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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-20
POLITICAL NOTES.


The worklngmen of the Sixth District have
nominated +. j. McAear Tor the Assembly.
The RepuoliG,ans , Of LiyIGgsto9 county yester-
The Republicans Of the First District Of Hnd
son county have nominated William Lewis tor tue
Assembly.
The casts Lde Germans have recommended tho
Hon Jacob Hess tor Aid rnan aud tdam Lshr Tor the
Assembly.
George Uenckon, Jr., has cecuned the anti
SKIN j pissS, sn'o''''' "0D'''' '0' '' senate Tue
Senator Coukllne and Atterpsy C eneral Pierre.
pOnt 10 address the kepuburhn rIhcliuu mcctluE
ON Friday evening.
=Joseph A. Monheimor v ls nominated for sea-.
atolr 10y the anl amminy Democrats VI the se' 'n1h
District, last evening.
1t Is MIR, Thomas MseKeuar, not John II. who
Justice IN the Nlnth Di'uict
The Hon. Georss II. Mckay was nominated
by the Liberal Rcppbncans for the Asscn,slJ IN The
1hlrtcenth District hst evening.
The Independeat German Citizen, Associa;,
ast night to su.. .ort aicheIt and Phelps,
The TammSHy Democrats Of ts9 Fourth Dis
nominated. anu - tue EiGhth Eyefett p. Wheeler.
Agnes Roster, a German, aged %, employed In
the slater Cotton MN At Pawt1cket, L, l., committed
1%e @ Ssa tSsSs to Nbo ~ e "ff a9 sc oee to
The Republicans Of the Twenty-arst District
have n9mnated kgids D.: C9Sslas Tor me A,semoiy
District, and Joseph C. PnckeB for Aldermen.
The Republicans of the Second District OF
Orange county yesterday nominated Y VI Cummlns u
Gushrn Colonel OF The ieith Regiment aud prominent
GranRer Tor the Assembly, aud the Rev frdnA FlctCucT
OF Waikiki for school Commissioner
The Republican Convention Of the Third Sena-
tOrla District In Brooklyn Yesterday ait ruOOu nomi.
mated Col, James Cayanaush OF the siNtyninth ReG
dent Democrat who ike All honest men, was nghina
Ihe Ring
Bryan Reilly and Thomas Wild were nominate
for Aldermen BY the anlTammany Democrats OF the
Fourth senatorial District last nigh. George ScAly
10 the sihlh and Ihoma. carroll, Martin Cogge, and
friedman were nominated In the Fifth In the Eleventh
hichAel Jscebs vaA nominated for the Assembly.
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DEECHER ON EXHIBITION.
The Attraction at the Congregational Assoc
Citations Annual MoetinR-A "Welcome"
and how Congregation Interpreted 1t.

NoRwIcH. N. Y, Oct 19.-Henry Ward
Beecher arrived here this afternoon, to attend
the annual meeting OF the State Congregational
Association Of which he has been advertised as
chief attraction by his son-in-law, the Rev.
Samuel Scoville, in whose church the meeting
began this evening. The publicity which had
been given to the expectation Of Beecber's
presence, bad aroused something like the in
terest that precedes the entry Of a circus Into a
country town, and there was concourse at the
depot TO stare at him. Everybody is in q twit-
ter; was villagers definition OF the state Of the
pu bic mind in the place. Beecher went in a
carriage to hts son-in-law's residence. Scovllle's
new church Is very large, but II would hold a
small part only OF those who tried to get In this
evening. Three-fourths Of them were women
The church was horally decorated, and the word
Welcome" over the pulpit applied to all the
two hundred or more visiting clergymen, but
appeared apparently TO bo interpreted by the
congregation as specially intended for Beecher,
who entered with his brother Edward, and did
not 60 on the platform. He was none the less,
however, the subject Of general observation.
Beechers son-in-law welcomed the visitors,
and the Rev. w. NJ. Storrs OF Brooklyn-not tue
more famous Rev. Dr X. s. Storrs, nut nrm ad-
herent Of BeeCher-made the opening prayer.
Mr.. HepwOrth preached.
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poll CLERK.
=, Ine Mark MsstSr,s degree to,nsht in Hope
"Od Reader can probably obtan the desired
information at the Hudson street rendezvous
;, The y NJ 4. A.s Lecture , course s to be opened
Charles II. Moore, a well-kuown printer em-
poyed On Tux sus. died yesterday Of pneumonia.
&c. R.'-There IS no law in this state prohib-
ting the marriage OF man to hs deceased NifsA
The Anthracite Board OF Control decided yos-
terday not to the prices cf coal for the aext
seventh ward."-The ma9you mention can
not vote shouI the restoration II his civil rights oJ
the Governor.
David Hazard, aged le. died in tho Essex
Marie. prlsoa YESTERDAY Ee tAd been eomm4led al
Past Grand Chancellor, John II. Meeeh will
VISIT NORRIS Lodge h T.. Myrrsana, tO-gight 1hs
Grand Lodge Officers viii b present.
Alexander Patton, lrborer, died In Bolievue
a,cnnt. BY fsl ing down ,a"hstcawsy,
II9nry j. Edmor,ou OF st Fast twenty
lie w.,s booAkccpcf ioT Edward NeC olne IL Mercer
street lie was twenty ycars old.
The Apprentice, library, at AZ broadway, 10
"sI ,U' 'S 1a m r. and Soi otneEs arc
admitted On payuich Of "A mercy Dynlnal toe.
Mr. Franz MAer, President Of the bismarck
Qnarictte club seeciyei sn eaiograpa letter from
uon as an honorary member q, ihe club
James Ts,aor II. +. Vail Theodore Gilman,
d In Il in e r , ss% sScs S eu It GI Goal a. T 10
llsors, hneo slOJ each by Judge WsAce.
Messus, Fisk s. Hatch have procured the sigma
uros of majority OF the stock and bondnoders o the
Chesapeake and ONO irOad ~ project against ue
rtceAl uppolnnenl Of AreceNrr a. IN irr hierest
The bolAs IN llsS liatchs oitcs close . day,
4. T. Jutz, OF Second avenue, was taken
frUm First avenue and Fourteenth street yesterday,
where he had fallen n nt 60 tee Twenty ysccpi street
! station ana there he diet sloltJ HferNrrl. lie IL
| SAID 10 have been a lawyer IN Germany
A Grand Bazaar for the sale Of articles import
Ell hOm ltaS, CiN, aud fg,pt, viii he held al Rose
neah Cottage, Townsend avenue Chfton, $. !. (the
rcsldcurr ~ Nrs. Francis Mtclonadl the last weok 10
O.tonar 3. ali OF tA' fund Tor reOuildng tie Broad
sire Mission scnooi and Clapc, stapleton 5. |.
Henry Dethor, "a porter In tho employ Of
HrldslcA Co., ~ Greene street. committed to the
lumDs Yesterday for stealing, ana on his aidayt John
II spencer, OoOkkeepcr ia the 81. Charles Hotel,
required 10 furnish bail N ~ 900 to charge u
receiving goods stolen by Dethon from lledsck q Co.
| The New York stock Exchange Rowing Asso-
cntlun tliO members) nave elected President, ay
ton lycs NicePresiltnt. Alex FAVOR Jr Scrrc arI,
J.. Drake; Treasurer, X. H. Harsh Irn captain, e.
H. Leland Lieutenant q. @. Peters Trustees, j, " y
oidee " Lumm.s. II Burr, Jrr ;. j. DRAKE aud f. kt
sturRes
! The French Transatlantic Company will begin
In April next and perhaps sooner TO run their line Of
| steamers between lAyre and New York every week.
instead OF every two weeks The line will consist OF
| sir well steamers provided with everything
necessary for the comfort and safety OF passengers
Mr. Louis de Beban will hencetorth 10 tue agent VI ths
company In thls e.v.
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The Latest Failures.

Isaac F. Warren and william II. wyman have
made general assignment to Andrew L. Taylor for
az benefit OF their creditors. similar assignment
the ssigAee
But.crick Co., Of is9 Broadway dealers In fashion
plates patterns. &C and william ktlnger OF pl Mer.
eer street. fur, are announced as suspeneed Butt
assets are believed 10 be small. Mr. ktnger's liab
ues Rre 5000 and ME atses Rbout $4,000 lie has
orftfe1 his cfedit0rs 80 cents on the dollar.
The creditors OF w. b. Hunter, tea merchant, who
faiep last weeS arc tomeet to-day ~ lS2 Front street.
lis liabilities are l200 600,
The estate Of the Broadway dry goods Arm OF Rice
Goodwin walker shieh failed year ago wall, 1t is
hald, pay one cent on the dollar.
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THE OPPOSITION TO KELLY.
mr.. Van schaick Positively DecIinins to be Q
Candidate.

The committee appointed by the anti
Tammsny Executive COMMITTEES urged Mr.. Van
Schaick yesterday to remain In the field as q
candidate for she once OF Surrogate. Mr.. Van
Schsick positively declined 20 accept tho nomi-
nation. Later in the day Mr.. benjamin +.
Dunning the nominee for the once of Judge
of the Court Of Common Pleas, declined the
nomination. A few OF the leaders Of the
ONCE and instructed the Hon. Rufus +. Andrews
and Justice Spalding to confer with the Re
publican leaders In relation to the candidate to
NIL the vacancies on the ticket Late In the
evening the sub committee reported TO the con
ference committee, who we're IN session in the
Everett House, that there was possibility
that Mr.. Van :, haick might accept the nomina-
tton, and that even though he should refuse to
withdraw mis- declination, there was a fair pros
pect that n candidate IN his place and that OF
Mr. Dunnlng would be agreed upon.
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THE SIXTH WARD LovE STORY.
The Suitsr Of Lonisa Sidenbs um Guilty OF
Murder In the First Degree.

The trial Of Jacob Standermann for the
killing Of Louisa sidenbaum was concluded yes
terday. Insanity was the defence, and many
physicians we're called to the stand The night
watohman In the Tombs testified that stander-
mann CROPPED in his cell on his hands and knees,
muttering, Louisa, Louisa" and that he had
seen the prisoner In epileptic fits.
Judge Barrett charged strongly upon tho point
OF insanity, tut directed the jury, II they had
any doubt, TO give the prisoner the benefit Of 1t.
The jury, after an absence OF thirty minutes, re-
turned with q verdict of guilty of murder In the
nrst degree. Assistant District Attorney Rol-
lins asked, and the Court ordered, that the pris-
oner be remanded until this morning.
Counsel for Standermann will move for a stay
OF sentence to-day, pending the appeal taken a.
to the illsRality OF the drawing Of the panel OF
Jurors by Thomas Dunlap.
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CHANDLER ACCEPTS.
The Oath Administered, and Deiane's Sue
eessor In.talIed In Once.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1o.-Ex-senator Chandler
had long interview with the President this morning.
snd accepted the appointment OF Secretary OF ne-
rior. The commission made out Immediately, and
note sent 70 Chief Justice Cartier OF the District
supreme Court, to appear at the White House ct II
o'clock Tue Chief Justice accordingly proceed to
the Executive Mansion and administered the oath OF
once to the Secretary. The Cabinet then
Sir. Chandler took his scat at the table.
II IL Understood that In accordance with custom Sec
retary Chandler VIII be consulted In regard to ap
pointment of an Assistant for the In
terior Department succeed William II. smith, re.
signed snd that the ofces Of Assistant Secretary of
the Interior aud the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
Will be vacated by the resignation Of their present In
eumbents case the new Secretary should prefer
they should be hlled by other his
dent OF concurrent noniL atlons
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BROOKLYN TO BE CONVERTED.
The Elaborate Preparations for the Moody
and Sanky Revival Meetings.

The Moody and sankey Committee had six
large furnaces put In the Rink building yesterday and
the plumbing for 600 gas Jets finished Tro thou
sand chairs have been purchased for ss cents apiece
and these are 10 be scattered the house Mr..
French Of the committee, has buIt the platform.
which will accommodate bOo persons $50 clergymen
and 25O iugers over so young have asked
he admitted to the chorus but Mr. SAnkey wishes only
25O In the cnoir. Inc committee - 900 for
the Rank and the furniture and they are trying to
cure more contributions. Moody and Sankey viii
BrooklNn on Saturday. They begin work sunday
afternoon n four O'Clock. and II the kink large
enough, extra services he conducted Re.
formed and he Methodist edl1crs close by fears
having been expressed a0out the safety OF the building
Mr. French SAID tnat there increased weight on
the wall the nOor rested directly brick pave.
ment over Which the water is thrOwn for skating IN
winter. The gallery IL secure. Accommodations for
nfy reporters have Deeu
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE ny THD
SUMS REPORTERS.

The Mysterious saicide Of a wealthy WASH
tneton Market Butcber-The story thss
was Told 20 the Police by Annic starr.
Barly Yesterday morning q pistol shot was
heard at 1856 West Fortvsrth street, and woman ran
out and called for policeman. ocer Holmes entered
the house and found q on the noor Of . bedroom
in the rst story. pistol in his hand aud ballet
hole In bis right temple. He died ofcer entered
the room. Near by stood Annie Starr spots Of blood
were her face and clothing and there was siigh,
wound In the right side OF her forehead She held
her hand 800 bank note. ana tho noor scat.
tered smaller notes. amounting TO t2s A gold watch
was near the bed. The said This assault
ed me and then shot himself" The man was Charles
Revere. well known butcher OF Was hngton Market.
Annie starr Ia known to the police nAnue Stiles who
was once arrested In the Nineteenth Ward for keeping
adisorderly house.
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rro,,ins on Deerfoo, Pars Course.

The second day OF the October trotting meet
ing Deerfoot PARK well attended and the sport
WAS excellent. The programme included a race for a
purse Of $500 for 2i3 horses mile heats three In
nve, IN harness Six responded 10 the call The nrst
heat was won by Fred. Hicks in eai sam Raymond
second and Missouri boy third Iayine scored the
ond In 2:td, Missouri Boy second, Fred, Hicks third.
The third heat was won by RAYMOND In 2i5, Fred.
Hicks second. The fourth heat was won by Raymond
M 2i3 Fred. Hicks second. Layine tnrd, aud Assourl
Boy fourth
SeIt on the card was purse Of $500 for 233 horses
mile heats best three IN hye IN harness. AZ nghtiai.
when the Judges postponed both until IL o'clock
to day. the record stood Dick Crokrr l. o, HlrrY
Gilbert 3,5,3.li silver Tail 40. l. 2, Don, p l. 3, q;
Clifton, s, 8, 4, g. Tlme-242, gag, $40, 2;36.
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THE BEST MEN TO DE SUPPORTED.
The Liberal Republicans Doing just What
Horace Greelev would have Done.

At the Liberal Republican Convention
yesterday Gen. John Cochrane offered a resolu-
tion recommending the Liberals to nominate no
candidates for county ofices but to carefully
examine the nominated tickets and select from
them only those candidates to vote for whose un-
stained character, education, and ability best
adapt them TO the work OF judicial
and Administrative reform" Mr.. Samuel
j. Classy advised that nothing should be
doue until the opposition TO Tammanv Hall had
completed their ticket. Mr.. ID. L. Townley
favored the nomination Of tho Hon. John
h. Hackett. The Hon. Horatio N.
1wombly said that tine one-man power
was not stronger In Tammany Hall than IL was
In the Custom House Republican party. John
Kelly was better man than Thomas Murphy,
and the members OF the TammAny General
Committee were infinitely superior to the petty
onhceholders of the Republican party. tie, how
ever, favored Gen. Cochrane's resolution.
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At tho session OF the American Academy OF
Dental Surgery last evening. Or. W. A. Hammond
made an interesting experiment the efficacy OF =
powerful c.uterinng battery for the destruction Of
The object OF Illustration . beautiful
white rabbit DR.. Hammond separated the little ami
mails spinal cord with knife, at which the rabbit
whncd Then, after lite supposed to he extinct,
the rednot patina wire nred through tue battery. was
Apnied to one OF the little creatures legs disagree.
able smell arose while the platnA kept At white neat
ate It's way through Oh and bone after lapse OF
ten minutes the leg severed from the body without
no mo
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As the evening gun doomed on Tuesday the
United States frisAe Hartfords colors were hauled
down, aud her seamen mustered around the manmast.
naval order rccnR that az they had served before
tie mast faithfully and continuously fOI three yelTs,
they would on retnlistng De allowed u per month
more than whose service had been hclther 20
long nor regular the tars applauied Inc HARTFORD
sailtd hence on the 9th OF November lhl2, VIA the
Mediterranean and the suCz Canal, for CHINA, IN Tue
CHINA Sea she joined the Aslailc squadron on he 3l
OF Aprll she became the hagshlp The Admlrals pen
nam hOated above the Harfords decks until ~ June,
ordered home for repairs. She arrived IN
New y oTk hATbOT yeslerday.
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THE GLoRIEs OF THE BALLOT.
Free Speech and Free Fight Mt the Union
Hill Democratic Primary.

The Democratic primary Of Union Township,
~ j. was held In Mitches lager beer saloon in Union
street. on Monday night. There two tickets one
he AIDED by Jacob Homester. Jr Who represented the
General Committee. and the other by the Young Men,
Democratic Association and the worktngmen's Assoc
ation who combined to defeat the committee ticket
George Heck, President OF the Young Mems Assocla
ton and Patrick Langdon Of the workingmen's orsan
ter the polling place They were stopped BY sergt
Haas. and hght began. Haas being struck, seized
hooting crowd attempted . rescue. Subsequently
Hcrtzs followers forced into the saloon
and IN the disorder that followed tables
ballots thrown to the ground. nofmeister eaped frou
q rear window, and william Acker. one OF the Judges
ran down the street with the bsNot box, aud
out of sight The polls closed and the committed
ticket declared elected.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. l0-ln the compromise between
Gov. Ames and the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee at JACKSON Miss whereby the militia dis.
banded the committee assured the Governor tna there
no other desire among the whites than that peace
should be preserved the laws enforced and fair cleo
ton had, and that the leading whites would do all IN
their power 10 this The Governor responded that
in view - his assurance he would order all the militia
companies 10 disp"rsc and return to their homes. IL
agreed that the OF these companies should be
deposited IN the depots In the ueghbOrhOod Ia when
the cOmpanics raised ami be guarded by United
States troops, and be removed only Dy order OF the
Governor. The not 10 De delivered 10 the
nj ia except In OF riot insurrcction which eau.
not BE- suppressed by the clvil authorities.
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John Williams accuses his wife Elizabeth Of
habual luiuxlcson aud acts of cruelty o MIN, and
asks in the Bookyn CITY Court tor bill OF separation
from her. Judge McCue has he papers.
At the session OF the Long Island Presbyterian
synod In Bro kyn yesterday Elder Jcssup OF West
Hampton retired sea captain ASKED the synod to Ap
point a committee made up OF Drs Tslmage wins and
Whiuahert 10 pray anu converse th an nnde on Long
Island rtsrte1 all OF the Presbyterian brethren
at the place where he yed Dy quoting support OF ms
own position uterinces OF the members OF the SynOI
The MODERATOR offered TO take the sinner IN hand
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Judge Lawrence has denied Mr.. s. q. Court
neys motion In the suit OF Heaherton
that the receiver pay from the his hanos $500
allowance 10 himself and e200 TO Mr. Ira shafcr coun-
sci for Heatherton In reference to Mr. Skaters ascr
ton on the argument that he regarded Judge DAVIS
an Infamous Judge, aud that he looked upon Judge
In opposing tins motion LANGUAGE was uttered by the
render II duty to report the General Term
OF this court In order that action may be
- -
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The sugar reaners met at 100 Wall street yes
terdny and after long debate on the reduction IN the
rebate on and rehned sugars for export In which
It was asserted that the Secretary OF the Treasury
Damabe for not having ascertained the iasllY VI the
draw back before he ordered the rates changed reso
luUons we're passed declaring that cnange an unwar'
Tantable outrage. Col Bent reported ihat the depart
inent would suspend operations unln after the eA'
animation 10 be maie BY the experts whom olector
Arthur appointed Yesterday, These experts are d. H.
knOWltOn, Isaac Odell, and =. q. Ogden.
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Pauline snndberaerI. suicidr,

The testimony taken by Coroner Kessler In
the OF Pauline sandberger who hanged herself a.
1872 Orchard street on Monday showed that she started
IL the morning for Mount SINAI Hospital to have op
Grafton p, rformed. Her courage failed anu she re-
turned 10 her home and hanged herself.
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WASHINGTON Oct. l9.-Among the many hun
dred the trial calendar Of the Circuit Court for
hearing at this term is the Of slckes et al agt
The Baltimore, Washington and Georgetown Steam
Packet Company. rhis case is far Older than the
supreme Court OF the District. IL begun over
thirty years to compel the OF the Ralt
boat Columbia 10 pay proper sum for the OF the
Slckles cut-on Both the attorneys, who the
Oldest members OF the bar, were young when the
case began. All the Judges before whom II nrst
tried died long ago ami over hundred OF
the bar have followed them. No eihcai Of the court
except the venerable clerk f. Middleton, IA left ct
the case continues ~ be called IN Its various phases
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At tho opening Of the General Sessions yes-
terdaJ Counsellor John II. Fellows asked the permis-
sion OF the court 70 make motion In the case OF p.
Antes. against whom nve Indictments for embexsiement
are pending. Mr. Fellows recountcd Antess fruitiess
cndesvors to get trial any Of the indictments
WHICH were found in January last Antes was clerk
for hr. Oliver r. ". Archer who hOd n with
the Erle Railway for the delivery Of treight and the
Indictments are based upon the alleged conversion 70
his own use Of freight bits by Antes HN counsel
confident that the accusations ORIGINATED In error tea
ousy and malice Judge Sutherland refused 10 MAKE
for the day.
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The Jersey CITY Aldermen bslloted unsuccess-
fully for Iity Marshal last night JOhn sclnlon re-
cciyed sl1 votes Tmothy Long two votes John brady
two votes, and John Omen one vote
Gen. Franz Sigel, Gen. Judson Kilpatrick, the
Hon. A A. HardeDbergh, the Hon, /. W. scuddcr, and
tie Hon NJ. g. Holman 10 denver aduresses at lhe
meeting In aid Of the dudson county soidiers monu'
ment fund, next Tuesday, IN -rsci Clly'
The following named gentlemen have been
selected 10 represent Rut,c College In the nterC Col
'7J kssayist, Henry NJ, Cox, 20 MathemMlcs' tTs'
iIayan iHn m ~ anu and eppy Nashte, ~
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The Uncertainty Of Politics.

Delegates from the First Assembly District Of
westchester county met In Yonkers yesterday nom
nate candidate for Assembly. IL was known the
"Alderman BussnE Convention" The Alderman saia
II was the Regular Democratic Convention" The
Chairman. Mr.. ID. D. Valentine, said IL the Anti
Iammany Conyention." The printed call read Tue
retary responded Yes T. TO the inquiry whether
convention In opposition to Alderman Purroy." A
delegate said It was the Boilers Convention" Tive
can iidates we're in the ned-Mr. Jonn Caan Of west
Farms and Mr. VIM. II. Bonner Of Yonkers. Mr.. CAllaa
nominated.
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Thomas Mccormick OF 40 West Twenty.
eighth ttreet stole pair of boots yesterday from
James Palmcr's Tenth avenue and ran or
lie ~as pursued by Palmer ana Oficer Clark both OF
whOm nred AZ him several times. lie was hit 10 tho
arm ana the bone fractured He then sent 70
Bellevue Hospital.
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/ At the annual meeting OF ST. Johns Guild, last
evening the total receipts Of the Guild In past year
were announced to be Al.7i2oS; disbursem ents,
Hl 4g7 ~. There biiance OF tl605S IN the Float.
INK Hospta FUND The total receipts OF the rehei fund
81. 500 n disbursements, t23,Si2.53. William
II. Wiley elected Warden Andrew ". Leggntt,
Aimoner; ThAd. X ChutkOwskl, Clerk.