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THIRD WARD WING CHARTER CONvENTION-AT
regular meeting Of the Third Ward Wing Charter Con
untion following ticket unanimously nominated:
For Alderman-oscar w. Sturtevant.
For Coun eilman-Archibald Cochrane.
For Assessor-A. II. Tyler.
Tor Constables-Andrew Nesbit, Alexander Thompson.
For School Inspectors-Ransom Stenburgh Benjamin c.
West
School TrusteesRobert Forsyth George W. Thatcher
Tor School Comm ssioners-A. S. Jones, John Aeeks.
r. G. MILLARD, Chairman.
CHARLks BAKER, Secretary
To THE INDEPENDENT WIG ELECTORS THE THIRD
WARD-1here vile fraud about to be perpetratsd upon
factioniss in the ward and others personally
Interested by striking out the Of regular
for councilman Archibald Cochran and nssrting that Of
Mr.. Young. some other. r.. G. MILLAkD, Chairman.
CHAs BAKER, Jr., Sec Of Third Ward Nominating Con-
ys1tioA.
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no THE ELECTORS OF THE THIRD wARD.-IN MY

ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE THIRD wARD.-IN MY
address the electors the Third ward ,lished in
the Sunday stated that the presenment Of the
Grand Jury, in which was mentioned not,
far as il related me- found BY the Grand Jury At all but
taken home BY MEMBER to be copied the
latog without authority and the whole docu
the without being read
found by the Grand Jury Mr. Henry Erben published
card which be says that address in relation 10 the
ton Of the Grand Jury is unqualinedy false Now, IL
hsppen that Mr. Erben the foreman Of that Jury and
took the document found by them hsme copy As
When he took home u contained no aluson to my name
The original document file shows that the of the
Is regularly written while that part relating to
detached pieces inserted into the document The
n the d. elivered by Mr. Erben
the having be found by the Jury whan fact it
bad them after the passages lsng
thus inserted by him of the members not
in aud The Signature Of the rand Jury there
ali in handwriting These facts am Informed Of
ters that fcry well by inspection the
or al tmen ana BY of the officers Of the court
T Recorder 81 this city at the term OF the
charged the Grand Jury that they had right
individual unless the evidence before them
iustihei them in finding indictment SO that il would
have violation duty in that Jury have authorized
all In their tment-which they
did not-and particularly such violation in the ndi
vdual who signed the Of the Jury to they
had read and to the court to be
published to the community the lawful and true
ment Of the Jury. OSCAR W. STURTEvANr
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EIrTH WARD DRAOCR ATTIC REPUBLICAN, R1oU.
lar aeai.seens epprsysd asd eiaPss q full By the
'i ;s ss' FIN i
urss E ! slt ss;;ss,.4
s!:ss s;::ss@fssEs .jsi$ss
JAWS 1; . A';;, 1Ssc5sus.
John Sob. ryoSd. - chsriss Riley
Dr. ABRAMS: VIE: :; :s:.S. xs'.'
E f: 2.:ss;hPss.is s ssa Savage
ss %. a %. s'hH mr'
Third distriet-Thsodore Hart william rrancis
Flu a:ssiss"yssn hs.ds David ho.ss
f saasss Il es. san Ss
Warm s.1'''1'' w '-' .' ''- ''' m
has so Sssa sas
be UNCONSTITUTIONAL ana hn'" JOAN anu S's s@gnsE yr
a this hsl s ,d S
our assembly belle nov lSS drai. comprising com
sas and
sssG sisSa q %
I'd rs %Sah
action approving that Sunday Law and the
exertons of New YORK temperance denuneators causing
disturbance individual citizens claims 10 impractcabe
and d,tsory and not in harmony with the constitution Of
the United States and the OF show
ing the extent Of neglect Of the safety and
nences for the people city, showing that for the
ment Of public lights city taxed third
necessary showing that the latter part Of Ten Hours
Labor Law insult to and disregard for our industrious
taxation the public funds calling their attention effect
special and general public Intelligence respecting
legislative dongs and embodiment Of laws and public
su tons and published by the Germs press,
ard approved and file by tho Board Of Assistant Alder
1889 and 40 volume 5 doc. 50; concerning property
and exclusive privileges Of brthrght
American reemen amalgamation of bank and state affairs
religion politics. and public free lands approving in
dependent national Sutreasury system approving OF
poronate personal from every class of
pehey being intelligent al members OF good character
and the legislative bodies the embo
dment Of laws and public justice in ron AID the
and in to the full satisfaction
Of the above society, Nov l 1883.
Therefore request all German nercan voters and
the public in general themsslve and the
election and of the above ticket the Of the
German American Democratic Republican Fifth Ward .
Society. TIL GEBHARDT, Chairman
aDs sov keeHIrn Secretaries HENRY kAy Tses,arsr
VIM, Schimrer Mr. Hill
Max Zeuher, Mr.. Schneider,
Joseph Rame Mr.. Schumacher
Grocer Kaerner. John Boese
Joseph Rodger, Paul Ort,
Charles Grimnee c. Wolf,
Mr. Maker
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF THE THIRD wARD-YoU
wv Upon ns5i S H d 81
which has appeared the Commercial Advertiser OF this
are hastily together to refresh your memories
For example be voted lease the Houston ferry
ten years At $500 annum, although John Anderson Of
iered $1,000 for the lease loss TO the city this
the Roosevelt ferry seventeen
y 10 al o m h.s s s w G Tso Sa bn n
famous project was pat through Loss to the city by this
voted grant the right Of way railroad Broad
way TO certain parties o s per year per car for ten years
the same grant Loss BY this gran. at least sssqoo
lie voted for oh.s railway grants with equal disregard TO
putting Of those franchises 70 ia fair and
In the mater q opening ali street he acted throughout
the counsel Of parties who had large ecunary
sell before committee which was himself member
His conduct in The matter Of Arthur Quinn came under
ns o. the Grand jury "a resulted In the i'i
EI,Tset from the gresen,msn: Of ii. cr.nd Jury At
ton the sale Of the right in fn of the buikhead
lands belonged to Arthur Quinn that Mr. Quinn - The
party entitled 70 the right WAS DESTROYS Of pro
spilled Alderman sturevsnt ward who de-
msnded saco for THAT purpose Ihs, $lcG was offered
,ey.n would have to divide and there would ;. nothing
and did SELL s 'hi HENRY
Gn.oDonaa Hpa l Secretaries
James English, " D. Kennedy John penman, william
iss
John Hsdsy C. " B. ostrandsr, =. W. COncklin, n A.
And as Mr. sturtevant has attempted in his address to
man osse Grand jury published tie foowns explicit.
The statement in the Address Of Alderman sturt want
the electors Of the Third ward inserted in paper
which he presented beg leave TO say
false. HENRY ERBEN.
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THIRD WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
regular nomin ations.-Trus reform.
For AIderman-Peter r Stelle proprietor OF Mansion
House, Chambers street.
For Councilman-James p. Martin.
For Assessor-Cornelius Egbert
Tor Constables-Edward b. Heath, Lewis W. Donaldson.
School Observation-Disclosures A. King VIM Grandin.
School Inspeotors-Joseph s. Stebbins, Henry Bick.
School Trustee-Isaac Brett.
The named gentlemen selected by the nomin atng
committee the ward well known their fellow cit
for their strict honesty and integrity and
fail from their we'll known anecedents for
their fellow citizens the Third ward the many benefits
that the Wholesome y charter promise
when in the hands Of honest representatives
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TINION COURSE, L. I-IMMEDIATELY AFTER n
~ great ten mile trot, purss Of $50 mile bes best f
In Ave, in harness. j. Woodruff names o. A. Re,ndse.
Pesbody nsmes b. q Joe Hustled; Doty names m rsa
yQuS l. sSEpiAs3, pg,pg.se.
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ITO THE GERMAN FRENCH, AND BELGIAN CITI.
Of the Sixth ward.The German French. and Bel
citizens Of the Sixth will their only
didste for Alderman, Henry II. Howard Hldebrand Van
Claim having declined in bis favor as he opposed 70 the
Maine liquor law.
Graf, Hegeist, Bau,
Contender, Gator.
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TEMPERANCE AND REFORM-TwENTIETH WARD.
Fifty third Council District All voters who In
fsror Of similar that in the State Of Maine and de
sire see tbs amended ohartsc tsned. will vote for wM
D. BISG Vs. 40 g9pssI@a2 "a tas Ejtty tbgd assyich
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CIxTTETH DISTRICT AMEs Mcleod, ESQ, is
~ the regularly nominated candidate for Councilman Of
this district by the national party This district
IL composed OF he entire Twelfth ward, and there 10
doubt Mr. Mcleod will be elected He is s.sunoh dem,
erst, and mechanic universally known and highly
teeed in ths district nd hiss resident theirs for thu
last ton We ops every y,ol i9nsera IA TIE d,.s0.
viii va. hs Ysis ies lin.
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CEcoND WARD RATIFICATION MEETING.-AT A
rahcation meeting held l49 Fulton street. Friday
evening, Nov W. IT. Woodbury. was called to the chair
and walter Joyce appointed Secretary The following ticket
unanimously adopted -
For Alderman-Daniel Dodge.
For Councilman-George Z. Hubbetl
For Assess rs-John Y. Savage George Niven.
For Constables-WiAm Thompson, Charles w. Cruger
For inspectors of Election
First distrct-Charles T. Sackmeistsr Charles Floyd.
Second :" Michael Ryan, John ~ French.
Schools
Trustes-Theodore Merschoh
Commissioners-Wil'iam ii. Crifhth, John Donnelly.
Inspectors-E. G. Greeley, John Major
The following resolutions adopted -
Resolved That In Daniel Dodge candidate for Alder
man. have Of experience and pndoubtsd ability
He has represented ward former occasion in the
Aldermen the of all good ot
sens earnestly him to the electors the
Second ward for their support.
Resolved That George T.. Hubbell, our oanddAt for
Councilman. is young gentleman OF business habits and
integrity We him for the support Of all
good citizens who take interest in the welfare Of CITY
government
Resolved thai our candidates for Asssssors John Y.
Savage and George Nen being old residents Of the ward
Of respectabity and capacity in way emf
aently qualified for that position.
Resolved That candidates for Consbles and School
ocers such will meet with the APPRECIATION Of all
Eeod citizens. w. H. WOODBURY. Chairman
W. JoycE, Secretary.
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ITO CAPITALISTS WANTED, A PARTNER SPE-
cial active with $50 600 in watch importing and
This the most safe and profsb
box Ala Post Office.
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nOARDIN0.-sKVERAL SINGLE GENTLEMEN on
~ gentleman and his wife can obtain board In hous
dtsd MP With ell the modern improvements where The
forts cf homo be realised 81 sppyns 10 wesh This
so0nth Skrsot - " "
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A CARD.-To THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE
a oth Ward hereby give notice that am not CandI.
to Mr. Murray, the Regular Nominated Candidate.
BARTHOLOMEW DOYLE
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DKRORM REFORM REFORNi-JUD0BS or THE SU-
N Hssoe 0ourTo independent voters Of the city and
county q New York John Buer and Robert Emmet the
pssest Justices Of the Superior Court candidates for
re- election but proscrbed b. certain members OF The
sat Common Council their dssion against them In the
is0usnoe viii their votes those who fearsssy
carried cot the laws Of the State.
n4O0nAu0 RnPUBLICAN RnaULAK a0MIRA.
Nae. A'''.'' s,; "a si ia y; 6S: Daniel
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dissolution OF PARTNERsHIP.-ITI Is MUTUALLY
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Undersigned, under the firm Of H. s. Friend Co bs dis
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JOSEPH FRIEND
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New York, November !, 1853.