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New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

The New-York Presbytery, in deciding to
send to the General Assembly at Saratoga a
delegation composed wholly of the friends OF
a revision of the Confession of Faith, have
probably made tactical mistake. The ma
jority justify their action on the ground that
the Philadelphia Presbytery will send solid
delegation of ant-revisionists, but one error
does not make another right. The action
taken yesterday will shut out of the General
Assembly some Of the ablest and most eminent
Presbyterians of this city, who on the com
monty accepted principles of fair play ought
10 have a right to speak and vote on the most
important question which will be discussed at
Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

at least two or three years about the matter
with no visible result. 1t ought not to require
the loss of single life to rouse them TO the
necessity Of going to work in earnest to remedy
the existing deficiencies
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

The Inman Line has been subjected 70 much
criticism since the accident 10 tho City of Paris
and not n little Of 1t has been unjust and super
fetal The mShap was one which might have
occurred 10 any steamer. but there are not many
vessel, which would have offered 50 complete
n demonstration Of their structural strength and
sfanrhncss When all the theories respecting the
cause Of the accident have been analy7cd, the fact
remains that the city Of Paris is OF the strong
est and safest vessels eiioat. and has been proved
nrchiiccimrc
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

After tho Democratic success In the supple
mental Rhode Island elections we fancy that
there will he less talk that side about the
Australian Kangaroo and dsfranchiscmcni Well
even with the loss Of the State. Republicans and
coed citizens Of that State have grounds for graf
itudc and contcniment. 4 genuine reform meas
ure has been introduced and has been shown TO
he useful and satisfactory in its practical opera
tion. Another year the Republicans will present
a united front, make vigorous canvass and
deem the State
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Emperor William appears TO have been The

Emperor William appears 10 have been the
victim Of misrepresentation when IT was stated
that he cndcavorcd by every means in his power
10 keep himself before the eyes Of the people.
II seems on the contrary, that he resents pub
liciiv, and seriously objects 10 being stared at,
particularly at church With n view Of divert
ing the gaze of his faithful subjects from him
self during divine service, he has issued orders thai
in future the three four front rows Of pews in
Guiding the set aside for royalty, shonld he
reserved for officers Of the army and navy amidst
whom he will take his seat He explains his
feelings on the matter hy stating In the preamble
Of the Cabinets order that from the moment
when enter church until leave hundreds Of
eyes arc. to my great annoyance. fixed upon me.
desire m least 70 be able 10 isolate myself for
few moments AZ divine service on Sundays All those
who desire 10 look ~ me can do So during my
daily rides and drive, in the Thiergarten or In
ter den Linden
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

Our Albany correspondent notes the TACT that
on one day recently nine or ten Kepuplcai
Asscmblymrn were absent from their places "hch
important measures were under consideration"
Abscntccism is Gricvous fault especiaiiy "heh
the session is approaching its close. Inns Is ,he
nropcr time 10 remind our friends in Albany that
tbe Republican party expects every Republican
LEGISLATOR to do his duty.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
Saratoga.

All the conditions for fight between the
Milk Producers Union and the Milk Exchange
are now supplied, and the. strength OF the pro-
ducers, organization is likely to be severely
tested unless it yields for the present in the
hone of strengthening its forces later on. The
Exchange yesterday reduced the price OF milk
ii of a cent per quart, in defiance OF the
previous arrangement whereby the price was
fixed AT 3-4 cents. OF course, it is scarcely
necessary to say that the consumers OF milk
will not profit in the least by the reduction.
The Exchange takes care of all that, and robs
both producer and customer to enrich itself.
The need of the hour is evidently more thor
ouph organization and cooperation among the
farmers
The Bridge Trustees held one OF their occa-
sional meetings Yesterday, and INDUCED in more
or less frutless talk about eniafglng the rail-
road facilities The discussion Is to be re-
sumed at another meeting to-day-of course, II
enough of the trustees are on hand to hold a
meeting. In view of the frequent adjourn
ments for lack of quorum people may well
be astonished if the trustees actually transact
business on two consecutive days. There are
signs that the apathy on the subject OF the
dangerous crowding on the Bridge platforms
and in the cars is being dispelled, and perhaps
the trustees may at last really do something.
II j. high time. tsg thsy have besa ts!klRs ias
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
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Yo,k.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

The Rev. Dr. Storrs. of Brooklyn. has written
a brief but vigorous letter in favor of the move
mcnt which aims 10 secure the appointment OF ma
irons for city police stations 10 care for women
prisoners DR. Storrs truly and forcibly says that
if is shame TO our civilization that there should
be doubt or delay in the matter and that re-
sistancc 10 the movement. from whatever quar-
ter. ought TO be promptly and Indignantly over
whclmcdT This is the voice of both reason and
humanity The bill has already passed the Sen
ate. as we are glad to note. Mayor Grant and
the officials sometimes spoken Of as his " cabinet
declare that it is impracicable. II is not easy TO
SEQ why it should be so. There is an earnest de-
mand for the bill, and the Legislature and the
Governor should afford the opportunity for It's
practicability TO be determined by actual test.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

II seems pretty safe 10 say that az least ono
marked exception can be found 70 the rule
that familiarity breeds contempt. No one can
DENY that the Gar Of all the Russas shows no in
clination 10 look upon the dangers Of dynamite
bombs with Indifference or scorn. Indeed, II is
evident that the more familiar he becomes with
this favor.,e weapon Of his faithful subjects the
more profound becomes his respect for them.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MUND YATES.

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New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

Foreign-The indications are that Coionei Der
mudez has been elected President OF Peru. =
Matthew Harris. NJ. p. for East Galway, Is dead
- Five thousand dock laborers went on strlRe
in LIVERPOOL. - destructive fire destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
THE PROFESSIONAL PrGIrrSr'S LAMENT.

"Timss j., changed since old Joe Cohurn was tie
c,amp,on pusili,t" said trucucnt looking man Win
dirty handkerchief ted over eve. he >at on
park bench "Th" noble art has got common and me
rcrf.Sh has gnn, on the stage. When Joe Wa u NJ
nr,mc ma,y's the night have made the round ~ me
Bowery saloon, with him. and never a bit Of ZIP wa
took from harbecpcr ncr politician. PuSS was -"
and they Inspired terror. tell yer wherever h'V
went | got nv drinks FREE on my reputation a.
brut,er fer years But Yer dissent sass sny man
yer don't know. These DANCED athletic clubs hS
made the noble at common. FAINT safe 10 sci down
every meek ooilns man Yer meet now as nun
because his hands is white and his voice low. Lots
ard lots of clerks and SIGH experts with their dukes
in these DAYS. why ouy Yesterday found myseI
drinking along>.dc little hit 81 dude that ! thNet
| coald have ,uappcd in Two between me finger aha
me thumb.
IL tips the harlccp The wink and mods toward ''''
dude Ile,', 70 you. ,avS. fully cNpcctin that ING
honor | was dom him m takln rOtr" ot MN AZ ~
would make him glld enough Ia pay for boih druA,.
But H. only starcN al me 'oldy. ana i "oh N''"
YOU, SAYS hc. "a.
".Grindcr.' SAYS L. champion mild weight 81 tIe
Fast side intrrucip' my self pcrlitcly, and rea'hhs
oIt my 4ha~> 10 touch h~. l..
".Nc,cr heard - you SAYS the ht'le Snpe as ..
lifted his gla,> 10 his lips without tou'hHlH W''' "
taking motto" of II. -. .,,.,r
",Ir haven't heard much SAYS l. giving hrs elo'
a log for a bit 81 "A lark. And while Ma lalEnlu =.
nm wtpin' the spit liquor from his dandy ne'S'iss
with a pretty little silk Handkerchief. he >lp> NJ w
another singer IN tlr Wnl that nockcd me SHY oeio'
| knew what struck me-. =. Tia, a
Il tell Nou ~ uohl" arts gettln' altogether 7"
common. The perie>h Ought "a have PERFECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
No WONDER he WAS SURPRISED

From Tire Portland uregonlan
The statement Of the ease Of the mysicd Nonns
man mbli.hcd Yesterday morning ctuIht iht -
of some one onuN"r,ant with the facts ma the '''e,
and he has fastened To- explain. There VS. 10
iutcnticr ON the part of the lady who came 90 tle
door D. either scare hurt lhc Young man. aui tho
drcnctinC he received Was entirely accidental. ~.
unfortunate mi-hap a. startling Ia the lazy ana
AS much regretted by her b, the innocent Nc'lU,
The lady ha, husband who has = ranacea for an
the III, flesh heir o. his lcsh Al least ald on 10
evening IN question not feeling we'll he asked w,
wife To .lVc him dose The p.nacea = conlpl"'
~ citiat, 81 nayncSiI and ,pmc other drag. WIG
forms a hghN encrNcsCpnt compound. WUrh ~
II be- kept ia b'tlcs and with The cork> StronHv
wired in The lady had just cut the wire m enc
OF these bottles when nng came At the door -,
could pnt the bottle down ior fear the CORK "oul
ly out. griSplng the bottle In her rl,lt nara az
placing her thumn firmly On the cork. she dartch ~
the door. ~ She opened IL She felt the cTk sioNE
rising. and being embarrassed IN ar, iunt Oi beng
armed with concealed weapon. and scared for fe'r
II would 20 on shc enteavOrd 10 point 0uf 10 tie
gentleman the house ~ his friend. and while doin- -
her thumb slipped from the cork. "A loud explosion
followed. and the stranger was. II seemed 10 tn5
startled and distressed lady. knocked bodily OF ms
steps. The lady hastily Clr I'd the door and few mo
the room where her hush. and told her tiss
Of woe which threw him commissions If augh'er,
and quite drove all thoughts of ,clI/,s medicine
ont Ot his mind. II Is hoped this explanation WI,
prove satisfactory 10 the young man, and that ne aln
desst from further inquiries into the myUeri0w
Nfair-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
,RtTr0T ur TIE BOARD or COUNTY CAN
A.---i-. On. LlIE LlL NIA OH VIEW YORK


E('f,~~Iii, OF rHif' oCoiVTI OF NEW YORK
]" r..1."" 700 woes ~.
the Board County C.u,r-- o' tho County Of New York,
' ' | 'i' ne sT, p,. ~ ~ %, al
Dr. g. . i''' 1' ATo'} ''f'''' determine and declare
Aurrvr>
.,-,. t,, D., -, ,,e.t... number q vo... va.
' 'as' ~ I'D" ~ A',ol p,, ~ -, o' ca, t.r
'ft ''t N'N l''' - TIC -i'' ri's''' "n WV h'''
r., ~, =. r Brown. hy fin. creates, number o, votes.
~ N'~'naa g. RE N,o nd A'.ruoy D'r', 10, o'
h...., 3 "at g. 49, , ..
FIJI. '"i ", nv NV rr,,d . .r'r D VI ~
'.' '..'' "i >"" YORK. - '' same 'H''ed on '"e
i.- .it 'f jAa.'f. ..'N- 49,
wa ~ , i, ia . .,"c a., D'! on ,S Sf
''' . . '.'' '.'. WV '''' ~ .'' 0'"' ' ~ Wv
t TO- . sag - b, , a., ..., ,..., D.. , ,.,.. ,v..
r'' 'n "f '.' ,,A N'rmny n,n', go 81 a., VA,
,r - '' o.. Ne" '"' "- 'h' SANE ''-''d '" '"' of''
90 '' .. D., ., ..-. ,,.-, number o, votes wa.
' i". l .A '', '' VI" N-chDl pt'''', W r ~,
,- t.,
J v,.-.- p, mn. ,r..f., number % votes. vas duly
s ,. tb, r' c,.i o, t6r i FRET ss
OF ...7... .,'' -
da., oto. Ni.r.r 0r'Ar l. .hil A.-"mhly D,ct * the
err ed '. % N"' i'fs a- iA" SINE kissed o" "a; hf't
J. t.r o. Jr'..If. ,' , 49,, TO- .
pd Ni'r.n ~ me N.ta A.,cm, D IT,, I, OF "A, n,
"'t 10 D inta't -. ., D., 3D., ,., ,,c,h., a., vo,c.
Iu' h'if' Dc tri - Nv I' Ft' "''''r, " '.,c'
0u- i' elected A.''ra 'r 20" I'nIh Assembly Di,uic' "t
tlr - 1ut 'IF ~ ~" YORK - '' a"c 'Ais'ed On 'he
Lr-' tHs OF Jsnuhit 49,!
Tint G",'r u hor-i- it me Ef' " lGnh"f "i I"es was
!l ,r.f Atrrna ~ Cd. ErN mn N''"iniy Drirci ~
r- ' sui COMFY g." Me-" f"h, %" me ZANE tNis''d on Tue
.rt' ta- 80 JArnf'. .'', ,,
That William tH', 't tr Sirhr. hummer "r woes was uuy
'''r. Nj r'hn i"i "a otto N-'''1 ny p''o ,I, ,y
An 'oHit ~ -" l''"' "- '' -' ''S'i' On ' H' my
o. ,'n:1., ~ ,-.,, De- ,,,,,. number u vote. was
ih', '', ~ ,..,., A"s,rrhI, DI.,tct -,
DIAL" 'l'o AH .n - .' '''',n ass lnD,y I IN S Ho
ilr' - ana .'hi' l '" i"''' ~ INV same 'u V" 'o
h,-' 49,, ~ Jl AIRY. l'. -, ....., ,.. o.
Ihi' JH 80 h,l'''n. ~ w" NIrn W y H ~ No.,
OK ','l f,' ''" X., yo-t 49, ,b .,me e;is,cd ~,
. "' 10 ~ ny ,,,r,!r t,,, "
T -", , ,.'' ly ~. ,,.,,.., unnh.r ~ yo,c. WA,
'' 80. ,,,- ~ for .hc t;;ffa,nth Assembly DI.,r,c, "
''l ,,,, - V" T,L as t's .suc et{s,ed on he
D ' ~ - t,',,.S 49,,
wa, " % n W ,,,v H., h ,r,o,o.t nur,t.r OF VOTES WINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

mo, ,RArroN OP THE BOARD OF COUNTY CAN
WASHERS OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
In relation 10 votes given FOR
Justices 49, -,
The Board County Canveser. OF the County OF New ok
having canvased and estimated the votes gwen IN ne SEVERN
ELECTION Districts each Of the Assembly Datrcts OF sad
Comfy ~ the General Election held the 4th day OF NoVc
her D. 1850 do hereby certify. determine and declare
1r.rcs DISTRICT COURT ror THE THIRD JUDICIAL
D-rRrCT.
That William F. Moore by he greatest NUMBER OF y9,e.;
Va, duly elected Justice Of the District Court Tor me hd
Judicial District ~ the CITY and County OF New York
rr.rtcr OF Tgr parRrcr COURT JUDICIAL
John r. Mexican by the greatest number 81 votes "e
onv Justice the District Cont for the Seventh judi
cia District OF the city and County New York
certify this Declaration 70 he correct and have caused ne
.are ~ CT the Chairman AMI sec
renry OF this Board this 2rh day Of November \ d. ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety. ~
JOHN II. V. ARNOLD.
Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

state OF New York.
Cl,y and County ~ New York. s'
: County Clerks Office.
hereby certify that have compared the foregoing with inc
original declaration fe IN This Off and mat u correct
racrir. 'hryerom md Of thc whole Of sad original
W,,nc-. hand AID official seal AT the SOW County
court house In the City and County % New 1ors,
H. this 10Th day o: November, thousand eight
hundred and ninety
p JOSEPH SCI LILY,
Clerk ~ the County % New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

STATEMENT or THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASS.
Frs or THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
In relation vote given for
Justice
The Board tan'n--er Of the County Of New York
having met Office II the Clerk Counts the ltb
sth 18Th Ih 18th nth 18th, 10th aud e dsys Of Novem
Ter l- to ana ,t!e the votes given In the .evers
Election Districts OF said County the General Election held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
=. JosEPH SCUlLY, Secretary.

wi ~
CITY and Comfy Of New York. ST..
County clerks Onice
hereby certify that have compared the foregoing with the
original statement hle in his occ aud that Il correct
transcript ihcIclrom and Of the whole OF said ignal
Witness my hand and Official seal at the New County
touri house. in the city and Comfy Of New York.
IL. e. this zOih day Of November thousand eight
hundred and ninety
J. JOSEPH SCTIIY.
Clerk Of the County Of Ncw York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Thatit apprar- Oh sICh estimate and canvass. that
The whole number Of gwen for the ice - Mem
BE-, Of Assembly fOr he Twenty trsi Assembly D''rc;
.......... .......... .. ....... .........
OF which David Morgan ildfoth. Jr received 3Gf7
OF which Grorge BofsICk received ........ .3l
OF VIII Oh Egbcri q. Barton rcccgcd ..........- 81
OF which thelc were Def .circ ........... Gee. -
And % which there were Bank ........... .. Y2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Tha' h apron. such csiIm1lc and cnnVH--. NM
The whole number 81 votes given for IA" Office -
Member 81 Assembly for the twenty sec nd A's'm-
bis District ........... ........... Il
OF which Joseph Bumrnhal received ........ ".r-N
OF which Albeit NI"l-cn r"ces ed ....... ',uil
OF which Daniel De Leon received .............. ~,
% which John J. Cummius received ............ "a
Ot which Charlie H. Pciry received .....-..... -
OF which there were Defective .......-..-... 10
And OF which here were Blank .. ............ 1r,b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
- ,,o,1, NAVY Tp1p1yC MONDAY, DECEMBER p, 1880

,,., n,rkslspie bv the greatest number u votes,
was Guy " ~ -, cir,. g nd County Of Ecw oFk
ny - II Souihiy,rth 10y The greatest number Of votes
nr I octcl Mcinher OF Assembly 10y me Thirteenth
vas i District OF the city and County oi Eew orr
Tbai william Sgzer by The grea, FmJ;crth sy
I'i u, ~. tb. lty and COUNTY 81 ~" rom,
j. Drvocbrr by the grar-l nnMuer o votes, was
,,c,,d Wct,r 81 Assembly f'r ne f'eh'h Assembly
ni..r;r Of the Citv and ONT! Oh Ne" l- ~ . s
~ U.- g. y.re bv the greatest hummer 81 voies wa
.cted Member % assembly ior ~ 'N''" AsHiho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
+. Jo~grn ,crIIY, Secretary

STATE ~ NcN York.
Z los and county ~ New York, -st'
County tic-i e. pricc,
hereby ccrif' that have compared the foregoing with the
ORIGINAL Statement ir in TN. Office and that correct
transcript tn,rcfron AMI 81 the whole % said Original.
Mino-s nv hnud and ofca zeal at the New County
court house In N" tity and County OF New YORK,
lsl tn. 2oti in, Of November, one thousand eight
hundred and rncfy
7 JOSEPH SCULLY,
CIcrf ofthe County ~ New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Ihi appear Oh such estimate a'4l canvass. Thar
Inc whole number ~ yl:cr y"a fOr thr Office Il Alder
man 10Y Ae Ney .ntecaih Assembly District va ... H.
Of whcH Peter Do1in. received ....... 5i.p
or which James T.. Con.irr received - ;4D
Of which Carl >,.phan received . -,
Oi which Robert j. McAEsnnd received s. ~
~ which there wer, DEFECTIVE 49,. =
And " which Their, were BlanA 70;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASS
Frs OF THE COUNTY or NEW YORK
In relation TO votes given FOR
Members Of Assembly.
The 81 County OF the County " New York.
having the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said County the lh,
18th 18Th 18Th 18th l-ih 1h and 2rh days Of November,
and estimate the votes gwen in the several
Election Districts ~ said County az the General Election held
on the day Of November the year aforesaid do certify
folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
p. JosEPH SCUILY. Secretary.

State Of New York,
City and County OF New York,
Comfy !erk's OfNcc.
hereby certify that compared the foregoing with the
ornal Statement e in 'h Office. and tha; correct
transcript theferom and % the whole 81 said original.
Witness my hand and Official seal at the New County
Courthouse. IN iGc Ci:y AMI County Of New iorh,
H. s. hi, ara DAY Of November. thousand cign'
hundred and ninety.
= JOSEPH SCTILY.
Clerk O.. he ouu o York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
TenM ConotesAonal Districl.

That 4 appears on sich tsnae and cauvass, tAaI
The whole number of votes given for the orce OF
Representative in Congress for the Tenth CongreS- .
OF which Francis 3. Spinola recc we'd ........ loNo
OF which COTanG :. Van Rensselaer, received. 3%sN
OF which Charles Wagner received ........... ft
or which Alfred IL B Hopper received ......... 100
OF which thee Defective .............. ~
And Of viii IA hcrc BaIl. ................. IN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Thatu a;Yc1r- on such c-iima;" and canvass, ihat
The whole number yof'- given for ~" oflce OF
Alderman g. the Twolt, -third A~somby District . =,
<I'il
Of ,l.rh ~sH.ri II Bailey received ........... pbb
~ winch James - kil-hcmoT RECESSED ........ 5{is
~ ,.tirh Ihorr- T. k'uurly received ISIS
~ which 40 n Fake received ............... 3.2
Oi which nfni. IS Nhit'd received. ......... ~.
Olvh.ch Timothy O'll.fly received .. ....... %
Of which fh.r" Nrr. Dcf,'ttc "
And uf which i.r. wee Bank Lao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
E!r.nA Conolessioaal Disi1.1.

That Il appears on such estimate and CANVASS. thai
The whole nnmher Of votes given for me once OF
Representative IN Congress Tor Inc Eleventh Con
gTe-sisnGi District -.
OF which JOAN De WIT Warner rce eiycd ...... lt'3t
OF which Charles 4. .ahme- received $50
OF which August Freudc received .............. -
OF which Wilha IL Draper received. .......... l'5
OF which there were Defective Observation-Disclosures. ~
And Of WhiCI ;hCTe Blank ................ l,'W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

That /, appears on such estimate end canvass that
1 whole number of given FOR the ONCE oi Alder -
man ~. the Nineteenth Assembly District wss.... lS'|
40 p,,b Jfor,fio = Harris received ....... : $50
~ which Thomas f. Timnins received. Dpl
~, ~; "a u Iiam t;oi. s.l received ...... 236
", =, rni; ,r,hih,il RutberforI received ..... 23C9
Of which AUGUST e. Schwa.cr received III
of which I.ouis Snnccr received ............... r6
of hich James TAYLOR received ............... l0S
of which ihorc wee Dc'cc ................. -
And oi which there Blank ................. 2S
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certify this Statement he correct and have caused the
game see,c by signatures Of the Chairman and Secrc
tary Board this OF November A u. one thou
eand eight hundred and ninety. . ~
JOHN II V. ARNOLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
a-.N I,s>~bIy Nsfr{<f

That It appear. on such estimate and canvass am y,
The whole number Of votes given for the onic. y,
Member OF Assembly for the Ninth Assembly Dlsuict ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

That il appears on such estimate and canvass. that
The Whole nambcr Of gwen for the oice OF keP
resenta,vc IN Congress for the Eighth Congressional
or which Timothy 7. Campoell received. l3s,S
or which Samuel HnaGo received ......... o,e4p
OF which Alexander Jonas received. ~,
OF which William Brown received. .......... Nv
OF which there were Defective ................. -
And - VIII Ch there were BGnS....... o%o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

That 1t appears such c-'imaic AMI csnla.-, that
The whole number 81 votes gwen for thr Office 81 Mem
brr Of Assembly for the Seventeenth Assembly DIS
riCi ........
OF which John Kc-ri-an received .............. ~
Of which Robert Miller received ............... BIZ
OF which James :: Donohuo received ......... IL
OF which sam Phillip received ............... :"
OF which james y Mcjhcrby received ......... ih
OF which there were Detective .....-........... -
And OF which there Were BLANK. ..........-.... ~