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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nine. Christine Nilsson will begin on the
LIST of December long concert tour in Germany.
Mr.. Frederick Boscowitz, the pianist is in
Paris exhibiting the grand pianos at the Exposition
Mile. D0nadio, who sang here in Italian
oper. with Aban four years Ia engaged IN place OF
Nine. Adelina Patti at the italian Opera, St. Peters
burg.
A new opera il being written for the Grand
Opera In Paris Nessrs. dEnnsry (author Of The Two
Orphans y and Bg6S the authors and Gounod will
compose. the music. The title viii be, lie Tnbut de
By special request for her first benefit at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre this evening Modjeska Will
add the balcony from Romeo and Juliet" to her
performance of Fron Frou" and Nr Frank Clements,
having recovered rom MS recent lssr WIN reappear
In two OF her most popular characters
Signor Verdi's Aida was the openipp
opera of the st. Petersburg the 23d ut the
chief characters being sustained Mesdames Crpea
and eealeh. Sgnor Nasni, and Senior P4dllla On the
26th ult. the American pTima donns, Madame Zagury-
Harris twho sang Miss Laura Harris at her Mestys
Theatre some seasons sineeA created great sensation
Gii6a in /" Rlgoett0"
A boy viOlinist of remarkable precocity and
talent has recently appeared in Berlin where he has
created great Observation-Disclosures DangremOnt, a lit
tie Brazilian only ten years old. After exciting much
interest AT home and attracting the notice OF the E
peFor Dom Pedro be was seat two years ago to Paris.
where has been pursuing his slndes since Even
such an authority as Joachim considers his artistic
powers extremely raIc
Gounod's "Polyeucte," does not seem 10 have
been very well sung far the soloists were con-
eerned. Mile Krauss. the Pauline, is a sound musician
and has dramatic Impulse and good style. but she
not sympathetic soprano voice; 1t is thin wry and
hard M. Lassalle, the Strere has fine baritone,
organ. and sings with expression but his method lacks
refinement and finish. These two TO have been
the best OF the salamOn the Poiyeuet IL is said
that his voice no sympathetic quality and that he
Is deficient In senshlllty. The AheH9um UOndoB)
that Polyeuete, despite an accurate ensemble Choir
ally and intellectually, has yet to be heard. with
superior artists IN the principal parts." The
paper rases the question whether the work ought
have been put In the form or OrtOriO rather than
opera, for. II apart from the spectacular anu
essentially secular pieces arising OF the eIIgrncics
OF grand opera Understood In France the prevalent
tone OF the IL saored-so decidedly that
nIai0rity OF the numbers might be transferred 10 a
cathedral church for performance, id IL remains
70 be seen how opera audiences, whether ffench
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Surrinl Notices.

NrFyou, meIS comprising scr1es
lectures delivered kahn's Nuseum OF Anatomy Now
the aud cure OF prematre dec me- showing tn
dsputaOly lost health rexAnet sdOrds clear
nervous debility being the result Of ~ years
peTenca mAi zoe eurreucy postage stamps Address
Secretary KAHS'S MusalIm. SIS BROADWAY, Now fOrA.
Pest O,ure Ssues.-rhs Oregn or tne wess aalar
SATURDAY. November 2 1879 will Gloss AZ TINS oin;s
WEDNESDAY. at A. III. f0r Europe ~ Steamship
Queenstown correspondence
forwarded by tts steamer must DC specially
via Hsvre. THUBSDAY at $50 a. m. for Europe by
steamship OF BEI sse via QeeDstow
for Germany and Francn 20 b9 forwarded 0y this steamer
must specially Addressed aud gt ~ for Europe by
steamship leasing via Plymonth Cbstbours and Hslnbar{
os saTURDAY. az a. M. Tor Europe, by steamship
Gel correspondence for GcrnaDy
scotland forwarded By this steamer must be
specially adires~ed); and al for scotland direct oy
steamship Bolivia Glasgow and NJ 1880 nl tr Eu'
rope By steamship NoCkaF SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
City OF Brusses and eFmaho do
NOT take nlails Denmark. swe1op a1s MOI way
The mails Hayt. Sayona' and Greytown leave New
The mails for Aspinwa and south Pachc
ports New-YOrk October ~ The msils Tor Havana
ays New York October 80 and November , The mails for
Mexico Now.YOrk November = The mails Tor 81
Thomas Porto and NonezueA leave New YORK NOVenl
mails Chila ana Japan leave san Francisco
l6 The malls for AUSTRALIA leave san Ftancscs
November %
Post onoe. SssYoes. october 70. 1873
sure caro- for Lung, Throat and Maiarini Diseases
RYE AID ROCK" AS PREPARED By NJ SOLD
By LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY RYE
AND ROCK" AND TAKE NO OTHER. 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE " VAN BELL, IS CHAMBBRs-sT- SEVEN
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY.
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SENATOR HILLS IMPCDENCE.
A "REMINISCENCES RELATED BY SENATOR CoSKISG
At BISGHANroS.

At BISGHANroN.
BIyGIIAMToS, Oct. 31.-Wednes,lay evening
when Senator Conslng addressing the citizens Of
Binrhamt ton hs did for two hours at the Acad
eny ~ Music referred position Of the South and
the danger 20 the North and south OF passing he Gov
eminent over 20 th- control of the Democrats which
would be equivalent giving la the South the South.
lie said already begun to think It can have Its
way entirely and has only 10 reach out to control every
thing He concluded hts speech AS foilows:
Years ago hls state hoDorrd With OF its seats
IN the greatest ptrllancutory body EARTH and IL
came thai chair and desk central IN the chaui
ber fell TO me- sometime since senator I'LL. OF Gtord1
solnetimss Familiarity called Ben Hill. the same who
laioy wruts letter TO Mr.. HaJe came to me oandy
and said politely ana pleasantly "oenaioT mean 40
offence bat have taken your seat. u IA good seat,
,bOuld like IT, aud told the strseant a Arms to
mt me- down for 10 tbs 4ih Oi March, 10 yuu will
moi need 10 your Stale will e. Democratic and you
sil not come back Thought voaid maze sure or
YOUR seas" SAID he welcome to eagagsit, that no
tnier than l. and very likely some OF THETA would sue
coed Tod Ia the cars, thinking 81 the driIi OF
things South the incident came back IL seems a'
our Southern nsighbors. most unanimously pcThaps.
want everybody seat aud eNerybodys SHOES ana the
one seat re- erred small matter but when thr other
ats come bs considered my impression ~ you had
better engage slme or thcm for yourselves, ana Tor
thosc who feel yDu feel tue Government mas been
fought for ard BLEED for and died Tor ana now Jou nad
better take care OF vOurselycs foi hils NJ least De
fore You farm out Ia thOsa who, having ruod IL LOT
nfy wears drtnehcd the land wlth blood covered IL
with mourning and buried II ueder the debt anu taxes
whereof have betn dIscoursiug.
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rgg PENySYLVANI4 CANVASS.

o,;n q; four Republican Congressman Is
a.,oas She probabilities next Tuesday
Tn the two closest Congressional Dlstrlcts 10
o., STATE the Republican candidates are named FISHER
N BE- hoped they both good etchers Oh VOTERS
The enthusiasm IN the Western part OF inc
sae Owes promise OF Oldfnshioned Republican We
.o-v Allegheny County IS DeIleNeu 10 Oe s"ou A'i
no 600 Repub lean majority.
II i conceded by the Democrats themselves
that The party never before nominated sach weak 10.
ogscp .o Congress are low IN the field In many 0l
h otriets the better element OF the party does NOT
local H. disgust. There are al least IN,
siaual candidates tho Democratic teket VINO VIII
be- extensively scratched -
Mr. Randall is confidently predicting his
rSeetn placing his majority az several HOUSINGS Ii
a, ortay of notice. however, that he is endeavorns 70
,t nm every stray voter possible His trip TO WASH
,sn va for the purpose of making arrangements 10
ses bat very OF bis adherets III the pSpar
was supplied with pass home 10 vote next lueei"S
The Democratic editors are becoming alarmed
a, the tnation in the XIth Congressional District ana
az irving to consolidate their broken ranks The posi-
blty of eectins Republican Congressman IN TINS
.ovbo,d Of the Democracy grows brighter every day
Ex-senator Buckalew given his support to kloz VINO
ia one OF the most disseputaDle men ever IOr
ofce bs disrePutabe party: Inc ossS smncr s
te hi way to defeat him many mem6e OF his party
propose TO vote for Colonel Albright MS hepupIcdh
opponent .
Colonel T. NJ. Bayne, the Republican candi-
date for Congress in the XXIId District. receives this
couInendat on from The Allegheny Mail independent
papcr Born and raised in this district and known 10
almost every man. and child in IT, there Is not
more afabe generous and popular man anywhere to DC
found finished scholar. trained lawyer, and a al
Raeions statesman in the broad in which
u TO be understood he ADDS TO all these qualifications
distinguished honor Of having served %iih renoNh
An tAe volunteer force of the country. His military
record is without STAIN II is matter for congratu
ston that there donb Of Colonel Raynes election
All three candidates for Governor have made
personal canvass of the state. Mr.. Mason, the Ma
fiona candidate, has aroused enthusiasm. and IN
stead Of increasing hs vote, has undoubtedly senslby
diminished IT, Mr. Dill, the nominee OF the Democrats.
Is gentleman or ability, but lacks the magnetism nee
essary awaken In his hearers that enthusiastic deSo-
ton which goes 80 far creating an Inspiration OF sue
cess. lie would have made a good canvass, however,
had not the the tide been plainly against him
since The Quo election. or all tbs Candidates, General
Hoyt has added 10 his popularity the campaign
advanced HIS ability speaker, his personal Deal
INK and hIs record soldier have gwen "a his canvas
bI1IlaBcy that has thrown ms r1Vais lar lpfo TIE
shade. Win such popular candidate it is no wonder
that the Republicans confidently anticipate DIS election
by at least 10000 majority.
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betrothaI should make no alteration In the friendly re-
latioBs between Prussia and Denmark.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-The Marquis ana MAI
ehopess OF Lorne will receive q eopgratulatory address
from the corporation OF Liverpool their arrival In
that city to embark the 18th OF November for
Canada
PARIS, Oct. 10.-The UHirers states that
Mile Margaret Eohsehild sapplied for admission 10
the Catholic church, as preliminary TO her marriage
with the Due de Guebe the OF the Due lie Grsmont
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 31.-The Hon. John Bing-
ham, the American Minister to Japan. is about to re-
turn home on leave Of absence.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
ORGAN CONCERTS.

Mr. John White. the organist of st. Patriek's
Cathedral Intends giving a series Of organ
at the Church OF Vincent Ferrers, at sxtysxthst
and Lexington-aye-, which will take place on Wcsues
day next and the Eve following Wednesdays at ha past
O'Clock In the afternoon. Mr.. White has done some
very excellent work. and the series of thus
church give promise Of being very interesting FOR the
programmes, which have already been published,
well selected and well arranged They include works
by Bach, Rheinherger, TnIeie, MHrkel. Shele. saint
saGns, Renoko tine great Souats the 9th PsalI)
Lszt and other vctlknown composers for tho organ
Even there Is nothing new. there IA not Il bad.
trivial composition on any Of Mr.. Whites pro-
gTammss.
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A WORD FROM sYPHER.
A REPUBLICAN RALLY AT ONEONTA.
SENATOR COSKLING SPEAKS To LARGE ACDIEHc,
IBr TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUSE.i

THERE.
lBr TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUSEi
ONEONTA. y. Y, Oct. Ex-senator Conkling
addressed the citizens o: tIis place this afternoon
The announce ment that the great Senator 10 be
Oncon;a sufficient To call an immense nun Der Of
people together. They came by carloads from the
Counties OF Chenan4o. Delaware and Schoharie: and
Oscgo poured her thousands OF people also so that
by II O'Clock OF the village literally
jamHIed Win people FIR hour before the Tune for
oetng hundreds sought out the Senator to shake
HIM by the hand.
The spacious room Of the Stanton Opera House and
the hall aud adjoining were eFamtned 20 their
utmost. On the appearance or the senator upon tbe
platform greeted with great "ntnusam and for
over iwa rOuTs held bis and spell bound since
thousands 81 people unable Ia hear the Senator t
the OD,fa HOUSE. he seIcnadrd al his Headquarters
al the Central 0;Cl after BIS speech and ne then APP
pcarcd On tho balcony aud made % few brief remarks
there.
Mr. Conkling came here by the Albany and susdue-
hanna Railroad from BnghantOn. AMI all along the
line at every rtatoD he Was greeted with cheers At
Banbrdge very large crowd % people were gathered
aud their special reqnest he stepped ont on the car
platform and said "a few words when were responded 10
with rounds 81 applause Sir Conking was eseor.d TO
by thuu- ndS Of pecpc and their good wishes
certainty ~ with him IN the Ctmu.i gn. HIS speech
mere has done good. aud Will tell on the 9TH day OF No
vciIbcT.
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TRlRlINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


preceding midnight The Irregular white Os:lAriOn
eth aIercury dun
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. 1, a. m.-The variations OF
the barometer slight during the rainy and partly
cloudy weather yesterday The has fallen.
ard of moisture in the air has been oiInn-
ished.
Gear or partiy cloudy weather with cold Winds may
be ey oeeted in this city and vicinity to-day.
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ANDERSONS RETRACTIoN.

MADDOX, sYPHER AND GIBSON MAKE VARIOUS
DENIAIs ~ RETERESCE To TIE MATTER.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-The following denial is
made to-day by Maddox III reference to things SAID
of him IN the recent statement by James l.. Amber
son:
WASHINGTON Oct. 81, 1873
Editor NJ The PHuade'phid Press.
- Tar - "a: statements % James f.. Ander-
far as they relate g. Others believe them be false.
At the proper time shall be glad prove this never
saw L. l.. WebOrr To know him ill the day lac testified.
never bad any CONVEX ration win him t met him IN
NewOrieans some time after. don't know j. r. sypbcr
bN sight know nothing Of his relations with Anderson
excerpt what Anderson told me hmsr IN conversations
occurring last Fa, which began and ended personal
Intercourse VITA him. JOSEPH II. MADDOX.
Mr.. Gibson. when spoken to this evening about
James T.. Andersou's affidavit, said:
Tie statements his affidavit affecting me false
never heard Of the things Of when he speaks, until
they were reported to by Others whom Anderson
ccsted coupled with threats made by Anderson that II
he moi paid for his silence he could get oil the
c wanted from the other site. had done wrong
self know NJ no wrong done nv Others. refused 10
entertain any proposition IN any shape 10 buy his al
cncc
WORD FROM sYPHER.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81 j. X. Sypher. whom An
derson charges in his affidavit having imposed
on him along with T.. L. Weber in reference to
the alleged Shcrman-W ebber-AndefsOn letter
makes "A statement to-day IN which he says that the
only truth i'm the affidavit Is where Anderson swears
that he did MOI receive any motley for his evidence
before the committee. The rest MIR. Sypher
denies enphatcaIly.
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THE INVESTIGATION OF FRAUD.
SOME TALK or THE ALLISON COMMITTEE TAKS

UP THE CIPHER DISPATCHES, ETC.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUSEI
.WAsHINGTON Oct. 31.-The Allison Committee
of the Senate will not meet until after the as
sernbling Of Congress. A number of Republicans
have urged that the committee meet very soon
after the elections and take up the cipher dis
patches, as well az the later Anderson develop
ments, a. 1t Is not believed that the Potter
these matters. Ii has. however. been decided
that these affairs well enough they stand for
the present, and that the power of the Potter Com
mItee for mischief has been effectually suppressed.
from all that can he learned, the Democrats are
now diligently seeking for some way of dropping
Their work, and avoiding The ridCule which any
inrther movement in the investigation of fraud"
must bring upon them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
A QUESTION SETTLED.

The Official Announcement of awards at
the Exposition Unersele Paris 1873, shows that the
only grand prIze for sewing machines was awarded to
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company over eighty
cOmpetitors This flct. in addition TO former decara-
tons Of the highest authorities leaves FOR doubt
that the new Wheeler Wilson Machine is " the best
sewing apparatus In the world"
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MIR. BLAINE AT PROVIDENCE. R. L
LONG SPEECH To A LARGE AUDIENCE

Igr TELEGRAPH To The IRIDUsE-i
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 3l.-Senator Blame eu-
dressed publican meeting at the Music Hall tonight
on the financial aud political situation. Previous
70 the addrrss . torchlight procession. composed
Of Brown University students, paraded the streets,
led by a band over $500 people were assembled
I'M the nall when William A. Price chairman OF the n
pub can state Central Committee. called tho meeting 10
order. and announced Senator Anthony az chaifh.hh
ON the platform were 3nnatOr BurDsJe President hDp
inson and Professor DDan OF Brown University, ana
many others prominent in local and state
nnIlss Mr. Elaine spoke manly on the bnnl-
ri,I question. RlIuding merely 10 tho Pacihc
KaIlruld rchene q. a war measure. He concluded by
cxpr.ss!ng 70 hopeful view OF the coaGtIJs matorla
condition The speech Was received by the audience
v-tb frequent ana continuous applause Mr. Blame
spugc for nearly Two hours.
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NIP RouEsoN,s FRIENDS CONFIDENT.

MIR. RoBESONS FRIENDS CONFIDENT.
Tuty THINK HE WILL BE ELECTED 10 CONGRESS
BY OVER ONE THOUSAND MAJORITY.
WASHINGTON, Oct 31.-Friends OF ex-Sec-
Rotary obc.on are very confident from the latest 'nor
nation received he will ne elected to Congress from
,,r lar Nrw-Jcrsey Dstrict by Thousand majority
Mr. Robcson II II said, cNpre5sey great regfe iust PIT
Whtihorns OF Tennessee his old enemy IL not equaS
f-.nIaal .LIu
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EnglIsh German or Italian. win accept the hbreto con-
c0cfed after Corneille-a long way after no uouoi-W
nj JuIes barber and the late Michel Care"
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face allegations mucn more grave and much better sus
tanned than those OF the" ague-sr'itten psrah."
WEA TREE REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for tAs past "a hours

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1, 1 q. m.-The baron.
eter highest the Gulf States and rising rapidly
from the Lower Lake region to the South Atlantic Coast
The barometer Ia low In Nova Scotia, lowest and falling
in Manitoba. Light has fallen in the Lake
region Middle states and New-England The tempera-
ture has risen In the Northwest with southeriy winds
elsewhere IL has generally fallen Southerly winds pre-
vail 10 the Northwest elsewhere the winds are mostly
north to west. Clear weather prevails except IN the
Lower Lake region and New England
Indications.
For New-Eneand. cloudy weather, win light rain or
snow, colder northwest winds and rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. colder. clear partly
cloudy weather, northwestery winds and rising barom
eter.
TRlRITNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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NiRRfED.

SAITH-JACKSOS-On Thursday evening. October "a, at
Holy Trinity Church, Harlem, New YORK CITY, By r. H. Nc
Kim, D. d.. W. Stebbins smith, OF MOrrsanA " Y, 10 LII
lie A. daughter Of the late William Jackson esd, OF Har'
lem, n y.
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lady Gastfn Tenn, made 81 900 lately by an invest
ment Of 500 Alex FFothnghan 4 Co, IL Wallst New
York brokers' send Tor their Financial Report You
may be equally rs fortsnate.
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Angels Turkish Ioman and Electro Baths 81 licking
the highest perfection or bathing Ladies'
Gay sra evening GeutIsmeu day and night
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER l, 1873.
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE WARFARE OF THE CAMPAIGN.

SPEECHES BY SENATORS CoSKIISG AND BLAINE
THE ANDERSON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Senator Conkling spoke at Oneonta,
n. T., yesterday. His. trip to that
place from Binghamton was attended
by many demonstrations by the people.
senator Blaine spoke in Providence. The
Anderson matter will not be investigated by
the Republican Senate Committee until after
Congress meets. The statement of Anderson
has brought out denials from Sypher and
others.
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Carbon Photographs -Estabrookc and Nsegel, Photo
RTsIs 40 East lith-st Newly rk. steam elevator from
street door. Copying OF all kinds specially.
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Doiitical Notices.

To the Electors Of the Xth Congressional District Of
tire City Of New-YOrki
The gned citizens and taxpayers OF the City OF New
York have with great satisfaction that NJ ORLANDO
B. PorrRR has accepted your Representative
in Congress.
We have known POTTER for years and are sure thS
rarely represented by an ADLER and never
by more upright We consider bis nomina
ton his party introduce real and prsc
cal reforms in puhc AFFAIRS and We
Are convinced that elected he viii devote nmsh with
zeal energy the interests o. his constituents and the
welfare o state:
CHARLES O'CoSoR. STEWART PRowS
GEORGE @. WILLIAMS, SAMUEL WLLKfS
W BI,CKsToys AMOS r. Emo.
J. A. ROOSEVELT GRoEsB TIcxsos cvaiu,
J,Kyp INstY GEORGE W. ABBy,
W. H. OSBORN PBnR BIssNCER
A IL DxErr. CHARLES l.. SrROX9.
WILLY WALLACE FRED setback.
RANDOLPH w. TOWNSEND JSo c. CHs'EzR,
AHo. g. Enc ROBERT n. HARLEY,
ROBERT HOE CHARLES HAUssLT.
CHARLES A. DAWSON, g. NJ PErrEsGILL-
RICHARD NJ HOE JOHN PINE
Dr. GRosoE ). MnLoaY, Gro. p. HOWELL
G. V. OsrBAsDER CHAs N KENT
NATHAN G. Ely. NJ PLtSaMEa
NArHAsIEL WHEELER JOHNSON FAULxSEs,
A W MKsExofH NJ. COOK.
h. CARaAs CoMBEs. T. W. FOSTER.
s. c. HABBIOr. H. RocHoLI,
JAMES BREWSTER. NJ. B. BRowS,
WILLIAM SLOAN, j. j. LITTLE,
IL W. CJLLESDER JOHN r. DOYLE
+. $. HIGGINS, '" L. skDNokh'
" IL OWENS T. BUrTgRIcK Co.
c. HsLsEY JOIN McLorGHrD,
ISAAC TASESBAUs, r F. OCoSoR,
II y. BEsRs JAMES EVANS
ROM COLBY, THos. KELLEY.
FREDERICK wrBrscH-
For Senator
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
THOMAS MURPHY.
Regular Republican Nomination.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
FOR CONGRESS-
GENERAL. Arson q. McCoOK.-
Regular Democratic Nominations.
STATE.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE COURT OF AP
PEALS.
GEORGE b. BRADLEY.
CITY AND COUNTY.
FOR MAYOR,
AUGUSTUS SCHELL.
FOR DIsTRIcTATToRNEY.
FREDERICK SMYrH.
FOR CITY JUDGE
CUNNING S. BEDFORD.
FOR CORONER.
MICHAEL TUOMEY.
FOR ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM X. ROBERTS,
PATRICK KEENAN,.
WILLIAM L. KIRK.
WILLIAM BENNETT.
United Anfi-Ts mmany Nominations.