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TSritcmcpi In the Tnm'"nnv senatorial Com
Nrutton In the tiith Di-tric'.
The Taumany Convention of th" Fifth
Senatorial District met last night at Hudson and
Harrow streets Mr.. Aiscrnon : sullivan occu-
pied the chnir, and Edwin VI. Plum and James
j. FITZGERALD we're Secretaries. One hundred
and nfty delegates, representing the various dis
tdr,s. attcnIcd.
Ia calling tAr Convention to order Mr. sullivan
rcfrircd tp the previous appointment of con-
ference coutuittce, the duties # which were 10
cnther the views of the various Democratic or
CAN'T 4iiDus with regard To the choice ot o Ssna-
that committee were unable to r-polt ~ frv r
- any one particularly, ~ the majority v0to
had /: hecn Ken, might have been adverse 10
m" desire ut inmInHnN.
Mr. Walsh moved mat the Convention go into
iuwpli .te nom nat ion tog : 'natpr.
Mr Plum Bcfurc that motion put dcsi~e
70 say thdt have cnnNer-ed with the irtcn.- -
Vincent &. ktug ~ To the prupricty of uniting
with Apollo Hall Ia making nomination. and
tht th"y wrr" ~ favor u Il ~ mat i the
-ur"-' WAY ofcicctlng our man. therefore move
uu adiuurnrwut uutil Friday night when 1Ru,-
many, Apollo Han aud all Tie other urruuf =
tions can meet together and have good cid
Democratic ttue ard WHEN election daN Coiu,-
th"n We can be certain that our maH will Ice
elected.
Coruuer Young cNcltedki-I nm opposed to
an nj iJournfnant. and won't have IL. [Cheers j
am willing To accept the cooperation OF other
ORGANIZATIONS, hut not to accept their dirtRtinn,
| hy "lonr shot" II the rest Of the democracy
/
cept our man and support him To- the best o.
| their ability. II any benent would Toe conferred
! upon the Democracy by waiting for these other
! org tuilslious | would agree to an adjournment,
| out thore would not be, ana am IN favor f'T
| th1t reason ~ putting a raWmany man In the
| field, that he may be elected In November. Lot
! Us have the nominations To night.
At this point there was o,us dcrahle coufi-
sion, in which oriss Tor al IuUruul,ut 5,il 4.
| nomination alteruufed.
Coroner Noung move "A, a substitute for all
! this huli-i ub that wt proceed To nomination.
| fArplruse.
Mr ilm | want to get every vote In the q ~
! trlct. and that's why want The other ors lttiIt-
! tom To- holuu u-.
Mr.. ruN Last fail the LihNL Republicans
consulted MS, so let'- consult them now.
Mr.. Ltwrcuce " e have been rluciod Hs Tam
many delcg tr-, and have no. N 10, tu consult wi b
other oig 41iIations without the dire elton If our
! constituents.
Mr.. Jrrrmiah-I think II but right 10 the can
dtdatc 10 give him every support IN our power.
and not doieit MIN 10y tolerIiing riot or dissou-
/ tion in our midst.
Coroner Young am opposed to Tummany
HAL playing second fiddle 20 any one. and in ist
! upon the nomination being made now.
The motion u nominate was carried, and with
enthusiasm Vincent {. King NAs declared the
nominee 10y acclamaflun.
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WEDNESDAY, oct. 22-P. M.-The Wall
street markets were generally quiet, and there
was no feature of particular prominence pre-
scented IN any of the departments. Tho stock
speculation was irregular, but ia the main
strong and at the close all Of the so-called Van
dcrbilt spcciAlties were firm. The aggregate
volume of business, however, was light and
there was but little or no disposition among tile
general spectators who have heretofore I'M
parted materials activity to the market to iudulle
IN any new ventures on either side Of the nc
count. The restrictions O. trade occasionel 10y
II healthful provision of the banks which decline
TO certify checks except ON actual deposits "
collateral, have Of course checked business, anl
a smaller trade will be recorded. The unoer-
tainties hanging over the Grinnell 90. bank
Tuptcy, aud tho cuIsequent involvement ~
heretofore prominent specuiainrs have also ch9i
a gloom and a shadow over tue hull side Of the
market from which II will not speedily Recover;
the altering process h etlll going on IN Wal
street, but the financial atmosphere Will he less
| Obscured when settlements arising from the re-
cent o1IHplichtlohs nave been l9lfi ass lred lI'T
street has been unusually free from gossip, and
throughout the daN dlspl lsitluu toward quiet
waH observed; The prnchd lransacuouS were
IN Western Union, New York Central, Lake
Shore, OhiOs, Wabash, Union Pacific, and PHcnc
Mat, WITH generally hrm Feeling IN the late
trade. The tx reno fluctuations II the leading
/ stocks viii be found in tho comparative table.
rhe total number Of shares dc1lt in was 80
| $50; New York Central, l4h.b; Ohius, $50
| Lake shore, s,llb; Wabash. h,Nh; mon Pucilr.
| 5,2ii; paciuc Mail, 3bJl; Rock Island, ldI
! st Paul, 1886 EIio Loo; g., G. ana l. G., l2tl
| NORTHWESTERN. 7j1; Morris and Essex, 40 al
| NA4lSi; Consolidation Coat, ~ NJ a.; llAnni-
! hal and ST. Joseph, 5mi Maryland Coal, 80 at
l5Af1l5; st. fall preferred, 800; Delaware
! Lac okawnnna and Western, 2idi American Ia
! press, ~; Cleveland aud Pittshurrh, ~ AT r.
| i8 Panama, 2sb; United States Express, 22j I:
! Adams Exprese UO Northwestern preferred.
| sO; Erie preferred, 5O mt ~; Harlem, 20; /;
| Pennsylvapia Coal, l1O AT 81; Delaware auj
| Hudson Canal. leo 1T lWi Hannibal and St-
| Joseph preferred, loo; and Boston, Hartford
and Erie, 100
| Cola was dull though steady, but In the after
| noon trade became hrm Ia consnqu queuCc of the
! oovering of some SHORT eoI,tThts. There 10 not,
| however, any INCLINATION To operate On either
side OF the account, because the prce 10 50 low
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that short sales are regarded a. hazardous, while
at the same time there are no bulls 50 courage
Gus us to desire 10 purchase in' the face oi thc
important opc .ii pns Viii Dee at'wI' % u.Nl aver
N ee di.lnrscme.t. nayc m h.Jn ', r.. nin.,s h,ns
wa. d,chnc' 10 iosit though duti"< th' aitcrn. "h
rldd ranged from 10 cent. md subsequently at Tat,
Tic totsi Fl, airing, at IN, G"l fxeh.usa Rank vcrr
9 ,ae as sa lhe ,afrcs.at f4SS &SG asa,S" ''"
n called lond-; snd paid oat 10 ini, r'.t H ,y pu,c
tonsi
NA. M....."losH 1924 A. M...igss l2d}r ..iiSS,.
iOOl A. M...iOeyS iWO7 A. M...iO.k 500 r. h....ieS
The DAYS busines. al the United statc subTressury
SS vp sod balance. tiSsesisi currency receipts,
siaIs Gu sur5rrns 5" Psymgn'' ss' 5o rSToTeSy ss
cclcd gold certificates werv sent TO Washington to-
the Treasury distances st the cio.e Of business in
Wilmington %ere Sfire,neS s.s,ISi aHd com
amount OF legal tenders outstanding tj9 si6is, an
snue receipts to day footed up tli2!2, fhc amount
u bullion Withdrawn from the Bafk Of England today
5000 IN specie. Tie Assay office received lioo"o u
Fofcieh tSchansc was duh Ard qnlct IN" loading
drawers rcducsd their rate. TO losA for pri" itrlg
sxty lays Dns aud iO5 ioT snort sig, uui trace vas
M"ney ruled steady At la and additional irtercs on
approved stock collateral while exceptions Her' nale
Al gold Interest. The demand wss. howeyer nshi
Prices on call during the afternoon nrn and there
lateral The rreipiain on r,cen6ncks, was se,rcely
quoa1lo because huiers were dou9tful OF INC i.inr,
either national currency or croenblck on c"tiihed
ch c.s presented over Va r eoun err foi slvp or lcs
ana The IurcrscfH of grcruhacks for larger amounts
acuo; udn.rous In discounts "a re Is pcttcr ic ..
Ggys inmcnt eoqds w'r' vc'S W the morning hnt
Were Ved m both Ald coupon it6s.
fSS ~ icio%iSs SSS % wer tac oS,ni pricesatsPMa
is-l.. reg. .llotaln '..s. 81. reg. no @lo'i
ls-1s, ,couplnrsc ils iidt ~ , c,argc u ,N"s
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HREAKTvG UP RTSG.


C.arge.-R obbiuR the People.
The Law Committee of the Long Island
CITY Common Council presented charges ycstrr-
day before the Court of oyer and Terminer IN
North Hempstcad against Mayor Henry :. De
lievpiso for corruut conduct In oi1ce The fol-
lowing /, the substance Of the charges, winch
are s4snrd h{ AIIrrineh Ouinn' La"less' licebee,
ctam hr'i ucnr' De Rcvolsc M-y,r OF Long
y o 1- n crIoi oi r,utrt ,11 M '
hl ,1em"au"rs IN currupiinE ahd lrlallA Nuu.I Ir
ana others to huy certain lands, thr prup"r, Of said
Ihouson nni 9thrrs knO~n 40 ne Ho-inan Farm and
uih y such ns,s. aud AZ price sD"n Ia cac,ss II
tg s-la' ana 1!At such pur,Aso "ctr in Violation
f70tge S-,"nd. Henry s Delcvosr did in February
1873. uh lrc o. Jaurs Thomson aud utnrr- 10 40.
Efru. and I'd abstract fruW aud $500 win. ut .fl.
island " and from iis legally constituted ,utoa.I
e al usr N m sealing Of certain tonas Of alleged
CiUg, r -. H,nry s.. De R'yose corruptly, scan.
tal1 ariuaace or resolGtion Of he Common council
No7 plssri JnuAry y, is'a - the MAYOR meta u'u
dr'm th"u after The word snail and before ti,c
banging IL, t.f40t,r anu iuttnt, and ma mig thc
eTy.neg ,es az SqR9rh, mo Sg t9I - - nG th t 81
,i'ucrs rs the Hoard Of Alde-mel intcnItd and ac.
H.,ps foo4h IN. e. De vols did corruptly and
Illegally s'll the water bonds Of long -ian. ~ uo.
st uf joy. ls73 to j. r g Foster aa james thomson
10 S Hd AZ trSr s@S cS
o. % worth ~ bonds of said city.
q dfJr fdGt.H :. DE BeYOse oorruptlY aud Illegal.
. obtain signature Of J.. j. OhrAdy, cay ClsTk
10 "nrgod water bond Of the nominal value Of el D.
90" lona beng nnau'hrIed by law aud IN excess ot
the b ihd issued ana allowed hy tue statute.
Ch0t0s A,sh II :. De Bevos. c0rtupty conspirod
with lAiaos Thomson. WIN l.. PeAIse aud AlcA Murnu
o aver and rln ine water malus down 1hems ave-
nae so'cY 20 lncrcaac The vau~ Of Jines ThOmsunr r
,sat", ~hns, agcn u. +. De BeVoisu to to
| lh' cN of tOOU.
Ch,~y, NSrsnu II :. De Bcvose, having full know
edge N the waste Ignorance, Ad dislIn sty marking
the uismauaRrucht VI The Delartmtnt Of Pubur
"urks IA The nuenah Farm excavation, corruptk
nuyrd Al the same, to LOSS 70 the cts Of oyrI
tsuO
ChirUe ght-H. s De Bevose, while setting as
Mayor lns repeatedly oppressed and hlrrss-cd cfIS
Of Long llnd tity ~ his reckless, ntg Fe Ignorant.
Rud i cEh CT, thus bringing the oihCc OF Mayor WtO
cont mt ana NJ rug tle municipal gOYcrunopi Vi
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wrn~rsnAy, Oct 2s-FLotrn AND MEAL
-Four rlo~ for nrs sreav, snG s"".ncrn medium aae
shaded 70 meet buyers. snlppne eTau's sol,e' lyr
We quote Flour 10 hh'. ts.5s,i7sj sGperfut
western spring wist extra. SECS, ~ do doabf
eNlrss ts:ss,..s, do. winter wheat srras and double
tTsde and family brand. S.ssi6 southern baker. and
',7'~.ss. Isyc dont .-superhne sSea,5si Corn meal
Mcstern q So T. 80. 80, Brsnds ~ine &e. ,aS'~-'S9i
"a, r. Il 9ns sc ye sr Sr ~ WIN ni! n nTa "' az Sf q, es
I.ss-c for Carolina. sugar, ,te'dy At 7h.,7.c tor
eudns nVllrscs susars a g. retnri' Os.eIOs for
torros- Holders Of cotton on the SPOT continue TO
pnss - r., ana prlces AZ, fe.e loM,r. quot lirn.
good oruiusr, reduced s,, M .dllug and ali We
Gl"S do c Sae f s 81 oaies % Of S;s % 80 'T 1or ~ *
uri II ter nsnwpton. amt u 'gr sperul atom. For
sl.ci il cl bale, closing n i's.c for octohrr iS[c
iS iS Gsqi S9 FS as' aud % e SHI ae IT, MAn MAS o' rs , ,
p3"a "a r"yi .a va, AZ. miaY.af 49,, npisnd,. 70
9n,H ..s, cno a, M i'~S spTnS Cs car IT, 81 * f'T
ior NorthS cstcrn I. a5.i1 for 81 81 !, 5isr
Ne str ng q - for do Tor November q - for No
WINTER ana t..'s for wn.t. Nlehs.n N ..rorc. Corg
i,ct So Tor @ hfs -, mixed, ana S' sSS Tor tnr
al i-,4sc for mixed poor 10 choice ana ~ s2c fr
Mhie Harley inactive, lower ~ eel, mixed stA'e
PnoyIstoSs roTh Vas iuil sale. %, MI. at sii~t
for new i9est @ n inlnns Aa' 81 tor Nc,tcr "a
tcrve sales 40 pr. a 9 %. for rf cearon tc sno
IKE long aud short Tor ,a uar,. and short
on Irlyate t,rus cut me Il dun aud h,a,y sltr ~
ciudc smoked ham al ilVs'2 pcs ~ do. Gi o.. VI
fresh Do. ut sAc, ptsied bon sat 5000; lfG Gull
sales iffl tcs nj Sc for prime Cl,Y lbC pr.mt
Western fur January. i-lCHs l6c for Fel rusry
prns>od hogs quoted at D. sc. Butter que ~tate
}5as6c,, aud Western, INsSlc Ch,oAe STEADY fancy
state mctorY, HaAil sC,
suSpEts siraned roen higher, and business more
active O. 10Ck2 q for STRAINED and S9.4Jaf. Tor
good DO. spirits turpntne mas ~. apc q 70 ar.
Petroleum lower but quiet rchnrd IN hhls ~ ihc. Tor
tins month, l5S for November, and .Al1 tc. for
nccwuner, crude, In hulk, Low cr, nj $50 uu the spot
WhiskVy lONer and more active at 9lutHit. Ia.tuN
steady At 54c. Tor fair 20 good. sirirne sttaii
and moderately active Rt s. e.. Tor prime. FtCl ht6
truer, ana morr active, grain u Ly rpoul 10y steam
iil 10 London hy steam, Nhl.; o. t1rk, fnr nrlefs
4-. ai.a 5d. and 10 dlrtC uuIt ou tD Coat
lJs l',J cruGe petrol un tO Hiyre Tom Ph.ad' uhs
!. in III.
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CONEAD.-In the city ~ sew Work. on the ~ dos
o. OttoNNr hv the Ituu -crh , d. y. iudto uf tiU
t,utt ot Common ficas. ilitpim Cunrid irIn icnr u
conrad.
HOlr.- A. Worcester, Nss', by Judge pesT,s OF
tridty, tcf 3d. istn.t tipst ut MiIosd from Ncrril
Hoy' Caust dcseron. Decree sbso.uto, with custOcy
Of Chll3ron.
LANDEi Sat worcpstcr. Nass, by Judge Dcvcns. on
Fuddy. oct 10, Mary ItnIers Vt Mlbuty from joseph
B.ll qgrs talsc, drf'rtiu1. ncrroc 80 y r'r 49,
LYNN.-At Worcester, Mas D., by Judge DcNcfe. on
Frniny, oct TO- sara D.. Il. Lynn vi biackstJnc from
Charles ". IS M. eau e.. tlultlTy Decree absolute :
custuiy Of child to Ito liant.
MlLLIkEN.-In sacramento. Oct. ~, by tho sixth
District Court Emma Nj krn from Theodore j. Mill
ken. Cause adultery. Married IN Nam, Nay II, lsl
Tic count decrccl that one hdn ~ all Ia property OF
whatever knd shpud be apart TO ner tiat he pay
S7,AO ~ gold forthwith, pr S75 per month uh it
aggregates e. so; tina. she pc tue OnstO.y OF
the chfren ami that Dec pay Immediately her counsel
fees-SUl.
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The sale Of lots by 4. ID. Mcllick. Jr., Bro. In
Lowacn y j., was well attended and H. results were
tuc disposal of4 plots Of various si2os for = blu N
The sale OF lots by Jere. johnson, Jr uu Harrison
Urshts y J Vus largely attended. p"csit H. Nr0-
lrE dealers nuf tho results -e.a~i"f n al'orfh
satisfactory is uts rcaliA an a-rf'rAtc oi S.-'u
the average per city l0f h' il- siH.
lrn1.1c'hn N me tNc',,- oNrsropm A,si.r9V
pruur tuur. thas. A. .Ja'ssDn, r'.tr. lW e. .jI
ln rHrn fst -2d tttect % feet wet ~ Avctu" A.
f.rsl
A.J. lVtccker. son CO. adjourned t'c -alc prcnr
i-.. 3.- Hrtr !u' Wat q. and q. ttauttfu streets TO
Dee. .a. and thc sale OF huri~c and lot OF t k-ln
street eide, ii ret west Of Fourth avenue. 10
Cot yH.
Jo-'ph Mcclure adjourned the sale ~ i've lots and
un ut-ru uuu-e- northwest turAtT Of Madlh. ayenut
aud sat -tuirl street 10 NuN. g.
The sun., 1873-10-23
RCRdL TR4GEDILs.
Murder In the Backwoods- a DcnGiy Assauit
nu Old nnu aud his " lie.

ou nu Old huu und has W lie.
Corrcsnondsnce of rhe sun.
MILFORD, Pa. Oct. 20.-Walter Bradley,
an Engllshinan, disappeared from his home near
this place more than month ago. Portions OF
remains supposed to be his were subsequently
found in Dark Swamp, mile or so from his
house. 1t was supposed that he had been muir
dcred for money he was known To carry, and
his hcdy devoured by wild animals. A day or SO
since his body was found hidden Ia the brush.
short distance from his house. THE skull was
broken. but the money was still In his pocket.
Nothing II known as To the cause of his death.
"1im " Hitler, rough character, has been ar-
rested and lodged ia jail ON charge Of numbering
tae- ,u!iiey bay ia scott township. Monroe conn
found in his grand mothrF - cellar with his throat
cut, the house having hc-u rubhed OF money and
wearing apparel Hitler was followed into Le-
high county. lie confessed to having stolen the
articles. tut denies the murder. The clothing
was found In the uppcr part II a school hous, u
he said he had secreted IL.
Peter Hinkle OF Shohola township. this coun-
~. got drunk and went to the house uf Barney
etieler Mt Brink Pond, This n AN Isolated spot.
very old. Hinkle picked quarrel with the I'D
man. and the lattei's wife interfercd Hinkle
time seized tAble-knlfe and Inflicted what may
prove Ia be fatal wounds on both the old people
and fed. The two were found next day 10y a
party Of hunters In critical condition. Stigler's
and hunters. Hinkle Is a quarryman, and bears
GOOD character. The snute night three horses
and some cattle were taken from IA barn on a
farm nj another part Of the Pond aud tied to
s~thcr with the entire seasons crop Of has and
B
The sun., 1873-10-23
HENRY IL. ARC HER's WAX RECORD.
"Reminiscences of tho Rattle Of Penobsc ot -
Rtogruphicnl speeches in the " cstchcrtcr
Kcpub lean Convention.

hCpub tCuu tOnNcditbns
Yesterday the Wostchcstcr Republicans
held their convention TO nominate county
oGioers. The proceedings were Characterized
10y little pleasantly which was entertaining.
Dr. George Brandreth OF Sing Sing nominated
for the shrievaty Mr.. Zlba Carpenter. recently
a conductor on the Harlem Railroad. MIR. white
nominated Col. n. Is. Bartram, OF tho Custom
House gang Colonel Of the late Seventeenth
New York Volunteers. Mr.. White and Mr.. Her
ring in pathetic speeches recalled the Cooners
war record, referring to 1861 when lie marched
through the city at the head OF y negro regl-
mcnt They also tearfuily spoke OF the Colonels
bravery on the battle neld John Huster was
also nominated ~ a war candidate. Something
was said about the battle OF Gettysburg where
II was announced that MI. huster distinguished
himself. facing the cannon's mouth and pouring
shot into the rebol RANKS. The vote was fatal TO
mated by ei to ~.
Then Judge baird OF Yonkers, nominated
Henry u. Archer for the Regstcrship. The
Judge said that Nj. Archer was a military man.
lie had belong ed to the army Of the PenObscot
thirty days. lilo had clIuped on the banks OF
that noble river near It's confluence with that
other river. He had held All honorable ONCE.
lie was acting assistant private of the file left
brigade, ofllce which never exist ed before
aud has never existed since. when duty called
lac was always on hand n dinner. Ills office
ing. aud wherever the battle ragged 1ercest he
WIS sure to have business elsewhere. Judge
BAIRD hoped Mr. Ar'h,r would he upmiust,d
aud lac Vas bJ accl.lllADn. l'Ii,s ui A3hei'
Al tChcr.'l
Mr Archer stcpped to tho pia' form and was
introduced 10y the Char as the cltiz,n aud
.ldcr. IAuTlauscl After thanking tie Con
vcntiou for the numultion, Mr.. Archer said
that he was glad that h,s Ullit irv fame had
gone before him. Eat one thing Gstoniahed
! him, and that was why Mupr-C;en. James ".
lluitd had hot appohniod man oi such a oril,
| liant military record on bis stah. lCftes II
=" itusieu.'l
Matnr- tr,f. Hvricd rcsronded by approvin .
tie nomination. and then added that lac had
heard Of Mr.. Archcr's br lliam military achieve
mcIis, and had written letter to him rendering
atfH Offices but that soon after making the
| offer he heard thnt NJ. Archer was better
! colder than he OHustedl, and 20 avoid trouble
/ telcCrHpbeu that he thought MIR. Archer not fit
| for the I.acc. Applause.
For County Clerk j. Malcolm Smith, the Dem
| oort'ic uomiuee, WIS suCges ed hut after some
/ debate the Convention decided not 20 nominate q
/ a county Clerk, witch ts equivalent 10 clerting
Mr.. Smith. The Hon MvrOn II. Silkman was
/ nominated for Justice of Sessiuus.
The sun., 1873-10-23
IHE UNHfPPY ELETENrH.
Meeting Of the Hoard al OalNers Insi Niglti
-Chnrges Aeninst Col. NiImn Z.

Majority Of the Board of Officers Of the
Eleventh Regiment met last evening at 70 Or
chard street. Capt. GrOte, the treasurer, was
absent, having been summoned 10 the presence
Of Gen. Funk. Cant. Frederick klouz occupied
the chair, and Lieut.. Charles Kinkel was 81 re-
tary. The Chairman aud Cupts. Jocher, Maynad,
Schmidt, Licut kiukel Mr.. Heuser of Company
/. and others addressed the board. II WAS stat,
that there had been three meetings Of the board
since Cob. Nilmar received the riot money, and
that he had as vet sent In no report that he had
also failed to report what had been done with the
proceeds Of the regimcnial picaic lat year; that
when Col Nlmar took command two years ago
tho regiment had a fund. and that II ls now in
debt $GVO, Of which 500 II due to the band uils-
ter, Locsch. and 81 G2 60 the rrgimeuthl tailor.
II was alsO alleged that the State had credited
the regiment with t2,4el for Ih" lust ins0octiun.
Committee was directed to cal on Treasurer
which had not been accounted for. The Finance
Grute aud demand a statement uf the money =
received and how they had been disposed Of.
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DIED..

EGBERT.--on wednesday Oct. %. is,G. Mrs. Mary
H. bert, wife OF lsines =. Lgbcr,. aged y ycars.
The rfstiNcs aud t n i- respectful y invited 10
attend The fulrrAl from ,hc rcsdchcc OF her uncl
LINpEpERG.-ou Tuesday, Oct. q. n. p. Lludeherg,
In THE a'th year Of his age.
Of t" ScinIinnVttn NCictN ar rc-'filN lufued 70
attend tie fElsra from Ills tte fcsdcnyC -. l,th 49,
south Brooklyn, on Fti-ay. Oct. -. at - J.. NJ.
lINGHAN,-On lucsdas, Dct. u, George Ling
ham, aged hl trars.
The relatives aud friend. u The family also the
members uf I'm, u,nam lnig' No. l. J.. ani A. W. a,c
respectfully invited TO attcnd the funeral trm hb hate
re'ldcnc". ~ go g., or fridnN, pc e. at =. NJ.
MILL f. At Esst NHW lrrk. l.. l. ou NfnuiY, oct
Keistiyes and frisnds n The family rearec'fily
invited To- attcua RAJ from uc llt ttsicAcu, at
Etst kew lork. on Ilsrrilat, oct. D., AZ z. "
NfN fEilUff.-Dn MtdHCruay pcl. ,. Aiiune tHIl-
bcn Ne, erhun. ininu' ia irtct lf joan rd Margaret
tfyabeth Meyeihor. ug'd months ard q farf.
Ihs rcufiNcs and tr M pf ti itiA are r-lr'rtluly
vtcdio attend tue fuucr-r the rrsidt nee Of be-
friday Oct. "a at2 T. NJ. Her remains Will h. taN,n to
NOoulHwn ttnn, hIl iof istuiin, at.
MlHIsAN.-On Ncluc day, oct. >, DAVID Iur aT OF
Aberdeen. scotland aged y years.
attend funeral fron % 2istst. DrpO4yn Thurs
day, OFT ss,at4 o'clocg Z. NJ.
Altriecn scUtllnuJ paper please corN
T1i1OISO>.-N turnlfu -talC. l. l., On Tu~sdav Oct.
The relatives and ri nds ore respectful ly iuy ted TO
afts tlc funeral r0H the resi- lencr VI Mss Villa h
~ rney 81. on trld9y, o.,. ~ Al ~. VI.
WAL On NedL,rtay Oct. =. La. of co1Euii piOn.
AIn Elza wife OF william ali, Jr. sgeu = year and
Lrlatyes and fr -nds % the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from - kus IusEO st.
Brvokly N. on fiiN. Oct -, al +. Al
The sun., 1873-10-23

he Gu 81 Sac loiI.

10 ne H'n1G.e Mt1r u.i Bjd,I N ALe,men n
h' ctIoi A,c loA.
GFNrLEHEs: Your momorialists would re-
spC iuit rcurc-tt that, ug to causes such
In usun irucy Of currency u transact the business
OF the touiry the CESSATION Of building aud tie
pa e II public improvements the wOrkingmen Of ihis
city NJ the present time In dcporuule condition
1hry plsWd THROUGH severe winter and idle. back
ward 'pruR and hud themselves struggug exist al
the prtstnt time win no nrIspect Of employment for
cue coming Nutcr. with TIM flct before n that hast
ter turre were 500 applicants for relief at the
k'o" a. ~urNiugnen the condition Of our feAow-
Norkr
We Therefore respectfully urge upon your attention
the mporluure ut pruNldl. entuymruttu those need
tt, ~ m 4 br fed, CuthHd, aud hlrltc red,
pthPr as lnnortrs pAupprR, criminals. To provide
murA or material return, AMI dagralug 70 thr rrC'pt
tuI 10 pruvd Tor them ah Ctiullg- l. htIll more tx
prurlNr destructive to Hucl ~ aud public morals,
WINE to turuhh them emp olm'nt on The uuhlC
Wur n, 4 a. H. and ttreets Will them from luut
Ism nul crlmr and hructt the community.
A. ~" ouI cl may ne raised thA IA city lacks the
aus To pry Tor these improvements, rcsptc ctl
call your att ntion 10 the mode adopted by NarOt1,
Sonihrrn and western cliies, among winch may he
name II mas ty, Mo-. ana LeaN0uvoTth city Kan.
sl-, ~ sIH ctv scrp, receivable ny the CITY Treas.
for an city taxes and usscssnent which scrip
Soud gn into circulation throughout the eli cur.
r'cy ann nrob by ctoNhere, and thus relieve the
stri g,ncy NJ the money market THIS plan II opted
mou,o on bonds or running In debt an this scrip
could be cancelled nv the Comptroller the
rcnt In Tor the 4" improvements accrued and were pa
Al o. whrh Is cLfnlly submitted by COMMITTEES
| from Frdrr COunc " |, Va A. of n, A,
NEW foRk CITi, oetober 1874
| SSS4n.ffSSSiattr Sso:4 ssSfs! committee.