within Iwenty sixth street rrteth street,
Also senator for tho Ninth Senate District composef OF
ali that DC rjon of the Eghteslh Nineteenth twenty
trst Wards New-f Of Third
avenue and Blackwels Island
Aco Teath senate Ds,ric composed Of
All that portion tie Twentieth AMI -rsJ WARTS OF
the civ of NewYork Hes For
street ana Eighth MI that portion
OF tho Nine tsclh OF SAID city that les ~ Tird
eyenue portion " the Twelfth Twenty second
wards that lies 4astDf Egnth avenue, Wards and hdais
Isanos.
of tho Twenty. trd Twenty rouf Wards W tho CITY Of
Nov-York a, t.i portioa of the Iweta rweoIeh and
Twentyseco OF said that lies within Thrtelh
street. Spuyten Duyvii Creek Eighth avenue and Hudson
River.
Twenty-fuur members OF Assembly.
A sheriff, u the place OF Bernard hslly
County Clerk, tho place OF Hubert o. Thompson.
pointed by Governor In thu place Of Henry A. Gnmboton
Judge Of tho Court Pleas in tho place OF Miles
appointed by the Gov.rnOr 10 III the vacancy OccaS
Two OF the Marine Court In the place OF David
MeAdam and Henry Aikc-.
Jaso- Of the nisttct COnrt FOR the seventh Judicial
place Charles Dsinger>O appointed by the
Governor he place alter :. Psc.nay removed.
the District Court for tho Tenth Judicial Dis
trict n The place OF JOnn II. Flanagan
Three place o; Richard Flanagan, Henry
WnltGan and Richard Croker. all terms of OiLca will
e-''' ~ WV ALLEN T. BEACH.
Secretary OF sIats
suRnFF's OFy1cE
CITY AND couSir og NEW. YORK..
Juiy 81. 1879.
certify that tho foregoing copy VI the election
this day ihc secretary ~ state
BERNARD REILLY.
Sheriff Of the CITY aud County Of NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
AN UNGRUDGING SUPPORT ASKED.
"a 1 .Lrl.-l. Pm

Mr. Cornell is nominated. He was fairly
nominated. lie was not the of a portion OF the
delegates. Ia "a rightly organized convention there Is,
rightly. majority aid minority representation for any
candidate. Seldom ia be expected that tue choice
settles unanimously The selection or Mr..
Cornell after judicious and sensible canvass Els
nomination forced the conventOf except ne
a maiOrity Of the delegates named ~. Standing before
the Republican party as standard bearer let there be
question the legitimacy policy OF the nomna-
ton. Let him have unanimous, an mgIudgfng sup
port Let bygone be bygoEes In Imitation OF TIE Illus
rious Democracy let Republicans accept the decision of
the preliminary skirmsh and upon the campaign
IN eec. their candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

PoUeHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Sept. THE Demo
cras OF the LIST Assembly District Of Duehess County
selected following delegates to the state CONVEX
tion yesterday David Warner and Daniel W. euefn
sey In the lid District the Tden aud AntTilden iae
tions were so evenly divided that most exciting une
took place the convention for thee hours being me
ecene widest uprOsr Finally TWO sets OF ueIt
gates were chosen. follows Iildenites-Anipr s
Wager, T.. Wright Vail and Edward H. OsoofIs Ans ~
Tfidenites-John o. wAitchousc, Rensselaer, Ease una
OrIln G. Hoffman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
A HEARTY SUPPORT PREDICTED.


The ticket of the Saratoga Convention must
command tne support OF ali Republicans the sup
port of all independent voters who, clearly ronpre
lending the dangerous political tendencies OF this era,
preparation the oh-co,ning political struggle or the
age. The Republicans OF New-YOrk by their delegates
in convention assembled. have unanimously chosen
their candidate for leader OF
the party-an able, honorable, tried and true man.
Among all the men OF either party who have been
named for GOvernar Is better qualified to per-
form tho duties Of That Office than Alonzo ID Cornell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
DEM0cRATlc OVERTHROW AT HAND.

Wethink il may be truthfGlly said that the con-
ventiOn ssALds preemtuent all our State conven
ton composed OF the most able aud respectable
members OF the party IL expected tnat the action
OF his body wonid be In keeping with the sentiment
hich had brought toge; and that in the prepare
ZION OF party platform ana IN tie selection OF Tie
pafys standard bearers there should be displayed such
wisdom and concord would make victory for the Re-
publican party in the coming State campaign inevitable
We firmly believe that this convention has not failed IN
the duty gned IL We believe that the tune is nj
hand for overthrow OF Democratic rule in the Empire
State aud that with IL I'll surely follow IL the coming
year a general and crushing defeat of the Democratic
party in every Northern State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
FORMING COREELL CLUBS.

A meeting of the Twenty-fourth Ward Re-
pabican Association held at the headquarters Of
The association Friday evening last. aud organized AS
a Cornell CImpaigl Cinb. with J. Thomas stearns IS
president and Samuel A. Goy kendall and VIM Delaney
= secretaries.
meeting OF Republicans of tbs Twenty first Ward OF
Brooklyn held Friday might for the purpose Of
srgallszn NJ the first Cornell Campaign Club OF Kings
County After adopting resolutions approving the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
HIGH REFORM VIEW.

fTON1 EIHtTd ruzetN ILtltE
Mr. Cornell, the machine candidate, is
thorough politician He II that and that only-nothng
else lie has 10 clements OF personal intellectual
strength commend him to the favor support OF The
people. He wl make, II elected supple fool OF tie
cOnscenceess class CT corrupt Republican politicians
who will the state Government IN the advancement
OF personal ends and ring politics. IL VIII be great
DAY for smy tbs the corruptionisIs Cornell IL
elected Governor and sad for the honest, decent
ard respectable Class OF people. His triumph Is vic
tory for Conkling voted oi hun amid storm OF
bisses" and defeat for the better element OF kepub
lcanism represented by George William Curtis, who
supported Robertson.
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THE SARATOG1 TICKET.
AN EXCELLENT TICKET AND PLATFORM.
I'll q Erlean Pm


The Republican State Convention did its
work well and thoroughly II lie seldom that 40 much Is
accomplished in sna le day. and done so ludicionsiy
The b0asted 0ppOsion Cornell melted away a. III
by magic when II appeared the frst ballot that he
the ebOce OF tae party, aud his nomination wis
made unsn irnous The haianc. OF the ticket
selected without controversy aud IN personal enaraee
and ability i above cr1tlcisn. In every resolution OF
the platform highest regard for popular rights -
expressed. and the last plank may be regarded as ne
browning OF the convention directed as III IL 10
Inc correction OF one OF the serious abuses from
which Tho people OF the state are suffering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

ton OF the Republican State Convent'on s.cnnln ~
Phslps was elected president, Edwin A stud well seere-
tary and Henry Pay. WIN. H. Sleeper and Johh fros''
Executive Comulittee - .,...u
The Republicans OF New-Brghtop, 8 l., compris,ng
four election districts have organized Grant ana coi
nell Camnaisn Cub with the following officers: David
w. Judd president; Charles Bbo. secretary, EDWARD
Openshaw ana Francis jones' recording secretaries Inc
ciui NOW uuulber over 200 members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
NEW-YORK WILL INFLUENCE NEw-JERsEY.
LI.,u NclcILL Adr.cfLaec Zen

All eyes are now turned upon New York.
In SewJersey there Is confident feeling that tis state
DC put into tie Republican pIalanx year. II
Sew-YOrk gIcs right tas Fall. Tie Influences and
convictions operate IN both. We have here, both among
Republicans Democrats, the devotion hon
est money which the NewIork platform ProelaIDs We
have a common interest In the preservation IL the
istlax system " finance. The Two states inter
ockfd belp hurt OF the Is the help hurt
OF The other There DOing bat telephone 20 sepa-
rate tlrsn We strong Ia tho fam that NcwYork
the or e slsteE states, the one most largely al
fectng INTEREST," tEe closely bound that
citizenship Is almost eiiEenihip 10 the other, VIII
isand strVugY xcd Ia the cause cf Satcusi snprce
Gcy November. ~ the Republicans win there they
will win in NeN-Jorsey next year. TIM came causes
work party Ike Tie DetaOcrac. which derives rs
power the asser,edy fOgeign authority OF The solid
South. which accepts It's doctrines from Confederate
majority IN Democratic Congressional CAUCUS. which
plans OF lts own, exc-pt o. let the wheels roll
Daek aud Oss their grip upon the rails OF progress sii
out IN SewJersey and have nO hold on suffrage
Ohcr than personal claim OF individual bat
ne has avoided The crime of larceny Even that claim
viii hold good Ia Sew-Jersey, with ten dozen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
PEnRY. Deputy Quartefmasicr-Gon'
OFFiCF 90 IsrINN AFFAlHS :
WASHINGTON sept. >. 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed "PTOpoSal :

SEALED PROPOSALS, lnuoistu IioposaiS
30 9r 10 WssSea oaSr Of TSdsn &r Sos Is
$685. c rs S Tor % Sshas tio ioo%ss
o greaIiaS vie rolling and cniLsr wheel y
neh 49, Is ia h. % 10 men - s'rnsS ~ h srSn
crossing inch Hsrpws 81 tooth Gct harrow teeth
ia s $500 pounds Machines. thrcshng, > MOVING ~ :
eaginS = moving -c ,ss' u Gu civ,tor. s.edcr.
hay suky z haad. u doz Garden ses siis CO.,
scoop, dol sa1 So don; Hoes JOG dozi
sshs u a. 5a,1 oS VII hooss ana swrsc, inc6 O.
~ Inc, men. - OK inca ~; noAes Sld Dows OK
inc doz.; nav, tine. 10 toz; hay iae do dcs
double plo%. win back band j s WIN 6Tseea
nsa doz y mch "a doI trovssr', 100; WAGONS, rae
aek 81 inch yith box Toy BOZ pini se PIP es n Sr
200 Axes and tasass, 1000 pis. with handles A.;
The bs WI Is opened and rssa publicly eegamGg at Tie
bid give the Of ali parties Interested N OF
s snrsR, 10 H. ana must ""'' ''
Bidders must designate places OF business and post
viii be considered frr persons who have IN any
respect deisuted i heretofore made any or ~ qs
lnieresis II The G0veinmsnL
PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is INVITED TO THE
Every bid DO accOnpanied BY certified cheek or
Affairs noD Of the hereinafter desguated National
BS sns YoIk; phadcpha "a.
Tnri National BanE Cincinnati unon Nat9nai Bank:
N1iional Bank. Washington, D. G. shd The tned Sates
Assistant reasurers hisdrlDa banOre Chicago ana
ST. Louis which sit shall DO not less than aye per
Jun supplies Proposed 10 be furnished.
ami shall forfeited Cnitcd states IN Ddrf
receiving shall fa 10 ute promptly contract
with sufficient surc according u ne terms u MS
tia otherwise, To- b. returned 10 10" bidder
Bios accompanied ~ certified cheek or drt VII Dol
be considered.
Bidders required TO furnish samples Of the articles bid
for md N all where samples required they must
accompany tho hid 80 samples will DO opened until alter al
the bids siall been pubicy read.
I'm exs-ng contracts he ght he reserved 20 increase
nr duais quantity Of srIic!e embraced in she fore
ing acheluc Tie further hight incre9re OK diminish
the specified in contract 20 an extent not excet
ing twenty-five per ceniuin.
furnished under contract must be deilycredat
places designated for their RECEPTION strongly packet ana
marked according drccODS for shipment, without any
charge case baina sacks ana VIII D. subect 20 IN
articles that respect tOl 70
conform 10 the samples upon which tue made will
bc held u furnish others OF the
REQUIRED qualify within i've days. or failing IN that they
will be pufchasei at hts expense.
fher delivery NJ chicago SeGx Ciy omaha and k2nsse
CITY q the option OF the Department Is A. HAfT
N'' Commissioned.
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A BOLT AT ELIIRA.

EIsrRA, n. Y, Sept. IA gathering OF
Democrats was held here yesterday. No primaries were
held. The Hor. Hiram Gray. Charles Hulitt ana Jere-
mah Mcguire requested TO contest the seats OF the
aoaga.ss heretosorc chosen from this county 20 the
syracuse Convention. judge Gray repudiates the move
n5ent and says bis name was used Without ms
know edge.
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Connirn propertp for Sale ano Go fei.

L'OR SALE or to ET.-Furnished or un-
furnished the west side OF The huds.n; six miles
ton acres WOODLAND pbefeS balance lawn gar
den and Three-siOTv house. fifteen rooms; range
auudTy water second Oor Of the handsonest
MORGAN & TAYLOR. Executors.
80 Franklin Of.
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Gitp propsrip 90 fel.

INO LET.-ln the "Vnncorlear apartments
4 building On Th.aye. J5th aud 5uthsts rom August l,
several sus 81, 800 500 Genital PARK hc ploi
thoroughly constructed with all nolcfn appNes most
be be appreciated Apply To no DUNNELi- 81
UniOL-s
kNO LET or for SALE.-Three three story
1 private dwellings all modern improvements for ono
family ppiY the premises. Ave. A. bouirSA between
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THE BIRTHDAY OF REpUBLIcANIsM.

BosToN, Sept. THE State Central Com
mtee OF the Republican party has issued call for
citing at Mechanics Hail. in Worcester. on The
evening OF September 49, to celebrate the twenyhith
anniversary OF the birth OF the Republican party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

In his prayer Moot prnyed that the Jews 9, shs
United States would not be- embittered ~ ,he hthcn
maj had recently BEEN made upon them " by narrow
minded persons" hut would "ea TO mnd the rengosS
spft of federation prevailing In their adopeh country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
Gin Eeal Gsiale tor sale.

GIN Renl Gsialc tor sale.
E,OR SALE-North Madison Square.-Extra
sized house stables nearly ~ lots finest location IN
CITY L. A. YOUNG go Exchange ace.
HOUSE on 5TH-AVE. FOR SALE.-An
elegant fours story brown stone nigh stoop Louise WIN
stable In rear, 9th between Stfn aud s5.hsts
lot 20xl25 honse 80 feet deep Apply 10 H. L. STONE,
l15 BTOada az
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DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIVE UAK'
OFFrcE OF CHIRF QUARTEEMAsTER.
DEPARTMENT or THK EAST,
GoyERSoR's ISLAND, NEU-rogk HkRBOn,

SEALED PROPOSALS, in trplcate. vii be received al
he Office of the gEed, unt 1919 o'clock N on We
h dov OF Ocober 1873 which time and place ihey VIII
h oped n the pesence Of bidders tor tAe construction OF
tvo sets Of Field Ocrr Quarters. 10 Fort schuyler rev
yok IIaror In accordance win plans and specifications
witch can DO seen al tho Zee OF the ind, rslgnsi
Of securely
trpate PROPOSAL and be men'ione herein a. COM
prsng part ~ .... - -
obtained al ills Office.
Proposals nust be accompanied bend with two sure'ie
In the sum ths act Of April ~
1873 with 1e Yrc-rrbr \ proposai NOT ACCOUNT
panied b. such o boat will not he considered -.
The -sful bidder viii be required 20 snter nto aMt
ten caufrac. United states with GOOD a1d ap.oF
security be less han one hith nor more sn
rhe entire value supplies bid for ~ nor ~ IN bc
aScera beoFrhaBa within thirty days ster Doing
nDie the accept OF IFS proposal fIOiosAs must o.
jnrosed IN cal.i envelopes marked Proposals lOf tn
rtnctng Occrs' luarTeTH." md addressed 10 lhe Sh
Ouarfirzsisr Department East. Governors isiai
y. y. II. -. ..--.... $500. III
Tho United the right to reject any or al
PiO''''' ALEX J. PERRY, Deputy QuaTtefnasicr-Genl.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nnw-YoRK. Saturday Sept. @. 1879.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
.yopx cry

SEN-iORk CITY.
7olhst ~ n OF istav. Is GIs0xirrecIIiar; John
Mci NH George sOhusOn- $1,000
0' Vie to Doroihea NJ Brand ........ -..-. 1900
I,nson reterce 70 ia for savhg-s 1900
lOih-t u 240 II . ~ Ave-D 10 t2ffl-st, sox1tD7.
with steam mill. etc. George Law and wife 10 40 -,
william Upcerove -. j2Oio
II Nathan and ot3ors t. Edmund iiiI,y - 1000
QluistO Alexander-av.. xl'uxll2a and als0ne
cor Alexander and l3st-.t Ia i3Jth-si. 2Dt.Dx
2O9i samuel ! G9kirley 10 Elza l. taui1Well
lT ns 10 fse s Nnssssm 10000
l5thsf II 3.- IL " u AveC f2jAiO5.ji cora ana
Mvra Hoyat Ella Van Horn ...---..-- 1850
Glth-ai. 100 II e % lpth ave, lDOxll35i eugene
Undrrliu William Ncdbuhr- -..-......-..-... $1,000
10th ave. W 77.0< q . OF S3fsf le.lssNsOi Jane
Wright 10 Henry Harpef- $500 ;----... 100
sams property. Joseph Wright and WHO 10
same roucrfy Jan. II wright IL $500
ober 10 Ksihsrnc scbas 1900
s, ss 10 ccnrsi SEN 1000
ljth-sL ., lG5 q Z OF Ttli-avc, 2Axlc3yi samuel
IesFasky AuEusius G TnOmpstn.---..:......- oOO
18TH st. :. 20 c Of Sthase 10 i25ihri- SOH -
POI. Ite Samuel W rompid.s 70 u VI Aunson..-. l,OOO
4ithst - Il ~ 9th ave, .5xlOai; Pierre Roiet
10 I.udwina de Troy
ll2thst s1S5 n OF 3d.aYr. aONicO.l0; T I Ogden
referee Cafharne l. smith 7JVJ
27th.st n s. $50 II G % SHAVE. 25K9s.9; William a
Ao'"VV
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THE COURTS.


pECiaIONs-SEPr. @.
There are no decisions to-day.
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prcposais.
PROPOSALS for Repairing Pavements In the
Cities OF Washington and Goorgeown District Of Column
bia ExcNEFR DETACHMENT DISTRICT OF coll hBiA
AsuIxlIOx. SfplHnbcT "a. ldl3.

bia ExcnErR DErAKIuESI, bisTEicT or CotuMmA,
WASHINGTON, September %. SO.
BY direction OF Board Of Commissioners, SbA iD lo
POsAIS will tins oee until IL 0clDck NJ on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER l2TH, 1873 Tor the repair on glyo
various streets and avcnuesin the citieS vi ~
gon and Georgetown
forms of proposal specifications be obtained
from Office with tho necessary iniOrnau0,
upon application therefor, aud bids those forms VIII
alone be Onsdered.
No proposa Will received from falling contractor
the records OF the District OF CodnhDh
the light 10 reject or all BIDS or parss OF
bids. a.o -z....
yards granite block payeHents aud %" sinsrs 's Oh
hsphaltum pavement w =. q ! ~ ac,S /, y
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Norris Bait. $500
CICsDf William X Aonzo Clark. 3YJJ
Mcrde 70 william Irwin. lOJu
same. as trustee etcl. 5000
R,ed John III trustee etc 10 " Abraham $3.50
RECORDED MORlHAGEs
Baiiey Edmund q Andrew & Coddingto n Seth
OF l0thavc, years foOOO
Brand. Christian ami wife 70 George w WalSrOye.n
and 18th st denanf. 1000
Same properly. fyeaTs..........:.- 2OOO
"a q, istav f mSniSs $500
cOD s.y1ss nane No 81 cherry St, yssr 5000
sane y 10 $500
Observation-Disclosures n Ger 9isi.st year 1000
Livingston. aad wife TO the 0ermania Fire iDsuT
auce Company, 72dst W OF 2d-ave. lots. Il -.
mortgaRcsl, year; total ZovVO
isihst ~ "a ave. 'i months .e'.. 10000
Ne iSThsve MONTHS ....''... 10000
lreaiS month 1P 1890
oeiAy"b 10 iitrst ins,amenis $4,000
'i MaSat iJthst Of Ave-c 5 mon ihs-.,... 1880
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hral Gsiaie TO Gfebangt.

yI'O EXCHANGE.--A nine room cottage and
lot lust outside a village Hudson ohnrche- schosis.
C. Iwo from downtown Toe sns owpneec BToo4
I'm LOuso l0t. address A. b. c.. Trlbunc ONCE.
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RECORDED LEASE.
Dennisnn james p 10 John Conner, No BIZ 0th-ave
22syears, annual rent $4,000
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The following additional delegates are rC
ported by telegraph to have been chosen 10 the Den
cratic ~ ste Convention at Syracuse:

ported by telegraph have been chosen to the Demo
cratic State Convention at sy racuse:
AlbaEp- IIId Assembly District Delegates 10 the state
Convention Uauiei Mamma Rufus W. PeckAam and
THOMAS J. LIST d -trict-SshSn 4. Human Nj
DelehAnty Frederick COng-r IId DstretSa
Ntdqard- LIST D.srict-GeOrge c. Greene William MrRae
and These under stood 10 be opposed 10
Governor kobiaSon -
L. Howard. They are Anti.Iammsny.
fVpHts-lst District sawyer. A. ). Il. Ross aud
n. l.. Hand. they Will indorse Governor Robinson
lauoI IT, Joseph a. >oWie-unnstructsd but under
stood the Reconciliation OF Governor RODiusDn I'D
Patrick II. COwen Er1stus Darling and Aisnson
understood ~ 10 IN favor OF the denomination Of
Governor Robinson.
Cy.s-ss 1t Distrct-s;ephen Txber John w Campbell
Jr MerrItt-iBstTgctel Tor Governor KOblnsoa
C4epasqAd-Ist EistrtCt-0. A. BdcOm. william NJ.
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Cnohaag0-Isi Dlstnei-John N JaycOx. Wells Allen
J. Sies ~ William l. Pike favorable 10 Robinson.
DisulCi. Ilden delegates John j. bayaOr, Rufus
Kinney aDa Thomas H. Curry znIilden deleg.tes-Danie
Pratt William ". NaL Bfo, kln and Howard H. Edwards
VerL.Aasg-A ". sheppard, ChaunCey Matthews ard W
AOsc-tLcy favor the enOmin9uOn 0i Cover Robinson
GILBERT WLc0xeD, Ufe ID Beilcs an George De
NOt- ogrd bu Instructed 10 vote Tor NJ D. &eTcef for
Rockiana -Gt0rge wyant. Merritt n. Sawyer ard Henry
Maters- an AhiiIaIDuany.
Itfnaf--S ~ N etcbuni. Z. Austin W. H. Barton.
District Thomas Z. Nhecn. JARVIS Lore and
l. be IA 81 Governor Robinson ia
BsfnctONen Zee, Ambrose lsusEnn a. lfeorfi's 'o1k
acceptable 10 large portion oi lie Demoeies q the
tfate. ITO DItrEt-J. H.. Warren, Donald McNaughton
owen ilynu--in favor OF Convent r Robinson.
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Malone. I'D Dstrctisuis kUeil. Prank GtIss
IOseuA W saith. Iflc Dsflci-rhon4s X Chiffon,
g. sico Jr. Joseph wirnek All three cciegaions
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