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Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
local News.
Circuit Court adjourned last

Ol1OulU NONIO CUNt N'llA '''St
Saturday.
A marriage license was issued
to NJ. @. Cunningham and Miss
Mary J. Smith, this week.
We learn that the wheat in
different parts Of the county is
being badly damaged with rust.
A little stranger Of the female
persuasion made its appearance
at the residence Of DR., s. A.
Brown, Of this place, On Tuesday
last.
Circuit Courtin Fulton county
next week. Some Of the Evening
Shade lawyers will attend. The
RECORD viii also be represented.
parsou Garrison started this
fer>lf.aa.G, ca, u III
tend the Conference. lie has
promised while gone to let his
friends hear from him, through
the columns Of the RECORD.
DIR. J. S. King, Of this place,
has sold his stock Of drugs, gro
ceries, etc, to Mr.. NJ. G. Vain
wriCht and viii hereafter devote
his entire attention to his pro
fession; while Mr.. Wainwright,
with his increase Of stock viii
be still better prepared to sup
ply his customers.
During the wind and rain
storm last Monday night, q tree
was blown down upon the resi-
dence of James Wood, near
Henry's saw mill, a short dis
tance from town, damaging the
house to such an extent that the
family was compelled to vacate
it before morning. Fortunately
no person was hurt.
In another column Of our
paper will be found the card Of
Mr.. j. B. Newman, attorney at
law, recently Of Jacksonport.
Mr.. Newman, we believe, though
a young man, comes well recon-
mended, and seems to possess
those qualifications so essential
to success in any business
namely, energy and s0briety.
We predict for him q fair degree
OF success.
Our correspondent assumes,
in another column of this issue,
that "editors know eVerything,"
and asks us to state why people
take their dogs to church. Well,
editors, like the people referred
to, don't know everything, We
are not well versed in dog-ology,
and his conundrum is too dog
goned hard for us. We might,
however, suggest several rea-
sons, to-wit: Some don't know
any better; others don't care; q
few are too pious to tie them up
on Sunday, and too lazy to do it
the day before; again, there are
some who are so enthusiastic in
their devotions that they go with
their eyes fixed on the sky, ap-
parentlY trying to get a peep at
"the better land" and never see
the dog till they tread on his
tail. Then theV see and hear
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
Enpnra E0R. Sale?

A farm of $40 acres, adjoining
Evening Shade; 81 acres under fence
and in cultivation; 2 acres orchard
apples and peaches. Frame resi-
dence, 26 by AZ teot--four rooms.
Good barn, stable, and other out
buildings. Spring water convenient,
and plenty of timber. A wagon and
team will be taken as part payment.
Price, 81, ,j0Q--half cash and balance
on time.
Also, s acres of land adjoining
Evening Shade on the west. I'm
provements--good frame dwelling,
with 5 rooms; good clstern, and all
necessary out houses; fine young
orchard; place well improved. viii
sell for $500. Terms, cash down.
For further particulars, call on or
address J. W. BUCKLEY, Real Estate
Agent, Evening Shade, Ark.
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EVENING SHADE.

N. 81 CHURCH, South: Preaching
Ist ard 3d Sabbaths in each month.
Prayo, meeting and lecture every
Th1r-faynight. E. A. Garrison, P. c.
Ba ltsr CHURcH: Preaching ID
SalbaSh and Saturday night before,
in eV3n. i. D. 3, Hunt, pastor.
PaS ':@tT ~, y 9. ,,,,,0MI ,g,0MIgit1a: Preaching
Bajr3, pastor.
SADDlrB scHooL q; 4. 3. Church
at 9 a. m. J. Neely Shaver, Sup't,
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce
Richard II. Powell a candidate toS
Judge of this (3d) Judicial Circuit,
composed of the counties Of Jackson,
Lawrence, Sharp Fulton, Baxter,
Stone, lizard and Independence, at
the election to be held on the first
Monday in September, 1878.
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A, CARD.

EDITOR RECORD: [ desire in your
columns to express my hearty
thanks to the kind friends Of La
Crosse and Evening Shade, for their
liberal donation, enabling me to at
tend the general conference Of the
N. E. Church, South, which con-
venes at Atlanta, Ga, May lst.
The ministers who will fill the pull
pit during my absence, [ bespeak
for them the same attention that has
always been given me. I invoke
Gods blessings upon you, and ask a
remembrance at throne OF grace.
Affectionately, E. A. GARRISON.
April Goth, zig.
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EDiss0lglEinEl NoGiCe.

Notice is hereby given that the
copartnorship heretofore existing
between J. J. T. McAdams and Sam
uel E. Simmons, as propriotors Of a
grist mill, and transacting a milling
business IN Sharp county, Ark is
this day by mutual consent dissolved,
Samuel L. Simmons having bought
all the interest OF J. J. r, McAdams
in said mill. The said Samuel b
Simmons assumes all liabilities and
agrees to settle all accounts against
the above named firm, and also those
against the firm ofJ.J. t. McAdams
and A. N. Simmons, and is author
lied to collect all debts due both OF
said firms, and receipt for the same.
This February 9th, 1878.
J. j. 7. MCADAMs.
SAM'L Z. SIMMONS.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,

I respectfully announce myself q
candidate for the office Of Prosecut-
ing Attorney Of the Sd judicial cir
cult Of Arkansas, for the ensuing
term, and solicit your support at the
election to be held on the first Mon
day IN September, 1873.
Very resp'y, CHAs. CoFFIN,
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
SHARP COUNTY.

Representative-Sam II Davidson
County and Pro Judge--A II Num-
Sheriff and Col.--T Y Huddlestoq
Circuit Clerk--John NJ WasSon
Assess0r--JOhn W BristoW
Treasuror--Robert Gray
Surveyor-Tolbert McGee.
Coroner--A R Hipp
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce
Samuel Peete q candidate for Pros.
ocuting Attorney for this 8d)judicial
circuit, at the election to be held on
the first Monday in September, 1878,
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Opg ERafes flor AmmoMmce

OllE' Egateg fOP AmmOWMC9
iEag candidates for Office are as
follows: State, SIS; District and
Congressional, $40; County, $3-tho
cash to accompany the announce
ment. Complimentary notices Of
candidates, by correspondents, and
calls upon parties to become candi-
dates, will be charged for at the rate
Of 5 cents per line, each insertion.
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
THE RECORD
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
J. w. Buckley, Editor.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy one year, 81 so
One copy, SIX months, 20
One copy, three months, oo
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADV EEI4o+AG'
One column, oneyear, wy W
One-half column, one year, 81 w
One-fourth column, one year, ~ w
Professional cards, per year, IL 10
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly on demand.
Transient adverriaing, ten cents
per line, cash in advance.
Marriage and death notices, not
over ten lines, free; more than ten
lines, half transient rates.
Legal notices, at Statute prices.
No legal advertisements inserted
unless p4id for i'll advance.
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entS.
For CONGRESS,

We. are authorized to ANNOUNCE
Hon. Thomas NJ. Gunter a candidate
for reelection to Congress from tins
(4th) Congressional District, subJecf
to the acton ola district Democratic
convention, should one be held.
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
Circuit 0GggEE't EHTGce9GiGa SIS

STATE DOCKET, APRIL TERM, 1879.
State vs. G W Strickland-asaault;
nolle pros.
State vs. Monroe Simpson-dis-
turbing religious congregation; plea
assruiltv, end ae} 335.
State VS. Payne and Bud Jackson
ARRAY; plea Of guilty, and fined $40,
State VS. Alex Pharis-assault;
plea OF guilty, and fined s..
State VS. VIM Eddington-Sabbath
breaking; plea Of guilty, fined S25.
State VS. John Couch-assault; plea
Of guilty, and fined 825.
State VS. Thos Chamberlain-for-
feiture Of bond; forfeit Of $500.
State VS. W G Adams--profanity,
breach ofpeace; plea Of guilty, and
dned $40.
State VS. John King--a nuisancG
plea Of guilty, and fined S..
State VS. Benz. Barnes--breach Of
peace; plea Of guilty, and fined So.
State VS. II L Adams-riot; found
not guilty.
State vs. VIM Graddy-affray; plea
Of guilty, and fined S25.
State VS. Robert AQro-a0ray; plea
of guilty, and fined $50.
All other State cases continued.
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
DTSTRTOT AVID OIRrUIT.

Congressman, 4th dist,--T NJ Gunter
State Senator, I'd dist,-J B Judkins
Circuit Judge, Sd cir.--Wm Byers
Pros. Atty, Sd cir.--J L Aborhethy
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26
SHARP COUNTY,

Circuit: Third Monday after 4th
Monday in March and September.
County, First Monday mJanuary,
April, July aRd October.
Proba@ First Monday in Febru-
ary, n =, August and November.
l..etEr - r.@.En ri rae+Ar-xz.
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c-jfIi9iGv1 T0irSctc ~.
Sharp County record., 1878-04-26

Church directory.
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Court Directory.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
ESSEX COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
NOMINATION OF SHERIFF, STATE SENATOR AND
OTHER OFFICERS.


The Republicans of Essex County, New
Jersey, held their County Convention yesterday al
Orange to nominate candidates for State Senator Sheriff
Member Of the Public Road Board and three Coroners
Dr. John ]. II. Love, Of Montclar elected pcrma-
nent chairman. The resolutions adopted by the Con.
gressiona Convention, which favored honest money
and honest payment Of the Nations obligations, were
unanimously adopted
When nominations for Sheriff called for the fol
lowing were named stephen Van Courtlandt Van
Rensselaer, Major William W. Morris, Judge Frederick
W. RicOrd, Patrick T. Quinn, Aaron G.. Baldwin. John
Isaac ChampenOis, Elias DOremus, A.W Mum, Henry
r. Baker On the informal ballot the leading candidates
were DOrcmus "a; Van Rensselaer,, 20 HOlzwaTth,
20; RicOId, Quinn ana MOTHS each Is. On tho hrst
formal ballot Van Rensselaer, received "a votes, DOre
mus So Ricord q and Quinn 1s. ON the ninth ballot
the vote stood Van Rensselaer,, 80 DOremus AL Ri
cord SO Van Rensselaer, nominated the tenth
regular ballot having received lao votes TO "a for Dore-
mus and for Rcord The nomination was then made
The convention then proceeded TO nominate a cand-
date Tor state SENATOR when the following names were
presented: William H. Francis, William stulnsby, VIII
liam H. Kirk, James l.. Gucrey, Samuel Morrow, r..
Colonel L. L. Joy aud A. d. Person The name Of Mr.
JOY was Withdrawn at MS own request On the ilfst
formal ballot the stood Francis ~ Stamsby, II
KIRK 81 From the first 1t evident that there would
be a union TO defeat Mr. stansby, and on the second
ballot Mr. Francis was nominated, having received 9S
votes 70 for Stansby aud for Kirk The nomination
Of Mr.. Francis was made unanimous.
MelancthOn w. Smith WAS TcnOminated for member Of
the Road Board. and Enoch b. Woodruff and DIS. T. b.
Vaudeville aud ID. VI. Dill were nominated for Coroners
Mr.. Francis, the nomlne9 for state Senator, Is
lawyer. He Is chairman OF the Republican County
Committee was formerly City Counsel OF Newark and
is "A member OF the law firm OF Ellsworth Francis Is
Marsh. lie considered Of the best organizers OF
the partyi NewJeTsey, and in hearty accord with
the best elements OF his party.
Mr. Van Rensselaer,, the nominee for Sheriff is also
lawyer and a resident of Newark He Is n gentleman
culture and descendant OF the Van Rensselaers OF
New-YOrk. He was member Of the New-Jersey As
scmby IN 1876 and 1877, and has been reelected nem
Der OF the Newark Common Council from the First
Ward. The other gentlemen nominated FOR the minor
offices well-kuOwn ana esteemed. fAltOgetIer the
ticket made yesterday Is generally considered tp be
strong and clean one and It's success Is thought by Re-
publicuuS n be assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
90; some persons placing them even higher.
The NewHotk creditors OF DOdd, Brown & Co., far
STATEMENTS OF CREDITORS.


Iis estimated that there other debts In this city
which will make the total liabilities to NewYork mer
chants S75O,OOO.
II b. ClaAin OF H. B. Claim & Co., said yesterday that
his firm was creditor TO large amount, but that he
would cheerfully bear tho loss from house that had
brown & Co. had done for the last ten years
A member OF the firm OF Wendell, Fay Co. said yes
of cotton goods in the U.ited states outside OF Now
York and be doubted II other firm could have failed
nuf.ile of this city and owed much here. He
gardcd it honorable failure ana the cred
itors, he thought, would receive handsome dividend
large number OF embarrassed persons VINO hasehed 10
take advantage OF the bankrupt Act neloTe the OF
the direct Of its insolvency Hundreds ana even
thousands OF packages ~ Transit To- InG MAJ @
McKtOp Sprague SAID that DOdd' Brown IO's
credit had been regarded Win SOno T ,L Sr
2os taxing largo risks and tnat its creditors
waS non Syh1IIv satisfied ms 20 its sOundncss.
feeling Of anxiety was evident The failure, II was
aepce OF yellow fever III the South The firm had an
extensive trade with the smaller WHOLESALE houses nat
snpned tho southern cities aud the total prOstratOn
OF trade in certain section OF the SOuth
had an indirect but serious snect on , RouG,
was not thought that the effect would be serious as
Of the creditors IN thus CITY were wte5Ianseh
houses Dodd BLOWN NO. n"S il IA believed That
they, too, have suffered heavily - ~ o,o
Churchs stated yesterday that several years ago the
firm did considerable business with Dodd, Brown * Co.,
I'M about tygo years ago they took long time 10 meet
small bin and they had gradually ceased trading with
them. -. .. ,N.ss
Brown Co.. said yesterday that the failure wac com
plete surprise him. Friday he had DOught an OK
tensive bill of goods for the nrn . ~,
James G.. Brown, Of DOdd, Brown Co., was IN new
York on Monday, and started for the west MONDAY
evening Before his departure no said that the nrm
would prepare statement for the creditors as soon as
possible II was stated yesterday that during the last
Twelve years the trade Of DOdd, Brown Co WIN New
York merchants had amounted TO total OF S4OOOOoOO
MIR Rushmore yesterday received the following tee-
E'"" i''"' "''' ST. LOUIS. oct. 81. 1873
To I. L. RUsHNORE; -,,- III, -.
subject 90 orders several inquiries by dispatch TO-
Az - 3. 81. DODD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

QUITE THE REVERSE OF DIVIDEND.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-Ihe Sierra Nevada to-
day levied assessment Of 50 per SHARE the Raymond
and Ely one OF 81 per share,
FAILURE OF A MONTREAL HOTEL
MONTREAL, Oct 22.-BTown q Co., of the Ottawa
Hotel have called meeting Of their creditors Their laD.
ties are $4,000, and their aesets nOminnly Sill 900
A SENATOR'S MINING INVESTMENT
DENVER, Col, Oct. Ex-senator Chaflee has pur-
chased haf interest in the Little PttsburR Nine al Head
camp In the world
THE END OF PLUNDERED BANK
AUBURN, Ind, Oct. 22-lhe First National Bank
OF Auburn which suffered 80 heavily from deacaOn
will go into liquidation.
AN OBJECTION TO THE FRENCH TREATY
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-lhe Chamber of Com
meIe considered today the question Of the proposed treaty
IN the tarin on French wines and liquors.
TAXATION TOO HEAVY FOR A CLEVELAND BANK.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct. 22.-In view of the heavy
imposed on the banking capital OF this the Merchans
National Bank AZ meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS this morning,
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct. 22.-lhe match game of
ball which played here today between the boston
aud Providence clubs was Witnessed by 1900 persons Tne
che BY sharp fielding by score OF 10 o.
THE FAILURE OF SAVAGE, LYMAN & CO.
MONTREAL, Oct 22.-At u meeting of the credi-
tors Of Savage Lyman & Co, jewellers who have failed
statement presented, showing the liabilities firm
be 600 assets fs7 600 An offer Of y5 cents on
dollar by the inBOlyents refused Committee
appointed TO investigate their anaifs,
A CHURCH CONFERENCE AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-Th6 Foreign Christian
Missionary Society will commence It's annual meeting this
lyered In the evening by the Rev H. MOet OF veland
The Anniversary Of the General Christian Missionary
ton Will be held Thursday afternoon. There are ndea
tons Of very large attendance The exercises viii be
usually interesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
DIR. ISAAC !. HAYES RENOMINATED.

In The rooms of the Lincoln Club, at No.
80 Clintonplacc the with Assembly District RcpuDh
can Convention met last evening General Lloyd Aspin-
wall was chosen permanent chairman. He urged the
members to work hard 70 elect General Arson c.
McCook to Congress. General McCooks opponent
Lawrence jerome, Mr.. Aspinwall said was q per-
soual friend OF his but not fitted TO he
Congressman. 81 shall 20 TO Mr. Jerome he
continued" and take him by the hand and say, Larry
love YOU but cannot vote for you, for DO not tAlnA
YOU would make good Representatives.
DR. Isaac l. Hayes was renOmuated for the Assembly
by acclnmajion Dr. Hayes, IN accepting the reno NINA
ton made brief address, during which lie gave ac-
OF his work in Tie LrgisLature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
CRIMES AND CASUALTTES-BYZE TELEGRAPH

A DESPERATE WAY TO ESCAPE THE FEVER
NEw-ORLEASs, Oct. PA man named Moore,
f Tor lear ai't Of the yellow fever.
~ ''N' A FATAL FALL FROM BRIDGE
pPoV1DFNCF Oct, 22.-Henry Darlington, Of
Barriiviie forty I'VE years old fell the NewYork and
Sew England Bridge at Waterford this afternoon aud was
TWO MORE VICTIMS OF A RAILWAY CRIME.
BOSrON, Oct. 22.-COmelius Sullivan died last
mshoney. an olfsman OF Lowell died today These make
twenty.one deaths ! all FROM that casualty.
NOW THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct. 22.--Darwin Estes,
who reported accidentally s6o yesteTay Is now be-
THE ABSURD ESCAPE OF A THIEF.
CHICAGO, Oct 22-Frank mn 6 nam al, Wei vs.
teray. The turnkey not knowing allowed nun 70 Ssh Guy
ring Mers store and had nine other diamond rings on hS
person -
CHICAGO Oct 22.-At2 O'clock this morning
hrrsr broke into the residence Engineer Mcclellan OF
the Hyde Ps hS man. ana c saeS The Sags
succeeding in getting his Teyo shot Mcclellan ~ ne neeA
AN oLD-FAsHIoNED COLLISION IN ILLINOIS.
PLANO. ILL.,, Oct. 22.-Tw0 freight trains on the
chicago Burlington and Quincy ba0a9 gTs be s s
gnes and several were thrown INTO ne dteh aud
FATHERS EFFORT TO SAVE CHILD. -
CINCINNAr, Oct 22:-This morning the dwelling
Michael RSute the oo e. ts @ was A
the chd with her nghtdress burning ana grasPns her i
the ground safety The child was badly burned about TIP
arms being burned almost TO the bone and the flesh scOrChd
Oh his back.
A woMANs ExTRAoRDINARY PLUCK.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22s-Last evening the residence OF
% %arssa paed her hair cSoksa her and held revolver o
her TSuabies they seized her child held by leg md
dSsv ss This also proved unaTAlng the thieves then
dragged the carpet from the door ana 9a9d T8oV
! wore masEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
IVOI
OFFICE SECOND ASSISTANT POsTNAsTER-IgN ER
SMITH H. WEEDS PARTIAL DENIAL.


HE SAYS HE ONLY SENT A PART or THE Dis
PATCHES AsCRIBED TO HD-DECLARTNG THAT
HE NEVER TRIED TO BRIDE THE CANYASsIN0
BOAPD.
Smith NJ. Weed, Mr. Tilden's "cOparcener" in
South Carolina is now in this city, and was met by
TRIBUNE reporter, last night. in front Of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. Mr. Weed, with pleasant smile,
extended his hand evidently expecting cipher
interview.
THE TRIBUNE columns are open for any expla-
nation you have to offer regarding the cipher dis
patches" said the reporter.
81 should think The TRIBUNE had said about
enough regarding me of late" he replied.
Then you have no explanation to giyei'
81 don't say that The trouble with TIE
TRIBUNE is that it ascrbes to me all the dispatches
from South Carolina, whereas 1 did not send them
all"
"You sent part OF themi'
al sent some dispatches from there, but there is
not word of truth in those THE TRIBUNE ascribes
to me-"
Then you deny all knowledge Of them !"
"Oh, don't say that. But mean to say there is
not word Of truth in those dispatches which are
imputed to me regarding money transactions, such
as the one which is numbered 2J.'
"Are any OF your dispatches correctly trans
latedi"
THAT cannot tell myself, as have not now the
key, and do not remember"
"Then you deny the money transactOnsp
"You may say for me that as regarding that Cam
wasting Board, that never saw them, made
any arran gements with them or tried TO bribe them
omnibus for which Mr.. Weed had been waiting
appeared, and Mr.. Weed took his leave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23

James William Hustled, the Republican NOM
lnce for Assemblyman in ROcand County has been one
Of the Westchester Assembymen for ten years. He Is
almost iorty-aye years OF age He was graduated at
Yale College in 1854, and admitted to the Bar In
1857 He has held a number Of local offices, and is now
a MaIorGeucra Of the State Guard In politics he was
formerly an american but In 1859 he left that party
and has since been Republican He first entered the
Assembly in 1869 serving then as chairman Of the Com
mltteC on Federal Relations aud as member OF the
Committee on Commerce aud NAVIGATION. He has since
been chairman many Of the most important commit
tees in the Assembly, and during three terms was
Speaker. In the district IN which MT. Hustled nom
mated yesterday, James NJ. Nelson (Dem.) who has
been renOmnated, had majority Of 500 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
GENERAL POLITICAL NE US.
GENERAL WOODFORD AT ELMIRA
AN ABLE SPEECH AT SHORT NOTICE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUNE.l

ELNuRA, N. Y, Oct. 22.-General Stewart L.
WoOdford arrived from Pennsylvania this after
noon at O'clock He his way to Wellsville Al
legany County, where he is to speak tomorrow. The
Republicans OF Elmra learning Of his presence and that
he would remain here until morning determined TO press
him into the service for speech at the Opera House in
this city tonight TWAS sooner said than done The
General agreed and in an hour the city was flooded
with notices OF the meeting, in response 70
which the Opera House was filed at o'clock with
audience eager hear General WOodfOrds eloquent
words He spoke for hour and half on the financial
question, in his honest aud earnest way. An unucky
Greenbacker who ventured to ASA few questions re-
tired from the hall at an early hour sadder
and wiser man, and with a parting shot
from the speaker which completed his discontinue
This meeting will do great deal Of good in Chemung
County. General WOodford's assault on soft-money will
leave strong impression especially the Greenback
edorwho answered to rather more than his hearts
content
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-23
NETWORK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 22.-The Republicans
Of the Iyth Assembly District to-day nominated Waters
W. Braman. THE Democratic majority last year this
district was 424l
BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. 22.-Mr. Mark b.
Moore was to-day nominated by the Democratic
Assembly Convention OF the lid District. This com
pees the nominations OF both parties for Assembymen.
Last year the Democratic majority in the lid District
OF Erie County was over 100.
BALLsToN, n. Y, Oct. 22.-S. S. Waterbury,
editor Of The BdlstOn Democrat. has accepted the
Democratic nomination for the Assembly from the Ist
District OF saratoga County This district gave 23S
Democratic majority last year. Mr. Waterbury is the
third Democratic nominee this year, the other two
having declined.