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CHARTER.

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I NITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LouIsIANA-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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In PIE a n mat this twenyseyenth day of Augnst
OF onr Lord one Thousand etgh hundred and sixty
Tue before aphonse Barnett notary public,
dn @ [ e pSISh d Orleans state e. Louisiana aforesaid
the parties , whose berepno subscribed Who
t@ss Of the state q Louisiana relative the Organization Of
and do by the presents tney nave @ @ 4na mg5eea'
aud those whom they represent to form themselves into and
der the spuatons ana rsgaiao6s ooWiagg I anu III"
ARTICLE FIRST
The name and title Of said Company shall be the MARINE
y wbic Il IL ii 95F t6 19Hp MpMP ANY OF ALGIkRS.
aongle Y hereby established at Algies this parish
IT, sRi l egs h 3r years from the date hereof pness
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nature Of the business ia a S 9 ana the
examining and epaE @ Of Rvar p I p9eE T Re build
The President Of the aforesaid C6anop sba Ia n, 6
@bsR p the s9 s SnsSs 70 fe a"n m and ether legal process
yays 4&l%ic1E % THIRD .,....a l, s
TEE be- e9Pt9l ioS Of sgd Company shall be SIXTY THOU
funded Pdaa5 Ssr Syaf9 nyndFsd m Shares o One
Of One HGndsd Thousand Dollars by maolity Of ali
stock paid he time of ssniSSg s Sc' Sct and d
wsaty Days after three days notice in writing The said
Thry.Hye TltousSnd bcaTs m S a @ b @ @ ~ e tal g o.
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The r,oo,r.r,, J.. ,,5 ~ ,,..,., r,
said cCmbSy h% be conSed to bs I s ta om 9
bn! bng aha the Fmanc Affairs 70 Board Of Five Directors
S9Rints 55 ,t osss SReS Directors o1 Rai
TIE first Board Of Directors S be- g ce@pesqG Of 6s 81
+ eTayi IL Sar ii Y 3Ii Se4ges, Z, 4 b4nYef ":
S snTI ar ss Ta M9na9 Of My 1877 Or upt their sue
be elected Oh lie irs Mday n M Ma X sadt % tIa
yar or 1n II ei NJ sq a bnal sefNe 9r % one
Bord Shall ppont two Stockholders act as inspectors at
ARTICLE FIFTH.
At a. ~ sIsGSn 5 a. end meetings 9 the Stockholders each
eiGt snare % stock w renresents but no stock
him o them within ninety days prior to such ELECTIONS and
.nr,cr,v s,vrt T5
. i'eNA s'Ait
one Of thsir number to 10 Pr5sdsnt Of sad Horpy VIZ
VOTE 1t ali its deibereaps AKA ~ % HI @ sgdenees
eontrgcts q .e Copany ceEcats Of stoc shai -
time his election did during t continuance ID 5ies hold
Company " ~ asSs ven 'aFeS q 'he Sock q SAG
Tbs s,id Ro,rd ,,u h.,a ,,ouar -. 49,.
guidance Of W o6 i @ any, uTer 70 ana Se @ nSa~s 1or me
he s MONEY H fs m M & p e. ea ma for efeyn and
s dny a. eanre aod dI g cor g ~ sps 81
AZ, aa95nis q from time 10 time determined upon BY
tpr,c,v p,o,r,,
J. O Mclean and i " tiar,rd ,re toret, o.i.toa ,
appointed managers o ad Dry Dock and Ship Yard and F.
aid ss5 be iofe&n et tSe sas Ne Ths @
bnchse X s ePa: l m Bs n aag @ s f. pas 3 al
III T%niatn Ill "rr m ~ ~, % ~ I iIu plet lu ~
the beeft g tia sf9ck min tSe eYnitetipn F tt
Charter uies cause own by Of thirds
that pHrpos7 Thesa Managers shall iii 6er for
money og the Treasurer r the Of the Dock and Yard
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STATE OF LOUISIANA 1
PARISH o. ORLEANS, CRY OF ERw ORLEANS
Sworn subscribed before me- this 10Th day Of March
1866. EDMOND MEUN1ER,
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish of Oreans
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FoR 80 Ell DRUGGISTS EyERYwHERE.
A yRR,s PILLs. q Es,s PILLS


Areyou sick feeble and complaning2 you order
with your system deranged and your feelings Uncomfortable?
nptenls are often the prelude serious Illness Some
t l creeping and should be avertedoy
lss Of tbs rtsht femedy Take Ayers pills, and
cleanse dtthe dsordered humors purify the blood sndlet
nid move structed health again. They stu-
Late the functions Of the body into vigorous activity purify
system from the ebstruetnns which make disease cold
settles somewheTe in the body and deranges unc
ions These If relieved react upon henselyesnd the
producing general agrayaton suffering
andsee how directly they restore the natural action of the
tenn and With it the buyant feeling afhealth again What Is
trne and s0apperent In this trivial complaint is
We true o deep seated and disempers
ractons and the natural functions Of
body they are and many Them surely cued by the
same means None vino know the vrtae OF these Pills will
neglect employ tem when suffering from TIRE disorders they
such Headache, Foul Stomach Dysentery Bilious
e9mpsnts Indgesion psrangsmento of the Liver ,egtive
and Suppression, when taken in large doses.
TREY eeated that the most sensitive take
them easily aud they surely the best purga7e medicine
Jet discovered
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-14
DR., MAGGIEL's PILLS,

As an anttbious remedy the following extracts from various
letters will be- III hoped Of sufficient importance to justify
the quoting of them here. ~
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FOR CUTANEoUs DISORDERS

Each BOX Contains lie Pills.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
RS EorToE-None genuine without tho engraved trade
mark around each POT or box, signed by DOCTOR j.
MAGGlEu, New York, to counterfeit which is felony
R Sold by all respectable Dealers medicines throughout
the United States and Canada at rs per box pot
BARNES, WARD l. co, Agents
New CJrlssns
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And correspondngy strengthen the digestion They tone the
Liver clear the Head and steady the Eerves To those who
are not familiar with the use of
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ToHN a. FULLER
MAN FAoTURER AND DEALER,
no. Dey Street, New York.
Has store and ready for immediate shipment and Ia
| featuring to order,
Portable and stationary Steam Engines ans
Boilers,
zS $50 herse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills Of h
most approved construction of all Sizes cutting 700 to 1901
eet o. lumber per hour Grist Mills MIL Hens Water
Wheels and every kind of Mill Machinery Sugar Mills ia
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machia cry, etc @'-
| Vertical Paners, Woodworth Planning Mocb,pes
Fn, Fon riInefs Tt{ Gray & Woods Planning Ne,
Brll LSthes, Daniels Planning Machines
s9tais s59otihs M,s9chlnss Moulding Machines,
e4lAttlng Machinesi Sash Machines,
| Upright Drills, Tenoung Machines
Steam Pumps, Power Morticing NarbIpas
F9Sce FnmpsI Foot MOrticing Machines
I5nitng Pumps, Boring Machines
f54uSttlou jumps. bllnd Stat TenOnng MachiAeg
5yaIaqllc Jacks, Circular Saw Benches
SGEg SGieW JsGks5 Gl5 mright,s patent Scroll Saws
Ssneitlhg fnleys end hangers, Patent Belt Scroll Saws
hnp9ef and Leather Betings Circular Reserying Mills
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright ReseryiTs Wiis'
Plumbing and Gas Fittings RotarP an6 Mining P,r1,us
Steam and Gas Pipes Every deserpti3n ~ dscbin,
Steam and Water Gsages, and Railway suppIiss il''
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton ts,n.i
TsyoT Eagle Brown Southern Craven Excelsior and No
0athy Cotton Gins with engines or horse poyer and
thing required for the sale a tha Lowest
eEle9 4ont orders are resoectt1lE 8olieitel
ROBEEsT F0uLDs,
IMPORTER or FKEECH, ENe1IsH AHp aERxAx
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
ALSO
MANUFACTURER OF TRANSPARENT STATES,
A2 " joan street, New York
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GALLTGHAN'S PILLS
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CHILLs AND FEVER.

CHILLs AND FEVER.
A Certain Cure!
Gallighan's Pills composed simply Of Vegetable Ma Al
Gnes Ihey are Gathartic Pills. acting upon the Stomach
lyer ana BoTels containing Arsenic Caone Blue Na
pretos CAIN for these Pills Ia that without the aid of Gala
stinate cases Of ~ ~ W.
CHILLS AND FEVER,
DUMB AGUE.
PERIODICAL HEADACHE
NEURALGIA,
and all affections oa like character Follow the direction
and you will ind they will do all that claimed for them rv
wards. ~ 1SA S'''A
hayeused Gaighsns Pills. and have never known them
a to cure when the directions were followed and unhes
tAtingly recommend them to public favor:
Hon. IAOS WATTS, ExGovernor of Alabama
non Lt9S j. ~ DGE, Judge Supreme Court of Alabama
d Hh9n: RoBF DoCGHERfY, Judge Ninth Circuit Court OF
Gol. JNo. W. SANFORD, Attorney General Alabama
DANIEL @ sAfkE, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge Of Ma.
WM. G. WALLER. Sheriff Montgomery county, Alabama.
Col. W. CRAWFORD BIBB
Col J. c. RIDDLE, New Orleans late Railroad Contractor
Msior y A. BANKS, Commission Merchant New Orleans
GEO. MASON, Esq Mayor Wetumpka, ALABAMA.
Wholesale Agents:
THOS. W. MARSDEN, 4sT Broadway New York
HARRAL RISLEY TQMPKtNS, Chambers street. X
bpTAkD EoTF " WILDER 4 co. Lons lille, Ky.
Ed, HART Co, :.
Sold by all Druggists.
Retail Price-@1 so peE. Rox,
BLOUNT & HALE,
Sole P[oPEietors,
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Prlee-s1 per Bottle.

We're necessary certificate aer certificate could be ap
pended e ths from well known citizens deem 1t use
less soldby all Druggists,
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Thus done and passed at the city of New orleans the day
and Adophe Alexander Lenes witnesses Uhn herann+%
sign their names with said paEties, and me Notary
LOrfgnal signed
j. o. Mclean, j w Gerard
goIeph GjalTrafat W. T. Gerard,
r; ~ SGGihlnlnldky, john Pemberton,
" Oarre II Co, Wm. NJ. trant
35e9ues, hinakespeare d Co, John L Baringer,
Geo A. FOSdcs, Schmidt X Zei@lerV -
D. n small, William McCracken,
a 4 Lenes A. Gonand
A Barnett, Notary Public.
A true copy: a BARNETT, Notary Public.
OFFICE OF MORTGA GES-Fie UNDERSIGNED Deputv Re
corder OF Mortgages for the city Parish Orleans
louisiana ceuhes that the fresuing Charter this day
recorded in his Office in Society Book pages 2S6 to 2
New Orleans August 2S, 1866
CHAs E, LENEs, Deputy Recorder.
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Df, Jones. late health officer Of Brooklyn, was
7KnecEed down ia that city, and robbed Of over
500 II greenbaeks, by three men.
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rONHc-soUTmERN roNIc

After several years Of successful trial both in this city and
in the country. the request number of persons
have been benefedby its use have concluded 80 pre-
sent to the public
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The Company will interest at per in cash on all
w Outstanding Certificates Scrip the legal holders there
of, on and after the second Monday in July next
The Board of Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend
SIXTY cent the premiums entitled to partcipe
ton for the year ending April 80 1866 for certificates
will be issued on and after the first Monday in August next
THOMAS a. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Vice President
HEYRV V. OGDEN, Secretary,
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The management and control Of the Mechanical Branch
sad company shall be cufQed tohe managers Of said Com
rom among the Stockholders three Of whom shall
constitute qu0rhh to do hu mess which Directors shall
hold ter office until Their eectedGnd Qualified
ne hrst Board of Directors shall be composed of the fol-
lowing khoders viz John Geddes L. Barringer w.
5 ri eF@Tf y9s Garay2s Iho Bos EIo shall continue In
Gessors are elected and nHfEd the Directors hereafter
be elected on the rt Monday in May Of each year
Office of the Agent In New Orleans and shall serve for one
Year or until their successors elected and qualified The
such electiUne.
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The capital stock Of said Company shall he SIXTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS divided into Six Hundred Shares Of One
t5 HgndFsd aF I Boilers Sas may Be increased g
the Stockhodersin aou Mt Of Stock Twenty Per Gent Of
sad Stock a be paid the time Of signing this act and
Ihe balance at Thirty Sixty Ninety aud One Hundred
twenty Days after hree days notice in writing. The said
TompRny shall commence its business the sum Of
Ihrhye Thousand Dollars shall have been subscribed for
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The name and title Of said Company shall be the MARINE
DRY rp9Gk, AND SHIP YARD COMP ANY OF ALGIERS,
& gy %hiGh It shall belown a; well sue be sued It's
shall exist for twenty years from lie date beeof
for, " 'of'eA4SiSsi PVsueH
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strasburger Sc Nuhn's,
65 Maiden Lane, cor. William street, New York.

MessTs Srausberger Nthn being the largest import
ers in their line and having laid in their full
the lowest gold enabled to offer for the
son extraordinary Inducements. -
Buyers will do well to favor them with their and
buy at once :.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-14

At al elections and meetings Of the Stockholders each
StuCkhouer shall be entitled directly by proxy
vote each Se If stock he represents but no Stock
holder SHAH be entitled to any share transferred
meetings '7TE E7 n n sf7
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5. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,

Corner Liberty and Erato gtreets
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rlealla afll Qglsateut
- II sII1RN INa. sEprEMBER u. 1859.
x.ate Ness.a = elsts.

Politics AND THE IrpIuIA Rg-T THE POLISH
gRaarEoN q1E1Lgp4 TtEAgER BURNED IN
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INFECTED RAGS.
consul aB Liverpool writes tothe state DC

Or consul AZ Liverpool writes tolthe State de-
partsneat as follows
Large quantities of Eags are: being exported
irona this country to the United States. It seems
now t0 Ds admItte at least in this country, that
all clothing ate, f1otn persons having the cholera
become INFECTED ana that there is great danger Of
spreading the disease 3Y such clothing. There i'd
not only posi- bilitY; but probability that in
1ected Rags may be mixed in with those that are
now being rent over 1t would be well for the
Asaith authorities at the different ports to look
after these impoFtations, and whenever there is
any doubt, To take steps to have them disln-
deoted.
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NEW YoRK,

TOKS........... CHINA,
.,a -Aud- NY
FANCY GOODS, BEADS, MARBLES, sLATRs, SLATE
PENCILS ETC,
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church. The house was full and the occasion intStsst
ing General Fisk who was announced TO speak was
not present because oil sickness Addresses were made
by Revs T. l.. Cuyler, II. NJ Gallagher and c. 8 Har.
rison. The organ played by Mr.. Whitney A col
lection taken up and thirty-six managers were
elected, six from different denominations
THE GREENE Avenue RALRoAD.-There was an in.
formal meeting before the mayor last night at the City
Hall Of those opposed the railroad scheme through
Greene avenue Lewis Hurst urged in their behalf
FIRST that has been shown that IL Ia desirable
necessary that railroad should be constructed IN this
vicinity; second that the property owners have not
been properly consulted notified third the majority
Of the property holders have peoned for the road
FOURTH the majority OF the property holders oppoo
70 y and have demonstrated against it, Mr. Hurst was
ioowed by q H. Glover for the advocates OF sne ,oso
VINO Claimed that the company wishing 70 puno y
was incorporated under the general railroad act
or 1900, by which the consep, OF the Com.
mon council OF municipal corporation was sunGient
10 give the right of way 10 company 10 run
road wherever they should choose. Inasmuch ~ the
company In question organized under that ACT, II
was of the nature of contract which could not be
by any subsequent legislation To this ar
measure that Il had been decided that the attempt
the part OF the Common Council grant such iran
chise was absolutely void. In the Sixth New York Re
ports page 81 1t has been decided that property which
Is taken for the public easement be occupied BY
body for railroad purposes only with consent
OF the owner. Every owner OF city lot 70 the
OF the public highway and his title can be taken
from him only when his consent IL obtained and the
damages to him have been assessed.
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WARNING TO ExroRroSAn HAruxS -Benjsmin
Davis who livelihood by driving visitors through
Greenwood Cemetery outside which place be keeps
stand, araisncd before Justice cornweil yesterday
morning for having demanded from passsngen double
the amount Of fare allowed BY the ordnancsa One dol
lar and half hour for more passengers all
that the law allows while Il charged that Benjamin
had taken on q double load, for which no enacted 90
The parties who paid the amount lodged complaint
with Hack Inspector Jones on Friday last, and the
AZ m.sSss 1y ~ ns he ana uss om
Justice dismissed the after compelling the hackman
10 refund the 90 which he had illegally exacted and
ceived
ASSAULT WITH a KMrR-Two young men, Alexander
Graham and Edward Mclaughlin, became embroiled 10
dispute Monday night while standing the corner Of
Main and Prospect streets Edward, Il Is ALLEGED al.
tackled Graham striking him In the face with a cobble
stone, when Graham closed with hts antagonist and IN.
nicted an ugly wound in McIAughinis mock with knife
which be held IN his hand. An officer OF the Forty.
second precinct arrested Graham while the wounded
conveyed 10 the city hospital by some on b,s
when Il s thought thar tho latter will be ap. 10 be
present
Fatal ACCIDENT RooKAwAy RAILROAD Yes.
terday afternoon while party consisting OF three ladies
and a child residents Of the village OF Canarrie were
walking along the track or the Brooklyn and Rocka
way Beach Railroad they ovcrtaken by the gravel
train and In endeavorng 70 step the platform al
Canarse station the crinolne OF OF the ladies' Mrs.
Harvey Allen, caught the wheel OF one Of Inc ears,
under which she was thrown and killed instantly
IyrrHEsryo 10 BorsrY CLAIMANTS. Stale Agency
in Brooklyn for the collection OF the bounty recently
voted by Congress- has been removed from No 10 Court
street TO room No ~ CITY Hall where claims will be
prepared and forwarded 10 Washington without charge
The once viii be open every day from three tll nine
o'clock p NJ commencing on Friday afternoon next
26th n9ant.
ANOTHER Can ACCIDENT Yesterday morning servant
girl named Caharine Powers while crossing Fulton ave.
nue. leading little girl by the hand narrowly escaped
being crushed beneath the wheels of a car which was
passing Al the time appears that the girl endeavored
10 the rapad track between two cars which were
going IN opposite directions when, miscaiculatipe the
distance she ksocked down aud tranpled under the
horses boof Fortunately her dress caught In the for
ward brake Of the which prevented the wheels from
passing over her, and though she dragged In this
position Tor short distance receiving several severe
contusions, she was not seriously hurt
A sHoorra ArvRsY.-A young man by the name OF
Charles Jackson, twenty years old residing q, No ISL
Grand street clerk in Metcalfs drug store was shot
last night 10 South First street. Second and ser
ously injured
fsE sAsRsrH SCHOOL Uxos. The celebration OF the
twenty seventh anniversary OF the Brcosiyp Sunday
sda0p Union isot Rlass lsi sysnlsS q rlxp0sih
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Settlement Of the Difference Between IN
Commercial Bank and the Great Wester
Railroad, &c.
AFFAIRS AT TROY.
SPECIAL rEltesim 70 TINE NEW Yoax HERALD.
The Recent Heavy Failure nj Cohoes-1fur.
der Of, Gilbert Eaton, n Prominent Citizen
oil Troy, M Lincoln, Illinois. Sc.

u Iross NJ BtncOtns IitnOts. Nc.
Troy, N Y, oct 20, 1896
Creditors Of the suspended arm OF Alden Frink Co
OF Cohoes here from New York endeavorng 10 Sc.
cure Their debts and represent that tho firm bought
recently upwards OF $50 900 worth OF Coos which never
lef, your city, bu, there sold at auction This IN.
pleasant fact materially damages their. case.
Great excitement has been created In eminent social
circles at the intelligence received and confirmed this
morning Of the murder 10 cold Wood at Lincoln, III,
on the night Of the 18Th or this month OF
NJ. Gilbert Eaton, q The venerable orsa
mus kslon one Of the wealthy citizens OF
Troy and Until recently the senior member OF the
great car building arm located here The murdered man
wAsstoppus at the Lincoln Hotel had retired 10 bed
for the night, when q man by the name OF Warwick
who nov IN custody applied 20 the porter OF the hotel
for the loan OF horse and wagon cut OF this appcs
tor grew an alteration .be,ween the porter aud war
wick The parties 70 the strife had assembled 10 the
second noor % the hotel where Mr. Eaton had
~ retired 20 hts room Hearing an unseemlv noise he
emerged from ms room into the hall and who
was TO hae 10 The AFFAIR between the porter and wsrvs
IN sufficient time 20 promptly announce warwick as
bad ., last appeared upon the scene warwick who
was drunk, a. once made an assault upon Mr. Eaton
with dirk knife INJECTING ave sfabs from which NJ
Eaton only survived little than thirty minutes
The public feeling W saddened here by the melancholy
occurrence, and much sympathy felt for the stricken
Family
fwo representatives, Of the Swedish government n,o
perry accredted-rrofessor c. A. Auestrom Roysf In.
stitute aud Professor Richard Alderman or the ROYAL
>wedfA Mining School-arrived in this city today 10
pspsc The various iron interests hereabouts They are
he guests OF Mr william 7. Borden. at woodsidc.
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Politics and Pugili.,n.

On Monday evening quite ARRAY took place at Tam
many Hall, between two well known polit icians which
resulted in the complete discontinue of attache Of
the Register Office and the triumph Of member OF the
ring II appears that Alderman Flynn, OF the Ninth
ward, In this city, who is greatly opposed TO John
McCool for Register consequence Of McCools running
against him for Alderman when he already held lucra.
tive office, met an appontee OF McCool, Mr.. Mathew
Fullem, at the convention for nominating Register on
tho evening mentioned, and after passing words
is aedged the Alderman drew his muscle and oored
Fulem u lie further stated that the Alderman and
others bruised the supporter of McCool that he IL
present confined 10 his house from the injuries received
There has been action in the matter by the authorities
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NEW yoax AsstmslY honlHlrils.

RocHssrrs, N. ", Oct 20 1900
The National tcion Convention Of the First dstrist
of lhis county to-day nonus,s1 Jews LORD fer Mem
tsr Of lbe AremblI,
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Important Political Nsvement-Thc Germans
Opposed TO Tsmmsny Haii-A Conference


- IL and "a the editor Of Of the copperhead
cresns ~ this city, endorses the nomination Of John
secccl ,he 'rngn romlnee fcr Register OF Osyrps hs
ava -Asn We apsssni fsss shNs pc ~ hsinG aGAiYSs