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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME couRr-stNeRAl TERM.


Ten Thousand Dollars Claimed for the
Loss of Son.
Before Judges Barnard Gilbert and Tappen.
Mary J. Rcmsen vs. Board OF Health, George
Cochran and, Isaac Van Riper.-In January, 1871,
the plaintns.son, Richard, about eighteen years or
age, was Frustrated by smallpox at his mothers
mouse, % Nor IN Portland avenue Plaintiff claims
tnat he was well cared for there but despite this
the health authorities ordered his removal to the
smallpox hospital, whittier he was conveyed in the
wagon used Tor such patients. He died at the
hospital on The 18th OF January. His mother was
mot allowed 70 visit him during the time he was
confined there. Mrs. Remsen subsequently insti.
tnted this ection to recover $4,000 damages,
claiming that,his death was caused by the want ~
proper care and his removal from home
The Defendants demurred to the complaint and
last March the matter was argued before Judue
Gilbert I'm special TERM, who overruIed the de.
Uurrer. lsn appeal was taken TO the General
Term, which heard the case yesterday morning.
Decision reserved
Des1th or Judge Hogeboom.
The death OF Judge HogebOom was announced to
che Court, andN resolutions were offered and re.
marks made y-Nr. Tompkins Westervelt, Of Rich-
mond county, and by Mr. II. N. Taylor, OF Duchess
county. Justice BARNARD responded and an ad-
1ournment OF the l0nrt for the day was ordered as
token OF respect IUr the memory Of the deceased.
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THE KILLING OF MRS. KEEDRICK.

Coroner Herman yesterday afternoon con-
Guided his investigation In the case OF Mrs. Ann
Kendrck, late Of IS Second street. whose death
was caused, on the 3Oth utimo corner OF Bond
street and the Bowery, by being Knocked down
and run over by runaway horse attached to
wagon belonging 10 John BIanely as heretofore
published In the HERALD. Mr.. Blanely, who owned
the horse. had entrusted him TO the care of a boy
10 exercise In their verdict the jury censured MI.
Blanely for allowing a boy to exercise said horse
street.
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CITY covhy-speClAL TERM.

ptiu Another Dfvors = Case--An Ex-Ma yor's
SON the ID. >Eendant.
Before JudgeN Neilson. -
Mary E. Brush has instituted proceedings against
her husband. Francis v. Brush liNson OF millionaire
fhe late ex-Mayor Conklin Brusht, for an absolute
rivorce on the ground Of adultery The couple have
been married since 1866 and have three children
che eldest Of whom liz aged sx years and
she youngest two years. Brush denies the
allegations Of adultery and brings SINNER charges
against his wife In q crOss-suit for divorce.
The case was before the Court yesterday on q
notion Of plaintiff for altmOny and counsel fee
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HORRIBLE DEATH.

Ann Amelia Messmer, an infant only twenty
months old, yesterday fell into boiler OF hot water
and was fearfuly scalded. Death resulted soon
afterwards The accident occurred at ss2 First
avenue. Coroner Young was notified TO hold An
inquest over the remains
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COURT CALENDARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
l64.
MARINE COuRT-TRAL TERM-Part l.--Held by
Judge Shea-Nos 225, 154, 227, 22s, 22g, $50, 231.
as2, 2s4, as5, 2ae, 2s7, 2ss 2ae, 24o.
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Thu Department Of Public Parks announce that
II the weather Is fine there Will be music by the
Central Park Band ct Tompktns square this after
noon, from hclfpast four TO half-past ~.
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r HE COU R T S..
Interessing Proceedings In the New
.YerF and Brooklyn Courts. ,i's
SUPREME couaI-cAAnBEAS.


BY Judge Leonard.
silDeystefn ct al. vs.. Ebling.-Motion denied; S1o
sssts 10 abide the event.
palv ct a. We. Elkus.-Moti0n to vacate denied
I'D Injunction continued; $40 costs, to abide the
bailey ct al. Va. GOw.-Motion denied, with $40
costs OF opposing.
Eieworth vs.. Caldwell The bill OF costs should
speoify the terms when the Cause was on the calen
ar and for which coaks are claimed. The afdavtt
sufficiently specifies the Items as to which tne
SIerk retax . new bill properly made up. stat
81 terms Of Court, &c. No costs.
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TIE AUTUMN TRcTTING MEETING AT
FLEETWOOD PARK

The Fleetwood Park Association have changed
the days OF their autumn meeting, so that they will
not conflict with the racing days at Jerome Park.
The days for trotting will be October 3d. 4th
and It'll
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ncatSs Dest three IN I'VE.
DR.. Hanfords b. h. Harry Booth,
by Lexington, dam Blonde, r.
ageu ................ ''.,'. Received forfeit
jas. Mcdee's CHI. 8. Athlone, oy
Lexington, dam A!as,a,.,a 6
gears old. ...................... Paid forfeit
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Comptroller,s PAYMENT,
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BxRTINE-LUTHER-On Wednesday, September
1879 N the residence OF the brides parents, by
the Rev. george Dunbar sssisted py the Rev.
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The Department OF Docks.


meeting OF the Commissioners was held yester.
day, President Agnew in the chair.
The Executive Committee reported against leas-
ing the bulkhead between piers % and % North
River to the Midland Railroad Company, and the
report was adopted.
Permission was given to Alexander 4 Sons to
erect additional shed accommodations for the
protection OF freight on pier No. North River
The exclusive use of pier So, near the foot OF
Gansevoort street. was given TO General Newton,
experimenting Engineer OF the He'll Gate obstruc.
lions.
The report OF the committee on the application
OF the Narragansett Steamship Company to drive
piles and erect bulkhead at piers rs and 20 North
River, which they propose to lease from the depart
ment was rccommitted to the Executive Com.
mittee for further investigation.
General Mcclellan reported that the filthy slip
which has caused such nuisance near West
Washington Market, between piers 70 and %, will
The National Board OF Trade.
Ex-Mayor Opdyke yesterday called upon Mayor
Hail. and applied for the use of the Supervisors,
Room in the new Court House for the use OF the
National Board Of Trade, which assemblies in this
city on the second Tuesday In October. The re-
quest was referred to the Board OF Supervisors
COmptroller's Payments.
Comptroller Green made the following payments
yesterday, viz.:-
To the Department Of Public Instruction--For
pcSs Of 81 thai ana general ex o mn
For erection Of Normal College Ss"T
For Sonstrncion and furnishing public school -0'0N
College o. the City OF New York.For nay Of pro- ''oV
fcssors, teachers and other expenses. 5000
Total. Sssooo
And to-day be Will pay, through his paymaster,
Moor Falls, the labOrers &C. employed ON the
B0nevards and uptown avenues $42,602 9s.
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The relatives and friends of the family are res
residence OF his parents 4ss State street, between
Powers and Nevins, OH Sunday afternoon, at two
ELY.-Suddenly, on Wednesday, September H.
ANNIE L., wife OF James N. Ely and daughter Of the
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from her mothers residence, Newtown,
L. l., this friday afternoon, at one O'Clock Train
leaves Hunters Point at II M.
FowLER.-In Brooklyn, suddenly, on Wednesday,
september II, LESTER G., youngest son of George
Il, and Minnie A: Fowler, aged years ana 10 days
members Of Joppa Lodge, No. POI, F. and A. NJ, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on sun
parents, 1T Ryerson street, between Myrtle and
FoY:-oh Wednesday, September II, of consump-
ton, JAMES FoY, aged q years and months.
The funeral win take place, from his late resi-.
dence 24l Delaney street, this day friday two
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend
GARvEY-On Wednesday, September H. at the
residence OF his sonn-aw, Mr.. John Gilbert, No.
1872 Congress street. Newark, N. j., JOHN CARNEY,
Relatives and friends will meet the funeral at
Desbrosses street, at ten O'Clock A. M. Friday the
18th inst, FOR nterment In Calvary Cemetery, L. I.
HART.-At Staten Island, on Thursday Septem-
Der IL, ESTHER p, widow OF Captain James Hart
I on at three
l.. Roberts, Townsend avenue, Vanderbilt landing
HAvTLAND-At Harrison, on Thursday, septem-
Der IL, 1872, Rev. JOHN p. HAvILAND aged AZ years
and months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon next,
at two O'Clock from the Methodist Episcopal
church in Rye, N. Y.
HENsY..suddenly, at West Point, on Tues.
day, September TO- MARIE CAROLYN, youngest
child OF Maria Caroline and the late Joshua j.
Henry, In the sth year OF her age
Tho funeral services will he held at the residence
Of her mother IL East Tenth street. on Friday, 18th
inst, at halfpast ten O'Clock A. M.
HoPKINs.-On Wednesday, September II, JAMES
HOPKINS, In the Goth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 673 Broome
street, on Saturday, September IA, at one O'Clock
p M. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
H0RNER.-At the Gilsey House, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER TO- JonN HORNER ofthis city in the 4othyear
OF his age.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral, rom Madison square Presbyterian
church, Rev. Dr. Adams, on Friday, the 18TH INST,
al two O'Clock p. M.
HowELL-On wednesday morning, September
II, HELEN B., wife Of Charles Howell and daughter
OF the late James Albro.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her hus-
band are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from st. Johns churcn, Ehxabeth, n. J. REV.
Samuel A. Clark, on Friday, 18th instant. at one
O'Clock p. M, without further invitation.
yACKsoN.-On Thursday, September IL, at the re.
sidence OF his parents, 100 Lenerts place, WILLIAM
II. JACKSON in the 28th year Of nie age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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daughter, Mrs. O. Davidson, 119 West Sixteenth
F. f!rsSf on Saturday September a. at one O'Clock
!, sMIrH.-on Thursday, September H. PHILIP
SMITH, aged 5S years and 10 months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence 3l2
East Thirty fourth street, to-day, at two O'Clock
sPENcER.-suddcnly, on Tuesday. September 10.
CHARLES @ SPENCER, aged 81 years.
fully invited to attend the funeral from mis- late resi-
depcs i7S Amity street Brooklyn, on Friday, the
srRINGErr;- at his late residence, 262
East Fortieth street. on Thursday morning, 18th
instant CHARLES A. sPRINGErr, native Of Kent.
May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral notice hereafter. EEl
English papers please copy.
STuARr..0f consumption, LIZZIE TAocARr, wife
OF William Stuart In the seth year Of her age.
attend her funeral rom her residence 7ss Ninth
avenue, on Friday, September IS, at halfpast one
also invited to attend. ft
TnoMAs;.At his residence, % Lexington av-
only son Of the late Captain George Thomas Of this
Relatives and friends Of the family are requested
Der 10, at four O'Clock p. NJ
= ,s,o AtGnwOoa T. on Tuesday
Funeral services will be held at her late resi-
noon. Carriages will meet the ten A. n. New Haven
Railroad train from New York at Mamar0neck.
lue IciuuAuS WIZ W tdkeu 10 bHItlmOrc Tor inter-
ment.
WATrs.-On Tuesday, September 10, Mrs. NARY
and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc invited
10 attend the funeral, from her late residence -
Varick street. on Friday, september ls at nalfpass
MGsoNic.-The members OF Chancellor walwortn
Lodge, NO 271 are requested to attend the funcr0
OF the wife OF Brother Charles F. Watts, from her
late residence, No 81 Varick street, Friday, Sep
TENDER 10, at halfpast one O'Clock. -.
GEORGE w. MILLER, Master.
wILEY.-At his residence, 2le East Broadway on
Tuesday, September 10, JOSEPH II. WILEY, aged
80 years and months. -.r. - - -
The funeral will take place nom All Saints
church, corner Henry and Scammel streets, on
Saturday afternoon, at one O'Clock. His relatives
and friends are respectfully Invited to attend
without mrther notice.
WITrnXUs.--On Monday evening, Eeptember 0.
GUSTAV HENRIoH WITTHAus, In the 65th year o.
his age.
the relatives and friends ofthe family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his Iate
residence No. 2l6 East Fourteenth street, On Pa
day. september IA at one O'Clock p. y
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PAnSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAMBURG- IN s1lHstp Siesia. Asz glMr and No.
George rsreuhors Jacob Amos Fdbohn d. g. G. Wbr iSi
n Nr Aug SeNri and chirtn smns Bcbier Lamp
echt ada du-h Emmy Brknc olr snl Mr hTc1s ss snd
chen, Mas Eicheoaub, Mr. and Ms H. Demel CAe yodea
6onbe ihe- ard chi iren Babetie Wesmun Her Rske ~
ene Mary TAYLOR children Mr. snd Mrs Hcu Pfrtnhner
E IunIng RmiLe Prey pne Mr. and Mr Mm sehsn-
r A. Cehreubeck Garthe L0u Meier > Jeo1y and osca
Charles Yog Mommer r. log5alm Mr. and hfs n bene hs
usr aDd eyant b. Seanana Charles koGggogne AM soiSst
Perez Tailor r. Horsn, Beseque saa eldre9, hf A Mn
Harvey, and others in the second cabin -.
FROM SAVASEAH-fR steamship san SllrafoT. Alg -
Parkhurst j. s. baxter P. Spencer, W. T. Fsas1 btta |.
Salae sebey Mcnre J. H. Johnston A. o. Baekmsn NJ anf
M L. Relaon Miss B J. L. Bnhneky da o. Sounor
b. Spencer j. r. Baya n. Westhene Miss Phlp Mrs h1efs
Hassap L. f. Armstrong, g Ganan ami SOB Mo Ia IL
li,ms J John COcrOn. hrA DFyspnhs
M Liynsston R. II. Burkett Misses Forence. Laars,
and errude Iyngson, Mis Munshaw Brown W. Beck l.
Young w Jackson W. A. Patterson w. A. WhtOcK Ms v NJ
smith, Mr. srs Woodruff Mrs J. ~ Schey L. A. waheman q
H. subb Jas anken Peeden Miss X Joel, J. Greenwood AL
brother NJ Livingston Miss OConn0r n Emsn8e Mrs PhbpN
Mr. r. Scranton Mr A. Hussey Mr. Iussey Newman Mrs
La France PArey h. A. Matthew, Mr j. Bnos Cox
L. L. Ly.bg.on o. 5. A. G. Pratt Miss Eaon, ME Cook
McAiser T. Whede Y. Jce Mr. AunshaN. ~ Brown, H. W
Green W NJ GordoB W. Austin, w. Baker, Mr Fegersoa T. ~
Wa
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATIONS.

A Greeley and Brown Club has been organ
zed at Liberty, N " with VIM. Morgans editor of The
Liberty Reglsir, President, and j. NJ Maybe as Sec
Tetary.
The Greeley and Brown ratification meeting
at Unadilla N " ON tho 22d inst, attended by q
large and enthusiastic audience, able speeches being
made by the Hon. T. Countrym4n OF COoperstown and
Walter Brown OF Morris. N. Y. During the meeting a
large club organized, IN response TO call signed by
As Liberal Republicans and so Democrats.
The following are the officers of the Greeley
and Brown Club organized at Fort Ann, N. Y, the
2lth inst President, DR.. James Rice YoePresdents.
Isaac Clements Warren II. Root. Porter Minis, F. D.
Moore Peri,m Sheldon, A. Haskin and Jonn BaGhider
Secretary, L. T. Quinn; Treasurer or;on W. Sheldon
Standing committees were also appointed
Gen. F.. +. Jones of Binghamton, and the
Hon c. H. winfield Of Goshen, N. Y, addressed Cree
lev ana Brown meeting Port Jervs N " on the 10Th
,nst During the evening campaign club was organ
ized with the following officers President, w H. McCor
mick; Vice. Presidents the Hon; Frank ABBOTT +. X
Rrodhead Peter Gien c. NJ. laurence aud - others
secretaries o. p Johnson, Ed Van Etten' and A. Stou
A Liberal Republican Club has been organ
tied at Oswego, N. T., with tho following officers;
President the Hon. Henry A. Foster YicePresidents-
George W. Parkhurst, o. NJ. Bond, N. A. Wright, L. W.
Tanner Theodore Houston, Edwin W Clarke o. W:
CIary Samuel r. Taylor Secretaries, C. G. Williams and
w W. Rope. A committee has been appointed Dy TINS
Club to issue ana circulate q can I2r county mass
10 be held at Fulton, Aug 81.
The supporters of Greeley and Brown in the
Town Of Kngsbury, Washington County. N. Y, met at
sandy Hill on the oath inst, and organized large cam
naien club The following officers chosen: Prosl-
dent. Lyman H. Northrup; Vice-Presidents, Edward
Cunnin ghau Dewitt c. Vaughn, Thomas j. stron :,
Horace Dibble, George A. Underhil and Aaron n.
Cross; Secretaries, John d. Teller and Grenyillc M
Ingalsbe; Treasurer, sllas Doolitte Executive Com
mittee e. H. CrOcker, William A. Bucklin, and James IL
Sheriff. An auxiliary canyassng committee OF one IN
each school district appointed. The officers are
Equally divided between Democrats and Liberal Repub-
hcaDs
"The sanguine Grant men," says The Spring
eld Oiass) Republican, who have been boasting that
liberal Republicanism Is a thing quito unknown in
Franklin County, have experienced an unpleasant
awakening when the Greeley and Brown club was
organized at Greenfield Friday evening Judge Aiken,
the President was an Odtime Freesoiler and in later
wears a leading Republican, and number OF the mem
hers OF the club have voted the Republican ticket for
years one OF the leaders In the movement 10 DIR. G. l.
Fsk ar whose son headed the opposition 10 Governor
Washburn aud presides over Grant club. Hun
dreds OF men IN the county, who are old Republicans
VIII this year bo found IN tho Liberal ranks, and The
nrospects for success or Liberal victory IN that sec
lion are encouraging.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
ADMINISTRATION pLEADINGs

Amid the cheers of about 200 adults and an
equal number Of juveniles, Gnnt and Wilson banner
was raised last night at No A33 Ffthst under the aus.
pices OF the Xth Assembly Dstct Soldiers aud Sailors
Campaign Club. The President. c. Ntsche stated that
this was the first time that TIN soldiers aud sailors in
this district had unfoldd a banner and he vas
glad that they had now insctbed on 1t the names OF
Grant aud Wilson, and of thst General who at the be-
ginning Of the war, said tina "f any man hauls down
the American flag, shoot himon the spot" When the
lnasquerader OF Chappaqua-tA voice; "Three oheers
for Greeley wGs crying 10 the rule OF the stars and
Bars, Cen Grant was pusbinROn 10 victory y
Major Builard then said: aways feel oompllmented
when am called TO address s.dieTs They have gained
tho title OF honorable men. fOeers They have fought
brilliantly but tho IL nObended and the last patfe
Is yet TO be fought We unrshaling fhe forces
for tfc second ApparnattU1 aud the second ana final
surrender Ia approaching. LHalLy viii conquer. Tue
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
DIED.

BURsNTH-on Tuetay August 2, 1877 Weaes Union Co., n
j. Charles Abelrthy the beloved Of Nathan aud jennie T.
smith, aged yesTs, 10 months, aud "a days
Services the Presbyterian Church Wesaed THURSDAY seOOa
O'Clock.
CRoOKEs-At Newark j. the Sdh inst. Joseph Croose
Agei - years.
deaoe No. 70 Commest, Thursday August 2g at O'clock
DICKRY-At Pittsburgh Friday Angus. - Isaiah Dckey ags
D. years.
DU BOIs-Tuesiay August a. 1871 Broaser
Du Bois the sd Of ber
Her relatives friends o her n g. Du Bos
specially attend her funeral lhuTslly August -
O'Clock hOm the residence OF her son 10 ashins
Brooklyn
PRANCIs-NewYork August a. tsT M Prancs
As0f v. Clark IN toe sab year OF her age. .
HUSTBD-ou Monday August 26 1871. amer lingering se.s
Lucinda Of the late Norris Hust in the 7h Der
The relatives and fnends of the family aiteai
the Of law, n J. n
West Hfg-siIthst on ednesiay August IS al Ocock
McDOWELL-a Brooklyn, the 2h inst, Isabella NJ wife Of IOsepA
Mcdowell aud daughter OF EnOeh Satan, In her az
friends invited attend the ianel fh DAY.
29th a. o'clock al Fnends Meeting house Scher
nerhorpsL, Smits-St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
MUFORDIn Brooklyn Sabbath evening August 1 s
Isabella MgmFd beloved wife Of WA. AumOrl, daughter 81
Bartlett Gnfng, aged IS years
Funeral residence No 34 Carton-aye WenesAy
Relatives and friends Invited 10 attepj
WARD-At Ssraoga Springs Tuesday August a. 1917 aer Bger
ing illness Henry Hall " era, esq, agei 81 ye1r@
The relatives friends q t respectfully invited 10 attend
funeral at Grace Church. Friday JJsh sL at 10 o'clock
without further notice.
wHITB-A his late residence No POI Heprs this city, Ol,'ss
M White, in the 52t year OF bis age.
Interment at BAst Hampton Conn
papers please
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
LOUISIANA POLITICS.

REPORTED COALITION BETWEEN THE PINCH
BACK AND CUsTOM-HOUsE FACTIoNS-LB-
ERALS STILL IN CONFERENCE. -
NEw-ORLEANs, La, Aug. SZ-The Custom
house and Pinchback Grant Republican Committees had
a conference, to-day The proceedings have not been
made public, but it is understood that the principal
points OF difficulty have been adjusted. Kellogg re-
mains at the head Of the ticket, with Pnehback in the
second place, Congressman at Large. There is
scarcely doubt but fusion Of these parties has been
agreed upon. The Committees Of the Democrats, Re
formers and Liberals held conference, to-day, but no
result was obtained. They meet again tomorrow.
LATER.The Republican, tomorrow, will publish the
following the State Ticket agreed upon by the Repub
ucan Conference Committee to-day
Gorernor-Mr Kellogg.
Lieut. -G0cernOr-Mr. Antoine.
Secretary Of Sta-r. DeslOnde tcOloredl instead of
Blandin (cOl0redl.
AuiitOr-Mr. Clinton
Attorney General Mr.. Field.
SuperiHdent Of EdHcGfiOH-Mr Brown (cOlOredl In
stead OF Mr.. Keeting (white). ...
Congressman al Large-Ar Pinchback, instead of Mr..
Lewis (eOlored).
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

Grant to divide the State as far S Pssd Pectsd nS 20
that the Grant electors may bo e.oo'eu, sn, anu
Rosooe COnkng again chosen ccnaV~ eenS
state. But, gentlemen, it will hos nan,eo.ra, r
believing that the nominees OF the Democrats
assembled in Baltimore representing en0,y nd .no nn
hamlet throughout the United States, 49,, ao tbJ
for me, and will support tbem, no m A. r,nn,anso
and hisses.l II is mistake Sbo Sn Ie be may pars
be- TO attempt TO lead OF di dno ,,t a. .o5 s5
by hOOdwnklng them In this way. 10 ~ bra e. nnt
transparent Everybody sees through ~, ,het
n man woman or child who reads 09nnrb 0n m Show me
one Democratic organ in the State of neNn W ~
favOrs this movement Gentlemen, tno nv az
Baltimore Convention are going 70 DO Doo 1ron, tben,
tempt by trick or device TO win tno , excrv state
Will faI Tbe Administration cannot oaIry SNetJ os %
they did North Carolina; ana as svo % & be rIecfed
comes next November Horace eIe9oyn ~ W., and Issesl
President OF the United States lAppS0 ,b b
One or two other speakers followed ala S'o NJ nalv
was then submitted 10 VOte a,u , vbat whatever be
presented resolution 20 the effect .na,' tbat
the result OF the national contest II WIS r for
the Committee should continue 10 MVlh EusI,,ion
muuicipal REFORM Carried The .oiIO"lhB reSoiu'
was then passed: -. -, .h A.verbiy District on
M het sstrrd,V Auc d. select names snlio -
IA sctos and Doll clerks within slch AssepDI psu AZ Sent
election, which names shal ee =, sSoSsso s ssi, "
Robert Mooney, Henry Murray, anu hoOeI1 D''"''"'
were appointed such committee. -...t.,oo y, seven
The following appointed the yOuuIltoe aach
10 select two delegates and two akernates rom
Contress district ln the city aaend the Louisso
Convention; Wm. c. Barrett, Peer Gll5eyi Sols,ioT
Mebrbacb VIM. Fitzgerald, ID. NJ Porter his,an
yaclder and Daniel II. Lyttiy lac conn G
win meet tonight at Mr.. Gilseys residence. ahi t
special tIan wOuld DO engAkou W e'A' '' '
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