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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20
COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EVENING, November 10, 1874

IHt RsDAf EVKNIT1, SUFeHDel 10 1o's'
COTTON-The sales to-day (G0t including $50
bales omitted yesterday summed up a little over
$3.50 bales. at irregular and in many cases easier
prices for m'xed lists and the general run Of the
offerings while good staple kinds continued firm
commanding in many cases SC and i'll some in
stances &c. above our outside figures. With this
qualification We repeat our questions and give
also the figures and tull report Of the Exchange
as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
EKW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
r,.,a,~ Er,v,sc Nnyemin.r 10 1874

EEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, November IS. lsl4
We have scarcely any change to notice in the
money market The offerings continues OF mod
crate extent 1T the banks while they ex hbit some
increase on the street, but capital 10 apparently
confined to few parties who are reluctant TO ne.
aotiate x,y but first class signatures accompanied
Sv rnex cepti0pab!e cOllaterals which are scarce.
Nothing has TRANSFERRED that indicates any change
in the iates OF commercial paper. We continue
to quote good commercial names, with or without
collaterale IT 90l2 f. cent p anEurn, and second
grade at IS 0i3, with occasional transactions Al
cent q month First class mortgages continue 10
rule 1T l0dll y cent = annum, while second srSoe
are still quoted at
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20
BY Albert Paul.
CHOICE AND VALUABLE PROPERTIES IN Turpn
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL CONSORS.
cec0nd District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 ALL
BY Albert Paul.

Rf ALBERT PAUL, AtCTIONEER.-OF.
r., nee , and salesroom No. 40 Royal street.
~ nAlChDAi, December S. 1874 at twelve O'Clock
NJ. 81 the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
nSyal, near Canal street, will be sold by public
1Ictloh, Dy virtue Of an order of the Hon. A. L.
dissCt Judge OF the Second District Court dated
october 49, 1874 the following described properties,
i. a CERTAIN LOT OF GRouND si+n,+ed in Tho
Third District of this city designated by the No,
10 IN square bounded by Love, Port, Enghein and
T1sps streets measuring 20 feet front on Love by
sioting Of one story frame building stable, etc.
r. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
square bounded by CasacalvO, Clouet, Moreau and
Louisa streets, measuring 81 feet inches front on
Cssacsivo street, by depth Of 60 feet; the i'm.
story house, kitchen, etc. ~Ao
Terms-CAah.
Act Of sale before - notary unh,;c a. ~. A.
pense Of purchaser. nos II Is de3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20
EXPORTS.

tIvERPOOL--Ship invinsible-s12s bales cotton
1900 slaves
BARCELONA--Bark Maypo--tOs 6ales cotton
81 400 slaves
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Spanish bark Maypo, Font, for Barcelona
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark ImperatOr, Jensen, from Marsei1les
October g. to master--3d district
Bark John Read, -. 26 days from Sheldsbourne,
Ms, to master-3d district
TOWBOATS.
Wicaco. lupbs-d from the Passes-Brougit Up
barks Imperator and John Read
STEAMBOATS,.
COm,n wealth: Sllields from st Louis
La Belle. Ayles, from vicksburg
Belle Lee. Hicks. from Memphis
Seminole Dalferes, from Donaldsonvi:c
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupus. from DOnaGson-ilie
3 Hodge, McElrOy from Baton Rouge
Bradish johnson. BrOthertOn. from Lower Coast
WawenOck. Gleason, from Bonnet Care
W. Pike. Brown. from Fishers Lanoinc
Garyyowen Helnn, from Grand EcOro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20

Lobsters have been successfully intro
.duced into the bay Of San Francisco.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20

Love is avaricious, and wants more BE-
cause of its natural Cupidity.
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By Sheriff Harper.
SALE By THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS. IN ORDER TO EFFECT PARTI.
TON.
SUCCESSION OF MRS ROSR GILBERT, DECEASED
WIFE OF LEONvILLE AUGUSTIN.
Second District Court for The Parish of Orleans
No. 80, 708.
By Sheriff Harper.

DY VIRTUE OF JUDGMENT RENDERED
ID September 10. 1874, signed September 81
1874, to me- directed by the honorable the Second
District Court tor the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled matter Will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, December Is. 1874, at twelve
O'clock NJ. for partition, the following described
property, to wit
A CERTAIN HALF LOT OF GROUND. without
the buildings thereon, situated in the Faubourg
IRENE, Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by st. Philip, Claiborne, Ursulines and
Robertson streets, and formir g the half nearest
Claiborne street OF said lot which is designated as
the number thirteen on plan made by Joseph
Pile, late Surveyor on the ninth of December 1880;
the said half lot of ground measuring thirteen feet
iron on St. Philip street by one hundred and five
feet five inches in depth between parallel lines
said lot being the same acquired by the late Mrs
Rose Gilbert, deceased wife of Leonville Augustin
from Miss Marie Rose Roberjot by act passed be.
fore A. Ducatel notary public in this city, on the
ninth of November, 1867.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance at one
and two years credit, the purchaser furnishing
notes, secured by mortgage and vendors privilege
on said property until final payment.
W. P. HARPER,
nol3 % 20 del5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleaps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20

ALARGE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ON
THE MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD IN REAR
OF CHALMETTE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The market opened with good demand and at
full prices, but after the receipt of the telegram
from III veIpool reporting decline Of Lied in Or
eans prices lost their previous buOyaney and for
re rest of the day exhibited COZ siderable irr-gu
larity, the general run of the offerings AID mixed
lists showing less steadness and more weakness,
AMI good staple kinds continuing firm at previous
rates. The latter commanded l4Sa and l43ac for
middliDg, l4..c being paid for very desirable
STYLE Among the sales of the general run
Of the supply small lots occasionally
picked up fraction under our inside figures, but
nothing TRANSFERRED to require any reduction in
quotations. In addition to the unfavorabe tele-
gram from Liverpool, a decline Of NC IN spots at
New York. was calculated to weaken ne market.
The amount on ship board not cleared, gong on
board, and engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning At $4,000 bales, en-
bracing As 900 for Liverpool $500 for Bavre. 1000
for Spain, 1000 for the Mediterranean, 5000
for Bremen, 900 for the North Sea aud 1000 bales
for the North. which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement yesterday
evening" left about l6 800 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses unsold OF
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Ssles 5lCO bales, in
GLIDING $50 after p. NJ. yesterday; market irreg
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.
North German

- The steamships Of the North
XaEH German Lloyd will resume :re;,
regular tIlps next fall, as follows:
Further days OF departure will 10 advertised
hereafter.
From Bremen From New OrIsan.
FRANKFURT. september % October Is
STRASSBURG. October Noyemhtra
FELDMARSHAL MOLTKkOctober 20 Noyemb,r ,,
HANNOVER. NOvember3 Dace.pher s
FRANKFURT. December January
STRASSBCRG..... December Is January II
kOELN. December 20 January II
The steamers touch outward at Hav1e and Ha.
vana and their home trip at Havana ara
ptsn to land and receive passenger ANA
freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
rEoM bremen, southampton Hayre TO Havana
OF New Orleans.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 gold
Tion NC" of1enns OF Havana to Southampton,
davre Or Bremen.
s 30 gold
''eeA"so'' :, IS gold
FROM New Orleans to Havana
CAuiu. 1856 DOlA
Passage tickets from Bremen Southau pton M
HAVE to New Orleans issued by the I.uaeIsip ned
For further particulars apply to
ED. +. STOCKMEfER l. Co. Arents
aus ~ No. AZ Union street.
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS NM
OF STEAMERS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20

AUCTION SALES.

AUOItUN NA11Os
BY J. b. Walton.
IMPORTANT, EXTENSIVE AND PBRBhPfORY
SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT, OF soAB OF THE
MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY III THB CITY
OF NKw ORLEANS
IMPROVED AND VACANT LOTS IN THB FIRST.
SECOND AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
SArTURE SQUARES.
SQUARES OF GROUND BETWEEN CANAL AND
GRAvIER, GRAvIER AND POYDRAs, GIROD
NoTRE DAME, NOTRE DAME AND JULIA
JULIA AND ST. JOSEPH STREETS. ON THE
RIVER FRONT, WITH THB RIGHT OF BAT
yuRE AND FUTURE ACCRETIONS IN FRONT
OF THE SQUARES.
THE RIGHT OF BATTURE AND FUTURE ACCRE-
TIOEs IN FRONT OF THE SQUARES b.
TWEEN PoYDRAS AND LAFAYETTE AND BE-
TWEEN LAFAYETTE AND GIROp STREETS.
THE IRON BUILDING AT THE HEAD OF CANAL
STREET.
LARGE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ON
THE MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD IN REAR
OF CHALMETTE.
~
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, !
Friday. November 20. 1874.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Invincibe, Strickland for Liverpool
Dutch bark Thvrwald, Christensen for Galveston
in ballast
Spanish bark Maypo, Font, for Barcelona
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.MERCHANTs' eTEAMsHiP INK

&z* The steamship.
GENERAL MEADE,
A. W. SAMPSON. Commander.
will leave her wharf foot Of Jeffer son street o.
SATURDAY. November FL at a. u.
These steamers have superior ACCOUNT OGAsio1s
Caoln passage........... ...........4N
Bills IF ladine signed through to Iiy.1neol e,
cow, Bremen and Ham burg.
Paesengere for Liverpool nd the Co4tinen,. con.
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
f0f freight Of 56 pas;1ss I appMS C. Ave,.
No. 1870 Common stre@t
The steamship UNITED STATES win follow,
leaving SATURDAY, November 70, at A Il. jaA
FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Dlnu Line.
s E,Fa1AHE: CLYDE n Esz.3s;
EA The New Orleans, Florida
~ and Havana Steamship Company
62644& will dispatch one OF the above E,sS
Every Wednesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West and ocn.
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Key West. Tc Cedar KevA
C3Oln.. $40 $23
Steerage.... ............ ~ -
Through bills Of ladinx issued to all penis n
Florida, including Tampa. and to New Yo,k,
Charleston aad Savannah.
None but the company's bills Of ladinz signed,
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations, and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from ths
Office.
For freight or passage apply to
I. T. ROBERTS, Agent
tal6 No. 100 Common s.reet,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20

THE IRON BUILDING AT THE HEAD OF CANAL
STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY COR
MFR OF GREATMEN AND FRANCS STREETS
AND ON GREATMEN STREET, THIRD Dis.
TRICT.
WIDOW ADoLPHE HoLLRNBERG. TUTRIx, VS.
IDA ZIMMERER, WIDOW OF GEORGE JOSEPH
HALTkR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-20

IMPROVED AND VACANT LOTS IN TIB FIRST.
SECOND AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsUINGToN ID. c., Thursday, Oct. 1 Il a. III.
g,,uODsis for The past tlDeutufour hours.


OFFICE or TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuINGTON ID. c., Thursday, Oct. Ii a. III.
Synopsis for The past tcentufoW hours
The storm that was central on Tuesday
night in Southern New-Engand has moved north
eastward over the mouth OF the b. Lawrence RIVER
beyond our stations. -,
RISK northwest winds and cloudy weather prevail
over the Middle and Eastern Statos South,west Wlnus
and clearing weather the South Atlantic and East
ern Gulf States Fresh sOutherly winds ana faing
baroeer are reported from the upper Lakes and the
Lower Missouri valley ,,
The rivers have risen during wednesday at shreVe-
port and Plttsburg ~
For Thursday, Over the South Atlantic ana Eastern
Gul States stationary and rising barometer southwest
WINDS higher temperature and clear weather VIII pre-
vail. -. ., $500, 90
southwest winds, lower temperature parity ciouuy
Over the upper lakes falling followed By rising ba-
roueter sOutherly winds backing to west anu hofth
west partly cloudy weather, aud higher Followed ny
over Tennr ssee and the Ohio Valley stationary and
falling barometer, southeast 10 south west "inus'
higher temperatures. and partly cloudy weather.
over the Western Gulf States stationary ana possibly
falling barometer, northeast TO southwest WINS
higher temperatures, and generally clear weather. ex'
ce on the immediate coast where cloudy anu tnfeateh
ing weather will prevail, 5000 ,,,,.ou Wi
over the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val
eys and the North West, stationary ana lower Dio-
eter south-eastery winds, followed Dy northwest III
the northern portions, stationary temperatures
and clear or partly cloudy weather -.
over ugand. rising barometer DISK
Winds partly cloudy and clearing "edther anu o'''iou
ery or lower temperature. ,,,,.,,.u
Orer The Middle states rising barometer. dmhiShu9
uort-ir,st 10 sOui-ces TindS someNhd HtIHtF ""PG"
ulre clear or purity cloudy heather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
LATEST SHIP NE VS..
For other ship Eegs see Seasnh PaaS'


ARRIVED.
Steamship mso Ca' Morton Havana Sevs 20 Win mise a.S
steamship vscso Doaue Phladeph, mise to Lo'lsrs
Steamship Co. =, ~, D., .
g. navs Berm Gepcke .,r..
Bsrk Never Ger ForhIo sonh.mPton 80 day. - BALLAST
Bsrr Johannes Gsb BoDge Lontonie, A. dys' 10 pi"s"
schr Louisa Frances, Kelly sew Bedford
schr. Chief Smith. Norwich for Bdt'betApoFs a.
Schr. EDpire State, bsebe Geosges Bauks. With bsh
SAILED.
Steamships Mo for Bremen, sers sni Nevada Cor verpcs'
Gaelic for London Ass.po' for sah,e poDingo Cy o, D,s'
for New Orleans Masnohs for Savanna eksbu
Geo Washington for Portland ships sapre To- IoIehann
o. C.s e, .y.Fp9' s MAR E r ,n
Pskolsqua for Apnvai Blrqae Tor ss,..iSo'
rer for @b.Ies,oa Mabel Thomas Tor eorsesn D. c.
wiND-sansst fresh W. y. w.. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND SEPT 3OThe scausap Newiork Of the i,tee
national Lane arrived m. today tauDg put into Msehin and
into the Penobscot avoid shca severe
schr Adde NJ Chaa Cleared .ieamstip Ar
Phiel9bi1 Gea. Whitney for hewho sEp os
Louon Ernest Anwepi HaGn luSey Tor CnaiIes''a
Dng j. Brown. for Portland
PHLADKLPHA 3Oceasd steamship Psnta Tor Ne~iofs
bark Angelo w. for CORK bng Hormes for ST. nafns -, A..
3O-Anvei steamships Sah,ttan from New
Yor. Virginia iren Phl,dephia b,ss R,1gr rom =,
Je,se Tor Cofx; We,mouth. tor Newcastle, Rug.
SAvAssAH Sept Montgomery and s,a si
New.iork Tonawanis iTo Phia.eIa '" J. beS"'
from Have. Sailed steamship iaDisn, FOR Ne" iOrS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lospos. Sept 30-Saied Tor the On'sd Staie" Is b
Repub Florence Rogers Lndennes ad Bsder Anv.s
ont On the 23n init Pree Soho Arrived out as
18Th inst Leger Nuovo Giuseppao AVel oa' Ne
3Ota inst reyese. dlda, Ae'siidro MnIona
Caxsrxn Penn Sept 50 Arrived brig A.h Hal, from Ma.
River Of bossput anu f'Tese mhuma, ~ s ,e'
other damages leaking deck load Of gSoo oh cap LOOK
out n
QUEBEC Csn,is Sept 30A pilot sehr fl 10 with The bik Dun
broy Cxiia loaded VITA c al she vas ,shoe Al s
proeeei TO QaeLea No Atseae" Ieea 70
ceiEed capt Power and the crew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION INSPECTORS

A meeting of the Board of Police Commits
soners was held last evening at Police Headquarters
The object OF the meeting to select Inspectors OF
Election and Poll Clerks for the coming election. The
list as published in The city Record was submitted and
Of inspectors for the Assembly Districts LIST
to With approved without debate. On the pre-
sentation of the for the With Assembly Dis
trct, Commissioner YOorhis made objections to the
following names, which had been offered as Republican
inspectors Chas Spcer and Joseph Hecker for the iV
Election District Abraham Lewis for the With ChasW
Very and John NckensOn for the Xlth. Daniel T.
DOwney for the XiIIth, Frank j. Heckler for the
XVIII, Joseph McCabe for the XvIth and Frank Lynch
foi the XyIIh Election Districts Commissioner Voorhis
assigned his for Directing to these names that
reputable citizens of the district had given objections In
writing against each Of them. Objections were also
made against Robert j. McCord in the lid Election
District but George Foster had been substituted and
against John Mcdonald in the IXfh District, for whom
Albert G. Foster had been substituted Commissioner
Dsbecker stated that the objections OF the citizens had
not been substantiaed and had been made by persons
of the opposite political faction Tor partisan purpo-es
Each maine criticised by the Board as 1t was OBJ
jected to. and after the hist had been competed Com
missioner Dsbecker moved that the original list he
approved: His motion was lost to B. COmnls
scner. voorhs moved that the list be APP
proved with tho exception OF the names
mentioned. At first Commits siOner Dsbecker refused to
vote. but subsequently voted with the others ~ the
affirmative in order that he might q reconsdera
ton OF the vote, which reconsideration was lost Com
missioner Dishecker then moved mat the o9ecuons 10
each should appear on the minutes OF the Board
meeting. which motion was adopted The Isis for As
ssmby Districts TX. TO XVII were then adopted
On list for the XVIIIh Assembly District the name
Of John T. Baker, Democratic Inspector tor , Tue
XVIII Election District objected TO. and the list
was adopted without that name. The lists for Assembly
Districts XIX TO XXI, and for the T@enty-third anu
Twenty fourth Wards were th0n adopted and also the
sts of the poll clerks entire. Commissioner Disbecker
moved that ten he submitted by each OF the
different political parties in the various DISTRICTS ard &c
published in The CifV Record from which could be
taken the persons who might be required to M vacan-
caused by DEATH resignation. Disqualification or
any other cause. Carried.
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MD A, s.ut,, Cam sent 2s LYDIA wife Of Robert
Sipnn-a ~ -. -'
bleI Htu 20 ,o,., NJ. AZ Oh, M Carriages will bs
~ H. ienot ,or the ~ ami o'clock trains Of Neglo
wny . MT Aim sornv, B,th Co Va on the l7th septem
ia Ana Murray VI o. JaLe, Harvey. the 2Jt1 VI
H., ACE of New Pitslgo AbeEiressbre Scotland
A, satanic, Long snd Sept, 30 Muslre, HiTand.
IN Ia S,ians in m. 18TH ,ear OF her sse
~ IA he held AZ the residence dangbe Mra
iIe s T. Groe,beek S.tuket THURSDAY after at JI
ocok will be taken 10 Greenwood eh-ter "r
FRIDAY noTninI Oc" - a''t o ' IL n. 10 x.i,ny
about O'clock, where carriages W." VI 'uk'
Fieuds and relatives respectfully invited to a''enh
Neg-Hayen sept 90 uans"o VI
ians, A an Cornels L. Hllhoue
Pnner, from her late fniay, Oct :, 81 D. IN
,,ys To R,ootlyp Tuesday Sept Sophie srfos Of the late
'A IN - I.,vs IN her sd year.
friends Of ilvite 10
Tbnd,y oct from the re'iefce Of ief onrh
Hiram CrossmiB Jamesso1l ueir iaAh' hO~' "'-' ~ Nv
'aheu W = r.s..v 1ob 1874 r J. wife Of
KElLEf-At Newport y, 'NN''''
Philip Kelley iste Of Ne"'i''A'
Sobce OF uHe's' ne''' On =, . ,I...i.r ,-C.r, an,
kELLouu-on 80 Eeg ,gel o months All IA Jars
Of Montgomery a 81 ,I ana ne Inv a ~ attend tie funeral
Relatves sha fom ,he rruiccs of bis parents Fifth.
sDd Onshunei-ind-
,b,,,ieth.,.s
, bef Illness Mary Labor rel Of John LAbon IN the
19I ,e,T other age ,,.
The friends family are invited 70 aeal uer % ~ ccs
residence, 20 tabusdsys, bO'AyH "a fr-sy w. -
pm.
amy -. ..ds,ce No Is Asntcive Brookyu Mrs Fsnut
Ii "a ,is h.a,rd sife OF James Ledi,. 4ge 81
n .d raty,s of the family ecsuly luyiel TO stfno
her anersi from the Church OF St. Charles borroneo ssspes
THURSDAY, at ~ O'Clock q
G,Ds iuf.nt son of Luke A. AID Louise L0cA sooj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES.

Supervisors of Election will be sworn in at
the following times and places: With, With and IXth
Districts Blocker Building, Thursday at VIIth.
Xth and XIIh Districts, COncorda Hail. Friday at 1880
p. m; XIIIth XVIII and XVIIth Districts. Krumm's
Hail. Friday at ID. No.; XVIII. XVIII and XVlIlth
and XXIst Districts. No. 2Sl3 Thtrdave, SATURDAY at
D. NJ; XXth District. Brev0ort Hall. Saturday at
p. The Supervisors for the lst H. MA ana Vt
Districts were sworn in last evening nj the United
States Circuit Courtroom, No. Al Chambers-st
A meeting of the With Assembly District
GermsnAmerican Independent Association was held at
No. 50 Cintonst. last evening, and the following per-
elected delegates to the County Convention:
Martin Gr0ssmann, +. GermanD, n hrenKe, f. HoIst0n
Ed. Mas, j. A. Werbstein.
A mass meeting of the Democratic citizens
Of the Assembly District held No ATS Pearl
st. last night James j. Murphy presiding The attend.
ance very large, and addresses were delivered by
p. O'Donnel and Others. Tie Syracuse platform was
approved.
The Executive Committee appointed by the
Republican State Central Committee to conduct the
election campaign this FALL met Yesterday at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel and organized by the election Of the Hon.
L D. Morgan, Chairman George H. Sharpe. Vice Chair
man. and II. A. Gledden. Secretary. The Committee
in an hour, and made arrangements for
full OF the State in the interest OF the RepuD
can party. plan poSiaed for public neei9gs 10 Dc
approved. 1t was announced that +. NJ Madden
had been appointed on the Republican State Central
Committee since the adjournment OF the Utica COnven-
ton. The Committee Will meet again to-day at p.
The Republican General Committee of Long
Island City has directed that primaries held in the
several wards Oct for the election of delegates to
the County and Assembly District Conventions
The Democratic General Committee (Calla-
CHAM OF Long Island City has ordered primary meet
ings Oct for the election OF delegates to the County
and Assembly District Conventions.