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PRICE TWO CENTS
Mr.. MORRISSEY'S FRIENDS.
THE WORKINGMEH's OPINION or
THE TAMMANY LEADERS.

The Next Senator from the Fourth Distyfrs
borne en- the Peoples SheuIders-sovsr-a
NEST Enthusisstic Ratification mectirs..
meeting to ratify tho nomination q
the Hon. John Morrissey for the Senate w.
held last night In the square at the junction q
OF Baxter Worth, and Park streets. Al isasa
I've th ousand men were assembled around the
platform. Baxtsr, worth, and Park streets vsr>
crowded and every window In the tenemenss
In the height orb ood was nlled. Every house %
the square was brilliantly illumin mated, and Ghi-
ness lanterns were hung across the streets. Ths
meeting was opened by Mr.. Patrick walsh. .
representative OF the workinRmen. His rs-
marks concerning Tammany Halls reduction a
the lsborers' wages, and their expulsion OF che
Hon. John Morrissey for giving money to en,bis
the laborers to bolo an Indignation meetIDaI
were appl.uded with enthusiasm. Mr.. Walsh
was followed by Capt. Marriott, Charles W.
Brooke, Mr. 0sllss her, President OF the LaDorsrsf
Union, ana Two italian gentlemen.
mr. morrissey reached the meeting at half pssa
eight o'clock. As he stepped from his coach oa
took him on their shoulders and carried him -
the platform: AZ he aseended the platform sne
cheered Justify. On his Introduction By kff.
Kennedy cheer upon cneer was given.
ihavs no. .oush, this nomi1s!oP said hr. Mo-.
SsSsd,'s and q SSsdisqc. 70 Their sI,hs ..
John Porter rom Nev Jersey and made blm Commls-
soner OF Public Works. They overlooked . mfilion %
people In TINS city and gave their best once TO re~
g SSs SS'fPssS ,G Do t.
wicknsm and four other Commissioners met ana 70.
tico day. But they did not reduce thsis
$4,000, 10000, and 1900 salaries I protested
Who s.Ssa . oplaoa . sbSss q: %
:sss = Si. Is.i ss';;S:s ;S:s rs: q
guilty And viii be guilty day IN the year une1.
similar circumstances. tApplaule.l Now nshk
nS II 1Sp Hs sl M, an sss. s,: man on s
every one Of their nominees. TAppiauso1 This nst
single Ssndsd Ooi TO you You 70 own VIZ & ssis %
As Mr.. Morrissey stepped from the stand hun
dreds rushed forward to grasp his hand. It wss
with dinfculty that he reached his carriage.
Mr.. Morrtssey also addressed m ceilings ss 70
South street, 100 Greenwich street, Beach and
Greenwich streets, and % Bayard street, Lass
evening: At each place he was enthusiastically
received.
A large number Of Democrats met at % CoIuu-
bia street last night to ratify the nomination Of
the Hon. John horrissey. on their arrival a
the entrance to the hall, they learned that come
Of Timothy J. Campbelis gang had stolen the
Keys. The people then stepped over TO ths
square at the foot of Droome street, and organ
nomination Of Mr.. Morrissev for the Senate and
OF ex- Alderman Healey for the Assembly wsrs
passed.
Ex- Assem- blyman James II. Sullivan Of the
Twenty-nrst Assembly District, Alderman Robt,
Power OF the Flftesuth and Mr. Jonn Quinlan ok
the Second have Resigned from the Iaminan
General Committee.
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COUNTING the CHICKENS.
The Democratic State Committee Predictins
ap Overwhelming Victory.


aD Overwhelming Victory.
ALBANY, Oct. 20.-At a meeting of the
Democratic state Central Committee. held here
to-day. the most encouraging reports were re-
ceived from every district In tho State. IL was
the unanimous opinion oil the committee that
the Democratic State ticket would be elected
by larger majority than that of last year, and
majority secured In both branches OF the
legislature. The following address was issued
HEADouAHrKGs DEMocRATIc REPUBLICAN srArEl
CENTRAL COMMITTEE, ALBANY, Oct. 20, 1875. I
To ne Friends Of Adfnirf,trdtus Rsf0rpi
We congratulate you In advance upon the victory
which your work now Is 20 make overwhelming. Inc
fact that al The corrupt elements Of the State
s!rng our defeat u generally understood It's effect
has been 10 unite and inspire friends IN every cleo
ton dlsIiet Nhe tens OF THOUSANDS who have hereto
fore been against are with In battle for
reform and lower taxes The honest men OF all parties
unite In making upon corruption and extraVA-
gsnce and where the issue is so plainly Joined As m Is
here, there can be Other reaut than unprece-
dented nmph Of that ticket whieh represents the
fars against the Rngs, aud for the defeat OF which
corrupt interest the State hopes hope
Let the remaining days OF the canvass be devoted
securing full vote, and such majority shall sho "
that where the people have chance 10 approve real
reform. they do Il IN no hAlf-hcarted war.
tsigned) ID. MAGosK. Jr.. Chairman
Z, III. APdAR,
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New Jersey Nominations.

The Essex county Democrats have nominated
George j. Ferry for the Senate.
The Democratic Assembly Convention for the Second
Hudson county District adjourned sine die early
hour yesterday morning after balotinE 80 times with
out result. thus throwing the nomination into the
hands Of the General Committee. The vote was evenly
HAnnon
The Democrats OF the Seventh Hudson county A.
sembly District have nominated Rudolphe Rabe and
Mayor SchmershA the Independent German candidate
has Withdrawn.
:, The Republicans Of Hudson county have nominated
Henry Branigan for Assembly In the Fourth, T. C.
Brown In the Sixth, and Alexander Jaoobus in the
Eighth District
The Democrats OF the Second Mddlesex county As
sembly District have nominated Charles A. Campbell.
The Ezabeth Democrats yesterday nominated vii.
liam Ball for MAYOR
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mr.. MOody's visorous Sermon Last Evening
In tho Rink.

The interest in the evening meeting
seems to be growing for last night fifteen hun
dred persons crowded around tho doors OF the
whore an overflow meeting was held in Metho-
dist Church. The woshippors. or rather the
Attendants, wore OF different class from those
Who met to pray In the morning In the Taberna-
Gle. The majority, a large majority, had to keep
their eyes 0xed on their books when they sang,
and In divers ways gave token OF being wander
ers In a strange garret. They didn't look
mournfui when they entered they were incln-
ad TO laugh at some extraVaRanCes OF the
speaker; they wished To applaud the music, and
Tioity OF a throng US much as by the eyangellsts'
aDpeals. II the protesting Christians had
been called to their feet, as they were In tue
tabernacle In the morning. when at least two
probable that one out OF Ave OF the hearers
would have stood up. Hut all were wonderfully y
oeoorous and attentive, mhtnt lining a quiet as
intense IA though, Instead OF thousands upon
or three gat hered together 10 his name" Thoro
were hundreds who stood through tho hours
services, pnd women crowded each other about
the platform.
Contrary 70 custom, Mr.. Moody opened the
meeting with prayer himself, instead OF oalIing
ppon one OF the many clergymen stsnding by
hln, ana then MIR Sankey sang the same HYMN
WIN which the Hutchinson family with their
ve,known voices tried TO create rally around
'Giey, The butcher preacher. last winter;
lore to tell the story
Twin b. my theme "a giosy-
70 tell the old, old sfOry
Ut Jesus and His Ovo.
AFTER reading tho story Of Delshsxxar's feast
s''eo'ed The angle word. "Tskei," signifyIDg
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The Inausura,Iou Of Pre.idcn, Fos..

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. eo.-Ihe Inauguration
of the Rev Dr. Foss pastor OF st. james Church Of
New York. as President OF the Wesleyan Univertty At
Middletown Conn., took place this afternoon. The
exercises we're held IN the memorial chapel Of Yale
College. II. &. Worth, the President Of the Board
of Trustees OF this College, presided.
On taklnE the chair he made short address. He
followed by Dr. Cummings, the retiring President who
congratulated his successor upon entering upon his
work under such favorable auspices ynd who delivered
70 him she charter, seal, aud koIs Of the college
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Black Hawk Mills, Aurora, Ills. Lose, S3s,ooa
The greater portion Of tho business part q
Austin, MISS, was burned yesterday.
The Valley cotton mill, in stafford, Conn.,. w.
sured.
The residence OF Judge Charles Andrsvs a
the Court OF Appesis. on James street. Syracuse
partially destroyed by nre yesterday afternoon.
oyerturning of tnsiths hre pot on the roof duriaa
ahieh wind started the flames The loss win spproxE
mate 5000. VIII. .ch 10 covered by insurance
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To be Closed on SUNDAYS.

SPBIFdrIELD, Mass, Oct. es.-Ata county ooa
ference Of orthodox ministers this eiy to-day
luton was adopted cordially sympsthizing viss ~
brethren In Philadelphia In their anxiety 10 preservs
the scrcdness of the sabbath during the Centenas.a
Exhibition During the discussion OF the resoiut,oa
the Rev Mr. Havley of weslned said that his sos,
Gen. J. X hawey, had Just written HIM that noo3
have no tear that the Centennial building. -
opened on sundays that ninetcnths Of the Centenni
Commission were opposed TO such measure, tbsA
should be adopted he would Instantly resign his place
As Chairman OF the board. This Anno cement vs1
greeted with loud applause.
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BROOKLYN.

to o.
WIN. J. Hanlon was found dying In vacant
lot in Monroe street. Brook yesterday having vol
unfairly taken poison.
Three committees are trying TO regulate tho
troubles in DR.. Fulton's church. One Ia to decide
whether two OF the elected By fraud
other TO reconcile the differences between the
and the pastor and third to ascertain whether Amos
Learned, church member, has sandered the pastor.
Toe last named committee last nlghL listened TO Mir.
Lesrned's Justification OF himself.
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Trying 10 se,,ie a Family Dispute.

william A. Colt OF Brooklyn, who is in . con-
with of his daughters his wifes will In
pursuance OF which the bulk OF her property given
the daughters, has addressed letter To all my
eight living child en-, and especially TO my daughters
Emily Grey and Clementlna Pstchin He asks them to
throw asi-e the Ireended viii and pretended deed,
which he be eves they cannot maintan and to dstb.
ute the property real and personal e9uitaby among
what be uses. Unless peace and evenhAnded Justice
take the place OF wrong and strife he proposes TO
neglected
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MIR. DUNS'S EXPLOITS.
Man not Satisfied with Less than Twelve
Brown--tone Fronts at Time.

Brown--tone Fronts at n Time.
J. Dunn, alias T. Dunn, alias Duval. was
arrested yesterday by Detective Boland. Dunn,
who Is about sixty years Of age, with white hair
and whiskcrs, Is accused OF many crimes. His
manner OF doing business has been peculiar.
Whenever wealthy family. going out OF the city
for the summer advertised their house to be rent
cd he applied. and 1t Ia charged presented forced
letters OF reference. II Is estimated that he has
nominally occupied by these means no less than
twelve brown-stone houses at one time. In oc-
cupvinR these houses he gained a reputation as
man Of wealth, and 1t 70 charged defrsuded
many butchers, grocers, dry goods merchants,
and jewellers. His latest exploit, that for
which he was arrested yesterday, was the OBJ
tanning OF full silver tea set valued at 500,
from tho Gorham Manufacturing Company.
When the detectives took Dunn into custody at
llb Madison avenue, where he waa living In regal
stSie YESTERDAY, no ino,.rantly repulsed them,
saying that he was wealthy retired merchant
aud agentieman. But in spite Of this Detective
holland took him to Ludlow street Jail.
1t 10 estimated that the amount Of his swim
ding operations Will foot up $4,000.
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Revi,ing Old Times In BROOKLYN.

Fashionable Brooklyn society Is astir with pre-
paration for the centennial reception OF the Brooklyn
maternity In the Academy on Nov o. Every effort 10
being made to MAKE the event the most brilliant Of
Old Guard Of New York 10 TO act guard Of honor.
Gilmore and Bernstein to furnish the music and
ture OF the reception TO be display Of
relics. There are to he brown bread and baked bea
NJ the New England supper made in utensils Drought
over the May Flower also porcelain punch bowl pre-
sented TO Col Benjamin Eyre, commander of the Penn
syyania line by Gen. Washington n token of valuAb
services at the battle Of Princeton. The DO VI s owned
by Col B. Il. Valentine, the SerReant-at Of the
Plymouth Church Inyc stlRatinR Committee.
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supposed Suicide Of |. stat. Ens,.esr.

FULTON, N. Y, Oct. 2o.-Morris s. Kimball,
resident State Engineer. OF this village left hs home
about eight O'Clock this morning. saying 10 his family
that he vas going TO take short walk Not returning
a. soon expected. fears were entertained regarding
his Whereabouts and search being made his body was
found the river about mile north of the village with
the mark OF large knife each side of the neck Just
below the ears. Temporary insanity II supposed 10
have been tho cause OF the act
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
Racing In England The Cambridgeshire
Stakes Mt Newmarket.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-At the Newmarket
Houghton meeting to-day the chief race was
for the Cambridgeshire Stakes Of rs sovs. each,
10 forfeit. and only Ave II declared, with 800
added by the Jockey Club; winners Of certain
races 10 carry extra weights the second horse
to receive 30 sovs out ~ the stakes Cam bridge
shire course; 199 subscribers. The race was won
by Sutton, Lord Gowran being second, and Grey
Palmer third. There was a large field, consist
ing VI thirty horses. The last betting WAS 10 2
against sutton. 3 TO l against Lord Gowran and
~ ~ l against Gray Palmer.
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How CoIerado /. 70 DO Admitted.

WAsHISGToN, Oct. so-An election for mem-
bers TO convention to form Constitution ana State
Government has Just been held In Colorado Tho Con
sututon which may be adopted by the people II an
election IN July next TO be duly certified TO the Pres
dent OF the United states IL Is then made his duty BY
law TO issue his proclamation declaring the state
mltted into the Union on an equal footing with the
original States without further action whatever
the part Of COngIes Accordingly, Colorado will take
part In tho next Presidential election having three
electoral VOtea.
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Pistol Prnc,,ce iu Cro.by s,r.,..

Last week Moses Marganinsky, of 19S Stanton
street. employed in the paper boz factory Msrcss
street. discharged several workmen. Walking throasn
Prince street last night, he four OF the workmon
standng a. the CROSBY street one VI them sa1
Here he coma, let's III him." Marganipsky drew :
revolver and wakcd and when he passed them thry
STACKED him. He nrsd three, times At ihsm. Aueas.
tine Foreman, OF 2SS East Houston street, who wuu
walking In the street. shot in his left breast Mar
gnninsky on seeing Foreman fall hastily put his pistl
Into his pocket. In doing the trigger caught in
pocket aud H.rgsnInsky himself fell wound dcd seycreH
In the leg. Onicer Fay took both the Mulberry
street station Foreman Bellevue Hospital
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A BANQUET TO Col. Bodine.

NEwBURGH, Oct. 28.-The Hudson River Com
mandery Knghu Templar OF this city TO night gave
reception ana banquet TO Col John Bodne Of the
American Rife Team who has been q member OF that
Insulation many yeal The ccmmandery also pre-
scDted him knight Templar's jewel, studded with
diamonds. Col. Bodine, In speech, sEetched tho
cent history OF ride shooting In this county And the
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Trouble Among tho Usage Indians.

GARNET. Kansas, Oct. eo.-lnformAtion has
been received here from Indian Agent Gbson Of the
osages that there great danger OF conflict between
the two factions Of Usage Indians account OF the
dAsatsfaeion OF the followers OF Joe POwrenopo
with the management OF Agent Gibson In establishing
. store with the Indians money. Gibson purchased .
large stock Of goods against the wishes Of The Indians
son has telegraphed Gen. Pope at LcAyenW orth for
troops 70 protect him. and oloodshed and mar be
loo led 10 a AMI time.
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The Boys of the world-Ns. ..

10 Me Ifddei
One hundred thousand oopios Of tho Boys Of
tho World. No. T. will be issued tomorrow (Thursday)
morning To the agents The presfes will be kept
running 10 supply any extra demand required but
agents requested TO order full supplies at once
to prevent delay. AhsRIoAS NHws CoMPAHT.-Adv.
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Parliament Proroaued.

LONDON, Oct. 26,-The OFFICIAL Gazette OF
this evening announces that Parliament has
been further proGogued to the 18th OF Decem
ber. IL will then probably be prorogued again
TO the latter part of Feoruary-Ihe usual time
for The opening Of the sessions.
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John J. O'Brien & Co. met In . lager besr
saloon at Delaney street. and nominated the Radical
candidate, frecerck Gugei, Jr for the Assembly. In
stead Of Mr. Burkhard after the latter had been regu
lary nominated ct full convention and had sent out
his bills and tickets In view Of OBrens action, Mr..
tlckAt.
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WASHINGTON. OF. 26,-At tho opening races
in tho Washington Driving Park to-day Flrst Chance
won the mile and s.quarter dash in eisi Galway
by Yirginus Ia % seconds Lille He'll second and
MOlle Carew third Tho mile heats for all ages was
won bT Madgo IN i;f0ia ana l6OA Century second,
a r. htrd
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Miss Hannah CrAmer OF Green Bank, N. j..
shut OF from from her burning avolling
SATURDAY night and hade Edward craner aged year&
Who occupied the same room leap from the window. 1.
He was parAyEed with fear and pershed Miss Cramer
Jumping caught her foot In the sash and hung head
Nlrir IA
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. eo.-Iu the United statos
Circuit Court to-day, judge NcKennan affirmed the de-
OF the District Court In refusing to allow the Syn
doate to pTOye against the estate Of jay Cooke aud
Company claims amounting 10 l25O.OO0 on the ground
that the Syndicate nOe0ed 10 the OankruDt estate
Ia sum that reduced their claim 10 about tlibOOO.
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Honor. TO a Good Omc.r.

The Police Commissioners yesterday ordered
that Capt. Charles Mcdonnell receive honorable men
ton for meritoroub services In the Of Charles
Weston OF the murderera of the peddler Abraham
WesbeTg In the woods Of West Farms.
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Plan. for Cardinal Mccio-kev'. Reception.

OF the LIVERPOOL Courier says
Amer Cardinal McCioskey's sojourn in Paris he will
come here. The Catholics OF London are preparing
Imposing demonstration Of wecome. Cardinal Nc
Closkey will be the guest OF Cardinal Manning while
here Il s said that conference Of the leading CAtho
lice OF the south OF England Will meet here neIt week
10 arrange programme for public reception. IL 10
expected that Cardinal McCoskey will make tour OF
the provinces lie viii certainly visit Liverpool, and
possibly GlAsRoW
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Col. Robert Des Anges, lately u deputy col
leetor OF the port Of New York. put trial yeser
day. The charge 10 that he assisted Charles L. Law.
secretary OF the Americas Club. In Snug
CLING silks and other dutlabie goods.
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The Langmnid Murder.

CONCORD, N. H., Oct 26.-Sunicient svidsnos
has been found sganst La Page the muraero
OF Josie LAngmad TO warrant the ATTORNEY General -
sun mon Grand jury 70 assemble at Concord Thur
day TO act upon hrs case. In detectives tho oVr
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While the Hon. Henry q. Murphy was entering
Court street Ia Court street, Brooklyn. yesterday
be knocked down by wagon driven by John QlAnt
His collar bone broken and he sustained othbr
lurics. The driver arrested, but discharged
from custody az Mr. Aurphyt request
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Tho soy. Of the World-To-morrov.

No. OF the Boys Of The World will be ready
tomorrow. Price. o cents. One hundred thousand
copies will be printed. II contains several novelties by
now wrtens therefore tho young folks should not fail
70 secure No. . Of the boys Of ne Worid.-AaV.
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Jack Kelly Of New York was badly beaten b.
Tom Monaghan OF Brooklyn In prize nght for ssos =
oyster Ray yesterday morning Kelly had the beat q
tie ngbtlng nrst but his began SWELL and ~
Was unable 70 use them.
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Politicians Watches aud Diamonds.

Inc controversy between tue romeo Commis-
sioners and Col James X. Kerrgan was revived again
yesterday before the referee Hamilton Cole Mr. Thur
low Weed, the Hon. Thomas q. Alyord. aud the Hon
John schumakcr were ordered 70 appear before the
referee and tell how they lost their watches and dia
mond pins, they returned 10 the owners, aud
why the thieves not prosecuted.
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The Weather once Predic,iou.
LOSSES By FLEE.

Lew barometer, slightly lower temperature.
Southwest TO northwest winds, with cloudy Wenthsp
and rain, CLEARING IN the forenoon,
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The Parlslan diamonds arc as bright and en-
during as real gons and cost one.tWenteth much.
l.ohard Humphrey. TTp broadway. IL tho solo sgont.-
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No. ., Boys Of u. World. ready tomorrow
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No. 3, BOvs Of lS World. ready Tomorrow
ADS.
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ROw Of ns World. No. 3, ready tomorrow