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New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
cHlRGEs AGAIysr gutIlM L. foULER.
AFFIDAVIT BY 4 ToRVER CLFHR ~ THE prPARr-
MENT oT CilY woRKs-ME. roWLiEs ANSWER
Ln.nnh I. P.lmor ir., former clerk IN the

AFFIDAVIT BY A FORMER CLriK ~ THE prPARI-
MENT or CIlY woHKs-ME rowLrE's ANSWER.
Joseph T. Palmer, ir. a former clerk IN the
Den.rfiuent a. CIy Noiks, Brooklyn. has made an
affidavit ln which he a g,s ihnt under the adinIisGa-
t'ou 90 Vs. .in A. Fowler -s lc- dent OF the IesmaIert
BarI u Water cra-, C.l.s, ,loLos- th'ie we're
u.c-tua-e CA .uditsle. .louu.n- To- about go Ou"V
U-aC.m. that iu ISL h.I received orders from Mr.
Fowler f1 arrange .a'n u.f-rD.s auoN ntrs To
see-.e 50.aIdtist tAr money v3- Lot pad Tor any
work a. .ls ON account oi tle G s.. blt 20 enable Mr.
Fo,i.r T. d,'ri suite % as Grauity or FOR political
purposes trat at the samc time the Hudson Avenue
sewer 10 process construction under the authority
of the Permanent Board oi Mat,r nud Sewerage Com
Ia.,ioucrs; that the funds % ay he rolls were oh
tanned hy a cueck of 100000 sgIed by Mr Fowler;
thai D.. IL ilu, brought tie chceA g. the icg Il The
fup,rl..u lcut of th. work and received chcoR Tor
$1,000 yahe the ORDER ~ the ea~sisiantncineer,
and mo atfr depo. q the check g. his prr-ona ac-
count ,n tlc Brooslvn Tru~; Company; that checks
were drawn by ,Ac assl~an 'n-neci "StihSi me Hv-
post lai t.c iruc'e+, oi-""ts'. al tAt ~ n'!i'
roi we're ual 10 Mr. Fowler In person o to othcr per
som fi thos, on t.c p,y-l-. taat go 200 thch
actin. cliefeul1ucer. lie iurth,r says that he was
o~~r 81 plenare new pay-fols by cnierne the nan :
fhr -lpeIIu He also cuaigrs mat during ne
wnoc of air Fowlci's president OF the Board
80 ... ,N l.,i 90 etri tho names of poiiiicsi and
OF cr .u cur.s upon the raV-rols Of tne Depart mont
auoul iAe Irgu Df emp eie, and aDoiing force and
cuare tlc amount 90 di rent aW ropilation~ 'uude
Tor a y lurpc.ss. lie SANS he can produce an old
roll book wa le had been directed 10 destroy. suow-
ing fac rames several hundred rsons who rclved
tsy frpM fne Board Tor periods NaN ng rom one 10
s,gen months, and at rates RON - una - udV 10
5000 40 90 and service was rendered for tie
money H. aver- THAT prevou- o every election during
Mr. Fowl lrl's ucumheucy political assessment per
cent on the annual salary levied on each clerk, and
fhat nn. tline an additional tax o. pcr cent was
sfoppcl uf OF ea ach Id ans salary 10 UrOml-
nett whO bad advanced mOLey Tor the uses or
the party. - .
that u contained The same oid charges whch were D.
uohc four years ago and wlch had since been
dismissed In tie courts. lie said there were no new
charges in the aiiOavit
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
moEK 0X 40 GRL1T GAIDGE.

Engineer Martin, of the East River Bridge stated
seceutly 10 a TRIBUNE reporter that work on the
bridge had advanced RAPIDLY and satisfactorily
since last July. The masonry Of the approaches Is
now completed IN BROOKLYN as far as MaIn-st. and
the next block to PTospect-st. Is about two-thlrds
done. II viii probably be complethd by the second
week iu December.
L. New-York the approaches completed across
Cl Est Before work closes for the season the ma
sonry 10 Vandcwater-st. and twO-hirds of the next
block in Rosc-st will be finished. In the next few
weeks the buildings between Rose and Wiiliam-sts.
viii be removed.
n j. further stated that about 900 hands are now
eui .oyed The work upon the sUperStrnctnre Will
be continued through the Winter except IN the mOsS
severe weather. one t1ousaud tons OF steel are To
be delivered this Winter. the delivery to begin
next month. The first supenders for tine support Of
the roadway were place q in position last week. All
these for tie brooklyn side VIII be IN position
within a week, and after that those on the New
York side will be placed. here will be thir-
teen susDenders on each OF the four cables on
each side oi both towers, making 2O4, AL Of
which will be put mp during the WINTER.
TIE longest measure 1913 feet. These suspenders
are OF steel wire rope - inches ln diameter, with
socket at each end. The upper : cAct Is fastened
ly means of "A bolt y nche- Ia diam ter TO band
al wrought iron. inches wide ana d incn thick,
which j. bOited TO the cable. AT The lower end of
the suspeuders OOlfs l. lncnes diameter,
througi cast-iron socket, by which to attach the
beams 10 the su>pendeh. After The beams are IN
place the trusses will be erected. The thirteen
teueIs To be placed tins inter Will extend neary
100 feet from the piers lhe cables are TO be
syayed thirteen feet nearer together than
they are now the outer ones being brought SIX
and one-half feet nearer the centre. STRAIN
Of twenty-two tons will be required TO draw them
together They will then be connected at inter
walls with wire rope STAYS. This will secure strong
lateral bracing for the whole structure. and add
Immensely TO It's ability 10 resist tie winds.
sixty or seventy men will be employed during
The Winter II all the work that Is now laid out is
accomplished about 100 feet of the superstructure
ON each side OF hOth piers Will be completed by
Spring except the flooring plank. -Four Thousand
ftns of steel will De used next Summer. In addition
20 the Thousand tons To be used this Winter.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
QUEENS COUNTY COMPLICATIONS.

The local political canvass IN Queens County
is the most excited known there in years. Tue
regular" Democratic candidate for County Judge.
John j. Arm strong. Is opposed by William ii. Onder-
donk who was put in the field against him by con-
venton Independent Democrats, aud bas since been
supported by the Republicans. The same condition OF
things regard to the offices OF sheriff and Sur
rocate. For the former the regular" Democratic
candidate Is Alexander Moran, OF Long Island CITY,
and ne is opposed by Aonzo B. Wright Republican and
independent Democrat. Charles DE Law Townsend Is
tnc regular" omiuec 70 Surrogate. Inc
Republican candidate II Alexander Haynes, present In
cumbent who l. supported By the Independent :. The
boil from the DeuOct atIc Ranks Induced bv alleged
trckeIy ia tht nominating convention 10y which TIE
snccess Of the " slate canGldates was secured.
The princiI detection is in Long Islaud City and
NewtOwn where IL expected that the Independents
VIII poll large vote for the fusion ticket. which. with
"A cons derable "sent" vote IN the other towns. may
secure IL There appears 10 be strong prob
ability aso, that william YOungs, Republican, will be
ri ctrd In the lei District. tBe Democratic candi-
date, Whitehead Van Myck, Is meeting With sharp Op-
position hrs party. Tue result ia the I'D District
is doubtful. although the Republican candidate,
Il. Valentine Cloves, suppOrted 10y the Independents
against the regular Democratic nominee, George f..
BucEner, who hos already served one term in the As
Ia
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
AN ANCIENT CHURCH SOCIETY.

large congregation gathered in the old john
street Methodist Church yesterday morning to eel
ebratc the 18TH anniversary of the founding
of the society, which proudly claims the tile
of the oldest Methodist Church In Amer
lea" There were services curing the entire day
q union love feast at "A. M. at which Bishop
w. l.. Harris presided, and pleasant reunion OF Od
members in the afternoon he sermon in the
morning was preached by the Rev. DR.. G. ID. Fos~.
president of Wesleyan University. O,her portions
Oh the service conducted oy Bishop Harris the
Rev. Il. I. Abbott. pastor OF the church, and Dr.
Depew a former pastor OF the society. DIR. FOs.
took as MS text Acts V. 80 "And we are his wit
ncsses of these things; and 80 is al~o the Holy
Ghost, whom God hath given to them that obey
IIt,.AV
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
Assembly Disrict. oct z octl5 oct.2i oct.s5 Total
TIE RUMoR OF A DEMOCRATIC TRUCE.

A story Of Southern deputation TO still the
troubled Democratic waters of NewYofk il again io-
vvcd. and II again discreditcd AT ,mocraiic head
quarters An active Republican of th!s city told
FRIDAY by Democratic merchant that committee
OF Democrats representing every state IN the South had
come or was on the way 20 New YORK to force both
Kelly and Robinson to withdraw and persuade Judge
SANFORD l.. Church To lead the -nocracy.
Az ,fi OF the Robinson state Committee said posi-
tiNcy Friday night thar thoy knew OF such cpnmit-
tee. aud did not believe sIch a foot.
lie dd net believe Mr.. Kel'y could be made to With
draw and M Robinson m.n did MOI wish to have him,
because then "many Robinson Republicans would - To
Cornell"
Tne same Republican who talked with The Democratic
merchant was at the mass-nretng at Cooper Institute
|ast week. Snmr gentlemen near him asked II lie had
been la South lie yes. but tna after thu war
hc home. They -d fhry lived IN The south lhcy
showed intense h crlf-s during the speeches. ana al
point OF Mr.. Plcrr' por'- speech sad II thry mad
hn I'm A ALBANIA tney would hang HIM. when General
Binks they scOWicd ana remarked " lie ulGui
siav GOWu south either. lie came home and he did
well He stayed long enough To b AT YOU" tie Re
pubhcan illrt. Senator iII not lu shs pa.iy,
though be attended previous Cooper Institute meeting
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
INcIDENrs oF rnE BErrER TNLEs.

BUFFALO. ~. T., Oct. 26.-A report viii be
made 10 ias Common Council 20 morrow, by the COM
mittee on Taxes aud Assessments, advising tnat the
assessment OF tie property of the Union Iron Company
be- reduced onc-Aaf The property has been ra.ed as
81 100000 The company Is 70 be relieved from The
excessive taxauon. Whenever it shall fe afllavits
-vlrg that operations have been resumed and hat
$4,000 has been expended for wages aud repairs
The company Is preparing to resume operations. liza
works having been iale Tor long time.
sr LOUIS Ocr. .6.-Tlr demand OF the mouders OF
The Excelsior Company lor - per cent adyau,e las
been acccdcd to. The cabinet uahoIs expected ~
strike on Monday.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 26.-The stoye-mou'lers have re-
suui,d here al tie price they were receiving Wien
the stIlgr was Instituted.
BUFFALO. y. Y. Oct 21.-WifLn q week there hlyo
arrived here 100 vessels the largest feet 90 tilr
ten wears Freigut- 10 New-Iork have risen in con-
sequence ui tue large arrivals OF gram. hneat rs
uA taken 100 l. ttu.s Dusle AID corn al II glnls
for trans sp0rfntion o. Sew YORK.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. .b.-As an indication or the fe-
yIydl la taue ills cty, % may be stated that ne
American House which has been closed rere account
of dull Times, has now been rccpened ny j. =. Pumff =
late oi Tie Rises House, Na~ln-tUu Aetsl Mel -
Press IN, opulpp that III vi. cr VIII bring many
business men 10 and through the city.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

party soinc do tW fm.s We are gong 10 sec ~
IL that the night l. secured to every honest voter III '"
country ballot ai each cloc'ion' ana j" u"r'
We shall enforce this right against tie opp"si'i'"
of Democrats IN the North or in the South !;
we mean to protect 1t against mohs and Vlo
ience AZ all hazards In local elections. when state
and municipal oGccrs are 10 he chosen. the s'a'e
must protect the voter; the United states cannot w
thes arr National elections. tn voters shall be- pro-
ieee by tue NttOu power II the laws are not st,"E
enou>h fo cnaJic us 10 do this We VIII make 'h'i"
In tle SOUTH the Nanon saw III io make free ctzc"s
mi on are ouu cd voi,. Dni prevented by fraud
and Violence We IA end 90 tciert ihrm IA tha' 'i."
spe,i ias NE r.Snt i'i ~ d, ms e. c.n,e resi-
late the laws und,r wrch memh'rs o. oh-..'S
elected, Ne now say 10 y ~-Jcr>eN: l"9 su.,
meet 80 such house and elect senator w pre-
scrn. The tt.e p.u and manner ma right of Go 10
gre-s TO do 49, nr,cr nccu b orht iutO controve.y.
BY tLe ,amc Cous, ui nai prov sl'u Go -ssss 81" ,He
rrh. 40 s. how VA inb +, of House ~ ReTrc@era-
tNss >Lal br c'cicd After tn great fEauHs !" @ NcN
York tLe law authorizing ihr spf olni ntnl 81 5up
visogs of election was ras.el au 80 ioat wA' W o'oAo
VI iAc y .N-No -,~ttua: il t.e ooutn new w.
ton nas .,fl . sn ~. 90 'tc Nl-s Sl''i' I''1 " y,
rr,i>o i.rror.>m over tur people, ~ 'na' % N'a,.
W4l,A i-l or, Il paDicu T.! l@i-e lsv,'',, ,c.
evef snovr. lhls adopted IN L"uis"nn' Atti"N'
SEN members OF N, Hoas' o. L; res n.aiiv,. NV
ho Il tlen seas by crime. fraud an VI e"cy an ~.o
A. hold tarr ..s were removed VOsh nou-es ~ Con
m S,,ere.. " c,ns.itnicn resp we'd 10 rcrea the
Eleo.iou law but tue PRESIDENT, IN, ialth-
fu. true k,rnnAcan vetoed 'he l.Fci.n3
ai - fr,-t AZ. ,yery i,r fly iMiiel. Ih,u tDcy
-. a., ,'.v ,n,l - ais VINO arr sworn to cNrcJte
- tri ir.S "a r,ir'l: t,n t.ey nu4uiy.
g. ',,.. ,ii, meant Nnru I'm C. 4 IA iu: ,hr,st-
80 -, ,,''i', r,o lavs pr,->,,.sf Jackson sid tnat
., tle E,.ri.al he w.u.d-nnn- him. 4nd invy real v
60, . i.. s-,,t Wtn Abraham Lincoln Was ei.c "a
,..'-' | ' " ~ - %h ,, 80 ,',t.1f, -tr C,ts,ituti ioa.
, . H. , ~ ros. A., ,,,,. Ia p.ry.nt H. Sow
siio ",' ~ ~..''' ~ 80 i' ,',,',f "a a. r'rn'v fnr lan.
, a,r .l fr,,, t.u.rss Ia inc pcouic.
a." t'f , a.. . laws ami tne
W. hl.'u 10 'o' on'"V ',,,','n1 !, fv,rt law on
~ NJ "'-' a. a., -, and ,, lOr Soutn.
a.. ftf ,,b.tt No ,mpudtCN The
,,, a., ,.l ~ NV, ana r.,.l Of ss Jnnn 4. Ctloua
s.u'' "''' - s''' r, I'' 30 ,vr nee an IA
~'' i'' a. - - ''- .,,,l,'f - fl,. question OF the
49,, ~, iv,. I,r1 troln Name e Ill ornia. Iowa.
- Ia tu. a. Al "a f.c National H. aTt
S"'" t..''''S' "a ~, 4 =. ,r.,lr .c!t i.r iuiia1t-
-, NJ .i,.. rr 'n.. ana ocicru4lued 40 carry item
NM
.. ....,, rr,,.t, ,>.r I'm. -
AnnR N>tS OF GIN NAA n"i '''''N 80 80, =,
Al flp Close e.. -Anl MACS .c tA "' '"'
o,t- .he ,,igvani rl.e io ter rect aud gave three
f'i'' 81. '"' was ~ -. ..... t-,l,,,r.i.. ,l.u
tcii' 'D'fsr l"4 ii' 1881" '' ~ D..
gtUrt1-s iNl rf.il4t A A''i. 'i' -si
strI- t fllt
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
NEW RAPID TRANSIT ROUTES.

Richard NJ. Hoe. chairman of the new Rapid
Transit Commission. stated recently that the COM
mission had not as yet determined upon any one
route for the benefit OF the annexed district. Ac-
cordng TO the statute the commissioners were
Obliged to determine within thirty days whether u
new rapid-transit road needed not and IL il
was found that a new one was needed the commits.
SION was Obliged to fix and determine the route
within sixty days. The thirty days have elapsed
and the commission have determined that new
road Il demanded. The sixty days during which
thew are to determine the rontewli be- ended about
November IL. Mr.. Hoe also said that the old -aIa.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
A RoLD AYp RAREFAcEp swINpLE

FTON TIC 'tf17 VTA V77I',.' Vt NV ~ T7''E
Another OF Governor RODluSOns " REFORMS .
has lrt 10 gut lnr ,ilst ONrr az the 4r>u- II
the Talroad fum PAttsburg To Clinton Pr-oI thi' wN
petrd about year agO by the Stale, AT cost O1
~lg3OUO smith NJ. Weed Tor one hundred yr rs. al
n uI II year. Alithe cicums anccs point to clear
ana coi cuslyr swnde of the people out of 80 900
and ne deucr makes q aimusi CERTAIN that GOV il"r
Robinson pryy To the scheme from It's inceiii"h
ne Uid not allow sufficient time To tlapsc 10 shc"
whether or the Tuad Was 10 be a prosperous e.
ude 4. ne did not dare delay the mats iOr every ol
me traiit increased. and the evidence accumuiae1
that the investment golng 10 b. good 1ir iOF e
state. Iue sHlndle il bold and bartiac'd one, 20
wonder Smith " ed wa ~ devoted To Illdrn. Nit1
prn~p, CO before II the acc ton OF properly
which $4,000. tnat would become Mort taiu"Vo
every year. ana which Was bound To Dsntnt the cliF
uaratiNeiy worthless lana ana mines hc Owned u ~
Ion Couu he could afford 10 do good work Tor A"e'
al
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
NOMINATIONS MEETINGS AND PLANS.

NOMINATIONS, NEE IINGS AND PLANS.
SPETCHTs ny SENATOR BLAiNE-rHE TAMNANf
AND ANII-rAsMANY COUNTY coNVFNrioNs-A
LARGE RErUmicAN MEETING-CANDiDAIEs FOX
THE ASSEMBLY.
Senator Blaine has been resting in this city at'er
his hard work IN the West. lie will make iour
speeches ths week. the principal one ut the cooper
institute Thursday. lammany nominated Wiii'an
r. Roberts for Sheriff. Henry A. Gumhletom ior
County Clerk. Frederick Smyth Tor common
Pleas Judge. and the r"st OF It's county
ticket. Anti-Tammanv completed us ns' VI
county candidates, naming William 4. Butler Tor
Comfy Clerk and Miles Beach for judge OF The
Common III rs. A large Republican meeting in the
Vlltn D..tric, WIS addressed 10y William Moran
and George W. Williams, the colcred Republican
orator from ONO. Several Assembly nominations
were made by the Tammany Democrats and three
bV tls Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN APPEALS.

The Oi.iccTs Of Tie Kcpublicln SI1te COm
mitiec close, a week of exceptionally earnest work on
saturday u .it and tney viii labor with undated vgor
during TIE present week TIE TRIBUNE aunouu ced 0n
slrurlay that Grncrl GalAed would be the principal
speaker s the Buffalo Its--neeting lch viii Dee he'd
October 30 IT, also consented Co Ill appointments
al Lockpori o -tob.r 81. ami az Auburn. November
EN-scclct4ry of tie Treasury George : Boutwell, has
been secured tor fcw meetings. not YET decided upon
This evening Sfrr,tsrt sherman. cA-M nsier ,ougfOn
aad Genera * pttlci wI Je heardat Cooper institute
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
A LARGE INCREAsE ~ TIE NUMBER Or NAMES "'


A LARGE INCRLAsE IN THE NUMBEE OF NAMES "fH"
LAST YEAR.
The registration in this city was compictrn
Saturday night II than In an year siDcr l7'o
when tnerc were ls3 OGf names registered; IN 1877.
143Gl5 in 1873 lbs Ola This ycnr there are lo-o4'
Many persons after taking the trouble to register do not
vote Thus IN II 1876 the abserices were l1.o06; III
1877. 1946I; 1873, 1896 Politicians tmnk that
10000 out OF the 1Gs0i3 registered persons WI" o'7'
their votes this year.
For some reason the Anti-Tanmany Democrats this
little excrtiOn 10 get out their N"
Last year inoy made tremendous effort hui TINS year
has been the Repuhhcans and T'mmany Deno'iIl-,
whose activity I'm bringing 10 the places "t ruHs,rN
been conspicuous. The dstlnctvey RpubiIcan u's
trIcfs well ntaincd their IrOpOrton O regiSlclt
names com 'ar-on with those registered Tor seNet
years past. Tne registration by Assembly Dsulc'S '"i7
wear l. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
MoHE KELLY CLuns FoRMED.

All the indications ut the rooms Of the
Kelly state Committee the st. Nicholas Hotel point
To Increasing Ally aud prosperity. The Committee Is
IN correspondence with over Sat, lily cubs IN differ
cnt paris OF th, state Tho announcement of clubs
received Oh Friday came iIom NOIktown, Neschcster,
NJ. Vernon sOuthDOId. GreelpOrt aud sag HarbOr.
Amour the visitor, on Friday we're Colonel Wood,
Henry 4. Gumbcion. Stephen !. Mrany. +. T. Siiu0la
ine- McGird Of Eucka~ay. james Gallagher OF Nor
wcu. Jonu Manly, ol CutiariubuS County, 8ud ID. &.
Hickey, Of M,stcAcstcr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

The Republicans Oh Saturday evening made
the following nominations for Assembly men: Ild DIS
trlct. ". NJ Doyle Vth, james Wnterbottom KILN
chan, = Duo Ia ,le Win District there two can,
ddates W. Key,s being the OF the voters led
by Mr.. .ent. Other Assembly Conventions were held,
but 40 ofher nomInations W ere made.
Inc TImmany nominations of that evening as
follows for the Assembly lid District. Thomas i.
Was; lid, " II. McIntyre; IVih. John Henry
Mel arthY vth. Edwin NJ Fox XIII. Ferdinand Levy
XIIIth Ralph Ogl XVII. MicAs ii. DOugho. ty XIIih
". sang: XXtn.J .iuo, g. CJucy XXild, John L.
McDOua d III th, XYIiIth District Convention th,r
cOusA ,Acii, neut and rivalry, but the crowd was
nual iu order Dy CorO Croker, and the nomua-
ton was made. la Otner dstIicis Iammany Conven-
ous held hut adjournmenis were generally taken
until tO-m afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
SENATOR BLAINEs MOVEMENTS.
srrrCIIrs ~ THE wESTrRN Pact OF TIE STATE
AND u THIS CItY.

AND ~ THIS C1tY.
Senator Blaine has been staying at the Flifh
Avenue iOiol several DAYS, resting from his cam
r. gn work ia the aud attending Ia some business
matters he goes 40 the Western part Of the state 10 uH
ana Will speak in jamestown. Chauiauqua County, ""u
Cuba Aleany County. Both of these speeches VIII ID
shur, as Mr. aile has not recovered his voice SUM-
ntlv 10 make II prudent for hun 10 put II To severe
tcst The injury his voice occurred sucdony "e NC
was try lag to il several acres oi poPio d"
one of his biz lows meetings. Mr. Blaine said that ne
felt a nslion as though something had dropped nS
throat usl under the cu In the lcf side OF ms III Oh
Tn. doctors say that one the vocal cords was over
strained and relax suddenly. md tat there is hoins
to be done but 70 let nature eff ci u cure
After hrs nip 10 the Western part OF the s'ae M
blaine viii return thr cy ia time 10 speak al meet
i'm in Cooprr Institute Hall Thursday event g. This
MI IA liz al spcccl OF the canvass IFd ~ ne
roes fo pnuvuketIsr. whore hr VII ttk PtiHd'H 'Ii
a. nuur Tneu Niil 20 his home IN Augusta NJ
aud r,muiu here uuiil dgi In ,he senate ciH ~ u
10 Washington. HIS -cuer1 hedth : -O'd "uu He ui
,.tfv with j. vni.t probably onF temporary IN
cor V.li nee MI Blaine takes warm interest," III me
Nors canvass. and expresses Adc'ct IN 'ht l
n oi AIi. Co.nell aud tie ~-ulc oi te kepubl, an
i.-.- T . uaua. clneut of tHc Ncw-NUIR camp an
q mo-. sirik him close and thor urh ON tlHrr
a, as me !. acc istomcd .n Maine and has observed
,, So a. % hers irs lIO ;inDs MY III ZOO large iuf
r .fai., poll 90 work o be dir,ctfd ana h.pt III
a- ftoma Il gle cunmi;fce ht0 fqurifrS ioca "a 10 me
CIV and SAWS that wound hc S,ary Ia DlNidc the
frrr orv H. @ tr e or four suods fics with htiuc
h,iau4r Is n caca ~ ord 10 p.iug the work oi the
c.uV.ss "a bar dIr CIV, p,fsstcnhy ana tn'clN'N
upon dual yOirr- aud 10 stimulate the tO"u
add cOuaiy committees 10 energetic ac'lOm.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
uye,rx,o Excrss.-The O'Farrell- Mackenzie

girls gone Ia extensively .Ur cary fsi. - -.
air, cold water, farinaccous fUod, rowing rluiug, ~
leunis gymnastics, aLd what not. that the! have
tored thrir figures into the likeness oil so mau, ..f
statuee, Rnd nave no more waist speak OF ihAh
quite horTid Venus al the LouNrr indeed thet M
given up ays altogether as bad jon. As tuty al "a
engaged TO marry Dukes, Nj. Punen fears they Wiz
the Iashon aud as lie holds thai long and ns-
WAIST Il essential 10 "a lady AS a-weti. AS bumP
tween tue shoulders prominent nose ana chn, sst 40.
protuberaut abdomen aro To gentleman. he hoPes "
their development may serve ~ an -xaiSPis sS~
warDng.-lpuucp
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
TAKING 1T EAsr.-Lleutenant Smart (whc

TAKING 1T EAsY.-Lieutenant Smart (who
has LikeD temporary ohaTge of Lieutenant Easyr
detachment, who In ON leave ,. " hut These are
ration re,urn frms,' To be filed IN every morning,
showing amount OF rations Issued, etc, ana then signed
by officer who certhes To their correctness what do
signi" Corporal. =" big your pardon. sorr but We XII
th blank from the orderly rOOm-they're "a pinuy 10
dozzen sorr an Misther Asy. sorr. he gneray signs
plnnorth "-tPunch.
AT the Yorktown celebration yesterday n
"blareed Hingishman." after surveying the euatiOn
and surroundings said 81 well understand now why
Lord Cornwallis surrendered Yorktown. IL owned
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

MI. ion. # which II. &. Stcbbnsis chairman. w,s
stir sf nd T. ard # ire stock oi the roads which
ihrv projected u taken uD they could 20 on and
bu 800. l.c FDlTtl-ave. route had been wi.h
drawn becanse no one had shown a dc.Ire TO ,aEo
the stock. Many new routes have lcen suggested
20 iic new commits ION. aud It's mem. ers Ole now
engaged in ear fully examining their. 'Ihe import.
he l,uli - -"