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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06
Married,


In Trinity Church, on Tuesday, October ., By The Rev.
Smith Pyne Of Washington d o., Capt CIlRtgs WILgEs
g.s NJ to MARY II. BoIroS daughter Of the late Henry
Lynch, Of this city.
f. hatfield, Mr.. HENRY Lyon TO Miss ANN NJ nlcER both
Of this city.
On Wednesday, September 20, by tie Rev Alexander
Clements, Mr.. DAVID IuSN to Mis- SARAH daughter OF
Joseph Chuychil,, Esq all Of this city.
On "Wednesday October =, by the kew A N. Robinson,
NJ. n. FLOYD, eldest daughter Of William A. Floyd.
Lyons, Wayne county, Inpers please copy.
On Wednesday evening, October 4, by the Rev. Mr.
Sing Mr. l. g. RoY, OF New York, formerly Of Sussex
county, N j., to Miss A. bryant Of this city.
SUSSEX county papers please copy
On hurfday October at the residence Of the bride
father by the Rev. Bloomer A. Hart, MADISON CANNON
Of this city, to MARY H daughter Of Hewlett Duryes
Isq Of Msnhssset, L. L.
IN Wednesday, October 4, By the Rev. Anrel Leo Mr.
ADxAsDER MAYER, of Cincurati Ohio to Miss RACHEL,
second daughter Of Morris Wolff Esq Of this city.
Cincinnati Louisville and California papers please copy
On Wednesday, October A. by Rev. John T. NJ navie Of
Flatlands L. L. Mr.. GEORGE W. MORGAN 70 Miss JAM T.
NJ. GAvE, both Of this city.
In Brooiyn, on Wednesday morning October a. By the
SAMUEL BARvEY JONES Of New Hamburg Du. ,Less coun
~ to NARY ELEANOR elsest daughter Of Vim 7. j. san
key, of Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn Thursday. October 8, at the residence
OF Capt jonas Smith, by the Rev. L. C1yer, Mr. Oliver
NJ PhrrT formerly Of New BERN N @ TO Miss Lorrs p
SMITH, Of stony Brook, J. L.
North Csrolira and Long Island papers please copy.
On "wednesday, October 4, by the Rev Wilson phTsuer
Mr. william c. BowF, editor OF the Hudson River Chron
ice, to Mss ElDAnxTu T., eldest daughter Of stephen
Marshall all Of siDg Sing.
AZ Railway. J, on Wednesday, October 4, BY the
Rev. Mr. shaden. BiSRY g. TownIioAR TO Miss Marina
sIonAS both Of Orange county.
kewburg Iapers Please cory.
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PKNECXAE..
LECTURES.
POLlI,ICAL.

A A MELTING OF TIE FOURTH CONGRESS IONaL
~ Cory tioD held at 10 Elm street ding the
coll Of the tom mittee ut Stut vesapt Institute James
tcGOvsn was chosen Chairman John Ieamy, Secretary
after basi adjourned tor refre ,mens the foil, wing
resolutions were offered -
Refolved RI at while Mike Wash through every act OF
bis life from boybood to the present hour first and
foremost OF al times under All circumstance to de-
fend the nights and sustau the interest Of toipg
hjs vote cast in Congress other than against any
OF the numbersss scnemts OF g,gante plumber which
were Brought before that body for the still further
grandizsn nj of NM, inc;p'ca wealthy spectators
Lcsovtd That the democ, OF this district will sead
him back by over he I'm Lg majority co the hal.
which he Las kignaily adorned by his eloquepce and
honored BY bis spciless and unquesonei integrity
fol'ed, That every act 81 0nas fearless aud eo.
qutni Representative, Mike Wash the recent trying
and eytDtful session the Uuted states Congress,
while ii receives the unqualified pprovs of his neEo
cratic constituents, has for him aud them the
pec and confidence OF the true and patriotic in every
&C ion of our common and beloved country
ksolyec Ihst as his constituents, look back with
conscious and confident pride his undertaking,
energetic ard effective support Of all truly democratic
measures, regardless Of the from whence they
.marDied In this respect he forns n contrast as
gratifying brilliant to the incompetent reneg ,acs who
under the Gimsy Of tIe,ext rs base it
absurd entered into trao. alliance win fec eraste
ard aboifonsu against the democracy, by whom they
were elected ere Of them in tots city is seeking
tie reward Of his treason BY begging the support Of his
aies, .he ground Of ina wing boen repudiated
temptuously by those whom he 20 basey betrayed
Resolved, That we form ourselvee iato Vigilance
Committee to guarantee bis return TO the Congress of
The United S;atee and 20 defea! al those and
treacbeIous maohinatocs which ed influence and
political fraud have put on foot 10 defeat hin.
JAMES MCGOWN, President.
JOIN IF.My Secretary
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE I'm extensive FIRE occurred on the
Of State and Boerum Streets yesterday
causing the destruction of number of frame buildpes
occupied o. shops stables, &C., snd two horses The
sonbsstibc nature of the materials prevented the Gre
from saving the buildings, already in flames when
1Aey got to work. but in preventing their ex
tsnsion. The property consumed owned and occu.
pied as follows:--
The building the Of State and Boerum streets
owned by Albert Brewster and occupied a. livery
sabe. The contents consisted Of several horsss and
hrRe number Of vehicles About half dozen carriages
we're c0p~uDod but horses and other were
Aassd l1ss aoout s2,ooo-p&r:islly insured.
George W. Rutan the owner Of the adjoining buih
ing tate street. II was occapisd by VIM W Winans,
% nisge mandatory and blacksmith shop the
basement was used as . ss.be by Jarvis Rogers A
horse belonging to Mr. Rogers, and another owned b.
eobored man named Johnston, besides number Of car
xaess the property Of different individuals who had
e'sueht them there for repairs, consumed the
nsmes The loss on the bulldog Ia about esO0-insured
sarcd $3.50
Benny A. Lott owned the building sdjoinior. which
Gecuplsa az carSisge house. The contents were
zimmerman Collins CO 'penter shop came next ana
uas Ike sse destroyed together With many of the tools
ann contents Their loss amounted TO el,(Oo-no In
7be contents of large and coal yard adjoining
owned by G w Thurston, was greatly damaged. and q
large quantity Of wood was destroyed Loss probably
Several stables Of frame, on Atlantic and R,sruun
streets, owned and occupied by Patrick Mckinney MI
chsel Moran and N. Place we're also destroyed The
about $3.50
The total reaches about 50 00o upon which there
~ but smsl amount Of Insurance Tho Are com
n.need u the building Occupied 8 btcksmith ahep
stai &C., and Is supposed to have originated frsn
accident.
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Suprs me COurt-sp.cinl Term.
RAfOrA Hon Ir,dne Roo<aualA

BsooIPIc PERFORM ANoE- CONSTRUCTIVE WAIVER,
Ger b-In the mater Of the Petition Of John Hama
epnicD of the Court which was rendered by
Roosevelt, in March, $780, nearly six years ago,
mortgage raie Of four lots on Ninety seventh steet for
$780, ing to the sheriff at the time the usual ten per
cant and The auction fees On examining the title he
Sound that Of the premises had been I'D for 100 and
perf for 900 years. for taxes md sessments and that
he Corporation leases such sales had actusy been
delivered rome Intellectual elfovts made by tn
petitioner to compromise with the lessAes but Dothiuy
further" he says wa cone either side In relation
20 sAid purchase for considerable time until Hay
1852 when after interval Of than tn rec years.
Ia csesDed that the Ccrpors ton sales. OWNS some
nSornaliy, hao been held to DO INVALID and hsreupan
Spp1 ed but without eeot to ths attorney OF plain
6fs in the foreclosure for OF lots He then rest
ed for two yeas more when he made another apptca
sG ~ nr. .ns nrs sio me takes
Dssntime hsving risen IN value about fifteen hundred
Der cent And the question IT, who Is entitled to the
benefit OF this rise the purchaser who advanced h four
tan DOLLARS the mortgage whose dedsiency Is ten
1housand TIE mortgage positively that early
- Janusry 90 1860 bis solicitors rendenet him an &C.
Sssnt Of The fore cosureotber property was emoacd
N n-snd informed him that Mr. Hamilton lad refused
- sompAts his purchase; upon which, the sum being
seedpes and considering the purchase abandoned by
Mr. Hamilton he has ever since assumed the charge Of
ne one party haviog thus objected TO- and in effect
1habeon the purchase. and the other epted the
abandonment, although distinct written agreement
made between them, neither now, 1t seems to
after the lapse Of much time claim speci 10 per-
5snsnoe in equity Of the original contract A party
may by rarole-stin more by ssts aud scquiesceoos-
valve his right specific p rformsnce e humphreys
Tenn. r, 10; smeces Marshall 1877; 10 Alabama
Rep 576. 8Pa e. Ats And Court of Equity, whAtever
may he the str,,tiy agal right compsls specific
ye,scrn the remedy be not mutus ard the clAm
h all respects equitable johns Oh r. 27f-37o The
application 10 these to the sound Judi.
ea discretion Of the court in the exercise not Of its
aAl but Of its extraordinary jurisdiction e. Co van
4at-505; Johns, CHI ca Ill and gross inadequacy
of prce'bis in effect although not literally, Is
OF that descriptions gross to give the contract
when sought to Be the character Of hip
Char ceor Kent for staying the exercise Of such
.din' jurisdiction and for leaving the party III
titled TO SDy) to his comnen action damages And
such ssecay 10 the rule where there has besn 18th
hpse Of time and great change Of circumstance rs
Gspch, All; Cransh, 1867 Petition denied without
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The Governor Of AarisDd he. sspaiatsd Jams A:
stsvHt Ca.brdss, IN the vacant yodsshso IN that
district, caused By the resignation Of Juegs spence
fsmily virsBis; Hor. kyron n CLARK ontsroi o. Do.
a., ss s5y 81 nor s ssroa P:.nS
Oee.seeH Psshsd, PSnsdlphis; Hon. gusy Eds .rds,
s.us,s,su. I'm villas Piasnsy Wits s,ia@sre W.
M ssss ..d wsssy Mw os'ass Bess. .'
Ware. and lady Terra Hauts Hon D. B. St John and ia.
AT the Pssseott-G. Warrington md lady, Bos.,n
& s Mss sa.sas r' ina sy
i,g,or D. q; wv Owen, C,neinnsti John Mitchell aud
1h.o D barton Busaio -'sAA III "a''''' '''''A
Al the ss,ropeLsap Hotel Bishop sau.hss.e h.ipe
s s.%,' s.s. Wright y, ). 4 sss V sa.iss !
Van su T1.,ss Sors. sa.Ia. sTy a.
Prom orfelh. 40 in steamship Jamsstowp--G Todd n
wIishs Hath hs.tts~. Mrs. K,rkpa,riek ssd
Afa a Mr. Sn's sasn.oa Mr. ss Wat as
er.n ssyn ana sd .sv Mr. s1s s.s
waAsmulisr. WI Jams, W Hus., Mis-. Linsu.t MIS-
znsn ss,,ns saiinan INV White p y: Davis, xins,
Gleason ) saseskes, Tripp, Bennstt, W Taylor,
,,ts :, MP s.,r isSs sopd.mpsd M Isaac smith,
draper, wne ana child and sis In the storage
DEPARTURES.
De- sge s5s y TIC Col
tt;ssis De T. xan..sgis, Wi Evan k... VISA Lien.
6s.n.r ss.ioe ana Vie NJ. ass ssli sharp and
s'P sad sa''
servant, Ss,.ha to shd;ss :srysns N..
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ray
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=, ss'.sT w Mss.
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NV, Smith NIT ssd s.o children, PAGE Brown, 20
F:shmsn IssSiy: \; 6Si.s tssS.rs: T.%,.i
and intent MIS- BssIs and infant. Mrs nay Mrs Law
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MsS;si r .si MTs Ksaasy and son Pose
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ah, sgnns hr. ADAM. and children Nrs Meyer, and
S.ss Mas MI
zs.nn Ard Ard wife NJ Esmss Sss Miller
Rev M Nobs NJ, ohin Ana SS;,ar Rev As MsssSH,
!cv,e an lady W alsce, Wallace, E Searxcsnt
Hill; Van Pelt, A Smith Ryder, T J Hall L
AcCuy, Miss Cogrove A Jones and wife, o Brisn
s.vin Wsrrsn M,rss Isa.c;, s,ndso:d, G
+ Nancy, II Houseman and wifs, W Moran. Wallace, !
CoAcr, J sbonas.r, wbslen, p Lawlcr. d Lawior
si1s giilism., MsCiosk.y. Williams Il Mills and
GP Besl } a Bsai, Hughes, Alton j oloost. r
seammon g Mckee; stanton. P4F Presley, wife and
Page, T. ,tsberry Erackaberry, Leader, w Hoi,
Bsnn Mcse., And n Misey Eyefrx cShng
her Q Part or y Tasya;t. Biseov, figley Fish
err i Graves n Cromwell Duncan, Il Fitch P Lar
kin, ia, or Harrison Woodward, i Daley. and .
full compliment Ia the sttersge, II Hughes
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Chss Lsupp Co, tfaIiy invited tn sstssd
the fopeIai seyvic~- st Go residences of JA1ss q
two Och Oh ~i,hout fu pev invitstten chs rema ,ns
VII be tskep 90 Greenwood fer ,pt-'ueD
suddepiy. on huf-day, Oc,ooes o. o, eralp, ALArRa
years m'pih and u days.
he reistvss ard Iiros o. the family psct ny
invited 10 ausJd thu funeral from tue OF h.r
parents, No las West hrty fonrtn street, this #
noon, At tao o'eeck si,hoos further iuviIs'ioa
On "Wednesday October T. after short bat severe ILL.,
ess mn. siie OF the late William Lesaer.
The fisnds respectful, invited 10 attsDd tbs fone
raj from Der Ia resider No ISL Fourth street with
out furiber not CO., 81 two eel ok this al tsrnon
On Wednesday, October 4, suddenly, HmAA BINGHAM,
eyed go years
Funeral this morning at half past ten ooos from bis
late residence No S6srcsn street Friends and acquxnt
snces are invited % strepd
On Wednesday, Octorar 4, JOHN A. son Of Geo W. and
Emile ntyoe ssen months ana 10 days.
The relatives and f,ieros OF the family eve invited 70
attend TIE funeral this morning. at ten O'Clock from No.
100 Fourth street
On hnrsday morning, October 5, Of consumption,
bENRy NELSON aged ~ years,
The fierd. Ct the family and the ssmsss In gene
No 49, invited attend the fuaers from nis late
O'Clock.
LOUISIANA and Tennessee papers pl sse copy.
ROBERT W. $. hAYSEs, son Of j. hn :. and Mary A.
Gsyrss aged years and 20 days.
dence OF his parents No ais ives, Thirty 6fth street.
between Eighth End Nrth avenues.
:, On Wednesday, octob,r 4, Henry, son Of John and
Vary Saundsrs, aged year moths and IL days His
remain were tsken TO Greenwood for iorermens
In Broo,)yn, Thursday, october6 after short bat
severe ptfs, PETER MAcKAY in the 39tn yea OF mis- age
Tie biepas aud acquanan of the family la yi'ed
to attend his funes, at 70 o'clock 90 after
nooD fro his late residence ia Water Sta Bsoohlsn
On Wednesday, October L. az his resldeaee in somes,
ester county, lnsSEER FRosr in me 10Th year Of
his age
His fur eral win Re attended from his late residence
this rDing, at hal past ten o'clock
At Westbury. l. on Wednesday, October 4, MARY
FIDABE1H, only chih Of Charles aud EzA Jane Hunt
ting Of New York aged IA m lnths and ~ days
On thursday afternoon, October 3 after q short I'D
ness, ANDREW A PArF, in the 35th year OF his sge
Tho frienes OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend bs funeral at one O'Clock this afternoon from
the Dutch Reformed Church, Jersey City. His remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Tor iutermsnt
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THURSDAY, Ost- 6.-N Q. KY Esq, President, In the
chair, and most Of the members present.
PErUrOys

THURSDAY, Ost 6.-N. O. KY, Esq, President, In the
chair, and most Of the members present
PETTioys
me usual smount Of itions for remission Of or
ysss.sly assessed referred to appropriate commit
tees petition from T. Hsniiton foreman OF Hose
Company 49, ior privilege to mas return of mem
lss, referred to the Committee on Fire Department
INVITATION.
Fem Mary A. Dubois First Directress and /. Van
Bnren, esieary Of the Nursery for tho Children Of tn
Peer iDvit Dg he Aldermen to witt their institution q
sr earliest convenience. The invitation says I'VE ca
sAov lou upwards Of seventy babies and all chldea
DEPENDENT upon US TOR their support - Accepted
REPORTS or COMMITTEES
xhc report o. the COMMITTEE einancs-In favor Of
eaocorencs with the other board in sppro sriating
$500 for imorsl for Capt Fitch and the officers OF
tne steamer Washington in consice aticn Of their gal
liant conduct in rescuing tie wrecked Of
ship winchester, was after rome debate laid oo the
Aldermen voorhis, Tucker and Blunt opposed the ap.
lscpIiation but in favor Of rendering vote Of
thsDls Alderman Howard spoke against the OF
sSpr0priAting the money viz $500 to Captain Fitch,
and $500, his officers. be wanted the sailors also no
tcsd by giving each medal Alderman Howard said he
In favor Of distributing toe one thousan, coi;,rs
equally among all who took any in saving the lives
q 'he las.engsrs on bos-d tbs ship Winchester; he
wanted the "stors' AZ well AZ the ofcsrs to ,eive
memerts f. en- tho corporation OF the city of New York
fer their gallant conduct that occasion. It the
says the recipients Of all the honors the presents and
eveYy distinction which enjoyed by the sailor
Me- h~rsore, would move that the ,ney be expended
- procure certificate silver medal to be presented
- the Sailors a. be the merchants had already
taken good care Of the officers
His motion was lost lhs matter was Raaliy laid on
TIE table.
IMPORTS CONQUERED IN.
10 place four buoys 10 the Waabout bay, East river
p ssS6rm tie contract Of Joseph Lynch for filling in
ese situated in Th,rs. ninth Fortieth streets TO
0 low and sunken lots bo lnded by Forty-secopd and
FeSty third streets, and sixth and Seventh
REPORIa
6sveral reports were referred back to committees.
COMMUNICATION
From tie Comprroller-S'a,ing that the PAvooia ave-
D1e ferry )essses would commerce to their boats
aater the lst May next The rent is $1,000 per
laid On tie table.
RESOLUTIONS
Dy Alderman LoRD--Ihst the heads of departments be
3seced to pay any charges Of inspectors work
~ the tame have been passed upon by tie Common
COupcil. Laid the table
The Beard adjourned 70 Monday.
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Boston NAVY YARD The United States ship John
Adams u bow at this port being fitted for sea- and will
% ready In very few days. Her officers have bsen
SsoeSed LEY are Captain Boutwell,, First Lieutenant
hee secord Lieutenant Lewis ~artori Third Lie ant
- french, and Four Lieutenant - MADDOX. Eight
% sne other officers have also reported themselves
rev VI reaoy Tor the Adams. corps of marines to
ms OF sevsnty five at present at he Navy
tne Naiy ON 'er sta ionsd there oeing Captain J.
eaDmsnd Of Colonel Dulsny. work upon the steam
Ssgaie goei rspd,~ ON, four hnniref men being
.Bostc1; CAroaiels
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1yIEyl NTa w4RD--t EGuLAa NOMINATIONS AT
IL meeting Of The National democratic Committee
the rty second district Of the Eleventh ward held
at A. Smiths, SSS zenith street the following pcrscas
were nom aied ard bsoted for, viz:--Ge,Tgs Elliott
end George Hill Mr.. Elliott re.evei four votes aod
Mr. bil one Mr. Elliott taeu declared duly elected
Conmittee-Henry Wolmsnn, John Lent, James Il.
Wheeler, Andrew smith, 6lson Rozeli
JOHN LENT, Chairman
ANDREW sMr1H, secretary.
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- Bluss lsS ssssllss< sos st Hairless, saa stor.sd
4sDs IN bisb spiytss, sbd eth eel rddsd Ter 20.
Psssis sxe Morrison Guard, 0sps WsekssshsS, SCOT
Osk ssss aasas' t1gst exoarsssn - staten Island
yssssSdsy Ibis coOpssy Dumosrs l20 muske's ono NJ
Re hTset cot ssussl, tss hryrst, anosg
car vsisrtesr cery Wheo sbes returned homs they
sAswed tASget hat spoe plainly 81 sA2p sho ting
49, the br If o. the deeo -Atea vh
valsshls " An oz.el eat hsn5 Attendance
BsDDer and *ooSo Guard, Capt Essecmey-r passed.
esl e6ss and gave excellent ssrenads their
turS from their annual trget excursion T1s peny
nHnssrr sc ensy mSsksts, and were accompanied by
Adhiss' bard
corpon Light Guard. Capt. ssbafer, went
eD ~ Turtle Bay Thu ~ forty eight
erd carried sixteen valuable prizes Nth them ine
bsuy IF men.
Brick Ia, eys Gnlro, on Wednesday went their
sesepd get escs-sion, and twenty vo prizes
wsro o0pfe,ded Tor John Brady comm Ands this com.
yssy. Who execlsn ssrsnSde thsir resura
ksBe
ibs Wells Light Gnsrd ras=asy made their third
9rual tsPet yeurssn turning a. ,ssets strong
3 u O4reisy commands this company, whase target
6sscstsd that the company was made up OF excellent
DaSs men
H. MI, e,msn Guard on Wednesday pwaded On their
aopusl isrgat excursion 10 Sta Dston satsn Isaod.
QApt f,ferts commands this compsn~, which nun 'ers
~ pu.be's. lbsy uais very crdtabls appearance Ia
The
The Ipdspspdert Union Iigh. Gasrds, Capt William
Jones' went their rst aEDosl sxcursi IN 70 Bulls
Very Wednesday They nuwbs-ed 40 mustets, made
ne appearance and contended for sixteen beautiful
pBiEs
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Kidiel's Gas Regulator saves twenty-five
per cent with better light


The Gas Regulator OF DIR. Kidier is in my opinon
most valoaoc instrument for regulating the Aow OF
to the burners that have 1t Is correct in
principle, and viii accom- sh nlraby the objects tor
which designed 1t viii insure great ste alincss in
the lights ard the pressure at the metre by this
mains, 1t viii enable the consumer to gain an equal
rmount OF light at smaller expenditure Cor gAs tbs
less II pressure under which the gas IN consumed the
greater Is the amount of II ght obtained.
CHAhLE5 ROOsE, Engineer NJ. Gas Lghs o.
Orders received at 262 Broadway.
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Shawls, 3hawIs.-J Just received, 100 Rich
French cashmere long. shawls, India pattern rsd wle
green, black blue aro orange enres and for sale at
$3ccost TO import 500 also brocha ling sha ss
from $12 to $2o quare do from 50 to S25 Bay state
and Scotch wool rhawls equally cheap
y. D. LEADBEATFR, (ate Leadbss.er Il Iee)
347 Broadway corner Leonard street.
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CN11ID STATES DISTRICT COURT Nos. to 10
OYER AND lERaJNER Criminal trials.
srrrEDE COURT: pecial Term The remainder o. the
calendar,
iprRHR 6oURr-- Circut-Nos 2078, 1853, 1877, 1880,
1865, 2l3s 2I5s 1865 1878 2O97 2472 1850 20l0 2O2
2177 2l77, 23tb, 1896, OIL 7c0 to 7l8, 72O to 723
SUPERIOR COURT two branches Mos. 172, 49, leo,
1896 l9s 2o4 222 223 224 1885, 227 228 232 to 2A9 25
to 256, ESQ, 200, 264 to 287,
COMMON PIKAs-Part Mos. 1922 1904 to 1906, 1903
to 1872, 1875, 1917 to 1922, 1926.
COMMON PIEAs-Part Mos 1921, 1865. 1881 to 1870
1879, 1875, 1878, 1885, 1851, l2S3 1877, 1922 1926
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INI6HTEENTH WARD-SEY1OUK 4 YiCfORY.-TaE
"a democratic republican electors Of the Eighteenth
ward requested to attend public citing 70 BIZ held
At Union HAIL. OF Twenty second street and Third
avenue Saturday evening October l. at o'cocs for
the purpose Of organizing ymour club8y order OF
the ward committee. JOHN Il. BRIGGS, Chairman.
MAURICE Alley, Secretaries
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CJxIH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr-Ar A MEEuNt

SJx1H CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.--Ar A NEE ING
- o. the ceiegAtes Of the Sixth Congressional dis-
trct comprising the Eeventh, Fifteenth ard Seven.
tenth wsrds), heo at Herma age hsl corner Of len
and Houston Streets the fth Gay Of October at half
past O'CLOCK pursuant TO The cali Of tho Democratic
fepub-sn General Committee, Hon. Thomss y. 1T.
Joi n, The seventes nth ward, selected npo
Jory Chairman, and John II. Eoughtirk aud John
Shady, Jr. Sec carries after which the contestod
seats from tie Fifteenth ward were disposed OF The
convention then organized permanently, By the selection
Of Fen. James Cooley Chairman, and ccecdcd 70
vote when, all the delegates being present and Hon.
John WiceI bavrg we'd every vote In the convsn
sion, hc was unanimously nominate by exclamation
The foioving solution was then unanimously adoptt
heaolsed, That In nominee for Congress (+on.
Fohn Wheeler) present 10 the electors OF the
tTict nan who, by bis past has secured the
cor 6oerce end esteem Of his c,neitueuts aud whose
whole past life Is aufcien, guarantee for the future
cfnnittee OF three Zone from cash vard) was then
appointed 70 roify Hon. John Wheeler Of his nonna
on sftr which " resolved TO publish tho proceed
rgs OF the convention In The Herald National Demo
crat YhTsupon The convention adjourned
JoHH sHBApY Jr,, ~'S'' Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

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