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The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4.

We do not read anonymous letters and commun
cations The anne and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
out as guaranty of gooo faith.
We cannot undertake return or preserve COM
munications that used
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EVERY regular attache OF the PRESS Is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersigDec by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hote,
managers will confer 3 favor upon US by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
0urnal.
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LOST AND FOUND.
Found.

A n article of the greatest value to those who
"A have Cough Cold Asthma, Bronchitis, or any
di-ease of the Throat Chest, or Lungs Syrup of
Cedron is the article 1t can be had at any rug
ore. No.uisappointment. oc29dlw*
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$93 3S
Il

Area assessed. q 622 square feet.
Rate ner LOG Snuare feet 80 2R 7a-10n.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

ENeLAND's earth-hunger grows by what it
feeds on. She is now preparing to take
bite out of the Portuguese possessions in
Africa. For wonder she offers to pay for
the lunch.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

The Chicago Tribune suggests that sit
would look a little funny for President Hayes
and Wade Hampton to speak from the same
platform now upon the subject of Southern
reconciliation"
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

This is unkind 10 the Buff 10 Express: 81
have nothing to say about the St. Louis lady.
have no time to attend to such matters.
le we them entirely to my nephew Willism.,'-
S. j. Tilden.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

THE French Republicans have got posses
sion of the Senate. This gives them entire
control of the legislative branch of the govern
ment and they have only to wait till 1881 to
secure the executive.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

THE benevolent neutrality that Russia
will exercise in case of conflict between Eng-
land and Afghanistan will much resemble
England's neutrality during our civil war and
the contest between Russia and Turkey.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

Necessity has no law: P4rson [sternly1 -
SLOW could you come to church to be- N arried
TO man in such state as thatP' Bride weep
ine]-"It wasn't my fauls SIR pever can get
him TO come when be is soberr' Punch.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
YORK STREET SEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre OF York street
% feet westerly from east line of Iyug street, thence
eastrly through centre Of York street distance OF
266 feet 10 oil sewer.
Total length 266 feet Sewer is 10 inch cement
pipe laid 10 feet deep point of beginning 10 feet
deep oint 81 ieet below line of EyDg eet,
9.3 feet deep at point 15O feet below line Of
Ting street. 80 feet deep at point 200 feel from
east line of Tsng street, S3 feet deep west line of
StaLe street, and so feet deep at Ter minus.
The flush pipe at beginning OF sewer is of 6 inch
cement pipe covered with a fiat stone about 2 feet
below the surface.
Cost of sewer, Sl5097
Citys proportion, S59.32
Sum to be assessed, 100.65
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

Richard T. I5sacs of HsrtlsOnville, Mo.
was in love with Allie Chilson. Miss Chilson
promis to marry him wien he should be
worth $4,000. He got it Immediately by uur-
deriug driver and selling his cattle. The
result was not marriage but an execution Of
which Isaacs was the victim.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

"THE key of those ciphers," remarks the
World with wit quickened by the Manhattan
Bank robbery, ''seems to have been left in
the possession of the janitor."
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

The public debt has been reduced 81, ,7OS,-
4O2 since the first of Ocober, and 1856, ,74S
since June
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

IF gold is to become the currency of the
East silver must suffer still further depre.
citation in price.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
FORE AND 'DANFORTH STREET
SEWER.

Beginning in the centre of Dauforth street, at
point 1856 feet easte1ly from line of Maple street,
and opposite Mrs. Ti.zsimmons house; thence east
ery through centre of Danf0rth street 145 feet to
centre of York street, thence eastery through York
street l09 feet thence ON curve to right 56 feet to
sewer in Center street.
12 inch cement pipe laid S.6 feet deep at point of
beginning 80 feet deep at centre Of Danforlh and
York Streets teet deep at point of curve and IA
feet deep at terminus Total length, 80 feet
pipe covered with fiat stone about 1.5 feet below
surface of street.
Cost of sewer, $3.50 46
Guys proportion, $50 Is
Sum to be assessed, 12O 81
AIea assessed Il fact
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

"Tbe information casually reached me as of
past event." as the boy said in imitation Of
the sphinx of Grsmerey Park, when asked il
be di5n't know he didn't stop to split the wood,
hang out the line, ETC., ETC., etc before he slid
out of the back door in the morning. Boston
Transcript,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Sewer AssesSaal ellts.
BROWN sCREET sEwER

Beginning at a point ILLS feet nortberly from
north line OF Free street, thence northery through
gIess street; hence with curve to right a distance
OF IS feet, TO old sewer. IL inch cement pipe.
The sewer at point of beginning is 6 feet deep SO
rect deep at line OF Congress street, and S9 feet deep
at terminus.
The au,h pipe at beginning of sewer is of inch
cement pipe, covered with fat stone 2 feet below
surface of street,
Cost of sewer. S1O4 75
City's proportion. S34 81
Sum to he assessed 69S4
Area assessed 1880 square feeet.
Rate Der 100 SQUARE feet so 60 Al 100
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

Area assessed. q ,l75 square feet.
kate per 100 square feet, so u 39-100.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

GARNIER-PAGEs, the Flench statesman
and historian, is dead in the sevent;-fifth
year of his age.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

A tart is the culinary representative of de-
mocracS. No upper crust" there.-New Ha-
ven Register.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

"Scotch terrier" was what she wanted, she
SAID, and she fixed the puzzled salesman with
her glitteriDg eye, aud repeated the words.
After a long negotiation, she consented to look
at English terry, but sne sure that the sales
man imposed upon her.-B1ston Transcript.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

ENGLAND does not appear to know what
bad record on the fishery question her min.
istry is making.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

The account of the Port Jervis horror
reads like a scene from Titus Andronicus,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
S2U5.II
Sfs.3s
400 m
Area assessed 81 464 square feet,
Rate per 100 square feet, $0.26 07-100,
WEST STREET SEWER.

Beginning at point in centre of West street 201
feet wesrerls from maphoe in centre of Pine and
West seets thence easterly through centre of West
street POI feet 10 above ma ued manhole.
The sewer is s.5 feet deep throughout.
II inch cement pipe.
The flush pipe at beginning of sewer is of inch
cement pipe covered with fiat stone about foot be-
low surface of street.
Cost OF sewer, S93 38
City S proportion, $31 10
Sum to be assessed. 62 26
Area assessed n 622 SQUARE feet.
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Notice.

NM HEREAS my wife Ada E. Rand, of Portland,
w having left my bed au board, hereby give
pubic notice that Shalt pay bills of her contrac
tlon CLARENCE RAND
0c30d1wA 13O Center st.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
Reai Estate for Sale.

fEsHE valuable Real Estate Numbered 26 and %
Green Street, between Congress and Cumber-
land Streets, psisting of BLOCK of two n story
Houses, built in 1875, Tach house arr anged for two
families Sebago and good drainage. Large lot of
laud l59 feet in depth viii be sold low to close an
estate. Apply to f G. PATTERSON, Dealer in
Real Estate, 579a Congress Street.
Or0D
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
For sale

E'he new and fsnOrOughIy built
house Ellsworth 81. Very pleas
antiy situated; i'm the heaithiesf
part OF sIle city, Tine best bargain
i'm the mark et thzS season.
Apply on the premises.
i. a$. AVERILL.
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The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

If the Union was worth fighting for il is
worth paying for.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

SIxTY-DAY notes, the Public now calls
greenbacks
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

The world does move. New York has
negroes serving on her public force.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
FOR SALE.

fs..f One or both of the elegant Brick Dwelling
EE,.. Houses on the corner OF Pine and Carlton
- Streets, in this city,
The Houses are now being finished and are omen for
inspection
For particulars apply to
NJ. H. FASSETT, Architect,
centennial Block. Exchange Street.
Portland, Aug. s, 1873. au5dtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

MISSION HALL, Williams Block, formerly
I'VE known as "Arcana Hal0 having been leased
by the undersigned, will be lei most reasonable
terms for Lectures, concerts, Socables, Meetings,
Suppers, Fairs, SC. Apply at the Hail, opposite
Casco Engine House.
ap16eodtf r. M. BARTON.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
MO.UMEST sTaEET SEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre of Monument
street i6 feet ives erly from west line of Sheridan
street; thence westerly through centre of Mop ument
street di,tan,e of 347 fee to east liae Of Mount
fort street, thence curve to left 81 feet TO old
sewer in Mouptfo't street.
~ inch glazed pipe. laid feet deep Throughout ex-
cepl at te, minus, where it is 10 feet deep Total
LEI 9Th, 37S 5.
Cost of sewer, 1852 18
City's proportion, S54 06
Sum TO be assessed, 10S 10
Area assessed, 49,s23 square feet.
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$I50.97
S59.32
1nn ~
Area assessed, 29,01S square feet
RaIe per 100 square feet, so "a 69-l0O.
NORTH STREET WEIR.

NSfkHh 81 HSEFE SEWER.
Beginning point in The centre OF North street
113 feet DorfheIly from north line IF Cumbe Iland
st eet; thence s0uthery through centre of North
street a distance of 2i7.5 feet to old sewer.
Total length 2f7 feet
Sewer is II inch cement pipe laid feet Deep
Cvst of sewer, S132 u
City's prOpo tiOn, S44 Is
Sum 10 be assessed, So so
Area assessed, % 209 square feet
Rate pe 100 square feet, SO 35 1-10.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

The Graphic remarks that one Sun-spot
seems to have vanlshed-''fraud."
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
TO Lei.


A NICE rent of six (6) rooms, ready about Sept.
"A list, corner State and Sherman streets, with
modern Improvements. Call at 26O State street.
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For Sale or to Let.

gsyHE Three Story Brick House No. 6 Gray Street
Il Can be examined any day after 10 o'clock a. m
For further particulars call on
j. +. RANDALL & CO.,
sed10tf 1876 Commercial st,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

Fine Residence in Oeering TO act or for
Sale
n.1. The verv desirable residence known as
4zsS$Gz 4the Cobb" House. with commodious
eSNadS as IL stable attached Is situated ou Spring
E&zkaz..asStr ct, minutes walk from the Horse
The lot contains about 600 square eet, and there
are 10 young fruit trees upon 1t The whole
portion OF this property will be sold or leased upon
very reasonable terms. House lots Mechanic
Street for sale Apply to GEO. E. BIRD. 38 Ex-
change Street, Portland, or address EVERETT
SMI rH, Portland, Me, oc21d3w
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
TO LET.
PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET.

QUITE of rooms on second floor; plenty OF sun
- light, air and water Heat and gas furnished.
Also one room on third floor. References exchanged.
stable To Let.
Situated in the western central part of city. Ad-
dress l.. E. T., Daily Press Office.
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4 No. 81 High ST.. To responsible persons. one
3 unurnisDed and two furnished rooms without
board. References exchanged. Meals may be OBJ
tanned at next door. se20dtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

She was a noodle and he was a noodle, and
when their marriage was announced, Simmons,
who knew and appreciated them both, ex-
ella med, with tears standing in his eyes,
Two souls without single thought!
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04

"A PLEASANT front room, with hot and cold
IA water two large closets. at No TO Congress
street, will be let to a man and his wife. oc23dff
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
Cap and Bells.

The banker had little safe
He watched.t every minute,
But as soon as the porter knew the lock
There wasn't millions In it.
A dromedary is a camel that has got his
back up twice-New Haven Register.
Three ioches of snow already in Nebraska
aud the Iodians are out slaying.-Philadelphi
Chronice-Herald.
Said Brown, "What a little beauty that Is
over to Jones'sp Replied Mrs. B., "a rerv
little beauty, Mr.. Brown. Boston Transcript.
A tart is the culinary representative of de-
mocracS. No upper crust" there.-New Ha-
ven Register.
Th promises to bs very cold winter, and
all our young men are wearing the heaviest
kind of canes.-Phisdelphi Chronicle Her
AID
A patent medicine advertiser says fat is not
conducive to long life. That is so. A fat hog
rarely lives through the wn.er-Turners Falls
Reporter.
AIRY, on a marine excursion, hearing mem
ton made of the two sea-5irds, the great aux
and the little aux iuqa red if the little aux was
a spsrrow-suk Punch.
Have you seen the C1untess-Prircess-
Passing In her stage review,
Aud the genius she evinces
ln the mazes OF FTou-Frou?
Have You seen superb Modjeska
When neI iewe,s eam altar
Like the sword of 5Obieski
On the heights OF Tremb)lar?
cause II you haven't yon'd better 20 and
see II you can't get dead-bead ticket,
on the plea OF being the New York cor
New York Graphic.
There has been great cry that chalk mark
will keep ants out of food. We have noticed
the little fellows never get in our milk
Syracuse Sunday Times.
Surprise is one of the principal elements of
wit. This is why it always m axes a man laush
when he sits down on pip.-Bltlington hawk
eye.
This is unkind 10 the Buff 40 Express: 81
have nothing to say about the st. Louis lady.
l have no time to attend 10 such m alters. L
le we them entirely to my nephew Willism.,'- -
S. j. Tilden.
Necessity has no law: Parson [sternly1- -
SLOW could you come to church to be- married
TO a man 10 such state as thatr' Bride veep-
ing]-"It wasn't my fauls sir | never can Get
hun TO come when he is s0berl'-Punch.
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BAYLEYAt BrewsteTsN. YApril 2of dph;heretic Group
Norman Bayey, eldest OF Dr. ". b. and Eta Bayeyt
aged years. months and Ia days.
Funeral Thursday at D.
Hartford and New Haven papers please copy.
BONNER-In this city. Tuesday evening. Jane wife Of
Robert Bonner in the iSth year q. her age.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church (ey. DR.. Has,
j5thst FRIDAY morning at 10 o'clock In accord
with the wishes vi the deceased friends are kindly re-
ouested to refrain IRON sending flowers.
BRUSH-At Farmer Village, y. " Apri l. the Rev, william
Brush. Pastor Of the Reformed Church, Geneva n. Y.
Funeral services at the Reformed Church. Village
Thursday, April !, at IL o'clock
Blu RTIS-At Vernon. Westchester County " ",
April Mrs Martha Burtls, widow VI the laa
seaman BuTtis IN the 10Th year OF her age.
Relatives friends invited attend the funeral from the
residence VI Theodore W. Buriis 3daye near
lsi.s. Nonrt Vernon on Friday 5th inst, az y.
Train leaves 42,i-st. at II O'Clock.
CIIALMERSOH Wednesday, April 3, Lo;tie wife OF J. V.
Chalmers and danghterof Dr. H. h. Bishop OF worcester
Prayers uncle Adams Bishop 80 West
36,nst New.York. Friday morning April 3, $50 a.
Tie will be taken ~ Worcester nternlent.
Montreal papers please copy
MARTIN-On Tuesday morning, pr 2 Fanny Bacon wife
of William r. Martin. and daughter OF he late RUFUS Bacon.
Relatives and friends invited attend tho funeral from
No 10 West 3jtbst, THURSDAY afternoon al o'clock.
Ii IL requested that no flowers be sent
MoRRIsON-on the I'd inst. James Morrison in the 69th
Of his
Relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully invited
attend funeral services from his late residence, 10 9TH
ave, Thursday, April L. at = p M No h0wers
sTONER-Apri g. 1875 Corneia BadsiD infant daughter
OF Augustus and Laura j. stOner; -, =. 49,, A., o.,
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend the l
from the residence Of her parents NO. o.
Monticello Jersey city Heights, ON Thursday Ap 4,
at O'Clock y. m.
WOLFF-On Wednesday April 3 Alma Hendricks youngest
daughter OF Agnes H. and Aaron Wo % III The s car of
her age. ,---. -.
East 3Oth-st Friday, the 9TH lnst at 10 1t
ticularly requested that no flowers DO sent
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AN UNWORTHY MAGISTRATE.

i. PITCHER REMOVED FROM OFFICE
TRIAL FOR MALFEAsANCE BEFORE THE LONG
BRANCH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS CONVICT
ING ON THREE CIIARGEs-orHER OFFICIALS TO
BE PROSECUTED.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
LONG BRANCH, April 3.-The examination
OF Police Magistrate f. |. Pitcher. charged with NAL
fesance I'm office continued before the Long Branch
Board OF Commissioners to-day The full board compris
ing ex Collector Murphy Mayor Joseph H. Cooper and
Messrs Woley, Lewis, Patterson, Sherman and Cham
herain early in their seats, and the proceedings
were opened by Public Prosecutor Lanning. who made
a demand on Magistrate Pitcher for his official books
Pitchers counsel objected but the board voted that they
should be produced.
Prosecutor tanning called by Mr.. Hayes counsel
Mr. Allen and said that had made several applica-
lions TO Justice Pitcher to make report Of his Official
business but he had never done 3d. He was
confident that Pitcher withheld from him as
state Prosecutor list OF witnesses and evidence
In numerous criminal matters, also that he visited
Kavanaugh the alleged re-bug" in JAIL and impaired
TO him evidence only known by him tPitcher) and the
prosecution.
Theodore West police officer, testified that he was
present In the Police Court when complaints were made
to Justice Pitcher against the Nsw.York bsneo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
WILL YOU WALK INTO MY PARLORf
EcnLn The CincinnnM EnQMlrer

Mr.. Tilden was outrageOlsly betrayed py tne
money power He deceived by them aha k 1i
Ignorance of the state of affairs NJ 5
the sitting Of the electoral tribunal MI Tden should
tSke Gronnd against the grinding money power OF the
East Ills friends may want TO vlndlcate him. tn1rS
fore he should leave his present treacherous
iDos anf announce Ills synpathcs with the agrlcutuai
and manufacturing Interests of the country Inc gun
between sam and Tom Is now impossible. Not even
Steel bridge of the Hill pattern bridge IT, Inc eS
penses OF late campaign were large ana te
shin had The Belmont letter did its work.. IL restored
Hendricks to his people 1t has d2wned upon tne In
diana brain that Eastern gods are not WORTHY m
the Democratic ticket Hendricks will be presented ny
indiana while ONO will offer Henry b. Pay anu arm
q Thurman The contest for the nomination VIII DC
spjred as success Ia assured The NOMINATION. ny ,nc
next Democratic National Convention means tne occu
nancy OF The White House and with good behavior, an
npdsturbed Presidential salary.
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80 na, been applied to by order OF inc hoe nr
pic W iss,oners, for payment OF Tie sum VI 81 -.
=, the rate OF 9s. per day Tor the nse Joy h
.,a in the ward-room OF ner "Dos| S
Mr. Sands objects to ms . ~ Il e.eessiye mas
partlcuhh "a charged for five full day wnefe an one
snuch his own account, he nissea wSetbsr there
Of these ohsySe for Attendance me ray mI ~
s adds saricay "No othelaI answtI dn these
Ga:sSe sn returned to Mr.. sandss INQUIRIES Oh 70
have Deen tho meantime naval officers VIII 90 wen W
note OF the case and in future TO relrn Iess he
cuing any IPspsred TO pay for board and lodging " ~
vance" ..o. alluded TO n
Colonel T. B. Thorpe. who was aIuu ,taaa ~ :"
ssx, days ago as an old contributor TO ha'p ~. ,,
.. an aide-de- camp 10 General zachai! 10y aan,.n
MEXICAN campaign Before the noni""o 80 ,n ,ho
o.. ,he presidency Colonel Thorpe was active III 'ao
Ioi -. a. r;,o his claims 10 the Office ana wrote
,o,,ors and sketches about his ehlei' Among
which he embellished were the refusal OF
go, TavIor 70 surrender at the demand Oh SANTA
49, On, before the battle Of Buena Vista, and the
h,nglne of Braxton Braggs battery INTO close action
1ne the same contest These two Incidents as related
NV Thorpe found illustration in almaner Oh hghy COZ
ad cheap autographs, which met with immense SAFE
o,ouI THOMAS L. Critteuden Taylor's aide, who car
Ia the reply 70 Santa Annals demand, was represented
An sky blue suit as stiff II he had swallowed one or
,he Gun ramrods then in in the army, informing
Green and yellow Mexican General with one leg that
1Gcneral Taylor never suTenders." IL was Thorpe
~. of The legend Of the Old Guard which dies
A., never surrenders" In the other ILLUSTRATION
sTsylor was represented as sitting very coOIY On
re- horse amid a terrible fire from the Mexlcans,
Tho entirely surrounded Captain Draggs battery OF
yellow guns and bright, new Dlue-cOateu artihcr
boe faces had evidently been tanned by Mexi-
can sun or soed by Mexican earth or Their own gun
powder The legend of the picture, supposed TO ne
words spoken by General Taylor. was, little more
srane Captain Bragg" what Taylor did say on that
occasion was more fOrcible and profane tnah was
polite. But the two stories were not uhinportan' ~
forsi in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-04
LONG ISLAND TOWN ELECTIONS.

The canvass of the vote at the town cleo
tons in Queens County Was not concluded In some
instances until about O'Clock yesterday morning. All
the members OF the old Board Of County Supervisors
candidates for reelection. Last year there
only one Republican memDer out OF seven this year
there will be three. In two towns the Old members
have been defeated by Republicans These NcwtOwn
aud Hcmpstead-RODert Burroughs, In the former. by
John l.. Van NOstrand, nominated by the kcformcrs;
and Ebenezer Kellun In the latter, by Charles II .
Clcments Republican and Prohibition. Mr.. burroughs
has been member OF the Board seven years, and Mr.
Kellum three years. George H. Hunter, the former
d. mOcratic member from Long Island City, elected
the "NOble" ticket, last year, Is defeated by Johu
Ciayen, nominated on the Graham Democratic ticket
ana approved 10y the Republicans The constitution
of the New Board OF Supervisors Is a. follows:
Flushing-Edward A. Law jamaica. H. Brnckerhof
renee. Dem. Dem. (No OppOsition.)
Oyster Bay-GeO S. Downing NewtOwn-JOln A. Van Nos
Dem. 10 Opposition.) trand. Rep
North Hempstead-JOhn NJ. Long Island Cny-JOhn Cla
Henpstead|C II. Clcments
Rep
Henry s. Debevose Is reelected Mayor OF Long Island
City John Quinn, the Noble" candidate, by 526
majority Morrss majority over Herman, for City Treas
Is 40. McArde has 121 plurality for Police Justice
Rudolph and Parsels present incumbents being his
pOnents Delahantys majority over Chapman for Civil
Justice IS 752 The Aldermen elect are: First Ward
Robert McNulty, "Grahamite" secOnd-James Steven
son, "Grahanite;" Thrd-Mchsel Dopnelly, Ora,
hamte;" FOurths Cornelius Reed, "Grahamite," and
Republican; Finh-JOhn ]. Mitchell, "Nobleite."