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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27
TO FOR THE HOL DAY VS.!
SEVENTH STREET FOREVER.
FUN FOR THE CHILDRENt
PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR ALL AGKsi
CHRISTIAN RUPERT,

We have enlarged, improved, remodeled, and
renovateG ouI estahisnnleht, SO tna. IL now ls ~
Variety store In the city. With persOnol care and
attention we have carefully selected our great stock
sell CHEAP. We beg every lady TO call and see
for themselves, as 1t is impossible to enUmerate all
kind tn be fouf in a we'll conducted Toy, Fancy,
China, WoOen, and general variety and assortms Mt
Store.
All kinds of the most tasteful EN- BR OIDERED
WORK, KNIT TING and DRAWINGS promptly
executed TO order by
MRS. RUPERT,
522 Seventh st 522 Seventh st., 522 Seventh st.
de IL 2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

SPANISH NERINo SHEEP.
The subscriber is breeding the best of SPANISH
MEklNO SHEEP, and sells as low es auy first
Glass breeder in Vermont. Send for printed price
list. Address GEORGE CAMPBELC,
de l9- DlvWly West Westminster, Vermont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

ITO demand for Domestic Goods has been moder-
.a la,os the mast week and no concessions in prices
have been made except in heavy export Drills, winch
have been sold at SEC These goods have declined III
consequence of the bad reports from the China market
il being stated that at Hong Kong the highest Offers
made are &c. T. yard. This has completely stopped
the shipment and the goods contracted Tor remain ID
the hands of he clippers, waiting for more favorable
pews in January when it is hoped the Disturbances IN
be con, t,v NAV eease 10 tie mean time the demand
from the South American markets continues good, ana
the home consumption is large and we have no aouot
but that present prices will be maintained Some
iIs hitherto engaged on this fabric have changed the
n,oduc,ion of their looms TO more remunerstVe syes
II this diversion is general, no important Stocks VIII
bs seen the first of the year. The unexpected aud con-
timed advance in the cotton market is quite serious
matter W itb the manufacturers OF heavy goods Inc
Increased cost Of production within the last sixty days
hos been nearly &C. yard from this cause alone ana
Il IL idle 10 continue the production OF Drills, unesS
CORE spending advance rs responded 10 IN Inc nsnu'
& p,ed goods. After careful survey Of the Market
WE find yery few styles Of Cotton goods IN overst9ch
ard relatively less than at any corresponding perod'
The sales Of Printing Cloths confined chiefly 10 VoA
Goa and Gis-the lower counts being dull The age Oh
II, ams and chromes which involved the use OF this
t,le has passed away. The consumer has found tna'
il ia much more profitable to use the fast rather tnau
the fugitive colors and therefore we would advise all
parties 10 ncreafe their sleys if their goods are below
co in the warp. Woolen goods have sold remarkably
well for the past few weeks particularly the beet
styles Ct fancy eassimeres aud the common style OF
,a cts Other styles with lsss care besto we'd in the
manufacture, have been lefs rsmuneranve to the ZAP
ricaDt.
We amt, our u.usl .uuusry Of the exports Of DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
pO,pD OP cOUNCU.VFN

There wss a full attendance st the meeting of the
Board last evening.
Tie Controller sent in a communication in reply 10
the solution adopted at the las. meeting, requesting
him 10 state what ferry rents are now due and unpaid
The Controller submits the following statement Of the
gum due:
npe months rent rom Now 1853 70 Aug l. Loo. sis,75O
Tbe s1reties Of this lease Abraham Meserole and
From the le..ees Of G,andstreet Ferry BrookynE.
D. nine months, from Nov. l, 1852 to Aug. lsSo il2N
'iGa S;S1 p sPi 'S; ;%: =
bond appears 70 have Se.s . ,oD
street Ferry from May 1860, TO Aug ], l86O...... $50
(spreiiss-J l. Brown ana Henry Ms.hewsl
The Controller states that these accounts except the
one against Mr. Wilson, were roma weeks ago sent to
the Council to the CORPORATE n for collection, but he
did not deem it necessary TO take coercve measures
against Mr.. Wilson, biz rent was regularly though
not promptly paid on quarier days.
The paper was ordered to be printed
The Board concur ed TO receive that part of the
luton adopted Oct. -, taking away the Supreme
Court General Term room, and giving to the Supe.
rior Court thereby permitting the Sdpreme Court
GeDers Term 10 retain IT.
The Board CONQUERED TO convey TO the Hebrew Be-
nevolent Society for nominal sum the plot Oh ground
corer of Seventy street aud Third avenue, to
be used for the purpose Of erecting thereon an asylum
for Hebrew orphans, and half orphans, and INDECENT
children.
In the course of the debate on the above subject Mr.
LENT stated that he in favor OF encouraging this
az well az airy other benevolent Society," but he had
beard that the persons interested in the passage
of this resolution had guaranteed hs votes OF the He
brew population to the Democrats at the next election
who would vote for it,
Mr.. DECKER said he had good authority for stating
there was not particle of truth to stain the charge
Mr. SHAW observed that he would scorn to receive
vote in his favor under the circumsar ces alleged and
in bis bebtl and in that of the ot5er Democrats Of
the Board he repudated the charge as malicious and
mtruihlul.
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
THURSDAY. Oct. 25-r. N.

The stock market rallied to moderate extent this
,no,nino and prices were from 10 II cent higher
dnying the sessirn closing at The adjournment quite
steady. The low prices of yesterday attracted some
orders into the street both for cash and time stock
and the bidding was quite lively The business OF the
sessop YVES very large, and the market took an un-
nsnsl amount of stock In some instances the shorts
ers also BUYERS but as orders were hlleo, the
eforts TO check the rally were very determined ana
vigorous Between the sessions prices fell on NUE.
and at the Second Board with active business, the
ouotatiops were marked down from TO e cent De-
Ey the closing igures Of the morning. Ihe hammer
ing on the part of the bears was inces'ant, ana
evident that the political dodge TO be played against
the market until it ceases 10 be an available argument
great many weak contracts have been forced %
stlemept thin tie last three four days, ana the
Anrry caused by this shifting Of stock has had an I'M
cor,snt influence in u1settlng prices. 1t is fact
,ortbv Of notice however, that during tnis roie-
ulous panic but little stock has come INTO
,ba stIeet Operators for the decline nave
soh IN any way the market would take s"ck' fe,yius
,ro, Tho chance of borrowing for delivery and the
il that for several descriptions there Ii an
uppsnsI scarcity The deliveries Of Hudson River es-
pecislly, have been made with difieulty' Inc naA''
winds Cd for the day with unsettled feehng ana
disposition al the street 10 marx ior lower
prices Not an item bearing upon theprospery Oh the
country-f1ancial or commercial is for the time per
United TO have any influence, and but single ldea
seems 10 be entertained viz that the country Is upon
The verge Of dissolution -because the people choose 10
elec. President in the usual way. the new Fecera
loan is meantime firm at l0 and the resales have been
quite large TIE coting prices were for Virginia Is,
S9 s9l; Missouri Go, 76i a76ii Canton Co., II 49,
Pacific Mail, 92z493i New-York Central Railroad,
s9g as25 Erie 81 49, Hudson River 81 GjS Har-
lon Railroad, 17al7l; Harlem Preferred, i3QI3l;
Pleading 4ia419; Michigan Central, 2ia63; Mich
iosn Southern and Northern Indiana, Hlal7f Mich
ison su,be,n GusI snteed, 49, a TO- Panama lila
ISII. Illinois Central ~ a7jj Galena and Chicago
pairoad 7Ila7lf; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
1I1s5, Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 6il S6i3i
Cbicsgo. burlington and Quiucy Railroad S'8Sl!i
Inn.is Central Re, 95 95l
The forej0n ez change market Is nominhiy tue Sans
.. Ia., ,sposted, without much business.
In Freiahts rates are frmsr. 10 L'erpooi: o ooo
Lss. cot,ep al "a 1900 boxes Cheese at 4''i 'ooO
MI EIor, a, 81. 81; sc 900 bush. Whoa a. ~
,9;d.. IN .sy,; $1,000 busb. Corn a. i'i~'Eo !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

.
The Board Of Aldermen mel ast evening, VIC ~
dent, Mr.. PECK, in the chair. oao,,.d
Mr.. OwYs offered resolution which was aaoP'0u,
directing the Croton Aqueduct Board TO present III
their pext quarterly report statement, 70 DC ePa.
and certified BY The Water Registrar showing me nun
Der of renters If Croon water in each Ward the nun
Der of books of account kept in his bureau tne "H'
of keepr the same and Of conducDg the busness Oh
said buresu what returns or reports are nane ano
whom; the names and compensation OF the ofncer ana
clerks in said bureau, and the duties performed oy tnem
respectively.
Tie contract for removing Coenties Reef by the
New-YoIk Submarine Engineering Company tor
1894 confirmed
A resolution presented by Mr.. TUouEY for r2's-
ing the sasIes Of the general clerks in thu SIR D.
patment After considerable d'bae, and the oiirrng
Of reveal amendments, the President announced
that the subject could not be stld 3D. and it was aid
over under The rule. Mr.. STARR believed that gsnle.
men quired increase of GALAXY 10 meet the assess.
ments Of the Tammany Hall aud othsr wings Of the
Democracy.
A resolution was adopted directing the sTe,t Com
missioner to advertise for proposals aud sner into
contract for the completion Of the enlargement ot the
BATTERY in acc rdqnce ith tho specf lons contained
IN an alleged contract therefor, dated Nov. 20 1852
with Henry Conkin.
An orJipance providing for steam fire-sngnes was
adopted 10 provides that each company dong duty
with steam ireepgine shall De denominsted respect
iyey by the name and number they now hold, the en-
CINE TO be placed duty at fires IN the same maoper
az other apparatus under the direction OF Chet or
an Assistant EDgineer that each company; DONG
duty with steam fire-eDgine, shall De entued 70
complement of 30 men; that there shall be one En-
ojueer 10 each steam re-epgine, sad Engineer TO be
recon mended by certificate OF five practical ma
ctinists 20 be nominated by the company ana con-
firmed by the Board Of Epgineers-each En9neer TO
receive salary of $500, their duties TO be defined by
their respective companies.
After considerable routine business the Board adj
iourned 70 Monday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

HumAEI1Y At SEA.-Cspt. Brown of the brig Rain
bow of New Haven from Turks Island for New
Haven, reports 22d inst. spoke schooner E. H. Conk-
ling of Brooklyn, Bogart, master. Being short OF
provisions we lowered boat to board her, when the
f. H. c. ret her ga tops as to avoid the boat but the
wind being light did not succeed. Capt B'gsrt re-
fused at frat 10 part with any of the stores but was
eventually prevailed on to sell Is pounds Of i.ur for
ST. Aherward spoke schooner McRas OF Boston, from
Philadelphia for Boston, who very generously fur
nished " hat was wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoN-Ocr 25-Before Justices
KELLY, STESRs, and WEIGH.

JITVp snd Sssrr 6n.S Is pai Meta BECK
man assault and battery fined paid Mary Brady, assault
and battery PEI nay two months Mary Go ns two ehs5
and battery City Prison twenty days. Bridget McAndew as'
au battery fined rs paid James Quinn assault aud bat
ery fined psd Robert Scott assault and battery hne
so paid VIM Wilson assault and battery Judgment suspend
The of Henry NJ True charge Of assault aud batsI
upon the complaint Walter Gorham occupied the attention Oh
the Court several honrs Gohsm testified that he was passing
up that True out his store and called
him He turned back when True who had stepped into MS
store again out and joined him Some words
words passed con- enng old trouble, when Gorhs told him
that be did awsy be would call an Object Irue $40 ne
would BE- and forthwith struck him over the head with
an iron g rurns bin seriously lie also BACKED his eyes
Witness caught True by Il thro when the sier sgAn su
him ever the head producing altogether hSe distinct wounds
The sentenced Mr. True to two months impeachment In
the Peni ebtisry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

NJ. ,,.t, "a, TIRE puposs q set mitiins the said pre-
,o..S ,,ss,5.'e,t TO the people Of the Stste-
Ia p-. ~ ~ StaEf Of Tc Yoyt TrsltoS "a eepat< a,i
'T A,,onbly. 90 enact a. Je.Lsr,
sKcTter The inspectors 81 each poll III RE several towns
"a az mi, aie the general election fc Governor 70
ar he NTH day Of November, thousand eight han-
a md ,xy ride boz 10 receive the ballots Of the
S.ns Of t State in reatcn 10 the ssd proposed amend
,ent ,.d sseh may present balt which shah be
st.n or printed partly written partly printed Of the
fswins forms namely For the proposed amend nent in
h,,o 10 suffrage Sssiat the proposed amendment in
htios 70 ufsge" The sd ballots shall be ndorsed PRO
POSED amendment in Tslaton 10 suffrage end folded
eoDoe the contents Of the ballot and expose endorsement
al the citizens Of this 81 entitled vote for Member q
Assembly in their respective dc shall be entitled
election n TIE several districts in which they reside
sl After finally closing The Polls Of such election the In
spctoIR sha count s1d cenvasbe ballots given relation
sid proposed amendment In the they
qued BY aS 10 those given for adtheeupor
shall set down IN with and In words full length the whole
vhoe nnmbeT given against the proposed amendment" and
h certify and subscribe the and copies thereof T.
D. made eeTt1ed and delivered prescribed by sN In respect
70 the Of votes given election for Governor
The votes shall be canvassed by the Board OF
County thereof shall be made cer
the canvassng Of given Governors and cert
hed eops Of the shall be made and transmitted by The
County CeTks vey In the manner prescribed by law In
the election for Goveor The Board OF State Can
prescribed by In respect TO the election Of Governor sud
in ke shs make and HE certificate Of The result OF
ch which han be recorded by the Secretary Of state
and published by him.
This ast shall take ehe<t immediately.
without delay deliver copies Of the above notice
You're respectfully d. r. FLOYD JONES,
sn9 lswtok Secretary OF State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

Same dsy ip '59.63 $40 1884 7T78 5,6Si 1848 1929
lar ltoct IS 42OOf5 947 463 $50 24 3 az g5 32ln
same l56 5129649 44i92s S45 S55 pso8 2OA
We notice greater ease in the Money market, with
out much change in rates. Call loans may be quoted
from q cent to 7, with exceptional transactions at
lower rate First class common home acceptances, six
months to run, are readily passed at 81 to = cant,
Singename paper is still held at to y cent, a.
cordng the character of the paper aud date of ma
tuIiiy The Clearing. House exchanges this morning
were $50 476 SOS o. and the balance 81 Jog, 235 81.
Annexed lie the statement Of the New-Orleans Banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

Warden and tie alleged neent ,ort5es OF The same PER
sob" &C. They also cain 20 Be naeeted 70 he peo1s le-
which has In extraordinary m.rne' drawn tae" % INC
jeci,D &c.
with tbpknne The nsh appreciation eylcei oy ine s;n,no
the Police Justices In h edin! the inponance g sn
Nsdens Informal communication referred 20" acd suSsso
they have given the Copssonsrs OF Pablo Chsnes
81 humanity spd they free u acsro ledge TIE
mplimert paid him ia tk0s making his verbal s.enen the
ce basis Of investsaon aud reform There ncass
doubt which require before which has
been allowed 80 oig sumbeY 3sgace be wisely. hrm
w. end khfUy sdnis;sred but Is to- ss u take
for the nS and there shall b. nothing wanted
y,tem the law allows which win render the ea.. assso n
an honest of the Courts for the proper treat nen u offend
''' 0' '"' P' s. DRAPER, Presdsnt)
i "a s sniGGfHidLsoy. ''a'""''''e"
Of the report wa, ordered to be sent % The s7do
Police Ma gistI a.es. -,
TIE weekly statement is az follows:
Number remaining Oct H. itto...'''''''."' as -
Admitted since Eoio
Total. ...,.,........''''...'';;;. s@
Died. ...'''''''''''''' ''.'''''''''.'l s
Sent 70 blsckwells Islsnd............., G
Sent to State Prison. .........'......''' - 1'"'
Number remaining Oct 20, lSso...,.;... 7,et1
Bellevue Ho,p3tsl. AS 9oorth District Pd.cn....
Lunatic Asylum 10 - ana hospnA, On "e ,oe
Ssnen,,sry So Island Hosp lts rom Xms
Work House ............i27l House.
Small Pox HospI,aL..... u Coored Home 31S
Randaps Island ... ss3 Colored Orphan Asylum. lee
Rsndaps Island Hospital. 2ss Chdren at Nurse.
City Prison .............. 284 City Cemetery
Second District Prison ... %
Third District Prson..... let Total Eo4s
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER &c. 1860

dc. Of oeess straw bail a. n vas called BY tbs B0. vs. -
that hsd TO be Of uncommJD occurense innuno
cover ihs ssd and be called special enon Of the of Ia
Jury 10 this subject
The Grand Jary then retired for consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
COURT CALENDAR-fHIs DAY

SUPREME Court - CIRCUIT - Part IT, Short
caue, 1886 5s49 1853 5S5s 52Ts sSs S2a 4igs ~
$50 its 5s8 S4a 5sl7 3O9l 52T9 SAT- 52}s 4l 458o,
27i ssl7 $3.50 4454 442l 526s 1862 lt 1851 2SO $3.50
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERa.-No new cases
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM.-Adourned for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

The Rev. Mr.. Milburn viii deliver his popular lee.
tine on What Blind Man sas in England, o. the
Banson.place NJ. E. Church, Brooklyn, this evening
at "A o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

Chauncey Shsffer, esq., will address meeting Of
Republicans at Millers Hotel, at East NeNYo,k, THE
evening at u O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

GREESPorYT REPUBLrcAss.-Gr eerpoins Wigeau
was crowded to overfowing on Wednesday evening,
to lsent TO the Hon. John Covods Of Pennsylvania. The
Wide.Awakes walked up the people with their
"pocket-pece," and vast crowd assembled 3, ses
and hear the Chairman of the Investigating Committee.
Mr. N. Stesrn, President Of the Ward Club, intro
duced Mr. Covode, Who ,ugh be had already spoken
several hours to Of people the great barbecue
in Brushville, delivered most effective and telling 3D.
dress ef nearly two hours. Tnose who hsten 70 his
plain statement Of facts can hardly vote Fusion
Dry Goods and Calico ticket, which, if suc,essfc can
only advance the interest of Joe Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

n...1 80 Gl11m Is sa2.i6lO al5.55s %

The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various Banks and also the
Gums due to distant Banks the latter being comprised
l., .l.0 .ahle Of dannsts "a shoHn ABOVE;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
Total. ........................salS. 81

We learn, uuoffciaIy, that the tbrd weeks earnings
in October, on the Cbi:sgo, Burlington aud Quincy
road show gain of sl7 600, AID the Rock Island
$4,000. The October earnings of the Milwaukee aud
Mississippi Railroad promise to reach $l65 O0O which
is NEARLY double those Of October 1859. Toe Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Company, j. is reported, have
declared dividend of 2 cent. The Company will
lave fair surplus after paying the dividend.
TIE traffic of the Grand Trunk Railway of Causda
for the week ending the 18th inst. was as follows:
Passengers bZ69ol o.
Malls and %0'o VI
Weti ending Oct Is, miles,. b)O3l 40
increase 90 miles,. S21 882 %
Total traffic from July 1860 to date. 8StN3 9s
for the period last year Id6'O ~
The Grain deliveries inChicago on the 22d, were as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

CHERIFF's OFFICE, City and County of Nen-
~ Yo,k 1 hereby certify the above copy ofthe
original notice received By this day. from the SECRETARY
Stata-August 9. 1860. JOHN KELLY,
Sheriff Of tie City and County of New-York.
EStsct rom Chapter $50 Laws Of 1880 a. The Sheriff
CIs Of the CouIy Of NewYors who ,ba receive notice
election .ha without delay deliver copy Of such notice
te Board Of Supssors o. said county aud Supervisor
sud county be sha also copy Of such police be pub
shed once in each week until the election therein specified
snoo newspapers In said COUNTY not exceeding fifteen In number
having the Ia ge circulation IN the city and the county.
Pnran to the above extract propetoTs 6 sspspeTs
Bothsd not 10 ose this advertisement unless duly auth ozed
JOHN KELLY,
Sheriff Of TIRE City and County OF New. Yorh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

talk. acd $50 'urs Copper 81 lie 60. 10 L,SS'n;
coo tust. Whcs' q, 1870, 10 bEgs 500 ebis Flour
q Seed. AID 100 bales Hops at ID To Bremen: 300
5alse Tobacco st 25s, 200 bbs. Saoe Psgs a. 80 Oh
big Of Is OnO hush capacity to Cork and IN Ikei,
with Wheat at Id. il bulk vessel Of Isl suns, from
Bargs TO Jsmsica and back t, NewYork, for 81, 40
A big Of 80 TONS, to the North Side Of Cuba and
bsck, on private tsrmp. A brig Of l67 TINS, from
Jacksonville to North Side Of Cuba and back on pr
vate ,erms. A vessel Of 200 tuns, from Wilniogton
10 Curacao, ont with Lumber at si3 30 1000 feet
and ba k from the Sorth Side of Cdba on private
term,; and vessel Of $50 tuns, out to Cstte, with
Slaves private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Total Re
eeipse 1921 S95 32-for Customs ts7 900; total pay
ments, s2lG s3l 92 total balance, $i,6il, fs %.
The esIniDgs Of the illinois Central R'ilroa for the
third week of October were:
Third week, 1867. lsinSl
Third week, 1859. "',~9 VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26

No FUsIos OF THE DEMocRAcY.-The Democracy
are wider apart than ever Oh the Congressional AMI
local tickets Some days since the Hon. s. S. Powell,
the nomii ee for CoDgrefs of the Breckinrdge party
withdrew fro IN the canyass-or rather sobmit ted biz
claims to COMMITTEES Of forty sertemsn, who with
drew him. The party which placed him 10 nonias'ion
were indignant, bu. after calmly considering the ma:
ter concluded abide by the result if the Union can
dda'e for Sheriff was withdra vn, thus leaving the
BIeekirri6ge candidate. Mr. McNanee alone in tbs
field. To this the Regular would not consent
they wanted ALL and the Nationals, or Brsckinrig-
els. calling their General Committee together, filed
up the gap in Il cir ticket by nominating Dr. Janse Ii.
Huichns for Congress DIR. Hatchins formerly served
tie unity as State Senator. He is prominent oo6
tician and an Influential citizen. The Brooklyn 1imes
gays he was the chief competitor of Mayor Powell for
the nomination and nothing but the fact Of the latter
holding the chief executive Office of the city t1rDed the
scale.