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vote was then taken and the motion to expe Purroy
ana Whte was carried, stated by Mr. Purroy by lDz
yeas and 30 nays Mr. Kellys friends say there were
only 70 nays. The amendment to expel MI.
kOch was not put to vote Among those
who voted in the negative were ex-School Commits
sloner Gouldng, ex-Alderman Lamb, Andrew Martin,
eACOroner Young, John H. Harnett, late candidate icr
mar ne Court Justice. Charles Wede F. f. GlrOY Johh
NJ. COWan, ex-Assembyman Hitchman, j. Gray, Kan
White.
when Mt Kelly announced the vote Messrs Purnoy
anu mite took tber hats and said Good evening gen
temen;' immediately secretaries COwan ana Lyon
u9"n their books and put ON their coats ana were
IOhO"ed by about all the men who voted nay;
These assembled IN u neighbOrlng barrOoIn ana
EaHe thIee cheers for PurrOy and three groans Tor
Kelly tits probable that not all who went will
TIRE from the organization.
Ater thlS scene the remaining secretaries took up
helr DOCKS and the business Of the meeting proceeded
a committee was appointed TO present to John
mcheOn the names OF NJ. H. SgersOn, ExJudSe
kequier, W. +. Howe, and others, as candidates
ior Assistant District Attorney A committee
was also appointed to reorganizc PurrOy 4
District aud Whites district will probably be included
e persons who voted against the resolution for e1-
pulslOn, eighteen from these two districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
CANADIAN ANNEXATION.

From, The s. Jamcs's tLo"do'D 6a1e e,@,, Toned
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE, as W We ne - now favor
,.srdav having proclaimed the time 10 " ~; 10 lind
able for the annexation Of Canada may rn Mr. John
DDart nm tIis side If the Atlantic H Ui Fright
PBBSt On he 18Th NJ February, lS6S, ~, GENTLE
Correspondent informs wrots a. tour in North
man who had recently retnIhvu =, Enow whether Mr.
America and who was ANXIOUS 70 Mon
Bfight really was an advocate VI 'i' - The question
g. t,aop Won for your interesting ls'"I r. must take
I'm a, ch u1uf urged from ms t4ch .tatcsmeu
Is one NDlo" yants will settle that Moh thai the
own oo9 'ri,b have always th"nthl continent but
iot Iii ;nrinIe the whoe North Am,llI am ETC.
Sdo moi sre that we can INTERFERE ~ W. JOHN BBlGHT
nh. our correspondent adds, WAS, Tne ma Hs q
MT bp iS cte President Of the Board OF ab nd so
Nrote I'M nv ~ Gladstones first Ministry, i the
mcmDer % the ties between the colonies anu WV
mother country. -. ..,,o IN he
THE TRIBUNE has not proclaimed the 'i,he W.
now favorable for the annexation oil Oaitu" WE
it recently SAID on this subject was 'na' .,ot tho
lid change in Canadian opinion, and that the
advocates of annexation could now get what tnoS
were not able to obtain few years ago-al air ''i
ing for their arguments.-Ed.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
THE ScINDIL or GUITEAU'S TRIAL.
10 ne EdttOr Of The TrI6nns

10 ne EdttOr Of The TrI6unG
SIR You express the general sentiment OF
your readers your remarks the rcndaons proceed
ings Of the Gutcau trial The people are being shame
fully msrcpresentedthe people, who showed dut1lS Inv
trying ordeal of tho summer, much dignity Uh"e'
and reverence qualities now consricuon'V ao7'''
rom the Court. Our sacred tragedy Is being tuIl'n
into low farce. and the world which eympAtnhou WIN
us IN the one Is looking at the other witness VI
our di,grace II ever there was time when the Ia"
should show something OF lts majesty, tins Is sue"
timo but instead we have delays, uiVaHu"7, ou'-
foonerios and indecencies, such aH INC oPt , go
hibon in the court OF the marrrd teIleoa VI i
murde red President and what one shuuders v hn9ir
tom TIA inspection by the murderer hlmfLI ,t
tire OF being called law abiding people, ~ We .h
abds suss Law this We demand that tnis trn en-
To is eud that II he held closely "a the man issues %
(uiteAu be debarred from communicating WIN tpS IN
except his o0unse and near relatives, ana from ph!
The cray man IN court ad bim, Tho audience under
sish tonic Influences will then doubtless pens'e t9t
Let IL be understood that the Nation Is settdII ~
thoroughly reused and viii not consent 10 ov "
fslss lisst chE We A''
Hartford, Conn, Nov. %, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
POLITICAL NEWS.

TIE OFFICIAL COUNT IN NETWORK.
THE VOTE FOR THE STATE oFFICERs-IHE COUNTY
TIcKET-THE STATE SENATORS AND ASSEMBLE
MEN.
The Board of County Canvassers met yes
terday 20 make declaration of the official canvass
The mandamus issued by Judge Donohue on "euneSunS
requiring the Board TO send for Inspectors Oh Eeo''
in the Yth Aldonens District 10 correct certain aCEu
errors was complied with All the that could be
discovered was miscount OF two vo > Nicholas bealy
and John Fl Seaman each receiving ore extra VHIe. NJ
derman Waite objected to the declaration that hlcnaI
O'Gorman was duly elected a JUDGE OF the sup, ~,
Court He moved that the declaration reiu 'na . Co.
OGOrman received the highest number o. Noes o r"t
that office. The motion lost all the Dclhosr rba
ing against IT, and the Republicans IN favor OF ". -
total number OF votes cast each candidate was DE- %
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ANDERsON-In Paris France, on Tucsiay. November p,
pneumonia John Anderson OF TarrytOwu, y T., ascd
90 years and mouths
Notice of funeral hereafter
BEACH-On the 2jtn inst J. horton Beach aged 80 years
FaaSrai residence l.2l7 LeKng'oaave thus LAY
saturday at O'Clock.
cHATrEuToN suddenly at her re,d nce in Brooklyn,
SUNDAY Nov m cI III Mary W. WHO" Of the .ll' stephen
Memorial service al the Church Of the Good Shryheri
McDonougl.st Iewis-lye Brookiyn' Friday evening
November -, at 5 o'clock.
FIELD-On Thursday November q, Thomas W FIELD IN
ptiyr. and friend. Of the family kindly invited TO a
ton the funeral al tlG DncA Reformed Church on a'a
Providence Chicago Cincinnati and syracuse please
GILLMANA ramor No November ~ i. s q 4, coz,
Ter 81 the Rev G. webb D. d. Of NcS brunswick n j.
GILLFTTE-n this ETY. on rGHTsy eseIa3 thr - -.9 n
t tbs rev. Tr. A. D. Gillette
r. Gillette, 40 no West 2adst, on saturday at toc0cS
KEEsE In Phae phr on the 23l inst, I9rs9i2 3D. Ei;'
OF Francis Ecc and youngest I1hSLt'f u 'e i'e j.
" Eraisrect
Inerment in Philadelphia
LoINEs-On Wedle,ly morning, Martha Macy "ido"
R9a IN. .s and ands are N e to attend tie eaa Ne
Il S"rnc place west Itst between Christopher end
west l0,h.st. on Friday November - at p "a.
PoTTs-Nt her residence Brook yn November - "r'-
tia anthony vie OF William Polls and daughter 81 'h' '"
rhs final vii be hel9 s the .,9 ., E En1n
Church, corner ~ clinton ad '"hsfr''s'' "iO"N''"'
FT aSSi.i viii plelsc no; SEND iiowrrs.
soLE-In PIandcW, N.J November % ISL OF pneomo'
MA Mary Ann sole, aged ~ years -. -, . .,...,.,t
Service. NJ her late residence - " cst f'i-s~ A'--'
Friday, 25th inst, az 1919 a. ~
HNfYEuterrd into rest Oh the evening Of "euheua''
November %, Dsnicl l.. Icnney ,,.. 49,,
Funeral SATURDAY. 2ith 10 a. M a. the metropolitan ho
TpowRRIDGF-On Thursday. November a. Aida b.,
widow Of Edwin J.. IIOw Jrige ,,.-,--, - 49,
Funeral services saturday morninr at oclok ou W.
residence If her s0uiuiaw, hhiIm H. H. A.'Iu" w.
l2~ Fast 56th--t . ,-,-,-.,,,,
Remains wiI be taken Ncw-Havcn. conn Cor ntemrnt
VAN HoKNE--At Los Angeles. cal, Wnan r. son ~
MARY !. and late f5aT1c' J. Van Horne AGED - yAl
To relatives ana friends n'ii,i attend H' inhc a
non, nm. LAFAYETTE Reform ID Church jersey CITY On sal
ug,ay. November 20, at $50 T. IN.
Please omit nowrrs ,-,...,- -. ,,,..r,,-
Francis T. NiGer -, ,..,.. . ~. A. g.,
TIII.ru.yp. lUo'riOCt pu NyullF W rrl ~
Lreni. m, kindly requested 20 omit scning flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
TWO REPrBLICAN MEETINGS.

A meeting of the XIIth Assembly District
Republican Association held last evening at NO W
East Fourth-st., Chester H. sOuthworth, presldlhg'
Charges Of violating the pledge Of membership IN sup
porting John C. Limbeck. and independent candidate 'or
Assembly in preference Frederick Bittman the regu
lar Republican candidate made against seVerai
members. The president referred the charges to com
mcc Of four, which he appointed with orders to submit
its report in a few days. Thirtyhve members were
enrolled. -, IA.
The German Republican Central Committee held us
regular meeting last night at the Gerlnana Assembly,
rooms i'm the BOwcTy. Morris Friedman presided. IL
was agreed TO hold the primary elections in eacn Assem-
bly, District January 5. Resolutions were passed
consuming Aldermen Seaman and Waite In voting 10 CON
firm two Democratic candidates Police Justices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
THE KINGS COUNTY VOTE.

The Board of Supervisors of Kings County,
sitting a Board of County Canyassers. mas completed
the record OF the votes cast In the recent election aud
will formally announce the result to-day. The following
arc the official figures OF the for the several cand
dates the State and County tickets:
SECRETARY or STATE
Rep. Dem! Dem, GEF s51s rre %s9oq2rqisqn
4 Gsgr i 4ss5s H 4sS N'' "a
PuIcclls plurality l.283.
CoSTEuLLER.
Dsyr sGs . ,sass " i%ger Di' ;;2alA
Iapnnm's plurahty, 1883.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
gas sS1 ra r Ps@ r sse,ssv. nrgqtA
ParnSniors plurality, I,4sO
STATE TELAsUREm
Hustled. MARVEL Wood Gates.
'''''O sta1~eliS plurality iJ,so5
STATE ENGINEER.
Seymour Ey Eye iSs Gq gai Hooker.
Evcrshcds plurality, l72l.
JUDGB COURT OF APPEALs.
Finch; schoop qgs Morsrin. Harrington.
schoonlnaker. plurality, 1874
sHERUF.
Levi. r. s1ssmsn F. Il %lite DaHi SlI Hurley
N''''" stesmans plurality 5l76 '-'
SUPERVISOR AT-LARGE.
Wa Eritz IA; Dillmcler. L. n schwaekhamsr.
Fri,rs plurality 1882.
JUsTiCBs or SESSIONS.
Gilbert III. WickhaIn AdOph Gubusr.
A4,7l5 s3,3i2
Both elected.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER roR FIVE TOWNS.
c. W. Hamilton. G. c. Bennett.
20SS 1901
HssnIous n sIority, l3l.
In the three Senatorial Dstncts or Kings County the
vote follows:
D''i T. nos.r, ffsRR,,on John D SI:rnan
Kiernsn's majority, s.slG
Ill q. II. Russell Thomas r. Norris
Russ,lls majority. 1902
~ George w. Bailey. John c. Jacobs
Jacobs majority, 4Sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
SNOW, FROST AND ICE.

WILMINGTON, n. G., Nov. 25.-The first
killing frost of the FELL Last might The weather
was intensely cold duriDghe nighttbe Thermometer fall
log to 26o formed In exposed positions half an inch
fhick At = a. IN. tho thermometer stood at SLIP.
MONTGOMERY, n. Y. Nov. 25.-The Thermometer stood
-, II aboye zero this morning The waikiki River Is
nearly frozen over and boys skating the ponds.
shc country is white with snow, and plenty Of sleighs
made their appearance yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
CAUSE OF BOURBON ANGUISH IN NikGlNlA'
IN tLo,a me SfguntOn VALLEY IpgiHidh rep =

1t is amusing to notice tne 1od irostraon
which have come upon Virginia because "A re" @ 6y
poiiticans have been kicked out OF place anu "o nrs
ksiy naSter,-the people. If Virginia hOhOI anu -
snnrty deneDaed upon the class of politicians WI" my
been directing public affairs for the pass LMe.er yIy
~ indej Vas ber dependence broken reed lWeine
,n0tths N I'M not have passed before Tue WISuo'' VI
change will he amply vlndcaied ana the pGopio III
Plan atiafrd with the good work they nave uuh0' r. III
he heather rage" however. 1t VIII do no harm II W.
expose how dear the spOs were 10 the cola
and how sd a thing IL 10 10 NC ou' III '
state and National.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
JACOB WORTHpS RESIGNATION.

In order to avoid the investigation set on
foot by the Republican General Committee in regard 10
his alleged reachery TO the party in the late eect"h
Fire Commissioner Jacob Worth, OF Brooklyn has re-
signed from the Sixteenth Ward Republican Association
Mr.. Worth tried to resign from the General Committee
at is last meeting, before the committee to prepare
charges against him appointed but his resignation
was laid on the tabll A the bylaws OF the General
Committee provide that the qualification for nemOeI
ship include the requirement that the delegate sa e
long his ward association, IL Is believed that MI
Worth has dexterousy succeeded in forcstaling all Ill
MIN In / ...L.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
u1DyyGHT WEA7HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, a. m.-lhe par
,r has risen ON the Atlantic coast and fallen III lhe
lake Region and the Mississippi Valley; 1t Is hEhest On
the South Atlantic coast and lowest north Of Lax u
ron Clear weather continues III the Southern Mi0uie
and New England states, and generally ci"ndy weather
in Lake region and the Northwest IASt VaFa''e "u'
Ireva ON the Atlantic coast, and souhery to Westerly
minds continue in the remaining districts. The tenpera
,nre has riscp from 100 10 200 ID the Mississippi ana
OHIO valleys and Lake region, and sughtN OF tne ~!
ianTic cCasf except in the Northeast WheIe
has fallen slightly.
Indications FOR to-fIT
For Ncw-T England and the Middle States. signify
warmer generally fair weather, southery TO westerly
winds aud falling barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov 26, am-The upward move
rnent in the barometer continued daring the greater part
az YESTERDAY Clear and partly cloudy weather pre-
vailed The temperature ranged between 30 and 3D.
the average m leo being 4o higher than on the CORES
bonding day year ano 39so lower than on IbuIsda.
Fsr aud 1artly cloudy weather with higher teIpeId
trss and chances of light snow late IN the day. may DC
expected to-day in this city and Vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

One of the first things Congress e sooner il is
70 is tne 20 the bstter Augusta e) journal 'hep
The most we seem to need is the dd re nr cen
ing OF our ~, interests and sectlOus may stan1 ann
ecrned i INA, and bnrdens OF the country-batho'o
Gazette tDem) C, dosl-
A monkey capering on JV W. Souds U han the
GCsoner's remarks nor easy to perceive now b
B;I sry's master could accord ms rlShy ~
titnr for the exercise OF mlrthtu taIcnt 49,
N S,rt pcrmits to tins rogicdal Jackahapes-I0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
A BURGLAR CAUGHT By WOMEN

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 25.-Shortly after
midnight last night attempt made TO rob Mrs
Thornt0n's residence. negro with a drawn knife
entered tho house, but held by the ladies OF the
family until assistance arrived. The ladies choked
and bruised but succeeded in capturing the robber
This is the third attempt within month that Las been
nda nrA fraT hnrfnI1a rekdencc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
MRS. LLNCOLNS INCOME.

CHICAGO, Nov. $3.50 far from Mrs. Abra-
ham Lincoln being short of money, % slose1 III TO
cont New-Iork dispatch, her friends In spfiAgno'u
cay shs has had an income OF Se'eoo' srl.ihs
from her pension OF 5000 per year anu
fror. tbs interest on 100000 in Government bonus,
which have recently been called. thus roouelns
source of somewhat, and froal otner anS
sources Since she came back from Europe, y'' au
half ago, she has saved s. 900 troTs hsr Income
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
THE NEW-JERSEY COMMISSION.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 25.-The Constitu-
sonal Commission met here to-day, and after brief
sesson adjourned Monday Decemher5 The judiciary
committee presented a report suggesting various
amendments the Judiciary system OF the State. Petit
dions were received from the NswJersey Temperance
Alliance the wonen's Christian Temperance Union and
5he Synod of HevJersey protesting against any change
in the Constitution affecting the present Sunday laws,
r,.hi Wera adj and ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
rNDECIDED WHAT TO DO.

meeting of the directors of the Mechanics
National Bank held last night al Newark at the
house " President Halsey to consider the question OF
rryiyiiu, the institution. Nothing definite was decided
A Jr..for WAS asked b. a TRIBuNE reporter after the
meeting II the directors thought OF paying the dcpo-tors
Tic said not possible bat tue directors were con
sidrring the best c0ursc 10 adopt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

crats had secured majority 10 the Legislature, and as
sertg that thew intended to benefit the party all tey
could at the next session Of the Legislature. ,n IT,,
W :. Andrews, the defeated candidate ior ClIh Jtn
tc i'm the with District tried several times 10 nave
adopted resolution calling for an invesu5anoh .,
punching of Rollins tickets with those nI te ,ouiy
Democracy in the XXIId District. All xmas Oh Pdtii"
mentary tactics were employed to stop the
and for q short time the lively Inc Ieso
luton was referred the committee appointed 10 near
all complaint, about the election II was ueCuou ~
hold the primary meetings December -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
COMMON SENSE.

IT0Ta TIC 00s'7. , n iDa,7,L Ii.an Senators
The suggestion that the RepuDngamI 9sl JnGee
SatIs as President pro empOre and TO eiect W. lend
thony in his place is not wor ,yg at the time Of
mde DAVIS election exist still, and II It las Te If
1u5o 10 in me chair lt is proper to keep MN ISc.
plhco nt nod rule in politics to be contfoHeH ny t AZ
sentiment of gratitude but 1t Is Wen 70 teIi9n
Ng Whit is both unneoessaI! am u"e'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

The first meeting of tho County Committee
Of the County Democracy since tho election held
last night at No. $50 broadway Resolutions we've
adopted calling for an investigation by committee. Of
complaints against members for treachery election
dsy; regrettiug that the Democrats had acted so un
wisely in their Quarrels to divide the vote In this
county and elect nearly the whole Republican ticket
rsocinx that for the frat time in tan the Demo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
LATEST SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT or NETWORK .....Sov. IS. 1891.

PORT OF NA1.YORk NOV IS 1891
ARRIVED.
steamer Sorrento tBr Magee Hull, 81 days. with mdse
avid n. -sengers 10 Sanderren ~ Son. -. ~
Steamer TyohO Bre Br GreRofo Buono5 AJres O't 90
MontevdeO 10 and Rio Janero Nov with mdse anu passen
staamer Breakwater Hulphur West Point Va WIN mise
and passeug eIs Old Dominion 80 Co -, =, 49,, r-,s
steamer Mcclellan. Bups baltimore. Win muse ANU p
,an gers ~ Geo IL Glover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

CONKLING-PRATT-On "wednesday evening. Ncvemhe.
20, at 472 ~ anklnaye., Brooklyn by the Rev Henry
Martyr Sender ID. D. Theodore COuking Alice Cleys
land. daughter Of the late John NJ Pratt.
HONEYMAN-HARING-O Tuesday. November %. 10y
the Rev James MuCahey, D. D., assisted by the Rev. j.
Houston Eccleston u. d. Melvin Iioneyman, OF Newark
y. j., to MIME J.. HaT1ng, OF NewlOrk Cty.
PiIILLIPS-PRESTON-A the residence of the brides
parents North Gag, y. " on wednesday. November -.
1884, ny the Henry NJ. Sanders OF IOaEers, y. \, r.
Oliver Phillips NJ D., OF IOnkcrs, to Mis- Anna G. Preston
OF the former place.
REDMAN-HOLLi>G SHFAD-Tn Brooklyn. "Wednesday
23d, at the ui the bride by the Rev. william "
Kelley Mr.. James II. Redman TO Mrs Henrietta ltoings
head.
Nucards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
~ rDToRLm EXcrRSfoy PAg1Y.

SAvprsKY, Ohio, Nov. 25.-Thc annual meet
ING of the ohio Editorial Association will he held al
Youngstown Tuesday and Wednesday, November %
and 30 ON Thursday morning the association viii leave
for Ncw York arriving IN Friday morning and making
ia HEADQUARTERS at the Grand Central Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
PIANO MAKERS ON A STRIKE.

BosToN, Nov. 25.-One hundred and forty
lstruek for an sdyanos Of wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
80 600 Duty ~ CHAMPAGNE.

We read in the importation list OF the
steamer Vador,nd from Antwerp, Of one shipment OF
s .ooo cases q. H. Mumm \ Co.'S Champagne This is
indeed an unhcard-of invoice ~ champagne and fully
the continued popularity OF the brand
which leads ell others by many Thousand eases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
THE PRICE OF COAL UNCHANGED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The committees OF
the Lehigh aud schuylkil Coal Exchanges met to-day
andresolyed make changes In line, city and harbor
prices during the month Of December The general sales
agent OF the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
company has also determined make no change In
tesst9rp Ufices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

,.,.,n letter to The ST LOUIS Reputltedn 90; any
! oue,s - he saws IA not SENSATION, but a"'
=. NJ u,llingsworth could muster the cOuISfo H
III ne VI he ancent tiInep zee, would proDaPy 70
found that the mysterious strlKlng was "u' " Wv
ing OF some spring or wheel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

WEAK lungs are strengthened pleurisy pains
relieved and as;hmatIc symptoms suDducd, By DR..
vncs Expectorant, sovereign remedy for AL coughs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
H0NORING THE BRAVE.

HARTFORD, Nov. 25.-The town of Hartford
voted 100000 to-day to erect q monument 10 the
soldiers aud sailers Of the late war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26

An honest Hlbernian, when asked II ne ILL. naa
Q pleasant time the picnic replied ~ no. ~ 80
ye, sorr IL wa dun time; sUtrh pIAeA o's w "
around tiu aither . clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ysTstsas N this city by tsntns
division Of uae Tor the ~ hsaf'
the
e. th~ srrcur rhc broken OF 80
Indicated by the - 49,
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-26
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 25.-The following were
.he Official elosIng prices Of MINING stocks.
MIRRIEU.

IS Years ELECTRO the best silver pol
ish known. Insist upon having ELECTRO SILICON.