The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27
POLITICAL.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
SAMUEL B. GARvIN
oy oae eeste number Of votes was eny elected District At
'0rne' q 'he CITY and eo Sa,go q New York
That
WILLIAM scIrRaER
sy e greatest number q votes was duly elected Coroner Of
me cy and county & e BE- Eeg Xxx, Yssk; corRr
JOHN j. FREEDMAN AND
ny the greatest number of duly elected Judges Of
he superior Court Of the city Of New York for full term
JAMES G. SPENCER,
the Soa ~ e c9 Meas S ess,sq D sags
PRED term q Anthony L. Robertson deceased, which term
COMMON PLEAS.
That
FREDERICK W. LoEw,
the Court q Common Pleas Of city New York. for full
's Tsa, --a--s
by the greatest number yoes was ny elected Judge of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of the city Of New York. IN
SURROGATE
ROBERT G. HuTcHINGs.
~ the greatest pnn6er Of votes was duly elected Surrogate
RECORDER.
JOHN X. HAcKErT,
~ n greatest number Of votes was duly elected Recorder
JUSTICE OF THE MARINE COURT.
MICHAEL c. GROSS,
the Marine Cont OF The city Of New York
We certify this declaration 10 be correct and have caused
and secretary OF this Board this twenty fourth day Of Noyen
Oer A. d. one thousand eight hundred AID sSy nine
CHARLES z. Low County Clerk and Secretary.
stat. Of Neo Iok, tayand County of Ne0 foh, County Clerks
the original declaration file oace, aud that L
correct transcript herefrom and of the whole of such
Witness my and Official SEAL at the New York County
twentyo day Of No ember A. d one thousand eight
Clerk of the County OF New York.
ATA MEETING OF THE employees OF THE GRANT
Locomotive Works, held on the Gath day OF November,
That whereas have heard with regret OF the death of
Mr. Oliver DeFores Grant President Of the Grant Locomo
and In this we acknowledge the dspensaon Of
President who has exhibited towards those under him,
areany Of manner and kindness Of feeling which has
country has lost Of her best citizens
and we an upright and just employer.
% e h 10 h a Inv we
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded 70
daily papers.
ATA MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN, JUDI.
sa t Es of the fs held At No
lowing preamble and resolution were Were adopted =
JoHs ROBINSON Secretary
Whereas we deem 7 essential IN the choice OF Judicial
mendabe for their integrity ability and impartial perform
First district has during term Of so dis
oh e duties Of his gs as to merit the appreciation
Resolved, Tina. this Convention decline nominating
republicans OF the First, Second Third Fifth wards 70
their for that position Mr. Edward
Hogan who has been placed in nomination fer reelection
believing mat his return ~ the electors Of the district viii be
Alta MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS TAMMANY
IA Hall Committee held at the Seventh Ward Hotel l73
Madison street on Friday evening Noyember 2s the follow
Steinhardt; for Assistant Alderman, John Gallon.
GEORGE kEARss, Sec'y. FRANK HLsSY, Chm.
ATA MEETING OF THE TwENry.Fiasr DISTRICT
n Adermanc Democratic Union Convention, held at
siaps Hotel Third between 1921 1874 Streets on
Thursday evening, November 25, hafpast o'clock,
Colonel Jacob Nj. Long was unanimously nominated
didate for Alderman and william McManus was unan-
mousiy nominated for Assistant Alderman.
THOMAS RILEY, Chairman.
JANIS W. FLYNN Secretary
AT MEETING OF THE THIRD ALDERMANIC DIS.
IA trict Tammany Hall Convention held Fourteenth
Ward Hotel Friday evening, Nov. 26 EDWARD CUDDY,
the Sixth ward nominated candidate Alder
and HUGH oBRIEN, of the Fourteenth ward for
ssant Alderman.
ANDREW cooNEY, Fourteenth ward Chairman.