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GALE or VALUABLE LOTS IN THE CRY

- or RICHMOND, AND IN THE COUNTY or HsNRiC0
NEAR TO aAID CITY UNDER DECREE OF COURr D. vi,,n,
OF decree Of Court Of the City Richmond
cel March, lsCO in the ADAMS Administrator
against Cangton shall proceed tel a. Auction ON ,bs
premises In the order advertised MONDAY The Oh Ann
$500 st O'Clock ~ fair T. the next fair day
Ing valuable Real Estate, Of which the late John died
seized, viz
Cary street, between 9oh and f streets adjoining Towing
Conpanys office fronting ~ feet and running back 100
3D. lot fronting the North side or Masha street,
West Of shoekoe Greek, running 5sek ~ feet
street East Of shockoe Greek onnng back on h s22
4' b".s ,v o. ~ ~. ~ vi, 'oI Aeanls AHdlon'
running back 100 feet and bounded on the West By 14h
North ds Of Ponar street In said addition runnng bsck
9Th Two lots 10 r. In Dr. Jno Adams. Concord street
pan fronting together 81 feet the East side Of Concord
It'll Lots Nos % o. 25 in Dr. Jno Adams Concord street psn
fronting together the West line Of
ming back 100 feet and bounded the North By LoWnes
three last named lots bounded by h street the West
which has 'front.' Of about $50 feet and by Lown,s street
9th Part Of ditto, ditto, being triangular piece OF ground
Ing on the North line Of IOwnes street. which has front Of
aeoni 10 e run Ing back sharp point about 40 feet
10Th Lots Nos e. rs IN plan ofland bought Of Mette fronting
an average depth ofllO feet.
I'm Also lot No r. the said plan fronting IS feet inches
igh That valuable square No. TO- in Adams and Mosby plan
in Henreo bounded by lenabe Peasants Mosby snd Adam
streets having fronts the two former streets OF 800 feet and
| h- two latter streets 2s5 feet
l3h Immediately after the Of the foregoing square, and
The premises thereof will be Sold lot letter In the Of Marion
Ill., enrco containing about Of land now Guilt
waited in clover BY Mr.. Joseph !. Peasants
Pa;s OF the foregoing lots will be exhibited the hour Of sale
TERsEnough IN cash deray expenses sale balance
AT g. IL and Is months for negotiable notes. neres. added
actoy endorsed, ani title retained until all the purchase
shall be fully paid The sC0 paid by pureha
| GEO W. RANDOLPH. Admir-
mh26ds with the will Of Richard Adams deed
Will added sale following real estate belong
ing to the es.ate viz fronting feet on the
east line Of 18th street. runniug back about 100 A. seck
es line An undivided fourth part (beng INTEREST,"
| lot No lC, Craig plan, containing 81 acres.
| mL3l-tds GODDIN APPFRsON Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

II RANGED TENEhkNIs On 1HE EAST SIDE SECOND BF.
TWEEN MARSHALL ASD CLAY STREETS FOR SALE AT ARC.
TION-w sold Auction. the premises ON I'M RsD,y
the 9Th ofApr 1862 O'CLOCK NJ three Of thos. fouT nex
erected located above Each tenement contains
rooms besides closets coal and wood house Kitchen with Two
rooms supplied with and ~
only good materials but remarkably we'll and conye
nenily arranged The neghborhoOd excellent These ten
ents have been good tenants take effect st az Anil
at $50 per snnum payable quarterly They are now omen for
inspection by PEI disposed to purchase them
TERMs- Onefh cash. balance at G. and u months for ne
gotabe notes. interest added secured by deed or tIs re-
The Tor 1860 to be paid by the purchaSer
ml.O-tds GODDlN APPFR- Aur,s
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on THE SOUTH

Y EAST COKNEK OF CLtl MD bTI sTKEkIs At AUCTION.
The subscriber having purchased elsewhere will offer
public auction, upon the premises THURSDAY the 9Th day OF
April commencing at ~ O'Clock NJ his present Residence
Gated At the Southeast OF Clay and 9th Streets and
TO the Second Market
The improvements Dwelling containing rooms, closets
&c. The Lot fronts % feet aud back 100 feet wide alley
The premises he'd with and water The location Of this
property renders valuable dwelling business purpose
TTBMs-One sixth cash; the balance o. l2, IS -
months for negotiable notes, with Interest added
deed Possession gyeo Immediately. The purchaser pay
the taxes andinSurance for lsG0
JOHN o. sTEGAR.
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rrr Gas QruIIJN.-The consumers OF gas Ind
-.. To- expect tat the Council, at the last meet
s-- would have passed the ordnance rcju-
.. Hs price OF gas, but when IL wa5 cali
b., DE- Nils, The Chairman Of the Committee or
-- 3d. LI, objected 10 It's consideration, because De
Psi. discovered thlt the constitution account OF las'
..- s...! 90 the curcu; expense account exceeded
small amount tle gross receipts aud he wanted
% Tools into tle matter De- Mills Welded, and the
-a1,g s,s noe considered Il is our opinion that Mr.
mares ags-' should not have prevented the immt-
M al0pl01 OF the ordinance. We demonstrated con
.e.y .1 O. previous issue, that at the proposed re-
-.l.lJ, thc revenue OF lo0U-6l, would nearly, 10
-. together, Ohset the aggregate expenses OF the
r.- Jag che streets ANA public buildings, free
.... Brt 6, was enough tOl the Council 70 know
E ....I. ".' ilet e! g.s a.d been consumed IA TIE
-.s sc during the past line years. which, at - per
s- vagl aIy, cost the city $3.50 uuH bad the works
-.l J1 O. company. This sIaa b., been taken FROM
-.-,.'. ~ tst Consumer. OF Jos, and nov, when
-lsill o. made 10 relieve them OF portion OF this
s-s and unjust tax for tbs future, member Of the
-ll must desire time 20 consider. Suppose that only
red citizens should consent 10 use gas this year,
..i &c he equitable or honest TO require them 10 paw
-s ,Npeuses OF public illumination And It not fair
--e hundred is 10 inst 20 impose the burden upon
ls1t 0- two thousand Tue principle i the same.
a.,se The gas consumers tO have eve 90 this sub
ard their reiis are NOT respected, let them take
proper teps 90 assert and maintain IA .In, knowing
.ts, have 90 deal-uot with "sou.Ie,s corporation
fla their puiac servants.
81 one ct our recent articles on the subject u ga we
.'el t-l, the yi,'I o. the busbe OF coal consumed
ss ,, ls, year. tltn iH auy previous year 10 IS due
NL- frv that should state that this difference
great degree from tle unavoidable eIUOsJre OF Tie
. 20 che weather and i,5 consequent deterioration
-..arls5 that Ol,y a few barrels OF ro-iu were used
SITE works. h-t wear, while Formerly, several hundred
barrels annually consumed iu the generation Of gas.
A- sy complains %, the detcenty of storage room for
-1i ls last report So far the metres in private
-oses sss bills etc. are concerned, Mr.. Fry has no
e cl-o. over them than any other citizen, the To-
2e..or BEN wholly independent Of the Superintendent
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ExTR Isy ATc 7 Td SALE OF CA

4.
II MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN OF WELDON,
NORTH cAR0IINAI conformity with permission granted by
acts Of the Of Virginia and North Carolina the
In the Of Weldon proceed TO sell by and
Carolina. The property consists OF Canal miles long
mating the foot Of the the three
miles the one.fouh long which there Is
fall Of feet and around Eaton's falls With Canals will
sold all the lands the margin Of the same belonging TO the
Company with all privileges properties between
Of Castor and Weldon including Aqueducis Locks
and every other thing thereto sppeanlng T properly Is
value and Geld capital and enter
prise without superior Ia the Southern country There Is Fall
eighty feet and the volume River about
the passes the falls James River the
with Raleigh, and with Wilmington. 1t the
four Railroads connecting Richmond with Norfolk
ngy productive country An abundance Of grown
the neghborhood supply demands Of extensive cotton man
corn and the upper for Wheat which Weldon Is
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers Invited 10 examine this property and Mr.
will exhibit map OF the
sale will be onethd cash. months one
third month"; interest on deferred payments a.
required by the act OF the State Of n. @.
THoS McGEHEE, proxy Of the State Of North Carolina,
WIN H. CLARKE, proxy OF the State Of Virginia
WM H. WRSS0N, for the Stockholders de29-dtds
E4-The sale win be conducted BY
WIN. PANNILL, Auct'r,
Petersburg Va.
Who v any time furnish all necessary Information
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The Inaus ura,lon Of the Gay statue on the
SILKS SACRIFICED.

ELEGANT Dire 50 Or o DIS,
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN.
~ price, bringing tbsm Win reach Of
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i UMP PLASTER.-l6O tons landing from sehr J rnke
II from Eastport, for shelby - . ..,,,,,,,,r .
mis- SHIELDS a SOMhhNALLh
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A NEW PLEASURE.-We have always considered The
real yarnt Cologne Water the most modest and proper
LUXURY for our the other day we're tempted ~
ay bots. Of Rslle hgisf1a prepared by Messrs JOSH
BusNEt Co. Yield the palm the 'uect l. sal1tAry anu
perfume exquisite amer the application We leel As bland anu
bamy as morning We suggest 10 the Propfe9Fs 70
make Il they expect to supply the demand
F,r sale ty JAS 2. DUAL Druggist,
Cor Ma and
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- HaHs'NF
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
I59 Main street.
Are nov receiving sud opening their second supply Of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
NVANY OF have purchased a. the auction sales In
vi New York during past week which the prices were
lower than known before.
sPLENDiD SILKS
DRESS GO0NS
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLEs
EMBROIDERiss
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were lower me layers averaged about 81 so, ami tie
n X. 70 ~ T0-usual terms.
HAY The sAles embraced about 500 bales, at 7oc. q
76c., for shipment
Hogs Tho market was firm and active Sales re-
GENTLY made embraced about 800 800 bales crop Of 1890
al Soc &c., mainly for export and lots OF choice
with sales or old, 1851, '58 and 1859 81 I5c. 2oc
IaoS-Tne market continued firm, with salee or 200
300 tons Scotch pig At $22 so s22 49, months and al
$28 SIX months from store.
LINE was steady and in fair demand, with sales OF 500
at 81 10
MorAssxs steady, with sales Of obbng lots at 25c
CSC for cupa nuscoyadoes
NAVAL sIoREs Sales Of 200 bbs fprlls turpentine
were made al II nc in shipping ORDER aud 800 bbs hae
rosip al 50 20 per $50 lbs
ons-Crude, sperm and whale quiet and prices
unchanged Linseed was duh at 5Sc for American at
which price some 5000 gallons were sold.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market steady, with .
moderate demand, with sales 81 ATS bbls at SIS rs
us III y for new mess, and SI4 80 for prime Beef
steady and In fair demand sales OF $50 500 bbls
including country mess at So So, repacked at 80
~ 70, and extra do. 1T fll 81 co. Prime and
we're quiet and firm. Lard unchanged, while the
sales embraced eco bbs at ii 10. l2hc for new, and
i3bc for old Butter and cheese we're dull and the sup
plies good.
RIc1 Sales OF rs casks were made at Axe a4.c
SrGARs-The market WAS steady, with sales Of 900
700 hhds. Cuba muscovado mostly within the range Of
SIC. for fair 30 good refining goods and 6Zc.
ac ana some lots al 7Ac for grocery grades Included
In The sales leo hhds Porto Rico ut 64c and $50
hhds melado sold at 4,ac. Axe, Tho folio wing
are the quotations established to-day by Messrs r. l..
A. Stuart for their refined goodsBest quality loaf sugar
l0l4c best quality crushed sugar LOG circle crushed
sugar 95c., GRADUATED sugar oZc ground sugar 9xc.
refined white sugar A, $780, and refined yellow sugars
{, &C.
sExps The last sales OF clover embraced 300 400
bags and barrels at &c. a loo. Calcutta lnseed
heavy. The last GALES Of moment here and 10 arrive and
at Boston, ranged from 81 6S 81 TO-
WHsKBy was nrm, with sales OF AIS barrels at n &C.
a 2shc.
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Seventy ninth street
EoR EEoIsTKR, JAMES LynoH.-To THE DEMO-
crscy OF the city and county Of New York Fellow demo-
meeting 2, mary q ~ p.@Issn @ CITY
pss 20, sa @ 9s
.Sa sns s.,sss s K %
ss Ike Of Two ~ s asn
together certainly represent every section Of he democracy
S % s. 1
sSs q ss
possible y avoid comparisons that viii involve PERSONAL
public scrullny; and every member Of ms community
snsa ras s s."' q sSss ' spSs
nen,, Mt Brennan has been enjoying the position OF
thousand i've hundred dollars per snnam and has sn nnex
q 9as snSy = & @ VI es
prompted his nomination we know net unless 70 elect the
o any all con- the OF ibis city
ha. tspen The sulsges or The same party IS
MS been tested and each .s. proved hs Lynch . 3 The
pea, here can g 10 motive for ,ryns h.san
he election into The hands 9, parry which although ar
dem ocracy, and which motive Whatever political may
0sT ~ s ne sDs
be must his present position a. Police Jnsce
election ni ths vacancy until be 70, TO
spesisi rrsros pSe Of The Governor to appoint
Fs on Tie sy ' s
black republican Governor will by calling cotton give
once by q his The An.ecedens Of the GOV
With REGARD 70 this city think conclusive EVIL
Ice Justice Of district VIII sppon,ee Of tse
Governors Even admitting that those candidates Lyncn
his city present claim the preferences Lynch
DENY that his course nnt now has been one Of self
sacrifice iorhe with which be voluntarily Identifies him
sell Never has he sought positions bu those involving
expenditure of time, labor and How with Mr.
dipsy. He hssnever been out OF position that d no.
better than other that be could oetsi and bis
Stances he can Be considered, an ample remuneration
for his services Another motive, fellow democrats,
Ton 70 csm your votes for Jsmes Lynch is the following
twelve months the exercise of that sovereign
thought proper 70 elect that senenan to the ONCE Of Aims
hswe Governor. There was effort within the device of
~ tbs Nr Brennan, LETT uu,led de
feat hs election But the admirable of the had
him by large majority, despite the combined exerons OF
open and false adherers o. glorious democracy
higher Than you and from which yon have lately rnersd
many indgnies They make corrup, state LEGISLATURE undo
and give black republican Legislature the power Of
pointing ofces Thai should be ned by your free
who % nnJusty treated These however merely
We claim The ages Of the whole community on broader
principles for Of general interest Being de-
in tss ansiacstoa for the Office r. Eesssr rheSce re-
cures bnsness capabilities and habits These MR. Lynch has
neglect Workshop bis present ndependeu,
son the result Of his aided Industry aud talent The
purchased HTS eneues he have deny him those
Qualities and his numeron, friends are 10 Confident Of
cred By their b.ss efforts they win DO in having him
The rsu Register Of the city and county Of New York On
DANIEL GILLESPIE Chairman.
srI,n,s 4. prasr, Secretaries.
BIEcasR HOUSE, New York October Is, 1900,
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POSTAL DIRECTORY

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
rnn OF CLOSING AT THE NKw YORK oyYICs.
The Posi- once closss at half past O'Clock P. NJ,
stead OF seven heretofore.
Donnu ;. North-Arbany, Runals and Caaada. s r. n
North and West mail. A. NJ
Western mail via Erie RH. IS An and Sli i. H.
6outh and So. W. mall. IS A M. and AZ P. NJ
Eastern mail by Railroad :. IS AN. and p. NJ
by steamboat. .........4 r.
ovFDAy MAnS. On Sunday all mRls close NJ this ofscS
atlkPM
oA,IreRSA. BY steamship -, Monday. o..
The Overland NAH for California leaves 81
Louis every Monday and Thursday at A. H.
letters designed f., u sAsad be marked Over
BLAxA CIR The Overland Mall from Joseph Ho TO
Lake City, leaves St Joseph every Monday and
Thursday, ~ 8 A. NJ. Letters shouc 90 mArkea
"overAnd, Via ST. Joseph"
-. PAcIvn. By steamship -. - ThursAay %.
AAzAMA ISLANDS. On the after the arrival
nate CunSrd packet nj this port being nss a
month, the steamer Karnak viii BE- SespAi ed
with mails for the Bahama Islands 10 be landed
II Nassau. N. p.
EuRers BY Steamship Catads. from Boston.
close here on Tuesday, Oct. t6....Ia 81 p. n.
HAvAHA......By aieansr Habana, on Wednesday,
NArINxAs. By steam Matanzss Monday, Oct. g. Pm.
TIM or CLOSING AT rM LONDON OFFICE.
The Overland Mail Bombay closes in Iondsa
~ followss-via Axrseiss The ID and lash e
sch month Via southamptoa - Ne Hh sd
Nth
CALCUTTA. Sd lcA lAh sah, via Msrselles lth lzh
10Th, 9Th, Via SeuthAnptsn.
CHINA, Via hArsees The ISL and 36h vk Hssth
ampton sth and 18th
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-thLk0 Uo0f rrAfce nuu IN foya deIlAnas Win
,slss 81 aboa, 800 bbs % 81 90 for brands
sutherp hour IN rood demand and prices nrr the
ssles embraced seoos 5000 eehs cesLs .ithio The
rauge Of To above quotafions Rye hcur vas rather
esser, while salss moderate nkures uorn
res Va. vncharge5, vhie the sales embraced
ior primo red winter aud tte better qualities 81
amber hud white, while The lower grades cineed with
ltss animation ard booyarw Inc Transactions for The
Ssuiteru, 81 % VI 30 fcr fed and amber colorei
Western, "a. made 0gure Tor aT % board ship, At
1870 irtieht u s5asl a. ior good white onto ard
a,Afa N. u,iee price 90 board snip II ~ 10 freight
81 ~ 81 90 cT Nuwausts eigs, anG 81 20 81 81 Tor
thcsgO rrnrg Corn vAs FIRM ard n good ARMAND, with
SAILS a about 90 coo bcsnes az Tic Ike for western
nised, 9Th choice reporte1 ~ ~ With tat aad
f0t "a ye,v "a Tsc T5s Rye urn. sin sales Of
1000 hrshels Ncrh,rn ~ sic Barley In good re.
aue,t vih sa ~ ~ tf0 srahalg III Ia fr st.,e ana
sic sc Tor canafa East Oats we've SCARCE and 10
good csmar. u s. g. iar Wesseta and Canadian.
Em ~ RAe and 80 80 Marscsie0 ~ ittsc 14as0.,
ard 10 hasr = lkmfrgs ~ ls5sc
tcrros N. scrouuts regarding re afvenf Of ro~f ~
me sush 'mrarta nwrs uuoy AMY v ~ m.rSsi We
sales inoiea about Geo haes abnut coo q which
were sad 10 have becs sold Ia narstu. We quote
Fssicirs-ro Iverp,1l sbsn, rs oeo 20 COO bushels
grain engaged, including corn, bulk a. iia do
70 tbil'f bsss, Al Iisd wheat. IN snk, At i9d, and
~ ,bips bsss A. 1iAd 12f 600 bns Hour ~
81 40, Win sone ots re2ovied ~ "a 3D., While for
large ots 81 81 vas asked nv shiposners; 500 boxes
cheese ~ SOC aoo bales a. c"tcn al 40 and 30 half
bbls * lark NJ % each. To Iondoa IS COO bushels
wheat etgsfeo. 10 chips bags. At i31,d To GlV.
800 buttss wht.i, N saws bpEr. NJ fsest
10 Autw,rr e5 bbls. ssbes At SIS and $50 b1xes
ertrsct lcgscod at $40 per Ton measurement To
Hsmnuig, ny steamer SO balss hops a, Nc. pound,
ara 500 bales cotton al 2c To Havfe rates ~efe ia
cbsreed.
TrsH Tho market cas- arm ard the demand rood: tbe
~ dry cod isir % 60 90 IS for bank, ana
~ rs . ~ 3Tk iof Georges Msekefei ~e,e hrm: the
last sas ~ shore sde at ~ 80 % Tor NO q 30
$40 ~ Tor No 81 large No ~ere wanted At ~ kss
rort herring ceiling at "a, ana tmoked (boxes) A.
BOO tor fcsleo, and 22c Dc Tor No
Fhvn a pubic ss'e # ts~ Naiasa rssins was made
iodsy. The frpu wss tmal and thc prices obtained
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~ ,fouItsn,h Ward Young Mems Drnocrsi,c CENTRAL
heu a. 30 nrhnd street friday evening DcsDoer H.
me Glowing presmblr and resolutions werr aAopted
whereas The divisions Tag N Inc dan0rrnr marty a.
w present cay are such " be deeply feuored and
nhereas eoeiuoo Of ~ psfes who are opposed W no
r0pn o lhe paes rep ooncAn rantdnea Lincoln Ham
belt - @sA' ->''s4
Resolved That ths club heartily endorses the Union eecs
Ackrt and We pledge II cordial sup Tort
Resolved, hat We concur IN tho nominations made ii Nc
Fart Hall fos city and oces earnesy hope D.,
ues e. viii be tIum ptantiy elected.
kesoved That in james lynch, the fenocrac candidate
for Register have well qualified hi posA
With credit 10 himself and the party and ntting
the black republican legislature OF las winter viii
honorable his election.
Resolved That support the mozart nominee for Congress
James Kerrtgan and famue r. Webster for Assembly Of
the fixth Assembly district.
Besoved his club hs In with delight the nomination OF
Vim. kcCauley for mby, of the Fourth Assembly dis
trct and would eud him thorough Mozart man
the citizens Of the district for their srhrages
Resolved That this club body participate In the Union
Joas j DEISrcn, 4 .S-.,-,. VIZ MccAULEy Pres'l
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POLITICAL.

Forty second street. between Forty and Forty eighth
Bfreota
Ninth distric SIDE OF Eleventh avenue. betwoe
and Forty ninth Streets about nifty ieet norm OIL
Farty EIGHTH street lleventh avenue !.
Tenth dsct 40 Enth avenue twenty 20 Feet norm OF
Fs,tieth street. on ives, side Of Ninth avenue -.
Eyenth DISTRICT at 695Nirh avenue between fmy sc 20 q
and fy streets twenty feet south Of Fifty third street,
weit side OF Ninth avenue.
Twelfth district aide Of Seventh avenue, twenty I'VE
ie.i south Of fty seventh street between Fifty sixth and
Fifty sesenth ,tre.ia
Thirteenth dsuict the side Of Brosdwsy bstseeu
y ioh and sxts th Streets at The house OF Jonn ses
selmer
Fourteenth district souheass corner OF Tenth and
kesenly ninth street
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AME The market wss unchanged, while sales
confined ~ 20 . 80 bbls.
BREApsrusYs --rour--rbe market nvm and the
advance ~ saturday sustained while sales reached
about 10 COO obls closing within the following range Of
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DNl WARD pvxecRkTfr UNION ctrs tr 4
- lArfe sud enthusiastic mest0rF. hss he Rsnbss
Tnsl ~ srnAsy evening Dc. - NE ooinx wer.
6as elected --Pr,sdsr Jsmea syes. Nlcs freaiArnt. n
h ~ Waller 1u1 CO, a. N locsv1ssi. BsDsnneN
fertetarss JFuer sunixan. james khsrifen sr~f a..
rtittrE The cnwmess The meeting ~ yrnAa N
Ne. ID TIE wednesday evening the isth a.
~ fts ocfek
I'D WARD REGULATORS, ATTEsTToN t-raE MEM.
80 the Cluh uuuhed meeting On Ives.
cay cy,rnr Dc. 10 AFR. w., W be bed 10 u eenwiaa
street New Ntfk. ~ oder
MICHAEL kocAxs. Chairman.
y Tsa''s l fs.ns; ,secreisie,,
I'm WARD woRRIsg MrN's INDEPENDENT CHA
- he vesflg mesunr ~ Ae tlun Wl b. belf Al No 4
errsfd street On 1ufsdag, October 10 oclock An
lrt wUfins mn are respectfully invited - au.td ~
der HARM IN Preatseni
". o'Bkus. Vice President
I'm WARD -IBE MEMBERS or TIE DEMOCRATIC
neuuhrctn Vsrd Committee % the y
lusaeN 1, attend fefrlAr meeting Tu-ssv evening, Oct
~ l:"e rtT osok ~ the Eas Brosdvay House. 81
rae street aud tssi Broadway. - -.
Josyru .. Hottpinor. secres.rv
STB .tsKsRLY DItTRrCr -THE MEsPERs 0r ms
- fscple's MIN democratic AS cscn q ne shove IN
icis rfqnssier 10 vrscik neetTF s svening
Uuesfs 81 ~ mon Han, t29 crare siye.. y, orner
JOHN II. rRR1s Preadtrt
w. W., hT, sr,,. {sea..re.
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NfHF CHFnENT1AIS or TIE FOLLOWING GENTLE.
having been approved they viii meet thi. evening
~ ~ ooost II th. 81 the National Democratic
rlrsr wan. rwElTrH wAsp
III. y. GRADY Nv. j. k0by.
2-Nchos, Diuond. 2-w. Henry
> Michael napln s-Thaddeus M0tt
stcosp van. TninrsEsrn
II French ~. ~. Tracy.
= >. IAthy. III y Layton.
s-w y P.f-nua jas n f1yn.
rAInp gousnsrIH WARD
l-Tbcs Monroe John Burhe
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