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Conr,rn Real Gsiaie 20 r.!


Al GLEN RIDGE. y. j.. ~ minutes
nom New .Noik Tor ono year ~ SIX months
nov hou-c, al IMPROVEMENTS lufnIsh'"i
delightful HON. AGGr, - Bon ~, tIch
I.ldsr. y. !.
TO RENT. at Rutherford y. J.--Ilnu-r
and stable. with every improN rn"nt. 1" Ma
J. lSj4 ~ caIp't, lot pIfloi4 l'ti II az
>ircd chance ,eldom offered ihneGiatr pc
session. ". r., 4OS Temple CONT, y. 4
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ANOTHER BANK PRESIDENT IN TROUBLE

Minneapolis Nov. 1l.-Christian kortgard. presi-
dent Of the nsolyent State Bank. arrested this
afternoon charged with embezzling from the State
Bank July o. s. 200. His bail was fixed at 5000.
and his examination get for November IL Inc TACT
that besides being president OF the bank he was
al the head of several of the companies that
borrowed large sums from the INSTITUTION Is lkey
to result in the preferring OF graver charges thaa
those for which he is under arrest.
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Brooklnu Real Gstate 60 Get.

PART OF a thicc-story. new brown
stone house tsccOnd floor and rart Of third
excellent modern finish; very desirable
nrlghborhood light and cheerful rooms
residence Of the owners small FANNY o'
thrcc adults: two minutes from Albany
ave. station. Kings Co Elevated; Is inih-
ute, from Bridge; will let TO a gentleman
and wife or small family OF adult' not eN-
rccding three persons; rent 60. Apply
To CHARLES l.. uoTALlN,i, AZ SUMNER
ave ror Ncpnnough-st.. brooklyn.
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HE THINKS THE LAWS WILL BE REPEALED

Henry G.. Kelsey. Secretary OF State OF New
Jersey was IN mis- city yesterday. he sdld mat
h. d,d not believe that the efforts which 1t was
ruInored the racetrack men of his state wS Sni
nassed hy the last Democratic Legislature would
be successful He had doubt he said. that me
Republican Legislature-elect would repeal '''e oo
noXiogs bills
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BELIEVES HE WAS DEFEATED HoNkSI Ii l.

j. Irving Burns. the defeated Repupilcah ca"di-
date for the Assembly in the 1st District OF west
cbee.e- Couoty announced yesterday morning that
he would not contest the election of John g harrl-
Fan He said that he believed he was iairly dr-
featnd that the voters used the detective pastors
In Good faith and that any contest wouIi n1 =,
wrongful attempt to set aside the honest Fe'1'c'
Of he ppODle.
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PRESIDENT ELIOT IN POLITICS.

Boston, Nov. II (SpeciaD. -President Ehot was
very much in politics this year. Not content Win
his Music Hall speech asking votes for us Demo
Gratis" he issued a circular letter advising ihe ds-
feat of Mr. Durant, the Republican cahuluate III
The Cambridge Senatorial district and man OF un-
exceptonabe record. The net result OF ths iittle
Ms ticket ard received a phenomenal majority.
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ALBANY CITIZENS INDIGNANT.
COMBINING, IRRESPECTIVE OF PARTY, TO
PROSECUTE ELECTION THIEVES.

POINTED LETTER TO MAYOR MANNING. SIGNED
BY MANY PROMINENT DEMOCRATS, RE
GARpIxG THE ATTITUDE OF THE
POLICE on ELECTION DAY-A MASS
MEETING CALLED FOR TO-
MORROW NIGHT.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RiRryEl -
Albany, Nov. 1.-THE citizens OF Albany IRE
spective OF party are up In arms against the e'e0
ton frauds perpetrated here last Tuesday. lhou-
sands OF votes were cast by repeaters, until 'he
Democratic majority in the county was swollen 10
more than 5000. The extent OF the frauds COM
mi,ted by the leaders of the Democratic parry
may be judged Of by the fact that Mr. CIeVela"u
a year ago had in this county only oso Iluid'''S'
call has been issued for mass-meeuhs Oh
Monday night to adopt measures for the prosecu-
ton Of the election thieves. Moreover letter mas
been addressed TO Mayor Manning and 10 Chiet
Willard. of the Police Department. calling 'ne"
attention TO the frauds. and asking 'neir co-opeia
ton In the effort which will be MADE 10 PUNISH
the repeaters and the election officers guii'y "a
false voting and OF making up fraudulent returns
This letter Is signed by the Right Rev Nhham
Croswell Doane the Protestant Episcopal blshop
OF Albany. and by many other Leading Democrats
OF the city. among them Theodore lo""ee'..'
William Bayard Van Rensselaer,, Abraham "
De Witt John G.. Myers, Dudley Oicott Aprahaih
lansing James d. WATSON. William KIDD Dean
soge Horace G. Young. William NJ Van Antwerp.
c, p Williams Matthew Hale and Marcus T. Hun.
In their letter TO Mayor Manning these men say
The election he'd this city last TUESDAY was az
tended with abundant evidences Of fanduent fcs'Ua'o"
mud repeatinc To you the chief executive ana 'he
head OF the police force OF this city our cea, hatuay
look for some explanation OF these crimes openly pac>cd
with impuntv. and for some suggestion OF 'c-cu,'
They have not Teen done secretly they are common aN
~ the stree. corners. by and known OF AL men,
Are che police ignorant Of what is known To all
o,hers in the community They should have awaited
neither suggestion nor solicitation 10 arrest men acting IN
rarr0gt violation OF the law: yet, though ieqctu oy
reputabe citizens TO arrest these Indicators they iefsea
do
The presented TO the people OF This city Is above
Doitics and party. crime which dshonors and denies
and makes of no effect the nostmabe right Of pubic
suffrage finds ptiiaton IN any honest raitst'shp
believing that evil should be and can be stopped we
respectfully request you meet with all other citizen, OF
Albany Of like opinion at the Common Council CHAMBER
in the City Hall on Monday evening next at O'CLOCK
% the end that such measures OF legislation ana al
,nnis,raton may suggested perfected ana CARED mo
execution as will accomplish that result
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Real Gstaie Ia Gfthanee.

EXCHANGE, private house. West side.
elegant location. Tor country seat or farm.
]. q. HONT. II broadway.
LNCHANGE, building lots, West Side,
choice location. for Hats. tenenents or
country residence. j. o. HOfT. II B'wV.
FLORIDA ORANGE GROVE Large
nrst-cla,-, choice central location line IN
V-,snicnt property will entertain an rN-
change. ! W. ATWATER. 81 Lbcrty.st.
WEST SIDE private and apartment.
houses Brooklyn private houses and nat>.
suburban lots. farms and country seats:
we max. a speciality VI exchanging. and
have "A l,rg. variety to select from. send
particulars Of what you have 70 onei 70
ETDHTAD & SUDAN. 96 Broadway.
Ncw.Iork.
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II.

berlin American. southaTp,oi, '''' 0G NJ .so u III
pr,taunc WEtc star, L:N'i"oo''''''' w " oV az :, ~
thtfOset ~ c,Sn Vana 90 pm 3 90 III
n.haci go intw, rp......... 90 IN 80 a
Na'>'"' ,,,l,c ten. 800
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KNITTING MILLS READY TO RESUME.

Amsterdam " Y Nov. 1.-THE No. knitting
mill OF A. V Morris G. Sons. at Akin. will start
up Monday after a shutdown OF several months
Several OF the knitting mills In this city are getting
ready 10 run out samples preparatory to making
goods on orders, which. it Is believed. will soon
begin coming in.
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Parks Benares tBr), for AMER, LAnnie Burrsn -.
st Johns River Clyde JI'r). Exmouth; karsten iSnSs
lNor1. Rochefor.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

kNOfI OocDeiOrs.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS. e.
Steamer Cutie (Br). Smith, from New.York oe...
81, arrived at Liverpool November IL. R
Steamer New.York Amer, Jameson, for Nev.v...
sailsd from Southampton November II. "r
Steamer Norwegian (Bf), Christie. sailed from ~.
gov for NcwloIk, November 10. -
Steamer Massasot OBJ. Murray. sailed from Hw..
for New.York November .. "saseo
Steamer Wells CITY OBJ. Savage. from Nevx..
October 23 arrived at Bristol November IL. ~W
steamer st. Helens (I'r Ryder. from Nev.v.-s
October 25 arrived at A,onm0uth November II "<
Steamer Cmbria (Br). Dutton, from New.York Ncv.-
Der for Liverpool, passed Brow Head November al
Steamer Persian Monarch DBL Bristow from ".
York October 2s for London; passed sciIy Noyembes n
steamer Calico DID, Whito. from New. YORK 0c,s ~
% for Hull passed the scily Islands November IL.
Steamer Mobile (Br Layland. nom New.York OekA..
81 for London passed the sciliy Islands November IL
Steamer WesteInand (Beg), Meyer. Ncw.Yort q.
Antwerp, passed the Lizard November H.
Steamer Paula Ger, Ieimers. from Eew.York Oeso-
% arrived at Dantzic November D. '0
o. arrived ut Rotterdam November :. '0
Steamer Zaandam Dutch Duit, for New.York s.u.s
from Amsterdam November IL. ~+~
steamer Buckng lam OBJ from Liverpool sailed ~
st Mchaels for New.Ycrx October 80. Nv"
Steamer Taylor (Dr). from Rio Janeiro sailed ,,,,-
Santa. for New.lOrk November TO- wv
steamer Cyril tBrJ. Ophant, from New.York Octn,..
&c for Manaos, arrived at Para November TO- -"
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TRYING TO COUNT OUT REPUBLICANS.
4 DEMOCRATIC SCHEME DISCOVERED IN NoONl
YERNoN-A PROTEST TO BE ENTERED
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
The facts Of a conspiracy with the DeHoc'd'e
,.aders At Mount Vernon TO count out the Re-
publlcar nominee for Coroner Or. a. I. Banning
and also the Republican Constitutional Convention
delegates of the XVIII District came TO liSht ias'
night The leaders in this effort are George e
Appel and DR.. Weiss. The official returns given
OUT "Wednesday night by the County Clerk al
" hite Plains showed DR.. Earnings majority to
be sixtv-6ye II was learned last evening that
The inspectors of the WITH District Of White Plains
have been induced to correct the returns so that;
If not reausted Dr. Weiss VIII be declared electeu
tutional Convention delegates There Is intense IN
dignation felt by the voters OF Mount vernon
because of this desperate Democratic scheme. ana
lawyers have been employed TO appear before me
Beard of Canvassers on Tuesday 10 protest against
the proposed swindle.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBHIDsf.-Aifrcd de Clapsedc. swiss Minister at
washington. FIFTH AVENU E-1hc frV. Dr. jams
AIli.on Of I't,sburr. WlNDsOK-Consi essnsn James
I,-ldcn. 81
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.nvrprrsr,,rvre Avn s,-nccn,,
DoarS auo Rooms.

A.-A.-A.--ArT
An elegant -d.Go0r. bath private table
optional. near Manhattan Club.
Attractive iloor', with Private Baths, wits
or "ita0uL private table, suites and single
looms, board optional.
Apartments doctors Olices"; al d
>itabic locations.
Highest references given.
information free
). {. LELAND q CO.,
IS West 34fh.sf
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Ciin Real Cstai. for Sale

\ BEAUTIFUL IA dipm-si1ri dw'llihs'
e.th->t., nrar Central PARK Wet; i-,'o'DD
autifuliv decorated. all imprO\cn ut, ,,,n
Le sod cheap. PlilPl'S i EA>IcN' NV
" est i2d-st.
KfN HksIDE DRIVE. corner iv5tn' w
Substantial artistic. detached house ii.
prico; send for circular. ATLAS '
rHOVEMENT CO.. Is Broadway.
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flnts TO lct t;urnisDeo.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY oilers 10 thor.
oughlv responsible and acccptiOl" party
for one wear their handsomely furul-hcd
onarimsnt ali sunny rooms location moss
ait>tocratir quarter ~ the city, rent,
$3.50. Address &. NJ, Tribune Uptown
once. l3l2 broadway.
HALE FLAT. partly furnished. 4p2
West j.ih.st., one Night up; ring Mrs is. :
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Drc5smGkinQ.

A-A.-A -DHE>SMAKE and ladies'
tailor. an ofti,t la cutting. hitting. design.
me-: Just returned from Paris lata with
Worth. Pin9at. Mrs. Connolly: carriage
aud tea s0was, clcilonS cors1cc dc conr
An.lais tine tilor.madr suits, wraps.
cloaks dresses mudc from ~l3 20 .ls :,
best ntting and style Ia New.i Ork OF no
nay; f3 Icl day OF at hone. Address
PREMIERE. l.22o5 Broadway.
\ COMi'f.I t.NI Diii.SSAlAkf.H desires
. few more customers; SUIT, ~ up. by
the daT, III IS. Miss SIBERIAN, 81 West
9otn-st.
A FIRSr.CLASS dic,amaxcr, competent
cuttrf ilttcr, late v ith COnn,lly, by tn, day
or at home. 81 Gth-av".
COMPETENT d'cssmnLcr by day
~ -. or hom. reasonable: irst-cl,~s cutter
ard filter; \. I. Tavlol', system; reno.
Yates. Address ALLEN. 80 Last Artist.
CHILDHEN'S nHESSMhKEi. wishes
engagements 10y the day: terms ~ %.
Address MIS-. GREENE, 353 West 32d.st.
DKEsSMAk EK. Wants a few more Gus
toners ut homo; cuts by tailor system. H.
FOX. $40 West S0th.st.. near Ri,ers.de
Drive
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HARLEM REPUBLICANS REJOICE.

A cordial invitation was extended 10 all the Re-
n,,blcan organizations Of the XxVIlith Assembly
district TO meet at the clubhouse Of the Hamilton
club No. I'll West observation-disclosures hirtieth-st..
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carried on the business alone as sole proprietor
under the style OF Hidgely co. The business was
established forty years ago.
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miscellaneous.

AUTOGRAPH OF QUEEN VICTORIA
Pei 'pn~ desiring o. buy genuine auto.
graph OF Queen Victoria address WILLIAM
~ WEI 1p> i'afk-aNr. Willlarishurr
LADIES t. introduce DR.. Sinn'S .rlr-
hiatrd star brand p.nnyruyal pills; 81 per
hON. allure imno-> ijlc. At Office Or by
nail ij4 Eas; 30th.-t
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A VERY HANDSOME PAIH hackney
oobs. 49, young. good action. -ouid.
= perfrr. bfougham or victoria pair ",o
Ian .ome harness and trap VIII ~ "nr
~ 10th hnr.c~ separate, IN any way "t
,.a.nnn6i. ofsr Aidrc-' II. W. NOi l.
D.. ftlu.st = Y
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA, STOCKS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NINIATUEE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 6itSun sets AS Moon sets % Moons ace
IIIGU WAFER O.DAY
\ M-Sandy Hook j3';ov. Island 10 II Hell cue o.
P.M-SanJy llopk ~ 10 COY. Island 10 81 Ici cate lS&'
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furnlrheA Gouse tUaute0.

PARTIES desiring to rem, "A fully far.
nlsh,I hUGse IT, small rlnily lul abOat
-four months at a reasonable pfite may
hear ol most desirable tenants. who would
retain cook ana uundie,> Of wolI reroa..
nicndrdj. by addressing l.. o. Box j39,
Nor l-fDwn. >. j.
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DressmaNlng.

sMAKEE.-Compctent dressmaseI
would like few engagements TO 20 GU,
BIZ the day late Of Kate RELY. Aduiess
H. ", 12i2 broadway.
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4 GENTLTMAS Will -oil hi> la knry
cob hoi-r, low trial allowed re'p"n- 10 -
lar'i.s th,y are g"ntr u s'duir az" n .' ',
,i,o,. ,inel, and double. COBS. Tribune
ONCE
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4 BEAUTIFUL. dark. dappl" gray horsr'
& wears Old IL hand very stylish war,
ant, sound kln1. tfue, must lie soli ana
xii h. -1orinc,d. PITENS'S I1oeuihs
stable Ils,h.st.. between 9TH ana Lemon
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO srocKs
Furnished Rooms.
san Francisco, November IL,

liiH.sT., 2io wEsT.-veiy deslrsIx.
handsomely furnished rooms location con.
venicnt; private family.
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Gorses an0 Carriages.


s72. s7i. $40 BEooME-oT..
NEWYOKk:
AUTUMN CARRIAGES
OF THE BEST CLASS.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
BROUGHAM>. ROCKAwAYS. VIC.
ToRIAS. JEWELLERS. ! PASS. PHAE'
TONS. LASDAU>. OMNIBUS SIS, CABkl
Tons. COACHES, WAGONEITES. TEA
CARTS. WAGONS. SPIDERS.
AND
COMPLETE STOCK Or NOVELTIES {;
FULL STOCK or SECONDHAND.
IAU1,FST STOCK OF
FINISHED VEHICLES
~ THE WORLD.
TLANDltAU 4 co.
FLANDRAU a co.
A.-VAN TA,sELL & KEARNEY.
1870 13e EAST lsTH.ST.
1919. i25. i27. l29 EAST I%IH;sr.;
nG1UGHAMs; p, BHo 20 IAsl
' bnAHoGGGGHAMs; lRotGnAMs /;
IN ALL THE
LATEST
DESIGNS. ....
NEW AND SECoND.HAND mAK Grr
STOCK AND VARIETY IL NEW'YoEh /;
Low PRICES.
Ixn,rs OMNrBusTS.
coir:rpEH pH H00cYAwAys. LASDACLErs.
OCrAGON ROCKAWAiS
DRAGTp PASSENGER R6@tHK'hiwAiS,r.
sTIVFIvS PATENT II NABOt Is,
wAGoNETTE>; PiiAl.I9,.NSS;i, w
EVERY STYLE OF LION OK hHAN
CARRIAGE.
HANDSOME PAIR family cob, very
so,,,a 80, $50: viii accept 500, an 2p-
,.,,,,t,, IA -n,,tr. a really him -cl1s- ualI
XII III one If desired BHOCGIAM
PAIR. Tribune hihc".
4 BEAUTIFUL. dark. dappIe gray horse,
& wears Oh. IL hands very stylish war,
lnnfci sound. Mind, tfuG mu.t .e n ,o,1 I",
e,1hle Ilsih.st.. between 9TH ana Le"oA
ayes.
4 VERY HANDSOME PAIR hackney
cob.. Ij2. young. good acton, -"u,u,
= porto. bfougham or victoria pair ">o
IAN .ome harness and trap VIII ~ "nr
~ hoth hor.c, -'ln 'ai,", IN 'I{ Wy HON
D. a-onnuls Oi'f- A4uE'-' IL " A'~
p, ilm-st.. y. \. --------
4 GEXTITMAN Will -cil hi, la kncy
foh hoi,., low trial allowed re-ppii-l -
tar'f.s th,y are gentle T. saddle anu car
ii,c,,. single and double. COBs, IIO"hc
cacr.
CoNCU AND SADDLE HoRSF.-A
beautiful hsv coach hor,c. ii hand. year,
old warrntcd every way ffr'' >Nl" anu
Knee action -1ir fur any on" - drive. 80,
Also brown Kentucky br.i SADDLE
hor-e fono.half thoroughhr d. 15l, hand.
high. > years I'D wlrftni"l p"rir.t' U,ih'"
10 all the saddle gai,s; perfect disposition
good driver IN double or -lnslr hIrac.s, tah
or addre-- !. u. W. SHERMAN tBoul'-
ward. ocean Parkway. between Avenues
& and ID. BIooHlyn. y. y.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER "A.
TUESDAY. NoVEMrrE IA
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER: 4

NUN UN NOV IN T!T.I. u.
Vessci. Line For Malls Close. Vcssel Sails.
lronu.ts 4.i-cc. Charleston. 8 II
t'n,i,ahgochc. savannah savannah. Num-. 20
DuiLe dam Netherlands, Rot fdam.. ....... 500
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Coerldyc IAnport Holt Moatc,ideoli :O) m 90
Lain IiOvd Brrlen q 90 "a M go a
Vch,ir,l, I,ed ID. l., iuayia 90 m 90
IL Sol Moran, NewOr'eahs. ...,. 3: 90 D III
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Furnished flats tOanteo.

NEATLY FURNISHED apartment
fer careful adult family. Glow JJth.st
rrcfcii Il rent. about 500. DALEY. ~
wet 3jih->t.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.

Yesterday To-day. YESTERDAY 10 d ~.
,tch & ToI, $500 10 - posto1 e. Mont. 81 IS
Bo.t Albany .2rt 2oS Gal a iieea. -.
Io-t < Ma!nr....IJO l49't IiahkIn ......... ii IL
Chic Eur g. Qy.. S2s SSs k'unafge ....--. "a b's
fitchburg II pf 20 - Csc GA .....-.-, - =?
fiint 4 l. " .... 10 10 quincy .----.....-.lcb lob
Flint l. NJ ~ a. Jamaf9ch ......-.l3b IjD
X G >UNCP 7S1iia III 4 A"ii-t"n j. Co. 10 40
Lii Rock TT >. 20 Boston u Co.. "a 81
N,.. Genial -. san Diego ]. Co.
Mn Cent com 81. o. W,-t End l. Co. II II
& y rs, 5G Eel I'll phone ..ioD 10,
Il 1,..ll3 -. l.ini-oh II ser. u ].
Old Colony ....l7G5 1'7 WA'rt PoNrf = L.
I.utsnf com tcnl'nhiil MIN. .
I,uiiand ut. 20 20 7. L. cplonc.. 50 80
WI, ont cnIn 90, I,utte 4 30
81 " COtncwI.. 40 40 Cehcal Electric 10 -
AtIsntic ......-...
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CoM5RATrLArING GOVERNOR MKINLEY.

TIE sTALWARr CHAMPION OF PROTECTION
T,LEs OF THE GREAT REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Columbus. Ohio. Nov. u ,speciaD-A delegation
consisting Of thirty of ;he leading business men OF
Wheeling. W. Va. came 10 Columbus to-day ior
the express purpose Of calling on Governor Nc
Kinley and in this manner emphasize their pleasure
over the great victory achieved for Protecton'
Each of the visitors 4 badge, on when were
the words: West Virginia Honors the Champion
of High Protection" L. b. Hart. Editor OF the
Wheeling Integencer.' in the address inroouc-
ing the visitors nominated Governor Mckine.' for
the Presidency The visit proved 10 be one of great
interest as it marked the first public utierance
of Governor Mckinley since the election. in re-
spending 10 the greeting, the Governor spoke as
follows:
Mr. Hart and Gentlemen from West Virginia;
viii and the fellowship Which it implies | thank
you for the generous words Of t tha
our party principles have been successful IN a ma
tort Of the states in which elections , were IN hG b
elections next year to be held in all OF the STATES r
against Free Trade and corrupted currency and
Tenders Our Victory was aided by many Demo
Gratis, who were unwilling TO vote for policy
workingmen and the highest prosperity and patri-
otsm of the country. The verdict in ONO IS an
its best interests and highest destiny. shall be
glad, we all shall be glad. when the great state Of
fair and full vote. record Itself for Republican
principles and policies the success OF which is the
success of your rich Industrial State. ! again
thank you. and will be glad to greet you personally
The Governors address was greeted with enthusi-
astc applause. after which he shook hands with
each of the visitors and spent some time in
Informal conversation with them
The Republican State Executive Committee has
heard from every county in the State and now
fixes McKinley's plurality at N.3i1. The combined
Populst and Prohibition vote Will not above
1000. and McKineys majority will, therefore. be
abo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
Real 9state n)anteo.

CYEILLE CAIREAU. AgeL'. Grand
ST. and Bowery. sollc!ts properly 10 feh''
manage. sell or trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12

OFFICIAL. CANVASS OF HUDSON COUNTY.
The official canvass Of the vote Of Hudson County.
y. J., completed at noon yesterday. There was
change in the Assembly districts. In the county
the vote for Sheriff was declared follows:
Colonel John J. Toffey Oscp) 1865: Edward X.
Stanton tDem) 1889; Theodore W. Burger NroD.
1S5; Louis c. Hauenstein Und.-Ct.), 45i: Peter
Schnell (SocD. Gs5 James Murrer 0nd DEM,
15S Colonel Toffey's majority all is i$iS; his
, plurality over Stanton J.S26.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
Citn Real Gsiatc 60 Get.

FURNISHED or unfinished house To
let On West 74tn-st.. Between Columbus AMI
Amsterdam ayes Apply TO g. I. NJ. u
IultOn.st.
To LEf.-Furnlsh' d o. UNFINISHED.
house, West l2ld->t party will loard Tor
rent. Addr'>, b.. iioN 3. Trlbunc ONO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-13

set their children worthy example, but
they need also to make their home so at
tractive that it will be in fact as well as
in name 'the dearest place on earth. "
II this rule could be generally followed
there would be far lass young mon ruined
in the city, and fewer young men would
leave their attractive country homes for the
large cities. If the boys could all have genial
as we'll as comfortable homes and were
made to feel that they had an interest in
the success of their fathers projects whether
farming or business, and that he was in
terested thoroughly in their projects, they
would not be so likely to be driven into
temptation, as many are undoubtedly
driven, through the thoughtlessness and in
difference OF parents; and there would be
far less complaint about inability to keep
the boys at home.