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New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
OBITUARY..
PASCHAL W. TURNEY.

Paschal w. Turncy, well known and re-
spcced member Of the HewYork Bar died on Saturday
evening at his residence at Astoria L. J.. III the 5'ih
year Of his age. Mr.. Tuney was admitted 10 the bar
more than thirty years ago. and soon aerwad became
associated in business with the late Joseph b. NaTuh ana
for more than twenty five years past has been partner
in the law firms of V,rnwn Turncy ana Narnum, Iuf-
rcv A. Iarrisou Mr. TuIuey's rarely led hu into
CONT lie devoted himself almost exclusively I" Once
and counsel business lie was regarded Is one OF INC
I,du zeal at. lawyers III this city. He wiis cOuns'
for muy large corporations and estates ana leld many
important aucafy relations OF responsibility ana trust
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1f4RRIFD.

BHRyFY-WIrrNRY--Op Wsfns eisy, Des ~ - itsS ~.
Church BrOokline, MaSs By the lley ksusn iiofs iy
Collins daughter ~ Nr James > whitney W Ohs'S 'i1P
Barney ~ NswfOrk.
pIAGTfE-THAYER-On Wedncssay, Oct. %, Ia The Con.
ouegaiional Church, Wilamsbnrgh. Mas. w 10Y Vt
les-on Edward r. Baguc oi -ayboOk. tonf !" Ahc' ~
daughter Of william Thayer OF WiEiGnsDnfgh
BDYD-ILNNINGS-In New Bedford Oct. p, lSTg ~
(rsre Churrh by the Rector the Re- d0und bowlxnd.
Capt William Boyd ~ Iscs soDrle Illrd1 90 M',s
NJ Jennings. daughter of he la'o Wi '" Jenn'hS' VI
P5rphs Florida London England papers please copy
BYRNF-KTSGSrAND AND-On Thursday oct. ~, by the lbY.
g. 4 Iffiny George r. Byrne 10 Louise A. daughter of
T. H. KiDgslaud. all Oi This cy.
DAKIN-IANDON- y. 1876. Al Tie resfcncc o' the
brides parents. Frank w. Dakn "a T. France, t9ndon
eldest daughter and olivia IandoD. ali ~ -srnn
Conn. Eeg. j. MeCutchcOD, assisted by i.Fs a. = 4yO"
". stevens, ofiriated.
DEXTER -GILBERT-On Thursday evening, oct. n. W
Rev J. Russell Booth. Nj A. G. Dexter TO Ms Alice r.
Gilbert. both oi tiis city.
HOhDLFY-sNYDER- At Hon s'.nlc, Penn. Thur.fay.
p by Rev g.. :. Dmnnng ID. d.. Rev. James " H0ad
ley O Ncy.N Ork tO Mrs. sarah D. rnJ der ~ Hoie~a"
MACEELLAR- -DALIN-On "wednesday, Oct. 90 AZ the
Harlem Presyerian CliuIci b. ne Rev. p :. katl'sf
william Mackeiar and Ci nria, daughter OF William
Daily. esd. 10th u this city.
MASTETTON- -sEYNpIr AT the Church ~ the Heavenly
Rest. ffh Thursday St - by the Rev ,harles
seymour. assisted by the Erf. Or. Hoslsnd- koh"rt =
MaNertoD 10 kate seymour, daughter oi the oLcd'Ahg
clergyman. both 0f Ea~tchc-ier y. }.
PATTERSON COOPER on Thursday Oct o. al the Pres
bytcriau Church. Danyilc. H., by the Rev Nj Heath.
r. f. Patterson Of NewNoTA 10 Miss -alle u. Cooper OF
Georgetown Col.
PLANT HTNF- Nev.Yort Thurs'a- evening. Oct q.
1s75 Timothy, church hy Rev George J. dee d. D.,
Henry ". Pant oi Yarmouth Nova scotia. 10 Nagcalen.
eldest daughter of Charles :. Iiinr nf this city
TAINTER-DANIE--At St Lakes Church. Matteawan.
rti Chars r. Taint.r ~ Worcester Mass Helen eldest
daughter ot Henry r. Davie' ~ this city
Il ~
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AN INDucEMENT TO SHOPPING.

Ladies, in their stroilS among the dry goods
stores are generally attracted, is supposed wherever
the greatest number OF novelties are displayed among
I'M, more necessary articles Of dress. This attraction
will he increased naturally where ii If believed that the
propri,ors with large and constantly changing stock
unite good taste i'm selection Wilson Grelg, at Ninth
st. and Broadway present great variety in articles OF
iingerTc. chdren's and infants wardrobes. and fuis
Trimmings fur feathers, etc. ana aces, are cNllD
yifb-a sperialtv ~ this nuusc-emhroidered Gamers
Lar drnp deie French cashmere tabers ana ONcsklrt
and ba.0ies AT tempting prices The superintendent OF
The dresslnaking department. lady trained by Worm
himself is said to have reputation almost eqaiing that
nf her Master.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

DR.. Forbes Bishop of Brcchin, who died fe-
Gently in Great Britain. prominent supporter Of
that party IN the Anglican Church which regards Dr.
Puscy a. It's leader He one of the Eos learned the
oogns of his school. and wrote several ahe works di
ing the tractarian controversy.
FORTRFss MONROE. Oct. 23.-Ia2ewell lay-
lor prominent member of the Norfolk Bar, died sud
denly yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.-Col. j. r. COckerill,
an exembor Congress died this morning at his resi-
dencc At West Union, ono.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 23.-The Hon. :. NJ. Fite,
who died to-day at Hot Springs. Ark, elected Mem
r Of Congress in Tennessee last December To MI the
vacancy caused by the death Of John W Head, who had
bren lcc the preceding August and died fcw weeks
afterward Neither occupied the seat 10 which he was
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
LAWYER SHUT Up.


Sir asked an attorney yesterday Ot W.T.
ness who was testify Of assault and battery,
have YOU been IN tlis court brfUreF
" Yes, sir" said the witness, 9" have been here
often"
An been here often have Won ?" said the attorney IN
a triumpb lut tone NOw tell fle Court what for
Well" replied the witness. slowly, have been here
At least dozen times you To try and collect that
tailors bill you owe
The story i, told of New Bedford clergy
man now dead who was asked bv m Irslman 20 marry
him why Pat" said the clergyman. what have rou
come to me fori Why didn't you 20 fhr Catholic
prir.t I've been Ia him. yer honor. sad PAT, ana
he told me 70 go to the devil. and I'VE come
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cloth ~ the vaine OF f7i from James W Rel of No liz t
ave. and John Brown AMI Law Ha:ner were held IN
q. 500 each for receiving the sfolcn property.
During FIRE In Orange ~ J., ON Saturday dress h longing
To- AI. Wright Poe ~ which watch and con
Siderable suin % money. was stolen
A NeNanfer Mrahe - Faschesfer returning hon" IN
.ulky frpu late hour few nights hn Al
terlu' made O rDb him ~ about 20 ~ WJc
he ha lust rece ve O the gang FIRST attempted to r. n
his sIlky with wagon. but r. ing two ottr rm
Their hiding place stizng the rus ana ihe
other a wheel ~ the suy Mr Mot abe drew h~ rrvoly Y
discharged rObbcr. who nad i"ld o.
The rold snd down an einDaiknt pli
asceTaincd TIE
charles Ferguson erpOyf ny MI ltnin'k
for the Long Island Kaluad NJ HuhtlSl m
was ufrnsted with morning last week 70 scd tO
Hunters Point. Hc put The money ia ms rOAti 1h ''
Nnr and has not sncn BEEN hoarh IIpln
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make it the less popular Where laughter is, ero the
will
TONY PASTORS THEATER.

The house that was lately known as the Me-
ropoltan styled Tony Pastors Now Theater-and
again we saw The Kings name s tower Of strength"
Mr. Pastor returned and out at this thea
ter short time ago, and his public has assembled IN
largo numbers, greet him with plaudits and to enjoy
his character songs aud mirthful presentations. MI
Pastor has assembled large company and ne ia giving
good entertainment Of its kind. and doing good husi
ness One OF featm Mr. Pastors present show
IA the Cannon BAH Tosser" The notable performers,
aside from the himself Messrs. Alfred Lis
ton. Gus Williams, sandford. and WILSON, Mr. Liston
manipulates the musical glasses crocscry. and bells 1t
is announced that Centennial Revolutionary drama
will be presented here, and that the Weston sisters
will appear this evening. These are vocasts Just re-
turned from the ConservatOrs OF Europe. There were
sixteen special IN last weeks programme at this
thpatcr
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.HTDNIGHT WEiTHER REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHINGTnS. u. e.. Monday. Oct. % l-15-l y. IA. }
SvnoDsis for the past - hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT. D
OFFICE THE CnIEF SIGNAL OFFICEE,
WAsIfINGTnS. u. e.. Monday. Oct. -. l-1Jl y. IA.
synopsis for the Ddst - hours
4 depression now exists in Minnesota, at
tended 6y occasional rain. cloudy partly cloudy
weather. and southeast Ia northeast winds thence TO
Missouri. Low pressure, variable wind. warm partly
cloudy weather prevail from the lakes 4" Tennessee.
southeast southwest winds. warm, weHthrr ~
the Gu and south Atlantic states Warm, clear weather
and southwest winds, with falling barometer, IN the
Niddl, and Eastern 1taies.
The rivers remain unchanged.
TrOJdbiIiiics.
For the upper lakes. the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri and Ohio valG ~ low barometer south west and
winds. yeeTng 10 nOrthery ana cooler cloudy
weather. with occasional rain.
For me- 0cer lak, the Mde and EdSier states. iorer
ftiiinJ b1romefer did sOHfPcSt 10 northwest Wlds. rt
triljng tenperrtifrc. clodp csaher md RAGS NE
prsf NAMED and partly cioudy coTm 'redin 20 ne last
frO
For Tennessee tho Gulf and South Atlantic states. sta
tionary falling barometer. southwe-t 10 southeast
winds and warmer clear, partly clOudy weather..
Caii0uary signals ordered for Duluth. Marquette,
and EztnUaba.
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HI-raLARIEs AND THFFTs.

At the Tombs Police Court. ycs;crlay. Thomas
onoi.e Of No 100 ST. chc:ro, Elizabeth Quinn with
h=ing picked pocket = -i size va held in 1000 bail
At the Tombs. yesterday. John Mal0ney, printer
waa brought up a entered the liquor
loon at No Ig7 Oti. stealing iOu ciear- n
80. lie >.n:zcJ ~ default Of t2.5vO bail
Oncer kelrns of tle First Precinct preferred .
a Charles
te stolen 10 barrels alcohol OF the value OF
siID from W Maicn lane. Barie
held fer examination.
81 atr. benson aries Kingsley each held Ia
TOns vrsteiaY stealing three 0f
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CLOSE OF THE SYNOD OF NEw-JERsEY.

On Friday evening the Synod of New-,Jcrsey,
u .iou m orange adopted the report Of the Judicial
Commissions to which referred the ease OF the Rev
John GlendcuninG Of the Prospect Avenue Church OF
Jersey City. recommending that the complaint be dis
missed and the decision Of the Pre>5yery b. approved
The closing argument behalf Of the Presbytcry of
Elizabeth in the case Of The appeal and complaint of
Chlunccy Il. Ripley and others, minority OF
the church Of Wcstded. was made by the
Rev Theodore Brown OF Dunrlcn The vote
was . tie The Moderator then recorded his vote
aeainst sustaining the appeal The excitement was
very At committee appointed to prepart minute
cxprcs-ye Of the Judgment The synod reported that
the synod had decided 10 confirm the decision OF ne
Pr-sbvfcry Ezabeth but in view ot The serious hl1
cutes still existing in the church OF Messcd ana the
imprGbabtv that harmony can be restored under thc
present circumstances, recommend 10 Mr. MckrlEeF tha
he nGrr lis resignation To the Prcshytcry and to MS
brethren IN the Prcshytcry that nry endeayO 10 nfu
pur him in this course The port Adopted withou,
q disscnting voice The Convention soon auerward all
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TIE EXTENSIVE PRrPARATIoNs.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 24-Preparations for
the ceremonies on Tuesday at the unvcug of tine Jack
son statue very extensive and indicate that the dem
onstration will probably be the graEdcst ever wit
messed in Richmond It il estimated that the population
Of Richmond. that day, will he nearly doubled Many
military and civic organizations from this and other
state. VIZ be present The cOOred military OF the city
have asked ana received permission TO participate III the
ceremonies they have IN the ease of tle Pickett opSc
aues and they will be assigned to positions n the grand
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InYCE CONVICTED.

ST. LoUI,, Oct. 24.-Col. John \. Joyce was
founI gully on all four counts 81 the Indictment against
him yesterday The charges wero the having knowl-
edge Of the whisky frauds ~ Fenman & Co. and
sheehau & SOU. distiler.. and the conspiring with
Edward -hcehau defraud The Government. The
penalties on each count are Imprisonment for from ak
months to three y'lIs ana line Of from rl,OD 10
p 900. and 20 DE forever drnarred from holding Once
under Government. motion trial VIII be
argued this week Coz. Joyce placed IN The custody
OF the Marshal but he still has the freedom Of me city,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
THIRD AVFSIE THEATER.

At Mr.. B. W. Hitchcock's Third Avenue
Theatcr the entertainment offered is similar to that
usually given by the Negro Minstrcls Women appear III
two of the scenes aud these diversity the usual Negro
business Much stress is laid upon the enforcement @"
moral lessons-this being attained al some sacrifice OF
breytv and sprichtlincss The singing which may he
heard here exceptionally good, and is well worth the
price of ndmis.in
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PARK THEATER.

The ffteth representation of The Mighty
OoIlar occurs tonight at the Park Theater Mir. and
Mr FIorence and Mr. stuart reapng the reward Of
persisency IN ntorprise-for Mr Woolfz piece and
the acting Of Mr. and Mrs Florence have become prac-
tcal at racton at the park Theater Is good,
and novelties for which preparation had been made viii
be held back II seems likely that The Mighty Dollar ="
will attain its onehundredth performance In this
aouxa s defects are obvious enough but they DO not
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THE CANADIAN BANK FoRGERIEs.

The examination OF kdWard Hall, cEalgtd
with having issued forged letters Of credit To the amount
of 10000 the Bank of British North America wa-
begun on saturday before Commissioner Osborn III was
sought 10 prove that Hall in Brockye Canada on
Oct Zacbrus Roe ticket agent and Neal Met arty
keeper NJ that place testified that they were M
der the impression that they Hall there on Oct :
but ueif her would positively that he Was
trrc The examination adjourned until to-day. W.
G. Barrett aud Francis aarUury r represent the Brtl'
Governments the complainant IN The cabe' and L :.
-prncrr il counsel for Hall.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
FIFTH AVENUE rHEATER

Our BOYS was withdrawn on Saturday
night At the Fith Avenue Thcatef. MI Brougham has
delighted cyeF by hs strong aud tender acting as
Hi5dIe,r,ek He replaced James Lewis, who has gone
aneld IN the character Tonight Mr.. Booth appears AZ
the Fifth Avenue 1beaer Hamlet We are informed
that the sale OF the Booth season has been ex
traordnary rapid and large. Mr. Booth will appear rs
Pescara on Thursday. Next week will be devoted TO
REcLSIieu DfbeLO and TdO0.
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THE DRAMA.
WALLACK's THEATEB.

Repctiti1ns of " The Overland Route VIII
Ill up the wcob at walacks Theaer The advent OF Mr.
George Honey -il be the first novelty. Nj Honey was
the original representative Of Ecrcs when Caste" was
first prescntci the Prince Of Wales Theaier, London
IN 1867 Tnc representative Of tha part IN America
was Mr William Davidge-whcn Mr Florence. IN the
same year produced Caste at the Broadway Walacks
old thcaterl Mr. WaacS has several attract'c pieces
in rehearsal old plays aud new ones.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
RAD FAILURE IN TIE WEST.

CINCINNATI Oct. 24.-McDonald & Co. of
Wooster Ohio manufacturers OF agricultural implements,
have made an assignment Their Liabilities are stated
at 100000. Two hundred persons are thrown out Of
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TEMPERANCE MEErING IN ROBINSON HALL.

Robinson Hall, in West Sixtcenth-St., was
well hed yesterday afternoon with friends OF temper
ancc the large majority of those present being women
The Rev W G. steele Brooklyn delivered the principal
address lie urged general assault on the liquor shops
He MAS glad 10 her Mr. Moody that morning attack first
of all the demon of iniemprrance: and he also glad
that some OF the ministers there the Platform 10
hear him MANY a poor niidel doing more In me
c,u-e Of tpmpcrTnce than many who stood bgh III the
regiois profession. lie prOphcsied that tlne was
coming when the Temperance banner would wave over
tde Whole Union.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
1.xvA1L1SG 4 MONUMENT AT GREENwooD.

UNVAILGNG 4 MONUMENT AT GREENWOOD.
The monument of Edwin VI. Swant0n, Past
Grand Master odd Fellows Of the state OF Ncw-fork,
and ast Grand Representative 10 the Grand Lodge OF
the United states. uDyaled in Greenwood Cemetery
Yesterday afternoon in the presence OF large
number of spectators. The Rev A. stewart Walsh
of Purify Lodge delivered a eulogy, and two hundred
ember Of the Order representative O Fort trren",
Eagle. Prospect. Brooklyn, GoNannH' anu AfDot ..t
Tn,pes uartcipatrd i'm the ceremonies. The monument
il near tie main entrance 10 the cemetery, at Iandsc1pe
and Iawn-avcs and is plain grn mite nhrsk, cght ltc
m hight Mr. SwantOn died in March last at the age OF
q
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4 PIcKPOCKET DETECTED n CHURCH

7 1T NJ ~ MT I7I1I ~ II -
4 pcl,pocket was detected with hls hand
in tc pocket Of an Old lady in the Reformed Church OPP
po.ite the Brooklyn RINK yesterday during the progress
of the revival He arrested by Detective
Coryin snd OF searching him at the police station
.at vorie.y OF stolen articles found showing that
he mad been ndustriousy plying his ncfarour business
Among his punder S27b 90 IN money, -hirt--dS'
Il s-rs gold pencils pair Of gold spectaclc pair 0
SCISSORS and "a ladv's pocket handkerchief The thel
gave his name John Marsh and his age as % years
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
Srecial Notices.

Don't Lose your Hair !-CHEVALIFRs LTPE FOR
HAIR perfectly, Stops ~ iaiig
H. growth rapidly, snd naAe- the har heallt
fuli Sold 10y ali druggists.
Economy in Hou-ckE epingt arpeis lncrans al wool,
Al 10 cents 3ply- 81 % Tapestry l ~ u, Brsls it
~ 70 at 70 Also bargains in Furniture Mirrors,
ana Bedding.
LORD & TAYLOR. corner Crane and Chrystie'sts.
Extra Dry Cabinet of
MOFT & CHANDO\.
The he,i DRY Champa0ue.
FOr SHE with the leading dealers m wines -
ANTHONY OECHs.
sole AGENT for the Cniiel St,tes
Political and al other kinds Of Printing al low rates at
HOLMAN =, corner of Centre ana Nlht-stA.
Advertisers dcsrIBa 10 zain tue attention ani p1
trouaEe OF Farmers ana Agriculfursf-, VIII fnd The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective me-
dunn II now reaches farmers and tloso Of better
elass than any other weekly published ADVERTISE
mens proper classification should be hsnded IN On
OF before Tuessiay Of the week
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FATL FROM A BrRNING BALLOON.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 23.-A dispatch from Ovens
bOro says Prof Atchison acrOnaut. has been scri
Onsly injured that place He attempted ascension
the ah0un Fair please the Spectators. hut hy the
burning Of the balloon AZ hight of several hundred
feet preciptated TO the earth. His recovery IL
dputffuT
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pR1NrINc cLnrH. MARkEr.

pRoyIpryCE II. L. oct 23-The Printing Cloths markc
was quiet during the week, With hrmer feeling al The close
salc of tr N,ek pieces chiefly the b1s Of ~
fnr STANDARD and Extra 6iyG bat % was pad ir some ~
trs a the CLOSE which pce -'nt holders rrius"
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poiticaI Notices.
Hon. Francis hernnD
WILL sPEAK
TAN1NfANY HALL
THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. 2s.
Hen. HoraIio seymour
WILL SPEAK
TAMNIANY HALL
THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. 2s.
Regular Republican
ANTITAMMAHY NOMINEE
For Chn Justice With District
comprising the Eighteenth and Tweny-drst Wards
WM HENRY KELLY.
Rally. RaIy . Rally .:
GRAND RATGFICATION
MEETING
OF THE DEMOCRACY,
ana ut houesi, ncorrpuhe and cspa
Judiciary and economical and wise administration" d"
the Manic pal Government, To be held
at TiYfMANY HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING. OCT r..
AZ 7.3O O'CLOCK, Ia rstify the Formations
For secretary Of staie-JOHN BriELow
For state Coutrollor-LUCICS ROBINSON
For Attorney General-~cHAs. = FAIRCHlLD.
For state Ircasurrr-CIGAS. y. RoS-
For state Ensineer aud suryeyor-JoHN D. VAN BCEEN.
junior
EATH.
For state Prison Inspector-RODNEY r. CROWLEY
For Judge Of the superior Court-JOlfN J. FREEDMAN.
For JUSTICES Of the Marine FREDERICK = STALL
KNECHT. JAMES b. sINNOIr
srrf.t Fglsu
LOEW.
For surrogate-DELASO C. CALVIN.
For District Attorney PETER Il. OLNEY
For rRecor,rr-FREDERICK sMYTH
For Judge Of the Court Of General sess.os-JAMEs C.
SPENCER
For Coroner GEORGE ". MORTON
For A,der1nen.at.I arge-sAMUEL \. LEWIS. WM. L.
COLE, MAGNCs GROSS JOHN REILLY.
Hon. HoRArIo SEYMOUR Hon AIG.y : SULLIVAN.
Hon. WM DoRSHEIMER. Hon FRED'K ACoNKLINa
HON HON FEE iFi SASbo ie WG6p. HS" fRHNcis kERN,N
lion ED%IN < NfA9E PH}yp HSS nSS !oHS u dl ElehloW
Hon. JOHN M LLALY. Hon. ELIJAn WARD,
Hon Hon AP94M : wss HEMlr Sa oa f a. e6L ~ III HF
ati many other Distinguished SPEAKERS vii attend AMI 1
THOMAS CoopEE CAMPBELL
secretaEias Connty Judiciary Convention
sec-etaris, { ,rniy Convention
r. ID.
H. h. pl kkQI,
Secrrtagits Committee an 0rranzsian.
ArGt -rIS SCHELI,
Charm an Couuty JUDICIARY Convention.
DANIEL y. rIEMANN
Chairman county Convention
John r. tiLlt
Chairman Cos-pntise On Organization.
Thirteenth Assembly District (Sxteenth wsnil.-A
grand rsncation meeting of te eect0r. ot the NlIih
Assembly District, held Ebh-t Hsl, corner OF
twenty seconds and seveurbayc, ON TUESDAY EVEN,
INC 70 1870 o'clock. FOR the purpose ratfying
Of MI JAMES DAILY a candidate
Der Of Assembly OF the KILN Assembly District
JACOB RAMSEY, Chairman
ALExASDER h Ssngg. ss,,.,.r..
hgwALD r. SMITH,
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DIED

III Notices Of hpriages must be mdors>d rih faH
HdIge and 0diIpss.
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pISSFyCFgS 4RRIVFD.

PROM ASPINWALI-Tn stsGnshiD Hr1rg Cb1DncSV oct.
9l-Rev T. r. WALLACE, Manuel Y Martinc2. \ @lce " H.
Robertson and wife r. I,aacs and wife Mr. Holland Miss
Uariv r. Vai-ntc and wife Dr. !. Muller. Mr. and Mrs "
Alexander and Mrs r. f. Ra~e and children, j. Hlh,
Chas. Eaigh. r. Canales Col. Lopez de furvato
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Thirteenth Assembly District Sixteenth WANDA
rsncaon meeting Of the electors Of the NlIIth
Assembly District, To be held Ebbrit Hail.
Twenty seconds and Scyenthayc, TT ESDAY EVEN.
ING oct % lS75 al O'Clock ior the purpose rafyns
the nomination Of MI JAMES DAILY a. candidate Menu
Der of Assembly OF the KILN Assembly District
JACOB RAMSEY, Chairman
As,aasDIa ss..nS 7 5aII& =, Sin'H' secrst.r,o~
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J. D. KNIGHT. Secretary.
, 1875-11-24
) Id. /. gepeC.gen.

New- 9apen, Conn. p. Nop.
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tet, oas sinen &nabcn bel lib bate, o.,
in alien 5tldsn bis aui Die 6arbs Del
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9anbfrsiderin, uno lei ueSen Der betrsl
fenben Mebuiibfsit ibres &iubes mi.
gbarlie &oB lAon mebriaA IN 51puli
tateu eelpelen. sic wurbe entlailen.
5putb- Normalt, Conn. p,
9iop. Senator Orris 9. Scrip, ipe
der wabreno Der lsbten Monate frantsltt
itarb ssltern Na4mittas 2 ubr. (Ol'
@eiebsebuns BON Connecticut BAT lcBtel
Minter einen Sempfraten eruGblt; oc1
@ouusrneur, pelder Die @afan5 anssu
fiaen bat, lit Elm Demofrat.)
utica g.. g., %. Nop. @orses
fern mnrben 2eooicia Sreoenburg Uni
ibr Sobn gilbert lpesen grmoroung De-
Orlo Sapis in@rapuile, SerfimersG 50.
gum Sooe perurtbcilt. Sbr Sinri1tunss
tag 1T Der 81. 0escmber.
Miobletown, N.sO., %. Nppbr
Sic @ittpe BON Mtarf Broom, welhe
Dor einisen Wlonaten tpesen Moroes il
Wtonticean binyeribtet woroen 1T, ipur
be tpesen Mitl9ulo an Dem 8erbre9cl
hires Mtannes perba5tet.
, 1875-11-24
@eHiaoien.

ain9itun n, SAM, 13. Nop. Ste
neue &seisrunss Sanf in port : oil :
p,ince mirb niht LANCE beltebeh. Sie
&apitali1ten pon Sopti, welde piel CUR
@runbnns berlelben beitru9en, haben es
unterlalicn, ibren 8crpFIdtnngen na6-
aufpmmen. Sic Colonial gant" in
CT. Sbomas widclt lire @nSele9cnbei-
ten ob.
It o II, Sam, Is. Niop. Ser
6llItbullerbampIer Uruguay" lls9t NOD
INNER i'm Safsn uno wuo ppn elnem
1punil6en Sriessoampfer bspa1t. Ser
@ouuernert bat leinsn Srrtlum ein9e-
isben, wcl1tn CT begging, lnoem Ell ben
9ampfer in YelAIa9 nabm. @r mill
ben 0ampfer irci9ebsn nno i'm flarlrsn
penn Der goplt6n giir9l6oft slebt, SnB
or nod Dem beiimmten 9ofen geben
min, Capt. Sommers perweiysrt ol,
giirsi6ait; er iast, ielne Eaplere lelel.
in ger be len OronunN unO feline 3uruds
ba.tuns lei unscleblih.
Gen. Canal, Der 6lu1tlin9. mclNer
f9 unter Den S4uB oes ameritanilGen
@cjanoten in Yort=au-prince itelte, III
bier einSetroHen.
, 1875-11-24

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