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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY ELECTION.
he ST. Nicholas Society held its annual meet

he ~. NlcnOlaS society hclu us annual "'''V
ing last night the Hotel Brunswick. The society VIII
have its annual dinner December g. aud will celebrate
its semi-centcnnia February %. The following ON
GERS elected Ia evening the regular nominations
being successful with three tickets IN the field Prsuc
Cornelius Vanderbilt; vice presidents, Carlisle NORWOOD
ir. John c. Mills James William Beckman, Stuyycsant
Fish; treasurer. Edward Schc. secretary. Charles
Scncrmcrhorn; assistant secretary, Henry Ersknc SmJh
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Mr.. BLAINE QUIETLY WAITING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTT


. AUGUSTA, Nov. 1O.-All is quiet in this vicinity.
The Democrats appearing more down-hearted and
tame than at any time since Tuesday. The jollif-
cation meeting in Portland on Saturday night
lacked spirit and enthusiasm. The Democrats APP
parenty being haunted with a vague uncertainty
as to the result Republicans are awaiting the
count of tomorrow with calm confidence.
Mr. Blaine received this evening delegation OF
Portland business men, with whom he talked freely.
Mrs. Lot NJ. Morrill, this afternoon received con-
CALCULATIONS from Roscoe COnkling on Governor
CleYeland's election.
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a FIGHT WITH INDIAN LAW-BREAKERS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 10.-A dispatch to The Times
Democrat from Fort Smith, Arkansas. says' Dep
uty Marshal Mcnshon has just returned from the
Indian Territory, where he had encounter with
Indians who attacked his party and rescued thirty
United States prisoners whom he had under arrest
Two of the Indians were killed and several wound
ed. Two of the marshals posse were seriously
wounded. Nineteen prisoners were brought IN by
the marshal and his deputies and placed IN jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
GOVERNOR HUNT AND THE OFFICIAL COUNT.

GOVERNOR HUNT AND THE OFFICIAL COUNT
TO me EditOrof The Tribuhc.
SIR: a., When the Wings Of New-fork had elected
Washington Hunt Governor, did not two weeks elapse
before the official count confirmed his clcctionl
2) During the two weeks, did not the entire Demo
cratic press claim that seymour had been elected by
900 or 1000 maiorityi
}D Did not the official count prove That Hunt was
elected by over 200 majority
a. Was not Hunt peacefully inauguratedf
o. Il not this little bit of political history and Demo
cratic mendacity just repeating Itself Yours rny.
Poughkeepsie. Nov. X 1884. WEST PoINI.
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.,o ,n,ot English Opera Troupe The theatre was ned
."V ',~o. capac,y The President. Senator ana MRS
Camsron the Assistant secretary Of State and Mrs
Miss Frcnrhuysen Assistant scT,sS
cra Crosby and Private srs many other prominent
present Before the regular Sr rT mooa Of B
dedcn.o s 3olliycrcd by Edwin Hay mempor o, quo
washington and Mis- AO IN s1S,' Supported
Q. and oprraiic chorus At the en-" VI ,'o
second act Abaugh wa, called out th aG architect
lSo xas called for and warmly received by 'he auui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
TAKING BOSS MANNING,s PAPER TO TASK.

From The BuUdtO EJVnb
Our readers have seen how Mr.. Daniel Manning. chair
man of the Democratic state Committee gave due notice
through his paper. The Afbony Argus, the Governors
oicnl organ that any attempt 10 upset the majority
which has been nofciay declared for Cleveland would
be fatal-that :" THOSE WHO TRY Ut On viii bE
DIIIn"-and we gave them To know the manner OF
man that this Dan Manning Is ,,.,,,
AT that tme however we had not seen an editorai IN
the sane issue which was even violent Than tho
black head lines we quoted yesterday Ia this article
Mr. Manning prociains that any fraudulent cnOrt 10
keep Grover Cleveland out OF the White House VIII DO
punished by DEATH without the form law. Tux MEN
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THE CANVASS OF THE VOTE.
Continued from lat PaRe.,

objection. l defy Mr.. Whitney not only to find o
single instance in which this committee is at fault
as he charges, but single instance looking like it.
The people Of the country, without referenceItO
party. and all honest Democrats will be better salts
fed after tho result is determined by an oflcial
count: This Is the only way IN which to conc ude
all objections, and the Republican National Com
mttcc would be false to its great trust TO the Repnb
can party and to the people if it should fail in the
secure a fair canvass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
TRIAL OF TIE TRENTON COUNTERFEIIEhS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

terfciting gang will take place tomorrow IN me Uhteu
States District Court Some time agoa large numncr 81
counterfeit silver dollars passed in this city ana to
police arrested a pedler named Fox His son was also
arrested and Two other persons who followed the sho
business. The SON. il said will states evidence
The elder Fox il is said served In the Maryland
State Prison for a similar offence.
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IRISH-AMERICAN INDEPENDENTS SPEAK.
Thn fnllowinn disnatch WAS sent Yesterday by

the Irish American Independents Of this city;
To The Hos JAMES @ BLAINE. Augusfa, Maine:
At q regular meeting OF the Irish American ihdepen
dents held Yesterday every confidence in your election
was felt and determination to back our ballots 10y any
means necessary expressed Democratic brag ana pus-
Ter will not e taken the citizens of New Tor tne
verdict of It's people We know of none who regret iher
votes Tor yol but do know hundreds VINO wouu re-
call their mistaken votes the other side they could
A. l.. FORD. President,
EDWARD j. ROWE. secretary,
CAPTAIN T.. ON CONDOR. Treasurer
JEi;lMIAH Il. MURPHY, Chm tx. CON-
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prcrpr,oys or THE ART ASSOCIA TON.

The American Art AssOciatlOn gave ItS VPo"
ing reception last evening at the galleries. No. h"St
Twenty-third-st. large throng WAS PrcSc"'
stems orchestra Among those present were 'e'vnu
IJarper General Rush &. Hawkins a. N. W.,
Tine Beverly ward, Thomas u. clarke
s'p Avery. George A. Lcavitt Dr. bowling
DR. Peterson Mr. jacques. william MARI Sniony y o.
iit,ie n Altman H. X sutton, II. W Dyer. Dr. 'o Leo
" n Evans Mr. and MIRA ". H. MoElroy. j. o. WOODS
e. n. Waugh. A. -. lsramba, j. u bicRI,n",m, !,
Oasieer /. Marx, William Buchanan. IT, hcicn"" ~
Church, Marks shaw.
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Post OMcc Notice.

Letters Europe need not b, s1t,ty dir,,et to ~
patch BY particular steamer n ore, Z, ,s,lr.
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Montreal Queenstown uettos cor Great BfI'an ans
other European countries must De directed per oiy Oh
via Plymouth. Chefbontg and Hamburg AZ ~ IA ,ot
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Mans for China ana Jaoan per es Snye%ber Is az IN
Nails for Australia N-w-Zea'and. S,nd"ch ana fit
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ofas city VI Chicago, Win brtlsh mans ior Ausu~s'
.The schedule Of Of rranspcidc m,s is arr,nsst
the presumpton Of ter nnas.ru,ss x
Francisco tho ay Of shiins oil steamers "' "'P"''
Thence '"' s""0 HENRY O. PEARSON. Postmlster
Post once. New-York. n. y Nov T. l-st
TS. ,.u,, ir, annual meeting the Newrcrs society
for the its No q 5 ls East ps% Taa1.y
o'clock H., WHOM the usual busines o. w
'iAn'A'A' Recording secre.afy.-
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WHO ATTEMPT WILL re KILLED, ana the k9ds c0n;e-
Quences OF killing them srH Be taken Of drtcard
Now what 10 this but the promise OF Immunity ior tne
assassns who would do the killing necessary 10 pus
Grover Cleveland in the white House What can y
but that II convicted OF homicide and sentencea
under law they would be pardOned by G0rHnOr
Cleveland under the United States Law Uy
President Cleveland We defy any one TO place any
other reasonable construction upon Mr. Mannngs trucu
lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

own warn, tho Twenty rourrn XXXvIlIh DI5rr1cG
for know OF votes that bought by one OF
the Brooklyn Young Mems Democratic Clubs HsvinS
the proof challenged their ballots they were offered
and they them IN amid threats Of violence to my
self which but for the efficiency Of the two police
officers the OppOrune arrival OF ward chairman
with coach might have proved serious. Still Ethan
Allen DOty says there no bribery. 1890
BROOKLYN Nov. 10, 1884. YOUNG REPUBLICAN,.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria UOtet-Lord Ronald Cover of Eng
land and AdIntan General Elisha Dyer IT,. OF Rhode
Island .....IJh Arcnm Hot,i-neneral n. r. Banks. 81
Massachusetts itu York HOeiBarou Salvador. OF
Paris. Clarendon Hotei-kear Admiral a. L. Case
L. =. Navy 800. Holman Honse-Danic Manning. oil
Albany. and L. H. Letter. OF Chicago. BrerOOif HOnsr
Professor &. y. Sargent. Of Brookline. HoU
Brunsock-Congressnan g. L. Mitchell, of Connecticut
&c.,. Park Aoennt Hofet-Judge Nathaniel shipman. of
Hartford Hldsor Hoiei-Mayor Jonathan scoville
Of Buffalo. Westminster Hoei-Ex Congress j. W.
Dwight, OF Dryden, ~ \.
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ALLEGED DISHONESTY AT COHOES.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBuNE.l
Troy, Nov. lO.-More Democratic frauds are re-
ported in Albany County. this time IN me frst ana
Fifth Wards of Cohoes. In the Fifth Ward tho
Democratic inspectors registered at least two names
alter the polls were openod Republicans are CIV
ing the matter a thorough investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
CONTEMPLATING MR.. CLEVELAND.
A,,,xy Nov 1O-The Democrats of Albany

AIBAN1, NUN. VT ITO F1N'''''''
held monster celebration tonight IN honor OF the eec
tion of Grover Cleveland Thousands OF strangers are III
town Tho city was brilliantly ,ilunihatco anu '"o
houses were decorated. The procession was
one of the largest ever seen III inc
c,,v numbering between 1000 and 5000. Governor
cleveland witnessed the parade from the statel VIII
uot reyi,w II The number OF visitors ut the Executive
Chamber to-day was large Many additional co"s'"'N
lninrY iele gIulns were received by Tue 0oNtInoI,
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CoNKLING RETAINED By THE DEMOCRATS.
poseoo ConkI ling has been retained by the

TOsTOV V0T1hHHE =,
Democratic National and state committees w "
any question that may arise In relation to the pehuhs
o.nvas. ue was last night 10 consultation nj the
Uoninnn House with number OF lawyers who are ALSO
-, ncar should there be- any occasion. among whom are
The foinving: Aaron j. vanderpoel James g. ,arter'
Irnnc, q BARLOW Franklin Bartlett. Francis L. stetson
Edward H. Bacon. h. Ellery Ahdeisoh' ChaiioS "i'0i
FranCis NJ. scott. $500 ., o...
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. Ill n. m.-The movement vi
the barometer yesterday was downward Except io'
hazy forenoon clear weather prevailed The temperature
RANGED between 800 and co., the average 1sol being
5l lower than on the corresponding day last year. anu
7l.o higher than on Sunday. =, ..,
Fair and slightly warmer weather may Do eAPoo'0'
to-day in this city and vicinity
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.-For New-Eneland,
fair weather in the southern portion. partly cloudy
weather and local showers in the northern portions
lower barometer. souherly shifting to westerly WINS
slight rise in temperature in the southern poriohs
stationary Temperature In the northern portions.
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather
slight rise I'm temperature winds generally from south to
west preceded by variable winds on the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
BUYING VOTES IN BROOKLYN.

To me EditOr OF Ths Tri0"he'
SIR In Saturdays Brookiyn Ed9fe ana 'n'o"
Mr. Ethan Allen Doty makes the following "S'''"'"
That thore WAS no buying and selling OF votes ~
brooklyn" This prove to be false rs y nay ~
nroof that there WA, aud that In Ethan Allen Do|s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
STIrFING 4 BALLOT-BOX.

ALBANY. Nov. 10.-Prlvate advices to me h'odny
Journal report that in Woodstock, Ulster county
the ballot box stuffed by Democrats on eiec-
ton day so as TO give an unusually heaVy majority
against Blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
TIE LOSSES At PALATKA.

JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 10.-The losses by the
fire at Palatka Saturday night are about $654,loo;
insurance, S2iI $50 Among the heaviest losers Is
H. Orvis. of the Putnam The work Of reconstruction
with better building will be begun ut once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
ALL THE POLIcE LOOKING FoR A WONAy.

Inspector Diks sent out general alarm last
night, calling the police to look for Sarah Jane Smith,
who stole ,55 from her mistress, Mrs Sarah Hicks, oil
No 400 FOUrthavc. According to tho description ir
nshcd the police the thief i thirty ght years old SLIM
about i've feet seven inchc tall, Of dark complexion ana
has brown hair aud blue eyes. She took with her her
three year old daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
RISTORI AS "ELIZABETH."

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O-Madame kistorfs
first appearance IN English ut the Chestnut street oe"
House this evening the occasion OF demonstration
bf welcome to the great Risto played h"suoe"
with all the fire and energy of former years The large
dlence present did not miss word or an PRESTON
vi her acting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

n diagram som'theai variation, IN TINS e'y o
dnns BROKEN dotted hne feofr
AZ, b. The tLsmonetsf 81 M"
M . macy. BIS Broadway.
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OPENING or A NEW OPERA HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Albaugh's Grand
Opera House was opened the public for tho first time
eis evening with performance Of seniramide." By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

Tho cheats prepared.
The people must be fooled
Up goes shout,
stop stop that thief-Jay Gould.
It's the old game,
COntrivors OF the guilt,
Who raiso tho cry
Colleague with Vanderbilt.
Nov. o, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O'BRIEN SPEAKS.

WATERrowN Nov. 1O.-AttOrney-Generai
O'Bricn one Of the State Canvassing Board in
speech to tho Democrats hero said: II have no
fears that tho wishes or the Judgment of the people
"a expressed Mt the ballotbox will be flashed or
defeated. No party or set of men can steal tho
electoral vote of tho Empire State. The laws OF
tho state in regard TO elections and the counting OF
votes arc too perfect TO admit Of fraud and the
people Of New York too much IN earnest To tor
oraio fraud, even If IL were possible Tho votes
given by tho people of his state hayo no d1nnt.
will bc honestly counted md tho result truthfuiiy
declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
DANIEL MANNING TO BE MARRIED.
,yry,.yGnApH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

ALBANY. Nov. 1O.-Cards were issued to-day
% the wedding OF Daniel Manning and Miss Mary Living
atom Fryer which will on November ~. hIter inc
yeddiup Mr. and Mira. Manning will pass Few months
abroad returning to this country before March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

MURDER ENDS 4 POLITICAL QUARREL.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1O.-ln political quarrci
on Saturday night at Winfield, Kansas sandy b"rge
shot an unknown coorcd The latter returned ne
ire fatally woundng Barge The negro has since died.
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Out To-day.
Out To-day.

JOHN BULLS DAUGHTERS. by Max o'Rell.
Complete.
FOURTEEN YEARS WITH ADELTNA PATTI
By Lousa Lauw Complete.
And opening chapters OF
AFAMILY AFFAIR. BY the Author Of "Calei Back"
Out to-day in Vol. l.. No. l. OF
MUNROS POCKET MAGAZINE.
Price, 20 cents.
Issued Sem. Monthly Saturday.
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ILLEGAL INSPECTORS IN YoNkEES
. il rcnorted that in the Fourth w alu Ill

Yonkers all OF the inspectors wero Dcho't"'S' "
there being two of each party The returns OF , f
snectnrs showed TO votes for Clevcanh an" !" w,
Vlane The attention of tho authorizes IL - , in
called 90 tho fact that no Republicans "''o ''e
the Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11

9i5 and So BROADWAY
MODERN AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE. CHIPpEM
DALE AND COLONIAL MAHOGANY siDEBOARD0
AND DESKS $500 - -. - ......,,,
ITALIAN CARVED AND iNLAID CABINErS
STAINED GLASS.
MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE BY
NARCOTIC,
To BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERNE
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER -, Al 1870 O'CLoCk
At Auction
SUPERB COLLECTION OF
RICH FANCY GOODS.
These direct rom the best makers IN Lou
rms Vienna all Of the designs. were 60
leoHd iCTthe hi CHEST class retail trade and
MUST NOW Br SOLD.
Included IN the sale will be
SUPERB REAL BRONZE
FIGURES AND GROUPS.
MANTEL SETS
And single Clocks in
Bronze. 81 ass Marble and Porcelain 49,. ,.n
MIRRORS, PEDEsTALS. EASELS. PLAQUES. JAnss
DINIERES GEMS IN CHOICE PORCELAINS GROWN
DERBY ROYAL WORCESTER. &c. &c
Now exhibition NJ
MOORE'S ART GALLERY.
POO 5TH-AVE,
To be sold by auction thl3 r,,,.v
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURsDAh AND fHiDAts
NOV IL. r. l3 AND IA,
Al O'CLOCK EACH DAY
WILLIAM F. MOORE, Anctioneer.
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Ready THIS Niorniny.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. amy.
pr,cs 4, wrapner lrea.iy malingl 'cnS r.,
One copy yesr. ~ 3D. ten cop'o os, 81" 49,
fsstayon AL cases tree " The Ws IRiBU M NswSsrS
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DEMOCRATS IN BUFFALO
THEY EXPRESS READINESS TO ABIDE bf THE

THEY EXPRESS A READINESS 10 ABIDE III III"
0A LAW AND TnE COUNT
lny TELEGRAPH 10 rms fn'DuNf.l
BuFrAIo Nov lO-Music Hall was crowded to-
night by Democrats and Independent Republicans.
They assembled in response to the call OF the
County Committee for n mass meeting to give ex-
preston to the desire of tho Democracy that Glove
land shall be named President.
Resolutions were adopted to the effect that the
prompt and willing acquiesccncc of the mnortyis
a fundamental rule, that any attempt to falsely
the returns should be properly punished The
Democrats were reminded that now as always. the
closed with these words: 49,
1--WE are freemen not slaves. and our rights we
will maintain at any cost. IN order that no mlsap-
prebonsOn may exist we ask that the result of the
recent election shall be based and based alone upon
the vote which has been cast
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Bsrsstss Kalu~ssn sorssas tho bsafd and snays al ~
tion caused By shaving.

Jrvalds wanting cosey homo should address Dr Hn
Jsoksonviio Fla Home comforts care and ressos""s -
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l. Ulster COUNTY,

TIE VOTE OF ULSTER COUNTY.
KINGSTON, Nov. l0.-The full vote OF Ulster
County f.: Blaine, 1929; Cleveland, $50.
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MdPPTED

by the Rev WinsOw w sever, Rlchar1 A. KenworthL q
Poughkeepsie Harriet f. only daughter OF James H.
fey, OF this city.
Al notices Of marriages must be hdorssd cih full Hdme
and address,
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and address.
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SHOOTING AT THE AMERICAN FLAG.

AN OUTRAGE By THE BOURBON DEMOCRACY IN
TENNESSEE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Knoxville. Nov. 1O.-DemOcrats here celeDrat-
ing Cleveland's supposed election attempted at
late hour in the night to shoot down the United
States flag floating from The Chronicle build
ing. There is great indignation Though
ont East Tennessee. You can assure
the North that such an outrage VIII
not again be tolerated mass meeting VIII be
held in all the counties denOuncing the cowardiy
deeds of the Bourbon Democracy in this section
since the election East Tennessee gives Blaine
10 COO majority, and we rebuke Democratic
outraces and we hope you can prevent Democratic
fraud in NowYork. Fifty thousand East Tennessee
Republicans stand ready to assist IN the Inaugural
ton of the candidate elected to the Presidency
whether he be Blaine or Cleveland.
JOHN c. IIOUCK,
Secretary Republican State COMMITTED
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Iupdbsrg's Perfume. Efenia
Lnndborg's Perfume, Mar6ch1l vlel HoSS
LANDLORDS Per- Inc, Alpine violss:
Landlords Fortune. Lily OK th3 VAlloH
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CONTENTS OF NO. l.:

CONTENTS OF NO. l:
JOHN BULLS DAUGHTERS. BY Max o Rell CompetA
A FAMILY AFFAIR. By the Author OF Called Back"
IN OUR SQUARE. Poem.
FOURTEEN YEARS WITH ADELINA PATTI Complete.
UNDER THE LINES. A Poem.
JOHN CANNs TREASURE. a Short story
THE HERMIT OF sAINTEUGENE by W. f. Norris
CHECCO. BY Katharine :. MacIuoi.
OVER THE SEA. A Poem.
WHAT SHE SAID TO HIM. By Florence Marryat
TIE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE BY W. Laird Ci"oes.
THE MESSAGE. BY Balzac.
THE REALIsT A Poem.
BY FORD AND FLOW. BY George ". Metric
GODMOTHER DOROTHY
A DESIRABLE TENEMENT. BY walter W. Taylor.
SPLICED. A Poem
BY THE VULTURES NEST. BY Bettina With.
SHADOW AND SUBSTANCE BY Charles Henry.
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PiIc.-Blind bleeding itching ulcer fssurc &c. safely
and certainly without cutting lgaurng detention
Examinations frce ILLUSTRATED paper AID
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
EoIrI ARISE OF MIR. BLAINE.

From me Nt,O- York TtmcS, Non. 10. 1881.
Mr. Blaine would no doubt he quite willing to take by
theft and fraud that great Office which the voters OF the
United States have dccrccd that he shall not have and
nothing but fear will deter the precious set of conspr-
ators IN city who casting about for some means
setting aside the verdict of the ballot from attempting
to carry ont their evil purposes.
DO REPUBLICANS BELIEVE THIS
The NeiO. York Times, NOu. ], 1854.
The Times remains "a Republican newspaper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
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