The New York herald., 1874-11-01


coSwAEs EaSs sE99KExS KxSR11sk FHEATsF
closes at 10 80 P. n. Mrs Bowers, J. G. hcCollom.
ROBINSON HALL,
si1tsenh street between Broadway and Fifth avenue
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE.
siSsTRELsY, &c, al r. n, closes At IL r. Nj. Dan
Bryant
MErRopoLITAs THEATRE
No. 5s5 Broadway-vARIkTY, at L. NJ. closes at l0
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
No 2oi Bowsry.-vARIETY, at r NJ; closes at 10 P NJ
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
st2ssmsyL
LYcEUM THEATRE,
ssf ihG At S MIS- Em
Soidene.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
asa elin9t s ExHiSirfoS anu
TaIS s
NJ and 7:5PM.
WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway corner OF 1hireih street-ACROSs THE
CONTINENT, afternoon and evening. Oliver Doud
No. nroaaw.sSxpDETfnIE -yztiS assp NJ Close. a.
PARK THEATRE
eesTeen aad sa,e, rwsny m % seeoaa
Mr.. John 7. Raymond
THEATRE CoMIoUE
no. ,4 Broadway VARIETY, at SP NJ closes at 10 80
BATTLE OF sSSHEgLE GSUk SH4 Eots4as sAaaHsy DAHL. om
M ol0PM
Fourteenth street-BEGONE DULL CARE, ats p NJ;
closes at 10 p. NJ. Frederic Maccabe.
r,.,,, .,,... TIvoLI THEA THEATRE RE r,.a ,.
VARIETY. ats T. NJ; closes at 10 80 p NJ.
GERMANIA THEATRE.
Fourteenth street-EIN ERfoLG at P. NJ; closes at
BOOTHS THEATRE,
aAXSERlNG. at ?. M; closes at 10 80 ?. NJ Miss
Cushman.
ROMAN HlPPoDRoMF
rwenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue.-Afternoon
performance at2; evening at 5, closes at 10 80
PROMENADE CONCERT and BALL.
QUINTUPLE SHEET.
New York, Sunday, Nov. 1. 1874.
From our reports This morning the probabilities
ore 1eat the uedther today ,cM be frosty and
partly cloudy or clear.
"UNcLE DICKS NOMINATION Uncle Dicks
enemies say be sought the nomination. This
is not so. 1t was put to him, and of course
he took it
We UNDERSTAND that Commissioner Van
Mort is supporting Wickham for Mayor
This will not be without its effect on the
canvass.
THE GENTLEMEN OF New YORK, Putnam and
Westchester will rejoice in the opportunity Of
voting for Frederick w. Seward, Hamilton
Fish, Jr., and Charles NJ. Schieffeln. With
men like these in Albany we shall have
Legislature worthy of New York.
THE STRANGE CASE of Mrs Merriean.
charged with the murder of Miss Hammiu,
has been fully reported in our columns and
it will not surprise the public that the jury
yesterday failed to agree. motion to admit
the prisoner to bail will be argued before
Judge Tappen this week.
IF JOHN SwINTos should be elected Mayor
q good journalist would be lost to the craft,
and there would be rise in the market value
of lumber and building materials
Our POLITICAL FRIENDS must not lose their
temper, nor be too sanguine, nor believe
everything that is told them, nor squander
their money, nor see success in every band of
music, nor think that the loudest voices give
the most votes, nor build too high hopes for
they may be disappointed. And remember
all the time that we have an election of some
kind every year.
THE RACES AT JEROME PARK yesterday were
favored by large and brilliant attendance, and
justified the expectations of the public We give
an interesting description of the contests, and
are pleased to point out that two palpable at
tempts at fraud were promptly and severely
punished. There is no course in the country
on which it is more unsafe for jockey to
attempt cheating than that Of Jerome Park,
and this energetic action Of the American
Jockey Club will add to its reputation.
HE REBEL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS are
the Fifth and the Tenth, and in both the in
dependent candidates are supported by the
republicans, and are likely to throw the regu-
lar machine off the track.
IT LOOKS Now AS IF GENERAL JONES will he
elected Register. This would have two results.
The Office would fall to worthy man, who
would fulfil its duties, and who, unlike his op-
ponent, needs the revenues. The defeat of
Hayes would be the defeat of Morrissey. At
the same time giant John is working as eagerly
as Samson did when he took hold of the pill
lars of the temple. II he does not win there
rnav be o smash