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The New York herald., 1878-10-30

RATIFICATION OF THE TAMMANY NOMINATIONS
IN THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
A spirited meeting OF tho regular democracy OF the
Eleventh Assembly district held last night In the
west sido Gsrmania Assembly Rooms, on the corner
Of Twsuty-sixth street ana seventh avenue. Fire.
works, bonares and calcium hghls, together With u
band OF music, added 70 tho enthusiasm Of
tho gathering. Tne large hall was donseiy packed
when the meeting called TO ordon Alter
tho election OF n chairman, several vco chairmcn and
number OF secretaries. Mr .. r. X. Peck called
upon 70 address tho meeting. He responded with
arraignmons Of those so-calicd democrats who had
deserted tho camp TO which they owed allegiadcc;
dwell upoo tho reapporuonmcnt question and tho
action OF the Board OF Equalization oil state tax.s,
and wanted TO know whether u was tho duiy
Of q democrat to leave the regular ovganiza-
ton aud support combination which, n successful,
would only perpo.ua,e tho injusticss to which the
workb II gnicn ana taxpayers oil this city sub-
iectsd by the unjust treatment OF republican Legs
ialure. Mr. Peek concluded hs remarks by INTRO
duc,Lg n Mr.. Auderson, who discussed ~ length tho
paraiivs merits vi tho candidates. denounced
the combination domocrAis as conspirators shaking
hands behind screen win Tho very mon whose open
NM. yKsoxxs RxnARKs
As Mr. Anderson about to retiro from the plat
form the por.ly form aud bsamng Mr. Lawrence
X jerome appeared upon u. HIS arrival was tno
Sssn a.. ma s,c which sounded .Haii TO The Chie'
and tho cheers had subsided Nj. Jerome opened y
br'of, but happy address, win the announcement
that he was not responsible ,W his presence
,here and did not intend 10 make
speech. Colonel wags,aG and Judge Dioiendorf
dropped In 10 see him ~ mis- headquarters IN the
Woodbine aud insistcd that he shouid como. "Why,
they want TO what kind oi man tney have Tor u
candidate 80 come aud show yourself" they said TO
him. snow, remember" no said. 81 am only nero
ou exhibition, not 10 sddrsss you. (Laughter aud
appauscJ nope and believe snail DO o'ocicd, and
you know the principles upon which l lay claim 10
Jour support Gong intoa campaign 10 good deallkc
aoluR whore they havo Two kinds OF whiskcy. We
nope Tor the host but arc prepared Tor tho worst.
There arc three things necessary. Fret, tho nomi
nation: That 1 havo without tho seeking. Next,
money TO meet Tho expenses. Thanks that elections
are not they used 20 be and not much OF that
required Thirdly, orators, and Tor those roy upon
my friends Colonel WAgstan and Judge DiclcndorL
Who ara responsible tor my being hers and VINO,
know, will hold Out" Mr.. jerome retired whiio
the chosrs which welcomed hun were repeated.
ornER ADDREssRa
Colonel Wagstan briefly told tns meeting that thcro
such word tail. Tho ticket put In the Hold
by Tamlnapy Hail was bound TO win. Mr.. Fernando
Wood was next announced aud received u hearty
welcome Hc regretted the division In The ranks OF
The local democracy; that In shoir desire
TO govern the oity OF New YORK
these dwansetsd democrats shoaid sndan-
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
THE ACTORS HOME.
xDwrN YoRRxsr's cHARrrY-THE xAxoR or
PHILADELPHIA DIsPosEs OF SOME caIrI-
CIsMs ON ITS MAHAoHMESr.

EDWIN YoRRxsT's cHARIrY-THE NAyoR or
PHILADELPHIA DIsPosEs OF SOME caIrI-
CIsMs ON ITS MANAoKMExT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, 1873
Some time ago Mayor ssok'ey Of this oaiy. received
letter from William Dsv'dse, the actor, complaining
Of the bad management OF the Home Tor Actors pro.
vidsd for by Edwin Forrest his will, bot which
Mr.. Forrest placed under conditions when, a. 10
we'll known have unfortunately hamperod tho trustees
In cndsavorng carry out tho groat actors wishes
Mr.. Davdgs's lstter was accompanied preceded BY
potit,on extensively signed by actors In Now York
aud Philadelphia, praying Mayor Stoklsy 20 invcstl-
gate tho mansg cement OF tho Home. Tho Mayor
visited aud examined the Institution, and the result
Is shown IN the foliowins communication this morn
Ing, addressed 70 Mr. Davidgs:-
CIrr or PmLApxLraIA, Oct. ~. 1873.
wLLiAx DAvIDGE, ESQ. BrooEiyn, \. u
Ta:;s.y ss%D:rs
s.. ss: ss :Hs % 'N' .
.a. i:': s:.s sss:
arg entirely IN error We iosnS ever, thing In psoes
snd with sn air q nsstass. not 60 .y elegance
tuition -.
4 may ss sh.s NJ xsAras l. asssens ssms alters
s,issas 10 asd any sGs would better 40 II: IN
s Ss % BE- any %:
th.. ssy os properly made asainss the sa
ss Oil hsssass 70 take steps DO
The grounds are nsgscssd" This cannot be said with
jussss IL . the Grou.ds and roads not free from
will 100. that this institution conaucted
'The INN asss ths OF procuring sui
ssnt %, .adsos .ny slohns save shs. ov..,rsd irsn
is.aa s n%.ss. sssy and ead sa
before svo OF the 5oh ut came 20 hand of
the member. .. ,ns s.ars nad % taken * ~ s % m
lsaS for garden purposes thsrsy
fSSs city track & fS: .sn.sS semps..ns
prove sIs Erspsrss fssssd. aud she snly
portion OF ilv rented 10 twsnty
.No ruiss and for prooer Of
Home are exMs,ssd" ON sal. p.tns too ySu are mis-.
tne ,ms Of aus opening Of the are printed aud
bv aud u would Do dificut TO suggsst any
e y sss ,Gs 's,ss ss
presence OF all tho inmates snd eommsntsd them ~
length In rsspecss these rules bsvs been visisssd
adhered TO- not deemod their dsAi hsrsny
strictly With those who objects VI Mr. Porrest
In order 70 satisfy ourselves thoroughly asked that the
auies aud gentle should In the
your letter aud begged them that II they. any
them ths sghtst around VI complaint that they OF
'% would only 80 sns smsS, s
Each aud Of them srese and In tho
wsr.s, .nsa.gs w & ssss suyss 81 any such en-
happy aud most grateful 70 Mr. foress Tor giving them
home. . 49,. .,,, - :.
posed upon. assure you again that " you or any IN
tercseJ the institution has 20 complain
will be sccepssoy rscsIvsd and horough ipyssgated
lours. respectfully. WILLIAM =. sTvKLKY. Msysx
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Tammany Committee on Organization held
meeting last evening. Augustus SchclL Comptrollss
Kolly and all The prominent members we're present.
After receiving reporls from tho cnairmon Of shs 70.
WAS taken.
J. II. schuyler having declinod ths repubiic.n A..
scmbly nomination 10 the Sixth district IA Jersey
City, J. w. Lnicndahi has been neminated Tns re
pubiicaus IN the Third district, Jersey CAY. havs
nominated samuel u. StilstnR, ox.Firs Commwsonsrs
tor the Assembly. ..-. -
THO rspubilcans Of Troy havo nominated frnnsa
N Mann Jr., Tor member VI Asss"o" "s - ~"
distriot OF Ronssslaer cvuuty.
Mr. john b. McDonaid, the Tammany ease,dsN
for Assembly IN the Ninecsnth Assembly district.
n svn OF ox.Assistant Alderman BarthOaoWsu No
Donald, OF fort Washington, ana oas % sns most
popular citizens OF the uistrcL
aress M the second distrct BY the NATIONAL Grson
BACK and labor parties withdrew last evening In Avos
Of Daniel O'RciIly, candidate Of the Independents
democrsta
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
"sTUTTER1NG JACKS. MURDER.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE TRIAL TO-DAY or MRS.
ALxxANDER-wHAT PRANK BAssRTT SAYS.
BRIDoKPoRr, Conn.,. Oct 20. 1873.
The trial OF Mrk Lossna Z. Alexander for tho muir
der OF Frank Wsinbsoksr, alias sStussSing Jack In
July last. VIII commence Tomorrow wednesday,
morning At nine O'Clock. The Superior Court
veoed this morning at the appointed hour, and at
the request OF James Z. Omstsad, Attorney for the
State, Was adjourned over one day 10 enable coun.
sol 70 attend the Supreme Court OF Errors, which
was In session here to-day. Probably tho greater
portion u the morpiug session will DO taken up
the selection OF jury, large panel having been
dered from tho rcmotsst part OF tho country and
doubt shsrs will be less objections on both
sides % some Of them. Mrs. Alexander has
finished her statement which she has been
10 busy in putting In writing for tho
past TWO or three weeks, and II is now In
the hands Of her counsel, Mr. Thompson TINS state
ment covers about thirty pages OF iooIscap 10 we'll
written. and u IL said that takon alone would
vince any one of the wonan's innocence No now
Developments In the brought out In this
statement Il 10 . complete history Of the whole
affair. details minuteiy connection with Il. and.
as may be supposed alnrms her innocence OF tho
with which she 10 charged. Tho trial OF Frank
Bassett who - Implicated with Ara Alexander in the
Win bo defended By D. IL Lockv wood. an able erlmiaal
lawyer and his defence will be that the mind BAs-
sets was greatly Affected oy an attack Of scarlet fever
when he young, and that he has entirely
recovered Another point In the defence will be that
he is not guilty VI any participation In the murdor Of
WeinbscKcr and knew othing OF u until alter u had
been committed. HIS statement 10 that Nrs Aicxan.
der ins0 The 0ther room, wherc no and told
him that sho had chloroiormed Weinbecksv,
aud told him also that te must help her
In the seraps she would make II worse tor him.
Ho had procured the chIoroisrm and barrel Tor her
her request, but was ignorant TO tho that
they be put Hc Was afraid OF nor and had
tried several timos TO got away from her, but could
Sno nj ~ kon I'm n IN q IA nnd ~ hQn
words could have no influence with him would y
pistol 10 asssrt her control
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
WAS THEIR ACTION 4EGALa

Michasi Hoep and Ferdinand Vein residing a. No.
1876 East Fourth street. a. the Tourtssnth Election
district rsgsry place sf the Tenth Assembly dissrics
stated that On November they would be rssadsnis
Of tho election district tweniy-two dAys Two Of the
tnstr sanss entered. Chici VI the Election bureau
O,Bs,sn on hearing oi TINS he'd charges drawn up
agalnss Tho inspectors Of me ditsftos 70 ssss tne
legally of their aotions
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
A REPUBLICAN RALLY AT PATERsoN-0zNs

REPUBLICAN RALLY AT PATERsoN-OxNs
EnAL KrLpATmcK sPKAKs-IMxEHsx xxs
THUsIAsM.
[pY rELEoRArH TO THE HKRALD.1
PArxRsox, N. j., DOT. ~. 1674
There was an immense republican rally to-night %
tho wiswam. Nothing ike tin ysarA Trouble vas
expected, but tho excellent police regulations pro.
vented II A heavy force Of special constsblss vas
sworn In scattered through inc audience The pro.
ceedings wsro very Quios and orderly. General kAt
patrick made tho speech Of tho evening. II q
his ablest efforts. Hard money scnumonts we're
cnsafcd 20 the echo Communism aud anarchy were
denounced amid voctisrous applause No meeting
like has bcsu held IN Patterson Tor years. Tns uss
ruy spirit was entirsly quclisd and the greene
hackers inhuence was entirely annthilatsd. Threats
had been made that the meeting wouh DO broken up
ana also tho democratic meeting IN tho Opera House
ON Monday night, bus the crowd who came ios that
purpose was ovorawod ny the preparations ios The
preservation oil order. Hon. Charles n. Voorhies and
Hon. j. X. Robinson. candidates Tor Assembly, fos-
lowed Gcnorsl Kiipatrck, and delivered sasesAvs
npoe choa
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

local laws sppnsd - nsnermea snsy ought 20 be
enforced by the lawful authorities and not BY
mob In their complaints 20 the governments our
fishermen claim that the Newfoundland men have
many advantages over our people. The nsh are ON
their shores; they can buld vssses and a. them
more cheapIy than and they are allowed to sell
their nsh our markets duty free Hence the Amer
cans are obliged their superior skill and IN
Renuty and Il is only OF this that the Newfoundland
man complAia.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

ger, perhaps. . democratic success 10 The next
Presidentiai election. rhs speaker paid high trio
ute TO Mr.. Augustus schel aud cautioned all demo.
arm Tue support OF the regular noia
inees II tbey d'd not they would dnd tue only rs.
suit TO be thor deliverancs into the hands
OF the republicans "As / came to TINS
PLATFORM" Mr.. Wood continued, IL heard
familiar voice. aud looking up saw
familiar face. IL was that Of my old friend Larry
Jerome. he Is IN the Congressional race and 10 .
horse that will not be distanced, and II go back 10
Congress from the Ninth d.strict you can't send
be, ter ma n to 70 with me than Jerome He Enows
where Pennsylvania avenue Ia IN Washing.
ton. and more, you VIII be arie 70 dad
him when you 20 TO Washington. For every
vote hs loses among disa dectsd domocrats he viii
bring n 20 the republican branch OF She com
bnston, and s Two 10 on sou him, ~ they say - me
racesn III.
Mr. william r Roberts and others addrssssd the
meeting going over the same ground covered ~ -
speakers who had arrived before them
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24

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The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24
THERIA!!I!

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The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24

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The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24

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The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24

PORTSMOUTH \. H, April 21.-DR. SMITH. Dear Sir: hav5 sold large quantities Of your Electric Oil. find it very sipe1i0r article and rccOmmel it te my customers Yours Respectfully. wA. R. PRES TON, Druggist.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24

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The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24

want the agency of this Oil in Maine for tel years. H. H. HAY, Wholesale Druggist, Portland.
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24

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The Newtown bee., 1878-12-24

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
WASHINGTON.
I've mills nsper,sa fas aa EH,sss,..
90 Tine 80 sIe Northern rasine--
nominations ana Gonn Fms,ianu,
Mann A

Tive niiis nsper,sa Cos aa EH,sssis.
si Time 10 sIs ksF,heFa rasine-
nominations ana sonnFsaa,ians,
Noon Associated rrasA ilspoft,l
WAhhiN0loNi April l.--Aenale
Mt Mitchell, from tho G0mmlttoa on
fAllf0adn, reported 4 bill tO extend Tor
eight years the Tins for completing the
Noflhern Paci1o railroad, Placed on
this calendar.
Mr. Window, Of Minnesota, ilaaented
nom the report aud introduced q bill
10 extend tile time for the construction
And completion OF the Northern
Paolllo railroad, Referred 20 the com.
mlliee on Railroads.
rConkliDg,of New York presented
memoflals from citizens representing
tho National Export convention, fas
vorlng aid to national Ateanahlp lines
and asking that words In section
twenlys0ne VI Woods tariff Till,
which propose 10 admit 10 register,
license OF enrolment al vessels owned
wholly by United States oitizena, DO
stricken out Referred 10 the commit.
tee ON flnauoe.'
Mr., Herman, ofNew York, presented
circumstances against the transfer OF
the life saving service 10 tho navy.
Rev, Father Charles |, White, for
twenty years pastor N ~. Michaels
church, IN this city, and who has been
confined 10 his room for several months
past with cancer, died this morning.
Secretary Sherman WAS before the
banking and currency committee this
morning, The only new point devel-
oped IA that the secretary claims tho
right 10 reissue the three hundred
millions OF legal tenders received for
taxes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
THE ANDERSON CASE.
Tho Application of tho Attorney Cen
ersi for ~ Hehearing Refused and
Anderson RcieAsed,

New ORLEANS, April 1.-The su-
preme court room was filled this morn
Ing by attorneys, politicians, etc, TO
hear the decision on the application OF
the attorney general for rchearing
In the caee OF the state versus Thos. q.
Anderson, Tho court ref,isea the re-
hearing asked for, and In his decision,
announcing the refusal, the chief JUS
tice pointed out clearly aud distinctly
what the court did decide IN TIA frat
opinion, and also reviewed and refuted
the points raised by the attorney gem
eral la his brief, filed as n basis OF this
application for rehearlng. The court
says that In its first decis ion II was OF
decided whether the consolidated state
ment OF returns for the parish Of
Vernon IL a public record or not, rs II
was not necessary TO decide that point.
What the court did decide 10 that the
record offered In the evidence as tho
record forged by the prisoner Is not
public record, with which In the In for
nation the prisoner Ia charged with
having forged. 1t does not possess the
requirements Of such record and does
not conform TO the statute. 1t has not
the certificate OF the clerk OF the court
IA necessary requirement, in order to
make II such record as IL charged
that the prisoner forged. Immediately
after the reading u the decree, Mr..
Castellano, counsel for Anderson, APP
peared before the superior criminal
court and filed copy Of the original
decree OF the supreme court, which
was by Judge Whitaker ordered to be
filed and spread upon the minutes and
instructed the clerk to make out re-
lease for Anderson. At a quarter to
one the release reached the parish
prison, when Anderson was set at
liberty. He left the prison In car
riage In company with two friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

NlRnt ASsOcluteu f'Tess hoDofeI
The Times' Rome correspondent tele-
graphs as follows: Count Cortio, for
eign minister, has promised the cham,
Der OF deputies to explain the govern
ments eastern policy on the Sth In
slant, so far as he may feel inclined to
explain. He will undoubtedly say
that observation, in action and neu-
trality, are inexorably Italy's policy.
She may be alarmed at Russia's colos.
sal growth, but home complications
and the necessity Of keeping on good
terms with Germany and Austria will
keep her quiet.
The Times' Berlin dispatch says :.
The decree prohibiting the expectation
Of horses from Germany, which was to
have been cancelled the first Of April,
remains In force until further notice
A st. Petersburg dispatch to the
Times states, in contradiction to semi.
official uttersnces, that Lord Derby's
resign alton Of the foreign office was a
mplete surprise, and caused an i'm.
mense sensation In official circles.
Lord Derby, the dispatch says, Is re-
preached for having mislsd Russia and
England by going as far as he did, In a
direction which was disapproved.
The Times has Vienna dispatch
saying that In consequence OF Lord
Derby's resignation, on the calling out
Of a reserve, Austria has ceased her
efforts to effect compromise about the
congress, feeling sure that Russla will