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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
THE SUNDIY TRIBUNE

In il, issue Yesterday The SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
tanned. among Others the following special features
The News in London.-A special cable dispatch TO lHE
TpIrr~F from Mr ~m1lcy, giving comprehensive
view of tho Irish atations when nave as Ieu da'n
Tdn cp In Pars-A letter from TIE TRIBUNE regular
len H. treating % the CeplrrAule conCil"h oi
piupers France and the Efforts Mr. K'cheiort
is maEinE ~ me isMr smaey describes the scenery
ord fine neon encountered on TIE WY 10 ArrlhhiL
On Iv,gnT MI me epidemic OF ncapaclt5 and
nnfonabury That seems 10 have emiiIon ncafy al
NV PnbicafIo' San exhaustive review Of Ireyel
vans Ery History O.. Cn,trS J4.os 3, ne lie re- and
Work, oi Henry Boyut0n smith 49, ,..
SAL Hughes aud COcpcrlNon- .ellcr 20 I'y u ii
,rfirl-., line history ard character Of Mr. Hnshcss
work in o.. Iali OF the Hbofus ci 's'c'. - &C., - ,.
Ec,.iuu lncrs 10 Ncrso-An lnt rtauhE 'ettr ~. hc
-, ,trassi.r found 90 the works of he great poets
Home Inter.,is- Game anG poultry. when 10 buy ana
no" ~ '' NM DIVA pleasant story of English life
knitting and Crochet
Pgri-iaI kuic6noehs
science fIr the People
Religions Intelligence
~-rr.f War II story
Letters from tlr People
Garfield, me Irtch ~
Tho Enemies ~ Books
Father Prout In Paris
the JOMbltse Clam.
,,o.,,, prominent articles Of news foreign. do
r,..tic noliti.al. etc. were the following:
qr,,c IT, ~ Caualfatee-i statement OF the charges
against N.s-rs Grace mud Iruax. , o., roat r,ae,ing
par',plfcd IN b. the Rey H. W Beecher ana Oo'onei
l.. &. IugersOl. -.., coro,l5,s oddrosses
Ia various visiting delegations. 10, . ~. s,,,,,
nm, Tnr,ri Iorey Ietfcr.-A full account OF odtu4-
H. Iro,.ei.gi D. tn trial Of kHnWaru Pan - c,
r1tp, no Mr Hngues-An account OF the Lotos Club
rcuon 10 Mr. Hughes, Will ul reports Oh thosFeeeHes
made on that occasion.
General FOREIGN News
The Counterfeit BoudAA
Mlslap- at sea.
Railroad News.
The news of the day Is indicated by the following
summary;
FoRFIGN.-The London cable dispatch to THE
TRIBIrSE shows that there Is much turbulence IA
Ireiand and depicts the state Oh puDlc letilhg In
gth Cavalry have been killed hy Apaches. while OH
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R4IY FOLLOWED BYA GALE.
GREAT VELOCITY OF THE WIND.

GREAT VELOCITY OF THE WIND.
IHr WEATHER THRoCGHoUT THE COUNTRY YEsrFR-
pAY-NwARD AND OUTWARD BoUSD VESSELS
DELAYED.
The drenching rain storm which prevailed
throughout Saturday in different parts oil Tue
country. being the heaviest at Louisville n.y.,
Baltimore and this city, was followed yeSteiu"y
with clear and colder weather and Disk ana NIX"
winds from the northwest Az intervals me 'l"''''
gusts of wind felt particularly on the cori''I'
Of wide streets. where the wind had free and mn
INSTRUCTED passage. The velocity of the wlnd IN
this city was the greatest along the coast tho rae
being | I miles an hour &c a. m. 20 miles az = p
M. and Is miles at 0 p. M At Boston, Newton
don and Philadelphia the highest velocity oil the
wind was "a miles an hour.
The rain storm ceased Mt midnight saturday
night in this city. and was followed by rising
barometer and falling thermometer, the tempera-
ture varying from SO at a. m, to ~ al = p H.
Yesterday Rams were reported as prevails NJ yes
terday at the following places: Eistport Me- lO'ioo
inches; Portland Me-. 1900 inches, and Burning
ton. VI. 3Iloo inches. Cloudy weather prevailed a.
Albany. New Orleans, VcAsburg Mss, M rs
cauaba Mich. In other sections Of the country The
weather was clear.
Storm signals we're ordered up at Norfolk Cape
Henry KufV Hawk Cane llatttra3, Cape Ioohout,
Macon and there were Indications That the Wlud
would shift to the northeast and remain h,-A' vi
sbore sitnal, we're ordered for Portland, Ne, with
prevailing northwesteriy high winds. ne Signals
we're ordered down at Ihdianola and Ga!yaS'3n,
low area of barometer was reported IN Ne"-DIun'-
wick. ,...i.
Tie gale being of'.shore inward bound vessels
were blown seward and the arrivals OF 81, aintrs
bv way Of Sandy Hook were very rev. nee. Oh
about hfry vessels that were prevented from gong
to sea- becaus of the storm, were anchored ,i|t"s
Yesterday of the east shore o. staten la'd""'
brre was an unusually low tide IN the ~ per baj,
and the rocks at Robbins. Oyster Island ana Ou
Tom reefs were plainly visible .
The GALE was severely fclt IN Brooklyn We terdaI
afternoon \ new twO-5tOry BRICK dwelling ~ 80
N9rparetta-st was partly blown down he Joss
10 the owner. Paul LldouX, oI No. 81 ElueiI-sI %
e,tImated at $500.
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serins lines Z ara -j5,.ci w4eofs O. ~. Eelauia
BROt WEE-At @eEfon. : j., sunday Octooe. . Jane
4,a ia " or OF JACOB "er' I'' ' '"' O' u 's'
N'Is, n ilc -i 'o'r ' '' ,,,.tri Pa, FUNERAL sor
Vac a. !, ~, W. ,,r, NJ iI
D or ",il ~ ,i-1, icat. TeS York city At
rl,-5 y %. IN 'S'5il Ii at conycn.eats o. family
rLLR-In ulia eiy.on SATURDAY, October .' Mary An
reIe widow Fila. artler ii iirtg az. y n >.o
Funeral 40 5- 5rlaye. On wednesday morning 10
NtnDtr " 'l ~ ,. ,r,,,rc, Tr,, ,-, ~ o'clock
FIiti.a. axe 1ady rtque,.-d Lot 10 send towers
Dnl-aER>t clifton > T. on ras1y October ~ ~ aa 5,.
t f.'i " y. NJ ..,rl4at
r. awe, a4 fi, ar ly,ei to attend the funeral services
Johns lttJu, iioIlF, -''''eHi'1t
ia2 p Ul Friends are requested not g. 'ei lowers.
DJtFiit Il nI Tn is,3 GluS mi o 7ne A. XII
lougnoy esq aal the ol sister ga his. ii" l' ''I7
Tie funeral vii ~ place Detroit on wednesday next
-.nae F. eng AL llgi,er tie late Edward atkins
r, H. .I i,',ti In Albany Cemetery.
f.,Ad, viii 4 uli} accept OILS atina''oo
GEL5it5-At Orange. ~ j.. october 3o le-o 81 con
SUMPTION M Iiir 49,, younger daughter 90 stephen ana
7 la.ai service. VIII ae hell TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL
,r fir arrival %. re- 40 tr.a 'ron New- orl.
Boston and 10-tiI-I .-p ra please copy.
Ir,pet-..r -.r u-'a, october sd. rnelor Ko!iagcr
I r. '.t 10 Peter Hepburn. aged - ears. , -.
I.4i,- and aeus cd elml ls7p,r qS I'D 9 s %
alend i,e lA-,It If her law i.iyiu r. smith
S So VS.. a. i9,i I3fi-'n'' Oh D''
lyVAE-At minneapolis ,ran. Tuiay, October % me
Rev Dfruu Ly u1a, Ia.e OI SOL AA-it'- '-''' III 'NO
f.trra At Minneapolis.
sl>uR1, aaspcth l. T. October 30. william Maurice
AID friends axe invited to attend tbe fane services
~ vloli. Church. Uaap 3D. Oh od esda' November
c, D. r WAITING ~ The oo3erclt and Grand street
ser-.r- " i.n oars qn''l -i.'0 O'CLOCK us AA'' =
.EfI.I-ortaoer 30 q; MS icnce. Narktowr West
,s.g county y, Islc Hea-- d" Rae otiE year Oh us
az.
pIArr-Ir Lafovvre Tomrkn7 county y y =, 'tnr iay,
neo.cro' tAo -.e' ".i-'tm r. lat b" --' O wa "
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
WAsuINGroN, oct. 31.-Ihe President VIII issue
Tomorrow the following procamationi


to-uorrow the following proclamation
A PEOCLANAIIOS.
AZ no period IN the history since the United
states became a Nation has this people had 80
abundant and SO universal reasons Tor JOY ana
gratltude al the favor of Almighty God. or Deeh
Subject 10 81 profound an obligation to give THANKS
for IIl. loving kindness, and humbly to impoie his
continued care and protection. -
Health wealth and prosperity throuchout AZ our
bor,l,r-. p.ace. honor and friendship win All the
would. firm and faithful adherence by ne great
bndy If our population To- tie plucipts o. AprIJ
and Justice which have made our greatness as q
MARION and to .he wise institutions ana strong
fr-,nc of Government and society when VIII
1rnrtn!fr lt-lOr all these Tea the thanks ol happy
and uulied people as with one voice. ascend III uc-
,-,It homage % the glver oi all -'od .
therefore recommend that on thursday, i-t
o5tb dav OF November next, the people meet I'D
Their rcspcctivr places Of worship 10 maze
tLeir ocl,now Judgments to Almighty God Tor iil-
Identities and Ills projection, and 10 ouer 10 INN
Dr,y-r. Tor their continuance. -,
~ ,,ir.ess whereof have hereunio set my hand,
and caused the seal OF the Unlted states To be
H. ~ the CITY of Washington. this it day ~
Nav.f,brr I'm the year If our LORD, one thousand
,,,,,t buntrcd AMI eighty, and OF the independence
- tbe United states tie one hundred aud MIN.
oil tn. ~ ~ ~ nS,.s,tert. *. b. HAYES!
MILAN NJ. EyARTs, Secretary OF state.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Irish peers are doubly welcome IN this coun-
try when they come TO study the lana system an" 20 ue
e measures for reforming the execraDo sY-t III 0i lana
,o,,re IN their own island Among the passengers by
las, veez's steamers was Lord Lymington, NJ L. Tor
Rrpstape and son OF Earl Portsmouth, VINO has extern
e es,ales In Ireland. He has expressed very strong
md indeed ultra Liberal opinions on tho WORKING Vi the
land laws.
s,y;mmine is advocated in San Francisco as
,,,,o o., the opium habit physician gives the his
- "a l.sy who from taking morphine 10 allie Yiato
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ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Clarence A. Seward. john c. ChurchiI'
r.r.ruTlrr IL LNIl-
PCBLIC OPINION.

Rcnurlicans Ju.tOnr word. Grant no per-
eoral FAVOR. ia tbr vav %. vote. tins year. Let u make
a clean sweep 20 ltor Time. ui"rJ
Noboiv has thought it necessary to forge
an, o. u ,.u h. .ctt. -. Uau-Ir COX tt ~. caution
Go s,oi t1a nI-ur.s UJ -gi.u, On. aAsket- ii.WIL-
kcc ~tlti.cl lcpl
Ii l. fortunate that the campaign - nearly
,v-r rs Nlt. l...,:s - ~0utl Dl4fi.l i.- Il, are
nrr.o rl f,r .e vo--t slud of political Intolerance.
-r-u.l-I B i.tuu icta uadJ
The solid South again The cha!rmen or
40 M OF It2 committees Of both uoU-es are u-orr-
add .losf WI ...t exception former t3utel Faces,
AID r, are n-Irv 1 free traIeIs ia adiluol- F4ii-
depAli Press tkrp.l
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!. ooo ono Republican freemen think ct the ku-
b0ooooV, -, REPRESENTATIVES, in aud out OF Congress

n - No.,
Tho Republicans of Missouri hope to aid IN rescn-
.,o the House of Representatives from the poui-
hors They are contesting only tour distrleVs III eDe
w.. w. rho three IN ST. LOUIS and the Kansas City
instruct In 1876 they carried all 'he 81 LOUIS ",'
80 and bore TO repeat their success this wear ~
u Eansas Clry District there IS Democratic Ieu"
~ long standing. and the parry has TWO HoGE ~,
9onsi Candidates. The Republicans are uu.eu 20,
nopular candidate ana may succeo0 III ei''''D>
Tho sol. assets of the Democratic party now are a
r;ece OF chalk and forged letter.
lis not often that a man can help XIII 50 'ia"S
,.osies ~ he can tomorrow by casting baiiotfor
cor6eld lie can aid IN killing the doctrines Va
80 RIGHTS rebel claims. free trade. fraud oni-
Ss1nc Eallot-box stutling forgery eio IL d" VI
uo],,n,tv that won't occur very soon again
,,.,,ocro-s would stand much better chance
-, their candidate for the Presidency II
" ,r.r, fchtng for 1875 electoral votes ns'eau Oh
.,-,inous hints in the Democratic organs
Hancock will receive majority ol 'he popular
20 ! ,bis intended rs threat that enough e'eo-
- ,.ot,s viii be thrown out by Demo'r''c
- ~ send the election Of President 10 the
- Of Erpre>entativcsI Everybody KNOWS INA.
-, ,,oi,rity necessary can he returned from Ie
Southern states. Inc hn3I count VI '"' WV
- the election in Alabama has never been gwen
The Democratic majority az returned Is repoTleu 10
II. beru Il = 900 uut 10y the advice OF me "a
Ia, AL Cor,Inirtee part of IL was suppressed and
80 ,,,,dr~ate estimate given Out Ii may appear
improbable that any party would attempt o>'"' ~
-ut - I'm s7,b \ NV but ait0r Us lndOrse nehi
- tGa forveG Chinese letter the IuJ4c VIII nos &c
sIow 10 believe the Democratic party capable o. auy
foolish OF Illegal act
rer,qp yyao was shipwrc,kci and lost every
.,irg h,t his reputation was in more fortunate
contItion than Mr.. Barium w'u oe aitei e'eCI'On'
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AfnvrMFNrs OLE ACTORS.

Mr.. Jefferson viii, this week. act III Worcester
Fall RIVER New Bedford and Providence MT.
MCCULLOUGH Is in ST. Louis-...--Mary Anderson VIII
appear this week. in East saginaw and Grand
TaniJs Mich and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. John
! RAYMOND ". be seen TINS week III DanyIIIe,
bloomington Ottawa. Joliet and Aurora, III.
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CHEYENNE. W. T., Oct. 3l.-A dispatch to
MI, -, fror, the camp on White River says that
Aren- .rry ami party. nca Ting Me4chAm' Of the oie
la....,a and few Utes, arrived there on the 2oh
,,om Los Pinos Agency. Berry upon his own rs
mort. IL a much abused man.
GALVESTON Tcvas, oct IA dispatch to me Ne"'
,t,-i, saws: " Information has been re-
nom w ,,,rtt uyr warriors II Nictora's band VINO
csrapei At the nt o. Las C@ss alc[ gFSS 'ng
lO y. nil s o., ry and killed three men lheN were
To tne 'i, IN tnc Nc xican -de ny reimbursement
POST OFFICE CHANGES IN NE" - ohh'
W,sn1NGrON, Oct. 3l.-The ioiio"ihg are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

the Past Office changes in NevYors state during the
week ending October 80: Estabshcd-Racevilc' WASH
Ington County. Obadiah X. Dunn. postmaster salem
Centre wesche County. Albert j. Lobdel post
master The Gl n, Warren County sarah fottcr, Ps'
master Observation-Disclosures, Monroe County
BeeGe Essex County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

Sys1JSif fO- tls Jff. - t)L't
WASHINGTON, Nov. !, l a. m.-Ihe baTom-
er "a highest iu the W..t Gulf States. The depression
Yesterday iu Pennsylvania has moved northeast ard
over rlc Gulfol S.. L1vrcucs RI has talon n Ncw-
England jae liI3e states ard Tie Lower Lake rr''n.
Clear ahcr BOW prevails over the enu" country c-i
OF ala, Rocky Mountains, except along the Immediate
south Atlantic coast. where 10 is cloudy. Northwest o
southwest winds generally pIcvtels OF thc Mississippi
River Earuelly gales have uravlI.i along ihe coast
e-., v.r, Carolina north yard preceded IN New-Eng-
land b southe,s-c-ly gales Except slight rs' IA tue
Northwest ana Upper Lake region the temperature
lower tle greatest laiI having occurred IL 81" -4.ne
Iaul. tA. MIi4le states aud Texas.
lI0lr0-.l1s.
Tor .re Medic st0-rs clear partly c'an'r weather
winds mostly u0cthwc- stdtnnaly or nsaei "-'
For >rv-Enr,..ud. clear or partly cloudy weather
uortwa,l % -u invest winds stationary ot hl .h'- ''
u..l,.lrr aud DlrIul .fsi.
Cc,rorGry SUi4'2
C.rfiorarv 4.-uals continue from Cane e1Aout a.
~rl, ..a.!:. l.st.art, .lI c1I-ouAly ,L-s-Olc si-
us.- .0u,Ilue GO PJrtlIIi aui Boston
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tn erst ,,ee, Du II i. safer to rid yours ~ Of II tht
first l5r.y eight hour,-rlr proper remedy for the Pnr
pose beng Dr. JayGe's EXpecrorint
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ga lhr l.ecl.. Of .:. s:lI.h coasre..Ioaal p.trct,

To thr EIecc.s o. tas i:iI'h Congressman D'tre''
Tic uricrsirsei citizens. taxpayers merchant manu-.
tf.r- iir tif li New - '''~'-''
ynu aud themselves upon toe uoH.na'.pA ~
joins CT. DAVIS
for vour Renrcsentsf.Fr lr ol-fc-s -,
Rom ana eau,at,u u citg lifelong resident ~ ue
III. frcf "A WAYS tu iIcd with - .utf s, del E ON
,.t1cv m r.caUtl lee rur,iits the pefNriyne ministry 'h
81 tp. Saa, trade Nth Lu AtLt, L" '' f'n
seldom iorS hern 'ta' i' ~ ".' "t
more pIa ot ~ common 7'la"' A'" "'''' - - ''-9
and honest illt ...,r.t o., Lava D.. a,Lt "a
ofisr. cur ay IBIS iflthi- ii lt"n AZ li 'r
Oa fr ,,r- held rf.ou. pubnC md private irii and
~. nose Times When tht Inrtn' 90 iaiin
&c money deeply ag1tato 90" puDIc mind. arc
tucad that uaa with Mh'u lr alc ~ te M
teress Of both the Employ IT ahu 'ip"5' an ~ y"
otr common country De moro sairt ntiuHeG ih no
Couuci the Nl De- and therefore ie'"ihcil AA ~ 9"S
surfaces a. the appruas hing eecu"n
August Belmont iuNAi" -"i.'
tr.'.,cl fasl,r Samuel d. Ethcprk
fSnJ (iseo Frederick ~ Fuote
GlarAsou y lO,tor. Laurence tllA"t'>
L b. Olc0if '4"'-'.-
&. &. BALDWIN, " "a %, 80
John Mcke1n. AMOS y. fN't
Robert L Muliori. ,n.'poIt moi No.,
-, ~ 1.-Two -ully
ISAAC hlIIs r. Lewis aAl..
and others
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"Frou- Frou." by Charlotte VI. Stanley, will
BEGIN ncxt Il nd.,y in me Fircsiae Companion.
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ro,,,,->r OFFICE. Nov /. / %. mater q. m. yes
,.l., t.e movement iu the barometer Wa almost
s,r,d,lv upwalL Partly cloudy and fair weather lol-
.,,,., cloudy weather early IN tie day The empcr-
,,r ranged between 4O7 and So, the average ia
holm. +,e SAM. AS oa The core p0nd'ug day Last year
ard i X lower tllu on SATURDAY . .
(e,r "a. .ofr weather with slight changes IN tenperh-
mn ,..., b. ,Xp,c'cd to-day tins c,tj ana vicinity
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5uccicl Monies


Henry l. Dnnic- -. D. lit LaEin stonay near 1Jta st
'-'-'' 80 Hours. \ ! lIj D. 3D. 3.
Attention 10 Gentlemen 'ny.
.-n. - ir. sl..c.
The foreign mAs .or the wecs enf 't - M NoVen
her H. l~. "r close ar TINS Ole on } $50 ~ ~
d. TOR r'pH by 5'' ,a f5T tu.osr b, steamship
rthl wa Queenstown oond0nce or france st DC
5E ste usip Aricrlue. VIA ilavrt on Il!t tt-DAf AT
49, tr leaui tIc'l b, ST. am-lp ~ OK Moh, b, VIA
,t pc ,.si id fe.-eaI: ANA at 1880 for
fI,r"1e r steamship WeliA Pvmontn. Chersours ana
t 5,r VIA Quseustovu correspondent Germany
aud SEQ ard must be si'a Sles , G Gia.S5~ 49, AMI
AZ A. Ill., ior Belgium direct by steamship Neny tt va
Antw,p and At O. n f1r hur2Pa DI ," iS 3enaqr
VA southampton and b.emr' ni I AMI B"e,nen
sisan't- r-k,. Iani leave eS. November J. The
hcI The malls TIE ndwrd est Indies leave N@w,
So1 r VoSrmber Tie Newtoundaar and =
The vest indies, az and Arser tine leave Sew GrS So
venbcr tlr mails LOT CIi ana Iap4n '1 I've Eau ~ an
Francaco November 70. 7-tr,s r,,t,. po.,,,,.ts,
PUT oAoc. Sew-YorS. october 80, l'39
Priyute Libraries -
GEO. A. LEAVIrT a CO.. AUCrIONEEAA
WEDNESDAY. Hoyem.a,!r z. and GLOWING evenings
NON o. EXHIBITION
, vor, large collection of BOOKS n GENERAL LrrERA
ri i.E English ard Amer.ear iln'tIal'9 ana - A
tine 60 lection OF GERMAN CLASSICS, &c, &c -
Froa-froa,
FROC-FKOU. ., 80 NV
OFT T9P33Yy SIR 3F T9RBA HY 9 9UF TT@9BBAAY
9HTT TT00..BDAAYY. 0Ur TO-DAY. OUT TODAY
W. IN TBE
FIRE-TDE COMPANION,
FIREsIDE rOMPANION.
FIkEsIDE COMPANION
ALSO.
OWEN. THE ARC Ter,
A LEGEND on AGINCOC RI
BY LACNCE PONNlZ.
ArTHOR OF KNIGHT OF TIE ~ ISL ESt' &c, 10
FOR SALE 81 ALL NEWoDEALERS
"A.v- Thos f. Kirby & Co.. AnciiOneers.-"A|"
on FREE EXHIBITiON DAY AND ENENINd'
0' Ar OUKARr ROOMS, SO BROADWAY
opposite WahacNsh
ruE pOPFIT~oN VANTINE COLLECTIONS.
opIE.N'rA l. ART OBJECTS And CLEiOS hAIh-AOt|
BINARY.
Inst received steamers tb OF TOXIC ana fleus C4Suo
Ir to be- sold Al auction lhout reserve Oy Oroer OF
n AUSTIN EOBEKrSON. Esq, LATE Of YOkOHA MA
IApAN and III ESSl.-. A \. NANElNE * NO7
OF THIS CITY.
ON THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATt RDAf AFIE4"
Moons NOV. l. 3 and o. AT $50 O'CLOCK.
Descriptive catalogues OF these must inipor'-inl UNIV
tons u allied any addrtSs
special Notice.
tn PREVENT FRAUD LEN i COLLIE. iiO.'9 " tiiNH
- ARE NOW BENZ MADE. -.
MA ,r,enda of the New Sucry Tor tle htel oi VIE
natu ami crippled hereby NOR med hat INC =, @
& ontToutons are sent 10 tho Manager lroisarer Oh
M KNIGHT AZ tse Hospital
NsW YOTk, Oet1bar Al 4SosI
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Republican Central Campaign Club

Republican Central Campaign Club
Y..,,uartera ELECTION NIGHT. NILLsON HALF.
81 ai,oning Ac.lemy OF Muse An operator VIII ID
~ hand 10 Announce the returns AL are invited 10 atteld
VI N CHAkIEs WATkOUs, ProsldoDt
SHERIDAN SHOOK Via. Pros.sent.
AND. j CAMPBELl.b ''N
ALKx NJ EaSLSsoS' secretaries.
EDWIN DA''1~ HON A ] DIrTENHOEFER.
Chairman Executive Committed
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We tle urdcrsigned members Oh inc Nc" Ao'A N
hereby express our preference tor 1900
'' JACOB HESS 49,. -, A., ~,
~ Pees 81 ~ the cry aui County OF New YORK;
Elliott shepard nSV ., MUM Join b Pel T. A Bfai
Lee Ei,Sari MITCHELL. ". y = ". Fulcrt a. James n Var
ny 60 a parsons, Marsh Wilson & " ANS 1sudder & cat
i r WInI,n Jaw Lord. Day Lord uAen / DAVIES x "
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St me Henry EdsaL Webb y >prasue george betts.
IT,. ThnUas Prescott, Han Batter Edmund WefmOrc.
AOnol Drer Theron a. strong VIM "a. W stewart Ellott
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q t-,n Vslkeubureh b. Luther Hamilton George " Par
sons Charles r. Adams James O. " entz l. g. Whion hash
rs & Furbes ~ Van Worst Robert ScN~il WIN "
opcn Flancis g. Barlow Joseph L. COurel George Avery
kynest IA CrosDy, Ed.nuud IA smith and many others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEW-YORG......oCr 81
ARRIVED.
Str BAHAMA 8r. wIeaur-t Trinidad oct u. Barbad9es
IT, -. Martinique 81 ana bonnSO - WIN H"ao
and Passengers 10 A T. OuterJrdgc e 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

Two changes have been made since last week IN
the list Of Republican electors for PRESIDENT ana
Vice President in the State of Ncw-York. The fol-
loving Is the correct list rs il Will BE- voted for to-
morrow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
A DEMOCRAT WHO DISCOUNTS BtENUM
Lrntn TN .eaahG [ 80. Lel.ocrat -LeA.- lct =.

AVID row ILe UCM0D0I- 0lo COWpUI-UE
vHl.,usv that the RI GHi cong are co.orzar h NrN-
Tnr, ,'fv ANA that trey To- pay TIE same game
- ~. tbit VA, recently Played 10 Indiana. " .rci'u
cod has o. core pass that "lh tie Wh"le 'trtNr
Democrats from thc l-tlr,t Ivrt go the hu-st cINn-
Vlc. gre party elsewhere hr- io Do" 1l-- .t'n WIN
,i-if,; iqfperr.frnu4 over E"uuai c.ruutrY hhi
iII.dl GO 10 old Twc"d'- crave and - iusri"i,@n
ron, nm. BONES uf rie dead bail oztr. IT, Won H.
had nsi.t III MIN. Rather thIn Wine me- "rud nave
tll'd at tne stalk. LIru.e slowly He A1u no heed io
ytue n -,utie! b4llQt-uOrr-. bought Nuc,, cuuhHrl
votrr- krrt an army of reporters 10 nay m army obi
sbou hitf,-, IN constant Practice lie won VICTORY
,,,.frf. AN .J-1.y.s THIS j. the ,ush age.
American suffrage only coveted a. some
fbing bf s marketable. GO into tac market AM buy
Wnrre oil, R-uuItan Is co'ouZed. coon.z: twa Demo
Gratis; discount ihe rcreltcrs 80 aj You please h
the palot-boxes; 90 anything To- carry thr state
H4urnrh " go. only psalms VIII uc sung TOT
,u I'm ta churches Iud Ittct calves killed for }oulu
-tofe on-r4 aud capitals. A. iOr ihc right OF snch
york .uI! IN, evil killed every hln. II politics
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

-! rof.ce7 or Harrlay5t lsss % iabrs.! r!a fI!
name 2ad address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

The sole assets of the Democratic party no" are I"
.;ace Of chalk and forged letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

The Democrats would stand much better cnanVe
'.1.i.,, tsc;r candidate for the Presidency II
% o.. were lighting for 1875 electoral votes instead OF
TOR ONLY Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

Special NOllCN.
~ PREVENT FRAUDULENT COLLECTIONS MhiCh
~ ~ ARE NOW BEING MADE.
m ,,as ~ tha New York society for the RELIEF OF the
ne r,nn are hereby informed that the society
authorized collector OF mo icy Tor inc support OF noe
,al contributions cent 10 mo msnAoefS ii~So'' y"
ma KNIGHT, a t.e Hospital
n ~ Vork. Al lool
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poH.lcal Notices.

For Justice Of the Marine Court,
MTER ,. ISAACS.
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