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THE WHTSHEY MARKET ACTIVE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TINE TRIBUNE.
CINCINNATI Nov. 6-The wbiskey market
to-day was very active orders from all parts OF the
country coming in much faster than the dstilers were
wiling to fill them decline from 81 Into III IL nat
urally stimulated the demand. most outsiders do not
understand the OF the break In prices and believe
the pool will be patched and values restored
Therefore, with the large increase Of orders and produo
ton stu kept down to 40 per cent of the capacity the de-
mand Is temporarily greater than the supply. The
market to-day put up TO 81 l3, and the orders
continued to In briskly the expectation Is tha
81 II will be the price tomorrow
The majority OF dstillers here do not seem TO DO very
eangune OF settlement One OF the largest disters said
that he saw no way ont OF the trouble until de-
cned to such price that expectation could be carried
on proitaby,
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wylle and Barker terminated tonight In draw During
the match fifty games have been played each contesan'
winning one. Barker stuck to tho Glasgow opening
throughout and wyIlie made oil the other openings
To-day It decided complete the match and eleven
games played Wyliie will issue challenge Tor re-
strleted match to any In the country, giving us
competitor one game q starter.
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after long and e4 Illness Hse H. a
Funeral at woodawn
BeECKINRIDGE-At saybrook. Conn, on Monday. octo
Der 80 after lingering illness Agatha Marshall daughter
CHAPLIN Suddenly OF hemorrhage Monday, November
g. Willard Parker Chaplin son Of the late John Russell Cha
Relatives are respectfully invited tS sat attsad the
ave. brooklyn ON wednesday evening" November D. ut
1nternent tho following day at New Haven Conn
DowNER-At Westheld n j. on Mo Monday November s g.
iyn ~ ! and widow OF Edwin Dowuer, N. D.,
Fg raj rom the residence Of her brother John Lawrence
Wesfaeid on Wednesday november s. at IL O'Clock.
inteIment at Greenwood
Colorado Sa cSSFsd SS y Harold
Notice OF funeral hereafter
G1FFoRD-At Portcheser, y y, sunday. November 5,
Ford widow Of the late Rev Isaac j. Clifford IN the
FSnr services at the residence of John NJ Lyon ESQ.,
PoItcnester. Tuesday, November T. at y. M
HOYT-On 9th inst Henry ~ Hoyt twin brother to the
p r toS To- fteni i6s funeral services at his late
residence 40 ass lS6thst Wils.sver Tues
dan 18th INST. at p H.
InfeTmenI at South Norwalk Conn, on Wednesday.
JOHN sToN-on tho night OF the 9th Inst Priscilla W.
Johnston 800 -, ..--,-.. ..--,,... ~ 81 ,,.-,-
gal.st., at ? p. IN. tins day.
MEAp-At greenwich, Conn November 4. Miss Clarissa
Funeral sa services tf the rsSe
Tuesday, November Z at o'clock D. IN.
PHILIPs-At STAN orl Conn, Noyember4 1882, Captain
Fdw. Phil - in ,Ae 9Th year OF his age.
Funeral services Unversaist Church, stamford No
ca ,gSS VII meet the O'Clock express from
York.
sIMoNTON-Iu Napa County. CAL November >, of heart
disease, James w. SimOntOn, lato OF New YORK city
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MISUNDERSTANDING FRIDAY evening November 3, Richard
Thorne IN his sJd year. president oil the Newfork Equi
table Insurance Company.
friends the family arc respectfully invited 10
attend funeral services az The Rutgers Pres6 terrain
Church corner Of 29h-st. and Madsonaye on Tuesday
next It'll inst. at 10 o'clock a. ~
Please omit MOWERS. -
oteTs aud OF Fire Insurance companies
requested meet at the chapel OF the Madison Avenue Bap
tis Church. OF MadisOnave and 3lstst Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock. promptly.
WINDS At residence No. ia Iast 55thst Monday
evening No, ember q. Mrs. Helen NJ. Winds
NOce Of lnieT hereafter.
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IN ATTEMPT AT TRAIN WRECKING.

READING, Penn, Nov. 6.-The engineer OF
the midnight express on the Lebanon Valley Railroad
discovered heavy pieces OF timber on the track
wernersve. lie unable to stop in time. but
luckily his engine TIN ew the distractions from the track
instead OF running them short distance further
he discovered hnndcar the track but WAS able 10
stop IN time. II appears that someone broke into
tool hOuse and pushed the handcar upon the track NO
arrests have vet boon made.
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SALVINI.

At the Fifth Avenue Theatre, last night,
Stgnor salvini appeared COnrade the Outlaw, In
Morte C!ve" It ia one OF his best known impersona
TONS and In Its closing scenes wonderful and affect.
ing expostor OF the conflict OF noble but anfagonisc
emotions a great ana tender heart. This renowned
actor is Sc I'm such passages this. He had
numerous and attentive audience, and he aroused the
utmost enthusiasm.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

SUn0p3s f0r Nte DlN EosnFyT0Nr NoNrS
WASHINGTON Nov. II a.. m.-The barOme-
ter is highest in the st. Lawrence Valley and lowest In
Dakota General light rains have fallen In tho Northwest
Lake region and Ohio Valley Northeasterly winds pre-
vail in the Atlantic coast States and soherly In the
Lake region and Ohio Valley The temperature has risen
In rwEnPland. the Middle States and Lower Lake re-
gion; elsewhere 1t las remained nearly stationary
Indications for to-tal
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather and light rain. eastcrly shining sOuthery
winds stationary or lowe pressure.
FOR New-England partly cloudy weather followed bY
nBht rains eastorly shifting To warmer southerly winds,
lower pressure.
Indications for tomorrow.
Warm fair weather Ia indicated for Wednesday for the
Middle States and New-England.
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4 PREMONITION OF DEATH.

EATON, Ohio, Nov. g." Bee" Davis,
youth about thirteen years old, living two miles south
from this place. played cheerfully all day OF saur
day and toward evening babe several of his friends
farewell telling them he going to die On Sunday
morning mt o'clock he was lead Tue physicians say
the cause OF his sudden death paralysis.
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JAIL DELIVERY ~ VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. Collaboration has
Just been received here OF general delivery OF all the
prisoners confined the county jail OF Prince George
County. which was accomplished by burning the lock
from the jail door IL Is supposed that after the prison
efs escaped they extinguished the fire and saved the
building Not ono Of tho prisoners has yet been recap
tured
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MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

EMPoRIA, Kan. Nov. 6.-The jury In the
CASE Of Mrs. Mary Isabelle Martin who has been on
trial here several DAYS past charged with poisoning
Mrs. Krieger IN May, returned verdict Of murder in
the first degree Mrs. Martin and her son Mosey pro-
cnred nm insurance policy for 80 600 life OF Mrs
Krieger in favor Of Mosely Shortly afterward Mrs.
Krieqer died suddenly at the residence OF Mrs. Martini
and the symptoms in the indicated poison. An
analysis of Mira Kreger's stomach made and sufi
Client strychnne was found 10 produce death Mrs Mar
tin was arrested for administering the poison ana was
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ST. VINCENTS RO>PITAL FAIR CLOSED.

The fair in aid OF ST. Vincents Hospital, which
has been open for three weeks at the 22d Regiment
nOry in Fourteenth-st.. was closed last night
The large hall was uucOmfortably crowded, some
During the first two weeks there was a small at
tendance and the stalls We not as well patronized
as had been expected. Last week the reverse was
the case and 1t is hoped that $40 600 will be
realized TO help defray the expense of the new
buildings. ArnOrer Kelly. of the 9TH Regiment
and John Williams, ambulance driver at ST..
Vmcenfs Hospital, each won gold watch as the
most popular representatives of their fellows The
trottng horse and several other prizes were not
awarded because all the tickets had not been pre-
sented.
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CANDIDATES IN KINGS COUNTY.

CANDIDATES IN KINGS COUNTY.
The following are the candidates that have been
nominated IN Brooklyn:
CITY OFFICERS.
Republican, Democratic.
Controler-AleAHndert Orinan aaron bfhAeihoh' ,
City AuditOr-Joseph c. Hacker. August Xoeae
{. Merrill (GOk. y I")
City Judge-A. G. Mcdonald. n. H. Clement
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Register-Samue Richards. Thomas Carroll.
County Clerk-James l.. Jensen. Kodhey IhuIsP{ ,
County Treasurer-D. $. Arnott. Il. H. Adams
surrogate-E H. Hobbs j. l. Bergen.
Justice OF SesslOns-J. Savage. AdOiph Nuoher'
JUDICIARY
Jdge OF Sup. C't-B L. Tracy. {. F. Brown.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
District -,,
I'D. "A Booty u ~ s.. V. Brown &c. Il ~
william Hester.
lid H. James' K Gilhes (Gbk ~
Iy-C W. GODDARD. }W.F.BIaisdeil( q. & l.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
Id NJ. Hurley. NJ ,; Butler:
lib ]. Muln0land. w. j. hauhah,
Ill.-W. s. PiadweH CIarles D. , ienIJ'
IV.-CAarles ii. kequa rutttIch btIh''
V IT, ]. suerGan, Il. D.
Wis j. Burrows. H. a. mcGafren'
yII.-Micnael Buchmann. q. H. Lindsay,
vIII-Dnyia Lindsay. X. f. Connolly
iX-Aifred Hodges. NJ. AZ +. Drllnbacher.
A.-JADltS ldyAJL'
KIN. j. Mann. a =. Gn1Pu'
Kilt. H. Bushhed. M u EaI''
Wards. ALDERMEN
I'm Dimon George EversOn, Jr.
ri -Iucieu Knapp Il. b. watson.
John 3icCurty.
vII-Iohn = Folk +. w. Philips.
I.rnes ptchard H. d. David O'COunel
XL-Anton Mergle. LOUIS Deahau.
Kills N. Weekes D. H. Courtney
w. j. Lepine a. RI - ,-,
XV.-Miliam Allison. D. T. Orins9ee'
WI WitIam NJ Waters. Israel Reed
Wv William a. Carrick Thomas j. McCaul.
%XI-G Il COLLINS Henry W. Bush.
VIII Is NJ CroweLl j. A. QuiDtard
XXV.-RODert Hill. hichaIu DC MIL
Yards SUPERVISORS.
Hahn Gallagher H. D. n. +. DOughcrty.
rV-Ioe, -mith j.. j. Thomas.
vI-Iacnb puryea. II. o. Coard.
WI N NeDnuald III. d. Daniel Lake.
XIV. y. Davis. J0hn l-y man.
XIL-R Bennett Il. d. Iiugh bohu.
XIV. j. Bradley. Hugh hunih'
XVL-C. BToegelwirth. j. 4nauer.
XVlIl.-d. q. Armstrong. H. a. SHOOK.
w Lewis A. Myers. a u ooiohlou'
vytt Tdxord Erolf +. C. Chamberlain
xXfV-Inhn 10 B1rues John +. Creamy.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov I'll a m.-The changes in the
barometer yesterday slight Clear weather was
followed at night by cloudy weather Northeast winds
prevailed. The temperature ranged between 2So and
49, the average t3o+o being 1899 lower than on the
day. h" ~
Far aud partly cloudy weather. with slight changes in
temperature and occasional rains during Tie ay may
expected to-day IN this cityand Vicinity.
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BOOTHS THEATRE.

The fiftieth consecutive performance of "The
Romany Rye" took place in Booths Theatre, last night
The house was gayy dressed the audience large.
and the mclodrana presented In its usual bright,
varied and effective attire. 4 souvenir distributed.
This Incident to attract attention the flourish
ing run Of popular piece ol melodrana
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spstlaI Notices
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TR


% WALL~sT, NRw.YORK Nov 3. I55z, J
A. special meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the New
YORK Equitable lns held this date following pream-
BILE resolutions adopted:
Whereas This Board having received the intelligence o.
the death OF Richard ThoTne residence the third
(3d Of November inst after his duties
the day az the office OF this company and
Whereas The deceased having occupied the position
president OF our company unremngy Tor trtynse tsol
the time Of his DEATH devOng tho best Of
lis to the " the interests vel.
fare the company with well 10 tho
Board Ckhoders here reced
Il il therefore
That hereby sincere for his
loss OF his advice and counsel AZ
officer Of the and as Board and "a ndvt
duas make THIS OF bis Ocer and In
with him always found him pleasant and
agreeable gentleman companion possess an amisDe
disposition charitable all who aeeei ep ana
who withheld his hand from the deserving
needy AID destitute.
only possessed but lived and pracsed the
life OF a Chrsap In earnest
than when doing good work for the church 70
which he attached, and especially In aiding th9
moral education OF young children attending our established
schools
Resolved That we extend widow heart
felt sympahies copy be sent 70
her and be published In the daily papers
JoHN MILLER, secretary.
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Mrs Lansiry.

The Endorsement of uIKERs AMERICAN FACE POWDER by
the beautiful distinguished Mrs Langty is emphatic OF
its exceeding merit
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THE CHECKER March DRAWM.

tpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
BosroN. Nov. 8.-The checker match for
,s ehamplonship OF the world and 500 side, between
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Colaate & Co.'S CASHMERE BOUQUET ToUHT SoAP.-The
novelty and eycepOnaOe strrng Of It's perfume are the
peculiar destinations OF this luxurious article.
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DIED.

For 10 years ELECTRO SILICON been known the best
and only harmless silver Polish.
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A set of "Kensington tiles, illustrating
shakespearcs "Seven Ages of Man." has just been pub
lshed Tie entire set fine examples of effective mod
cling rich cOorng and Glazing. aud are artistic In char
acter Mcssrs Hall NicOll Granbery. successors to
Schuyler Hartley & Graham OF 20 and % Johnst, are
tf,a ,,t,bIf 4. ,ara
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The diagram shows v.on, in this city by tsn,h
lines Of l,th
midnight
ts uy dnrhs those hours The
the variations In Temperature Indicated
nuts PbArntey, ais BsOsdHay. 49,
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We the undersigr ed. ndorse the nomination OF
JOHN WATTS RUSSELL
"a candidate for Representative in Congress for the Eighth
Congressional District lie is lifelong resident OF this us
trct of education and unmpeachable integrity who.
"A Representative Congress- confident will be al
ways found favorng sound principles OF government and
finance and aborng advance the interests OF the COM
nneTre and indus ,ries OF New York CITY, 81,
Whatever differences may exist among RepuDncans az
recognize importance or RepuOncah Dply III INC noAe
House OF Representatives..
uamiIton Fish Clarence A. Seward,
l. NJ Rates John s. Cornell
John ID Lawson, Chailes A. fedDony
William Mitchell, AEchDad 7. Cushhah.
a "a Vanre f. Merklee,
Renwick, Alex iionanu
William Remsen, neO w D"lZh,
Edwards PicITep0nt, IhuriOw Weed
WI lam DOwd, AhsOh t. A'CpoN,
Al 'Tilford !. IA. GantioT.
Lloyd Aspinwall. J0hn "A W orAes.
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ALDERMEN.
Democratic.

DtWtfff uttfs
(JOhn iIahenfield "a. X. IT,
Tomas Foley ~. d.
I George Duustreet "a. NJ
John Kennedy Iud.j
[ Phihp Caution (Iud.)
CIV. =. Kirk (I.)
: Thomas Wild &C.. d.
I Patrick Dwyer IL. u
John O'Neiil C.. ID. and To
{ Aug, Ernst u. "
h. 4. Fitzpatrick IT.
[ Inomas smells tlud.)
{ Anthony Burke "a. ny
Z John 4. Walsh Il. ii. and IT,
henry W. Jaehne &C.. d.
{ Matthew Patten (T.)
{ Patrick Farley(C. D.and LH.)
JOnn ID. Quicker (r)
{ Henry L. Dienl (LH. and IT,
Pulip Benjamin t., d.
Daniel Williams.
(John II. earle &C.. D. and IT,
{ G. l.. Miller IL. u
William Bennett.
{ Rober, r.. Dclacy.
{ JOhh Weber a.. u
/ A. b. Smith ~
: l.. SnellDeck IL. ~
! Nj. j. DOdghery e. H.
Jacob Kru,nZman Ger. Ind.)
Junu Reilly ~. d.
Michael + Mclaughlin.
Edward Duffy ". d.
CIV. j. RinckhOff &C.. ID. and IT,
Z John Fitzpatrick q. H.
tJOnn +. Kenny IL. u
{ -Patriuk Kenny.
I j. A. Thompson IL. "
{ Michael L. Cummuns &C.. d.
{ Hugh j. Crane II. III AMI IT,
Thomas Carroll &C.. u. andr J
". IL. Hubbard "a. X. f.
/ Nathan NesOlt (Ind.)
Max Altmeyer Il. H.
SDavld DE Nenney ~. d.
I william LeOOr Qud.)
{ T.. G.. SherhY (r. aud c. d.
Matthew Smith Il. H.
} Patrick La gan IL. w.
ID. II. Douguu "a. NJ
.MIcnaei Duffy IT,
Henry W.Geuot cd. * LII
81. KnObl0ch Il. d.
{ Nlluam HOas (I.and c. d.
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Gueeial Not,tes.

Artistic Memorials
THE -ENGLA Nj GRAM FEW ORkS. Hartford, Conn.
Onarrles and workshops. Westerly, Z. l.
Fine monumental aud buidily work IN irihto. Dawing
and furnished without charge Correspondence 3D.
hclted " 4. ONCE I,32l Bwly. q. w. CANFlELD, Agt
Congress Water" -
snnarjor IN all Cthartic. Aitetative. specific TOR VI
dsoriersof the stomach liver and kidneys Avoid narsa
lcaSrs aud foreign "EpecILY those Is1t deposit Sed
iDsnf ohen bottled" waters positive 6rIhtS AMI
IMPAIR the digestive organs and IdneyA
Home Made Preserves
PURE CURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS JELLIES PICKLES, &C.
Honsekeepers can get tho abovS articles made from III
fsbnned nome receips and warranted pure OY sending
nrdsrato SARAH :. MCELRAFH.
1913 Degraw.st. Brooklyn. ". Y.
Circulars with prices sent on application.
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3-Fcrdinand 7. Earle.
4 - -
5-James ID. Halves.
6-John StrebllnG.
7-sCharles d. Waite
S-'Frederick Finck.
e-George W. Bush.
y. IL. Seaman a. r.
10-AugusI FlelscnDein.
Caas. X. LeXowu. K.
1l-JOhn G. O'COnnUr. Jr
l2-J. b. Hamburger.
l3-William Wade Il. r.
James a. COwio
1A-John A. Lawrence.
15--AntnOny Miller.
lG-Jam6s y. Farrell.
17-kufus barrow
Is-Paul Gunther.
I9-Thomas Hagen.
20-BerDard Schwartz.
21-John Cochrane.
22-JOhn L. Williams.
23-+DOnald Mclean.
JOnn &. Gliding Or.
24--James l.. Wells.
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THE MEN TO BE VOTED FOR.

NAMES ON THE TICKETS IN THIS CITY.
The list Of candidates to be voted for IN this city
to-day is as follows:
FOR STATE OFFICERS.
Offices Republican, Democratic.
FOR GOYernOr-Chas. j. kOlger. Grover Cleveland.
Patt Carpenter David b. HILL
THE JUDICIARY.
Republican Democratic.
CT Appeals Charles Andrews. William c. Rueer.
Repub and Citizens Democratic.
Judges OF the Henry j. Scudder. Richard O'Gorman.
superior Ct Edward Solomon. Geo. l.. Ingraham
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
Rep and Cis.ens Democratic.
For Mayor-Allan Campbell. Franklin Edison.
County Clerk n,psd pn Patrick Keenan,.
Embellishments Clark Alex V. Davidson.
SRS RsGae FerdSnnd Levy
emil w. Eoeber W. IL. Kennedy
FOR CONGRESS.
Dist Republican. Democratic.
At-Large-Howard Carroll. Henry W. Slocum.
D. 5Nicholas Muller.
James H. Quinn (Ind)
6-Dantel Quinn. IS. g. Cox.
7-Join Il. BrOdsky. civilian DOrsnemer.
William McCabe IndJ
s-John Watts Russell John ]. Adams
9-Jnmes r. O'Beirne John Hardy
10 .Abram y. Hewitt
11-William l. Strong. Orlando b. Potter.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
Dist Republican Democratic.
L - ON. G. Murphy II. H.
John Kennedy "a. X. To-
(P. H. Goodwin (Indl
2 James Oliver %. ID. * l. H.
ltThOmas Maher ct.
3-Thomas Mulligan. p NJ Oakley ri
A. 81. +. Ahearn &c. ID. and IT,
=. H. Roach I. II.
5-lsaac L. Price. IA l.. Brewer &c. d.,
}Dominck Mullany (T)
tDanieHB Lewis Il. II }
6-Patrlck. j. Clark. Edward F. Reilly % =,
L. j. Campbell 20. ID. 81 l. II. }
Lucas L. Van Allen. Henry Marquand.
S-Geo. IL. Weifelman. Philip Wssig.
IS. schm1kowtz IL. ~
o-Frederick b. House. james ID. McCellaDd.
George X. Lloyd H. u
10-'John O. Nigutsch. George F. Roesch &C. D& IT,
(V W. Weytisek IL "
tPhilip Wassing (lnd.)
11-walter Howe y. H. Robb ~. d.
12- T.. A. Schwartz (r)
! Charles Winnemacher II. HI
13--Henry L. sprague. T. 5. Bliss Cr. and C.. D.
l4-Jacob HUFFMAN. 81. Murphy &C. ID. and To-
5. ID. Folsom German Iud)
15-M L. HOLSTER. flames i. Higgins.
Jacob Cooper.
l6-Peter f. Murray. f. Is. spnola u. d.
Peter +. Murray (r.)
I7-R. J. Lewis. So. H. Quinn a, ana c. d.
Mlcuael ID. Mcdonnell Il. H.
ls-Thomas Rghtmlre. : John J. Cullen (Tl
ID. ). McElIOy C.. d.
10 L. f. Coventry &C.. d.
l-JOhn MoManus Ct. Il ]. H.
OOH A. Van Ness. 5-James Haggcrty ~. d.
Nathan NlsUett und)
2l-+Theodore Roosevelt. L. f. Neville ~. d.
Franklin Bien "a. X IT,
22-Isaac FrOmme Jacob f. Miller &C. ID. & IT,
23-.Leroy b. Crane. (Jonn G. WHITAKER CD
= Ez,a A. futile MA j. ii. Butter u. D.
ChineD fJObn A Moo Il. h.
24-J. Homer Hildreth Matthew +. Breen ~. d.
John j. Clark (I.)
ALDERMEN.
Dist Republican. Democratic
1-Charles H. TrainOr John llanenfeld "a. X. IL
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poliiiral Notifes.
Notice TO Voters.
THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE

IuE NliJHENo
Announce they will nrovide boxes and watchsr
OF each election distret city election day.
Also that no ticket will be run out except tho
GLOWING:
For Mayor
ALLAN CAMPBELL,
For County CLERK,
WILLIAM A. BUTLER.
For sheriff,
EMMoSs CLARK.
For Coroners.
JOHN II. DEMAREsT. EDWARD McCUE
EMIL W. HoEBER.
For Chief Judge of the For Chief Judge Of tho
Court Of Appeals. Court OF Appeals
WILLIAM c. RUGER. CHARLES ANDREWS
For Judges OF the For Judges OF tho
Superior Court Superior Court,
EDWARD sALOMON EDWARD sALoMoN,
HENRY ]. sCUDDER. HENRY j. sCUDDER
Any man in charge any found dis outins
any other ticket Will by doing violate the posi-
tive Instructions OF the Committee
Persons desiring TO officers
supply themselves with ballots IN some other way
sCRUTINIzE YOUR BALLOTS CAREFULLY.
WIN NJ. WINS.
CHARLES r. MILLER
f. J.H. TAnSEN
r. H. DERBY,
ALFRED STECKLER
CHARLES w. DAYTON,
Committee Local Organization.
The Committee Of Fifty will distribute from their boxes
ballots for the Constitutional amendment In favor OF Free
Canals and they request voters TO vote the same.
Citizens Candidate.
FOR ALDERMAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07

For Congress.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
ORLANDO 3. POTTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07

3-Fcrdinand 7. Earle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07

OOH. A. Van Ness.
2l-'Theodorc Roosevelt.
22-Isaac Fromme.
23-'Leroy Is. Crane.
EZta A. futile (Ma
chine.)
24-J. Homer Hildrcth.
Al
Dist. Republican.
1-Charles ii. TrainOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07

FOR ALDERMAN.
IXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
JOHN III. SEAMAN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
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