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seemed tn Have Loaf Courage.

From the Boston Courier.
Yellowly: "Well, my boy. have you got
hack from the beach," Brownly: "fes.
old fellow, I've got back again. as you
see." Y: "And. l suppose, renewed i'm
health and strength and courage, tn en-
gage once more i'm the active duties of
life 2" b.: "Well the health and strength
part OF IL are all right, hut I am dubious
about the courage ": "Why. how il
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From the New York sun.
Batchelder-I want to get married ant
have u wife to share my money. How caE
l catch "a pretty young girl?
tina little purse-weigli-sion Is
all that's necessary. old fellow.
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Very Likely.

From the New York sun.
Marshal ,who has rescued IA horse thief
from the viRilantesy How did you feel
when you were hanging there, waiting for
us to cut you down?
Horse thief was never i'm such an aw-
fail state of s,isDense!
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nag Biase iu New York.

NEW York. Sept. IA very disastrous
IRE broke out about I 10 this afternoon i'm
ON North 7th and Worthington streets. Will
lSasnsburg. The fire started with an ex-
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From TIE washington Capital.
What The matter" 2" asked a passen-
ger on "A train i'm Maryland. as he poked
his head out of the window 'Is there u
COW on the track 2" NO." replied the
conductor. "Then what did you stop
for 2" ''Well, there's "A couple of lads with
"a banjo walking to the next station, and
the engineer and Fireman thought they'd
stop long enough to hear n tune. One of
ems "a hefty dancer. Come out and take "a
look at thcm."
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NOTICE.

AMERICAN GrLrH MINING AND MILLINGI
40. or AMERICAN GULGH, SILVER
Bow COUNTY, MONT.
Notice Is hereby given that at Il meeting of the
trustees Of said company held On the 3ist day of
August, issa. AN assessment Of two ,2l cents per
share WAS levied upon the capital stock Of said
company. payable ON or before the nth day Of
OctOoer, 1Ssa, tai l.. A. King, the treasurer of said
company, at the city Of Anaconda, Montana.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid ON the i2th day Of October, 1888,
shall he deemed delinquent. and will he duly ad-
~vertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall he made before, will he sold on
the :Dth day Of October, 1889, to pay the delin-
aurnt assessment, together with the costs of AL
v~ertising and expenses Of sale.
4. T.. KING,
Secretary.
ANA.oNpA, Deer Lodge County. Mont.
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that 2" B.: 'Well, I DON'T seem 10 have
as much grit In me now az I used 20 have
after a clam-hake at the beach,"
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RAILROADS..
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
A. m for Sstington and Intermediate points.
IN Tor Geneva Lyons, Emlra, Rochester, Bu1do
,,d ,be WeSf and principal local points Chair to
7 ms and Pullman car to Suspension Bridge.
II A. M for Elmifa and intermediate points Chaf
car 70 Mauch Chunk - , ,..os,.,o .,,,s
D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Harrisburg. - g., 49,, ..t.at,., a.. or,,od,.,o noIr,s
Char car 70 L. b. Junction and pullman hicepers 10
vi" 20 n m for satlngton and intermediate points
& 40 D. n. for Mauch Chunk ana Intermediates points
~ fp Geneva LYONS Emlra. Rochester Buffalo
and Ike Nest Pu Imam slecpers Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. - - - - and a An
- M connect Tor all points In Mahanoy and Hazieton
coal regions. c,,,,n.v rp.INc
& a. m. for Maueh Chunk, Haaeton ana intermediate
pol.i "a m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
n m for Geneva, Lyons. Emlta, kOchtSV,r, Dunalo
and he West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana suspension
Bridge. $780,, r..o., o,,.o %, Proadwav
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.. Y. CIT
pFCOpDFD MORTGAGES.

Andfows George H. and others. TO r 7 Livingston.
$ " cor Front ana Jackson sts.. SIT, OOO - 49, . 49,,
Bodensen, Philip, TO We'll. 1926 stanton'st'' install
"'' BSsttimsS1. william Kings County Savings In
stifution 1O2 West-st. I year. q, 600 z.--
Man julian b. trtstee. TO i II Durand 1staves
8 OF IlGth.st years, $4,000. >,,......
ave and llGth.st, 8 months, $4,000 ,r,.
Kelly Thomas n. Y. Life Insurance Co.. waits
a. v, vi Narick-st, year. 81 COO. - ,,-..
Mccormack. Annie S t. Annie Wikens 500 Prospect
ave. n 9 OF WestcbeSter- ave, years. 5000 . . ,.,
Merle Andreas Emanuel Levi. 5 92d-st W OF 9Th
Renf Emmy Won X. to NJ D Eyer, exor. n 55th-st'
OF ath-ave. > years, $4,000. ,,,, -
I35thst. demand. 81. 600. , . - -, A.
Wiehe. Jacob 20 Peter Doelgef, Tth-st W OF ave.
r. g wears $4,000 800. -.
Young COrinne 10 p G Dlsbrow, eNor, 145thst+
near Leggett-ave.. months, $50.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO!

DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
$500 Z. NJ, GOO Z. NJ, s 80 Z. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH To CHICAGO WITHOUT
UI Az ao az "a and o51 Broadwav 1891
BoHe very Battery Place Chambers and West 25ds
Broadway Wiiams5grs corner Newark and Hudson SIS,
a s5r ' ID ss sepss car @ SasS c
checking and usn5d Of GagSsge can oe G9ISnga
from Chamoersst local trains to l2a minutes earlier.
room E GSahl Day p Sgn sHP'e Pullman Buffet Drawing
Esy D sSd M NsT ge'su 6d Punn
SsaE S 13a s'iyE9s Spi
Sleeping Cars e Gsyg9n ao Gnsa s T end g. Louis
H .S saf rT Chicago %s5 sp cSanss
9a3 Rqg sgd SssPs a ea eSSfa9 and
$50 N b Ss d 4 c aS p hsSs fBsp seep Sa
ors SaSs e g. osiSSaiS F'94p1 S Oh
il 80 SUNDAYS $40. 81 90 10 iS is;
huiGS 49, 5d 49, az o. PIX s;57 /
s:S js q 'E = IS S7 :. - g. sI sis ''7s
SSs s sS5 &c. S sIS Is 49, 49, Sso ssS
S's ssS 70 % 5i'sS b. ssI s@fssssE.
RSs: 22 S2 {5 ~ 5' go go, 30 ~ 4 $50
suse o Ie.a ~ 10 49, 80 IS &c. o1 f.
y.s5 so l. ss4 SiS SsS sss Ia so The s.s.
gyssi: g, 81 az a. 80 AZ san
Mddetown and Port Jetvs i5, 74o. o 10 80 g. M. l.
sosd az iee e. ,;s Re- 6 e. 40 shs 10
Ia ;So = p M; Express sps % trains from West
NoRTHERN RAILROAD OF y. J. DIVISION;
r's; .s q 20 ifi?sS'I$ IS Is i1S @ Ia ssAs
DAYS s rs, o 80, 30 4, Z 80 and ;l5. :
NyseO ara s9s s 30 i5 ID s9 S5 I 49, al 80
sundays as, $50. 80, !, Z 80 9 rs.
suburban Homes with local time. tables.
GsneIn sup. General P y sAENk kssas
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financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF RI
PREFERRED AND COMMON STOCK
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The undersigned invite you behalf OF the owners
Of majority OF the preferred and stock 70 unite
with them
l. In voting at 9 special meeting OF the holders Of
preferred stock 10 be held Oct II next for con-
soidated mortgage under which no more than slOOoooWo
gold bonds shall be Issued having one hundred years TO
run and bearing more than per cent interest," sd
TO be- used follows Every issue OF tho snd bonds 70
30 sanctioned by Affirmative vote 81 not less uan
nine out OF the thirteen Directors.
For tho retirement OF s77.43o,ooo outstanding
nrst second and third mortgage bonds.....sIso0o'Oo
For the retirement OF the existing s26.Ooo.ooo
branch bonds. Eooo0'"'V
fOf a, au1, sso ooo 2ooooooo
! For enlargement OF terminals and stations.
additional rolling stock, betermens ana
renewss and other expenditures not properly
ehargeabe to operating expenses..... 2ooooWo
For premiums on bonds exchanged. ..-.... loOOVWo
These bonds. however, can only be used
for this purpose upon the Affirmative vote OF
at least nine members OF the toard. and when.
in the opinion OF the Trustees, expressed In
writing saving OF interest TO the company
can be effected by such exchanges Of bonds.)
For general purposes 1000 900
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TRAINS For TIE WEST.

TRAINS FOX HE WESI
Leave on 1SD AFTER STf sHrTEaBEE 80. is89' -,
M The CelebFated Sew 4frS 9l chsSS9 LnVS 8
sPS %G1SS q Tu%sn Ysst5ae Bass state
ig6ted BY movable electric lights. daily for Plttsburs
a. ~ last line With Pullman yestlbule Paror and
fffpBf OS Ciac R Cleveland and S. Louis daily
except satuay for Chicago 9d I2 e1oo, vost,bule
sleeping Cars and Dlgg Gar daily for rc PIttssSqrg
Chicago CnctntaI ana FFodo ,u' o1iy' except 9d'ui
D. H1i H. Pacific cypress Win pullman vesbue Sleep
Except exc ptr SATURDAY 1 D' for Cleveland '
GPry And a a., e. $40 So g connecting at Cory for
Tor NorTsSwn PhosnISVllr PottsoSyR and Readdng
and SS @ ,na d e G Sogin Washington
fi%ea SPSsss Pullman @Fior Cars daily except
sS 1Pdy loS % ans FF Gs a. 9o no. arrive
3 % ~ p jo reg9 dc go 80 and 200 S5
and u 20 night mig 90 sunday aS 90 9S 6G and
For pont oa Ghesapeake aud Ohio Railway and S Gin
slraatI, slcePeTss Dining Car and Coaches through
For Atlantic I Cry Through caD and 90 p week
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and niened9te stations
E ahd ana Am' On sga4 As M sHd %
90 not STOP a. AsbuTy Park vo, p,u.,.,n,,.
and Norfolk Railroad, 100 ,. =; daily via Baltimore
and Bay Lime 100 : @ oanse with Al. through
trains at jersey City, anordlns speedy and direct
FOX iaPiif %f BISR ESp, Trains leave Newyos
Alb 6 30 : 20 90, 30 . @ Chicago Limited
with DnngCsT and o 10 WssaG o6 a. d1i 6d sad
500 800. 80, 100 and 100 P m and y 10 night
sunday Express, 90 Is 100 % Limited and 10
a. m. 80 100. 30 100 go, 90 and 0 90
d. m. and IL rs night. Accommodation. 90 D. IA.
Trains leave daily sunday, at 90 and
IL 10 a. m, l. >, 1, s. and 10 a. and 30
p. m on sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden
Aston House and foot Desbrosses and Corandt SITS
Court-st.. and Brooklyn Annex station foot o. Fu.
ton.st Brooklyn IS IIrdsOn.st. HObOken; station,
Jersey CITY; Emlriant Ticket once. Castle Garden.
Tho New York Transfer Company will call for and check
CifAS r. piIGU T. r. WOOD,
MANAGER General pnss'r Agent
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Tnantial.
Wabash Railroad Company.

Holders OF Trust Certificates Of this company emitting
The bearer 70 new First Mortgage Bonds under the WA
BASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC RAILROAD agree
mont can obtain same upon presentation OF their eerue
Gates at this ollce.
Temporary printed receipts should be properly Endorsed
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
81 Walst.
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:. :. :. D.. $3.50. 900. 900

.HloV'VVV'VVV
2. In electlns e board Of Directors at the general
meeting Of stockholders he held also Oct. Il.
pledged 10 carry out the following programme:
(a) That the company Offer alike to the holders Of
the s37 172 577 81 preferred and 900 OF con-
mon stock the privilege OF subscribing at s5 for IN
amount equal per of the respective holdines
viz, s1o 925 500 OF the gold bonds to be issued
under the consolidated mortgage and TO bear interest
at the rate Of per cent
Cd That there shall be set aside dividend 70
serve fund an bonds equal the surplus cam
ings due to the preferred stock under the plan Of e.
organization up to end OF the fiscal closing
June 30 1885, which amount is officially reported to be
81, sf4 900.
(e.) That a dividend Of not less than per cent shil
be paid quarterly, the first be payable on Jan. J. 1eO
70 the preferred stockholders OF the current net
ings or they be insufficient then out OF the dividcnd
reserve fund until the earnings shall Justify larger
dividends
requested signify your assent to the foe
going By executing proxies for each meeting aad
sending thcm any OF tho undersigned Proper forms
Of proxy may be had application
HENRY WILLARD.
THOMAS r. CAKES,
CHARLES l.. COLBY,
COLGATE UOYT,
GEORGE AUSTIN MORRISON,
CHARLES ii. LELAND,
j. Is. bAGGIN,
DAVID ii. HOUGHTALING.
New-York. Sept. 16. 1889.
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for Sale

N FsKS- i have line OF roll-top desks that for nlsh
durability and quality combined with all the modern
Improvements cannot be eHeeed ranging in price from
ming Hot secondhand goods in my establishment;
are cheaper That's the verdict OF people who shop for
bargains RICHARD KINGMAN. manufacturer, 2G4
ANA. Isl. y. Y.
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Ciip 11roperip for Sale.

A -A-CHOICE 4-STORY DWELLINGS. - -
"A 53ist between 9Th and 9th aves 2Dx6QxlOO eSS 900
Gth-st 9th and Mad owes, 49N6oX100, eI3O0O
bet. 5h and Mad. ayes I9x55eXtAloo $4,000
Lexington ave. near 57thst, %. 10S00x100 $50 600.
All West Side 18th from 500 600 10 $50 COO
D. PHOENIX INGRAHAM CO.. 70 Ce1arst.
A -119TIT ST near MadIson-ave. newly decorated
"A three story brownstone 15sx63x100 price s1S5oO
'eiH' " 'l'' PORTER & CO.. II East 125th.st
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Dipi0eno Notices.


MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No III Broadway,
/. ,>,,,,,,.. Eew-YOrk, Sept To- 1889:
A DIVIDEND Of ONE AND ONE-HALF
~ PER CENT the consolidated capital stock OF this
oI ne quarter ending Sept 80 1880, has been
ueo,aed payable az this Office and after Oct. l. ON
regis tiod bon1 certificates bearing per cent
interest and re1eemabe the pleasure company
us q pei cent one hundro1 year bonds.
Ihe transfer books will BE- closed Monday, Sept. &c.
o'clock M, and rsopenei Wednesday Oct g at
" O'Clock a. m. d. w. MeWILLIAMS Treasurer
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO,
1o5 BROADWAY, NETWORK, sept 10 1850.
. 49,, - DIVIDEND NO. 81.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE PER
- CENT on toe capital stock OF this company has this
Gay Deen declared payable on October 1j 1889. The
transfer books will be closed on Friday, Sept 90 1899
clock M, anc reopened Wednesday, october 10.
lsS9 at 10 O'clock m. A. II. CALEF, Treasurer
A LII COUPONS DUE lST PROX. and the
4 IL principal Of all bonds due that date issued by
by rolling stock furnished railroads under form
WI be paid and after that date the Offices OF POST
MARTIN & CO., No 3i2 phIc-st New York and Il.
w. CLARK CO., No. 1870 South 4th.s, PHILADELPHIA.
September 30, 1889.
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
4 THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHPUT BY THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCh SlGN AL
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apartments Go Get

apartments Go Get
No. 1913 FIFTH-AvE.,
CORNER ssTH.sT.
Exceptionally elegant apartments. 81, oot to 81 500
New perfect all light marble sTnN ana 40 sn po,Saay
ST. GEORGE.
225q25 EAST 17TH.sT..
stuyvesant Square.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPRooF.
CHOICE APARTMENTS TO LEASE
JOHN @. FOLSOM IA BIBLE HOUSE
THE SHERWOOD.
~ E. COR 6TH.AvE. AND ARTIST.
Quiet family hotel American plan.
GEO MURRAY.
D RIvATE HoTEL.-special Tor families moderate
200 .R Ri? Eli 9 We;1 isfSst IN '' ''
Antnmn Resorts.
THE HIGHLAND HOUSE.
HUDSON, N " so miles IL hours ride from
Oe'u'iu' ai''S'' n''' j. ". GAkRIsoN. Manager:
EAST HOUSE NOW OPEN.
Thorourhly heated; paps second floor enclosed BY
glass srahd scenery Overlooking the yags and ley
POLAND SPRING
HOTELS
The Poland Spring House enlarged 10 twice It's former
capacity Open Juno 10 TO Oct 10 Ahe mahsop
Eouse is open all the year The magnificent scenery and
climate in connection with the faf-famed
POLAND WATER,
make this the resort in the United States
HIRAM KICKER e. SONS. South Poland, Maine.
New.York office and depot 164 Nassaust
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
CATARACT HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap. Pa-Excsi.
u lent cuisine Falls, Glens, Lake and River
hunting and fishing 81 TO Nov. l.. NJ. TUCKER
I,RoSBYSIDE, LAKE GEORGE.
" Open to Oct l. Finest location on the Lake Table
frst.class. Eminenty healthy. Terms moderate sena
THE CRosBYsIDE HOTEL co.
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE, open until November on
III spur Of Blue Ridge between Delaware water Cap
and sroudsburg; elevation 1900 feet; pure dry air;
IOULKE, Str0udsburg Penn
I AXE GIARGE. N. Y-Mohlcan House at Bolton
II open all the year bring your bathing suits ana
riding habits Address E. b. WINSTON.
TINE CENTRAL. DEL. WATER GAP, PA.
Beautiful location; high and hesthfu terms s2 per
day. eS to $40 per week For circulars address
s d. oVERFIELD
w IsCAssET-MoUNT PoCoNC>oA.
w Open through September; soam eat thorough Dram
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General Eastern once. o3a BroadwaT.
~ ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW;JERSEY

~ ENTkAL RAILROAD OF NJ -JEhoEi'
Time Tabo OF september IS, lss9 ,,..
100 a. for Easton Btthlehem AHen'oWn, M hir
Chunk WllkesDare aud Scranton Reading HafFisouIs'
e'' 100 a. m for Pennington. EastOn Bethlehem Allen
gd a. h. FOR Pennington Lake HqRoteSoag Essston
Rehlehem Allentown, Mauch CHUNK WllkesDaiI seiah
ton, Re, Rssdins, isIjTs OWYiiinspott.
10 p H. Remington t-pto3 BetI.e.eu' hS ,
'o"' ~, Tor Elsion Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk Wkesbarre, scranton Tqm'aGl SaS,oH 9:,on
20 Ind d 80 D. m for SomcNille aud Fenlngtga.
55S D. H. Tor Eason, Bethlehem Aicnown' g nsuch
CHUNK Bcadng harrisburg, etc. On sundays at 5:"O pm
% a m Sundays Tor Enson - nj, oo.n
For Red Bank Long Branch A'II'I Pafh; GC? sn
go! s6 4 aa i45o eo sundays oQ S 100 . p.
SUNDAY ,tans DO M o olP seabTcht etc. ct 800 e15
II rs a. m, $50, ,S;d5 6t6E6oGsh eSpres 4'"V' oio
sgaa9ys a es St S'V VIA Matawan and Keypot
s5 3o go ;I9 y P al and afneysst a. 90 Is
m ,; so ' CIV y vneland and Brdseton 100 NJ
80 co. p p m ,rboy oo 100 rs 10 80 II Is n
30 90 80. 90, 10. 80 D NJ suhuhys' w.
90 j. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
roR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROUND BROOE ROUTE, -
o NewJersey. Philadelphia ana lsea1
ins n Re- and baltimore and Ohio T. r.. leave foot OF
i For alslp6A 7 40 80 g3S 4 Il SS
q. n NJ. SUNDAYS. 80. 9 80 a. M 49, 49, Si''
O. SSr Bsm no SO AID washng!en daily at II 90
toxeept sunday m 80 80 no . Sg Too So
Sa i2S iF2ot G9 &e nav no.-as =, y, "a,
"A Pn fss q srs sss'; f,n 3 PSSsSe
2Sh 49, E R1s,s I2syhiR rodsyn ooD''
Pc rsanser Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence -
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nT!IV- yORk AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

NT3W-iORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL,
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK. LONG BHAneh' ~ ~ t nAS
~poVF AMI ASBURY PARK, OLIAN bEACh'
SttsRfSG fNKE AND POINT PLEASANT r.. ,o.
,rimo table In September IL 1851 Aa1nS a
York foot Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts 20 - ~
n M IL noon. 10 !cNpreasl. 20 sAp'esS' NV j. "
sundays o as a N. : 100 r. n. - ,,,z ~ On
from To-; Of Libcrys 90 Is IL 10 m d 80
"a, Ssbr,ss 90 80 (expressj 10 p H. SUNNY D
90 9 90 q m. -. o.a.o n,ove AMI A shufy
Pafk.., -, ,ncrrr J. II. WOOD
RUFUS Ll-o,,daaan,t Gcnl Pass Agent penn. r. y
u n pIInWIN Genl Pass Agent q. ~ Il. Of ~ j..
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Ceetures ann alcelin9s.
HIusltal Justrnme uls.

REMOVAL
WIN. kNABE ~ co.
have removed to their new warerooms
14S FIFTH AVENUE,
near 20th.st.
number Of slightly used grand, upright and square
OF our make which specially selected and used
81 the artists the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season. will 6e sold ~ liberal re-
ductlon regular prices
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASS
ERs OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
rrr ralofin ovnfoa friya for
FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
FOR COMPTROLLER.

hat II appears on such estimate and canvass. that
whole number Of votes given for the Office oi
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

We certify this Statement TO be correct ond have caused the
ame 10 aegted by the signatures OF the Chairman and
of hi. Board this 10Th day Of November A. d. one
thousand eight hundred and eighiy-nine.
JOHN II. V. ARNOLD, -"
Chairman
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

"H'~1'1''1
That Il appears on suck estimste and canvass, that
The whole number OF votes given for the ONCE OF
Judge Of the Court OF General SessiOns was.
OF which James Fitzgerald received ......... $500
Os which Henry A. 0ldsrsleeye received ..-.. N,8a
or which Andrew J. ROgers received. .......... 40
or which there were Defective. ........... 80
And OF which there were Blank. LIE
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASS
EEs OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
IN relation 20 votes given FOR
Representative In Concre's.
The Board OF Canyassefs of the County OF New
YORK haylus met a he olce Of the crk of sad Comfy
the 10Th is llth ah iBh 18th aud 2h days OF November,
m 10 canvass and estimate the votes gwen IN the several
Election Districts Of sad County Al the General Election hsld
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

We certify this statement 70 be correct 81 pns se nrEe CHAIRMAN GaSa s
same 10 oe Rasnl tis 2)h dav OF November, A. ~
one thousand e's"' JOHN II. V. ARNOLD.
Chairman
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
rox.sp r. Rsntr. Secretary.

hcby certify that have compared the foregoing win ns
na Sntemen ME In this ohce, aud that u "a ecress
herrfrom aud Of the whole OF sail org,ni
Witaess my hInl and official seal at the New Sounsy
Courthouse In the City aud County OF New s.ors.
r. a. this s0Lh day OF NOsember, o1e thoasaha esus
v hundred and cighiy-nne = ,..
EDWARD F. REILLY,
Clerk OF the County OF New YORK
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY @ canvass
In relation 10 votes given for
Register, .,,.
president OF the Board OF Aldermen,
Judre of the Court Of Common Pleas
Jndeo OF the Court OF General Sessions, ana
Justices OF the CITY Court
The Board OF County Of the County o. nc"
having met at Office OF the Clerk OF ad Cyuy. o @
9th i2h f4th 18TH igtb 18Th md 2fh days OF Nosemoei
seg 10 canvass and estimate the votes gwen 10 ns
Election Districts Of said County at the General Eoc,V %
on The 5h day OF November In the year aoresad 10
as follows
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
Tenth Slnaie DlSirict

That il appears on snch estimate and canyass, tha;
The whole number OF votes given for the oce Of sen
ator for the Tenth Senate District was ...........
OF which Jacob A. Cantor received ...... 0.287
OF which Charles A. Peabody, Jr.. received -. B,L0l
OF which Aston q. Culyer received ........... 35li
OF which Erasmus D. Garnscy received. ..... ~
OF which there were Defective. sss
And OF which there were Blank . ........ .... 10
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
Eighh Seaate Disric,.

That II appears on such estimate and caavase, that
The whole number OF votes given for the Office Of SEN
aor for the Eighth Senate District ............
OF which Lispenard Stewart received. ..... ilU9i
or which Charles A. Turner received ........ 1879
or which Nelson j. Waterbury. Jr. received. 1885,
OF which Joseph A. Bogardus pceiyed....... lsS
OF which there were Defective ................ ~
Aud OF which there were Blank .............. II
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASS
ERS OF TIE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
In relation TO votes given for
Senators.
The Board of County Canvasses OF the County OF New
York having the Office OF the Clerk OF sad County the
loh 18th ith 18TH 10TH l8t1 and goth days q November,
1882 and estimate the given In the several
Election Districts of said County at the General Election held
the 9Th day OF November in the year aforesaid do cef-
tify as follows:
sEEAPORs.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

That il appears on such estimate and canvass that
The whole number OF given for the office OF Sen
ator for the Ninth Senate Dieric, wSs s...........
or which Charles A. Stadler received. 1877
OF which WilliamJ. Boyhan received ........ R,lS
OF which Richard W. Turner received. ........ 50
Ofwhch there were Defective. ................ 800
And Of which there wers Blank k................ 81
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

We certify this Statement be correct have caused tho
same to be aitesed by the signatures OF Charman and
Secretary Of this Board this Goth day OF November A. d. one
thousand eight hundred aud eghty.nne
JOHN II V. ARNOLD
Chairman.
EDWARD T. REILLY Secretary.