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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
THE STATE OVER.

Gdircston C5,mtE--The cotton buyers
have instituted suit against the cotton
presses for the recovery of unjust
charges,
Wood C6mH-Mineola is nearly ms
much excited over the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad prospects as
Denison, hence the scarcity of local
news in the Flag,
M Brd;os County The Bryan Appeal has
suspended,-Bryan has organized a
military company. attempt was
made last week to burn some of tho
best buildings in Bryan.
Nardrro Comiy-A young man in
Corsicana got hold Of II trunk which
contained dynamite or its equivalent
and in handling it pretty roughly, the
explosive went OIL, shattering the trunk
and contents TO atoms, some of which
the baggage-smasher found in his body.
Kdutmdn CoDmtE-The Elmo Beacon
gives the particulars of q sudden death
in that place on Saturday of last week.
Mr.. Powell came into the office of DIR.
Splawn, and lay down on the lounge.
In short time he was unconscious, and
though medical aid was offered, lac
could not recover.
Lamar COmtH-General Joseph +.
Johnston visited Paris on Tuesday last.
The Parisians are troubled over the
name of its first born fire engine Re.
member, "a rose by any other name
would smell as sweet. The North
Texan wants Ector's brigade to have its
reunion at Paris.
Colin C5mig-Dr. q. U. Calhoun was
bitten by rattlesnake, while toying
with it. lie came near losing his life
by the poison. lie is now out of dam
ger.-Peter Bomar was also bitten,
but not dangerously hurt, by snake
bite. --Rust has attacked some fields
Of wheat in the east part Of the county
Tfdris C5uniy.-The Austin Leader.
the evening paper, after an uneyentftil
career Of three months, has suspended.
and Mr.. Leader has the sympathy Of
the Austin papers as coincidence for the
financial loss sustained in the enter
prise.--The Germans are getting up a
Senger-fest for next autumn.-De
Gress. Hendricks, Chandler and Neill
are the candidates for mayor Of Austin
at the June election.
GraysoH C5uniy.-A. L. Darnall ofthe
Patriot, has been made postmaster at
Sherman. John Dorchester win act as
assistant--The two months grand |
jury adjourned after finding four hun
bred and twenty three indictments.-I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
Peter the greats Wnl-RussIa Exc.
cutting His Desire.

When Peter the Great died, he LEFT
a will which is said to be state panel
OF great excellence to the Russians
lo advised them to spread their Dor.
ders and advance the commercial i'm.
terests OF the nation by every means
possible. His council has apparently
been followed, with beniiicial results
Notwithstanding they are little un.
scrupulOus In regard to the means EN-
ployed. The following is an extract
from the will:
We must progress as much as rossi.
BILE In the direction OF COnstantinople
and India. He who can once get pos.
session of these points is the real
ruler of the world. With this view
we must provoke quarrels at one time
with Turkey and at another with Per.
STA. We must establish wharves and
docks in the Euxine, and Ly derr, ga
make ourselves masters of that sea. as
well as of the Baltic, which Is doubly
important element In the success on
oul plan. We must hasten the down.
fall OF Persia, push on TO the Persian
gulf If possible, re-astablish the
ancient commercial intercourse will
the Levant through Syria, and fore
our way into the Indies, which are the
storehOuses Of the world; once there
we can dispense with English gold.
Moreover, we must take pains TO es.
tablish and maintain an intimate
union with Austria, apparently eoun.
tenancing her schemes for future 40.
grandizements in Germany, and ali
the while secretly rOusing the jealousy
OF the Union States against her. In
this way we must bring Ii TO pass that
one or the other party shall seek aid
from Russia, aud thus we shall organ
lie sort Of protectorate over the
country, which will pave the way to
future supremacy.
We must make the house of Austria
interested In the expulsion Of the Turks
rom Europe and we must neutraljze
Ne jealousy + capture OF Constan.
'inopie' IA sn pr occupying itl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

The remains of the inpctuous chief
tain and his intrepid command are to
be given christian burial in the cemete-
ny ut Leavenworth, the removal having
been determined upon by the war de-
partmcnt, and a portion of the army
contingent fund being set apart to de-
fray the expenses Of the same. Colonel
NJ V. Sheridan, Of General sheridan
stall has been detailed to superinteud
the eXhumation and transfer Of the re-
mains, and accordingly left the city
on yesterday for the field of the mOssa.
ere, expecting that the trip will con.
sumo about five weeks,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
A Nevada Romance.

Nevada will furnish Russia one re-
cuut lie has been acting as II waiter
in restaurant in Eureka, whcrc his
education and intelligence were known,
but not his rank Now it appears that
he is Count Alexander Hahn, who
killed his antagonist in a duel and He'd
from Russia after being disowned 10y
his family. Very recently he was in
formed of his pardon and restoration to
his rank of colonel in the chasscurs of
the grenadiers. lie has received u
letter from the Russian consul at San
Francisco, who has orders to provide
the count with the necessary funds and
transportation for his homcward jour
ney, and he will take the field.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
Young men Don't Waste YOurTime In
New York

A man may marry in New York, but
he doesn't always get his wife. A Cali
ilorniau named Joseph Ropea married.
a young lady named Morrison without
the knowledge Of her parents, who
charge that the fellow was after their
wealth, As soon as the marriage was
discovered the young woman was care
fully put away by her parents out of
the reach of her husband, and he, to get
possession OF her, applied for q wit of
haLe1s coriits. Judge Barrett decided
that the parents should keep their
daughter, and hereafter when Il man
wants n wife he'll know enough not to
waste his time in New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

The Cressol hm information OF The
waylhyng Of three icsp1raioes Of the
Indian territory and thinks lhoy have
been ludiaul2ed ilr acknowledgements
Wnirg'oa CmG--A murder was
commtiri "Wednesday evening uIiarI
Cole, circus had boon Zoo town a p1rly
Of Germans, from Austin county came
~ town, and one named Ward who
was quito noisy Jeff town 40 h.ap from
being orestcd lnlo at night h man
nmncd Mohlmon,WAs found dend ln ihe
road about % mile from town Ward
was shot In the head, and llci, bat viii
probably be- found and 10 H thought
win be- able To throw some light on the
dark deed
Ilumt C1mtl-Tho cnso Of poison.
Ing west of Fort Worth reported na
bclng q case Of the most rcaklossnos-
on record. II appears that tho pack
age was duly marked arsenic but
several pronounced IL soda, and houoo
II was used in making biscuit l.. NJ
Briggs, oi Comauchoi II q Walters of
Dallas, the cook Of the party Frank
Lantery, Of Fort Worth Charles House,
Of tho frontier and Jake Pauhl OF I'LL.
nois, with two others were victims OF
the wanton carclctsnoss, They were
still in danger at last report, ---' Billy
Panther kept by Fire Company No =
for about seven months, died and re-
cciycd christian burial by the company.
H7a Comtu-1hc military ball was
the social event of the state fair Bcau'
~ aud military splcndor mingled in %
happy union on that occasion The
military drill was witnessed by very
largo crowd The Washington guards
of Galveston won the company drill
and tho Bryan cadets in the battalion
ddll. Major James L. Bmklcy Cap
= tain A. +, Smith and Colonel AshbcI
Smith, acted as judges. After the com
petitiyo drill, the soyen companies
passed in review on dress pmade.-----
The largest and best display of llowcrs
and vegetables that has over been on
exhibition in the state, was made at the
fair Tho races OF the thirdday were
first mile heats, best three IN five
not run, owing 10 the condition OF some
OF the horses entered. The second race
, trotting in harness won by Billings
making the first, third and fourth heats
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

MR, A. l.. DARNALl, of the Sherman
Patriot has been appointed postmaster
at that place. We congratulate friend
Darnoll upon his appointment, and
while we regard his acceptance as II
rotrogression, yet we are very certain
that the selection is one of the very
best that could be made from the re-
publican party in Sherman. Darnall, like
Chase, of Waco, is hard fighter for the
party, but Notwithstanding that, possess.
es the confidence and esteem of his breth-
rem of tho press in all matters outside
OF politics. We congratulate the citi
2ens OF sherman and urge upon the
new postmaster vigilant attention to
the service in this region of the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

We get our latest news from TINS
DAILY DALLAS HERALD and it is clever,
indeed, in that establishment to send
its daily in exchange for our weekly.
TuE HERALD, now SO ably conducted by
Mr.. j. L, Barlow, is one of tho best
papers in the state, and our citizens
should remember that they can get the
latest news eight hours earlier from
The HERALD than from the st. Louis
papers Paris North Team,
We are deeply indebted to our kindly
neighbor for the above handsome CONS
pliment, and the notice, with the favor
of an exchange, is worth TnR DuLy
HERALD. We trust the advantage of
eight hours over st. Louis, and fifteen
over Galveston, will be appreciated
by the citizens of Paris.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
Turkish WAR on Female Vanity.

IIamdi pasha Turkish minister of
police has issued decree ordering all
Turkish women to discard the European
costume and return to the national one
thus obliging them to sacrifice ON the
altar of patriotism the trred robe,
high.heeled boots the Paris hat, and
the chignon itself But the CONSTANT
nople official does not appear to have
succeeded for correspondent writing
from that city state that the ladies
make their appearance at the Valley of
the Sweet Waters with boots, the heels
of which, are higher than ever and 9th.
er articles of attire in accordance
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

The HoUsT0N TELEGRAM at last wakes
up to the Importance of the wheat crop
OF the state. How many elevators have
they in the Bayou City, and how much
capital have the business men used in
encouraging the growth of the cereal in
TexasY Not much we opine, and yet
she could so place large sum as that it
would do much good and bring Hous.
ten in a magnificent return for the out.
lay Dallas HERARD.
The Telegram has not recently walked
up to the importance of the Texas
wheat crop. On the contrary, it has
been from the first day of its existence
an earnest advocate OF the Importance
of encouraging and developing the cul.
ture Of bread crops in the state. As
to Houstons appliances and ability TO
handle the Texas wheat yield, il Tm
HERALD was as wide awake ~ IL ought
to be, and as anxious TO learn as il has
been unfortunate in exposing its ienor.
ance OF home affairs, II would know
that Houston has the finest and most
improved elevator in the state and that
its merchants, with considerable expe-
rience in handling Texas and Kansas
wheat, are prepared with capital and
every other requisite, to attend TO all
the wants OF our growing grain trade.
L Houston Telegram.
We have the best excuse in theworld
for our ignorance, and II is this We
have closely scanned the columns of
the Houston papers, and no notice of
such elevator appears therein, either az
an item Of local intelligence or as an
advertisement. The Tslesrans man.
ners might be improved, even il its in.
tellectuhl discrepitude bids defiance to
the usual remedies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

A PHILADELPHIA paper says that Gov
ernor Throckmorton, Of Texas, il n
candidate for speaker nj the next SOS.
sion of congress, We have heard many
suggestions not half 30 opportune rs
this, regarding that same speokcrship,
There is not another man in that body
better qualified or who would render
the whole country better or moro inn
partial service. We trust the Phila'
delphia paper will urge tho matter, and
that the. distinguished Texan named
may bo chosen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

VIZ have advices from friend at
Waco, TO the effect that Senator Coke is
hard at work studying the problems
likely to be presented for senatorial
consideration next session, We trust
tho Pacific railroad bill will engage the
attention of Senator Coke. We know
that while he is not in favor of the
states granting. farther subsidy, yet he is
warm and devoted advocate of national
aid No man better understands the
practical utility Of this great national
enterprise than does Senator Coke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
Turkish Official Tities.

Cincinnati Enquirer SULTAN he
sovereign OF the Turkish empire, the
recognized organ Of all ecutiyc power
in the state. His headquarters are at
Constantinoplc.
Porte-The government of the Turk
ish empire.
Sublime Porte--Tho official name of
the government so called from the gate
of the sultan's palace.
Grand Nizier--The chief minister of
the Turkish empire.
Dyan--The Turkish council of state
the cabinet"
Grand Mufti-Chiof interpreter of the
Mohammedan law and head of the
Wise Men '-jurists, theolocians and
HcrJti-who assemble for consultation
on his order. He is mostly STYLED the
chief of the faithful, A writer saws .,
ftnca or decree from him would sum.
mon around the standard of the proph,
ct all the tanatical herdcs of Islam to
| fight to the death against the "intidels,
in the firm belief that death on the
battle field is sure passport to para
disc.
Pasha-Goyenors, viceroys, COM
manders civil and military rulers of
provinces,
Deys-About the same as pasha.
Sheill-rhc name given the heads of
Arabian trihss or clans. 1t means elder.
or eldest in dignity and authority.
Osmandi-Turkish official.
lslam-Thc religion of Mohammed
lslams-Mohammedans themselves
Mussulman-A follower of Moham.
med.
Ottoman empire-Another name for
the Turkish empire, and derives its
name from Osman, its founder.
Osmanlis-The Turk nroper
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

TnE Waco Ermiuor, briefly but iorci'
bly, puts tho contrast between Waco and
Dallas, thus lake leo rctails in Dial
las at one cent par pound, while down in
this section tho dealer in frozen watcr
ondoavors to impress you with his III
erality and public spirit, 0s he vends it
at five cents per pound, Why this
great dilierencoY'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

wiha war with the old European
slal,s. or hy allowing u d share ol lhr
spllls, Wh.rl 40 san atprwali resume
al uuf leisure.
W. must COLLECT around nur house
AZ a center all the detached sections
of Greeks which arc scattered hploAH
u Hungary. Turkey Hrd Hlu.n TO-
land. We must make them lk ~ us
for suppor, and thus. py establishing
beforehand a sorr uf erclesiasllehl ~
urematy, we shall pave che way lol
universal spyereWtY'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

WnES Morton declares that Tildcn
lost his election before the people and
in congress in consequence of his letter
against southern war claims, he writes
himself down either IN Ass or q willul
liar No other circumstance Of the
whole canvass conduccd more toIildon's
advantage than that Same letter,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
y, Unmeron nnd tlcnerni Grnnt.

New York Tribune; The Hon, Simon
Cameron nominatos General Grant 10
save the country again as soon IA it gets
nicely ruined, 1t is computed that
about twonty years will be required to
accomplish fairly successful ruin of
our institutions without the assistance
of Mr.. Cameron. so that the ex-senator
is probably the first to nomc caudi-
date for the campaign of 1896
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
Hayes Killed che southern RepubIi

Toledo Journal: The talk about
North Carolina and Tennessee going
republican this year. is bosh. HAYES
has knocked the stuffing all out Of the
republican party south. You might AZ
well try TO drill hole through Berea
grindstone with bologna sausage as 10
p,,,,a,,aiesak up the democratic party south by
ting their principles and appoint,
Our Hebfebeis TO Office,
their cha
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

Richmond, Virginia Enquirer The
Cincinnati Enquirer having interview
ed ex.Prosidcut Hendricks, wants to
run him for United States senator.
Keep Hendricks fresh for Wheclers
chnir In lNSl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

MouroS declares for Hayes, "Tho
lion and the lamb have laid down
together at last, and it's going TO go
hard with one Of them, Which 7
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

Tur Nayasola 7abhi has dropped the
patent outside, aud is sticking severely
10 the half sheet which Is FIR better
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

QUA friends over In Ellis are again
moving 10 effect the completion OF the
Waxahnnhlo Tap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
DIRECTORS.

~. w; Crowdus, ". D., Dallas; Phil. Y
c.nange Bank Of jefferson CITY. Mo. n
aasfsalls, OF Marsalis a Underwood. Who'll.
sale gioeers. Dallas; Col. II. +. Fryay. DaIIa..
,; u. Williams. OF Williams a Tolliyer. r r,,si
Anderson county, Texas: Johp pissnIsr,
mons aitorney.ai-law, Dallas; q. Nj SELL,
paiias n NJ krvay Dallas. jan1lix.A -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
Wanted 10 aur

NNrANIEn 10 BuY-A house IA y very
w desirable location, ana CONVENIENT 10
burlur.g OF rlty railroad, Address, stating
lowest terms, % Il, q, be- Herald once
NY u
kXyANTEu-llun gear of Hight, two,
w horse wagon, Muhl hu ia Bnndl buuhl
condition, Enquire no i2d Elm street,
my.h'-l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
COMPOSITION
ROOFING!


amstlll putting on my Roofs.
have about twenty-five thousand dollars
ON from four years standing, down to two
hundred squares roof, half finished ana
under contract, in Dallas.
am putting on iirst-class Roofs Mt 81 per
square, Best of reference, II required.
w u, DIROLL.
Cor, Camp & Griffith sts., or LoX Box rs, Dal-
las, Texas. HprlS-dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
DALLAS, TEXAS.

SUNDAY MORSISG iijltitM MAY ~.
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Wanted Fomalo Help,

NtVANTEp-On June bth, German or
w SWrde SRI a. do general huuscWofk'
Must Boz good cook, washer AMI irnner
Family small Apply TO the editor Oh we
llutHlu. nA-hdl
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hAtrHH family ln ihnc'y
Il tnW ,,autb tu spIl % .d-Ipum htlhN rAl'
0f rrttr klirleu Wrriturl uu} ihlls t'.5
M 900 luur9 10 nt cell 90 3 ihiYN N iil
Main ttIttl, Hi 900 u'i stand NJ J, o. llhl
3 III. Hud casl viii be paid i1r %, int' DIV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE,

We manufacture Beans celebrated Force
fump-a small fire engine over ready ut
your door. 1t will sprinkle your garden and
ward, aud raise water from the deepest well
easier than any other pump in use. 1t thor
oughly vent,lates wells and trees them frorl
foul air. We also keep the Little Giant Fire
Engine, adapted for small towns. The
Power ana force of this engine for throwing
water Is Incredible. IL must be witnessed To
be- believed.
mhS-0m LlTTELL 4 NEWELL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-27

nANNAssT lls-A few good nlen ~ can
I NHs nT illlt manual Ol SOCIAL hhu lN-
supsi Forms, Cell az address 10 w. nll9lei
ItAn.. AprH-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

POWER or THE CUSTOM nOrsF STILL APPARENT
Primary elections were held la't evening in
the various As,emul, districts thrOu sh1ut The city ana
delegates were chosen the Couuty Senate. Aldermen
and Assembly Conventions. TIC elections passed 0h
uueily Two tickets ia tie wa District. one
los the Lake faction and The other by tue Brpy faction
each oi which the Icsu ar assucatUu Of tia
district.
The uaes OF the leading delegates ARE familiar - men
nave HEUr Tor years past IN The Convention OF iIt
Custom II use organization. The Wclan1Wn names - e
use OF rrcpgu ned lOliiicms; utw ntntN alpridth
are 0f men aim ,s wnulv kuoWu III IRE {. N.u Nych
and Morris Flicdsin le ii he DELEGATES OF toe HI As ep
id, ID stncl. Au-tn L'akc heads oue. an Alb anal
l. nj tie c1cS is tIchet n tie Nth District Coineihs
Van Con, C. " Kin- and ". X SpoOnrr appear IN tn
Vita district dcleg uiOu. George Bliss heads the
Xii. Dstnci ticket; CHARLES b. So ncer, vi liau
OFT II, + edcuck G.. il.ey, AuSOu q. M.Cuok ana
Isaac u won are IA tie Kiln District DIT CATION .
i m H. 81 dy and Jusepb G. Pmckll figure ~ tie r.
ctrrlu. dclc.atcs e. ON XIV ID Dstllr. William H.
elm r. G aries ~dtrrcc and C. i. IietJtn are most
familiar names tie nriegatiO from cANth DIS Ilc
Jo " Mason, H. X. Pine ls aud John McC lne grace tne
dclcg itiO frnm an XNllu Dsilct; wnc B'ruafd BIZ
t. I'D Tnuliils Murphy add dignity 20 ttAi rom tlr
XVII ID strct; cX-Judge A j. Dttenhueier ana VII
nam II. Dazzling are .iKod t,Ech'r % tue NAiA ID ~
met, ana kufus f.. CpNIng a.d LOWS j Phillips repre-
II VITA Otucrs the Il stuI bed NNl,t DiSlct Inc con
yout.ous sill belong to the Custom House X pubLcdils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-17
COMBiNlAG AGAINST IAnMANY.
THE ANTI-T,MMANY DEMOCRATS CoMBINE-JoHS R.
BRADY TO BE NOMINATED BY THEM.
Mo no,rnrnn,c.. hnll vnstnrllY alInrnnnn NJ

THE ANTI-T.MMANY DEMOCRATS COMMISSIONS R.
BRADY TO BE NOMINATED BY THEM.
The conference held yesterday afternoon at
Nos & and t..lst TwentythIrd-s between t.o Green
and BiNby Anti ammany Organizatlous,wa harmonious
aud favorable to u combination. Judgr Otte, bOurg. Ia
tho conference Of Monday evening, predicted tnai the
Germans would accept the basis arranged yesterday
There were present It yesterdays conference the
Committee the Independent Democracy tMr. Ge. ~
part,) consisting OF Rufus f. Andrews. Charles IL
Swan William Arrowsmlth Andrew Wagner ANA William
Cusnman. Andrew II. Green was also present Senator
BiN by and Judge Murray represented tho Antiramauy
organization. Ii decided first % nominate John t.
Brady Justice OF the supreme Court and 10 make
sucu public endorsement of him TO place Tammany
Hall in the position Of undressing the opposition cand
ats or ~ nominating somebody against Judge Brady
who II is Thought Is sure Of election. Candida
were nots sugye ted for tue two judgeshs the Mar ne
Court out viii be oOncedc 10 he Rcpu lic.ns The
Lac OF George W. Sauer discussed fOr Register.
Tne Republicans mainly Interested Ia seeming
a ID mocra lc Board OF Aldermen opposed to rauuauy
two srnaor ON tne slate, BixbY In the NIlith
District Johu Morrssey In the llth District. the
Green organization have Wan. IL SecOr,l tue
With hi strict while Tammdny Hall Will fJln David
Dude, Field. the Republicans are 10 bo Ohetcd tue
Van ana Vlti DistricCs Tue d.yslOn Of Assembly
diates will lei Ia the conferences committees OF
Assembly Districts.