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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

EXTRA stages will be run by Ben.
netts Bros. to-day, making as many
trips as possible to accommodate
those who may wish to attend the
celebration in Gold Hill or Virginia
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

MAN KiCKED.-On Saturday man
was kicked in the abdomen by a
horse, while hitching up his team
near the toll house. He was not Sc
verely injured.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

ILL.-T. D. Calvert came over yes
terday afternoon after medicines for
L. T. McLain of the Mound House,
who is said by DR.. Kirby, to be suf-
fering from typhoid pneumonia. We
hope Nc may pull through all right.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

DIR. ScHRAMM, the lightning boot
and shoe manipulato;, will close his
establishment to-day and celebrate in
his own peculiar style.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04
Or. NJ. HOLMES.
SURaEoN. AND MECHANICAL DENTIST.
81 South C St., Virginia.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JU.
Il dieisl District. in and for the county Of
Lyon, State of Nevada. In the matter
OF the estate of Mary Koran, deceased.
Notice lie hereby given by the undersigned
Executur or the estate of Mary Koran, de.
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said dect ased. to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
W thin ten months after the fin pubiicatie n
of this not,ce % the unders, gned Executor.
ut his residence il Silver City. l., on county.
T. l.. LYONS,
Executor of ksid lttate
JOHN CRoNN, Atto'r., 80 E.thte.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

STARTED UP.-The Sherman mill
has started up on ore from the Santi-
ago mine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

WILLIAM MONAGHAN is the name
of the man who tried to kill
John Shannon on the Divide last
Friday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04
BARBER SHOP.

IN ZACHARlAh. With Assistants
Il can always be found at his shop.
MAIN STREET. SILVER CITY. prepared 10
10 HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOINu aud
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner DOS.
slR.H. Shop open ell day sunday oivs hin
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

FRESH Garden, Flower and Field
Seeds at Stewards drug store, Main
street, Silver City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

cWGrt your clothes made to order
at J. W Downing's, and secure per-
Sect fit and good workmanship.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

Tue Horrb,es will parade in Gold
Hill after the regular procession.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

A SUBSCRIPTION for the aid of the
St. John sufferers is being circulated
in Virginia by Rev. A. G. Gillies.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

H-For paints, oils and wall
paper, go tn Stewart, the Druggist.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

VIRGINIA CITY still complains OF
high rents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

r.. s. RAW, for a long time assistant
superintendent and paymaster of the
Sutro tunnel, is making a flying visit
to his many friends on the Comstock
He will return to the Bay in few
DAYS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

A WOMAN by the name of Kate
Fay was yesterday morning removed
from house on E street, near the
ice company's office in Virginia, to
the hospital, and died few minutes
after arriving.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

ARE you thinking of any article
you need? Don't delay. but drop
a postal card to Uncle harris, 702
Kearny street, San Francisco, about
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04
P|RlI|N T|IINLa

HAVING LATELY ADDED. AND BEING
IL still IN receipt, of New Fonts of the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04

Rupture in the Democratic party.
Try a truss-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04
LATEST NOVELTIES

ton with our already extensive Stock, we are
prepared to execute all kinds of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-07-04
County Commissioners.

The BOARD of County Commission
crs met at the Clerks office, Dayton,
on Monday, July I'd, 1877. Present,
J. X. shaw, Chairman; J. G.. Nc.
Kenzic, g. w. Burrier, aud J. s.
Dallas, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27

the stand and proceeded TO his lecture from small
cards, which made feel though listening to
series OF notices such as Sunday school children
edited with. The lecturer hoped that tho
subject OF universal suffrage might be approached
without causing any III feeling. He went back
one thousand years Tor illustrations and came grad
ualy down 10 the present tme In 1777, said he
obliged 10 have a certain amount OF property
before he could have tho right OF franchise May the
be far distant before property Qualification again
becomes alaw. The OF The ad m ration OF
Thomas Jefferson be attributed 10 tho that he
progressive; that he allied himself with the
ignorant and the mass. tAppiause) II the
iocratc party OF the country. looks 10
q return OF property qualification II s los. For ni-
years the country has been ruled by Hamitonan
and whgism, and owing to this TACT q reactionary
feeling longer hesitated TO show ITSELF The Jeer
sonian policy was the source OF prosperity. See
where the Hamiltonian has loft usl IL Is sign OF
the times that such letter ms Macauiays should
been published IN Ha,pcrs Magazine, leading public
sentiment in tho direction OF dsiranchisemenL He
thereupon road extract from Macaulay, predicting
grievous results OF labor riots In OF suffrage which
applauded Have such results these followed
the labor strikes? asked the lecturer No. tho
strikes died OF their roltennesa And will II bo
universal suffrage is against the iaw7 No, indeed;
only there corruption Is hidden from sight, while here
tho free press stand ready 10 expose It. Why has
corruption grown IN Now York; Not because OF SUI
frage but because the votohas too much power Speak
ing OF the rights citizens he sHid Why should u man
be allowed to hold a mortgage upon your house?
loud applause from shabby man on the front row)
debts? II suits tho Twceds and others TO mako the
franchise more dicut but u SHOULD be extended and
include women and mnora The moro universal tho
suffrage the fowcr Tho 'rngs"
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Chester D. TibbItts. Liverpool via
Steamer Adriatic (I,r Perry. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Spain (Br, Grace, Liverpool oueenstown-F
steamer Anchoria dsr). iiedderwck
Bros.
steamer Existent tsr,. Cumming, Hamburg Joshua
steamer ksnsty.' ssn.om: pors au Prince savanilla
AnS ro. pny foyTHod c p.As.
Steamer o Biddi.; Davis; rhiiadslpha-James Hsud.
Ship sumner Mead Dixon, Yokohama ana liiogo-
Bark Aisnee SSor,. Pede!.en. London-c Tobias 4 Co
mouth fS5 cs xo. oof,s.. Co.
for orders-Louis Tetcns.
Barn Laisi KassisIS d:a Rass'sro. Cork or Falmouth
BARK spsransa (Nor), Olson, Cork for orders-Lous
Bark Hunnus Ans, Bartoi. Cork or Falmouth for or.
E ssss sss%.. S.s: st jssa H
Bark Emile eGer), schunsei. Bremen-ohas Lulins
bark Richard Pearse tBD Phillips Antwcrp-J Whit.
Bark Frsnxiska tNor,. Olsen, Rosserdsm-B ann,
Bark Kamien to.r,. Hiellerichs Ros.erdam-Fupen.
Eark Argo tBD, Frazer. Rottsrdam-snow 4 Burgess
Bark Won Moltke tBr) AcCuly, Havre-J whitney 4
Bark Emma tAus,, Lev, Alexandra (EgypN- sIocovieh
Bsrk Reindeer. Decker Dcmcrsra-H Trowbridges
Brig Arcange!o dtsD, Cacaee. Beyroush trurkey)-
Brig Clara Agnes tBr) Cannon. Kingston. jas de
scnr Susan rhurlow. Tabbut. London E-Brets, Son
schr Kate Miller. somers. Csibaricn-overton 4 Haw-
schr Samuel Ward, He.s. elphia-Cartwright 4
sehr Ii Hallock. Hallock delpha-cartwrirhs 4
scnr Dars csmpocn Bridgeport-ssamtord Manu,actur.
ing Co.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Oct 24-Arrived, schrs Lizzie, and Cor
nclis washington; d, q pnnn.u s.,,v ,,,,r
Passed uI for Gcorgotown-schn NJ locke. from
Bridgeport; sea Nymph, -.
Hoboscn: saiiie N sieclman boston; Chas Morrison
do; Tabor, New BEDFORD 4 Locke. Bridgeport; Ne.
from Fall RIVER Forencs Dean and Rcbecea osrses
Provide nee samuel Hart New Bedford Graham isrid
port; Jas Boscc boston sea Nymph, Duchess junction.
BosTON. Oct 2s-Arrlvcd. steamers Hermann Ludwig
% ssoa Sa Ssn
Jones L.sh.rn big h,on rssnns ,,n port 4s!eaona
Georgetown BIC Julia r Pratt Rvan.s John li.i Ind.
joseph Bsy%ors Bufdre Ph"dspni. John Procsor
Donnc, Baltimore; James ii moore, Doane. and Dow
Cleared Steamers Parth,an u,r). Mckay Liverpool
Bulgarian tyr) Frau, a. seminole A@.nsws savannnh
sailed-SteHmer Victoria (Br! Seminole.
Thompson, Moore, New York; octorars. Reynolds.
bsrss Paoiinn Il dtaD Roccatogata, Genoa Oreb Ita
OsIes Ames. Edmunds. Now York; Rhods Holmes, rccn
VCleared-stesmer VIM Kennedy Poster. Providence; |;
barks Queen Of the Fleet (Br). Willing, Bremen; Ceres
lSor), togenscn, Philadeiphia Rosa Maddaiena utal
Warren, Johnson Xavassa; l. Porter, Chase Boston
saIisd-ship Massul.y; barK M syalen len. w,,.
24,h Arrived, schr Eveline. Bard, Hobokcn.
Sailod--Schr Jachn. Gotchell, New York.
BANGOR Oct 24-Arvcd, schrs Lizzie Cochran. Hop
kins. New York; James sss Hatch rhilsdeIphia; July
BATH sailsd, ship BaiI!on new. Reed. ssvau-
nah: .ens 4%Ss s.s ssysy Ssr %.
TO load for Now Ycrk schrs Eno Phillips Baker, Helen
ssoIe odorno cpows DO TO or Has
phs. -
sn'4 nswS Rogers os Now Ma
cranmer. philadelphlA
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
Joint conference adjourned TO meet In the Fourth Dis
trict Civil Court al nine o'clock Monday evening.

WILLIAM n. ROBERTS FOR ALDERMAN.
Tho following ictter Of acceptance has been sent by
Mr. William r. Roberts to the committee appointed
by Tammany Hall 10 notify him Of hts nomination.
NEW YoRg, Oct. 81, 1877.
GxxrLENEN-Your letter informing me Of my nomi-
nation for Alderman Large by The Democratic Con.
yent,on has been received. While thanking the mem
bcrs OF tho Convention for this mark OF their good
opinion and kind REGARDS desire TO say mat Inc
nomination unsolicited and unexpected, ana, had
been consulted In advance would have conrteousiy
declined IT, Now however, that it has been made, 1
deem "the post o. duty the post Of honor" ana yeio
TO the wishes oi my fellow citizens
The commercial and real estate irterests-the busi-
ness man. the mechanic, the workingman-are all In
our local lawmakers, and there has never been time
in the history New York when wise and competent
rulers were needed than ut present. While
protecting the taxpayers against unjust and
10 tho vast industrial population oi our city VINO
contribute largely to its wealth, ana support almost
exclusively the great army OF small Keepers who
enhance the value OF our real estate by tho liberal
largely to the city IN lakes tho money expended upon
necessary and tudicous improvements.
a resident OF this city for nearly thirty years
owing whatever good fortune may have had 10 tho
generosity and enterprise OF its citzens-l feel very
pride u that pertains It's honor and pros
pcrity. And, q business man and taxpayer tor
many years, shall, elected, bring TO tho ONCE air
knowledge OF the wants Of the CITY, ana conscientious
resolve discharge its duties to the best Of my aOty
Thanking you again, gentlemen. for tho compliments
implied, accept the nomination courteously ten
dered, and doubt but that At the ensuing ccc
ton the people Of this CITY will clcct by an overwhem
ing majority tho ticket placed IN the field by party
earnestly resolved upon eradcatns the abuses OF the
past and OF governing this city IN the interest OF the
entire people. Very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM r. ROBERTS.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
FROM LADY OWNER OF REAL ESTATE IN

THIS CITY.
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
want Information. l am we'll aware that our Bro.
thcr Craven, OF tho Newark Prcspytory, would
say-"Ask OF your husband or father at home, but
alas for me IL have mother husband nor father Be-
Iaving that st. Paul kncw whereof no spoke whom hc
said TO tho unmarried that 1T Is good Tor the II they
so remain, am an 'old maid, ana years ago tho
good God TOOK from mo my father. Now, Mr.. Editor
since must lcsrn OF some man, II may as well be you
as another. see BY your papcr that grand move.
ment to reform our city government is on loot aud
learn that OF the chef relied upon 10 &C.
compsh this end IS restricted suffrage. Having no
man ut hand OF whom 70 AK, confess that do not
quito understand the meaning Of this phrase. Re.
stricted sufraSci Restricted To whom A resolution
presented at tho meeting ut Stenway Hall Tuesday
evening says restricted TO tax but later
In the evening Mr.. Simon Stern still further limits TINS
suffrage 10 the taxpayer OF $500 and the rcntpaycp Of
$3.50. Do tncsc words express what mon mean
or Ia TINS suffrage be stl further restricted 10 Tho
taxpayer OF $500, or tho man rcntpayer OF $3.50
This is idle question with me, assure you Alone
and unnided have accumulated IA property that am
not ashamod TO place beside that OF any man who has
gotten his honestly, by the labor Of his head md
bands NY property is In real estate in The upper
part OF tho city to-day the taxes assessments
II amount 10 moro than II would bring IN the mar
ko'. have had no voice In tho making OF any laws
uuoer which these taxes and assessments wore
levied, neither hns any man represented me.
ono hundred years ago u was said that
taxation rcpr0sc ta0n was oppres tion, what
ts IL to-day? Where | have been one among n few
who have been thus oppressed, II this amendment be
passed ! shall bc ono OF many. You q mean mcn)
have always said that women arc represented by q
husband father brother III you disfraDchisc the hus-
band fathcr brother Of the woman taxpayer, you
have the ask her Tor taxes and assessments
support city government in which shc no voice,
through tho representation OF her mac relatives
Verify there things IN heaven and Garth that pass
Understandings Aud not one OF the least Of thcm 10
the rulo by which man mctcs ou, justice to woman!
WOMAN TAXPAYER.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
THE WORKINGMEN'S PARTY.

A largo ana enthusiastic mass meeting OF the
workngmen held undcr the auspices Of the United
Workingmcn's party, at the Germania Assembly
Rooms, No. 29l Bowery, last evening The meeting
was organized by olectng John Ennis, Chairman, and
resolutions adopted indorsing tho action Of tho
workingmen's State Convention recently held at
Troy, and also denouncng free trado and
all monopolics Committees were appointed
to confer with the Greenback Party and the Bread
Winners League aud induce them TO unite with them
nnd support their State and county Ticket which they
willngto slightly alter by nominating some OF the
candidates OF the Grccnbaek Party and Bread VIM
ners. James Connolly, John ). JUNO, tho candidate
for Secretary State; George B. Blair the President
or tho Union; Charles H. Trunx, the Broad Winncrs'
candidate for Marine Court Judao, aud number OF
other gentlemen addressed the mocting
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.

LECTURE BEFORE THE LIBERAL CLUB-RE-
sTRIcTIoN The GREAT DANGER.
An audience numbering about one hundred persons
assembled in tue lecture Of tho College OF Ply
sicans and Surgeons last cvenng, TO hear Mr James
X. Hamilton ilcox, deliver u lecture on "Unversal
Suffrage before the Liberal Club OF this city Tho
audience, although not large, was motley one. and
consisted OF a handful OF Germans, q sprinkling Of
ladies', party OF medical students. one negro and
one japanese, besides tho members OF the club, a
casual visitor or two and couple OF reporters The
members OF the club wcrc distinguished by general
nir Of intelligence, long bair and high forcbcads tho
medical students by the vigorous manuer In which
they led tho applause
Mr. Wilcox, who is member OF the club, mounted
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
schr Hannah wiiless. Humphrey. Fall River for New

schr Hannah WiIetts, Humphrey. ran RIVER iof No"
Tyler I's r.sydsrss s Ssy r. ySrn Sax Yo,.
Msma ..nins r,ssIas.s; 70, ss Sew yS,s 1Sx
Ens 'ss sr New New
Sch, n rho@p.on, Thompson Hull froviasnss %! Nsw York
sssa sHs Rsn sRa s 1877 New New
schr Il Z Brown sseke,t. Providence iol New York.
ssSr WIN voorhis GoldsInish. fiovidsnce for Havsr.
schr West Wind Tracy Providence for New York.
isr Eliza serOner. serbnsr Providence for Philadei
sehr Fred Tyler Tirreil, ProvIdenee for New York
sehr Emma Q Windsor. Wood, Providsncs for New
schr Geo Gilman, Bacon, Portland. o. for xsy YCy.
Esyn1 oI
% puP o sy S.w i0.
schr Fila Rsbeccs Ryan. rrovidence for New York.
ssSr sa o YORK.
schr Annie Martin. BorelI. Ney Haven 70, Now York.
.sehrJ Hess Hspworth, connocticu. River Tor New
Schr Z Waterman, Hrehley. Nantucket for New York.
senr rssesdsie Csswe Per ros New York
sssr wS tsysFGs smith Gnnsssq 70, rhsdspha
schr nenrietta, Willard. New London for Now York;
@ sis's. :. sis ss..
s New YORK
y! q sss
Schr Sarah Babcock, Boil, Greenwich for Now York.
Schr Mail, Mead. Greenwich Tor New York.
Schr A Forsyth. Hobbte Stamford tor Now York.
Schr Orlando smith. FERRIS Porcheser for New iork.
BOUND EAST.
Ms and St Johns NF.
Bark King tBrj. Nugcnt, New York for Antwerp.
Bark Won Motke tBr). McCuly. New York for Hnvrc.
oth tho above outward bound barks at anchor in
Hart Island roads.)
Tho large Sound all passed the Herald TeIe-
graph Station. bound out regular time Tho night
exseedingly dark and wet with heavy northeater
reaching the roads above number the small Sound
boats on reaching Whtestonc rem aimed for harbor
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
SIXTH ALpEaMAN1c DISTRICT.

An adjourned meeting OF the Conference Committee
from the Independent democrats, ant-Tsmmanyite
and German American independents, OF the Sixth
Aldermanic district, was held 10 the Fourth Civil DIS
trct Court yas.fday afternoon.
Aites y good deal OF discussion as to what course
had better be pursued by tho joint conference, Justice
otterbourgs motion. that the Republican Convcn-
tion be invited by the joint conference 10
nominate one alderman, anu that the confer
enco be invited nominate the other, pro-
vailed. A subcommittee OF from each organ
zation represented was appointed by the Char 10
meet n sfmlnr committee from the republicans 10
Icct and submit TO the next Convention suit able
inecs OF the JOINT opposition to Tammany. Mr.. Audcn-
rcfth, OF tho German "A merican independents; Mr..
Asbnlau, OF tho independent democracy; Mr..
T. J. Carly, OF tho antl-Tammsnyitcs, with
Mr. Bogort, tho chairman OF The conference, and It's
secretary. were appointed ON that committee. The
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

Axoy Sept l2In port, bark Marina (Br Jesn for Now
;h. sssTSs
oS sr Il Nov s'sss ssss
Soth chip Herald Of the Morning. Towne. Table Bay for
BArAvIA, Aug 2a-Ar,y.a, barss John CLARK eon.us,
siro ana sailed Sop. fer load for America;
2s.h; Hazard kars'ens, Tegul goth Frank LamSfeth.
N Sep. ships Herald Of the Morning Iowne from
Xn.Sa.c S.fks isaac v Oliver B Lent.
i.
UaATHAn Nm, Oct s.Arrivea. barAs e Miueaxo lBr.
tsnia Geu aremvold sansander; 10th. soandary fFr)
CLEARED Oct 8 barks Nora tNor, Nelson, Menai Bridges
'1in sSs sss. SI- o1ssa pos Bushnell.
M sss s: sss::
s;ss q Si; :i Hss; sas. s Fl .s II.
* Si. s ep S
Berry from Liverpool arrived sept 9; sumarn Clongh.
i"x. sss yc.s VIM 6sss: S.say iss dc; aass..ss.
wallace
D'Mia ss Sss - % ..1sp p
YG.. 1r3 ROCKY Glen 'n Mobile hes been
we're improperly placed North Sidney In yesterday i'm
den iron sesieo, having repaired. London.
k,sss.os: Ja Ess ss7 PA-Arivsd. steamer clarlss.
sailed asth. ssesmsr Atlas dsr,. Low, Now York;
for ~" as ows an
Freden, for do; Vile DO Bru1ellos (fi. raA do via
HAYAcukx, Oct la-In port, schr Alabama. Ross from
MoxraxlL Oct 24-Arrrved. s,eamers Peruvian, Smith,
Liverpool! ~ .ste Aegsntie, Bastsrssy, q I'D, do
Dunsinane, Young Gloucester; Lottie. innis. Queens
NEwroar, T. oc. 2s-Arrived, bark Sarah Smith tBr,,
XsvcisrLn NB, Oct Is-Arrlved brig Rambler tBr,,
Cleared 22d, bark Kong syerro (Nop Nelson Belfast
roHr .w lar. 1sp, % 2oAvoo Dark Herbert Black
PALKRso Oct l7Arved, bark Ironsides Tapley, Phia-
TATn.s. Oct 2-saiIed, brig l. Munson. Huntley,
QursTc Oct o4-Arrived, steamers waldensan. Ste
phcns Glasgow; Gresham, Mace Boston for Montreal
o ~
Of 9asoos FscoSe, .Sr a G1"v''spd s,,i. tor dc
SINGAPORE. sept 4-sailed BARK AMMO Reed, Crowell,
In port sept g. ships Leonora Griffin London Whit
tier swAp; for bombay; Don Sutxoc, King unc; bark
EHAscuAr. sept l4-saleu. bark stratheam tBr. An
sA.snAss Aug 23mA5rivsa ,ehs 1. and City, Howo'
p Amp a,r,ysd .sesmcr n.poa, m,
Hui,on Batavia snd sailed 25th for and Port
Sailed Ang ~. bark Sabine. Williams. Passaroeang
,snnLnunsr rs Oct 24-Arr.ved bark Brothers Prldo
ST Joass re. Oct lin port sch Potosi Curtis. from
ST jons. SB. oe. st-Arriyed, bsrks MARQUIS Of Bue
Cleared path. bark Eblana tBr). Olsen. Dublin
vIcroRIA, Oct is-Arrved, bark Southern Ocean tBr
YokonAnA. Sept 22Arrivcd, schr Ocean Pcari, Grin.
in port sept 20. bark cremona Gove. for New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

The Republican Senatorial Convention OF the Sec
ond district met last evening and nominated Eugene
d Berri.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
In the First Assembly district the democrats have
nomi mated Daniel Bradley.
The democrats of tho Second district have nomi.
mated Thomas Clark.
In the Third district General W. Il. Stenmetz has
received tho republican nomination.
SUPERVISORS.
Joseph Quick has rcceivcd tho republican nomina-
ton for Supervisor OF tho Third ward.
Emil A. u. Luhrs received tho republican nomina-
tion IN tho Eleventh ward.
The Twcnty-third ward republicans have nominated
Ernst Nathan.
The republicans Of tho Twenty.1 ward placed in
nomination Potter Van CDtl.
ALDERMAN.
William A. Fritz received the republican nominato
for Alderman of tho Twenty second ward.