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Do yon 60 to eampmeeting next Sun
tbay Ifso yoH want good team. and
yos snHy thank MS for the information that
Messrs. Wheeler S DicEey have got just
what yots want. Go and see them se-esay.
before all are engaged
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From Mr.. G. A. Dyson, of Brownsville, who
arriEcd from Ray = landing yesterday, we learn
that work on the Ore@ouian Railway c..
aF.iallfrcd is beng rushed right along from the
landing towards Silverton and Stayton, and
every effort will be made TO finish the road to
BroMnsvillr by Fan.
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Not Canning Much.

According to the census enumerator the
present population of this city is not much if
any over 800. This would indicate that al
though we have thrihhled the number of dwell
inas the population has not increased very
rapidly during the past ten years.
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SI,elT,s sale.
In the Circuif Cnurs 0f the State 0f OFegan for
mo cSasFaty OF Linn,
Andrew M.4alIey, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit couTt 81 the State 0f orcgon for
mo ctAITty OF Linn,
Andrew MciialIey, Plaintiff,
e. G. Kuhn a ii I.xdfi, ,Euha his wife aud w.
w. Thayer. Go1e1aoa. r Earhart. St'erefary. W r
gpn. the board of DIT annissiper7 for he sale OF
SchoOI Lands ana the glhhaSsnent lha,3tH Oh the
RYEIls1 i,6:I:kE QEz E0REGIzQ
- sure in The aisgEe nanieS ONT ~ me sds'xe
vale issncd in pursuance. flitaeof, TO me ditcct-
ed and delivered. have levi mon the mort
and order Of sale las foliowi ts-wif
Iteginnins af the nayiliwsf corner Or 1ile 40
saim e:ir,' M HS 90 Ias Il 'iI in H. s
s,, y, =, safe Of Oregon and rtlTln ing thence
sS,,1i h q a. Gains thence east 6g09 chains fes
te nSp, st y lpe slssss e a ss tsns eIsais
10 the I,sffl sssEssi Of said oiaiuts hence
flIouing 5, q ,,,. he s,,f y il,satss g re
ri1sT - rli e IS ssls ts,,ss. 8 's
81 s. < ha.sssi II,s es, of land and
Saturday, the aag # Itag, A. y. 1880,
=. fs,,.s aaegs1 III tho city az albany,
linn erffy ore IN. at tho hour one 0s0ck
fstsaHe s.rst- ei II reraiDefJrc dcscsfl3ed real
I,-n,lerfv NJ ,,s1bIA pcfion for cash in hand, 10
he I,ir1cst bidsIt The proceeds OF sale to be
mI,,fssd aa T,rnvftlss In said decree. follows
ss~i,rseIslenfs Of bis snif. TAXED at s.s5. aud
ssrS,F4snQ costs on frler writ taxed at Aa8 -.
and the cost and pen tst salle setzlnas 70
~ fcorni,issionersltrtl tile sale Of school lnndaufd
M. sTsnaqenlenf the common school fund.
fhc siSiT4 N tf75.o0 awful money af the .: s.
and az fstf e7BS.11 ID cfssa, Wit b
fnfersf on said cups from the 26filday at Oc-
4efeT 1874 1t the lfe of ten per cent per an
rlslSsl fllfTsfI 70 IL rsAsment 10 the pafnfifK
srs.a ts ne Il i s sSs ssa g. sssa Sslass. ssa
Ss7a, ~ TiseM III lleF cent. PR nonth,
aT.ff ~ rrg IL "A zscfas oi said aAln remain,
Fse ss.srees - 3ysseA rte fhe said g. C.. KHian.
sTfeaeaF 49, III iii III IsEalR. l8z0.
79 sss u ~. DECKET,
Linn County, Oregon.
By GBS. 1FstgF - DEPUTY
IL
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At ma. Nes AhssA.

FRED WTLLERr D Asw established 10 his
new twostoSy wsgoA ana blacksmith shop.
on Secand street opposite s. =. YoungS ware.
house, where he is prcnared to do NIL kinda oG-
blacRstlit hing Sepairing of hacks, wagons.
etc. rfe alSS. has on hand, and will continues
to man n0fae<a1e, hacks and buggtes, which will
he sold AZ the lowest possible fgures.on reaso~-.
ahle teERGss 36vf2u1a
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ayInpatllle

Cncal'ed for and remaining in the Pos
office III this city for the week endiH;
June Path. 1880
Brense. Peter Leach. VIM
Ford. Mrs Mnry A Sharp, Rev B I
I.clley, Christopher Seibeit. VIM Ii
p II. RAYMOND, Z. NJ.
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Demorest are the most desirable PATTERNS
fo: ladies and ch:hren's clothiug. AIRS.
Coli Van Cleye is agent for the sale Of
tFese patterns. Call at The REGISTER
Office.
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Albany Lodge No. 344, I.O.G.T., meets
every Saturday evening at S'clock. In Odd
Fellows Temple. Joe. Tyler, W Z r. and
f. r. SkipS orth, Secretary.
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sEcriR's Sale.

the. circuit Court OF the State of oregon for
A' the county OH yln.
Yrorriettn y. Gore and James Gore, Appellants.
r Ucndrix. keRspondeQt.@
,.rtsIx III. t1F- TNet.sfSsr ARATF: wRTTS
X of eysrVtffS1h issnetl pGgsnf the RboNe nam
- ,.,,Tf 90 i'm favor OF thfs.ttlpovc numed appel
s, su and against he above named respondent,
,a @ ,Iirrt,ittl and delivered, the first for the
@ ~ ,C sItsS 90 costs with interest at the i1tte OF
ten ,,.r cent. PER annum from the SIN da! oi
- IsSn n,ia The second for the sum of sSl3
-Sl"n.-;,T interest at the rate OF ten per cent
- -l5 ,,,,,,,t from the 9Th day of june, lSsa
i i..yi.d upon the following described real
~ - one i and four ~ in block No six .6
IN Ih. civ Of Harrisburg. in the county OF LIN :
So, f oregon as the real property OF the said
,rsi,ondcnt, J. +. HrndrixA Arnd on
Snt,nq3nJ. the pate tgy Of July, 1880,
q, the Court iionsc t.oor u the city Of Albany.
Z I'm county, oregon. atflie hour of one ocItSk
p NJ will sell said real properly at pnnlic
aIcs{o,, for t7eh in hand, 10 the highest bfdueF,
10 satisfy sad writs with RccruinS COSTS
Dated This 21til day of June, lsSo
l''''' T. &. DICkEY-
sheriff Linn county, oregon.
B,- Geo HI TMPHREIs LcpntS.
June p, ,Stiy C4Ils9
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No,,ce of Final Settlement.

..---.-,lss-ssSxen That the undcrSigf--
tor of the hast has. .'si,i VI, al tl,ssls
oi rhs .Ias s,,,tr ~ tourt of Ann cAunty.u =
HI'su ~ ~ tI @cos,tf as slrfH Ezs eafor and
ut y ,i sal 10y nj IL 1s tIS0 a8 one
~ said fI:,x- has us.a sssf IpS saSa
. , coeS - IL, arms ~ tl,iect tens t s1lch final
t.usa. , " ,t ti,t. seffIssnr.ilt thcreof anu any
Hccuuat' ,ss..3 y "a - estate o. the saff ls-
E. t,,,',@f "a l,preby notiffsss 10 appear C.
@ Ia .s,;t ~ he 5,ourt IIcslS. In Albany.
tS,, -, c,,i,i Ia = and Ale their hhiectiOus,
il any TO said finai account
May 81, ISSG3tyl2 kNeca'ot.
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Exeealers E.sssnhcx.

conr Eros. are ready to fuRnlah alS erdern
fer building tlnnbers and luaaber OF any grade
Mt lewest prices and short notice They
have also on hand seasoned finishing lunbeFs
ct Lehsron viii be faled Promptly. orders
collected, S5vI2
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Wis. 1..per,~ N..<.c.,- concert.

The annual musical concert given by
Miss Piper and her pupils. at the Opera
House last Friday night. called out an
immense crowd OF our best citizens. 1t
waS one CT the best m,t<ical entertainments
ever given in the city. The following,
skillflllly rendered. was the
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a Solid Colt.

y q. Parker. near Turner station. Marion
county. owns II two year old PEI, heron horse,
''Sitkn," that pulls down l,2Ss pounds. Pretty
good for II two year Old.
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DENTIST.

IAr. K. u. FREE4AND hs~ hNeAeea sa
Albany for She Practhee % DensAssry.
All work warranted. OGlee ln RAE~anAi
bkacHk, corner First ans1 Ferry sfz. 6ebl
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Picnic.

y picnic is To be held about u mile fro" the
ferry, In this county. at the junction OF the
Scio and Mchama roads.
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DIR. G. WILLIS PRICE.
DENTIST.

OFFICE in odd Fellows Te1Aple. albany.
Oregon. All work carefully perfornsed, and as
reasonable as is consistent with coed work
maaship~ R32yls
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-25

Arrangements for grand temperance
J"hiIes on the 81 of July at tie State Fair
Grounds areibeing engineered. Temper
anes people al over the State are invited
to come and make the OCCASION the grand
est ever held in Oregon. It Is a good
scheme. Let temperance advocates show
their hands.
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Ar. q. U. Grax.

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Oatee in Fos-,
terns brick block, up, stairs, at large bay
window. Prices incorporation TO EleE and
MATERIAL consumed. Hl-S4
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Rev. J. n. W. SclIwood Will hold divine ser
vice in St. Peters Episcopal church next sun
day. June 9th, morning and evening"
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A1banp 8r9ister,
ALBANY. OREGON, JUNE 25, 1880.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Legal.
Religious Services.

SHtIIH : SslIt July ~
Executors notice, estate of Nicholas Kizer.
summons, to John NJ. Bruce.
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bedrock democrat remarked yesterday
eTRrheld and Hancock Republicans
--po choice another GSreeley. =
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@yew TozDay.


sExcsmaOriss NOaice.
II tssIIEREBf GIVEN THAT letters
t es ths last VII. and ssSlansns = nj
lctya t,s'a - ale ID dAy nf .IlfAle 1885, by he
county fsesrt s u resop; tlasrs
fore Mi persons having elninis against the estate
same. with the Iroper vo0chels. wtti1ir-,-i<
months from the date hereof. to the 1ndersis"-
c' III T. NJ! kIZER, Executor.
Dotea June %, 1SSo-vl2nSs
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Benton County Items.

Il change has been male in running
trains on the w. o. Railroad. Trains.
now leave Corvallis each morning at $780,
arriving in Portland at $500 p. M; leaving
Portland at SA. M.,i each day, they will
arrive at Corvallis at 3 O'Clock +. N.
This is much more comfortable than hav-
ing to roll out If bed in the middle of the
night to catch flie morning train.
Benton county give Whiteaker l46 ma
jnrity. Watson. Republican. and Burnett
and Primm. Democrats. smal, majorifies.
Oflell over Merry. 10 majority Watson.
tor district judge. 1853 over his Democratic
competitor. Walton. For prosecuting at
tcrney, Yantis beat Hamilton, Democrat,
49,
Carry county gave the following majori-
ties: Whiteaker, 81 Merry, 90; Priu,.
8; Kelly. 2; Burnett, 81 !. F. Watson.
40; Hamilton. 12; Siglin, 81 :: Vander-
green, g.. The Republicans elect the
Count Judge, one Commissioner, Sheriff,
ClerG, Treasurer and Coroner.
Lake gives Whiteakcr 14s, and Merry
lOl majority.
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A correspondent of the Cincinnati Times
says see that n correspondent. In his
search for long words. gives from Rabelais
'an:ipericatapar Observation-Disclosures
as pretty long word. 70 an American
it may seem so, but it is a mere baby be-
side one used by the old Greeks. On page
s37 of Lildell & Scott's Grcek-EngliSn
Lexicon your readers may find the word
''llasi," spelled thus : 'Iepatlotcmacho-
selarhogaleokranielei IN u p 0 tr l.
mmatosilphioparaome omelitokatakechume II o.
kichlcpikossiiphophatt Observation-Disclosures o.
ptegkcph" lokig eiolagoosiraiobap II G.
trasonopteurgon.' Ard It is given as a
common word used by Ar. Feel. 1863. II
those old Greeks Ind to call for as much
hash as the average student does at his
boartling-house they have our sincerest
aympatmes.
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,,.. ,,i,ruit Court OF the State of oregon for
A' the county OH yln.
- ;,,,, II core and James Gore, Appellants.
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DECISlON>-SEPr. %.

Suprc,as Conri-C bamJers-Bc Judge Lawrence -
Traubmann ag The Gold and sto'k lie egTapn COMPANY
graph ag. Todd, IL Hun 54o ~ the matter o.
Understanding facts Will ALLOW alie native writ
Conpauy-C ertain dates wanting in The I'll iavii win
should bssu pied Coolidge agI Hannah Morton granted
Wilbur TO take proof OF ne acts
TO tie propiety OF granting further connel fee to the de-
ats. Nindmuler ana another aSl fope-holn granted
with stay no. exceeding sixty days Person aS 10 nson
County granted with sO 70 the defendants to abide the
event Person DeGraw. Place OF ra changed 10 Rock
iand County u,lebrand Green.-Moon granted with
81 Baker agt starke Moon granted without costs
iis IL Iar;is-RrerroI Dewitt G Graham esq.
pa W,"hnid orer Tor examination Il defepdan be ore
trial vacated; Chapn Thompson, l6 Hun 80. and
eases ciie Woif kydeII oaoG eTshie AM set
tor he nth OF Oo'ober for TRIAL Fisher agt Reilly
See memorandum Evans asI sui. h. nuln tina coums
Der ari. JtnEins ca mDcrs agt Appleton Notions
granted In the Ter OF bingham Motion denied. Priest
mai Ocrsen.-r4nte.i Thurston rnuston.-See
order Srant % he e1teSI II be recled Ia orde that
te M fs e Sa MINIS a,sornes HaSiIand st Schmoh and
otner1he order Tor me examination OF the ganE before
eases cited. Brown agL Gorman-Er pnnun desired In
MalcherThis MOTION shoul have been heard the
Dis'e sayre aEs % INA rTsgued Whitaker
larger amount han 500 smith as SIN "a Order granted
In the ter Oefsen Fredhcim agt Roy
By udge Beaeh-sal,er anu another ast mbalI
exceptions settled
Uouesee agt Metsten OF s-Order DENYING motion
amend Judgment roll Miller ETC. agt Levy ct aorder
sete. al-OIdcr dis,
Moore agt Weeks; Frank aRt obeer; Hunt
Lawess Orders granted. Berry agt Benton; Same agL
orders settled.
Common -Chambers--By ChIef-Justlce c. T.
Dav-Isgave Rector etc. OF the Epsco.
pal Church. etc-See opIu0n.
By Judge LsrremoTe Donnelly agt. Donne ely. Settled
By Judge DalYIu the matter Ot Brown.-Flnal order
signed Van Orden 1T al agI- Van IuyAoon granted
deie $40
field AgL Mudntt -see memorAadl am for counsel.
Marine C0mt-Chdmters-By Judge McAdam-
Donneiy WsOn q Decisions filed. Mlerson
agi Koch-Case settled and hlod Harris agi
raj iced O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

President. Cnstantir. Miizsc wee ~ - =.
Ciaries Sense,; see nd ycr~pr~f en-. Dr. y -, :
S.ein third wee preside a. ID rrk f'nfih
president Hermann Cantor; fgh yire-pr,.s r ~ -.
Alexander recording secretary. UtrnASn W. 'un ;
corresponding SECRETARY. o go Bsesc. TIE me- va"
largely attended aud much chi hBsi3sn PrrVAiied'
The campaign opened promslngiy iis
night IN Harlem. under the direction ~ The KIM u ;
irict Garfield and AriAur C'ntrh Campaign ciub' d.
Bronson IN the char. stirring addresses were deVreO
w William Wood Dstrict-Atlorury for Putnam
General g. II. Pa ncr, s. G.. Jelllf ana W Al. -
Cord mOsily new AMI Original, was IhihHnu" ~
thc Harlem Gce Club.
The contest over the nomination for repre-
sentative Congress in the lila Dsrict wrich Is no"
represented by b. Chttenden, lies between Mr 'n''
tenden and General i. +. Tracy The other men ah a
tor the position has either Withdraw or ~ en ~
have ceased 10 urge their names. Mr. Chit'Vhu'" :
rCnds think he viii have majority Of the mcueFS VI
the convention.
BY resolution of the Republican Generai
Committee Of Kings COUNTY. instead or hoioihS 'H'
usual primary election 10 select delegates of Asse'N
District Conventions, the Representatives OF the t"'
Assembly Districts in the General Comnllice N VT
Z 20 name m, delegates 10 tn Jnniclhrn cD
ven,ion. winch wi meet III the Court House IN NJ
Ign September p. o name the candidate loT J"u-e
he Supreme Court 10 succeed Jnd-c Cooke nc
gates IN each of the Assembly DsIrict- ~ hlhI-
County last evening 10 eot tue convention dceE"'oS'
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AUTUMN Days At NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. pa grand ball
was given al Masonic Hall this evening b. tho summer
residents
The Chapel IN jamestown was consecrated yesterday
by Bishop Clark. Thirteen cergymen from all parts OF
the State were present.
Congressman Morton Of Eew-York. has joined his
family at THIS place.
Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Beach. OF Hartford, gave a grand
enterainm mt at " Hearts Ease yesterday.
TIE Ocean House has closed for the season.
The rae AT Aquidneck Park today were well attended
Omte a party Of summer esidents was present. The
agricultural address before the races delivered by
Ex-Governor Henry Howard. OF Rhod Island. Tho
m the $50 class was by Jennie. and Ia the $50
o,,ss Lazy B,il Won Storm took iirst money IN the
sO,eeusiaEes race, one mile dash.
The ste an yachts Poiyuia and Corsar are in the
II has been decided TO keep the Casino open until No
yenbe: l. ~. - :,
uenrv Mitchell and family, and {. 3 Id Idee. OF Boz
On: q Korright OF Ncw-YOrk aud MIS-. NJ. Baird and
Mrs b. r. Wright, Of Philadelphia. have arrived at The
Hotel Aquidneck.
There Viii be paper hunt tomorrow, the first 10 he
e,yep III Newport The being on Indian-ave. The
run will be ionr miles, and IL has been arranged 10 have
seen from IL II held under the auspices OF
ne summer rcsidrD :.
The sunmer residents living near sachuest beach have
d, cdcd 10 build small Episcopal chapel at oaee. One
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THE COURTS.
SUMMING UP IN THE LESLIE WILL CASE
THE CONTEST CONCLUDED AND THE TESTIMONY
GrBuITTFD TO THE SURROGATE.

SUMMING UP IN THE LESLIE WILL CASE.
THE CONTEST CONCLUDED AND THE IEsIMoNi
GUBMiTTED TO HE SURROGATE
The contest of the will of the late Frank
leslie tie publisher was concluded yesterday ana fhe
testimony was submitted to Surrogate Calvin bA
Judge George IT, Curtis summed NJ the testimony on
behalf of the two sons, Alfred and Henry
the contestants. lie claimed mat W.T.
Ieslie's chief reasons for disinhertlnR MS
sons were that they had started rival publications
and OF them lad assumed his fathers name 10 make
hem successful That they hal attempted to inure The
good name Of his wife, and that they had assisted III the
prosecution of libel suit against him. In each OF these
instances the counsel argued that Mr. Leslie was tue
victim of de usion that The socalled rival publications.
were not similar in appearance form to the
originals: that The Court OF Common Pleas had de-
ciied thar The younger entitled to the name OF
Frank Leslie r that the sons, far rs the evidence
went had rat ier tried protect Mrs Leslie tan Z" At
her; aud the libel suit only one or me sons
had appeared against his father and then under sno
pena Mr.. Curtis also coutonded that other evidence
showed Mr. l. size 10 Rave been Of unsonnf nina during
,- lass years he counsel cited the Testimony Oh sew
erIl witnesses circumstances under when MI Les
lie showed of memory even OF Things Wnlch lie
had himself DONE Mr.. Curtis made severe attack upon
the creaibihiy OF Mrs. Pierce, the peiSohh,
friend II Mr.. Leslie VINO gave some OF
tho most important testimony IN favor OF Tue VIII.
Upon al. the estimany MI. Carts THOUGHT tbal Nir'
Leslie stood bniOIr the court Incapable or making
good viii Al III lme when be executed the instrument
ExTs,lrc Villain Fulerton. tic counsel for Mrs Les
lie. IN sun od " lac WIZ sad That me case w.s 30 pam
fesIiuOny AGAINST the probate OF the Will so
TRIVIAL, u al hc ui not set nv OrcahlOh 40 uccrp ~
Zinc o. tie SURROGATE ia any ming W Inc oui,
rugae. LORettr. sed Mr. Fuileron's views Ia regard
10 the apparent usOns IL Mr. Leslie mad on his
deati-bed Inc counsel said that he would submit
AN IA H..
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nrnocRATIC FFToRTs FOR UNION.

nnru s,nrs sKlRNIsuING FOR TIE ADvANl AGE.
.unearances indicate that a union will be
MATCHED up between the rival Democratic organization
IN this city. The Tammany Hall leaders are max
ing great exer,ions TO insure large pirade 10
n,eb, n account Of the moral effect IL Will have ON
the mass Democratic voters. The leaders IN the va
r4ous Assembly ~ trcts have told that they Will
he held res onsibe for the number cf men IN lne ana
the appearance OF their organ cations IL seems
10 be generally understood that II Vie pa
rade is an unusually large one, Mr. Kelly
will cite " as proof that the Tammany Hail
faction recognized the leading Democratic orsaniza
ton in city, aud IN the conference between The leaders
of the rival organizations TO settle the basis OF m on
on the County ticket viii net be likely 10 abate his de-
manc for n fnn proportion OF the nominations.
There Is stil considerable opposition on the part
Of John Fox and other of the Irving Han leaders TO
union win rammany Hail. They argue that living
Hall has TIE prestige OF regularity, and If 1t
norninates ticket Of Its own can elect it. To
divide with Tammany Han would tie. therefore.
TO throw away one-half Of the oilc 8. and
at the same assist in Strengthening the organiza-
tion w1ic FOR several years Irving Han mas Deen en-
deayoring to break down 80, >,
Iii doubtful however. II these counsels viii preyil
The Democratic state Committee is bringing ltro'-
pressure TO bear on both the rival orsaniz tons 10
dsansons IN tie rest Of ths State have been lcard
ard there is why New York Clty should be an
exception. William \ Roberts ana E. d. Gale on be,
bali Of Tammany Hall, yesterday addressed 10 Z; H.;
Hart ana George Ii. Purser. the Irving III
committee, reply To tLer comnDuical ~
proposing a O. the committees of the
Two org 40 y. FRIDAY at the Westminster
Hotel reply forth that tne Representatives OF
Tamnany Hall enEaged In their respective As
SEN bly, dist; cts making preparations fr ne palaee
of the parade far a. their distr'ei or
canizations are concerned. winch prevents a
meeting OF the Committee on Or an
izstlon prior the parade TIE Committee on Org n
izaton wil meet al Tammany Hall on rday wne. ne
communication from Irving Hall Will he presented and
acted The reply concludes oy expressing the nope
that Satucp3y at y. VIII be acceptable 10 Irving
Hall as TIE time for the conference.
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NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The following or
ders have issued: Passed Assistant surgeon IA b.
bolt 10 dufy at the Navy Yard, Norfolk Va; P4ymas or
Caswcl TO temporary duty Inspector of Provisions
al the Washington Navy Yard Mate Gre ghton 10 the
rocciying-snip Fassae NJ Washington; Lieutenant
Prime 40 tho Yauuc September 80; Lieutenant Dun an
on waiting orders Lieutenant Hcmpnil to the Pow
hatan October 5 NJ ster Jouett to the Asiatc Station
Surgeon WolycrtOn Naval Hospital at Pniladcl-
phia Surgeon Oterly 10 the PowLaian surgeon mon
to duty al the Torpedo saIn Passed Assistant Sur
geOn Street dagsbip RcAmOnd On the Aslac STA
tion Passed Assistant Surgeon Iorrlll to the Naval
Hospital at Yokohama, japan; Passed Assistant sur
gcOn smith the rctc!V ngei1p Independence. Mare
Island Navy Yard Assistant surg on Bldde tO return
home aud report arrival Pay JoetOr Crosby 10
nome and report s arrival Pay Inspector WILL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Sept. 22.-Tbe dele
gates County to the Democratic State
Convention Thomas Dormady, Charles Weinke and
John s. Schermerborn.
CORTLAND. N. Y, Sept. 22.-Dr. JudsOn C..
Nelson, Gavin L. Hathaway and Nsham Perry have
been eieeiei delegates Convention at Saratoga
SYRACUSE, Sept. 22.-Tbe following delegates
10 the Democratic State Convention were elected to-
day to represeCt the several districts OF Onondaga
County:
LIST Distriet-E. 8. Jenney. Daniel BoOkstsver and
Alex lndeg Hammill. -
lid Disirct-William Porter, william A. Beacn ana
Charles X Wngut.
IIId Dsirlci-John NJ Strong. Howard II. Edwards
and joan Demoug.
Each convention unanimously adopted . resolution re-
commencing william Q. Ruger for Chief Judge OF the
Court Of Appeals.
WHITEHALL. N. Y, Sept. 22.-The dele
rates to saratoga from Essex County. Conant Saver
John and stephen Wheeler favor Samuel Hand for
Judge Clinton County sends Smith M. Weed, H. W.
5letson ana j. W. Hubbell