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New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
4 NEW-JERSEY TRAGEDY

MURDER or AN OLD MAN BY HIS YOUNG WIFE
HER SUICIUE-IMPLICATION OF HER son.
A fearful tragedy has been enacted IN Mont
vile Township, Morris County. NewJersey. Henry
Miller an old and highly respected farmer OF the village
OF TayortOwn OF the above named township, went on
wednesday morning ast his work in the woods taking
with him a. was his usual custom, his dinner in small
pail While eating his dinner. az noon, and shortly after
he had swallowed only few mouthfus he became Sick
and noticed peculiar and unpleasant taste IN his food
He therefore gave the rest OF 1t 20 his dog which ad a.
cOrnpauird him, but before the animal ha1 had time
70 deyOur n ALL he, too, taken SICK, and IN
less than five minutes dead Mr. Miller obtained
passiug assist luce and carried home ON arriving
at his bOuse Mrs Miller who Is his second wife, and n
st quite young seemed e feel much more sorrow o'
the death the uOg than at the dangerous condition oi
her husband MT Miller fingered TIL the evening when
he died several OF the medical men OF the nelghburhOpd
were summoned. and the BODY Of the dog was Optmd
Traces OF arsenic in large quantities were al once found
The woman. who all the time OF the lnVestGa-
ton had been apparently unntcreoied spectator vas
then 10 the cupboard Of the room dnd 10
take out piece OF bread and butter which she ate. She
was soOn seized with fearful pains and sp-is, and be
came inspusbr She died at O'Clock the IL Xt morning
IL then became plain that she hJ herself placed the poi
son I'm her husbands food. and had, when the nngr ~
su-plcOn began Ia point toward her committed slChlt
Her motive seem. to have been to obtain possession Of
the old mans for herself aud the children OF her
nIst husband.
A Coroner. inquest vas immediately held. when II
was elected that Of Mira Mliers sons, Young man
residing In the western part Of NewlOfk state. had,
while ON visit 70 his mother few days ago, purchased
from neighbOring druggist two ounces of arsenic.
Part of the poison found in the cupboard OihcGs
were mMedla sent to secure his arrest Ihe excite
are surrounding the house The inquest Will be con
tinurd today.
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fGEyERlL PRESS pfsP,TCuI /


The Revenue collections from each STATE nd Territory
for the sra ending June 3O 1870 slGs5GO 07
against tlt0,9Ss for the fiscal year ending June 30
1863 NewY0rk state paid the largest amount. S6 6l
$50 Ohio the next largest 1885, Illinois, SIS 3o6;
Pennsylvania, fourth the list, s6,74s,7O; Massachu-
sets the next, $lOs40O All the other states paid lsss
than $1,000 600 each.
Weather reports now received here by telegraph
three times day, from twenty stations, and pub
lshed Ia all the daily papers, besides being Duetned in
conspicuous places The Geographic arrange ments for
their collection ana distribution work satisfactorily
that they all received n Washington and distributed
throughout the country in less than hours time al
though the points OF observation range from Key West
tO Cheyenne. The system promises good results, and
its development is watched with interest by the scien-
tInC world
Controller Taylor has sent circular 20 each Consul
General. Consul Vice-C COnsul, commercial agent. and
others, directing them, In accordance with recent law,
% render. N addition 20 their quarterly accounts.
the return for each agency in the Consular district,
showing the amount Of fees collected and the actual
penses incurred by such cOusuls agents; also full
list Of the agencies IN each district ana the Of tho
agents in charge.
Lady Young wife OF the Governor General Of Canada,
IN company with Mrs Thornton. wife OF the British Mu-
iscr. visited the President and Mrs. Grant to-day.
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the public debt he would invariably advocate its honest
payment Speeches were also made by Col A. y. Wuts
she, Msjor-Gen II. A. Barnum. Dr.. g. Waterman, mr
Philip Frankenheimer and others. The following reso-
lutons were then adopted:
soed Ths recognize the Republican banner with s n.gus
Wecou ana Kaufman Which s rsJ
Eoe IhA heartily approving Of the nomination Of Mr kAng
herewith ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Germans fun Undivided sapPc the coming election
esos~ That We indor the Republican nominations generally ard
make swfsl
snf,ds TO such will hurl from the nenas Of
seuo alfsfo
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MARRIED..

BORDRS-HUTCHINSoNA the Third Pre,6yeIsn Choreh Ts5-
ton n j. by the Rev samnel w Stnddford d. vii
ams Borden Poh Washington J., 10 Kate L. Hutchinson Of
TreuOu.
BROMBACHER-GARNAR-Ou wenesiay Nov :, 1870 a. :he
renee of parents bv the Rev G. H. Hail. d. Augustus
Csrne Garnsr daughter o Ed~ GsraAr
all Of Brooklyn
CRASB-MBRRAMi the residence Of the brides father Pass,
Budlr j. Welnesiay nov. ?, Rev Wm Adans d. D. and
Rev D. SaLlr ofcasng M William " Crss Of RutherGri
10 Sis. Cirrie A, daughter OF b. W. Merriam esl
FLWELL-PIsHER-Ai Crawford ~ j. THURSDAY Nov .. B1o
by As Rev Wm Ives Budingos d. d. B~el Of Brooklyn
" 10 Jennie daughter Of +. A. Fisher. No eants
CHURCH-PULESTONAt st. Mars Church Roskonkoms n T..
on WeReuay New bs Rev Henry " Dcgsn William Church
Mar adp daughter Of j. H. PuesOn both Of Broohyn
DNJAP-yhN COTTOu WEDNESDAY Nov e. at the residence Of
TbomsS Van ot es hy d. Burhan. Moss Dunlap
Anne Morris adopted daughter Of the ste Gabriel Van oot both Of
this cty. No Cards
HALBOCK-HOwARD-In Brooklyn, Wednesdsv. NOI 2 a. the
rssdeuoe the BRIDES by he Rev Boe ls,ae Hal
losk 10 LLAMA C., daughter OF Elas Howard No cards
hcGAvIC-CLAPPA Pe.kk n. T. on Weinesisy evenng Nov
by Blumer Hart Assted b the Rev Francs Harson
Franz NeGs,c Of Kokak Iowa Fannie Hart CapP Of Pees
sklL No card.
All Aot,ces NJ Nnrvra1es must be tadOTsu Min fuI!
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THE DRAMA.
MARIE sEEBACH.

The privilege of seeing Marie Seebach, IN
two Of the Of her representations will be accorded
TO the theatrical public the week closes This even
ing the great actress will play at Brooklyn In
the Academy Of Music, personatng Mary Stuart To-
morrow-saturday-a Matinee, in Walack's Theater'
she will appear Adrienne LecourreW These are me-
dius OF character and emotion through which the del
icate qualities OF Madam Seebaohs mind and epefa-
,reut are revealed with most affecting force. and those
who .,r her act in them viii he amply rewarded.
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ROBBERY IN wAILsr-siCO.ooo IN BONDS STOLEN

H.
p. II. Whitmore, merchant of this city, is
oo- xeeutor with william ]. Hoppn, lawyer, whose
Office ia at No 20 Walst OF the estate OF his father, the
late T. c. whitmoro. Messrs. Whitman and Hoppn pro
p,.d Yesterday TO examine together the contents OF
box Of securities belonging TO the estate which have
been kept for safety IN the vaults Oh hc BANK OF Amer
a.. A, .bout 1I:so A. H., Mr.. whitmore went to the
hpL obtained the box and carried II to the Office OF Mr.
Boppn. The latter gentleman not being in, hfr WHIT
more placed the In safe which ia fitted In the wall
o IN. main Office aud which is ordinarily left open DO
ing used chiefly Keeping records The safe Is on the
o,nsIr ,de of the fire place from the clerks desk On
leaving tha box there lac did not close the
,an,. of the safe, but made sone remark
,h. l,ookke.p.r IN reference 10 II. and
tur,.d into the wash room. Directly after Whiimore
saa While he was still present, two men entered The
','n, and iuaured for Mr. HOppin. One OF Them Wenf
into Mr. Hoppns private Office, with the bookkeepers
.s,.tauty aud pretended IA write ,piiysf note The
n,nkksr,rr Mr. Green, was occupied fora miunen ~
enan Who b. pay All account ana during thh
80 me Ibief pt posss-iOn OF the box ANAL TN one
s o... ...sd " under ha coat Tue confederate and
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WASHINGTON.

ANOTHER SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NEW LOAN
DEPAULTISG PAYMAsrERs-GOyEREM
OFFICIALS GOING HOME TO vOTE-SOUTHERN
CENSUS RETURNS.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO rHs TRBUsEi
wAsHIsGToS, Thursday, Nov. D. ls7o.
s~cretary Boutwell, ths morning received another sub
scrpton Of $4,000 10 the loan from New York bank
Paymaster Jas. g. Grsud Of tho Navy WAS arrested In
New York yesterday and Ia confined at tho Navy
Yard in this city He charged with the embezslement
Of about 10000 Of Government Tho case of Pay
master Lockwood. now In confinement q sim
liar charge. will probably be brought to trial this
week. His friends moving for his release q writ
OF habeas corpus the ground that he illegally
rested.
In all OF the Executive Departments OF the Govern
en leaves OF absence have been granted TO clerks hold
ing residence IN NewYork. Illinois, Massachusetts Mich
gan Missouri and the other States in which elections
will be held week. to enable them to go home to
vote. These leaves solely for the purpose OF
bling them vote. and the clerks will return to their
official duties Immediately after the election.
DIR. Van Aenam, Commissioner Of Pensions and Gen
Spinner leave tomorrow for their homes In NewYork
for the purpose OF voting Tuesday next Forty clerks
from the Pension Office left for NewYork tonight the
same errand.
Secretary Boutwell, leaves here to for his home
in Massachusetts,, and will not return until after the
election is ovel.
Census returns from the Southern States show that
while there has been in States. there
has others Of coored population and
that the aggregate there will he found increase Of
that class OF citizens compared with the Census Of 1860
Secretary RobcsOn returned here to-day lie says the
meeting OF the Republicans at Norfolk quiet affair
until the Conservatives attempted to interrupt the meet
ing and then fight ensued, and n number OF persons
were hurt Mr. Robeson molested
The Army Board, OF which MaOr-Gen Hancock il
President. engaged to-day in hearing the Of
several officers reported for ineffciency.
The court-martial at the NavyYard trying the alleged
delinquent Paymasters have concluded the of Pay
master Washington and will return sealed verdict to
the Secretary of the Navy.
1t Will be remembered that Gen. Morgan OF Ohio was
among the most prominent among the members Of the
House who insisted the Cadetship corruption inves
cations. In OF his recent speeches he has charged
greater cOrruptcH among his contemporaries. in
nectiOn with the railroad land grants and II ia pro-
posed to compel him either prove his
tons. member Of the House, now here. will have a
resolution to that effect prepared introduce Ln-
| mcdiately the assembling OF Congress.
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CARL THEODOR kEII.

One of the abiest German journalists Of this
country died at Philadelphia, Penn. the lst inst.
KelI was born at Altdorf sarony in 1871 studied law nj
the University OF Lpsc. participated. In sas and Is9,
during the revolutionary movements of Germany aud
came political exile 10 this country IN 1852. From t
v.,r lg55 until mis- death. with tho exception Of tbJtn
40 yaara sdiJIr Df The PlairlphIa fS,tf FToSsc
Ia, t,ernan .t4yuiC morning paper VI taat CAY
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The rn1lrnnd war between the Dntehess and

Columbia and the Boston, Hartford aud Erie Companies
was brought 10 termination IN the Supreme Court he
fore Judge Barnard. yesterday. The Judge granted
decree declaring forfeited and void both the lease and
deed once held by the Boston. Hartford and Erir Rail
road and storing the Dutchess and Columbia Railroad
10 the latter Company Judge Barnard also act aside
Judge ngrahams order staying the proceedings In to
sale OF the rolling stock 81 the Boston Hartford aud Erie
Company Sheriff KeHwOrthy proceeded To Glove Branch
Junction. and need his work by selling three loco
motives Tor s24O0 The sale will DO uded TO -day
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SURROGATE. KINGS COUNTY.

TO fhe Editor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: Your paper publishes C.. G. Wust as
candidate in Kings County for Surrogate. This Ia not
the fact He was nominated by the Independents Tor
County Clerk mol Surrogate. and that he has declined
am the only Republican candidate for Surrogate and
my only opponent is the Ring Democratic candidate
VIM. ID yeeder. whom hope 70 beat.
Brooklyn, Nov. 8, 1870 7. W. O5GRANDhR.
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ccs and f sze portraits Of the canddates the
whole under command of Grand Marshal Hugh MO
Iaughiin and at about 10 D. marched in review past
the Academy. 49, -,
The Academy well hled, al the local
the platform The proscentum boxes were draped
with flags the only ladies In the whole build
ing to the number OF six eight, appearing
in the two lower GOV. Hoffman Lieut. Gov Beach.
Samuel Randall OF Philadelphia James Gallagher OF the
state Central Committee aud George r. Mcclellan were
announced TO speak the latter TO review the proceson
in conjunction with GOV. Holman, but hohe Vi 'heSo
made their appearance. a
The exercises were opened by Mayor Kabheisch. who
had found that every man, woman ana chiiu IN BOoh
lvn had 10 be a Democrat Never had he seen such EN-
thusissm in Brooklyn He did not propose TO make sh
tended remarks and therefore introduced the
Hon. Henry c. Murphy, who congratulated his an
dtOrs upon the peace and harmony that prevailed IN
their ranks and the nomination of Gov. Hoffman, VINO
had entitled himself to their consideration by his enot,
for the best interests OF State and party. Richard
O'GOrman. james Thsysr OF Troy and the Hon hhhiy
c. Carey Of Ohio, aud others made addresses.
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VIRGINIA RAILWAYS REPAIRED.

TO the EditOr OF The Trtbune.
SIR : In consequence of your notice of the
interruption TO travel via Washington, Alexandria and
Lvnchburg Great Southern Mail Route caused by the
late floods have received many calls for information
concerning the reopenng Of the route. All the roads
comprisng this have been thoroughly repaired
and trains are running regularly and without detention
j. h. YATES. Gen. f.. Pass. Agt.
No. go Broadpay, " Y, Nov. l. 1870
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xxvra CONGREss DISTRICT JACKSON ID
CLINES.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Being in this city for few days, /
have lust learned that in my absence home party
of gentlemen, assembled from various parts OF Lyings
ton Yates Ontario Counties at Canandagua, on the
2stb Of October proceeded 10 nominate or Congress-
az an anti Dram Shop candidate.
Now, AZ this proceeding was had without my knowl-
edge you TO permit me the Use OF your columns to
say 10 those gentlemen that cannot accept their
uatiou for two good reasons one that intending
10 vote for the Republican candidate for Congress al
ready in nomination. the other that fail to see any
good 10 come To of temperance from the course
they have taken and Ia which course they wish me to
oin am therefore, compelled TO decline the honor
they would confer and request ali my friends to vote for
M Iauport and NOT for me. JAS &. JACKsos.
West wenfy-sirfh-st.. Ees York, Nov g.
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them to talk 10 us "a We were "A Ignorant ~ tno
Democracy Lat night Mr. Andrews sad he could not 90
for Ldwth because he opposed the Soldiers and
Voting bill. Does he think he can fool us INTO Vhnt
the niquty Of the whole Democratic party on eawisn
When he us the Democrat who did not oppose tax
ing the votes OF the Soldiers aud Sailors. viii be time
enough To condemn Ledwith specially a. IL stanuS
now we 20 for Iedwlth aud against Oakley Hall.
New York, Nov 2, 1870. RADICAL hffoHhOAH'
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TAMMANY's LITTLE GAME.

TO Fht FdtfOr OF Tht TFIVH"o'
SIR: Having been accustomed for many years
to regard the opinions of your paper ss correct IN mat
ters of politics and finance mot To mention agrcuaure
constrained 10 ask explanation OF the Following
words. dropped casually from the lips OF magnste
within the vail" The United states authorities nave
only power In regard to the election OF Congressman
cOuni Os, pOtes nrst and then say: 'GeDtenen your
duties over we count the remaining vote WITHOUT
surveillance"
What does this language sgnifyt FiDo
kr,r-Y Yor NoV
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KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING

KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
Last evening the Democracy OF Kings COun-
q assembled AZ the Academy OF Music IN Brooklyn Tor
the purpose Of formally ratyng the Democratic state
County. ard Municipal tickets The more prominent
.x@akers addressed the audience within the Academy
and lesser lights attracted audiences outside where two
ands decorated and illuminated bad been erected for
OPEN air speaking.
One of these was Aonta guest at the entrance 10
rbe Academy Of Music, and rhc other located at the
fronf entrance TO City Hall Park near which. around
The large aruppOst the junction OF Court ana Fulton
sts wcrc Located appliances for the Introduction OF
new feature 81 fo lows An immense canvas sheet was
played over t 0af Of the upper stories Of an oyster
IiOnse and upOu thl, by scientific process were re
bected frOo ss photographs Of the Democrat candl-
daDs, lite Ike uIetares. 20 fest IN dia meter
Tue various political organizations Of the party hAi
sssoniDed early hour, carrying large riusPAfeh
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MOVEMENTS OF MR. woOpFORD.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Nov. 3.-GOv. Wood
'ord detained by the until $40 O'Clock very
meeting was waiting for him. The speakers were
NJ d. stivers of The Erening Press. M d. Stewart and
Cav NoOdford
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VOTE EOR LEDXITH.

10 The Rdffor o( re Trtb"rt
SIN: We outside Republicans can hardly bo
Which wing ,f city leaders belongs 10 Timniny
w. arc q little suspicious ,f both But 10 nOs want
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ICcRpTtNcR OF MR.. wILKRs.


JoHS 4 F1srEIt ChGTDGa-sIR. / receipt
UNANIMOUSLY cbosen the Union hePab
hau Convention candidate yIll CoogeSons Dnct
CITY sud hardly need that of The masg
able located hsi sn
political feel s.ar-i by the o'nph
The oder amr n
opportunity ~ the Republican not 10
declined therefore the nomination and beg -.F.
abilities have will b. devoted the stlcA
nav, snd the UlOn epuhe.s conJ
Si he serd dsa<s
o. this ~hrh
"A journalist pUhacal seh
they ezpeN- pabbe With stsss
aui National anl will persuaded be1 the ds.s
examination Consistency promotion " Repaid PspA
ard measures lpkng o he aatenng s stch h bee.
rspo,sl 30 ne = fiiaiuly yonrs, GEORGE WiKkS
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Sigma, Service UNITED states Army. Division OF Tee
grams and Reports for the Benefit OF Commerce dated
Nov. 4, 1850 1880 TN:
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ISnoRsEMkNT AT IARGR

Undersigned especially represent 10 ss Republican, 'gters o. he
Win District consisting Of the Eghtefnth Tsenes.
the shf sbsf
should The forthcoming election w. % h oac%A
marty NAV s-cur- Representative Congress the OF ososs
U.e, 10 the seat ahch Occgpyl By Jane. BrOokA
Mr. Wilkes the united Republican nnns.oo and We
divided bst~een nrs
ddAe OF NJ wilkes 10 rendered c@ran by es ns
Republican vote Of the district being east for hn.
The uuieigned cheerf repres sos! NJ Wilkes IN ersfy sS
arafel entitled this choo bzr H sssysS 70 The
the the keOn down TIE
present se sn too universally acknowledged by ths
enuntry o nee, recaDsuiston. -.
. perhau scen during somJ period of tss
bold e5e snd answering sapporer
and prrseut uhn.gcs Nv ss
on ta Of the General Committees veil bg
tbe prr5ha o Central COrlnitt-e
Hoping therefore that tie election Of MI wilkes VIII IN 's-n S
deemed adequate motive 20 cal ever, RePoohAn F0e "a Ie '
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Eleventh and Seventeenth Wa Cigar and Tobacco Men The Foss
Raly for your Friend DAVID hcALPINB FRIDAY BVRSIsa
Nov g. Il O'Clock ct the HENRY CLAY HOUSE, Of nntS
and Becng him Congress- and thus e
OF ,our own welfare ss
Of practical representative to protect intts
Eminent speakers present srvs, the meeting Co9s sas
all =. .z. . ..
WM x. LAWRENCE, Preadeat
MANNHEIM BROCK Woe Prossdsat
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Hrddius nd Visiting Cards IasL Stamping Note fsBs
VI. iTErpsiIs soss I04 DrTss CHUseE
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LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
PEi~zYoRr Nov 3Uaed Five Tseuy bonds are qaosi
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Guannro Umbrellas the best in the msrse; and Mess,
Is.lC SrfrH's SOY L Co are the manufacturer
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bpetial Notices

-peetsity. IA9hf sSscsssnves
Aspse steep gsiss and hsa rs Yo scosrss6
ne Ase for 80 s~b>r frs aaarsss as~sss
asd silA For pssssgrspAs fall sodrcsa
SMITH B. POHTBR. Pssn.sgt. fsss
L. d. ID. F.-rhs n~sber LodSe Ne ssssse4
aftesd Bl Brosdvsy sDH
pAI ho,e~ber Pr-rs- for Is Of ss.esAg ns
funeral OF brvhss p q RDwARD Of the Orsss
a. respectfully invited 10 By Lodge
n GorrscHILss sessrs>ry. z B. DEAA1isr. g. c.
The Rsbbts-Tho Rsbbis-rse Rsbbts.-Ys, spssu<
Export of the Conseatss 10 this ssess JEWSB hkss.s9ka
splendid ssnbsr. BrsaavsL
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politieal Notices.


"Perhap- ( Do Not kno What I Msde Po~,
BUT ONE THING CERTAINLY SEVER WAS sADs FOR AsD
THAT Is TO PIT PRINCIPLES ON AND OPP AT rHR DtCrA
rTos OP A PARTY Az LACkKr CHAsGEs aIs LIyRxr Az
HIS AAsrRgs CosaAsD"-lH,rses n.as.
THg
REPUBLICAN, RgP0RA cLJn
XyGs COUNTY
WILL HoLDA
MASS xRsrIs0 AT rBs
ACADEMY OF Music BaOokLn.
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV 5. 1910.
TO RArlyr rHB NOMINATION. OF
ROBgxr n WHITING ia.
FOR CoSGRRss THIRD DISTRICT.
FRANCIS 3. sTRYH8R
POR REGisTgR
pomines sDsalss - address aessg sss s6s
PsIues Mr. ShEOS b CHiTTKSoEs.
Hoo GEORGE O REYNOLDS
Hoa- STEPHEN v wHTE
Hoa. RoBE2T N. WHITING. y. IN
Npesk sn Local Non ssuona
b. s-ier Of the CAB.
ANDREW FITZGERALD pu.ss.A
n
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CONGRESS NOMINATION.
The following is a complete list of the nOmi-
nations made Congress ia the several districts of this
TIwr1nn
DO5g u ROOSEVELT


The Mozart party in the With and With Congress
Districts expires. their intention OF making nOnina
tons but Of supporting those already made IN those dis
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

MARSHALL U. ROBBRIS. JOHN ARMSTRONG
G. I. TIFFANY. ". JONES
JOHN A. GRIsWOLD. JOHN D. LAWSON
W. A. DARLING. l. GkbEh fbAhSoh
NATHANIEL HAYDEN. y. w. COGGllL
JAMES q. DEPORhSf THOMAS athPHf
WILLIAM LAlMBkER. \ GODDARD
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. RIsH q HAHkiN
s.xI' "a, q RISkn GBORGR W. BLUNT
q W G66DiID J. n PINCKNBY
CHARLES BUTLER ChAhLSs FhOsr
n CU1SDIER A.P MANN
HENRY within. GbOhuB n ShAh.h
"A wIJRs THOMAS 4. ACTON.
g MOTION LgG.B CANYON
HENRY T. HITCH SAMUBLj 6tASSKr
q. W. COrTbRILi. ,. ID. TAPPkN.
GEORGE BLISS ir. WILLIAM n. MAXWELL
WILLIAM RLAEK d r. APPLETON
WALTER W. FRANKLIN w. n. FOSTER
r. b. TRSAr. P M,MARfIs
=. BALDWIN. NJ ". COOPER
KIsgsLRY. An1 others
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ceorxr Wilkes for Congress.

following correspondence place relation The Us1
Wilkes Representative Of the Es
District Ia Congress represented b. james Brooks
Egv- f0HK. Oct. "A lsn
wuKYs ,sq-Dr meeting ofbs vIIl.h Coss sasi
held Republican su@r,rn.
honay Octber r.
you unanimously mated for Congress kpectiuls
JOHN A b. FOSTER. Ista Ward CHAIRMAN
GRoRGE a CoacEAoS 2lsi Ward Secretary
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DIED.

Al Notices OF Marriages must be endorsed ucih fsi.
name and address