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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-14

HoT lunch daily at IL o'clock at the
Cutoff saloon, 10 Madison street and
1893 Maiu street. 81
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EDUCATIONAL
kindergarten.

MISS HANs0N's KINTERqARTEN
Ul and Mrs. y. A. Beeoker's School. will
reopen at No. 200 fernando atfoot, TllURs-
DAY, SEPT. 18th. Geraan and Dan linz
taught by accomplished Professors. Por
terms apply TO Mrs. Beeeher, 9-A
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I6 DAYS More

An Office desk and railing. Apply at
2Sl Third street, l3
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School Bags!
School Baskets -!

just received of our own importation,
great variety at low prices.
g. WHEELER, PIoKENs & Co.
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II TRIED it and had to give it up is
an every day remark from those who
have tried to use q coal cook stove.
They got smoked out, became Disguised
and sold their stoves for almost nothing,
and gave it up. But those using the
Alligator would not sell for any price.
Sold only by JOHN B. FORD, the sole
agent, 2l4 Main and l23 Poplar st. Iii
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The new style helmet hat at
40 Main.
The Custer hat ut 2I9 Main.
The cheapest has at 2I9 Main.
The lowest price hat store at
2l9 Main.
The best bats at the lowest
figures M 40 Main. Is
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so tubs strictly choice Butter. re.

90 tubs strictly choice Butter, re.
ceiVed per refrigerator car,
20 boxes Lean Breakfast Bacon,
100 boxes Of choice mild Cheese,
New Grits, new Rice, new HOmi1y.
G.. A. EOKERLY a. BROS.
IEE >
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MALT GRAIN

to be made for one year from October l. 1877.
For further information call on
l9-l5 II. LuHRMANN, Pres't.
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MALT cRAIn.
Attention, Dairymen!

OFFICE MEMPHIS BREWING CO.
MEMPHIS. TENN, September 10, 1877.
RIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP 70 THE
ID 25th inst. for all
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WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
Nv that l will not be responsible for n
bills bought By any one connected with the
Ledger Office or out Of 1t, and will not allow
such bills in settlement Of my accounts unless
accompanied by my written order;
39.t X. WHITM0RE,
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
EMPHI@

Friday Evening, sept. IA, 1877.
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SUB IS.fi j. B. HILL. Sl4 Main st.
GT0RE No. 279 Main street, Walker block,
- nearly opposite Court Square. Apply to
METCALF &WALKER. 39S. Court st. ll52t
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RENT.

A NEAT cottage, l5 Wellington street,
IA lately occupied by DR.. A. Erskine. In
quire on corner Of Beal and Wellington SITS.
1911
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

is believed, would he acceptable to Co. 'nt tnouSh M"
mans, and also 90 the Republicans, Tor, lhontn n
q Democrat he is n man OF independ Mt views anu "
known ~ be nm admirer OF Senator Conkling Ihe ANU
Tamnany convention Of the With District was neiu S
urday evening. II boisierous meet ng ana l,Vs.
resulted in disturbance. The contest lay between JONI
Morrissoy and eX-Sherif james O'Brien Al rnrm' ,i
ballot showed % for MOrTissey and II Tor bn.
Morrissev the nomination the first formal bao'
receiving 80 votes: OBricn, nonc Edward cooper 1 :
and Tammany IIall four delegates refused 10 Notc
The convention adjourned without appointing confer
cucc committee and the Republicans the Independent
and Germans regard the action OF the convention as an
attempt TO override the resolution made In Jonl CONFER
ence. and 10 force upOn them the acccplah,e
OF John MorrisSey. Much dissatisfaction IL io l.
The leaders doubt Mr.. Morrissevs ability TO carry Ihe
With District In the face OF opposition In ms own p
James O'Brien is friendly to Mr. Secor and iour uNs
promised the latter his support lie at the s',r
time declared IL Mr. Morrisscv ATTEMPTED 10 run IN 'h
With District he would do his utmost 20 deieat hi u
tbs said that the fight in the convention has strchg
ened him IN his Il termination. ..,
Thomas c. L. Ecccsinc nominated without oppoSt
tiOn by the Tammauy Convention in the WIN DitIc
He made considerable reputation in the Assembly lhlS
year by his aid to Rapid Transit measures lie If very
voung hut popular. Senator BiXbv will ne he ann
Tammanv candidate against him. Hlgh H. M0oe wiz
either support Bixhy run in Lis interest Ecceshe
has difficult race 10 win.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

hospabe lie intends organize distinct iongrahge In
match a. wmb eion. next year. ana 70 chae"
the American acmon to shoot in It, 'ce he was uhaoo "
get association change the conditions oil tne i"e
tional match shot al Teoimoor.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection of fifty new buildings
week by the Department Of Fire ana buu
Bgs.
This is the last registration day in Brooklyn before
election The books will open from 10 II A. m ana rom
4tollp.m.
Many indictments. brought in on Saturday by the
oyer and Termincr grand jury have Dech uahso''o i ~
The Court Of Sessions
The body of n man found in the bay ar the foot oi
Court s was Identified By friends saturday as that oil ="
Jackie of NO. 40 Avenue c. NewYOrk
The estimate of 500 900 for salaries in the Char
ries Department for year cut down on saturday by
the Supervisors Committee General Taxes to S15Ooo
For more than 100 years has stood IN Gravesehd
frame house. said to have occupied by Washington a.
his headquarters Of the Long Island campaigns ms
building by Nichols Il. stillwe' was destroyer Ny
fire saturday morning.
Jobn Scullv. of No. 32 Wythe-avc., foreman of
scholess sulphur works the foot Of Keaps st. WILLIAMSBURG
went TO York one ago yesterday with 500 IL s
pocket lie has not heard from since, and lis ilehdS
fear that he has met with foul play.
Ab,ut five wears ago, Professor PanOrmo, music
teacher vi lered in Brooklyn. The murder IN spto o
the efforts of police has renamed mystery Among
other propery 70 md In turning over he
rubbish in the ruins Of Br,okyn Theae, was "acn
which hss identified AZ the former properly Oh "
panorno by Mr. Cnon friend Of the murdered
man. -
Douglas Walker, who horsewhipped Thomas f.
Clark, fellow actor, the stage OF the brooklyn
Academy OF Music a Winter. sentenced recentF 10
the Penitentiay for sky days After an imprsohmont
less than days he released penang the occo"
legal points raised by his counsel On saturday evening
walker was taken ayan Penentary to serve the re
naming hftyfve days his sentence The prisoner has
many warm friends fashionable society oi BfOoSy
and some gnaon expressed al what termed ,e e'c
tty Of his uuUis shUent.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
GKNERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
RocKLAND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC SILT.

ROCKLAND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC SILT
NYACK, n. Y, Oct. 21.-The following nom
nations were yesterday made by the RocKand County
Democratic Convention: For County Judge Andrew SUI
erns OF Hayerstraw for Clerk, CYRUS Crum OF Carks
town: for Assembly. James Nelson. OF stony Point
The convention broke up in disorder, and the boilers
then nominated George Wciaut, Of Hayerstraw, fOI
Judge: Cyrus Crm. for C rk, and Merritt E sawyer OF
Nyack for Assemblyma'.
NEW-YORK LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
ALBANY, n Y, Oct. 21.-The Democratic
Ist Assembly District convention has nominated ". ID
Murphy by acclalnation. Ghe II pubcans Of the I'D
District nominated john Y. Foster bv accamaton ami
in the Hid District james T. Story
HUDSON n Y. Oct. 2l.-Thc Republicans OF Co
utnba County have nominated for Members Of Assem-
bly-Ist District George H. Power, OF Hudson IId Dis
tl1ct, Samuel WlbOr, of Chatham.
ROCHESTER, " T., Oct. 2.-The Republicans Of the ITrd
Assembly District. Monroe, have nominated james
Chapel
NEwBUEG, " Y, oct. 2l-Thc Republ cans OF the
Ist District of Orange County have reuOmnated james
G Graham for Che Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Joshua $. Taggart, the
well known detective died IN this city Friday night
SYRACUSE, n Y, oct. 21.-liOTace ID. BabcOck
medical syracuse University bas been arrested for
Tobbing gave Jancsylc OF the body Oi FRANKLIN HID
bard.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct. 21.-Ge0rge +. Grande-
champer young medical studru, attempted suicdo last
night because failure u receive expected Temttanccs
from hs friends in PaTH.
GAMEsTOwN y. Y, oct. 2l.-The body OF John e..
POLAND seventy ye years and an od rodent 81 James
to mas een the outlet IL Is supposed ho fell from
the dock at Clifton while nsing.
PORT JERvIs, n. Y Oct. 2l.-Mr and Mrs. D. j..
pnrcav and three children suffering from arsenica poison
ing The water their well has been anayzed aud SHOWS
traces OF arsenic. Pait Of the fam ~ VIII Die.
ST.. JOINS, n b., Oct. 2l-The foundation OF q
s, oave w.v while men working at the ruins OF the late
nre tnis morning brying sH boJh and man The man was
taken out Of Tie fatally Injured and all
tho.o,heIs were seriously hurt
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CZAREWITCH's ARMY.


Movements on the LON indicate that Suleiman
Pasha is concentrating in front of the Czarewitcts
left wing, with the intention of attacking as soon a.
the weather permits. The Czarewltclfs line rs a
long one, and the Turks may break through at some
other points, while threatening the left wing.
A Sstova letter confirms the previous accounts OF
the deplorable condition of the Russian communica-
tons, in consequence of the neglected roads
LOSDON, Monday Oct 22. 1877
The NtGpddrfs COnstautinope dispatch says snlel-
man Pasha teegraphs that the Russians have incor-
porated 900 Bulgarians into their army. aud that
he expects to be attacked.
Another dispatch from Vetoya states that Sulei-
man pasna has intrcnched himself so as to cover
kuhtchuk.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
SULEIMAN PASHA RETREATING.
InrpnN N,udav not I

7
A telegram to The Times from TOrlak, dated
Saturday says" the Turks have evacuated Kadkoi for
that the Russians would block their communications
with Rustchuk, and have retired to Rasgrad. Rus
sian cavalry from the Dobrudja have advanced as
far as Kavarna."
later telegram from Rasgrad says that a
detachment OF the army has arrived at that
ulaco, but that the positions at Soenk and
KadkO retained FOR the present Dy the TURKS. II
seems EVIDENT however that a retrograde movement
has commenced. Sueiman Pasha has gone To make a
personal inspection OF the fOrtfcat0ns OF Rustchuk
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne rs.
THE FRENCH MINISTRY.

PARIS, oct q, 1877.
lie GdulOi8 Conservative and lie Rdppej
RadicaD maintain, in spite Of denals the truth Of the
assertion that the Ministry Will resign on
November 3. They even assert that efforts are
hcing made the present moment 10 form
a temporary Cabinet with General Bcrtlaut,
the Min Of War President Of the Council.
and tie DJke Decazes as Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
This Cabinet would DE charged with the duty OF present
ing President MacMahOns message 10 the Chambers and
asking the Chambers 10 veto the most important taxes.
lie SOied states that Minister FOurtou rcccy twenty
Projects Saturday, assured them that changes
wOud ne made in the existing Administrative staM Tnc
Projects subsequently we'd the assurance from
President MacMahOu and the Duke dc Brogle.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
FIRE IN W-BRUNS WICK.
HEAVY DAMAGE AT PORTLAND.
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY HOUSES DESTROYED
ovEn 1900 PEOPLE RENDERED HOMELESS AND



TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY HOUSES DESTROYED
ovEH 1900 PEOPLE RENDERED HOMELESS AND
THREE LIVES LOST.
ST. JOIN, n. b., Oct. 21.-About 3 n. III.
Yesterday fire broke out in Mans, Portland, suburb
OF this city, which did great damage. Ii Is tnough 10
have started i'm McPherson's wood-shed IN Acada-st'
and 10 have been OF incendiary origin At O'Clock the
entire block bounded by Mau-st on the notr Chi cs
ON the soub Acadlist on the l. and Portandst' on
tbe west WIS in flames, and tie fire was e&-
tending TO the lower streets At 4:l5 tlr srche
WAS one of intense excitement. Thousands OF neope
were gathered upon Fort Howe, looking down on an iul-
Inrusc mass OF flames Sex women were carried from
burning bnidings: mothers rushed frantcay about III
search OF eir children and their efforts to get ntO da-
erous places where they thought their little ores WERE
Kent great many persons busy in preventing them from
losing their lives.
shortly after the wind grew stronger blowing rom tue
NORTH aud carrying large showers OF SPARKS Inc NeW
Portland engine took posu1h ~ thc ,h " cY
OF The reiurn and cltiz rs, the nmes kept eNirudhg
40 the westward maSiuG 6Wetp tONari inc spsun
east II declet TO scnd Tor aS'Isdu0c Ti 6n,,o,
Ionu and il wa. lOug before an engine ana H'u
arrived They worked earnestly, nut AT ocloch te hlt
mad extended 10 ae 81 &c OF Portand-s Whrre
erll houses were in Il mes. Al . o'clock the IRE hau
burned itself out. -... 81.
Serch was m once begun among the ruins, aud soon
BODY was discovered which Afterwards aio"n 10 ne
TINT Ot James Spelon Later the body Oi AK nl'' "
boy was taken from the RUNS OF a vault on fllncrs'
gang OF men have been searching FOR anOthcr missing
Tie fire DESTROYED $50 wooden houses there bein:
onIy one brick building the burnt district over 2oOO
tp6n we're bu ned ont 700 Of these sun itis
iV the last great the 2Otn oi June. rue loss
amount, to fuily 100000, with an insurance OF ABOUT
sso0uO divided, fIr as known, among the following
..,ti is.s
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
AFFAIRS Al TIE VATICAN.
n.-r..-.. n..t DI


"The POpe's health" Roman telegram to
The Times says remains without change, except
halitual sOmnOcncy which disquies ms physicians.
Although he likes 10 receive visitors and IS chaty with
them he seems have ceased 10 take interest tie
affairs OF the Church. ana almost invariably dspisscs
any one to talk To MIN on business. The af
fans OF the Pdpacy thout any supreme Pom
tical guidance being conducted simply by the heads
OF the various departments, ana by The presidents
of the various congregations. jealousy rcigns in these
bodies and as each docs suits ts Chiefs TIE Papa
Government is threatened with division and anarchy"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
REMARKS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

s. James H0icl-General Robert G. Schenck, OF
ohio Ir,reff Tfouse-Coone the Hon. William Fellne of
England captain Hamilton Perry o te steamship Adl
ATTIC FsIt frrnue Hofei-Thc Hon. Reuben T. fenton o
Jamestown ~ Y: General John B Frsbie Of California ana
william L. scott OF Erie Penn St Nictotts b0bt.lhe lon
Allen a. Rea H. Watertown y. " and James f. JOY, Pres
dent OF the Detroit Lansing and Lake Shore Railroad Com
panv Ne.0. Iorg Hotel Comman Ter John e.. walker u
+ - GtiSev House-Genersil john NJ CoTse of Ciicago
- Windsor HO-Albert Keep. pr sldelt Oh the chicago
and Northwestern Railway Company Surfsudnf Hgust-
InspeotOrGencra u. B. Saeket u. s. A., and Captain ~
Gh'rardi L. \ ~. Metro DOitGn HOtei-ProfessoT J. T.
IIilcard Of Washington ..As0r Hote-Naval Constructor
Edward HART L. = N...-. Hotei BTunfrek-James H. bes
of boston
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

Nt.Cr slightly ana James Inns sctloIs! ~
iurcd uy the ftng of chimney in Aratia-St.; cLo Is
RYAN was nuit ny I. ing from house IN Chdpt 81 tuG
Mis- Reed was slightly bruised by tie falling ladder.
Dr nkenncss ana rowdysm prevailed 10 rcat tN'eht
during ihc Il ing ui the Portland I"Wh Nou"ciI
was held "a 4 O'Clock. 10 al pt measures ol rrli
NotNi hstautmg WAS known To the police at an az
tempt hJd ..ade few Hlgts ago 10 ST nfe 10 the
hlur. o uiidns IN which tGc lire occurred, no iolc
man Was on lu IN thar .Ocaty whu the ire broke Ou
!sist uighi Officer Doucctto and PJcemln McDOudd
were odcrc to do duly chat district; DOuccttc went
home on leave at mliueht and McD maid Was not on
duty outside OF tie Office for iuy bali hohr before
The fre hr. ke out flc has knowledge Of when the
fire occurred. does deny ia IL might nave been
burning more nat hour before he knew any dining
IIll
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
THE COTTON SPINNER'S STRIKE.
LONDON, Saturday. Oct 20, 1877

The meeting of the Bolton Cotton Mills
wor,men failed to promote a settlement. The men are
strongly opposed TO contemplated reduction OF wages,
and nave been reinforced y strike Of 100 winerH and
piercers IN Manchester The Manchester Gu3T0dH say
We trust tnat insupeTable difficulties may ~
tho reyiSOns of thc lists OF prices but il is by
certain tha the work can be amcaDly accompllshcd.'
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
LABOR TROUBLES IN TIE UNITED KINGDOM
LONDON Oct. 2I, 1877.


The lockout of the irOnwOrkers i'll the Clyde
sbpyards who demanded increase of wages, began
Saturday The number affected yet is small but men
Will be dismissed as the contracts expire.
There II great depression IN the FOrcstOiDean iron
district The forgeneu OF FoIestvalc received notice
Saturday that they must pt hve per cent reduc-
ton Of wages terminate all contracts.
Nearly all tue strikers ON tne Great Southern and
Western Railway Of Ireland have returned 10 work
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

PANAMA, Oct 10.-m Bolivia, on the 10th
ult Minister Oblas spoke insultingy of General Dlza
at public dinner. The latter tbereupOn seized the
Minister dragged him from the table, and kicked him
scaudaOus affair rise 10 much uneasiness
IL said Obiitas intends to 10
Peru. pdZa found willing accept the position
which Obitas had died.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
FAILURE OF GERMAN BANKERS.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-1be Berlin correspondent
OF e teleerapbs that the Berlin bankers Hencke
& Iange with capital OF millions marks labOut
~ 7JOOJO have neen forced into liquldaii in cons'-
OF the Ia lure Of the Rtterschaftche Bank Ihe
creditors hope To In full after some delay
For other F0reign Ns,c' SEE Jdrs' page.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
RUMORED REVOLT IN GUATEMALA.
PANAMA, Oct. 10.-The Costa Rica, from

san Francisco via Mexican and Central American ports
arrived mere this morning at o'clock. The pursers
memoranda contains paragraph 20 the effect that
rious revolution had broken out IN Guatemala, but set
no correspondence private adyices confirming the
port has been receive.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

LARGE STABLES BURNED AT NEW-BRIGHTON, z. l.
A fire broke out, at an early hour yesterday
morning YOrk-aye., New-Brgnton in the large brick
coachonse aud stables owned aud occupied by Charles
H. Hamilton. Ghe building partially destroyed, with
Il lu-- OF 50
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

AN AUTUMN MANGUYRE.- t-sghted cap
tain; Who the doose are those Are they our divl-
sion or are they the enomyi III soon see 'Iention
Ere o yOley AT 3oV yaIds Ready-pssnI' Punch.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
LIE rnWN nE PORTLAND.

Portland which has about Il, 900 inhabitants is bult
AT the northwest OF hcadand, In tie estuary al
the mouth OF the River ST. Joan. At th~ corner Oh TIC
southeast Is the city Of 81. John which Portland al
ioius. ln New Brunswick 10 rinks next h I'M
uortaucc To -. John, having considerably more
people than Fred rctiou. Its streets, though some
wnat Irregular. well bmlt w. Inc prime pa
tnoroughfare is Man-si, when Oftcutimes Presents
busy appearance. Along thc ets shOri. facing the
haIOr and the west Shore facing the kiNeI 81 J"h are
"A numnrr oi large steam mills. snip buidnS \ also
carried Oh To moderate extent Inc wrilt9 citizens
reside m elegant hOuses erected on the road leading 10
Faryr ana on the range of hills the eastern part OF
The parish Portland il l,hted with gas, and supplied
with abundant water mdlantOWn, "A part or Portland
is The starting point Tor Fredericton and AL
NJ nIil lnc EINrr 81. .Mnn.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

"They run more cars, snr fwhen tho
whrth'r'S droi an the watkins good" sad a swtc
tender TO al ANXIOUS waiter for conveyance ast even
iug.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
TILE nrENING OF ST. JonY.

The city ST. John Of which p r,land is immediate
suburb was visited by a disastrous tire on June 20.
The entire business portion OF the city destroyed,
covering an or about 200 acres lying sOutn OF
Kmg-st. The fire broke cut ut $50 IN the Afternoon,
and gcd for nearly twelve hOuis, destroying property
estimated at less than SlO 100000, aud ten lives.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22

HOLMAN's PAD has done wonders for me.
hll subject Liver Disease Dyspepsia for over
T. b. DUSsHER, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
wILHELMyS GIFT 10 NR. WAsHBCRSE.
A PORTRAIT AND COUPLE OF COMPLIMENTARY
LETTERS.

WAsHINGTON Oct. 2I.-It Is known that
after Mr. wasnburne. late Minister OF the United States
to France had retired from Office Emueror William Of
Germany presented him bis eszc portrait painted by
distinguished artist Berlin. THIS portrait sent
to the German Consul Southampton to be presented
on the day OF his departure from that port for NewYork
on the IN ult IL accompanied by the folilw lug
letters from the Emperor and the other from Count
Won Bulow Minister of Foreign Affairs for tie German
Empire:
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT nUDNUTs u
BROADWAY.
Can 47o. Noon. 4so u m. 50'. Mldnlrht41'.
Highest durirg the dav. 30. iowe~f 49,
Average 477s same day. 1875. 59's.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
GOrhanl Mfg. Co.,
Silyersmiths, Union-square,

Have a1s Uaausna.iy attractive
stock cfSOAAis SALVBisesYAEsH
prepared lor the present sta'
sOn, that tlsey are Offering ai
RETAIL al Gl,c above location,
previous 50 the removal OF that
Department, ab0ud November 4,
the new premises Of'ElcoJOre
Rs. starr late Starr &i EarCus),
1OG Fi1rs~avcnsic, MADISON
square.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
Announcement

Anv one troubled with cough or cold. will
avoid much aud rs by us.Lg promptly Dr. JAMES
EXFECTORANT, an old curative Of conceded merit
New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
LOCAL POLITICAL CONTESTS.
THE ppoRaRIF RIVAL TICKETS.

THE PROBABLE RIVAL 1lCKElS'
ISSUE OF THE CONTEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE OPPOSING PARTIEs-THE CANDIDATES.
The two county and Judiciary tickets VIII
probably be constituted follows Tammany nan mas
regularly nominated all the candidates named under its
head. tho onr-Tammany Democrats and Republicans
have only decided upon their candidates except Judge
Rradv Inv conferences When there is any doubt OF te
Anal nomination. an interrogation point indicates the
fact .
judge OF suprn Corrt John r. Rrady }osn osdc H. KocS
Alderman Il samuel lewis Wm H. p'1cnS %elney;
WIN r Roberts. Andrew v Green.
l. g. Waehner. Henry tlanss n;
Senators " District. Edward Hocan. gosenh 81 nnon
V M -trict.. Al Warstaa. r Eobert S,ianso. ,,,,
VII nstrict. Geo. wNcGl~nn. John Morrlssey
VIII District. The CEEcclesine francsMhNuN'
Nothing approximang the truth can be stated in re-
rard 10 the District Aldermen and Assemblymen'
great many candidates are the field, but the chances
NJ any mans success cannot be safely weighed The
registration this year promises TO he about l3oooo'
which makes probable a Of 125,0OO There IS h'e
indicated in the figures as the character OF the regis
traon the falling of from the registration OF last year
being about the same i'm equally strong Dsihocr".i'
and Republican districts. 1t is dittcut 10 hh"he
comrarisons with the vote Of previous years W.
the situation now rs like that OF any recent year
Tho Democrats will not poll large vote in propor'on
70 the registration OF last the Repubhcahs o
the latter do not anticipae any such vote as hey pou
for Hayes-5e 600. The same proportion OF No.oS "
,strat,on as that Of 1876 would give the Republicans
n vote Of about 35 600 but the apathy SHOWN ny 'n'
NAV reduce this to 10000 The autiTammany ana Ger
man vote in the combination Is an unknown qn"u''!
lint may reach $4,000 votes. The Tammany vote II
broncbt ont in proportion 10 present registration VIII
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