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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

The steamship Deutschland, from Bremen,
arrived this morning
A slight fire occurred late last night in the
Sligo Iron works No u tst. caused iy some not as's
from the furnace
Messrs Cook q Radlcy's iron foundcry, No.
2i6 East Thiriy-seyen IT, "n- dam"grd ~ hie i.at
evening Ia the amount OF foO lhsuieu IL" fo" ~ wv
North Eyer Company.
snan of horses attached 20 wagon, owned
by Mcssrs Acker Butler took fright near Lexington
syc aud and ran away and 81 the corner
Michael Drscal Henry bishop ana IicLiy INNER ih,y
were taken To ST. Lukeh Hospital
Officer Whitney of the Forty first Police Pre-,
cinct yesterday arrested Mary Taylor, on the charge o
entering the store OF McIlhenny ~ stewart, No. l4
Tntcnst ana s'1 sasp before justice Cornwe When
the examination set down for 1nesdaynext
Yesterday afternoon three men passed through
the hallway Of the building IN when Charles houue
keens ry goods store, the corner " fultOaNc am
AdeIphist They then entered me eide door INTO tie
store, aud lifted three pieces OF c3th valued al Wv WIN
suspected anything wrong ana 'h' 'Hl''eS.es
capped.
The Rev. w. Graham Campbell, for many
years Wesleyan missionary among the l'onau 'AhoilS
population IN tho south OF Ireland ana now on p.i
visit 10 friends this country lecied last evening ~
the Twenty seyontst NJ J.. NniSn' p, hh p iye
and Third ayes. upon LELAND Inc church, arg
ono--waf hled With an intelligent aud apprecielve audi
encc The lecturer carefully avoiank h p3lo ", ~, 49,
tOns allnsions gave an interesting sketch Oh le u
torieal geographical ana mora, "sio'i ~ tSat lie
and Its present religious CONDITION., 1ItnInE u, ,i
present steady increase Of general lnlelgece ht"g III
common people il slowly hut surely destroy ing me pSWe.
Of the Roman Church there. and opening the way Tor
great moral and pl steal Improvement IA the cohdll"h
OF the people.
During the trial of Lewis Davis IN Cleveland,
Ohio on "Wednesday for the murder OF Mr. skinner VINO
resided about eight miles from that CITY, lobei
Mckanna. 81 the prisOners turned star eNiue't
aud gave startling description OF how the robbery OF
Nj SINNERS house planned and OF the ma.hi IN
which it was attempted. He testified that bhtteihe
Foott. Mulhal Davis, ana himself deb0eihfy piahneu
the robbery la Cleveland that they walked elAht blioe
along the canal 10 the place. that they broke open a
blacksmith shop To- obtain ehaunnef thHt hhNhE
masked their faces they entered tile house ny pe pah
door early In the evening went INTO the room Nheie o
family were aud threatened to shoot any one VINO sItu
that Davis shot Mr. Skinner without cause ~ ne wac
rising from a bed or lounge which he lhd been re-
cning Tho disturbance created ny The HhooUng ill--
trated their purpose. and tAcs Obt'ned hVho ol quo
uloIQy tLoy sought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION N HOBOHEN. y. j.
4 L publican Convention of the German pop
ulatiou ~ Hudson County j.. was held last night at
Am-Oorgs Hotel, corner OF F;th and Westinghouse.
Ifuhoken Dr. kicrstcu the chair for the purpose OF
prif.ctiug permanent equalization of the German
Republican clubs OF Hudson County. The following
nfcers were elected President, Charles
Wchls Of lIObOktu. Wee President, DR.. kitr
stem Of Jersey Guy secretary, Mt Metzen
tlen; and Treasurer. Brewer Meckert OF Union
Uiu committee Of three appointed, "a prepare
Constitution. Charles Wche Mr. Mhnuer. aud Mr. Hoic
all three from Hobokcn were appointed Anerward,
Press Committee were appointed to establish German
Republican newspaper n Hudson County Rcdel OF Tut
tcnhorg Graucrt olHndfon cry. ana ca. Mrhle Wefs
made such rOumttoe The Convention Wds then adloufhtd
until December H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

ARREST Of AN ALLEGED XIV YORK sWINpLEE.
I'm July last, II Is said, Young Hungarian
then city by % Isidore ESler ohnlned
possession OF wHtchosgod and sverg gold chains, ino
ieyoyers etc to the amount ~ about fl7eO tho ppp
erty OF an importer Of ouch articles, ostehslOg 10
take them oui West where they were 10 ne
sold and the proceeds accounted FOR 10 Mt :. A.
Germalu their NeW-York owner. Strange ~ say, tsyr
reported salcs never returned inc soos' rc'
sent forward To Newly hls remlttances Fearing
after some months al elapsed. that lac had been imposed
upon. German invoked inc Aid OF the po,o
ton ~ the whereabouts o Eser aud the recovery or tho
prnuerty. nnd the police did all ih'y Oon'u,
hut without success. until Chicago Qihecr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
;. l.nlrnnic AclIon on the Braln ~

ng
Of the NtT Pres alleging that
uKtapo,ton Oh acce ~ rAr ne NEAL.
ooris oous.us AmPlc lead Pipe. heaSh dangerous
safer than n-iiarf Pipe"
bgaho ~ inTeuted o. ne leal PIPE interest,"
and aemoBslra;e ia utter isl.arg.
R,ry aseng ordinarily pnmh.l eontaa copper boiler tnned
rsasr 10 ueh attaches bY couplings These
coupsE ta aud lead t. the pipes bras. eoes arr
solerci with tn and lead Of tanks
soed tn ADD lead" while The sater back Of range = 81 o1
cff ard Ia luKspostoA sh
u particle 81 garc action bat substitute IN
Bloch Pp devils ith the lead pipe trade
assured that this gVsnc acton h>s ths
baI or .th, poctefs Of lead pipe malaacurerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

Tie Republicans of the XXIst Ward have nom
inated for Alderman, JAMES INGRAM, a well-known
aud respectable citizen of the ward and an old re-
former for Assistant Alderman Mr. GEORGE f.
COACimOS Republican Of excellent standing and
for School Trustees, CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN full
term and ABBOTT HODGEMAN lshort ternl Dr.
Ifodgenan is a wcll-knOwn physician, and Mr.. Pull
man. a. an enemy of fraud and corruption, needs no
euogy from Us. The dastardly attempt TO assassin
ate m fof his efforts TO preserve the purity of the
ballot at ur last election ought TO insure his return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
4 BrLLr,Kp CHALLENGE

Pierre Carmc has made propositions To \. J..
Rudulphc - foIlovt:
| propose 10 plan son match game of billiards 500
points French uu rom table = 10y ii ttet ih
size Of the Brunswick make, lur stake or 1900 SIDE
also. 10 play vou match game Of billiards. American
fourha eniue. push ,hnt barred iooU points mp on a
four pocket table % by ~ feet m size. Of the Brunswick
make q STAKE 81 side both games 10 he played
with "a balls aud both 20 take place on such CON
secuVe evenings shall be- mutually agreed upon, aud
bo played private room nls0 TO bt mutually
agreed upon wherein shall he admitted with the
exception OF the referee unpros stakeholder, market
and such representative Of tie press ARE present To
report Tie game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

Last evening fire occurred IN the rear build
ing 80 &c Groytsi,s thrcestory brick structure. It
communicated with tb, front building. five story brick
building and both together With wostory frame build
INK wer. badly damaged. They all owned and occn
ped by Robert Patton. manufactures oi school iufmtute
and are damaged to the cNout ~ fl50p Insured The
I.story 10 TIE rear of No - Barrow ST.
leased hy Mrs. Ndgcuu. and occupied bN three families
damaged t0 the extent of 500 II belongs 10 the e
t. of John Nat,r aud iusurcd for 900 b., the Jeher
suu aud GrtclWich Companies. Tine combined lnsN ~
Tie fcaLfs De- about SEQ. Not insured. The IRE origin
aItd 10. tLt bu..tl-ruutu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

Among the frst-class wholesale and jobbIng
houses which have avaed themselves OF the large crcu'
ation OF THE TRIBUSE is that Of Herrck Houghtang'
wholesale dealers in Tea Nos u aud l6 Vesey ST. whose
advertisement appears In our columns to-day AdYertls-
ing has become indispensable medium OF cOmmunica-
ton between dealers and their customers ana we ca the
attention Of our readers to the advertisement OF Messrs
Ifcrric IIoughtag especially worthy OF notice'
They are doing large business and known As first
elias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

- 10 sane or insane, if those who imprison
Lin, desire it, and choose to pay for 1t, he may
- inurcd without the opportunity OF appear
90 the laws of his country to protect hill
until that fell sergeant DEATH" more merciIui
dian the tribunals of earthly justice, issues
nercmptory writ of habeaS corpus and releases
linn f.nLn his misery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

STEM WINDING WMCms.-The American
Watch Company ut Wultbnn are now manufacturing
stem winding Watches with nickel moyemeuis Thee
improvements will place American Natche, 10 compe-
ton. in every respect with the best European watches
They are more uniform in excellence tmckrrprrs aud
are sold at much lower prices than the EuiUptdu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

JAMJl, x. TAYLOR has been nominated by tho
l'nion Democracy, and Endorsed by the Republicans
theii candidate for School Commissioner for the
Fourth School District comprising the Eleventh and
Seventeenth Wards. Mr.. Taylor has been in busl
ness to tho past q years in the Eleventh Ward, aud
Is an honest capable and worthy citizen Voters Of
The Fourth District do your duty, and he can he
elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
Sprrisl Bottles.

AuEustIn Days New Story,
UNDERGROUND
A ROMAgCR or rHREg woNFN
WIN be commenced To- No seef
TIE PRESIDE COMPANION
orr DBC .
To Druggists ana Hotel hooper,
Juss received al tho
UNITED STATES MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No q Psrkrsr
500 eacs SARATOGA A. WATER
100 case. cONuRRss WATER
100 case, RMrlRB WATER
IS c,.e, SARATOGA STAR wArRe
"a case, GETTYsBURGH wArEa
soc,.e, MIssISQuol WATER
30 ea,os MASSBsA WATER
2, cl.ss IIIGH ROCK WATB9
Is cases VERMONT wATBR
h,n Keep 6 supply Of s above goods constantly
Tor ..ie .. loses. rate. IDuN uBNRY
Nov Y,rS Nov Z. 1851 q pagk GOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

The long discussions between the Hungarans
and the Croatians concerning the rights claimed
by the latter for the Slavic nationality seems
10 have been successfully settled, for we read
in a Cable dispatch that the Croatian Deputies
have taken their seats in the Hungarian Par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

Stree orr article on the Veocipede was pub
lished we have received numerous letters ask
ing where the vehicles can be bought. We
prcsume that the makers viii advertise them
in 1Iir TRIBUNE whenever they are ready to
becru their sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

from the Chicago branch Of Mossrs. Warrin WmPPph,
Turner & CO.'S Detective Police Agency ariestSu .,
ton was sent to tins city, better dcscfptl
inst me was brought before Chicago Justice ly luen
titled and held in large amount to await rcluloitYn
from the Governor Of this state when VIII DO pr"nP'
firth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
NEW-.JERSEY.

ELECTION or ALDERMEN IN JERSEY CITY
Special elections were held in the Fourth aud
Fifth Wards yesterday 30 MI vacancies OccasOned by the
resignation Of Aldermen Wood aud Cassidy. In tie
Fourth Ward Jatur5 T. HOngh DEM, was elected over
Benz Russell Usepj Dy majority. In the rum ward
Jeremiah Sweeney elected, over thrco competitors
by % majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
NAYY GAZETTE.

WAsurNGrnN. Nov. 27.-Chiei-Engincer j q A.
zer In. been .re q, ti naval League Island relieving
IN Eugueer Jark.ou Mctme who ssa order. Chief Engineer
% N N,or~ Trt Assistant. g. y Hunt Alexander Atkinson
have been detached the forku and placed 90 waiting orders
Ft s.s1t n-sr H. g. cckw BIAS been ordered % Tie ta
n rt james Spngue i' been ordered - tle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
70 CORRESPONDENTS

IT. Barrett.-Arsenic is found in the mineral
springs OF Watwler in the French department OF Haut-
Rhin Professional rat-catchers are common In
England They sometimes oil Of rhOdium or OF car
rwuy to attract the animals which take great delight IN
certaiu stronc SCENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
DIED.

GuIySrI- Fnday nov H. At HE reslese No l3j WsIl Tar.
tss1th..L James Gillespie. sgsd 7B years 800.
The sre. ofhs family respectfully invited 70 attend
the Tbesnthst Presbyterian Church, Kew Dr.
Burhard. OF Sunday. Nov ~, ct O'CLOCK N.
HAWDMAN-On WeduesAy 23lh D Elizabeth wife Of Aaron Hard
man. 10 the SEA year Of Der age
The tuners. viii Saturday al n o'clock from her late
residence rTsghihsL The relatives and rieads
are invited 10 attead without further notice
URRRING-On Friday Nov ~ James Herring aged 20 year,
an. relatives respectfully invited % aeud tho funera
on m sonialas John Terhgne sunday
iug Nov. ~. al o'clock
LEWIs-In brooklyn Friday morning o; typhoid fever Charles
Iexs q the 3ld Of his
funeral services place Monday Nov 70 At n oclsct
M fom his late residence No 80 Presdeusi The relatives and
friends family respectfully invited 10 attend -hoai further
notice
NICHOLSON Friday Nov a. .! o'clock John A Nchol,
I. In the i1th year ofhs age
The funeral service SUNDAY Nov 20 loe9ck
No. 3il fnbaye The relatives and friends Of
tie family Trustees Faculty, aud students Of the College
m respectfully invited attend BY OF hs President She
students vii meet at the College at2 o'clock D.
NELSoN-At SUNDAY Nov p Robert Ns'on IT,
ION Of Robert MARY Nelson this city the 10Th Of bis
Notice Of Ne funeral hereafter.
rYsOY-On Friday Nov a. Mrs Panuy TYSON aged sS years
The relatives friends family also members Of the seventh
aud respectfully Invited 10 al
tend her nerAl SUNDAY Nov 30 IA o'clock from ths
nephss VIM Hawkins No 30 Eouuh Ave
y.
wAIrR-rn Yohvne on Thursday % 1863 Mrs Helen Louise
Waite only daughter Of Ienss and EiiEA Hesell.
the Any respectfully Invited 20 attend
Saturday at III O'Clock from the Park Presby
terru Church Eghtydnhst between Third and FOurhSsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

Cream, for Communicative PHosPHofsiC ClD LYEa
CHraN. n c4rss sad ai.eai wonderful remedy Try IS
HIATT Co.,
Sole Agents f,r tho {. s. No Barclays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
KENTUCKY.

TIIE OFFICIAL VOTE.
LOIIsyILLE. KY, Nov 27.-SeymOuis official
majority this state. with all the counties $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

Gen. Fitzpatrick lectures tonight, in the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music, on "shermsns Great
Zach 20 the sea" Lieut. GOV WGodtgrd viii preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

SIN. In your issue of last Wednesday APP
neared an article O. the effect thAt the KILN Assembly
bsirict Boys In Blue Endorsed tho nomination OF Mr
samuel Il fappin for Assistant Alderman. ms Nh az
error as tho Club has not and viii not nlose any cAha
date for tnst position. 49, Nuhlt m' i'oAAlp y,
Presldeut XlIIlh District Boyt To- lhue.
Nc,.. InrL Nov. n. lsf..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
ELECTION INTELLIG ENCE.
MAINE

THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
ArGrsrA, Nov. 27.-The official vote Of Maine
Is a. follows.
Grant. .433 Seymour .423)s Grants ma @.o3'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
-, ,o,,.. ". uort. Meadow Lands I

The Pine Picture Of Jawes VI; Hart MEADOW Lnna-i
Is Ia m aWsr, 10 the patrons tho DNKHT ArhSsAuA one N-sA
% r me rsders Of Tho should call nd Sc Is q tne
beautiful GALLERY BroadEsy ~ an Investment OF - ~
81 valued $3.50, become 's p'P7J u
tho aua,s purchaser. Advertisement Sih rage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
Pure Palm OIL SOnp.

Per the BArH snd loiLNr
Ms.uisetured b. LiSDLst VI. hLAiNr'N'
10. no Msrgarctia.s Philadelphia. Psua.
puoe Two Dollars PEI Dofea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
The New-YOrk Daily Times.
SUNDAY EDITION.

A JOURNAL OF yyws LITERATURE ART. AND FASHION
The NETWORK DAILY rIHEs u tomorrow. Nov %. viii COZ"
tain besides the usual ssgphc from Europe aud al
part, Of this coun., vsr, special be
from the following partial table 0; contents.
/. SAILORS BOARDING HoCsEs-Aa gr9-Fi-ass among @.
"Laad,h,rks-Abu.s IN the Port of Ee~.rort-
Necessity Of N,ioua Shipping Aet
CAsPARs REygSGg-A Story French tavaaou u The
PAlstnt,s
TIE RUNNERS OF Ngw YORx-Thsr ha5- pisces 'frss't
What they and drink and Oo- they sosH &c. &c
4 THEATRICAL scgNERy-rts ssusPaasef' Az ~ ;s7.SG
ties and impsrteesioas
$ FoRRIGN CORRESPONDENCE ION g.,a,, Spain. I.T saa
other countries
LITERARY SOTICRs-soisI the A:ss. publications g..
BeI. these TINES v large variety Of brief ss
es. original selected CITY reports he Attest Finiasia
.al Commercial ass. e.. se., g.
Tn, large scu,sou o. the sunday RHon o. SBwroRE
DAILY TINES Ill, City and vicinity readers It Of the bs's
ADVERTISING MEDIUMS tbs. bu,a.. could select cir
uA.. lnoag Iz. az! oseni elsa Of readers whom f'r the
interest Of svey bushes, uAa % Advertisements for tss
SUNDAY EDITION ,hou b sent IA early Poab' S.sardar
Egsalss IN order - proper Classification
! Prof. Blows soups
10 cau, for rua,i,s, Is.
| For sALR b. Grocer, ,1i Ps'rsoa Dealers
Order One,
RrNPORD 1000 LABORATORY
No sysssy,t. New rsrL
Gas Fixtures.
NEW DESIGNS IN GLASS BROSzs AID oRMoIU
FRENCH ENGLISH. AND AMERICAS MANUFACTURE.
ALSO
FRENCH CHINA. GLASSWARE, BROSzRs. CLOCKS sILysa
WARE TSg PLATED WARE CUTLERY and FANCY aoODs
E.V. HAUGHWoUT & Co.,
NoI ass. AGO and 492 Broadway. corner Broeass.
Ps.tOsss hoass1T1; M. @, Eao1: al :: S.V.'..a
and AZ ssHoas aud lloi G. ssD. HISS
i.. % wkbsks6iI sss. o. Ii. hour ., closing Which -ns.
V''a the e'a'r, oa'' rad Vie Stations "a TUESDAY
The East India TeIesrah Company, onc. sOs 20 u
NasSi BIO 1888 Notice hereby sra. the
% "a, East lads Ts.sraph ConpaT vii
-------------------------d
gOlitiraI gutit,s.
Al Council of the Mnrshnls of ,he BOYS in Blue"
c e I M NJ, 5fd o r Sa. al Boy, .i B %
and Sork with Vgor 10 secure bus election r.,.,, ,,,,,
SAM TsrrsOrlr, Adit,GsasraL
To the Citizen. OF the TwenIy-frst Ward.
iu G % mo SSr.hS Of beng Elected SssS@sn bsu Mr. Ia
gram being proPsrtyo-ner himself sill use all his
friend class diens BIZ slee;nE NJ Iuran ID.
pS @,a vii have one hoos I0d saS.5s friend who W.
blood suckers Of Tsmmsny Hall who the City retuu
10 enrich Themselves and Beap poverty oppression poor
NlCHAgL 7. GIBBONS, No aIs Br00ms,t
Union Republican General G ommttee.-A special mess
ing Of the Executive COMMITTEES will be held at he heIda1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

AT a council of the MaTshals of the BOYS ~
Blue held yesterday. the nominhuon az Col ff"de rch
A Conkling for May or indorssd, and the " BOYS
were urged labor with yigOr 10 secure DIS election
The Republican Convention met IN Lincoln
Hall on "Wednesday evening and nominated Henry ID
Iluaugh School Trustee 81 me IWonuoth N@int III
,,iace ~ Or Fred. bChutZ. declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
MIRRIEN.

BfAUyEIT- 4RNoLD-Ou w-iu.sdsy Nov 8 the sprnssi
pr.,tsrsr Church Rev e. x Bauret Nm BsHgcls u
M ey liidore AraOh darsaeF Oft Arnold ISL o. Absny 10
csria
Albany papers please copy.
casass Of the brides parents
"Wednesday Nov % by the tsr u L. Bgn VIZ 'adEe % Lar
CanaAs Ida Virgins daughter VI Wa Casd-e o. MOTTa
MA Wcstchsser Go. No cards
FOsHAY ASGPIELD-In this city Thusisy Nov % tho
residence pscnts b the Rev J. wskssy John 20
say Jennie Oa daughter Of Langteh al VI ih' city No
cadG
HOwARnBRoORS-O wslnessv Nov q a. the residence % the
BRIDE e. e. Carpenter Mr. James H. Howard Of Boston
Ka.n Youngest disAtT Of The late James D. BROOKS ESQ o.
AeriJen, Conn
JOUSSOH-VAN sCIvRS-Ou THURSDAY nov Is h' the Rev y G.
Andrew Samuel NJ Johusoa 10 Aa Fss scrsa al u
Brooklyn, y h.
MABEE-C ANPBELT-At PANS Chareh oSego T On We'd
uesiay g. tho Rev T. H. Kddef Foster Mabee 20 LID
be daughter Of Arba Campbell, esq.
Pr AkCE-TEMPRST-O THURSDAY o. Tfutr Church Ss-
ark The Rev Mason Meier Suh d. D. J0ha H. Peareo 10
Rnma j. dang tsr ofThohas Tempest ESQ No cards
TUOMPSON-YALBAt FshAin Landing y Monday. Nov %
by The NJ. Dnucan. James T. Thompson 70 Jane Yale
VAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TUESDAY Nov. a. =, Hghhnd Fails
b the Rev A. Hunt Augustus Van Drreer Of Baou Monmouth
Couuy y Augusta NslsOa " Cornwall Orange County
ny
WuTON-T ATIROP-On wednesisv Nov. Is G,ce Church
R,cfo t the Rev Dr. Possr Calvin Wilton Of Holland Conn
Carrie - daash " KELSEY LAshroP Of s0g!h Coventry
IN Notifies Of Marriages mast be iRdor8cd Nth faN
AZ ,tud ooJyrss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28

FOR A,TOa
FREDERICK A. CONKLINa
UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
GEORGE TERwILLIGER.
SAMUEL wrCSoFR. cbars'a
JASg. Ro,cH SesrrtsrY
For Trustee OF Common schools of Ninth ward
JAMES w. FARR.
Sixteenth Ward Union Repnbiisc%%H Nomin"'ion.-F"
SCHOOL trustee I,,. PrsSioaI ., wsi School No IS
wv. coxxrisi SeefesTJ JiMEs POLLOCK ca.rm.a
Union Rega ,Sts p ,i nS%i%ss'0"'
Els,eu1h Assembly District,
CHARLES g. PINCKNEY.
Republican Nomination.
rwVtvrH SISETRESTH, aud TWENTY sBCoSD WARDS
UORATIO L. ALLEN.
Republican and Citilens' Nominations.
For SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
Third school District Niath and SiIiseuh wards.
SAMUEL B. H. VANCE,.
IN. thhi representative o. the Ds. eight
Republican aud Citizens, Nominations.
Fer SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
frh School D RIet SH'' %A RI "''
th. ibis aud experienced school Oacsr -
Union Republican Nominstion
FoR ASSISTANT GLDERMAS
HENRY q. PERLEY.
Republican Nomination.
Fifteenth Dstnet-rwsSy arss Ward
FOR ALDERMAN,
JANIS MORAN
-RepubIican Nomination for Assistant Alderman u As
"'D STEPiIEN ROBBERS
For Assistant Alderman.
Thirteenth Distuct-SIteenih Mari,
SAMUEL I. LAPPtH
The FrRuduent piracy IN the tate Riection.Th8
Com,tee on Elections Daoa League Club give
wishing information sdviee. NAY adir. the
Secretary Of the Committee 81 tho Committee Rooms No - Broad
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-23

DEATH OF JUDGE FROST. Hon.
Edward Frost died at his residence
in this city, yesterday morning, after
q brief illness, in the sixty-eighth
year of his age. Judge Frost was n
member of one of the oldest and
most respectable families of Charles
ton, and was born here in 1901. He
graduated at Yale College in 1920, at
the early age Of nineteen. He gra-
duated ut law in 1922 or 1928, and
practiced his profession until 1943,
when he was elected one of the Cir
cult Judges of South Carolina. He
had, meanwhile, often served in the
Legislature, and was otherwise n
prominent public man. In 1853, he
resigned his scat on the bench, and
has since then lived in dignified ro-
tirement, respected and honored by
his fellow citizens, whom, in his high
and responsible position, he had so
well served.
Charleston Mercury, 21st.