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New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
THE LOCAL CANVASS.


BOTH PARTIES ACTIVELY AT WORK.
DEMONSTRATIONS IN VARIOUS nIsTMCTs-ENlnU-
sfAsTiC CORNELL RATIFICATION MErIlNGs-
STRETCHES AND RANNrR Observation-Disclosures
MN At COOPER UNIoN-wORK Al IHE COM
NlTTIF ROOMS.
Numerous Republican meetings were held in tins
city last evening, and both PARTIES are making p
vigorous canvass. Republican demonstrations oc-
CURED in the i,t lld. lNlh With X;h and IN other
Assembly Districts. Speeches were made hy Anson
G.McCooh Ethan Allen, Horace Russell, John Oakley.
David W. Judd. Thomas VI. Hite, George WI Palmer.
and Others. Resolutions in favor Of Mr. Cornell
and the entire Republican ticket were adopted and
vigorous protests were uttered against " scratch
ing The Robinson faction of the Democratic
party held meeting az Cooper Union. There was
much activity at the rooms of the various State
Committees.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
ROBINe0N RlIlrICATION MEETIVG.

rTCiIs At 1.4E C,oI EG UNION UNDER IT, Az
sllCrs p III Young 1r>'s DEMOCRATIC CLIB.
. A Robinson ratification meeting was held
Noane ficu's Dcmocratic riu1. The attendant was
large /. Ottrrl'. The meeting presided over by
=. 4. NirhuTy. AM taerc long Inst Of vce-pres
cents read. To- chairman introduced John McKoOn.
Wo -. Ac a Governor Lo0nsun honest man ana
q patriot. Rlso l.oi- ratfying The ticket bcs1ed oy
Iucirs Robinson were rs.d. They declared ihst the
cent paIgn welcome FOR the opportunity IL
gave the ieOpie 1. vnd-C.fr good government, 70 eu
courage honesty. integrity ad nrmurss. destroy
tne bands II public puhdtlors which 80 ong lad had
rnuencc and uowor fof oy'l ~ Tie oiy aud state II
was nl.0 declared that TIE Democratic nominations
plainly represented ano ionest popgisi continent
r.-,ug above considerations O. partisan eLpcd-
ency. while ihr RPubi.an ticaei represented personal
soyorment foT sehsA personal ends. The hoininaton
o. Nh Kelly represented ccnInendable principles It
WAS Ia Violation Of far dealing his part maze hiu-
s.lf candidate against principles and Of
the Democratic party. The attempt 10 withdraw aten-
ton fiom state issues lacks good faith and rcsi,ect
foI the iuLeli4g nee OF The citizens.
After number OF letters OF regTet had been read the
Hon Charles II. Wiunc. II introduced lie spoke at
length OF the Abilies Horauo Seymour and he he
confined himself to part 81 his subject fre-
quently eheeIed Jut when he pronounced john l. Hun
man pure honest and sterling Democrat. the applause
wa not dccd' q. He fOusco The enihurlasIn OF thc
audience when hc declared tbot thr bcci .noTs should
directed 10 the COntuuaDeC IN once Of lucius Lob-
80 peer all tne honest and pure Democrats
mai ever lived" He denounced john Kelly ana SAID
Of the campaign from the standpoint 'f Tam
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

FIRST Senior: i don't know what is the
trouble. hut cvry oycnns after 80 out L. call ny ,u,,
l- nuie can iIr;Y wax hnMr. ii must ne r,Iua-
ti-m' ~tco;a ~snioI: " You -ht to chance kr .c-
.ctAsIDD.iiy Fast student: '' what 7 Cfnu-,'-' %
thcn though; strikes him. o.. hum ycs. Lct's
take suthu."
OH jim, the Opc-clcd Is anxious to know
when inc itnt cnici, Grant, Viii come. ms afternoon
hr said " lol h,t nlc hctr Iut ou syr when great
chie come. lie heap big iniuu. eh He heap nghtun,
luun he hHye neap nnr dress, rnc gun-WHY up. eh
Wucn you INK hm come, Carson lniun he Ia Pine
Nut Wtly. hnntum deer In mountains aud shOOtuiu
grouse hi.nch, come carson see tig chief When him
nc rhi luu gotu one bill for de Jim You pretty
good chief self Gool-by. Carson Inbuue.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

\ rule OF the Fire Commissioners permits
nr-insn 10 purchase iuluiiur. Tor ber common rooms
the eusiu,-.o,cs. with he under tandns that when
auy fireman leaves conn be- s TO bee repaid ny hls
successor. In September. 1877, Niilum McIrtih wd'
strrcd 20 Hook and Ladder Company No T. to SEC
coed 70 fireman udilci P-sard. Tue latter had pad ~"
q. his share of mo cost of bilili table FOR hc engine
nous. McGratn called upon to pay thl- auoupt
Ie-ard. nui refused. iir -ad he had no L-e Tor
billiard t4Hs. ir Wis frr ssul~-sH rom fht luttc.
lie came o., counsel before jude Van Worst yesterday
t W TIi cr4lurlu rrAIra OF this action. IT was
claimed tle Commissioners lad no rghi 30 fni"i''
90 uiur r.--.ly aft.cir- uupn hith'h "A,
had o., .ife f'r tnen. JIlgc Nau Worst 'Apr--''h
great surprise tat -uch rGle should exist ana De ell
lni -n. nm Il.al NNa Ml. ArNIaluu.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
THE COCRTS.
Defence IS TIE coNRoY TRIAL.

The trial OF Joseph Conroy, charged with
tic murder of john Ga aeher, Juiy 49, WIS continued
Yesterday in ihr Cpuu %. General Sessions. The de-
fcuc. cudrayored 10 prove That tlc killing wa7 don. n
flciruce Evidence va. given mat the prisoner and
sev'al other were SINGING 900 lhc yard n the rear q"
40. go West -isfronih-si. Gallagher came in and snd
10 couroy. You are the man am looaing for"
Gallagher carried behind h, back iron bar aud th
th, De- struck CDuTDy Ihc latter ir luio cellar aud
hd himself untl hr Oh. n... Gallagher hid irtt the
premises. ihfu Dec wen. tut iufo iIc street .ud "',
about crossing 30 when Doe c.ttroutcd Dos 1ailIEhrr
who BAD n kufe 200 i- nalf. Gallagher raised his arm
o. STAB tIlrny and the latter pistol and ircu 30
n., a--.tlt. Af'erhr fc ih- prtOicr admitted inat
he ichcd Call cher twice ia She face Tho case VIII be
concluded iO4iay
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

act. Governor tNNi lu NNl~tiiAff Nthtt fNult
aud never VIII vote Tor HIM. General spinoi9
made SNORT speech mn lus usual graud.t.Qucm
style and the meeting was 'nen ADJOURNED io-
morrow MT. Kelly and his companions VIII address
what = promised 60 be a large meeting IN syracuse
KVIlN'S STRENGTH IN DRO0ME COUNTY
A FoRNIpARLF MOvFMrNT-RrsrIC1AnI A. WE'LL
As STRONG N NUMBrRs-cTuTAINIY OF EFrvH-
IICaN sUCCEss.
lrRoN AZ AsloNAL CoRrEsToNprNr cr Tur rRrnrNF'
BINGuAMToN, Oct. 13.-Nhcn n county has
returned but two Democratic Ncmh.T~-ls52 and $50
10 tie Assembly during the whole period ot her exist
once. u Sc scarcely worth while 20 waste time IN di'-
cussug The certainty OF her choosing Republican in
1s-9 But when thiS certainty ol success a'dr0
the popularity Of Alexander =. Andrews. who was ihe
hc1r ber IN 1877. Is not too much Go affirm thar r.
former mtieilty OF cal w bc largely Increased mex
mouth The only candidate IN opposition is Mr. 4 H.
Greene euoerat tAc Grocnha cAcrs and lroAibi ou-
istS ihuk is rot worth their while 10 waste powder
IN Btoome. For the first lime in The history 81 'he
county" says Mr.. : &. Mlaid. the chairman a. the
county committee we are ,CYsc.ous that the pcnc-
Crats have received money, anc -rod deal of IT, rom
outside. Vet oEr committee is worh ng harder ihtA
ever before. and viii give 'oic time majority for
Cornell and the whole Ticket know ci onf one
scr.schtr o"
Tne mos, exciting political talk of the hour turns
upon the ground swell 10Y Kelly which reached this
L. atty on saturday evening. General Francis j.
spiuola and Thomas = Grady addressed larrc and en-
thusi4sfic audience unm vel toward midnight.
Kelly club Ms formed with Colonel J. siua.t Wells as
president the Hon. Joseph Iy as Treasurer ana w.
J. Lalieu as secretary Among other prominent
Democrats who aod their influence arc cV-Nayor D. r.
Rice. Matt Hayes. Colonel II. e.. Rogers, Dr. 1tor.c
Burr. ~. j. q. Orton. j. l.. Wee. Haam Ldtcasc'f.
NJ Weed. d. &. C. Edwards. - aan ~. it'fnN, l'.i
Roget. D. Il Grant. W. J L1iica. .. \. Nwsor, A.
Cernet.. James Is. Barns y. j. o~yor- ii- array ol
name. includes some of TIRE hcst fairs 90 thf
psrty iu tll, see ioi. Colonel s. DIS ars N.- Ho-ef,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

me sweetest voice ever hedrd, sdlu the
Bishop, was NOmhn's u soft and low but
urncffaitus: inn@lca and measured Ia ITS ccent- hu;
not Precise We were IA steamer, and she murnured
SON. commonplace words about ihe scenery. 10 not
rcmru.hor what shc said, but never forget the
erqui-ely tender musical voice" "Ihe sweetest voice
| cr heard" SAID thr Professor, mans | had
been fishing nearly all day. and bacS to the hotel
about o'cioct The mnn came OUT aud roared Din
NUKI TIL II tie max IN the cellar. heard
OtIef then. hui never" But the Bishop,
vita look OF intense disgust all is face. had
already walked away ~ hearing and ghilns a
fresh cigar by hlmsef-tProvidencc Journal
BUTTER FINGERs.-Lady :" Why did You
leave your last plaoc" Servant: Well yer soc mu ui
had 10 pay for all breakAses and they to
than wages, yer see. mum, Il was u kiud OF
I'm poRisslOn that couldn't stand."-lFuu-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.-Reports are current
In railroad circles here that passenger rates arr
beng cut both from Kansas Ciy aud 81. Louis
the East The Hannibal and 81 Joseph and the Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy charged with violating
the AGREEMENT mee.ng II said 10 have been called
Ia nye-t.satc the mttet IL il also said that a strong
oppos ilOn TO the consolidation Of the WABASH aud ~
Lpus. Kansas ClIy and Northern kOs,ls viii dr,.
Oped AT The meeting O the shareholders TUESDAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
MI. KrLLYs rEIrNDS TNCOUrlGiD.

Nr. Skcels aud Chief Cl,.k r. 4. Hamilton
wer, busy receiving ai ausHerine lritcr ~ The John
Kelly State lcalsa frs 800 the 81 NJ noIas Hotel, yes
tfrday Many prominent Democrats diorpod I'D 10
are the general congratulations on wDat they de-
clare to lee ne biiCrniur prospects of jAo Kelly cam
paign Among these were David Dudley Field. Lieu
torGnt.G Governor DorsheImer Augustus sche eN-Ioce
Commits .onor William T. Smith. 4 &. Barrett e. g.
Coourr. ~ Kingston; John -. O'krl. N. the aud
ueDl, - Judge Wcsbrook. both of Xii gst0u samuel
-. " grin JAMES Boy lr. icrk-kl who're there "A
ialre ~ Clnn. AMI g. IL Frdncis aud \ y. l.. UeA-
rirg of Niagara County. Kelly cu1 ils bcen formed
"a Lyons Wayne County. which mad 10 uancs on the
10. =
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-NoRK. Monday. Oct II. 1879.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

SfN WORN
AveA. eA 81 . n 81 Slsfst 5lI9S IL Nogel and
husband 10 John Beruhoeit ........ '..... $4,000
Nagic-aVe. =, 40 cot Eflwoodst. l7s.lcA5Oxir.
rosalai o lloy, and vie to Ira boyng -. 1000
91th st. No 2-l N Gel. 2l.UHre9i 4 henncssey aud
vie to RANGER = 900
Mars, and auo.l,eI to p !: Bean 1000
lyth-s', SOS 4nf. All ahd IlS Eas. oOX92. i Z
wicEcs rcieroe. To- Ann Toole -. 1000
interior referee, 10 Maydrll .......... 81 900
Syth-t r. lNl.s IL q OF ls gtouaVe 2l.SxgAD.
N Gable ana hasbaadIo ii 4 loop an thor - 5000
LeNnEtonaye. II Z n OF s6tn 81 l7N7O James
9 Nal ami wife 70 J Norwell' - ILooo
walker ~, junction of old Post Read. Locust ayeAnd)
u tIcslnuts Il. 394OArres nar. and other lot. loo
Igl 's4ih w.dl. Coddiaslon To LarBer..... 1900
$1,000
5lsi.s;. No Il WesI as1iOOA Charles Duggin and
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SurIc V.It tpt y 90 tL@i - pt4rii- TO Vac Fati'h
vxIfu t!,ssrn -f4r.t.L lh~s Ul- rru ci.rnf around
~ i an. t,rs while the ltilef ele euf o." schedule.
Toe bftUus nG+ even on Bfowh % Win. "A" J." WIS
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
4 GprENB,cK TIcKfT IN BrooKLyy

The Grccnhack party las dctcrminCd 10 pat
straight ticket ~ the hrd iu Kings County. aud hopes
are tx pressed the headquarters in the Sturcgant
House that part q the Democratic vote which
j. oppostinnto te Mcaughl faction VIII b" cast for
its candidates. TIE Assembly Conventions o. kings
Contention vii he held Thursday night; The senate
Conventions Frday night and the City anC Count, Con-
Ncntipn. Se'rr Tag hight. M Irayers. q. Grceubick
csnfiaf. Sc from Wtstchesier County WISHED
headquart.f. yesterday; ne said there would be "A
.uIiird canvass ard many accrssODs 10 Ills county.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
\ PLANET DISCOVERY BY PALIsA.

WAsHINGToS, Oct. IA new planet was
discovered by Paiisa at Berlin October 10 IA two
hOurs minutes right ascension. eleven degrees
aud hfIy -four minutes north deolnatlon The daily
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
DISTRICT REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
rNrrrrsfAsN ~ Tur NvfTU ASSEMBLY DISTRICT


FNrlIrSiASN ~ THT XVIII ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
,,,.,,.. 40. e,,.,-,.,,,. p..~,, ,,ret~cs
o''IAiN" N''' mrs h1'''' ' W
! The hall at No. 121 Sccond-avc., was
J.,..,, .-.,.,i..l ,e.r ,v,ntrr with men who lad
"'u''p '.''"'" ''S' ''''..@ -" ~, -, NJ
gathered h' tit i1'4'A'io" %. '"' a ga" -'s''-' ~
trc' 'uhiriu Assoc iaton, On ia,uy The nor nation
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'iHN..~rc one NoS'"'l"Ns i" "F''''" 80 -,
rcmnatons AID calling for ihe nominal 'h OF - pun
l.,n C-, ticket l,v fhe election ~ which the city
I -, -o, 1,.,..,.,, =, ~. ,,ls,.,la ,,er. .lo,.,.qi
""-''" .- % ''.'' ''N'"
unanimously. Captain Mlchaci Nt'tah ptr"t"i "i 'i'
-.c ALTON orru.red f. chair aaI 30 yicr-prts dents
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issue t. between -"iiN H'iiu ana H"iD N'ith DC
fu cen ili. Two ! Tor Ga. Na~th laplause much
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unn u. hy Of, south. -.u 1ef sent Heut finds iis
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rags are a.0itl 4 i'f N'.Nlis thc "'ue' Hhfl' Nt
WILL cease. waving. il. as .u.l a. tc. cease wearing
campaign: tl.. a,o tAc broader we've tltt We are
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
4 CONSCIENCE WINCH MN To BE EISED.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 12.-City Collector Webb
ycsc crday lctcr D., way Of Boston. which on
hriug opened was onIn 60 c.utliu $50 a wrapper
On wAica vas ildorsea " FOR clfl takes ior 1878"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
GENERAL BANKS Ar MIDDLErowN.

MIDDLETOwN. \. Y, Oct. 13.-The cam
psign Tor tn Republicans opened grandiy tonight
n, assembly rooms were crowded. Senator Madden
pres,dei General Banks made "A stroug and eloquent
speech The Republicans here are united ana enInI-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
THE TESTIMONY.

IL. IA
The TESTIMONY.
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ducied hy simon Strrur. C1tunceY t. d pew appeared
fnf the v.Y,rl r.,trl and IL ,. -,inu,u Audfor
-, -, -. ~,
EuIter testified that the NcNYork Central ha1 never
plid the rir,t r-apsfr {, n,uiy a conf H.. under
80. .. .. ~, -.
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bOu-f 10y the STANDARD Oh CompIuy. u was believed
b tno Yo, e, tral thai the Etnire C,rnp,uv had
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

motion l. fty-iwo seconds IN right ascension md eight
minute. utl la drc'in. ;tDn. .. =. BiiRD,
secretary Smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

wife TO PL ;......... 5I0oO
-. e iola & fever, ..,;., ...... 7.5Jo
lD1A9i lssth Wafd, = iaiucr sud husband o. ~
2.iD
j0fi,.-i 2Oj 4 oi 3i.ate. 2DrlO0.ji John Wha-
len. referee 100 J. T. Lawrence ..... s.iJO
3isf-st. lGI 10 of 'f 2f % John Mover
and wiir % Henry i,urlc .............. 1000
same IroIfrY Nfnrs funff fn Nlrrtra Mrrar 1000
Lexington ave. ISL. ss.2 iIHui 1tih.-f. lTK~IGs W
~ BrDNHIry srH VIE fo D. s. i. ief ll.NU0
JARVIS. i and viz toP i ''..... 5000
EIfOKDLD LEASh
~hafwnn ID 4 % william % WeaI g. co SO ~ -ih-
ave, 51etr- - annual rent tl.loJ
sErYfUt.t aDtIBAtt-
O. e0srnan.J T. and wife 60 william o. Turner. of
Ayer ~ Nfnsf ........ $4,000
@'' a5sc coTpin, 'o 20 So s, nd s c,aa er 'r 1900
90 Hf asr. 'oti moftcae'-, year. total. 5000
%s2si 2noiirsFc. st4r.. -. $500
''''o' co. 4isye i'. i,' scar -, 45Yo
76tn st. 3 gears. ....... 1000
Sherwood. > n and vic to thr Mutual life Infnr.
Company. c1r ttllayn aud tisf year $4,000
hmYih. \ sud VIE to DE tsril ANA lI;e Insurance
Company. ns ssfh--t w ~ Lexington ave, : .0f-,
Treacy b 10 = CONSTANT. IIliAst q fih-
months. 1000
rooic. Am T.. KIP and anofhsr eseeufor- ctc,
4O9 J am liS Hast IJ5d-t, years H. 900
IItORDID ASSIGN MEMS Or MORTGAGES
Brown p g. guardian. etc. J1seuh ~ S2--l
Brown. Joseph 10 = Nuusrn. ia. et, 5000
khoaar-. q 4 toJ II khoaoes tuse,s etc...-.--. 'p0p
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
defending ThE NEGRO EXODUS.
ADDRESS or THK HON. JOHN II. LANG>ION AT THE
sHIIon PRFsBYrrnIAN CHURCH
Thn Hon Inhn NJ Iangsfnn. limited Siltes

The Hon. John VI. Langston, United States
Minister ia HlytI. delivered an address upon The
Southern Exodus at the Slloh Pre- -hyieran Churcl
last evening There was iui attendance. Mr. Lang
stou's address WAS carnc. plea IN favor Of negro
emigration nom The south. Ia The course Of his re
marks De sId
Thc negroes TODAY m the South have the ballot AMI
are plfcd IN nome ouly they cannot he really
free uutl they ~, away from the rhg of their old
masters Throughout he south The negro Is cd % be-
l.vc that emancipation is complete iaurr. in Rich
mOud the colored peopi, are living IA tn- old negro
quarters that they occupied while slaves Sonth'rncr'
debate long Dr!ore they Viii EEL land TO "a
negro. Tecy DO not wish th'm 90 become
powerful The nceIoes at the south are con
SANITY cheated out OF their carins-. II ONE
of ;hl. race should demand Dol, It. h.rf' tn. law Doe
wou q bc Shot 0r poisoned h,a'ou OF driven ou' oi
the and Toe only tnae left 10 niiH i- emigration. II
is she oue great opportunity for thr nero o. come 10
OBJ. Ns-tn ava yo., van the Republican pr.it the
lifv alrh inr furt tmt fiul lri' pi'r pi ruf Nf
.rurl. 10 .re i.ir.i No irW. l'nt come
except i.W fY..frt mon Ht i.f D iu"'4tlf l"t'f
Il.f f,li son ft 20 j. l'uH.; hul Do = Pod"
more Co. -.t, ftt DO D. u.roneituuo u rf'
tufrH. WORDS .fe rt -' 4- llhru Nfl iN r
on- as thr ohrf. for Hr. Cornell O.. already dt goo
o.. elcrd. Iu. iar n flr planners 90 iat N'uih "i'
uvt ffrrouu The urfo ilu-t strive harder n nt lr
t..!' .t lbs nHlt' .rrrS. bnf Dee cannot ip t-i-
il. ID .c ,.t- tlr away fi'-l Al- .YIi.tr ut,it..
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Doar0 ar0 Rooms.
VIZ si1e.

West SIDE.
A NICELY FURNISHED square room, with
, o,.c s.'ai Sy " !. .'i si ' ''' cola ''' '''1''
NEslRABLE front rooms with excellent
Or ,o @ s,airea @ - :, y ws.t ioh & Il T. H.a5 ' se | ~
SECOND and third toor. alcoyc rooms. newly
y furnished. with board single references ao'
west llti.eL
u to - 5O.-A few gentlemen can be- ac.
vs. conimeha,H siih s"oI t.g.t ~ M& AN am h.,.' ,r' t,
comforts English iali 81. 5,S Wet 6ta.sr
% WEST 3lSr-ST.-Entre >erond floor, foar
acnrcmSn or nneT, tona5le .a1lo ar attend
1I WESf 271lI-ST. CNorth Side. second
size aud appointments; an moiein ,on'ene.,es erht
roons . ton soor terms low.
~ WEST 26TH-Sr. - Handsomely iur-
80 nshed apartments for gentlemen references ca
D.l VEST 3IST-ST.-Dc,irlhle su,c> If
'b't rooms Tor families or gentlemen private table
o,aifco.
0i GROVE-ST.-Pioasant furnished rooms
~ Win board terms mod,rste
Sf WEST 5jrH-S g.-Laixe front room
49, . iEc hre - e-,e sn,sls ,or Bar, os sen
.D)G WEST IfIH-Sr.-Two large hand
- -'p somey furnished rooms on tair aoor ao ILL.,.
'@ all 0n'enie'e house and ''e '''A'' references
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with board
" ianie, gentlemen within two blocks Of Madison
PARK test 81 refer tnces given. lS4 East 2ih-.t
SECOND FLOOR to let with board. a, rs
- hast -Si-sL
SUITE second floor rooms on thlld 3nd
References. Mrs ? \. kENr los fa.t 2,IGst
4 EAST 5sTH-Sr.-Frout room on second
= large first h'oe a. lct Win
board. Mrs. bikD@AlL
.yl. EAST 2OTU-ST.-Smtes OF rooms hand
'PO somey furnished lprivale bathrooms ~th i,A,
tAbe without board OOns for grntlcmeni meaAitss
cd q dosred reforvncos
* EAST H-Sr.-lIandsOme back par
fsb with window. and hall room adjoining c,ses
ana also large fourth noor newly tIuSho
Ia lct with board references
I.DE EAST 27TH-ST.-One suite of rooms,
l@O thlui foot frOnt. singiy suite % back BsF
| lor well farnisheI with board terms Ion.
| Board and Rooms Wantei
BOARD for lady in private family ; Chris.
I'D tan people preferred cuen 10 Atb cars Az
| iress 1. T.. Box "a. Tribune ONCE
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" ! TO - 50.-A few gentlemen can be- ac,
tp 4 commodatsa with good h'ail AMI nicely fpr shed
ron- IL /. bYaru q frausi. board pei LAY hole
comforts r. lgilsll Ia Li 3. 3,S Mr-t 6tI--t
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

80 WEST -ST-Entire >erOnl floor. tOur
rooms. large o. p. hpot bacS fartf '"t
gentlemen rrtlonI1le tahln ard Attend
ance. terms moderate besf references eAchaugth
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don't lSrow Mr.. Cornell. | never have met him
probably shall never meet him. Perhaps some of
10 vote the regular ticket suppose the
wors! criminal were nominate ed for Governor 10y
the Democratic party. could vou in conscience vote
for hnn Governor Robinson has committed sucn
act. ,s Governor that in conscience / never could
and never VIII vote Tor HIM. General Spinoi;t
made SNORT speech M hls usual gt2ud.ieQueht
STYLE and tne meeting was tlcu adjourned. io-
morrow Mr. Kelly and his companions Will address
what = promised 60 be large meeting IN syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

A NICELY FURNISHED square room, with
= iUff etulI ~osy liNut hot cold frNlf.
.t rifr w
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'lsl VEST 3IST-S T-Sr.-Dc~irlhlc sui,c> II
sbb rooms Tor families gentlemen private table II
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~ WEST 26TiI-Sr - Handsomely iur-
'b nish,d apartments for gcntleweni references ca
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

SECOND and third toor. alcoyc rooms. newly
- furnished with botId; single ICON references aV-