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New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
EIlLRoID ACROSS TIE CONTINENT

The Sierra Nevada and Rocky Mountain
ranges have crossed by the locomotive this sum
iner Five years OF patient drilling and blasting and
thirty odd millions Of money have been required to
the Sierra Nevadas; but the 10th OF June last the
miners OF the faramed washoe Region were, for tho
first time placed within q hours ride OF San Francisco
once emerged from the granite mountain excavations,
the Central Pacific Company, who have in charge that
end OF the railroad line have made remarkable headway
along the Truckee and Humboldt Valleys the two streams
trayersing the Salt Lake Basin in general eastandwest
direction The track already laid 200 miles east Of the
mountains and is still extending at the rate OF sixty TO
seventy five miles q month. Twelve thousand men are
employed the work. getting out the needf crosses
and bridge timber grading, track laying and hauling
the subsistence forward. OF course requires immense
resources 10 feed such army and keep at work To
have the materials at the right places and at the proper
times requires comprehensive foresight as well as great
energy.
The rapid progress OF the work enables the Company
10 dispose Of bonds fast as the money ID needed,
and every additional mile completed Of course enhances
the value OF the security.
The prospect fair that we shall have the cOntlnu
Gus rail the two oceans before tho close OF
next year. aud possibly within twelve months hence. 1t
IS not often that railroad corporations ahead OF their
PROMISES or OF the public expectations but the Pacific
railroad Companies are really dong They are re-
oured by charter to complete the through lire by
Juy 1874 and will ~ 1t five years sooner. one of the
stimulating motives for this extraordinary energy IS
no doubt found in the provision which authorizes tho
line 20 be built from opposite ends toward meeting
point zach company to own and control SO much as II
builds and TO receive the lands and bonds thereon Be
side this large flow OF travel and traffic may be e1-
pected when the line is opened throughout The Paenc
sope In particular from its fertile lands its genial ell
mate ma gnifcent scenery and opening commerce. must
derive fresh impetus from the Pacific Railroad We
cannot but wish well TO the gigantic undetaKng lor We
heeye il destined work great advantages Tor the
trade settlement and well being OF the Far Last as wei
as the Far West.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
NEM-.IERSEN.

The Democrats of Paterson expect to have
their first competition parade this evening
The display and welcome to Gen. Kilpatiick
at Newton has been postponed until Thursday next.
Judge c. H. VOorhs of lIackensack will speak
to the Republicans at odd Fellows Hail. Paterson to
morrow evening
Washington b. Williams and Benz. Van
Reiper Of Jersey addressed yesterday the Grant and
CoaX Club ut Greenvue.
Mr.. b. w. Throckmorton addressed Repub-
lican meeting last evening Jersey city held under tie
auspices Of the Third Ward Grant and Colfsx Club.
A grand ratification meeting will be held
this evening by tho German Republicans OF oooken In
odd Fellows Hall The Legons OF that city aud OF Jer
sey City will attend German and English speakers have
been engaged. ana q German Glee Club will sing
The members of the Frelinghuysen Engineer
Corps OF Newark have presented IJeut-CO Charles
CourOis with magnificent badge, an which are blended
he loren and Lamp Of the legion Mr. Courtois is
LieutenantCoone OF the Newark Legion
A special train was chartered last evening to
Of the Psssaio Wigwan. They paradcd the streets OF
Paterson. aud extended FROM Main to Patersonsi on
music As the veteran Tanners, composed Q, old men
passing the democratic headquarters ~ Congress
Han a number ~ fellows Ia the windows indulged IN the
vest epthets which. however drowned by shouts
for Grant and ColfaX from the crowd below.
Another Republican mass meeting was held
at the wigwam, Newark last evening 25oo people were
ia attendance The balcony Was lllcd WITH isdes
Mr VIM H. Francis called the meeting 20 order; and
KiipatTick and LeurGov. woodford Of NewYork would
announcement received with manifestation OF
annroyal Juda. ale of Halfway, Mr. N - fctty. aiu
M J Is Edgar addressed the assemblaee upon The
issues of the ign and were frequently interrupted
by the applause earnest Republicans who listened
The Republicans of jersey City turned out IN
large numbers last evening to attend meeting at the
Catholic Institute. which was held under the auspices Of
the Fourth Wand Grant and C0lfaN club. Before the
hour Of O'Clock ~ which hour the meeting was called
tho hall filed with dense audience composed
largely OF ladies who listened thrOughOut with intense
interest and frequently manifested their approval oi me
principles set forth by the spoakcIs Tie Chairman o.
The meeting was Mr. l.. +. Van Arsdale Mr COurtandt
Parker Of Newark held the attention OF the audience Tor
nearly two hours argument o great power aud eo
quence After the conclusion OF Mr Parkcrs speech sr
Dixon Of Jersey City entertained the audience Wi,h
poined and witty address upon the topics Of the day
The proceedings enlyencd by songs Irdn iho mon
Glee Cub. The meetImg brOke up ~ late hOuI
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
TIE YACHT RACE TO-DAY.

The following are the regulations adopted by
,be Committee who have charge OF all arrangements for
the regatta The prizes offered by the VceSommodore
one Tor oOps for schoopers are TO De sailed Tor
on Tuesday, sept a. at 10 o'clock a. m The sailing
coursss and directions for the start are as follows
IA boat will be anchored abreast OF the CLUBHOUSE
eaten island about half mile from the shore west OF
bich e sloops will anchog in line about 40 yards apart
and the schooners IN line 200 yards north OF the
sIoops about 80 yards apart In taking posi-
fio1 pf' in the line each yacht may select its
own oUn in the order OF arrival at tho anchorage
Wansails foresals and ga topsas may be set before
stsrting unless otherwise ordered by the cOmnttee
The signal for starting win be annoneed on the morning
90 The regatta Yachts will proceed from the anchorage
70 the buoy the Southwest Spit passing II to the west
d south and thence the Lghtsp, rounding IL 70 the
nortbward and eastward, and return over the same
conTsc Going and returning the hagboat anchoIed
NJ the Club House, is to be passed 70 tne west
Ward and all the buoyson the west bank-yr Nos l
md is-are 10 be passed 10 the eastward 10 MAKE the
the distance must be performed IN seven hours oy
sn,ne one acht OF either class. No allowances ol ue
NJ H. Grinne, Robert :. Hone George L. 'cr'
Committee. . a.. A. 90 ,o,,n,o ,odation of the
IIcrs aud their friends. Will leave the fOot OF Dos
hasoss AZ ar O'clock a. Tickets for the race eau pe
Ia NV application at the secretarys once, NO %
Liberty-st 80. -. .,,aroA m sau for the Vice.
Conn,,odore's JAS Gordon Bennett JfJ Piate o.,
'N"''' Ia. t,'V T.r.l Vr4r.fes
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
TIE h1rRcmANrs, UNION ExrREss KoDBERY.

Mr.. Robert NJ Richardson, Assistant Secre-
nnt before Justice f. p Ferris at Whte Plains on tho
18TH inst, against Putnam W. Brown 0he express mes,
sanger Of the Company who I'm charge OF the safe at
tbe time IL was robbed Of sl25OOO the Hudson River
Railroad in May asu and who was found gagged ana In
nsensbe condition at the time the robbery was discov.
cred Tor perry IN swearing that the robbery was com
mitfed with violence, whereas one Dan Thompson had
made affidavit that Brown and himself cOncocted the
Tohherv and that In accordance with arrangements
Brown allowed himself TO be gagged and bound ana re-
$40 900 as his OF the plunder Brown pleaded
not unity aud was committed 10 White Plains JAN 10
await rho action OF tho Grand Jury. on Monday, now.
he was brought before Judge Cochran and admitted
Ia hail In the sum Of 5000
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

DICKSON -ROCKwOODUn WedneSsy Sept at the Church Of
the olr Apostles by the Robt HOwsnd D. D. George
H. Dickson Of Boston 10 Miss Lily lockwood Of NewYork
GREENWOOD D-OsTRANDRR-In Newark j. wetnesAy Sept,
by the Rev W f. Gibbs Mr. Charles A. Greenwood TO- Miss
rea OstraBder. both Of Newark
Ps-In this city, Monday the 2s inst By the
Dr. Tyng Rector Of St. Georges James ORKNEY 70 Laura L.
third daughter Of the late Thomas Philips ESQ., Of Manchester
England.
HAPIBRHATGHTA Chsppsqus according to Friend. ceremony
Pl,ssanye Emily Hsght Of Nevessse
Fourth day. 10th ~ Ninth month. 1863
wALKRR-OAKLEY-- Trinity Church Cleveland Ohio on Tues
a 18th the Rev Dr. Stsrkey Jerome Walker VI D. O
BoosFn Miss Helen Oakley daughter ofshs late JohE W.
.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DouRSTIC MARKETS.

s.y.sSAH sept zCottou opened Srn and quiet but closed
...sr Mddlngs, 24.e receipts. 81 bales ,,,,, 49,,
2lCOttou quiet and i0Neri
receipts bales sterling eKehauae-Bauk 10
Flour Inactive Superhne g. ~.
% ls Tgrhe Rrira % dull and lover Ella I'll 0i;
III II sIe BAn dull unchanged Mess Pork du
~ an gOa % lnl shoulders lt le Clear Sides li
- Au and anotel INC for Tecs and q. d2lc f keg
S,pt -Coon-MaTke closed queii sales 800 bales
e. a. il12llc Receipts 85B bsles exports, ~ bales
.e~r, Ga sept 2lCn9n Qnlet ces are sulcf slrs -
- rre.tfs l7l 6ai,s, M.1iAng, -. diifc 49, ,.,
,s.sfr.fa. n Sept Ituinn steady strs Si bales ia
- "a .fit .r . tsreipts. - bales
~ O. SOP, sl-syut. Tlspsauss sIa as .hsA
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

We call attention to the important sale OF
valuable villa Sites at Paulding Park between Irving
Ton and Tarytown take place at the Exchange Sales
room No III Broadway, tomorrow. at II o'clock IN.
The property offered affords the most eligible plots and
magnificent views on the Hudson River, at its most
beautiful part and is surrounded by the most elegant
residences and improvements In America. "Sunnys sde
the residence OF the late Washington Irving Is within
hslf mile OF Pauldng Park
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
Sp,tisI Totius.
DIR. Dillenback

DR.. Denback .f
on CHRONIC CATARRII-ITs ULTIMATE AND DAS GERoUS
RESULTS.
There are hon city who this uSerisg
nom CHRONIC and its unhappy consequeus wbO
arsr Of the danger to which they exposed The symptoms ot
d,sa, are usually mild excite little ,;,snOn
on the part sufferer is allowed pa, from
stage into another and involving It's destructive march tie
body Reader would AVOID the dangers Of
seated Consumption neglect COLD" "CArAERH IN
HEAD That this fatal IN rs tendency aud productive
Of such serious will be surprised learn he viii bai
reflect that every that inhaled into the system by those
suffering Cstsrrh pass unhealthy aud dheassd
membrane AR passing these pud and liberated
surfaces must necessity mbbe the noHous and deadly
properties and this breath Of air you take in'o the
luug, 5 eried iaIO poisonous agent Of death.
otber symptoms a unpleasant character loss Of smell
and taste The dscharges unfreq1eny offensive odor
most deafness found IN this disease and
.o-s progress passes down to the throat The bronchial tubes
and as. Of ALL the arce in the lungs become h with
matter until the the lungs entire
Of disorganiEatcu.
For the removal ony hope lies the dree,
application remedy disease II In this sous that the
liberated surfaces reached hardened and Gepraet eersoa'
.oaene BY recently discovered methods of nhala
ton us have successfully combi only Chronic Csah Sore
Throat and deeply Bronchial Affections bat Of
s most hopeless cases Consumption have been rescued from The
laws % death byit
Dr. DILLEYBACKs WORK on CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
CATARR &C. an ocavo volume Of 3 pages eooed Hhogphs
and engraving m sale b, WILLIAM WOOD Co.. NeNYork;
sud LINDSAY & BLAKISroN Philadelphia Price So
d. Dnnback NAV be seen professionally hs 0fcs No S60
.nd FRIDAY aud 18th Of September aud the ams days
every successive week.
All letters sboa be addressed to H. P. DILLENBACK, D..
Ne Bu6ueh.st Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

the highest pitch Of enthusiasm lie held the great
crowd together until within few minutes Of midnight
and Notwithstanding the ateness OF the hour they
unwilling have him stop His review OF the currency
question most complete and mastery. The meeting
adjourned with a song and cheers This confcssedly
the largest political gathering witnessed in this part
Of the ainfe
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

The thus f 90 head no. Of very good qua,
fair for NeSYo aud Brighton sales 01
head bd for Common Western; Itdie for Ordinary 70 Prime
Iowa sna Indiana 8dssc for good Errs kennc Sheep 90
te 10 higher selling readily at a0ic for l1hi Inferior 70 Extra
HEAVY aud a7ic fr Extra Lambs-saes 90 hsad
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BAKER. ALICE. TsrrvtoWu. n Y.
DICkiNSON. CHARLES NJ, No. 68 MsdisOnsVe.
HALE LESTER. No 3l4 Hud.on-st.
MCDONALD. JOHN No. 554 West Forty siIth 81
SHENLAS. MARY, Brooklyn.
SULLIVAN THOMAS. No. Is East TWelfth.st
STILLWELL, SAMUEL. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
u,ycTNG nv THE KT-KLAx KIAN.

TUsCUMBIA, Ala, Sept. 2l.-Three negroes
confined in al here charge Of burning seminary 10
ten days ago. taken out by body Of kukluIes,
estimated from $50 10 OO and carried short distance
from the ail and hanged 20 bridge. Resistance was
made by the authorities. who had skirmsh with the
ku.klux Khan but the officials were oyerpOwered
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
COUNTY FAIRS.
RICHMOND COUNTY.

The Richmond County Agricultural Society
began their annual exhibition at the Ncw Dorp grounds
Yesterday Articles intended for exhibition arc con
viewed free of charge by the railroad. Two huge tents
were erected upon the grounds Yesterday and hne o. =
nay looked for There Will DC some fast tr0ttlng to-
ipoTroy for premiums offered by the society. The Rev.
Dr. Goddard will deliver the annual address on Thurs
day Friday and Saturday will be devoted 10 the award
ing and distribution OF premiums and 10 additional trot
ting Att D. ~ Friday there viii be hurdle race for
purse of $500 Extensive preparations nave been lnaue
6y the Of society 10 have Of the largest
county exhibitions held In this part OF the state
The premiums amount 10 several Thousand dollars IRE
Quent trains connect with the Staten Island boats Tor
New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
COvCREsS NOMINATIONS.

The Hon. =. Newton Potter has been nomln-
ated by the Republican Committee OF Crawford county,
Penn TO succeed the Hon d. A. Fnney deceased of the
XIII DlStrct.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
pENNSNLNANIA.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION IN PiliiA-
DKLPIIIA-MEETING OF WAR GOVERNORS.
Some time ago ox-Gov. Curtin sent an invita-
ton TO the War Governors tO meet him IN tins city on
the st Of October the day before the Convention OF the
Rows In Blue The replies indicate the attendance Cf al
but OF the Governors who sustained the N0n In ts
struggle against the Rebellion GOV. Morton ohy as aI
as heard FROM will be absent and lac because OF AZ health
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

freckie. Tan Pimpies, &c, removed from the FAcs b
PBALoSr LOTION" PHALON
& son, No. ST. Broadway N Y
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

BILE consequences which would befa them they per-
sisted IN advocating the election OF tho Republican
some wonld-be wit; who had no better way
OF employing his time but within day or two circun
have occurred which make II probable that the
matter is more serious than has been
supposed On Friday evening last a young man
named Bynner, a well known Republican
found lying IN the road near his own house insensbe
having been assaulted apparently with snng shot by
found picked up double-barreled pistol marked
with % To Be n a9S to .oe e
secret society to assemble at specified ime me Al the
was still unable to give any account Of the affair.
The Constitutional Union Association of
Brooklyn having at length determined 10 iy tatny the
the Democratic organizations Of Kings county 20 meet
at their wgwam in Fulton-aye near Hoytst last even
ing TO perform that important duty Much money was
spent for skyrockets Roman candles Chinese lanterns,
and Drummond lights, and the interior OF the wlgwam
THE stars and Stripes Around tho walls OF the hall
were many notices and short sentences some OF them
that Grant has no policy" and the rest carefully cut
from speeches by Messrs. Seymour and Blair. The
Device supporting the idle Negro at the expense OF
the White Man; Cost N6.OOOO0O yesr Grant says:
when there is no peace" The meeting inside called
to order by the Hon. Henry c. Murphy. who told the
and nothing more" and then introduced the Hon. John
T. Hoffman, who, after three cheers had been gwen ana
q little the door quelled by the police, all
nounced himself amazed at the number OF men he saw
single venured I'm among that crovd,l and then
proceeded to read few disconnected sentences from
speech delivered by Mr. Gnswod at POughkeepse few
days ago, making comments on them for the
amusement Of his audience. Whenever Mr.. Holman
spoke Of Gen Grant there was suppressed Missing even
COppefheads having much respect for our next res
dent to hiss his name though they do not cheer
lie spoke at great length OF the alleged exravagahce OF
the Republican party, and the economical manner in
which Democrats have always managed andirs ! Said
something about Congress having taken the chains from
the negro placed them the Supreme Court falted
some about New York ard Brooklyn editors who talk
about traitors and disloya tried to prove to bust
ness men that il would be for their interest to vote the
Democratic ticket and closed by admitting that he mad
nothing 10 say against the Republican candidates Ma
tiona State but that he stood up for principle only
The Hon A. b. Beach followed Mr. Hoffman. sd he, III
turn followed 10y lesser lights, some oi NhVn Ae
forth from the stands on the outside
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

Premature Loss of the Hair, which nos. says
be entirely prevented by the use Of BURSEs at
the same time unaed dressing hair single application
si render soft d1ya For eVeywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

WnITE PLAINs Sept Y.-The annual Agrl-
cultural Fair Of Weschester County begins ON Wednes-
day on which day Horace Greeley Will deliver an ad-
dress The entry OF fine horses and cattle Is unusually
large and there will be trial Of speed on the racocourse
each day The pedestrian Weston viii begin walk
against time on the grounds Wednesday. The Fair
will continue several days.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
Republican state Committee.

Tn. Committee have tos headquarters 81 Room 10
Pm A,spus Hotel The Hamilton Harris ChamAs
Jams. Tes-gsr Secretary and H. Low, Chairman Of Executive
Committee
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

For the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, PHaIoSs p.
PHnS Soar VIII not chap the skin Sold By all Dmsgi Is cents
perca
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
MARRIED.

PhaIons Flor de Mayo,t new perfume for the bsndtsr
chief Sold by sll Druggists and by PHALoS soy, n
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
Ate,yy clrrIR nARKET-srrr A.

York es.k, 41e Roans demand No 81 30; No 81 500
~ Pale - 7SasS Tar hrn % 30 Cotton 6msr Mdng'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

C!erman Grant and COlfax Campaign Club.
Hssiquaues Rsetes Saloon No 20 Thdsvs reading
he'd 10
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

New-York Grant and COlfax Boys In Blue.
Gen Theo Gates ChmH EI Com Rooms aud II Hou
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

Total '7VVV
These port, have esu Of GOO and an enormous
trade beside which the immense internal commerce OF
he Empire radans from these ponn through 10 1Ah hO Hs's
MYERS - ,,p-.. -,
spedy Trustworthy OF communication which
t there else the communications Of tue
Of business and OF social ne speA IN BINS nhe
las NO uo.s her only normA
ton h, b. courier land and by steamers water te,
tn. Western World that China srge c0rtr "a We
poped but few yet rese that abe contains more An
b f he human The latest made her central authou
lies Tor tg purposes by the local nagIrse make her population
Pour Handd Fourteen Mloas and this ke 10 De un
the actual aggregate Nearly a OF thee, Sho are
,ears only 10 read and write Her rho pech
bat her literature extensive that Of Europe thnA Mn
teachers aud the latter exceedingly qaA 70 N N
selves pofercd facility for procuring early
though transmits kngsh AoLe lve -.
hers owned by Chinese merchants ssu %
exclusively for the transmission Of early nteSso.e ns
We propose al their aports, nse nov N eseae
Il would "ua !e~'
Of M would steadily increase thereafter
No sntsrP,e conmends ;sen a. Of %
commercially politically, and eIapgsncals "A
Shares az M Company limited number be ohtsnsd az -
m monthly u ~ 80 each commencing OsesmpT I'o"n
Ngs.uonb bRFxEI WINTHROP Co. Bankers 30 iswatn,
NsT .,,,. RooKsTAvER THAYER sLossoS, No 70 wst,
NsTiio5s ruT ss,rrosAL BANK COMMONWEALTH E,wYert
N.s.r, DRRXEL & Co., Phi iaielphis
Ms.,r, l. BROwNBLL Co. SesYork
NJ, LAY COOKE & Co. W0sugtou d. 4. -.r
TiF FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Washington, D. G.
u..,r, q D. HEAD snd T. II. PERKINS, Boston
uss,r, LkI HIGGNSON Co, Boston
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse, y T.
TiB SYRACUSE CITY BANK, syracuse; n
W n uigRY $50 Pequsnnock National Bank Bridgeport Oopn
u a ORMSBRE Msuuscurers Ins. Company Providence H.
H. MORSE American Express C9mpe5y sehsneetapS ~
And Of the Compauy Nos y aud p Ns.aot
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
DTFENS COTNTY.
, III TUr Ru 1yTsrcUrsTrR HORTICULTURAL FAIR.

The Queens County Fair commences to-day
AZ Mneoa aud will continue until Thursday night. II
will be worth visit
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
THE CAMPAIGN.
Union Republican National Committee.

Committee open ~ me fin
Ho. fok City where all business oonmugeons 'b9as 60
Of the Omcers and members N o
utsss William Cafa ChrHEB Boston Mass William r IlyE
eserstsy Washington, Central Executive yy1g,n H
PArk North Bennington "
Esmbe No 2205 Greenst Phsdslphsj Horace SIees' Oh
A.rsh Gdiss Kalamazoo Mich Western Crra, ATs
He,dou,rleu Chesfo-J Jones, Chicago, VI 81 nsn
Vnssnn. ina B TAYLOR Omaha Southern ktseuls
B,,dousrtsrs Atlanta GA-M H. 6ouihwofih s e -
Jab, "a 0atsel IaRrsuge Ga; b. hles LtNe hoet All
Ssss kr,cutve Committee Headquarters san y
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
Yulitital aotit,s.

The gentlemen who have accepted Invitations 70
speak the RspubueAs Union Ra6eaon Meeting be he'd a.
Cooper Institute ByESlNG sept o. requested 10
assemble the Rooms Committee at the Hh ave
Hotel on then arrival the city. where COMMITTEES rA be "aass
to receive thea" Ks ! / hiFIllas FbIulGsssR ooH"''s'
Union Republican General Corrmittee.-At resvi.,
mouth' meeting Of the Committee held Thursday evening" Sep,
Re,o!rsd That the ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN,
a s.a Trsb f. 5 & 81
COUNTY COYeEyTI0y consist q he EumbeL Of a..
from the vsrOu. Assembly District. a. ,,s D.e;s have rsp.
and ScIssS fiSi % S6ySyhSIoy to consist Of s number o dele
gates each ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 70 Donuss candidate f
ucs & RI sRs fG S fi5' e District
number Of delegates on each Assembly pnr
:: the ,d D @ s' M.S Of coss ''
ASSEMBLY CONVENTION in :,ce Assembly Dstr eS9' -
e.a Member Of A'.se r. fsca Assembly Psr @ s
Bepeysy corner Of T.sa0ypdsI ~ MQsDAl 0's
TmR JUDICIARY CONVENTION shah aee q; .,ifa:sefi
so Broadway WEDNESDAY EVEN
The FOURTH coSGkEssIoYAL DISTRICT oepeaE sa. 81.
g. a. 9Th sh 9Th and sh MHS; Si o SSs .s SSsssn'a No.
The FFfH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT comprising ibs 10 o..
lStb Wards viii hold their Convention Runk' Ho''' Nc
M SH On tdSGRFsSaH SgRF psfRf @spas h. M
sb and s ws vi. bold heir q Hal ibs
doe,,s % TRIpAY EykSSs Oct eSsE n. .
Wards viii ccuveutiOn No u Avesas 90 FRI
DAS A. fHGslH EGfa OF DISTRICT tn. iss
Goth and 2 Wards viii hold their Co9veuO at tue Evers" Rooms
The YiXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT comprising the irts,
18th aud 2d will mold their CoueDton at the Twenty second
Ward wiswsn. FRIDAY EVENING October at Z. OsoeE
The ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS in each Assembly District shsh
meet Al their usual places mss MONDAY EVENING Q0Sef
H. a Z: O'Clock
thereof appoint inspectors whose duty tshah be 70 receive
the Association and Goa
President and Recording Secretary Of the AssocA's
shall ign the credentials OF the delegates 30 elected
SSs 1 % b. s .7 i S. ss sSot % h sSa I'D s'
man DemOkat least 20 said election
Polls 10 all be open from TO o'clock .. 90
FREEMAN J. FIrIifAN Chairun.
WN DRUNNOND, s..rs.,.s