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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND Uni ED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Now ok via DcsDroses and Cortaudt streets
Ferries follows:
uau isDurg. PthbuTG. the South. Pullman
Palace Cars atnchod. y y. m. and $50 p m. daily
iiham~pcrt, Lock Haven, am. $50 Cory and Erie
Al s3 connecting NJ Cory Tor Ttusylle, Petroleum
Centre ana The oil Regions.
Baltimore, Washington and the souh, Limited Washington
Express Of u Paror cars daily except sunday 10
IN arrive at Washington ~ p NJ Regular at 1880 aud
S2Oa. m; ]. and Ia T. M sunday, 10 M
Express for Vest Philadelphia, 40 i3O, 800 90 Lm
ten, II m $780, !. 4:40 T. Is, $3.50 and ~ p. and
II night sunday 4:}0 and IN. g. q. $50 and 10
amt l. ght.
Express for Philadelphia Via camden, 1880 IN. and
except SUNDAY.
For AauIlr City, 1880 and 100 Il 300 p.
For Cape May 1900 a. III. and p.
Boats OF brooklyn Anmer connect with all eh trains
CITY. afOrding speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel. $500
daily At ESQ p. III. daily except Monday From Wdsh.
ngton and Baltimore CjO a. NJ. 2 800, 800. 1875 y m.
sunday 900 u III From Pha ephie, 300. $50 T. $50
lU4O ll:3O a 800. 500 49, $50. $3.50 93j and
1875 D. m. sunday 800. $50, 1910 ll:jO u H.. $50
and N3J d. N.
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rEHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
i NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


hRn.NeFsE>r Of raAIy. TAXING Effect NAY TO- 1890
Da. nl.-t ln,lnnau amt bcAgO Day kXprrs3 DIawu1
room coaches 70 Buffalo ana Suspen. ion Bridge.
Gpm. DalNl-Fast Il Ipuis Expless. arriving az BUf
fo 1t 80 connecting With last trains the Vest
sonihwr-t pulmans best DrawingroOm Sleeping coaches
7p.Nl tDay.) -Pacdc Express for the West 5 cep,ng
Coaches Trough 10 bu-ao NaSaTa taa Cnclnnn and
ll5 D. M I'm grant Tram for the West
Trains leave HAMMERS street Depot NSW' OK Tor 30
Newark 60 $40 ll:5O M .iu, S.2U DID, o;lo 80
1900 nights only. SUNDAY ylj
Rathcrfoi and Passac 600 7jO To- 1920 am-hc 1920
a. m Tain stops al Ig,her,d only On sGndiysola non.
mi1n ght snnnsys 900. $50 iU:4n a H. lij $3.50. p
ani u midnight . 81. -. ,..,. go.
La y.IO 40 $40 $40 ; $40 $50 5:3G clio Ij.3I
T. as = 1890 p M aud II midnight. sundays g. $50
suiIern GAO 30 1870 l:4j 800 5.On $40 as
1880 2. m, "a T. m dnishi sunday 800 $40 logo a
war I'M 49, So 81 ii P 1' a. p n ,1 " mr.
Newturg aud cornwall 1870. a. $50 43o D. M sun
hondout and Kingston 900 a m. $50 sundays $50
goshen 500 100 300 1920 $3.50, 800. i:3o. 7;0J
7:l5 D. N sundays 600 $3.50, l02U a. m; 600. 800
MiddletOyn S;JO, 9;uu O.- % am sou iiu 100 40 pm
sundays $50 lJ:2Oa ms $50, 900 M Ihe 300 am and
4.oO IN. trans connect With AewiorA ana os"egO Mid
Port JeryS 100 - o. 1870 M $50 600. 700, 7l5 p
M sunday $50 ,C9 m S,V p OF ' and SIp after
each hour from TO $40 p M and AT lO;i1 and Has
Ticket. for passage and for Apartments IN Drawing
ami lr ping Coaches he obtain d, and orders
pan, = ulc.s Nos 80 All, gj7 broadway ~ y. No
CoUit-st, Iroo4lyn. or Al he ,onpany pelols go,
JN co. <. ABg0ir Gcnl PAssr Ast New.YOrE.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Tor EngswOod. Sloster Permont ond Ny
ESQ 1880 y. IN Sundays. 300 a m ami p. M rne
1880 IN. will leave so minutes Later Saturday nghs
Nahuet spring Valley aud No"'ey 700 300 a. NJ 1850
JNo. n. ABBOTT General PAosr Agent. New.YorL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

4VE % West iGst.. New York, IeOpens September o.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies' AID Children
Thorough teaching daily languages spoken within
months. Drawing aud musical advantages unsurpassed
Public examination for graduates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
VAN NORNAN JNSTJTUTE

tFourded 1880 Sl5 West 57thst. New York. Family
school for Young Ladies aud Children Ill reopen
stIt 10 For tul information call or send for CIRCULAR
DIR. and NNE. VAN NORMAN. Principals.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
Wand 81 JOHN leaye Pier al North River. foot of
,uhmH, every week daY. p. M, connecting % Albany
Sunday morning exceptcdJ North West anu
East. ~
Excursion 10 Albany and return, good 30 DAYS ~.
w. w. EVERETT President
A MARY POWELL FOR West Point, Com
"A. wall Newbnrg. Poushkeep,Ie hDniOUt Kingston
landing at Cozzensr. Milton. New Uvds
leaves foot OF VEsTRY.ST $40 and 2ITH.ST Mt $50 D.
m. tSundays excepted Connection eepsis with
evening A. II. r. H. for North ami West Baggage
by express received at Vestry II. oniy.
A LII RAIL LINE
~ TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MENPHREMAGOG ami QUEBEC.
On and after the through train with
Paflor cars VII! leave Grand Central Depot ScwYork (N.
y, n H. n r. r. at sos arriving in The mountains
by early evening Dine Springfield sup. White River
For further particulars, apply 20
c. r. HEMsTEtD, q. r. A.,
Ah.aye. aud a2d.st. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
6iramboais an0 Railroads..

A LBANY DAY BOATS.-ALBANY and
nlssA RID daily SUNDAYS excepted leave Vestry
NJ a. NJ landing at Nyack Ferry. West Point, Ncwburg
POughkeepslc Rhinebeck, Cai-gill and Hudson
PASSENGERS hndns at West Point, or Ncwburg can re-
Turn by down boat Connect hinebcck ferry
the 2i5 p IN. Train the Ulster and Delaware II. H.
Tickets sold ana baggage checked North and West Tickets
coupons COOL the Hudson for pas
sa 80: 0Ph, IAL iRAINS 10 from ARArOGA.
EOR RONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures
stCoz5ens west Point. Cornwall. Newburg Marlboro
Milton, Ponghheepse, hsopus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware and waikiki valley Railroads. steamboats, IA MES
W. BA LDWIN and THOMAS CORN ELI, have DAILY at
y. m. Pier 81. North River foot Of IIarrson.st
Except SATURDAYS whoa Thomas orne leaves 80
connecting with evening train for through
the ChTSk1LL MOUNTAINS
nor NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
Steamer ADEL?II leaves Pier Fulton Ferry 2:tj
y. m; 3Sd.st.. L. A.. > y. IN. FARE 30 CENTS
EXCIIt SION TICKETS. 30 CENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

On and alter J 7 Ne 21. $50
Trans leave New YORK. Via DcsbOsscs
landt streets Ferries a follows;
48O $50, s:2O 10 mite D. II a. m !, 800, a. $40 s.
a. T. $50 aud 10 and ~ night Sundays $50 and
q H., ), D, I. $50 and 10 y. m. and II night
Express Trains leave a except Sunday, AT 1870
and III, running through VIA Trenton and Cam
den.
Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with al through
nj Jersey Clty aHOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
Returning trans West Philadephia 1901 3t5 4eJ
49,, r. $50 AMI II a. imted Express 1880 D. M q
4 $40. and 1:3O D.. on SUNDAY, 1901, 3:i5.
So a. ILL.,. and IN. Leave Philadelphia camden
M and 800 7. m. daily except sunday.
Tiekct Offices and 94i broadway, No. Aston House
Of DatboSse and GOtlandt- o.
Brooklyn Depot foot Of FuliOn-st, BROOKLYN;
ia. IL lis luisOnst Hoboken Depot Jersey City.
Enizrant lic&et Office. No Battery. place.
York Transfer will call for and check
baggage lrom hotels anl Residences
FRANK THOMSON. j. L. FARMER,
General Manager. General Passenger Ag,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and Housstonic Raroads-Steamers leave
arlne sip (Picr 80, f. n Oaily at ll:3O $50 D.
Fare lower thln by any other route.
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For BcGh Sexes-Citv.
MRS. WILLIAMES'
,IADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL

w EDelish and french Boarding and Day school for
Noupg Ladies and Chdrcl. 2G West J9ths IeOpels e.
TENDERS 23d. Twenty third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

NIRCULARS of Good Schools, with intelli
" gent advice, free TO parents sCHERMERHORN, 30
last
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Mss de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH
MADAME MEARS,
IRIS. SYLVANUS REEDS
rE'HE MISSES GRAHAM Successors

!
Misses Green. formerly Of 40 3thaye.. win reopen
tlcir Enslish ana French BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
Tor youns laGes Oh EHDAl, >EPIkNBEt e. at NO 90
tTUANE, Ntw-York. This schOOl-esabished In lSl6-
continues The careful training and thorough instruction in
department or when has hitherto ia Oraby
Known.
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For Bovs and Young Men-Coun,ry.

4 UOMELIkE SCHOOL for BOYS under IS.
~ r. HIND,. A. NJ. H0npsresn. Long Island. \. y
. lcxandcr Institute Military boarding school,
~ White Plans y. y. PIisopal o. L. WILLIS, Pm. u.
SUBURBAN HONE SCHOOL, New
~ Havoc CJuu.-Ile Rev IN shears, Rector Offers 81
few young Doys giea aGyatgos well - years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
For Young Lad;es-Brooklyn.

pROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-T
ID Thrtlcth year Of the boarding and dsy school for
Young VIII september % APP icStuns for
circulars a be mace 1873 MOnIaguest, Brooklyn ~ y
CHARLES +. WEST. PRINCIPAL
ct. CATH ARMIES HALL. Brooklyn, y. Y,
y Diocesan .ch for girls ia charge Of the sisters 81
opcs >Ft,uUcr 2l 1851 Rector the Bishop oi
Lon l-,au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

HOlS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
~ toltct CONDITIONED rejected candidates coached,
RUNNER o. WAlie.. StocAhridge, Mass. +. HOFFMAN,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvl-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. South Amboy, Mat
awaD KtypOrt, Hazet Mhdieown Red Bank. Little Silver,
81 anchport. Long Branch, Theron Deal Beach Ocean
Asbuy Park. Beach Lake, Glrt,
Point Pleasant Toms River, Bsrnegat, Atlantic City, etc
Leave NewYork foot OF I1bery 515, 7:4 ., ll46
o.. IN. 1870 33O 4. $40. p. III.
For ATLANTIC CITY. l:3O D.
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A SO TO BOSTON,


NEWPORT LINE, for special limited tlckcs Steamers
NEWPORT AM OLD COLONY
leave Pier 2S North River loot Of Murray daily SUNDAYS
excepte) at connecting Al New port with Fast press
Tram arriving IN Boston at 1880 a.
Returning. leave Boston nom Ola colony Depot D.
Tickets and be I.Y
Pier ~, North River. aud board steamers.
GEO. L. CONNOR, Gehp Pass Agt
BORDEN d LOWELL Agents
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4 HOME SCHOOL, AUBURNDALE, Mas

~ A few u0tt viii he ceNed mo tle family ~ AZ
pceuCed where will enloy comforts and
cart thorough instruction quiet and healthy location IN
tcaHni.l VII 90. JAMES BIGD. A NJ.
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FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY

~ BAY ROUTE-For Highlands. Bellevue. Seabrght
Monmouth Beach Atantcyie. Long Branch, Ocean rove,
Asbury PdrG Girt. Point Pleasant Toms River Barno
CAT. Nincl1ud. ATLANTIC CITY. etc.
Leave New Ork foot Liberty st. g. 92O, 1915 m, l;lO
3:lj. y. III.
For Atlantic CITY. ll0 D. m-through
sUNDANS-93O ~ III. iOr Long Branch.
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WKNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL. on the

-, II II, Ntw-hsNtn conn. General Eu.sels School
t.p"Ialiy TO col exc sccutfc schools business. Thor
pug lhySca training By military drilling gymnastics, &C.
. mp" op'I tuuliN ior at.ltiIc games. rowing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

- Huus"i v Y.High gc0und mountain faYui of 100
si thorough course fOT college business scientific
oLo boys 10 delicate health careuly clsssed VIII reopen
o'ilCmUtf 10. q. COBB A. PTlCuti
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ynslrnrlion.
For Young Ladies-Cour

MISS s. Y. II. BUFFERS HOME 1NSTI-
lVl TTTF for YOUNG LADI IS Poughkeepne. y. I. 4
home where the English branches thoroughly taught
with superior advantages offered learning to converse In
an Frcuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

IsANY skilled teachers wanted from many
w duections particulars in sntuTiGy's Tribune
/ " sCUERMERHORN. secretary American school Insu-
mn 1 mi Vow lOik.
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ITHE BERKELEY SCHOOL.
For Young Laoles-City.

CAUEMl Of The URSULINE NUNS.-A
~ Bospiiug and Day school for yodng ladies' West
ncsr Thrave mile north OF Harlem 81 idge.
IeOpeDs september facility tboroug
of Young aides terms for ooarders $3.50 tor day
scholars 500 For particulars address MOTHER SU
PcRIOR Ursuline Academy MOirisana f. o., New ork
sa.G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
For Young Laoes-Country.

DISHOPTHORPE.-A Boarding School for
ID cirs Bethlehem Penn. school begins September
TO- 1880; number OF scholars limited for circulars address
Miss FANNY |. WALSH, Principal
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

sertnc that he ia resident Of this city. Mr. Everett
wa, born in Southeast. cam" 10 TINS city abOu twenty
i've years ago To establish business - q returned 10
Southeast upon the death Of lis father several year
ago. where he has lived since, and lives up0n the o'
family homestead.
At n regular meeting of the With Assembly
District Republican cub st 1fs Bl'ekersir last even
ing resolutions favnring The election OF Anson g. SIC
Cook, for member Of Congress from the With
District Isaac l. Hayes for member of Assembly from
the VlItn Assembly District and Charles +. Waite ana
John IT, Seaman for Aldermen. read and accepted
hv unauim0us voto. Th0ms O.. Henry. OF Washington
and T. H. Gibbs If Tennessee the issue OF ines
canvass.
A well-attcnded meeting Of the Republican
Clmpapn Club Union was held lls evening at No. 92S
Broalwav Colonel Knox NcA'ce residing The Thomas
L. James Battery. OF the Isl Assembly District hc Vet
eran German Ecpuh lean Club of the XIV II District
and the Insurance Garfield and Art!ur Association VIC
admitted 10 rlc Union Addresses wer. made ny f',u-
cr!ck 9. Gedney. & neral William II. Morri'. ana o'h-
o. The Youne Mons ASSOCIATION of to Union, WhIcl
was organized Last Sdurd " already over l3O mem
hers and Wi hold nas7-ncr ling In the rooms OI the
Union this evening
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

green and twigs with bright, varicoored autumn
leaves The train from Ncw-York. upon which
were Governor Van Zlndt. of Rhode Island; Frederic
A. Potts. Republican candidate for Governor oI Nc"-
jersey John lll. candidate for Congress III the N'n
D,rict ard others was met at the dcrot by the west
wood Cornet Band. which escorted the vsi'ors
IN garages TO 1.-The green" in the centre u
the town There n large PROCESSION was Just lor'"P'
TIE procession LONG one. and coinprl'eu h'io"-
'ng clubs from almost every part OF Bergen ana 'he
adjoining counties Many OF the delegations came !"
Handsomely decora ed wagons upon which were elective
pottoss \ large representation OF canal boat was
drawn, nv twenty mules. and q smaller boat bore the
lecend 500 mica from the towpoth to the Whte
uousr-5 600 tons register" There WAS large repre-
sentator Of coored men in the line. Among the vari.
Gus mottocS displayed many referred 10 hc Trn 1ues-
toa A frw Of them follows: "No Free Irad".
w wont pay any Southern Claims; " 1860, Forty
Years of u mocratic Rule. saveryi s,cesson!
War!!! United states Bonds worth .s79 Interest IL
urr cent?" No SUR, ndcr 10 Rebels or BourDons!
Carr, the New 10 Wade Hampion;' " Protection 40
Tue procession marched through he principal streets
art tner back Ia tue Green. where the peopc As
selubi.d IN lr.n OF She graad-st1ud until be square
Was ai'", % & ~, ] ~ Vc omar" wcr. crowded
Dau!r pr Kc Sln IA was made Chairman oi Tao meet
ing and made q telling speech. lie sp"hc
Of the Del'osra1c rl!y ai nay9si tni on @n.aIa6e haS
poht I pracipr. upOu. Vhch II hoped 20 fc'lz ,oine-
Thing hs ylar It's capita sag Dr., "is % GnS 90
AMI counterfeit money at that. As itS faluff uI"W0
near ne party resorts 20 forced paper hu Il Is a.
rec Ell anH the fauI. only haStcied the ruY' lhcn
he iutI,Guccd FItotric \. Potts, WHO n adc biief
speech. which he referred TO the great pros,
ltr.tv OF tho country at present. showed
how it became PROSPEROUS - by resumption oI
specie paymcnj oud the maintenance o. u
pr icctiVo tar1. ana toid how the present prosperity
might hc con, I'D aud increased 10y The success OF the
Republican party. ,
ihe Roberts Glec Club OF New-N0ik, then sang, ana
affrr.. ard Honest john Hul y was ~ reduced ana
made a happy speech. CHARLIE ". Hassler candidate
tor the -era.c frOm Bergen County. spoke ucNl 1hcH
after q brief iutefus Governor Van Zindt spoke
for oVoI an h4ut All of the speakers were listened TO
mos uttcntiycly and were warmly applaudcd
Ii q evening Iarre WAs large oTchhgut process
SION. and MANI .. the HOUSES were illuminated.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
hBODEs OF MELANCHOLY.
THE pENsf sADNLS, That PERvAuis THE Rooms
OF TIRE DEMOCRATIC COMNITrrE.

THE DENsf SADNESS That PERNAuiS THE ROOMS
or THE DGH0CRAnC COMMITTEE
At the headquarters OF the Democratic state Cen
tral Committee at the ST. James Hotel everything
Tuesday night wore the ASPECT of funeral, although
tue parade Of Hancock Veterans was awaited by
perhaps dozen persons. who were standing
around discussing IN an unusually low
tone OF voice for Democrats the prospects
for Hancock and English in ths State. The room
of the committee was decoTat Ted with cheap pictures
such rs adorn many OF the Grc-water places OF re-
sort IN the questionable parts OF the city. On one
side oi the room Is "A Woodcu Of Hancock at Gettvs-
l,irs. ma 4o up to ow that Hancock and 10 other
general tool; part IL that fight. Democrats seemed
TO Gnd neither retrospective nor prospective pleas
urelu looking at It, The remainder OF the pictures
ccus,s Cd OF cheap impressions prolcs of Hancock
ana EGgush. -,..,
1T The National Committee rooms, No. 13S Fifth
ave. i small crowd assclGb. ed 20 witness jne pro-
cySsl0n. bc TOOhs were flied, but no particular
business seemed % be dong. Oac GOlCIuI Demo
clat said th:t the nbcI the utaOq quarters, lJS
was decideGy unfortunate and Oi-COuraeng. be-
cause II represented all The electoral votes that liam
cuck would rccclyc-tuuse from the SOLD south
Auram :. Hewitt alIghted from carriage about
o'clock, entered the building and passed upstairs
lie diduot pause TO say whether he had reao General
Carried denial OF the bogus Morcy letter.
\ f.W musty q, cuments lay upon the table and
manteTIece Of the COMM tlee-roOH, but no one
seemed desirou, Ol shaking the dust from Their
coVcs Nu flag adOrnS the outer or inner portion %
The building; and 1t was suggested by converted
Democrat That the committee WAS IN douDt as 10
whether the hosting OF the stars ana Strlprs WITH
out mnghDg VITA them the stars and bars might
occasion offence the men OF The SOlld south. No
enthusiasm peTYadcd the crowd Oh the contrary.
all seemed under cloud Of despOndency.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
uI-vGry MEN FROM CAPE COD.

Tho appearance OF about seventy swarthy ana
cadavcrous Italian laborcrs, excited and swearing
vengeance upon somebody, attracted crowd m
front Of the UIcXr Building. at Wall and Broad
Sis yesterday. I'm the middle of the crowd was j..
Z. Meyers and Mark Williams, two spccial oaiceIS
from Massachusetts,. They stated that they had
been sent from Sandwich to this city by the fal
River Line, with the seventy Italians who had
been employed since September on the Cape Cod
Canal project: since that time they had received
no money and scarcely any food. They were look
ing for Fisher the contractor. One of the officers
SAID: " We went 10 Fishers Office No. II Old Slip,
where lie agreed 10 meet us and take charge Of the
men this morning but he slipped ont through the
hack door when hc saw us. These men are hungry,
and during the past week they have been fed by
the poor authorities OF the town of Sandwich.
There are 100 more of these destitute Italians in
Sandwich and they will be sent here IN relays"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Jacob Hess. the Republican candidate for
Register ha opened MS headquarters for the campaign
at the St. SicDDlas iioJcL
There was n very large Republican parade
I'm Paterson y. j. last evening. over 1000 being
In line The division composed Of business men and the
one o! wOrkiIcmen and silk operatives a,t acted much
attention.
The Boys in Blue and other Republican
campasn organizations In Brooklyn. Eastern DI-Iric
had a psrade last evening IN nc principal streets IN
tbai portion the city. About coo men appeared
uniform.
The members of the Democratic clubs in
the sixth Ward Paterson, y. j. would not allow the
a,oo ~, Genrge C. Ludlow the candidate tor Governor,
10 he laced on "a because he refused money
thrIn lhe omission is market rs the banner bears
the names Of the other party candidates.
Some of the Democrats of Putnam County
are enoeayoring to defeat the election Of Samuel H..
Everett the Republican candidate for Assembly. by
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
RALLY AT HEMPSTEAD.

The Republicans of the towns of Hemp
stead and NOItn Hcnpse adj J. l., he'd day AID ., cI-
iuc mass meeting yesterday in the village IF Hemp
stead. TIE afternoon meeting Was held in the town
hail and was well attended s. 3 Buriett OF &eT-York
WAS tie speaker III the evening tnEs We're hed At
the Town hall and Assembly rooms. both places beng
filed TO ovcrn0wIng, wnle tne streets OF the WI
lace were crowded with people from the sur
rounding country TcInng speeches were made
AT t.r evening meetings by Grorge h. Harris
and Richard {. Mccormick. After the close
o the evening meeting there parade OF the Boys
In Blue from all parts tie town. thousand
beng Iur. including tho coiorcd Boy, IN Blue from
Westbury and Jamaica. Flags we're displayed aud many
dWrIIin.s u!uluuticd along the line Of march, and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
DENIAL FROM GENERAL WEAVER.

Tile Nec- York Star on Sunday published
what purpOricd to be fac sIm.ie OF an
ant Graph letter of General j. Il. Weaver. the
Grccnback candidate for President, addressed to f. H.
Gllctie. T0c letter dated "Nov-Io'k sep;cmb,r
l3. 1850" ANA was alleged to SLOW that General
Weaver Lad sold out the Grecnblc6 interest 20 the Re
puahcans George C. Jones, Chairman Of the Ncw-York
state Grccuback Committee Tuesday received a dis
afch from General Weaver. who IL al Dcs MOnc Iowa.
plCnOunring tie Letter an "uuquahhci forgery
tnrougnoui." The dispatch was verified by
an afiavt made by General weaver before 4. :. Fl-
top noary. l.. II. GUl"itc also tecgraphed To Mr.
Jones tAa ne had never received such letter from
General Weaver.