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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-05

There were fifteen deaths from yellow fever in Havana
during the week ending yesterday.
Equatorial Geographical Expedition is announced.
Sda OF of Gssf ss By the
The large flour mills of johnson 4 Co.. Mt Milford.
Nsb were burned on Friday $4,000; insurance.
ruali.i te, Rev Mr. Green vicar of Miles ris,ng has
The large hotel at Brookside Park in Bethel Conn,
was burned Yesterday morning Loss about $4,000;
Gov, Alexander H. stephens was inaugirated yester.
dny WIN nPnr9pa,e ceremonies at Dc Gives opsrs
1t asserted in Paris that China protested against the
F aSy Ms saPdn to f0nqun SO eFemp'o that no
trfFnt brsk%sn on the Penn
AsnHrk from an engine on the Canada southern Rah
.s F' the to RS;s rSts s sSs Hotel
ANA Paul Glesg q Chicago aged g. years walked
%EPffF n eFfs ' 'H1 fell dis
nd The a, Enssh iScks ATSSr fell rom
severely shaken but .siansa no Sa injury Jr''
and Srs se YORK. M wn svs IL sSS yy
dc T ssaas M Of 81 sHy value 81 30 mi
IN ne Game Of foot ball in sprinsgsd Mas yes' .S
College. '"''' '''''
weGa $.f EsSs, ys EGs@91 Mir from
fricti6n in the machiuery yesterday morning. aud was
destroyed. Loss, $1,000
| NJ Iamcs McIsreu Of Buckingham, Quebec, throttle.
q REF MGLGrSn OF ror@no nSs a Of sNs,eae The.
! o!6ey at Knox College. Toronto. 49,.
died r AZ s' ss y %onf f Of o,
property goes " nus brother canlnelus kidder formerly
merchant OF Baltimore bus now resident Of Bnstoli
While doing some work at Lea 4 Sons BranlywIns
uour mhS IN wilmington, Dol, yesterday morning.
nary Mullen, carpenter was caught under grain
chute AMI ,nothered TO death by the descending grain
OF the Rebbi'cdn Journal ot Belfast Me. died on Fri.
iny, Mr.. simpson published the k'nhrl,c JpirvGi in
hususta from 1850 10 S5i aud in ls5o purchased the
Rep"Jiicda Journal
sphinx 60. druggists Of Minneapolis were burned
eut Aesterday morning Loss. S2-iEn; insurance.
and occupied BY Z 9 Jones and taHuu / 60, Ia
stroNod. Loss $1,000
Philip Matthews tho Young man Of B,lio,ill. III who
murdered Miss Annie Gei,r in - Louis iu MRy ho-
cause she would not renew an engagement win HIM
habits, was convicted OF murder IA the nr, degree
Friday night.
Edward Hughes claiming to he licensed Ncnicr from
New York was caught IN Albany yesterday by irtcc-
yves wnl!e running away with over 800 which liza
cghr store An aCcomnlIce had attracted the attention
OF the clerk while Hughes robbed the TIL.
Mr. Frank II Howe chief clerk OF the Post Once Do
rartment has resigned to accept position IN the DE.
parmtnt OF Justice as assistant TO Assistant Attorney
clerk in tho office OF the FIRST Assistant Postmaster.
General has been designated acting chief clerk of
the Post ONCE Department
American star Soft Capsules the best Also star Empty
Capsules. ~ drugguu.-Aav
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coon GOVERNMENT THE OBJECT.
Mr. Edson's Dcnnite Address to the Young
Mems Democratic Club.

Tho Young Mems Democratic Club gave a
reception last night to Franklin Edison. the can
didato of tho united Democracy for Mayor Tho
invitations were limited to $50. The speech of
welcome was made by Christopher c. Baldwin.
Mr.. Edison said:
had tho honor days since to receive Official adj
Vice % your endorsement of my nomination for Mayor
OF city And closely following 1t received your Kind
Invitation to be prcscn here This evening have there
s SS @ m 3 g
y our sonndcn,s ma II gong 10 wiIh to imeos upon
rendered To me IN good faith and with view Ia good
government ~ this city In this spirit have accepted
Judgment in ail matters that relate the public
After many years OF observation Of government and
OF our municipal aiars have become convinced that
eminent must in The frat instance at least OF
the wise and Intelligent action Of the other Of the
as Come re"d the signs Of lie hue Hi. IT, w .S
s S be s % a. "S Srx no s n
strength of municipal government a. people desire
office to which you would call me must however rest
IN great measure upon the people themselves aud upon
no%hee should ooS for F more snrs
ns sSss, cn ub to you gentlemen OF
Ex-Goy. John +. Hoffman made brief ad-
dress; He said no believed that Mr.. Edison
would get moro Republican votes than Mr.
he said with oil good feeling for MIR. Campbell
He had noticed that there were somo men in
Now York who. posed Alternately as citizens
political clothes. which they put on as occasion
required. Ho believed the Republican clothes
we're home made, but the citizens clothes were
fnrnished by tho firm Of Solomon Sterne Co..
who sell them very cheap" He saw no occa.
sion at this tlmo for citizens movement and
predicted that 1t would fail.
by Caterer Geriet OF the Manhattan Club and
tho festivities wero prolonged until a late hour.
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John Rye and William Walter Phelps.

NHTUUTTUHH 1nHnHvtr5
gress district OF New Jersey are endeavong to secure
the votes Of the iron and miners for william
Walter Phelps 10y circulating statement that John
Ryle the Democratic nominee ia opposed TO the in
teres,s Of both the manufacturers nnd employees The
Democratic committee of Morris county has issued
address very clearly exposing tho falacy of this
ton Mr. lyle has written clear and convincing letter
the same subject
Tho Democratic committee charges also that the
miners at the OF the agents Of the Re
publican manufaciurers else lose their employment.
These sell goods at least 20 per cent dcarer than
they could be bought elsewhere. The committee
that tle Republicans eppos" Mr. Rye just because lie
fnvors the abolition OF this system,
smith NJ Need of this state has written letter stat
ing that Mr. Phelps cannot he trusted TO adjust the differ
between the steel and iron ore interests lie be
lIeNNJ Tint Mr.. Ryle can.
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LAWRENCE. Mass. Nov. At has just leaked
out that Gen. Butler came near being drowned last
Friday evening. lie up the river on the steamer
c. L. Aaor and just at the upper edge of the rapids,
four miles below this place the steamer ran upon rock
and stuck there.
1t WAS indispensable that Gen. Butler should be at
Lawrence at early hour and a small boat carried by
the steamer was brought alongside, and Gen Butler,
Mayor Breen, the Hon. Caleb saunders, and Capt.
Romans took places in II. The water was running
swiftly and soon the boat loaded the current
began suck 1t under the counter OF the steamer.
In endeavOring to push IL clear the bOHt partly
swamped The curreit was swift that only an extra
ordinarily strong swimmer could being drawn into
the rapids and whrled down the river mile two be-
fore still water could lie reached Fortunately the deck
hands much effort succeeded in hauling each
board the General escaping with abangei up hat aud
O thorough wetting
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A oue.,,on A.Led OF Col. CLARK.

Congressman Flower and Hewitt and Mr.. o.
D. Potter spoke 5000 persons in Terrace Garden last
evening. Mr. Flower said he had received credit for
beating Aston but II not he but the before him
who beat Astor lie urged the election OF Mr. Potter
succeed himself Mr. Potter said that the Republicans
had been carrying on Democrats campaign a. well as
the Democrats could do II themselves II seemed 10 him.
that the Republican party on the point Of going to
pieces and that the best part Of the Republicans would
join an aw akened and pure Democratic party.
Mr. Hewitt said that ms his Rcrub cans had put no
one in nomination against him he was lonesome They
had motive to put into authority and power who
fatten public punder II was TO be regretted that
honest Republicans being driven to the rear while
men like Robeson were coming 10 the front
EN Judge CAriOEo said " Let Col. Emmons Clark
If he can whether any Hebrew who il proposed as a
member OF the seventh Regiment is not blacA6apd"
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PUPILS AGAINST TEA CHEERS.
The Students and Faculty ~ I.oggerhe ads In
Hobart College.

SYRACUSE Nov. "A difficulty has arisen
between the students and faculty Of Hobart Col
lege. at Geneva. about a friendly game OF base
ball played between the freshmen classes Of Ho-
bart and Cornell. A short time ago the Hobart
nine secured the services Of an outsider. which
caused complaint among other members OF the
class who proposed to inform the Cornell men
by letter. Tho influence Of members Of other
classes was brought to bear on the fresh
men. and the letter was not sent.
The faculty called the class for friendly
conference. which resulted In sending the let:
tho junior and senior classes created q dis:
turbance. One junior was suspended until
Easter and another was expelled. The seniors
these two students were reinstated they would
all leave the college,
The freshmen and sophomores have deter
mined to Join the two upper classes in coercing
tho faculty to q favorable decision. and will alb
sent themselves from recitation. and refuse to
perform other duties of the college. The entire
school is In a state OF characterization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-05

A sale Of antique porcelains. bronzes and
general bricabrac the property Of the American Art
Association took place yesterday afternoon at the sales
rooms of Thomas E. Kirby 4 Co, s45 Broadway An old
Kutani plaque decorated in green purple and black.
brought 81 25 Chinese crackie Of the Kang he
period $3.50; old Chinese of robins egg blue.
$50; profusey decorated Chinese porcelain $27;
bowl of the Yung Ching period, decorated with drag
ons 81 and another. of the Keen lung period $50 An
old bronze vase with q coloring produced by inter.
mngling lacquer with bronze sold for 500 bronze
of basket work. with snails in relief &28;
tque Chinese beaker with crackle beneath 70 glaze $40;
n antique Chinese bibcron. decorated with dragOnA
S4I large OF biberon form with lavender glaze
and engraved and relief beneath spect
men Of the Kang he period, sold for $500.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO IN 1874 HOURS.
The Fastest Mail Service Yct-Expodited
Australian Mails.

Tho Chicago limited express over the Penn
sylvania Railroad, which arrived at Jersey City at
o'clock last evening, brought mail which was de-
spached from San Francisco at o'clock last Monday
afternoon. II Ave days and four hours in transit
which ia the quickest mail service performed be.
tween San Francisco and this city. .
large part OF the mail from Australia and IN ac
cordance with arrangements made by Postmaster Pear
son with the North German Lloyd Steamship Company
tug in charge OF Superintendent Waring Of the For
egn Mail awaited the arrival of the train
nt Jersey City to receive the European mail from the
train and II to the steamship MAN, which was
waiting In the lower bay.
The short time between San Francisco and this city IL
due the that the overland mail made close
nectons with the Pennsylvania Railroad limited express
at Chicago.
The Australian mails left Sydney Oct. s. and arrived
at San francisco oct - two days ahead of schedule
time and reached New York thirty days from sydney,
still beating the best record by two days. If the Main
makes time the record of forty days from sydney to
London will beat the best record by either the New York
nrt he uez route
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The biggest horse sale OF tho season in New
York opened yesterday in the American Exchange
stables by Mr. Eaton and will be continued Monday.
Yesterday the animals offered for sale chiefly from
the Erdenheim stud. The prices got for certain horses
not noticeay good but the average OF the sale
very satisfactory Mrs Club handsome brown
mare, was bought after some brisk bidding by Milton
Mura, II beautiful chestnut mare for $500 Mr.. W. X
ib foiloxine nrest" rn S pmar ss, " I.my sr.r
borough bay mare, 5000; lone, bay mare, S525 Gray
$500; Mamie King, a chestnut mare. 500 Lqcills :
a chestnut mare. was bought by Mr.. W. Lakeland OF
Brighton Beach for S415 and CoIuena a snowy bay
mare, TO Col ). ID. Bruce OF New York for 500
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MR. CLAPP IN ANTWERP.
An Involuntary Visit to Europe By tho
steamer Nederlaud.

Mr.. Henry L. Clapp Of aOs Madison avenue,
whose disappearance was described in THE
SUN Of yesterday. has been hoard from. His
family received cablegram from Antwerp
yesterday. in which Mr.. Capp said that he had
left New York on the steamer Nodcrland OF the
Red Star line. on Oct. 81. tho day OF his disap-
pcarance. and had arrived in Antwerp, yester-
by the next steamer. According to Mr.. Clapps
friends. he was accidentally carried off by the
steamer. He vent down to the vessel to SEQ
friend off, and concluded to accompany him
down the bay. expecting to come Off by the pilot
boat. While no was talking in the saloon tho
pilot boat sailed without him and he was car
RED Off to Europe. He had no luggage with
him. and had made no preparations whatever
for u voyage. His friends name Is not known.
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who found the Presidents dog. and how
did 1t happent" Sun reporter asked the Sergeant in
the East Thirty fifth street station last night.
was Napoleon Bonaparte Remley," replied the Ser
geant. "Hs was on post at Third avenue and Thirty
fourth street, when up drives old shack of wagon
with a boy and q dog in II. Where did you git the
dog SAYS he Teller give i to me- says the boy
Lexington avenue, says the boy. With that Remley
thinks of the Presidents setter being lost and he
around behind the wagon and he SAYS. Juno he.
Quick he says Juno the dog comes up to him wag:
cling her tail. 4 guess want that dog says he and
that's all there is to it"
The dog disappeared Thursday and about II o'clock
that evening general alarm, describing its appearance
and calling Tor it's recovery, telegraphed over the
police wires to the different stations.
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Miles Ross Failing Fortunes.

ELIZABETH. Nov. Sat an anti-Ross mass
meeting here tonight the largest hall in the city was too
small to hold tho crowd Thomas n Barbour of Con
necticut dsaecird RNsss record the River and lIar
hOr hill md other matters. Ross has spent tho day in
this city and Railway yaiuy endeRNOriry to recover his
prestige among the workers and wnrd politicians Ills
defeat admitted to he probable even by his friends
Inlcsa n large sum Of money Ia put into the outright
purchase OF votes election day. II fair vote to
hc taken to day he would 800 Democratic in
Elizabeth alone, aud would lose proportionatey through
nut thp list iCt
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AR. Foiser Calls on Gen. Trncy.

Secretary Folger visited Brooklyn yesterday
In connection it in understood with the the
friends Of Gen y = Tracy trading Tor the benefit
OF the latter Al the expense Of the State ticket Justice
folger went To the Republican Campaign Committee
headquarters in PerrepOu street md after his
arrival Jacob worth and Gen. - T. Tracy appeared A
conference WAS held with closed doors messenger
was sent for Henry g. Murphy aud he soon responded
md shortly aiorward the party went around to tile
brooklyn club house, whore they remained for pume
time Gen. Tracy protests his loyalty to the whole
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MFR. Ed.on'. Letter to n Teacher,

Mr.. Franklin Edison has sent the following
letter ton teacher in one Of t public shoots who wrote
for himself and several Of hIs associates: a..
NV YopE nav ,sa,
DylR SIR: am Ia tecept Of yunr favor Of Yesterday
Asking the following quesicns Are You In ia, or Of
III cra appropriations for public school buildings p
are ycn opposed 10 ANY reduction IN the salaries of the
puhc school earherss
70 which reply that am opposed to AIRY reduction
OF NE tqar,S VI public school cHchers. am in faN or
- s";':!4 buildings TO acGommodac the Children Of
I" their health and comfort and believe that wlalc, or
appropriations necessary to carry ont That Of irrt
,cDn0ucnly should be nude, Respectfully Yours
FRlNELS EpsoS.
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Circulating Fraudulent Tickets.

At n meeting of the Kings County Democratic
General Committee last evening, the Chairman, Au.
glstus Van Wyck announced that bogus itch were
being sent about the city to Democrats with circular
purportng to from him. The names of tho candi.
dates were printed incorrectly.
lie said that he would investigate the fraud and II he
could reach the guilty persons he would have them pun.
ishcd. Anthony Barrett offered resolution providing
for the appointment Of committee Of fifteen TO investi
gate the acts OF alleged treach.ry to the Democratic
ticket the OF members of the General Committee
and Of the members OF the ward association Mr. Bar
rstt csimed that no man could survive politically an
expulsion for treachery from tue organization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-05

Frank White says that as he Is the feather
weight champion puglist, Arthur Chamberss challenge
to the Gather weights should have been addressed to
him II Chambers will hold the challenge open till Nov.
90, white promises to cover his deposit and make
match to fight at ia pounds without gloves, for u go
q side, within 100 miles of Pittsburgh.
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A Young wire swallow. Poison.

comedy young woman entered tho Fifth
police station about 81 O'Clock last evening" and
said she had swallowed Paris green to kill herself She
said she Mrs Florence Kneiss 10 years old the wife
machine factory at Ezabethport She would not tell
the number of the house in East Twenty fourth street in
which she Ind been living She taken to Bellevue
Hospital. when asked why she had swallowed the poi
son she replied that she had been unhappy.
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An In.nne Mother k.Gt sIer Nabv.

VIRGINIA, Col, Nov 4.-1he wife of Daniel
dlsssett miner len her home here in 1T Of insanity
Thursday night taking her baby and two email chill
dr.n She returned yesterday with the two older chill
dren, having been in the mountains all the prey ious
night In heavy storm. Whom qu. oiiOuCd about
the baby she aad that had annoyed her BY CRYING and
she had cut It's head on with Ratchet Her statement
proved tnc the officers to-day finding the body OF the
child with the head severed from il.
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Tae $40 Counterfeit Note.

WASHINGTON. Nov 4.-Chicf Brooks OF the
Secret Service Division this morning informed that
counterfeit $40 Of the series of 1878 have appeared
New York city that Of these have
already been recovered from three different banks Mr.
Brooks that these COunterfeits first appeared in
Chicago Feb ~ lsso and that agents OF his division
hunted down the makers and captured one Of them on
an island in the Mississippi River on May 1 1880
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASnEs HIRE AND THERE M TH1
SUNS REPORTERS .
An Elevated Railroad Passenger Dropped
Into the street by n stupid Brakeman-A
Broken Skull tho Result Of the Tumble.

A young man foil from south bound train
that Just leaving the Rector street station Of the
Ninth elevated road at $40 last night The em-
pioyees say that the went to the brakeman the
train started and said " Is this Barclay street,"
Tho brakeman replied. NO; we've passed Barclay
street. This is Rector"
At that the threw open the gate and tried to juup
of but the brakeman caught him and held him until the
train clear Of the PLATFORM and them fearing thae
both would be knocked of by n stay that supports
the structure overhead, the brakeman dropped
ment, fracturng the base Of his skull He
taken to tho Chambers Street Hospital ana
thence to Bellevue Hospital He had number Of un-
mailed letters in his pocket with the business card OF r
q. Lyman 4 Co, brewers, printed on the corner. lie
about Ave feet four inches tall slender and had
small sandy moustacho, At bellevue Hospital he
identified as Patrick Hanrahan of 422 West Thirty
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Crles for Heir In the Hay.

The body of an old man with deep wound
in the back of the head, from which blood was yet
oozing, found In the Narrows S,apcton, yes
terday morning. A coored man of Parmleya
canal beats says he heard cries for help IN the bay
about midnight. The body clad in a white shirt,
dark trousers md brown ribbed socks and there
white spotted hsndk erchief tied about the neck. The
hair and whiskers are gray.
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Yellow Fever Mt Pensacola.

PENSACOLA. Nov. 4.-Ten new cases OF yellow
fever and deaths from the disease reported to.
day The total date O73 OF yellow md
1873 deaths The weather cool this morning but Is
again growing mder. There has been no frost.
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Tho Hon. William Dorshemer addressed q
large audience last evening at go Avenue A. He held
up Mr. stcrne and his committee as samples OF New
York Republican bosses lie said that tho rule of the
was reducing tho working classes to
the poverty they suffered In the hard times OF 1874 and
1876.
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For slauderIng Bismarcii.

LEIPZIG. Nov 4.-The Imperial Tribunal
here has upheld the appeal OF the Public Pros
ecutor against the late acquttal OF Prof. Momm-
sen on the charge OF slandering Prince Bis
narck. The case has been referred 10 tho Ber
lin Court OF First Instance,
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Death or Richard j. Tlorue.

RichardJ. Thorne. for thirty five years Pres
ident of the New York Equitable Insurance Company.
died suddenly Friday evening in his s3d year He
was born in Cedar street In 1885, the Of the great
IRE he junior in the dry goods house OF
Halstoad Haines Co. Afterward lie was partner in
the firm of Half, Thorne Thomas, in Cedar street.
The hrm failed in 1S47 and the Mr.. Thorn0
was elected President OF the Equitable Company. He
trustee of several institutions and elder the
Rutgers Presbyterian Church He leaves widow. Tie
funeral services Will he held at the Rutgers
Church. at Madison avenue and Twenty ninth street.
Tuesday 10 A. NJ.
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Tho paruell,ts.' Vote for the Gag Rule.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Mr p j. Smyth, mem
Der Of Parliament for Tipperary. in letter
says that the example OF unprinciplod tergi-
ties in tho House Of Commons Tor tho gng de-
grades the nation. Never. he says since the
world began was a country saved by swindlnG.
political or financial.
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Attraction, at St. y,nceut,s Fair.

The fair in aid OF st. Vincent's Hospital will
continue Monday evening There was large attendance
last night, the interest centrns around tho tombola
and the the diamond for the most popular
didate Clerk The tomhola is collection OF
$50 prizes ranging In value from $50 piano down to
$40 piece Of jewelry The prizes Will be distributed to-
night
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Western Pool.

CHICAGO Nov. AT to-days meeting OF
freight agents and general managers of roads in the
Iowa Trunk Line, Colorado Traffic, and Southwc
Railway associations IN agreement was reached that
percentages freight be npportioned among tho yar
lines What these percentages the participants
in the meeting decline 10 say. .,.. =
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Oscar wi'".'-

ST. JOHN, n, b.. Nov. An tho Kent County
Court the arrest Of Oscar Wilde and the writ In
the ease to-day set aside on the ground Of the mis-
homer OF the nlainna aud that the notion unau
thorized The Young Mems Christian Association has
rcpuitaed the action OF its committee III causing the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-05

Second District of Kings County-Mchael j. Harmon,
by the Democrats.
Fourth District of Brookyn-Charles H. Requa by the
Republicans. "
FIRST District Of Middesex County, n. J.-Nanning
Freeman. by tue Democratic