The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-03
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-There is now very lit
tie doubt of Garvey's escape to Europe under
the name of Mcdonald, which was his wife's
maiden name.
Deputy Controller Green still refuses to paw
the city Judge, and Judge Bedford intends
having mandaIus issued compelling him to
pay them.
by Green have been re-appointed by the Judges.
Two and half millions of interest on the
city debt were paid yesterday.
Charles O'Conor states that no suits will be
commenced against Mayor Hall before cleo
ton.
Alta meeting of the Bar Association last
evening a resolution was adopted that the
nomination of Thes. A. Ledwith for the Su-
preme Court Judgship does not deserve the
support of the legal profession nor of the peo-
pie 1t was resolved to supply the legal breth-
rem OF Chicago with full set of law reports.
Jim Fisk.
1t is probable that the suites offered BY
James Fisk, Jr., in the suit of Miss Mansfield
will be acce pied by the plaintiff.
The Turf
At Fleetwood Park the purse for on thou
sand dollars, was won by Fanny Lombert,
beating Lady Wheeler, Dauntless, Lady Sears,
St Elmo and others. Time, 2 81 3.4, 2 "a 1-2,
2 Sc IL
The Election.
The Union Republican General Committee
have endorsed the county ticket of the Repub-
lican and Democratic leioEm organizations
Conor stated that there were indications that
all would be harmonious election day. The
Union League Club resolved to attend the
polls election day to preserve order and secure
fair play.
New Hospital.
The new Roosevelt Hospital erected with a
million dollars oy the late James Ii. Roosevelt
was formally opened to-day.
Tuere are no signs of the absent Ingersoll.
Insurance Examination.
The Superintendent of the New York State
Insurance Department, who has been making
careful official examination of the New York
city companies, to day, eertities that the Inter-
national Company's assets of one and q half
millions are securely invested and its capital
Of half million, after providing for all labili-
ties, including the Chicago fire ard reinsur.
apce is wholly unimpaired.
COMnierfeifers.
Ernest Kapff was to-day convicted of coun-
tarfeiting, but not sentenced. James Qumby
and Joshua D. Miner pleaded guilty of a SINH
lar crime.
Various Matters.
The Chambers of Commerce unanimously
ordered an investig alton to ascertain whether
any of it's members are connected with city
frauds.
All Anti-Tammany Men Combined.
The Cooper Institute was filled to night with
citizens at the call of the committee of seven
ty to ratify the Reform ticket. Henry G. Steb-
bins presided. Joseph Ell. Choate announced
that Hon. Thomas E. Stewart had retired from
the contest in the Fifth Senatorial District in
favor of Erastus G. Benedict, and William
Hahn has resigned in favor of Daniel Tieman
10 the Eight District. He also announced that
all the anti-Tammany organization had now
combined on candidates, and with united ac-
ton they would surely elect goodly number
of them. Hon. Samuel j. Tilden and VIM. II.
Quarts followed in eloquent addresses, de-
nouncing the Ring frauds and calling on all
the citizens to give up business election day
and make a united effort to rid the city of the
gang of robbers who have so long plundered
the treasury. The Reform ticket was adopted
by reclamation. kilograms were read from
Hon. Horatio Seymour and Hon. Francis
Herman, expressing their regret at not being
able to attend.