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The New York herald., 1878-10-27

Speeches were made by Msssrs. James Daily. Moritz
Eiiinger, J. p. chupman, Thomas J. Costigan and
John X. Fellows
Ex.Judge Dittenhoefer has declined the nomina-
lion for Assembly rendered him by the republicans
OF the Twentieth Assembly district
Inc colored citizens oil the Filth Assembly district
held meeting No. Clark street ou Friday
evening and denounced John h. Brady, presi-
denl Of the Republican Association, Tor the manner
IN which ne had treated coored voters. A
mittee was appointed to wait on Collector Merritt
night Inspector In tho Custom House, tho colored
voters claiming that he holds IL IN violation OF tho
Presidents civil service order. Resolutions were
adopted complimentary 10 exAiderman Dc Vres
and indorsing him as their Candidate Tor Congress.
The democrats OF tho First Assembly district OF
New Jersey yesterday renominatsd +. J. Doremus for
Assembly.
republican mass meeting was held last evening at
the headquarters OF the Kings County Republican
General Committee. in tho Pnenix Building, on
Court street, Brooklyn. Benjamin Estes presided,
and speeches were made by Mr. simeon B. Chitten.
den, candidate Tor Congress, and otnerR
The democrats oil the FIRST Assem- district OF Al
bany county have nominated Philip houghialing
The republicans OF Ihe Second district OF Orange
county have nominated Tor Assembly Timothy Coha-
len, OF Middietown.
county have nominated William l.. Mcsick, OF Chat
ham. for Assembly. rhe greenbacK party had pre-
viously dominated MIN.
Adrian N. suydan, republican, was nominated tor
Assembly IN the Eighth district, Kings county. last
Mr.. William +. Croft, who was prominent as prob
able candidate tor the Assembly in the Twensth dis
trict, has Withdrawn Tor personal reasons.
The anti-Tammany democratic organizations have
concluded 10 hold their county ticket ratification
meeting at this Cooper Institute Tuesday evening
next The Committee on Supervision OF Election
appointed by this body yesterday afternoon as tol
lows:-James G. Morrison, Ira Shafsr, Nelson J.
Waterbury, John b. Haskia, John Fox, timothy
Shea, Thomas Mcclellan. Peter Bowo and Michael Z.
Murphy.
challenges hessrs. Burke and Miller meet him
tho stump and discuss LABOR ana finance which he
regards as .tne only real questions before the Amer
people,"
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WARMER WEATHER IN MEMPHIS.
MpupuIS Oct 16 is


The weather continues to grow warmer. From Six
O'Clock last night until noon to-day undertaKers
ported orders for seven intermcntG M:s. Roper,
widow OF tho late James Roper, died last night.
The Board OF Health has officially reported two deaths
from yellow fever during tho past twentyiour hours
ended at six O'Clock Tonight. six additional inter-
menls are reported by undertakcrs OF parties who
died beyond the corporation line.
Fitleen Physicians OF the Howard medical CORPS
report sixteen new cases, equally divided betwe
the city and country. The MAJ ority OF those
reported the city OF persons who
were taken Ill IN the suburbs and brought
to the city for treatment. Ten local physcians
nave been appointed on duty IN the CITY By Medical
abroad who have been relieved. Members OF the
medical corps who are quaracuned from their homes
havo been requested to remain In the city as The
guests OF the Howard Association.
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FRENCH AID FOR THE YELLOW FEVER sUF-


FEREKs.
WASHINGTON, Oct 90 1873.
The American Minister at Paris, in transmitting to
the Department of State list OF the subscriptions Tor
tho relief Of the yellow fever sufferers, says that his
appea', originally made TO the Americans In Paris
was responded to In an enthusiastic manner by the
Parisans. Marshal and Nine. MacMahon leading of
with subscription OF 5,o00E The amount already
forwarded through tho Secretary OF State ana to tho
Howard Association direct Is about CO. 0o0f.
Should tho suffering continue additional amounts
will be collected aud forwarded. series OF official
entertainments Is in contemplation in and OF the
The Minister, in the name oil the Secretary VI State,
has publicly thankcd the contributors, ana
special manner the President OF the French Republic
and NJ me. MacMahon
CONTRIBUTORS.
The following are the names ol some OF the princ-
pal contrIbu 0rs:-John W. Mackay, TO- 000L Pres-
dent and Mme MacMahon, 5,000i. LaZard FTeres
Co., 5,OoOi. Henry Rosener, 1,oo0.; Dep
u,y Menier, l,ooof; DR.. ). Marion Sims,
l,00ot; MessrA Marcaud, Andre Co..
2,5oOi Edmond Goodchaux, 5Ool. Hodaman \
Niue. Il. oOoL +. yorcl 4 Co... 6oof.
1,O0OL Marquis De la Gandara, 50Of.; Mrs
Westngham (Pittsburgl 500. Munroe Co.,
530L /; Drexei. Harjes & Co, 500f; Camondo Il
Co., 500.; HotchKss Il Co., 40OL American
Episcopal Cnurcn, through Rev. j. Morgan, 1897. ;
through tho American Chapel, 92St through
$780,; tnrough Sehgman Freres " Co., l,7S5t !;
through NEw YORK HERALD, 1,29s. through Gali9.
ndni's Messenger, 365t.; through the Continental
Gazette, l4Si.
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LONG AND FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVANT.

From the Reiormer and jewish Timss.l
wnilo We DO not tn NIX that religious paper should
ever permit itsoif TO become the organ OF political
party do not believe that 1t 10 either necessary or
wise that should be neutral IN political matters
which thc wcars OF the community ~ concerned.
Certainly these tho welfare oil tue UNITY
10 the selection OF our judges, aud
tho perncious method OF eec ng our judicial officers
is at present III vogue, people ~no wish 10
pu shed, morality vindIcaicd and laws enforced
must look TO politics Tor the fuIllmeut oil their
wishes. his fail the people OF New YORK elect
a Guy Judge ior long term, ab officer Ia whose
keeping to very large extent. Will Uc intrustcd the
peace aud security OF the city Tor Years so
i'm portant an Official SHOULD be selected IRON the
ranks of men iearusd IN law, uusulcd IN character
ana experienced IN tho administration Of justice.
These conditious are, We believe, ali supplied in The
PEE son OF exJudgc Cunning ). Bedford, who has
served city long and faithfully as Assistant Ds
trlct Attorney ana Cuy Judge, and is now csnd-
date Tor The latter position Judge Bedford rs 70
whom the people have iusted before and can trust
again. aud, apart from all party a iations, tins is
consideration IA tno matter OF tue election
Of sucn an important iunctionary as CITY Judge OF
Ne YORK.
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TOURNAMENT AT ANNAPOLIS IN AID OF THE
SUFFERERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD. |

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 20 1878.
tournament for tho benefit OF the SUI
fercrs from yellow lever given here to-day.
The Naval Academy iarm used for tho
occasion. ard tho Naval Academy band rendered
its services. The weather charming, and The
large number OF beautiful ladies present, the
inspriting music, tho handsomely iestooned
arches, the finely caparisoned horses OF the
knights and the gayly dressed riders made
a most animated picture Numerous marshals
and pages flowing sashes aided in the duties Of the
tournament aud gave additional eciat TO the pleasant
scene There thirty two nights who assembled
around the grand hear the address OF Henry
Sellman, Esq. Romance. he said. had lent charm
to the deeds OF the knights Of tho Middle Ages, but
their deeds had yielded US the fruit OF liberty.
Cnivalry, he sa,d, was TO repress wrong. and
there were wrongs IN State and society TO
redress You meet to-day in no idle pageant; our
brothers OF the South arc afflicted Our hearts bleed
for them. No sectional feelings divide US; wo
mipge tears. and our prayers ascend for
them. Chivairy could exact no nobsr Incentive
TO knIghtly deeds than to relieve the stricken
South. He then announced the Isis opened About
eight hundred persons Witnessed the riding, among
them large number VI naval officers and their
wives. The Knight oil Allendae, William G1tt, bore
off the palm and crowned Miss Minnie StocKctt
Queen OF Love and Beauty.
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CONDITION OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEAN. La, Oct &c. 1878.
The weather Is clear and pleasant Tho number
OF deaths reported is q and Of cases 63, making
the total number OF deaths 3,s49, and OF cases
1885. Captain william Davis OF the British steamer
Liddesdale, died last night OF yellow fever.
The work OF supplying the needy with rations
medicines, nurses, physicians, &c., Will to-day be
brought to an end, far as the "Pcabodys," "How-
ards tho LADIES' Physiological Society and the
Steamboat Men concerned. The New Orleans
Central, the Young Mons Christian, the Peabody
Auxiliary Society, the Homeopathic Relief, the Ac-
Benevolent Society ana the several minor chari-
table associations VIII continue their labors.
MALiGNANCy OF THE FEVER
DR.. QuiganO, who was sent To the Howard Associa-
ton by tho Spanish government, TO be placed wherc
the lever malignant, returned from
Dry Grove, Mss, to-day. He has been twenty
five years charge OF hospital In
Havana but says ne never any such yellow fever
until he witnessed the Dry Grove. La thirty
hours from black vomit there were twenty -eight
deaths out Of twenty-nine cases, which were there
when he arrived. He very successful In the
treatment OF the lever at Dry Grove aud aerward ut
Lebanon Churcn.
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BEAUMONT ARRAIGNED.

Leroy Beaumont was arraisned before Judge Barker
at Paterson, N. j., yesterday on Two indictments,
ono charging him with an attempt to shoot
John Hines and the other accusing him
Ut The attempted murder OF his mistress,
Agnes Heiden. To the latter II Is SAID he WISHED TO
p.cad guity. but was prevented by his counsel The
trial down Tor next saturday. Ii Is said that
he again attempted suicide Wy hanging Ia hts coll on
tluy uhl
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Of his regiment support the widow and children
until other assistance Is rendered, am very truly
WINFIELD :. HANCotk
HENRY r. SPAuLpIsG, President Central Trust Company,
New YORK.
HIS FAMILY
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Ihsve the onor TO acknowledge the receipt OF the
following additional sums Tor the family oi the late
Lieutenant Benner, Eighteenth infantry M casey
Lew, shoema akerstown, Pa. SO; NJ W. H., 90 n
A., 50; W. b., s5; A. b., So; ID. i. Worden,
SD. Total TO date, S25s. Very respectfully.
w. W. DAUuHERTY,
First Lieutenant Twenty second Infantry.
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THAT se4, 225 CHECK.

Detectives Field ana O'Connor made two moro
arrests yesterday In connection with the forgery Of
AGA 225 check on the Union Trust Company. Bench
warrants we're issued Tor the apprehension OF Louis
A. Brown and Horace Il Brown. brokers, aud the de-
ctives arrested tho former at the Real Estate TX
chanQe. No Ill broadway, and the latter at NO. ~
Broadway. LOUIS A. Brown was indicted q. tho time,
but relies sed bail, mis- bondsman being Oscar
NJ sp,llar VINO Is now III the TomDs The two prison.
crs were taken TO the District Attorneys oice and
com mittcd TO tho rombs without bail
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
JUDGE BEDFoRD's CANDIDACY FAvoRABLY RE-
CEIvED.-CoMMESTs OF THE PRESS.
fha York Fem Lon

BEDFORD CANDlDACr FANORABL1 bE-
CEIvED.-CoMMESTs OF THE PRESS.
From the New York Trade Journal
The nomination OF Judge Cunning s. Bedford for
tho Office OF City Judge produced favorable CON-
ment on all sides Judge Bedford Is democrat, and
Tammany has nomin mated HIM, although he Is not
member OF the rammany sociesy, yet hs nomination
Is concurred by large numbers OF republicans and
anli-I am rnanyit THIS favorable expression of
opinion the result OF tho hisn and able qualities
txnIblted by the Judge while serving as Assistant
District Attorney for TOUR years aud AS CITY Judge
or the same length OF time In tue latter capacity
he distinguished btmssIt greatly by mis- thorough
Knowledge OF the law, his justice and mpartiality.
Not The slightest taint OF vcnaity ever clung TO his
20 wn whiio bench. II seems to US mat parti-
saushp iu potics should be abjured Us much as pos
sibe IN tho selection OF JUICES. ln other words,
wncu a good man Is nominated ny either party, QUO
possesses not only tue requisite ability, out The
fearless honesty and experience IN the crimIn, law,
such u man should receive the votes OF the people
without regard 10 tue benests OF party. Wo believe
Judge Bedford nlls the measure OF these qualinca-
tour ana that ho should the support of all
Classes oi voters mator what their political predi.
Iections may be.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
WARM WEATHER AT JACKSON, MISS.

WARN WEATHER AT JACKSON, MISS.
JACKSON, Oct 26 1873
The warm weather has increased the number OF
new cases. there wero Is cases since yesterday
noon, and 2 deaths to-day The total mum.
ber Of cases TO date Is. 373; deaths, 5s. John
f. Royal, Of Greensboro, Ala, sxpress agent here.
has Just died. The Chicago 81. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad has extended tho round trip ticke.s OF all
abseu tees until November 80, and many OF the
connecting lines nave signineu their the
rangemen. DR.. Cochran ana Colonci Hardee, OF the
yellow Fever Com sion, have arrived hero and
progressing with their investgation in relation the
origin Of the fever this point On their Say from
New Orleans they made examinations ut several In
fectcd places, including osyka aud McComb City.
Tomorrow they Will proceed TO Dry Grove.
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FIRE In JERSEY CITY.

At i've O'Clock yesterday morning a aro broke out
in some buildings In vandcrbcck & Sons lumber
yard property, Greon aud Morgan streets, invov.
ing a loss OF about 100000. VaGdorbcck son lose
Sl5.0V0. insured; DAVIS Co., ballustcr ,anuactur-
ers. 50. 900; horton n Co.. iron rallings, s2,0O0
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NO MORE FUNDS REQUIRED.

The committee appointed by Mayor Ely to receive
contributions in aid OF the yellow fever sufferers an
nounce that the receipt or funds will be discontinued
after this date and tho Office OF the committee closed
The five boxss placed IN the rotunda by Postmaster
James TO receive contributions tor the nerers were
removed W tsgerday.
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cAMpArGS NOTES.

The nnti.rammanyites OF the Fourteenth Assembly
district held Cooper rat t1cson meeting last owe n
ing at No. 20 avenue A, John Tyler Kelly presiding
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AID FOR THE suFRRRERs.

Mayor Ely yesterday received s43s 40 Tor the
Southern sufferers by tho yellow fever. The amount
was forwarded 10 the Mayor OF Jackson, Aiss.
The National PARK Bank has forwarded total OF
sl76, 456 CO to tho sufferers
Lehman Brothers ackno ledge additional receipts
for tho lever fund to the amount OF Sl02.
N Barnett, OF No. lis Franklin street, has re-
cciyed S42sT SO-idditional subscriptions 10 tho
fever reieI iund
Thc Brooklyn treasurer of the fund for the rcei OF
The yellow fever ercrs reports the receipts up
date as beng $50, 265 -.
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THE DISEASE IN MOBILE.

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 20, 1878.
For the last twonty.tour hours 10 cases of yellow
fever and no dcatns. Total cases to date 174 total
deaths, ~. Cases under treatment at present, Al.
The weather warm
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THE NOMINATIONS.

The main nominations In the city havo been mi de,
but several Aldermen and Assembly men nave yet,
however, De placed in the field. In the list pub
iisned below tho letter "Rn used for tho rspu
and s.Dn Tor the 1t-Tam many dem ocrais Where
letters arc used alter name u Is Understood that
the candidates Tor Alderman and AssembIyma ma
received ooth nominations me srsenoack and labor
people, split up into about bali dozen factions, will
number OF Candidates IN the field for district
Offices by the latter part OF next week. Every mig
different wings OF them meet and take men on and
,a their tickets ut pleasure The following
as lar AZ regularly competed:-
STATE TICKET
Judge of the Court Of Appeals.
Greenback and
Democrat Reputiican. Laoor
Geo B. Bradley Geo. +. Danforth. Gideon j. rucker
COUNTY.
7ammamy Combination
Mayor..... .AucOA tus Scnel.. Edward Cooper
Cuy Juuge,.......G. s. Bsdtord......k. b. Cowing
District Attorney .FredK. Smylhe. Benz X. Phelps
Coroner. Michael Iuomey :. Mortz Ellinger
Greenbdck ana Labor
Mayor. Edward Cooper
City Judge. .......-..........P Philip J. Joacnimson.
District Attorney ..... George +. Gardiuer
Coroner .Jonn g. hanna, Nj. D.
Aldermen at Large.
r co,,,,,,,,o, GreenoaeS 1ssa. and
VIM. K. RoDrrts..M. W. Burns. .Jerc =. DriscoL.
Patrick keenan,. Fred Eink William Leonard.
Wm r. krk.... j. 5. Hyatt. 49,. iiilam Lulor.
VIM Bennett IN. Hougnton. Franz si2el.
Dtstrtct Aldermen
Tan,manu Greenback and
At shiels. IN. Slewar, R D.B RELY
J. j. Sicveu.. .Rcn'd Evans, d.. i. J. Brosnan
5-J. Cavunaugh.J. J. Morris, X. Il. Leonard
Auiu. l. Brewer, ID.
J. j. Byrnes. Nv. Jacobus, Il D. T. McGuiness
6-George Hall.
jacob HatreL
7-wm. sausr Bernard Biglin, X.
s-rnos. Carroll. Hy. &. Perley,R
WIN. Joyce.
Wards.
- Henry HaGsnJ. L. Mott, RD-
City AssemJiymen-
il. H. Maoigan NJ. C. Murphy. u. X. Cornelius Flynn.
2-r. y. Grady...B q. Buckley. ..John sweeny.
3--W II. McIntyre Samuel Poiak.
4-Jonn CALVIN. X. W. Waters, D. Richard Walters.
5-lnomasBogan
6-J.Scobecken wass.J Ryan, D....
ID. X. Perley Isaac 1. Noyes, K John X. Perley.
SD. Patterson.
g-J.W. BrowningGeo B. Dcaue,R.
10--John Zinn
Ill. IL. TerrelL W. ". Astor, X.
l2-A. F.Hallah'I. George A. Makay.
10 r. II. Strahan, X. u. l. d. Sdeldon.
l4-Henry Dugro.
l5-A.J. Do'neriyJ Jantsen, R.& D.James Con nally.
l6-E. +. Hogan. George 4. Banzer
Ill. e. UrssaD. =. NJ 5mo'n D. r. ID. cnucl j. Flynn.
lS-J. +. McDono'h
1g--J. b. McDon'ld W.A.Ackerm'pR. w. W. A. Carsey.
2o-H. stewart Al. Dtten'f, R& DEugeoe Delmap.
2I-A4sx. Tnain. Alexander rnain.
City Congressmen
On. Muler....l. h. bufke,k. D.J l.. kerrigan.
6--. ). Cox....M >. DeVr!es, R..S. ). Cox.
"A. EichvH..
81. X. Jerome. A. g. McCook, RIA. X Hadcy
W. W. Aver, ID.
e-Fer Wood John hurdy, d.. John Hardy
W. Beryma", X.
10-o. b. Potter-J. o'Brieu, X. d. Garrett Neagie.
lib A. Willis..L 4. Morton, X. Joseph HyIand.
q. w. Bfyaut, ID.
Senator.
&c. g. GuntherT. Murphy X. D. Wilson $. Wolf.
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EXTENSION OF QUARANTINE IN TEXAS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 26, 1878.
BY proclamation OF Governor Hubbard quarantine
on the coast OF Texas Ia extended 20 December 20.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

THE REGISTRATION.
The following table shows tho result OF the regstra-
tion 1878, compared with that OF 1876. '76 III
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

Arrest sadie Wigglns sixteen years old Is Of medium
slzn rather slim ana black AMI Pile xVn
she has run ava from her home AZ Greenpoint. Ia l.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE SCOURGE ABATING.

RESUMPTION OF RAILROAD TRAFFIC AND RE-
TURN OF REFUGEEs-coNDITioN OF THE IN
FEcTED CIIIEs-ToURNAMENT AT ANNAPOLIS
IN AID OF THE sUPFERERs-HELP FROM
FRANCE.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct 26, lSTS
Twenty-seven fever deaths arc reported Tor the
week ending tonight. eighteen OF whom are white.
Tho new cases reported for tho Same period are
ninetythrse. thirly-tour Of them being white. There
ten reported Tor the twenty
four hours ending at four p. NJ to-day
and Ave deaths. Mr. J. A. Austin, Treasurer
OF The Tennessee Iron and Steel Manufactur-
ing Company, has probably fatal case; Mayor
Garlic has severe case; Mr.. J. F. Riley, Western
Union Telegraph OPERATOR has y lRht case and Will
probably pull through. We have cool nights and hot
days which is very unavorablc. The refugees are
returning IN considerable numbers and most Of them
gong into tho injected uistrics. IL the present
weather continues we shall have considerable siege
yot. The Alabama Great Southern Railway Com
pany have resumed the running OF trains over thsir
line between mere and Meridian. Miss.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

The LOhdon advIces report cOnsoIs a shade Egho
for money ana shade lower for the account, the
quotations being respectively 9ih and "a 3.l8
United states bonds a traction higher, At 1861
Tor 4lss 1917 Tor 1s67's 1O7ts 1o7 u Tor tcn-orcs
and log for nves. New Jersey Central advanced ono
per cent, to rs II, and Ilnois Central u, to 70 Eric
fell OF ~ TO 1GN. Bar silver advanced to
497sd. per ounce. Tho Bank Of England gained
f26 900 bullion to-day balance. Tho weekly state.
ment OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an In.
crease spocie $685. 900 marks. AT Paris rentes do
clined to 1l2i s2c., and recovered to 113.
Govern ment bonds were duli but strong and closed
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
RESUMPTION OF RAILROAD TRAFFIC AT KNOX
VILE.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HE

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Oct 20. 1873
The yellow fover far abated 10 the injected
districts that the Virgins and Tennessee Air Line mas
rc-estabiished all freight schedules 10 Memphis and
other Southern points Passenger trains are all
running aud the refugees are beginning 10 move
homeward
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LEFT HER HOME.

super intendcnt wang yesterday caused the fol-
loving general alarm TO be teiegrsphei 70 all the po-
Iicc stutions IN this ety.
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EDWARD ooopEn's ACCEPTANCE.
NEw YORK. Oct. &c. 1878.

Mr.. Edward Cooper yesterday addressed tho follow
ing letter the committees OF The various organiza
tons by which he was nominated for Mayor:-
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he sales OI STOCKS NJ tnc bOaru To-Day were as
foilows:-western Union Telegraph, 1895 shares;
Pacific Mail. 45o; New York Central, 1,425; Erie,
Is O22; Lake Shore, 5s,l24; Union Pacific, 2310;
Illinois Central, 800; Northwestern, 49, 100; North.
western preferred, 1900; New Jersey Central
217o Rock Island, 400; St Paul, 6,73o: ST Paul
preferred $3.50; WABASH, 1900; ohio's, 125; Lacks-
wanna, 20, 200; Morris and Essex, 700; Columbus,
Chicago aud Indiana Central 1000; Delaware and
HUDSON, 92O; Mchig gan Central. 900
The money market worked easily with call loans at
per cent. Tho closing rate was por cent The
following the rates OF exchange on New YORK al
the underme tousd cities to-day :Charieston, pen.
tiful, buying $40 u discount, soiling y par; Now
Orleans commercial. u sic discount, bang u dis.
count; ST. Louis, par; Chicago, par to rs premium.
and Boston, par. Foreign exchange was quiet, with
actual business at SIX 4s2 Tor bankers long and
4s7L ass for domand sterling. Gold was steady
all day at 10O,s The carrying Rates were TO per
cent The Clearing House statement was:-
Currency EXCHANGES. so, ,6l2, 298
Currency balances .................. 3.o4OviI
Gold exchanges...... ................... 0,o5g,IOl
Goid balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 937,259
and me weekly Clearing House statement was.-
Currency exchanges. $780,, SIS 293
Currency Oaianccs..... .................s lo,oO3.S
Gold exchanges. % $685. lS6
The gold ccarings at the National Bank Of the sta.s
OF New YORK were:-
Gold balances. ......................... l,0IsOW
Currency balances ............... l,Oso,Ool
Gold cIearines S,5Oa OUt
Sharp County record., 1878-08-23
The Ruokeye.

1t is well established fact that
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment will
cure, if used according to directions.
The @soulus hlppocastanum, or horse
chestnut, commonly known as the
buckeye, has been highly esteemed
for many years, owing to the tact
that it possesses virtues, lying in the
bitter principle called escuIin, which
can be utilized for the cure of piles.
If affected with that terrible disease,
use Buckeye Pile Ointment and be
relieved, Price Soc, For sale by
NJ. W. Wright, O
Sharp County record., 1878-08-23
MORGAN TOWNSHIP,
August %, 1878.

We are not very we'll supplied
with items. Yesterday was the ap-
pointed time for the little army Of
candidates to speak in Morgan
township, and a number Of the citi-
zens assembled at the place of ap-
pointment and was greeted by the
Hon. 7. J. Spurlock. After waiting
some time and no other candidate
putting in his appearance, it was
decided to elect Jeff. to the Office Of
Treasurer and put a medo Persian
signett on the others and adjourn.
In the meantime we learned that
the other candidates had assembled
at Point Pleasant school house, a
mile or two off, and at last accounts
was pouring the patriotic fire into
the stone-clad sides Of the adjacent
hills.
Old mother earth is languishing
for a gentle shower. Crops u little
hurt by the drouth. Health very
good, and good times hoped for.
Nc.