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THE VICTOR NOIR MURDER.
The THIRD DAY OF THE ZnIlL OF
PRINCE BONAPARTH.
The Original Report Of the Police DestreyeA
and Another Fouvtelle's Ex-
ciama lion that he Would have shot the
Prince-Henri Roohefort on the stand.

The Original Report OF the Police Destroyed
and Another substituted-FouvieIle's Ex-
clama lion that he Would have shot the
Prince-Iienri Rochefort on the stand.
TOMS, March, 23.-The High Court Of Justice
opened at II o'clock this morning. witncsse, were
eoamined TO prove that Fouylelle said Victor Nolr
slapped the Prince in tile face. Tho lawyers for the
prosecution dwet with effect on some grave contra.
dictions In this testimony. A number OF policemen
testified to remarks made by Fouviee atter his ar.
rest One OF the prosecuting lawyers created a sen.
sation by declaring that the original report OF the
police in this case not to be found Only copy
dated ton days LATER could be produced.
one witness swore that he heard Fouville OF.
claim ,hat II bis pistol Ind not missed FIRE he would
have shot the Prince This had effect on the spec.
tators, who are evidently besinnidg to Loan TO the
cause OF the Prince.
Witnesses for the prosecution were then exam.
ined.
M. Arnould testified that Victor Nolr had no In.
tention or attacking the accused when be went 70
his house.
Henri Rochefort was called as witness for the
prosecution. There was much agitation among the
spectators at the announcement OF his name.
Rochofort entered the Court room accompanied
by two gendarmes and took his place on the witness
stand He was pale. but very calm. lie replied
quietly to the interrogations and after repeating the
contents OF the letter sent to him by the accused
which occasioned the visit OF MN Noir and Fou.
Vile, he retired TO the bench reserved for journal.
ists. Many Of the latter shook hands with him as
he took his seat
The wife of Louis Noir, brother OF Victor Noir
was called TO testify she was much agitated She
said Victor Noir could not have slapped the Prince
because the gloves on his hands were found 10 be
intact.
Other Witnesses corroborated the statement Of
Arnoud that Noir did not intend to quarrel with the
Prince.
NJ. Morcl, reporter OF the Moni,evr, testified that
the witn,saos 'gNNtnow swear to Fouviele's imis.
sion that Nor slsrr'1 th' Tr'rce did not say at
first.
NJ. Milliere and Other wi,Gssses testified to n.
physical weakness Of Victor N'ir, and the mproos-
bility Of his striking %, Prince, as the defense
alleged
During On intermissiou ~ tht Court many friends
OF NJ. Rochfort gathered around him, when tho
Eendarmcs interfered, and surrounding the prisoao.
kent his friends back
1t is predicted in semi-onlcal quarters that yer.
dict Of accidental homicide viii be given.
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PERSONAL IYrELLi0EyCE

Prof Risley's Spanish troupe has arrived in this
city from England Via Portland.
The handsome Sergeant Babcock OF Rcekman
street sr-b to say that he IA not candidate FOR
tivrO ioicc ComnlisSoncfship and that II he should
seek such lucrative berth the las, man he would ask
to boost him into II is the genial james O'Prien
Our distinguished fellaw.citzcn, Edward Paysou
weston entertained at dinner his residence in West
ForiS IN ~ street ast evening the Hon Horace Gree.
~, The Hon samuel Sine air and the hon whIteaw
Etd Iicul"CVl Mix of tue Tribune a. not present
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HOURS or LEJSURE.

The Princeton ColleEe Alumni have banquet in
Demonico's ths cytutpg.
The leun MOnan's ball, under the direction Of the
Hon Ftnnh DuHy, l. the event ia Military Han tbs
cNeIlnE, ram OF shluo"
COMPANY /, Twelfth Regiment. hayea "calico
toclHn't" IL Apodu Hal th' tvcning. Capt. John
French has SihlrHwn NE reslknstOn.
Tie Rev. George II lIcpwnrth ectnrr- this even.
nr ~ the Church OF the DIVINE Paternity ifh avenue
aud foriy'huh street. ou HumDug
The Rev ", Pepdlelon lectures on the Holy
IAnd" Tonight IN ymOuth Baptist Church Finy.nr,t
street, between Ninth rud lenth avenues.
Dr.. j. W. Roeers Of Memphs, Tenn. lectures
tbs evening m Cooper Institute, ir" Advent ~ 4
iniGcs or CATHOLIC ireland gNns civilization TO EnG.
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OBIIIitRY.

Mathew p; Field, bro.hUr Of D1vil Dudlcy ara
rue rlen' hlrl ~ S"uthwck Mas. on Ilor tsy
Got Folk Cuuiru commander of IN, No.. VI.
,,fhltns Irr0!, has tIed NJ the soldiers Huul, nc.r
"hsnlnslon lie was graduate OF the Rronch M,It
taiY sCyu A. 81 tht, and served iu Asiprs and In H..
Zousye regiment, " ''N0''
Ihe Rev; William i Collins. who died on Monday
evening IN farhaven Conn struck with DRraIysts
ON sunday morning, whic m tho pulpt and aftef an
honut NJ hN text Hc was one the ahcst ministers
OF the Methodist kpscOpsl Church Last sumner he
purchased house IN Planheld. ~ IL
laYe us family thero ucEi nYOtE
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The residence of Mr. Martcll near Mddlevills
Chn'oh township, nd. was burned on Tuesday night
tuttis's carriage mlnuactory IN Kingston NY
ance, l.G0J ''''VV'' '''
Lust evening Thompson and Cranes clotblns
S.othng warehouse "a lroAdvaY was damaged TO tha
eNtclt of 5000
II. Garr's store In Buda, III, was burned yeste-.
adjoining was destroyed
The Milwaukee aud St Paul Railway Compnny's
repair shop WAS burned yc.t,riHy, including four en-.
glnes ana sIA box cars LVss tlN,OOO
j. j. Whites dry gopd- store. \, j Johnson's
clothing store and Il, " Fishers cO1frCOnAry ettAb.
lshm"nt ~ Wilmington, II, were burned yt-tori lay
morning. Loss $4,000 insufanc", tldt.
The extensive stables uf the Luui-Nllle CITY RiH
way Con. pInt nni several frame bLidinss In the N.
hvdlHe HVlSHburh'o used ~ liquor and board.
ing house, were burned }rstOrliy
The building owned by Dorrnnce Goddard in
Worcester, Mass MAS burned Ou Iu"slnN night. Los
Gi0yl insured tor 5000 The occupant. were Loring
blake, organ company, loss, t2olO insurance $500
4 5Aglpl & Co machine screws, loss, 10000; par
tlIlh Insured, \. /, Worcester ~ Co., IA Cnuc lob.
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Font Racing in Patterson.

walking match was contested yesterday in
Paterson by James Smith and James Aiams.
for siu0 The match was to be Is miles. Adams
having start Of 1000 yards. But on account Of the
weather, n distance OF 3 miles was agrecd upon
Smith giving Adams 2G0 yards start. Adams walked
of IN good style. Smith started at a stride that
caught up to his opponent at the distance u 2L
miles and stalking past him, reaching the goal con
siderably in advance Smith won the prize, making
the miles IN ~ minutes.
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The senate Rcmcmb r. the Country's De-
tenders.

W,sHINGroS, March 23.-The Senate has agreed
To- resolution offered by senator Fenton or the nav
ment nj S2l to cac of Tie volunteers In the late war
vino has been de rauded OF his bounty money by
claim agents and finds II necessary now to sue the
Government for the recovery Of tie money These
hOuntics are ia no more than xlOO aud Senator
Fcnton urged that IL would be great wrong to
make the veterans pay $40 out OF that ~ counsel fee
4hd ~ or O. Tor taking testimony. obtaining rraui-
sitluns, ana other work necessary Tor the proper
presentation ~ their claims. Tie S91 Of course is
o"' to be paid after the clailu has been allowed as
in
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Another Fitn Ward TrnR.Jy.

Early this morning John Kelly. with hi.
brother Patrick utteuiptcd 10 rcEuter the sailors
boarding house At Watt aud Washington streets and
both were kuucked down and stunned. The officers
OF apt Pruy'r command bore tAcm 10 the Leonard
street Po're Station. where Patrick lay until 1
O'Clock IN an insensihic condition.
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Lo,nGN. March g.-rno iss.lpony gwen by
the ,'accrs Of Che lo1u-uir and Or1s.ptal steamer
BOMBAY before Nr Court OF lnyesNfttion A. Noko-
hama. li been received here. II roe- 10 show n, ~
no one 90 the Bombay aware OF tho condtuo,
OF the Ontia, while there was much alarm for that
Of the Bombay, and It was deemed neces,sry 10
make for shoal water with all speed.
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The musical event Of this evening will be the
gr and vocal and instrumental concert in the hail of
the M. c. A. A new prima donna Miss Fannie
Goodwin, will mako her diDnt before an An crlc4n
audience. She s snid to possess soprano voic. OF
rare volume aud sweetness. Another dGbutlnt lin
this country at leusU be NJ. Bee de Plume, In
Souvenir de ShOo Fly and LII Be,e Bourbon.
nlse,' ChansOnotles Comiques, the IOrmur ef which
n. ia ONsn
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Ouiy Prim's Orders TO be Recognized by tho
Spanish Army.

MADRID. March 28.-Gen. Prim has issued or.
ders I the army Officers and To the Madrid garrison
to obey ORDERS in extreme eventualties nnjes.
they are signed by him.
In the Curtos to-day. the Treasury Bond Loan bIi
was pAsse by l2N 70 70. -
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Brosdwny pIcrcha mis- In front ,r.

case Of smuggling was up before Commi,-
sioner Osborn yesterday, Isalore Wolf and II y.
May, silk brokers Of Broadway are accused OF dc.
entered as cotton. II 5 we're held In $40 0O1 to up
pear Tor examination, \ custom House officer l.
implicated, and has u'en permitted to thru states
evidence,
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On Sunday last in Father McMahon's Roman
Catholic Church. Fiib first street and Madison ave-
nuo tho officiating priost read the Popes bull against
tue Feniaus, bslf the congregation abgupl ieI ass
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THE VOTING TRAITORS.

the VOTING 1kAlIORs
ppAN1I- n. BALDWIN, of Queeus.
n,NiII n. BARNES, of Columbia.
nr>is BJRN-, OF Sew York.
InuN DAVIS. Of -trubcn.
to.EpiI DROLi, OF kings.
IRx,lrN r. .HA-BkUICik. oI Ulster
KEK>NHD u,NEk, OF kings.
uukt,\N HORTO>. OF Putnam.
IT PIERRE JERRED, oi Oncida,
WILLIAM G.. JONES, of kiugs.
CHARLES ". kRACh, oi Ulster.
TIIo,l,S J. LANAIIAN, Of Albany.
LANES J. MOONEY, Of Mestchestcr.
wIIi,IAM ". MO-ELEy, Of K,ngs.
OWES MIRpIIN, OF New York.
IAAtI> VI Nelson, 0r Rockland.
EDWARD srJRGE=, oi Columbia.
SIIA- SWEET, Of -chOhuric.
IONS rIt.iIE, Of Albany.
IIIRAMvAN SrEE>BURGH. Greene.
THE ABsENr TRAITORS.
DANIEL &. DODl,B OF CLINTON.
HIGH VI. CLARK, OF Kings.
DENNI- OKEEFE. OF hings.
JAY 4. PEA~E. Of Lewis.
THOMAS J. LNON, of Orange.
WILLIAM W. SNOW, OF Otscgo.
JAMES l.. LA MOREf, o. Sullivan.
PATkICk J. FLSNN, of Ulster.
EDw ARD ID. LAWRENCE. Wcstcheste r
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tnsrle Garden Badly Dnmngpd, aud Books,
Ac., DssIroyed.

Last evening fire was discovered on the roof
IN the northeastern part of the Castle Garden build
ing. occupied hy the Emigration Commissioners
The Ore worked lis way down thi ougn tho raiter.
into the malu building, damaging the place to tIs
extent OF S5Dn The damage TO books and paperv
- estimated W q 500 Covered by insurance.
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LOSSES BT FIRE.
The Great Fire In william m>burgh-D-strue-
tion q stores and Dwellings,

In Williamsburgh yesterday morning. fire was
discovered In AphonSe Sbellls's furniture store ss
trand street. The flames spread will rapdity enst
west and north, under high wind extending 10
North Finsi street The following is a summary OF
tie losses sustained.
GRASD srRkEl fKoPERrY.-No. A-Grocery store OF
louis LOhiunu huiuInX owned by Martin Althau.cr'
AZ. .gs.Tuv'd In,uranc' stock, 5000
80, = -Nh'fu Althau. lager beer saloon Totally
''.sg Dyed Lc's over 500 partially destroyed
,nh' n,r ShclHs furniture ,JSQre. An de.
y = Ter N"'iu. Incurred tpr .. 800 ~.
No. g-Ownvi uy Mt fict,lrr aud occupicd ~ am.
utl Atytft a. .'rIr score, 1uU by VI Rrh SIM Ia
IN Nfs it-iAuu 40 ths Fulton
No. 90 lu' dng owned and lccunted bv Uarney Me-
Elroy lOss. si.U,i, Insured ~
No. H-Occupef ny MogcE s ~ilwtii, deaers n, frr.
gurcd '~-' '
NORTH FIRST STGIET rRoryRTY.-So 75-Buildng
owned y MT trhArd-, aud OcCupied hy the family OF
.harlcs Van DYKE los, 1910 insurance on building
VI 900 Mr Van D'ke uninsured.
No. il-Buidiug owned bl Mr. Fletcher and occupiad
by tour families loss $500 Insured IN the Fulton
fou- families lJ,s, 500. ~
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Tho Last spd Most Disgrnceful Job-A BiII to
Keep Henry smith In the Police and SUI
prrvisor's boa rd.

AlBAsr. March PA bill to keep Henry
Smith In the two onees he now holds Illegally has
been smurged through the Assembly. and now lays
In the hands Of Twecds Senate Committee on cities
Whites bill to legisa,e Smith In once was merely
blind. While all the A.semblymen had their eyes
on Whites bill. the real bill showed through un.
der their noses. The decoy was successful Tho
bill passed by the Assembly consists of two sections
The nrst repeals section g. OF chapter 403 Laws Of
is04 md also section 2, chapter 33s Laws Of iSG9
The second section reads a. follows:
" Anv one of the Police Commissioners Of the
Metropolitan Police District hereafter elected or
appointed, who shall daring his term OF ".
nce accept any other onee or public trust,
shall be dccwed To have thcruupon Bnd thereby
resigned bic SAID obcH 81 Police Coo n'i.sioner aud
the same shall thersupun he dcer ID to have become
and snail be vacated Hets or parts cl acts iIeon.
sistcnt with this act are btreb,- psAis.
SIC 3. This act shan eake eject immedatcl
Tho bill clearly relieves Smith II the peaair NJ
forfeiture IN the case of he two rres@ut Offices ana
then reenaets It as against ali iUtate ononders
Truly very biz thing G.
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THE ALBANY BATTLEFIELD.
,uy yoryG DEuOCRACYSTTLJR REso-
LrTB IND DEtIdNT.
T,oi,or--The Black List OF the Young
49, upmocrury.

ID, D., the decisive action on Tuesday. 10000
ltISsS.s clcrnd to members ul the Young Democracy
so,s urh thr Ring. aud tSVO each 10 be aOeent
rom the As,cmoyl
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In the senate the rls TO Incorporate the Metro
politan Museum Of Art and TO the act for the
were passed. '
Nus INTRODUCED for m elevated from the
Battery to Harlem river. and ablIng lIchnIo hi suo
" TO lay out public park.
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among those who ys..erdsy sold out to the Repub.
hsahs and ths Tsmmany Ring;
isy,:sss .s,y s9$ iSsSsnes s
Ssss ss. & az; pun: SHss: q %'": :%s.sgss Sss
S,assy q !Ps si,S fo5 sss ,s.SsIsd ,ss!
ne E'S S e e Ss dSas,y ~.
ot sns s, se ~ &C. the local
IN "a SSsis o;n:s s.S'S r e % S,gG.
Sd defeating ssnss Si sisGss s's 70 asf.ss. ssiIn IN
Rs:oirsd, Tha, a seecisi Committee of nye be ap.
w Sc tie U 'sPa Ss o S s1G G
renSn ne result OF such Investigation to the House
MIR. Thomas G Fields hardly deemed these rcsolu.
lions proTer He questioned the right Of the House
Mr.. Fields 4 he was row going to become the de.
fender Of the. Tammeny Ring. Before Mr.. Fields
Withdraw the resolutions Mr Mitchell did 80,
saying he would amend them.
AFTER nANiERRE.
Mr. NJ. c. Murphy proposes to introduce reso.
luton to investigate the charge agsust Police Com.
missioner Manierre.
TON riELDs's ROW.
Mr.. Littlejohn, from the Select Committee TO In.
Mr.. Ainsworth. and rice rersd, submitted written
report OF the evidence taken. Thoy say that the
statement made by MI Fields IL sustained only by
HE osn evidence, while that OF MIR. Answorih IL
sustained by several witnesses. The report was
ordered to bo printed.
FIELDS ATTN A LIvr INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Mr.. Fields reported that the sercent atarms had
served subphGna on shepperd A. Homes, uctuary
Of the Life Insurance Compony OF New York TO ap-
pear here as witness, but that said Homes had re.
fused to appear therefore that the Speaker issue
warrant for his arrest. Adopted.
Mike Norton has been offered and refused the
place from which Henry Smith was ousted.
MF 1Waa al InF
tion the Senate bill to consolidate the city and
county OF New York. SOL
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AID TO JEWISH FUGIrTEs FaoM RUssll
Meeting Of the Relief Conmlttec of the Hebrew
Emigrauts, Aid seciesy.


Meeting Of the Relief Conmittec Of the Hebrew
Emisranfs' Aid Secicsy.
The above committee met yesterday afternoon at
No. 243 Broadway. Mr.. H. 8. Allen, In the absence
OF Mr.. p. W. Frank was chosen chairman pro tenn
Mr.. N. 8. Isaacs was in his place as secretary Mr.
sarvoni as treasurer OF the Relief Committee re
ported that 1855 families OF Russian Jews had re-
ceived aid the amount being in the aggregate $780,
In addition eighteen passes by railroad to the west
were issued. acfcw TO single persons but most
TO families. These were sent to various points,
as Syracuse and Rochester, New York; Montreal,
Canada: Chicago Illinois; Titusville Pennsylvania;
aud other places further West. Several donations,
each for 500, were announced to have been made
for the purposes OF the committee running co n
versation ensued upon the urgent necessity Of call
Ing in the moneys subscribed or paid TO various
societies and congregations for the relief Of fugitive
Jews nom Russia, and the sec retary was aunorlleu
TO write TO those gentlemen hav ing received sucn
contributions that they pay over te money ~ tel
hands TO Mr. Saroni the treasurer OF the comiltee.
subcommittee OF three was appointed 20 70 ~
constant communication with tne boaro CO. ol
Emigration ana .ee tne 1Cers neonIe now being sent
over from Europe, to take charge OF theE
proper reception and PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION ior
such OF these emigrants desire 10 leave the city at
once full discretion to act as the c0mmlttee may
deem hest under any given circumstances peing
ana sS cansss o Mesr ermaS ssIo
mon, A. =. Saroni and Alexander Baum. Tne CHAIR
man and secretary OF the Relief Committee, Messrs.
Allen and Isaacs were added to this subcommittee
as er oGcto members. 1t was further resolved that
such lsraelites in the city and vicinity as desire
laborers, mechanics or apprentices IN any branch OF
trade be requested to make known their wants 10
Mr.. Selgman Solomon, 225 East Ffty.sec0nd street,
In order that such OF these refugees may be capa
bie and wiling might be provided Some other mat
ters OF no public interest were discussed after which
the committee adjourned,
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ROPOSALs.
pRoPosALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
Il n 1yNltt for the " 4.
POST OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE. NEW YORK CITY.
Posi- OEFIoE AND COURT HOUSE, New YORK CIrYl
OFTIoE OF SUPERINTEN DENT, May 8, 1870

POST OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE. NEW YORK CITY.
PosT oEyIoE AND COURT HOUSE, NEw YoRK CIrYa
wsoEGGg AND oAsF IaoH wos
S as Nay ss
1 o n Sns IN the cast and
this oalce consisting Of csstron columns, bedpates, &c,
All Of Tie castings mus. sound smooth and straight cast
true and free from flaws defects OF Kind and Of the
schedule: and drawings. oastins: must
viii be paid for nor VIII any casisss Of less vaTy
Ing IN any respect from the requirements Of the drawings be
All Of q 1ass, must s p.nsa
work cleaned oil and nnished in arst class manner.
and srder1 be of the Of the
@ Ss. and must be Of
best ro.sh: ron they win be straight and sound in ali
Ali beams set on brick work must res. on cast iron bed
plates OF e and numbers required by the spec
An bolts wedges ties angle irons anchors sheet
Saa a. Or 10th ss G .o the work
Will be furnished y the r. e.; who win p the entire
r . s and
ssa lsss
and engines IN putting he WORK in % place. @ without Charge
sy
when required scaoding TO be furnished BY the
Be %ss y s.
rons camps ties anchors. other metal work necessary
to h and put the work In place. whether mentioned
tngs schedules not tN
The furnished, delivered, fitted and put
place complete within three months after Of written
notice to commence the work. ..a. s. ...l..l
The work win subdivded among different bidders,
but will be considered in the aggregate.
The schedules win 30 in Identifying the material and
making the which will be made monthly, deduct
ing per untn the final completion Of the
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond In the
OF $600 that the bidder will accept and perform the
tract awarded him, the snlciency OF the security to be
certified to by the District Attorney Of the district where he
resides. NNi A
The Department reserves the right to reject any or ali bids
II be deemed for the interest OF the to do
and any bid that not made the printed form to be OBJ
tanned In this Office and does not conform In to
the requirements Of this advertisement will not be consd
ered neither will proposals be received from any parties
who not themselves the manufacture Of cast
wrought iron work. have not the necessary fac
ties for getting out the castings rolled beams. I
Proposals will be endorsed "Bids Work." and
dressed to CALVIN T. HULBURD,
tt Superintendent
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her late residence, $50 Ninth avenue this tTuesday
afternoon. at two O'Clock. - .
n VAN WAGRNgN-On Sunday morning, may .,
yAC0s youngest child Of Cornelius ID ana susan van
WaGenen aged year. months and ~ days.
The relatIyes and friends OF the family are invited
to ATTEND the funeral from the residence OF his pa
rents, 80 West Nineteenth street, TINS Iuesoay) ori
WARD.-On Monday, May o. WILLIAM Ii. WARD, In
the seth year OF his age
Notice of funeral tomorrow,
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POLITICAL
nEMocRArIc CONVENTION,
T Ffret AsseImblv did

DEMoCRATIC CONVENTION,
IL m l1 First Assembly district, 40 Nluu at4I
Comprising the frst Second, Third and Fifth wards,
JAMES HEALY unanimously nominated for Assistant
M f4s IN. aft NYE Alderman NJ f.NlsilF Az IN
The following preamble and resolutions adopted
Whereas the democratic Organizations Of TAmmany Hall,
Mozart Hall and Democratic Union, Of the First
distric nominated for the oce of As.istAn Alderman,
at the charter election held December, 1862 JAmea
Hesy, and no person having been placed in
nomination against him, he received the Unanimous
Alderman fCr tse torn q two ysars and where's. through
turs James heay was leslsed Of office before the
o. ne term for which he was elected BY the people
Resolved That rscogizng the honesty. capabity and IN
tegrly OF James Heaiy good citizen workingman
aongus in this disrc where he has for upwards
twenty years and having the same Confidence IN him As we
Deen done To him IA well to the people OF this district
Resolved, That pledge ourselves TO all honorable
euors 70 secure the Of James Heay the
contest JEREMIAH KENNEFICk, Chairman.
<; Fnds. dp;.GRAfsSa5, a s.T1u Secretaries
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TAMMANY DEMOCRACY.

At large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Fifteenth Ward
Bescker street, on Monday evening May 1870 Tie follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted =
Resolved, That the the Fifteenth ward will
uniedy support the nomination Of Sanford r. Church
Chief Judge Of the Court OF Appeals and Charles A. Rapao
William f. Allen, Martin GrIer and Rufus W. Peckham
Associate Justices Justly regarding them foremost among
the able juists the for their ability
and integrity.
Resolved That Hamilton W. Robinson, Joseph r. DAILY,
Richard L. Larremore and Charles II. Van Brun, nom-
mated for judges Of tho Common Pleas by the County Con
and democrats and empcnty entitled the positions 10
which they will be triumphanty elected
Resolved, That the democracy of the Fifteenth ward
tends M thanks TO the County Convention for selecting
associate r. j. Jonchfmsen the Justices of the Ma
democrat
Convention to be held on Tuesday evening At Tammany
Hail. be requested to the denomination the general
ticket Of valued friend and representative John Murray
the present worthy and efficient Alderman Of the district
j. w. FOWLER, Chairman.
GEORGE c. LLOYD, Secretary.