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New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
EIECII0N PRECAUTIONS

At the Board of Police yesterday the charges
against Inspectors James T. Mcdonald julius Berncr,
and Isaac T. Frank Of the lid Election District OF the
WITH Assembly District for registering voters without
legal quorum were dismissed for want of evidence.
Charles sperback Of the district was removed for
having left the polling place without legal quorum The
charge OF utOxcaton against James McMukn OF the st
Election District Of the LIST Assembly District was pot
sustained by evidence similar charge against Bernard
Birmin CHAM Of the IXh Election District OF the With
Assembly District clearly proved and he was re-
moved. Patrick Gallagher of the IXth Election District
Of the KILN Assembly District removed for being
absent from his post Of duty for two hours James
McMarus and John Moloney OF the XIIth Election
District OF the IId Assembly District removed for
not being present duty at the proper time Patrick
J. Morgan & the XXVIIth Election District OF the
XVIII Assembly District removed 81. living 80.
registry office without quorum. The resignation OF
IT phen Larkn As Inspector at the Win Election District
of tke tVIIth Assembly District, accepted Al
shown that he had been convicted Of assault and
battery, and had served term in fIe Pcnitentary.
Michael ONeil Inspector Of the XIlth Election District
Of the XVIII Assembly District, was removed IL
proved that he had been twice arrested for dealing in
policy tickets and had been committed for trial The
registry place of the XHNth Election District of the
&XIst Assembly District changed 10 No 2,132
Tbiave aud that Of the IVth Election District o. tie
Xth Assembly District to No. 1874 stanton ST.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE WHISKY Frauds.

PROSECUTING jflE KING.
PREPARATIONS FOR TRIAL COMPLETED AT CHICAGO
AND HILwAUErE CONVICTIONS CONFIDENTLY
FXPfCTED-DIsCONERY OF NEW MFNBfES OF
IIIE WHISKY RSG.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TElBuNE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-BlufOrd Wilson, Solicitor
Of the Treasury and II. J. Yaryan Chief of Internal
Revenue Agents, returned this morning from the
West They found that the preparations for the
trial of the great whisky at Chicago and Mil
waukee are completed, that excellent Grand Juries
have been obtained, and that all the local Govern
ment officers are thoroughly in earnest in their at
tempts TO convict the Whisky Ring. Distrct-h-
torney Ward, AT Chicago, they found specially ac-
tive and they are confident that he will be able
to convict most of the persons who will he i'll
dicted. The evidence against the distillcTs
is conclusive, and recent evidence OF a startling
character has been discovered. The reports of Spe-
cial Agent Hood from Chicago contain several
prominent names which have not yet been men
TONED in connection With the Ring. Jake Rehm of
Chicago is likely to be placed in very unomtort-
able position hy recent Disclosures. The evidence is
very strong against of his employees, and If the
Illinois Judges follow the precedent in the ST. Joseph
cases. the prneipals-eyen if ignorant of the guilt OF
their agents-cannot escape. The law holds en-
ployers 10 strict accountability for the acts of their
agents.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
YAAIMANY HALL DELEGATES 10 LOCAL CON
NENTIONS.

The Tammany Hall Democrats held their
primary elections in the respective Assembly Districts
evening delegates chosen 10 the County
judiciary Convention, TO County Convention, to a SEN
storal Convention for the Win Senatorial District to
Jadicial Convention, to an Aldcrmanic Convention,
and to an Assembly Convention The delegates
lnclude-with many othcrs-in the lst District,
Nicholas Muller Justice Patrick G. Duffy James IIealey
Patrick Cahi; Id Distric-Patrick Lysaight, James
]. Neals William Z. Kirk, Thomas j. Neas; lid Dis
tict, william H. Rooney Patrick Dempsey lNth Dis
tct Thomas Shells Edward J. shandley. John c. Keat
Ing; With District Edwin Il. Meade, John Kelly, John
Cox Peter Mitchell With District, Patrick j McAlear
Thomas Dowd Charles +. Blake With District, Peter
b. Olney Vincent C. King, John j. Byrnes, John Norris
Johu T. Nagle; With District, Edward d. Gale; IXth
District Anthony ". Allaire William F. Dusen
berry Samuel A. Lewis, Felix Larkn, Isaac Ode.
James +. Murray. John Agnew Xth District,
DANES B. Capp Frederick Fisher, samuel W. John
son XIth District Augustine schcl John I. Agnew. T.
J.. Stetson, John VI. COOney William 6. flammer Geo.
" Warian; XIIth District, Henry Woltmdn, Laurence
keenan,, Patrick keenan,, Matthew Hamn; Aillth DIS
trict, Edward G.. Donnelly. William j. COudcl, John
Lynch XIVth District Bernard Reilly, Jacob A. Gross,
John A. Foley Peter Gillespie XVIII District, William
]. Kane XVIII District, AbTam y Hewitt, f. i. War
bury, John T. McGowan, John L. Tappan. Burton "
Harrison; XVIII District, James D. Brady Henry B.
sturges, John Kernan, John Mualy; XNIllth Dis
trict John Kelly, Josiah Sutherland 1nomes
Cooper CamPben James IDenpSey; James Kea'inE'
Ternan, Thomas EentOn, Thomas shannon AAth DIS
tric WIN c. Conner james l. Miller, James H. Archer
Thomas +. Booth, Patrick Tnomey XXlst District
Hugh H. Moore, Thomas McSpedOn, G. II. Chandler, John
M1DermOtt, James Fiulay.
The delegates are not generally gentlemen OF much
prominence outside Of their own districts, though few
OF them have y state and national reputation. The
election passed Oh quietly, but there heavy vote
pOllcd throughout the city.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE CURRENCY.
CARL sCHURz TO WENDELL PHILLIPS.


THE ARGUMENTS IN MR.. PHILLIPS LETTER TO TIE
LEGAL TENDER CLUB REFUTED.
Immediately after the recent speech OF Cafl
Schurz on the currency, in Ohio, Wendell Philips
wrote letter to the Legal Tender Club OF tins cty'
replying to Mr.. Schurzs speech. lie advanced the
following four points First, that both himself ana
Gov. Allen do know that 93 per cent OF the business
of the country is done in checks notes, and bis OF
exchange and thattha is one of the grayest charges
against present system of finance, because IL
leaves it in the power Of the banks practically to
initiate the currency at their sovereign will Sec
Ondly. il il intended to have more groenbacks ana
fewer checks, and that doubling the real currency
will not necessarily initiate prices Thirdly, inf'a-
ton will not necessarily throw the country into
vortex of pronigacy and corruption. fourthly,
specie basis is not necessary 10 give stability 10
prices and that ournatonal experience shows pancs
have generally under specie payments, ana we
outof them by suspending specie payments These
are the four points of Mr.. Phillpss letter to the
Legal Tender Club. Mr.. Schurz now publishes an
answer to Mr. Phillips in which he takes mp the four
arguments sevcrally. and rcbuts them.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
WASHINGTON.
rAEINEr GOSSIP.


SECRETARIES KOBEsoN AND BELKNAP STILL AWAY
NO 1IDlNGs As TO DTLASO's SUCCESSOR.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.l
WAsuINGToX Oct s.-Three of the absent mem
bcrs of the Cabinet returned here to-day and there
are now four ready for duty. Secretary Robson,
who has been continuously absent for nearly three
months gives no indication OF the date of hs re-
turn and Secretary Bclknap, who has also spent
most of the Summer away from his duties, IL Hliii
absent. dispatch was received at the White
House from the President last night. dated at Der
ver and an answer sent to him to-day at the same
place The White House has been put i'll readiness,
and the President indicates that ho.wi arrive lirF'
during the latter part of next week. All OF the 'ao-
met officers here say they have no idea whom th'
President will appoint to the vacant Secretalysh'p'
and none Of them believe the position has been ten
dcred to Mr. Coleman of Pcnnsy lyania Senator
Cameron who is in TOWN, also expresses Ignorance
of what the President has done or may do Ill the
matter of a successor TO Mr.. Delano. and does not
credit the Coleman report, which appears To have
been started by Mr.. Dclano himself. blank cont
mission was some time ago sent to the President
from the White House bat il has not been returned,
and nothing i, known at the White House on the
subject.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
LOCAL NOMINATIONS IN NEWARK.

The following additional nominations for local
officers have been made by the Republicans of Newark,
N. j.: First Ward-Alderman, William Titus. Third
Ward-Alderman, Charles N. Lockwood; Chosen Free
holder Thomas W. Adams; School Commissioner, George
b. Swain. Fourth Wari-Alderman, Henry b. Gould !;
Chosen Freehodor, Adam Hay; School Commissioner,
Theodore i. Kinney Seventh Ward-AlderInan. Peter
NJ. Mellck; Chosen Freeholer, Gottlieb f. Haufller;
School Commissioner ong term, Atba b. Crooks tshort
term, Lemuel a. Van BuskiIk. Twelfth Ward-Aldcr-
man, John Tauwalt; Chosen Frceholder, +. Vanncss;
School Commissioner Frederick Rosingale. The
Democrats have made the following additional non,na
tions: Third Ward-Aldernan, Clarence NJ. Sanderson;
ChosenFreeholdcr, Charles NJ Hcdden; School Commits
sioner, Thomas W. Dawson. Fourth Ward-Alderman,
Theodore HcwsOn. Fifth WaTd-Chosen FreehOlder,
John f. Ward Seventh Ward-Alderman, James Nc
Caulcy; Chosen FTeehOlder John Mctirane; School
Commissioner dong tenn Walter McCrec (short tem).
DiOnysins g. Miller. Ninth Wald-A Alderman, Cnarles
A. Couchn Chosen FfcehOder, John III. Reoch; School
Commissioner dong term, Christian Walters; 'shori
term, william 4. Fighter. Twelfth WaId-Aldernan,
William ". Hawkins; Chosen FrCcholder Jacob Kaiser;
School Commissioner, Henry Slowey.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
SOME NEW REVENUE REGULATIONS.

CHANGE or THE METHOD OF MARKING DAMAGED
Goups-CU sIoMs OFFICERS 10 FLY THE REV
LNUE FLAG.
IBY 1EIEaEtpH ~ THE TRIBUNE.
WAsUINGroN. Oct. S.-The Secretary oi the
Treasury will soon issue some important regulations
to Collectors of Customs which will he welcomed by
importers Under the present rei1ialons Collectors
STAMP with n stencil tie word Damaged upon
all packages of merchandise which have been III any
way damaged upon the voyage of importation. lhe
importers claim that, though goods are not III
iurcd more than per centum, this stencil marx
ininres their sale by fully % per ccntum The reg
ulations will soon be issned and will direct Collect
on 10 place the word /" Damaged upon the return
certificate and not upon the box.
The Treasury Department has issued a circular III
rccfine Collectors to display the revenue flag over
the building in which Customs officers are situated
during business hours except when the state OF The
weather is such as either 10 make ii iDprarirablc
to display the flag to render the same liable TO
serious injury. Collectors of districts not supplied
with the revenue flag will make immediate reqnlsl-
ton therefor upon the DcPar, EDent. Those having
the flag Of the United States only will display Ill"
same az above repaired until furnished with a rev
euuc flag
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

ofaoorers pay ny the leaders Of the party in this
city, and Of the true meaning OF reform. which he
alleged to be identical with Republican Government
MI. Groves address was fun of apt usraton and
repartee, drawn forth by chance remarks among the
audience. lie was very severe on the stand made by
1tisnmen IN favor OF Tammany Hall. :" What would
Tin,nany be without Irlshmen, yet what has Tammany
ever done for the Irish g. he asked.
regular meeting of the XNIIlth Assembly District
Republican AssOcatOn held last evening at No i57
Fourth-avc Hon. Henry r. Howand occupied the chair
committees were appointed TO select chairmen for each
OF The election districts in the ward and addresses
dcVered ny the Chairman, Gen Sharpe, Bernard Rign,
Judge r. L. Fancher, +. 5. Wilmcrdng. Chas. f. Johnes
and others.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, oct. :, 10
The AGENTS Of the williams Guion line Of steamers
have notified The PostOice Department that, on ac-
count o the injuries sustained by their steamship Mon
tana echcdulcd sail the 1oth inst with mails FOR
Europe, she will not he dispatched ON that day Those
uropO,ng forward mail matter VIII send IT III season
fsr steamer which viii he dispatched on the 10th INST
dispatch from Lieut-C commander ID. &. kells. com
mandng the Rio Bravo. dated Galveston. Texas Oct
announces arrival Of the steamer CITY of Waco from
New-YoIk with anchors cables, dc. The Rio Bravo was
To leave Immediately for the Rio Ctande Gen J.. .. I,
Ord expresses the opinion that the Eo Bravo il wci
suitcl Tor service On tlat river.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE MASSACHUSETTS CAMPAIGN OPENED.

LARGE REPUBLICAN MEEIING IN FANEuL HALL
ALIEN. II. RICE ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION. FOR
GoyERNoE-sPEECHEs BY THE VICE-PREsIDENr
AND OTHERS.
The Republican campaign in Massachusetts
was opened Thursday evening with mass meeting in
Faneul Hall, Boston. The Hon Richard Dana, ir, pre-
sided and opened the meeting with few remarks The
sden also addressed the meeting and spoke OF
both State tickets as being composed OF men of whom
Massachusetts, need not be ashamed. Turning to IN"
Hon A. H. Rice the Republican nominee for Governor,
the VicePresiGent informed him Of the action OF the
Worcester Convention and requested him 10 accept the
nomination Mr.. Rice SAID:
accept Il i'm its fulncss and i'm its spirit accept the
platform that was adopted and all that there is in
It and all that there ought to De in it, if there be any
start am not ashamed OF NY party. not ashamed
OF ITS record. also, beside being Republican
Of the past and the anH Of Kp"S ES Sac
anything has been wrong in the past if You see
ANYTHING that needs To he done III the future,
shut not your mouths TO the one OF the other il Is
not necessary for You 10 roam over creation to see
whether YOU find or found some new party III
which TO perform new work. Stand by your Illn-
cpes where they are GTeat II there 1e be
men, for Gods sake stand up %he1e e reior Is TO ce
made ana make IT, ;t % IN" d 'h1 tro ta , ~
that currency every department of our industries suffers
and more than ALL the labGns man snrs t vn MnS has h
dollar represents to-day about 50 cents However else
SiTerti9n we may give our minds Heavens sake.
felSwcitizcns let wipe out this damning system OF
cnrrcncy / shall accept your nomination without any
5Sfc ots rdst ever nrid and assure ycr 'eas asI
esteem the Office OF Governor OF Massachusetts,, II
has no charm for me that shall cost NE one
pledge that shall hamper my personal independence
and the execution OF the high trust should receive H.
when am called upon cOnscentiousy, honestly ana
iudciously TO discharge that trust. Applause have
made no pledge any living or 20 any party living
or any clique under heaven, would give any though
the earth were stocked from Barnstape TO Berkshire
with petitions for it. lApplauseI And propose, fellow
citizens by your help 10 go forward through TINS cam
nai,n will NV ewes fixed only upon what believe 70
be the public welfare, fairly carried out and honestly
achieved.
Mr. Rice was followed by the Hon. L. u. Nudge and
Col W. b. 8. Hopkins, who Liade brief speeches, and
Gen John L. Swift closed the meeting. The gathering
filed Faneui Hall completely and frequently inter
rupted the speakers with hearty applause.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
GENERAL POLT1TCAL VIEWS.
GEORGIA CoLoRED CONVENTION.

GEORGIA. COIORED CONVENTION
J-DGE JOHNSON TUANKTD--GEN. GRANT Spared
AN ADDRESS TO TIE STATE
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. S.-The Colored COnvcn-
ton adjourned to-day. The resolutions condemning
President Grants appointments in Georgia were referred
10 the mex; political Convention The resolution dcclar
ing in favor OF emigration to Africa los The rcso-
luton thanking Judge Hcrschcl " johnson was dlaui-
mously adopted All Emigration Bureau was appointed
TO gather information of the best localities inside the
state OF Georgia for negroes to cmigratc TO.
An address adopted stating that there was no foun-
daton for the nsuTrcCon reports that they gotten
up by the Bourbon Democracy for political effect and
that the colored people OF the state have no idea Of
originating any insmrectOnary movement The address
also states that not gvsa their rights that
KuKlux are rampant in Georgia; that cOlOred
not allowed to sit iuries and that the coloied people
do not receive the protection OF the courts.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL OF WEsTERVELr.

MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL OF wEsrERVELT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct S.-Thc motion in arrest
OF Judgment in the wcstervelt case and for new ial
was argued to-day by Mr. Ford or the prisoner Mr. Ford
said his reasons had filed aud had already been fully
stated and he did not propose 10 discuss them again
Judge Ecock said he had given the subject much thought
snce the trial. had found reason 10 question the
correctness OF his rulings but he would give the ease
further consideration.
All the reasons ed by the prisoners counsel relate 10
the admis.on of evidence and not singh objection ,,
made 10 The charge of Judge EIcock TDs Is yer! un-
lsual Ia criminal cases OF any magnitude.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
GOV. HENDRICKS NOT CONFIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Gov. Hendricks, who has
spent much time in canvassing Ohio, has written a
letter TO gentleman in this city, in which he says
81 have just returned from Ohio. Will make two
more speeches. Both sides claim the victory.
think Allen will be elected, but am not confident.
Every personal eifoet possible is being made by the
Republicans aided with money
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
4 NEW DEPARTURE.

COMMISSIONER SMITH LEAVES THE CITY, NoI u"
RETURN 10 The INDIAa BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Mr Smith. Connl'-
soner of Indian Affairs has been engaged for several
DAYS in packing his effects, and he has now gone TO
New-York NOT to return again the head of the In
dian Bureau. He follows the example of his assoc
ciates, Mr.. Dclano and Mr.. Walter H. Smith the So
licitor and retires from Office before the assembling
of (ou
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETINGS.

ratification meeting was held by the Re-
pubcans Of the XXth Assembly District at Brevoort
Hall last evening. Among those present were wm. c.
Reddy who presided, W. Pinckney, John L. Flagler
II. Porley, s. H. Wales, S. d. houlon, and George Op
dyke. Addresses were made by the Hon. Vim. A. Oar
sDg Major willard Bullsrd, and Robert Croide, work
ing man Imitation Of the currency condemned. MI
Darling spoke the excessive taxation OF the city which
he attributed 70 the Democratic party on the reduction
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
ACTION OF LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONvEN-
ITONE.

The delegates to the lid Judicial District
Liberal Republican Convention assembled last evening
at No. Ia Grand-st and appointed committee TO con
fer with other organization and report at future meet
ing.
The Liberal Republican delegates 10 the Hid Judicial
District Convention met AT No. 81 West Thirdsi and
nominated Joseph W. Howard.
The delegates to the Liberal Republican Convention OF
the With Judicial District assembled Of Twenty SNtb-s
aud seventh-lvc aud committee appointed to con
fer with other organizations and report at future meet
ing
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

ANTI-TAMMANY SUGGESTION FOR RECORDLE
The Democratic General Committee (antl-
Tammany) Of the XVIIIth Assembly District held
meeting last evening and adopted resolution speaking
~ Pccor1er John X Hacket as an honorable and caa
bic iudgc and faithful public servant, and recommend
ing their delegates to the judicial Convention to vote for
his denomination.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
TIE FISHERIES QrEsTION.

SIR ALEXANDER GAIT APPOINTED BRITISH CDNNIs-
sIoNER on THE INIERNAIIOSAL COMMISSION
MIR. DOUTRE AND IHREE oIHTR LAWYERS IN
GAGFD.
MONTREAL, Oct. S.-JOseph DOutrc. q. c., has
been appointed by the Dominion Government, together
with time other legal gentlemen from Nova scotia and
NewBTuuswick, 20 represent the Government counsel
before the International Commission whsh "a To settle
the fisheries qcS;on. Sir Alex. Gait has been appointed
a. the British or Canadian Commissioner.
THE ORIGIN AND PURPOSE: OF rIE COMMISSION.
The international COmms sion, which is occupying pub
H. attention in Canada, Is 10 D" formed IN accordance
with Articles 1928 of tho Treaty Of Washington, signed
May 1871. In these articles IL il stipulated that Great
Britain having claimed that the fishery rights accorded
by her of greater value han those conceded by ths
United States, the diff renee IL any, s to be determined
by three COMMISSIONER o whom is 10 be appointed
by Queen Victoria another by President Grant, aud
third by the President and Eer Britannia Majesty CON
jointly. In the event Of the third Commissioner D"t
beng app lin,cd within three month. after the signing Of
the treaty IL was stipulated that he j. 10 be named hy tho
Austrian Mniyer az London. The Commits oacrs 10
al Halifax and there 10 receive snch oral Or
written testimony" as either Government may present.
The either side to close within x months from
the meeting of the Commission. Great Britain and tho
United States are each authorized appoint ag,rt
wo is 90 represent each country generally in all mat
teIs connected with the Commission" The British Gov
ernmcnt has already appointed IT. agent who has been
stu,lyng tho question at the Canadian capital The
Canadians entertain high hopes Of the ost of the Com
mission. expoctin; that large viii bc AWARDED 10
Great Britain. In this country the subject has not re-
cciycd much attention. bat The opinion Is generally enter
tained that Great Britain Is entitled 10 ltle or n"ihrs
by way Of compensation.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE MASSACHUSETTS FRIENDS OF WOMAN SUI
FRAGE.

BoTToN, Oct. S.-Qnite large number OF
persons attended the meeting Of the friends of women
surag held here this afternoon 20 consider what u any
action, should be taken at the approaching election.
The Rev James Freeman Clark presided. Committee
on Resolutions reported series the frat OF which
posed Gov CASTOR the second declared 10 Hpcdent 20
make separate nominations and negatively opposed
Rice the third urged the friends II female suffrage TO
attend primary meetings and secure the nomination OF
sufrarclSs the Legislature, even to breaking party
necessary IT. The resolutions eaiscd
nlucil discussion but finally were passed.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS At PATERSON.
The Rennhlicln Convention for the nOmna-

lHt htpHJllCdu NouNtutlph ipI tHt H'iiih"
ton of county officers met at odd Fellows Hail. Patcr-
son. " j. AT yesterday, and called to order by
Christopher Sodden permanent organization was
made 10y the selection Of Capt L. W. Spencer as fresi-
dent Tie first Informal ballot for Sheriff resulted in IS
votes for James Blundcll, who then nominated by
accamatOn. The ballot for Surrogate resulted in lie
nomination Of Isaac Van Wagner. DR.. Charles j.
Myar; DIR. Winfield :. CouTsOD, and Nixon Campbell
were nominated for COroncIs.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
UNION COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

TIC @''r1
assembled at the Opera House in Elizabeth N j. yester-
day afternoon nominate officers for the county ticket
Tic following officers nominated: Senator William
Magic OF E,izaheth; Sheriff. Wallace Vail OF Paincld:
CorOners Dr. She rlnan Cooper of Wcsthrld Dr. ii. &.
Pierson Of ROsele, Dr. I. l.. HOuGh Of Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN wEsrCHEsTER.
The delegates to the Democratic County Con-

IIIt UVIVEdIVo UU 'tI' IIVIII"NI''IV N"'''''J WI
vcution OF Westchcster County assembled ut MUians
Hall White Plains yesterday 10 nominate candidates
for the different offices to be filed at the election IN No
vembcr. George W. Dayids OF New-IOchele was nUni-
mated for County Treasurer; George Cooper for superi
tcnden OF the Poor; Hugh Hughes Of Yonkers, Nhed
Pnrdy of Port Chester and Nelson G. Fashay for Cor
oncrs William G. Howe of Sing Sing for Justice OF the
SIs