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TAlOfikNTS CANDIDATI
VOMINAT-ONSBTTHE COI HIT -OQNVEH
Mm H.Y, JH., K?K HATOS, I'l I IMI c <
i it-iKKiAii:, i.ii?nm::? iiiiii.v FOB M
AM' in m;y a. (.i'mi RIO* i <?ii COI n 11
. t\!?n? v I : ?? 1 .?l: III! .?I III I! m I !? 1 ?-'.
The laminan}* ('.?'inly Convention \t*si
_tniiniiat<-il Smith l.l.v, jr., for Mayor, Dell
Calvin it?r Bmtoanka, Bernard Refllj fot B
H? -nry A. (iiiiui?i< t??n for County Clerk,
j. Freed?Mun fur Jadfi "f tin* Bo
('iitirt, Jain? i 1'. Sinnott f'?r Judge 0
M.u.iic (unit, i.'i. iiaiil Croker, Henry Wo!
ami Knliai'l I'laniie.ni f??r Coronen? and 11
Lew!-., ( ?.ic, I'liri'iv, ami Ki-i-niin? all pn * '
ben .?i tin* Board <>f Alili-riii.-ii?t?.r Aidera
Large. Then wae no excitement in the convi
ami aoeerioneopp tuition to any of the nominees
tllf exception llf ?l little sMllV IIVIT on.* ?.f the
nations lor 1'?>inn. r. .I"lm KeDj made a ?pel
defence of Richard Croker, hio friend and fa*
canilula'a for Coroner,
Tin: PB0C1 EDINGS.
Taniinrtiiy Hall yotciilny afternoon n
iniic.l ii?. i ? iiiit.v I i'*L? t w itli a imilla alii.* link of ?
-.in. in anil hcartine?. . Tin- c.in.li.late-? v.
-iiiiu i!,v ami pre? lelon ehara? '? r_
tin-, ilril? ami iliM-ij.inn* ??1 an .tuny ander :
di*i?*i'.it?*i< ?ii?iiin?>???! orden n, outy nn?* huteeee,
tin*, i. fated to rt-niiiiiiiiatt- C.'r.'inT l.iikhi.l ami -*1
tnltil Richard Il.tiiii.-aii for Him. Tin* convention
call?1?! to order 1>> H? rj I. ? iit.ni, nii.l ti..* wear)
ria.ii.l ot the ootugt "t tin- (nnftrtn.e Oommltte.
tll. >Ul?C?.lllll'itt?-' I m 'la i" m _??II l!l"la- With tic
Tiiinm.iiiy Orgaalsatioa wee read m loll t?v :
Qum. \ 11? ?-t i i.-ik in the Bherifi oSnt
linn net to by tU?_ tonvi ntiou i?i?i?ar?-:iii}- tvit.i i
?mim
Jtilni K.-.ly tlien introduced n resolution ivliicli pi
UII.*llllln.'U?l.V. (?lit tl.C I'lllpoit of wllail *t
Ct>IilI?relii-li?leil at tin* time. :in?l wlilell *.M\ e Ii?'- to
ei.ii nii.l. i-oiitii.-ani ami iiii-iiiii'.? ntaodlni m takln1
vote. The dele* iteaof I nnhly i> -? ? ?
l?v c Aai' : i.i ,1. I ' ' -' ? no 'I nn.il'l
familial -i.-.- th, Bnll ? I v'- Hi it. :,inl liei-anie N enl.tn
In taking lia* vie of lin. ili-ti .?t .i!'-'
tiit-?*"iiveiiti.'n. thai :' ?i.* BnaHj ?i. *?
?aan et each delegate front that district, mu? han
State lin? luiinlliel* !"r the ? Hice?. To Mid to t-W "in
i,*i-?iiu'iii, tin* rallag ot tin- ehalrmaa wai t
l.y Mr. Kelly. ill? l-esolntinti oil
1 . Mr. Kelly \v a.-, all itiiioY.'tuni t?U the
ilinury nil?-? fOVeraiag in?i?t?ii.ii i:i_r OODVCDtl
nml renir.it tl tliat -.lie . .miliilat" ??? fora:! Iheofflcesb
fonii.t . i i?y the d
iorinal ballot ihould Le t.?;. ? ???r any oflk e, an l t liai
...i.* i rv units and parte .?t anlt*. ii.?
Jevt of this liiaiie.ivt-r was innli..-.-:??.? I to be the .It
munition on Mr. K?*ll;. '?? )>art to tm? >? tin* P
? er croker. It wae nported m the eonventlutfl i
niucii oi?.?? ction ii.i'i i?? ?n n. ? 1--1" < : "ia - '- renommai
ami ??t:on.; ttVt.it?, i.nul'* to ko ?i l.m. off thetlchet,
With.?lit avail. Mr. K? ?l.v, it was Said, ?SOI
. aiall'lal'* |l *
tiun. Several m Mr. k lly't ?pedal trl
privately that he wae eo maeh tnceaeed against Jai
? i, who wat tm* principal
croker m the imnti.i trial, thai ?a- had t"t ?...n" ein
a mou??in.?iliac tm in?- Miiti.at ol t
Itv i'aiiilin.iiy ll.i'.I. JUBOag the prol
? icnti.'ii jr. ??nt were a . ? ? loout, Join
Akhcv. , Joiiu i>. Tow ..
to tho Corporation; \ - - ,ThomaeDunl
imissionei ; l>r. Cottmau
Looiaian?, for lev? .! vean Chairman ot th< I
Ii. i i
Ol.il.ll, 111 . 'II.
ivtee was taken for consultation
till v - - n M
ci'iiviiin-iu na? ii.iiii'i, a petition wae presented fi
th. tr i nut --'? \> i.i -um K. Re ??-it?, i*i*i?it ?i-ntiia- .
ci:t.i"it? pledged to Mi;.|'oi i u-.?ii for t mini
(ur permission to come before the eonveutlon und prei
llll li.uae lor :
table i?v an almost ami ilmo is vote.
i t.. be ? ?
Miivoi.iUy, wit* -, , ? -it. re]
Katttg tin* t ; District,made ? very lone and l<
-??heil iin.l namln
their cinii.ii.it.? for Mayor. Tin not
Wtth three cheers, led by Joatloe Timothy .1. ?
Mr. ?Schell declined the nomination, - i
ga i no mm ;-?
at this liine. il i *was loudly applauded. 1
She,: . ? ...h ?i?
ga'.lllU Ll ?llll.l.ltlll till 11.?!l. Mllllll l.l.V, J*
**? n- eg In? -?:??
in: ?.::.---? i?* Vlllh, w * . I'n ?l?-i,
tai] tin J. Friedman foe the Bnpei
Court an.1 J.niti?. 1'. Min. I! .?n 1 ? art iw
hen i.oiinitaieii i] ?itioa. Algernon
\ ...m ? in ..-f , 11 ..._*,? 11 ? ? speech, nomlnaU-d
. .ml naiv ? nil
( ileii.oi.?tr,itit>li show n l.y the i*??n v t-nii.iii. I
j v. a- iioiniiiatii! I lieu
.. I.niiilileti.il wu.-. lioniiiiati.l for Can!
al? pol
lad !'? n ni.i - i.iliy dull antl d
'ihe roll-iall on nomloatlOUS lor ?
. cisity of view s, whlcb !!
time maeh ill le? Una.
?.?man, an 1 Antlioi
} ..-..? ?t. ut M i reei nted, wltii eut* n bj their ail
?ah ponde l t?? L.v com tiom tl
fntinUof Kit har.l i'l,uiai.'.tii, Nl? 1.
? Poni.-i-, win. w?!.- eleo i'at m tioiiiiiiation. a
litury A. l'.ino.v. .-.iioii-i a. l.?-vv;?. Patrick Keena
aad William L. Cole were aoS?Bated lor Aldermen i
Lan
Tins coiiiplt. tell the i ami the cni ? -n! n
proe? t ?Jeil to a foitnal ballot. Tin inforinal Bomlnattol
? approved, es epl those, for
cm !.ik,iiK'the voti tor e.'i.iii'-i?, u s,?iii appear t tbi
l .:ml cniker, Heur? Woltman, andBicbard i
recalled in the nom
natioii of Croker at. 1 \V.-?ltii,.in l?v a majority Ol tl
vrimi?* niiniii? r ??f tl? ?Kaie?, winie Mr. Flanagan lache
M *- "te> ?if 11 Illa i ?
Mi. Kt-iiy iniiii?al-it? iy spraaa t? tns fi
the ?iii<?>tioii thai ondet bis reeolutton enotber vote mm
keu foi th?- ihiril coi.tiier. Many of the d
.nl tin- meaning ol thla \,<u . and mut
ColifiliioU eiiMie.l. Cal?t. ll.v lit!? ' . ii,'.,'-,
euinio.-t Mr. K.ily's rtowa, Init hi.
ennlil not Ix* Ina:?, ami.I the confusion, Hill ?II.
of *? it's a ?ilium'," ii.'ii_.-!eii m it m ebeen for Richard i lai
ak'.ni. wire h? .ml from iliii?-i?-nt parta of the hall. Th
?iien'1-tii Mr.l ana an, It wa? reported, feared that Mi
I ] was ahont to throvr hii ii?ili:< ii?e in !a\ .,r of \i
tlien;. i.i. kh'i!', .tin! tin y be.inn- very mach excited. Ih
man coiiit itl.-.l with Mr. K. Mv .m?l the vote wa
taken. After all the illMrn'ts inn! I>. en taki n, tin- ehaii
??f t!i? XlVta 1).?tint, winch had eoot Itevotefo
Flan i|ra n. st. it??! that ;!a* ?1?:. _a'._ vvi-li. ?I to Cl
1 al.iilT. This M ?o a Inn?! of tli...i:isf,it-',i.n,, .,:,,! tin
?talen..-m wa? nhelhifwl bf l?verai of the * i i ?-=
- i:v or.tit- of tin- convention tbi :
voted "?? i? na*? i..and the vote? inn eb.
Mil?*?! between the two eandldatei I Ranwa
then ?liilaieti the noinm. ?? -of tin ? .,nv eiition, I
Ceiv.il oVtr ..??hi vote? m no fnvor.
A committee of *_'.l -wa.i then ?ipiioint?-?! to make ar
rauhem, nt.? for a mom m. ?t 11? tr to ratify the aominatloni
??ii.N'iv.': A? -inmitt? e vv -?is also tppolnt-d to wait oi
th?1 eiintlnl.it. -. i .?ii -i.tln? of H.-nrv K lev.!
J?. 'eiiilorf, oii.iiidti i.. -t? -u. ut, r. ??. nur-,. tui'i John
J. (?ormnn, wa?. s,...n after retained with the Hon. Bmlth
Ely, )r., Ilelalio C. Calv?i, Item.,!?! Il.-illy, M . I Q
Melon, Coiontr Wultinan. antl Alileiinan I'm i ?.y, w he
eat h a?*i*ti?t'?l th?
nmch hitter feellin: (
Jouriitllt-lit of the cttlivelitliin that 1 In ? m.lit if
tin- party li.nl not bota N.Rnloed ni th? Dominations
and that Col. Robert, had booa tn-at'-ti nfalrly.
ADDH *-! I "I HU! .'AVIUln
Mr. Ely, iiih.ii bela-g mtr mIih-mI to tin- <-..;
greeted with evthant? of epplasn and 'ii?..
?which lie s awe:
Mk. Ciiaihwn am? liiviimit oi l n f ' "vvi NTliis :
Tor this very fiatteiina expression of vom renard l bog
ot you to accept my most sincere sod heartfelt
I thank yon the mon because this nominal
to me entirely ansolicited, ami I accent It with ?-eat
diffidence in view of the grave respouslhilitlea whieh
i iy devolv? i on me at culi f mu -
la which 1 have paseed my III? from mv ?.
., si ?l in wi.iih mv rath? r w..?, born, i
probend the gnal needs and ibe _tr?*.vt eanabiilti? s ol tin?.
c.tv. thave already wnreeentcd It In thi -
In tho Board ol Supervisors, aud In the House ol llept?.
tt\c?ut Washington. The record ot this Ion
t.|M-n tK.ok. to winch I invite th.? ?even si and mo-i
siTu'in. by the pn m end the pabilo, i de not
t-lahItaeoeeaarv or becoming al this time t?> nahen
n in laudation of who* I have done, or in explana
t? n of what 1 expect to do : l?t my oast life m>c*ik fur
inc. Iw-? Im*.'oi?* me In r.* ina.nj ?ilo waimlv sympa
thi/a-d with m?* ?iiiriin, the hmg and wean yeanol mj
?trn_ri!ie in thai eectnlag bell of eorruptlon
Jt.iard of S'lpervimirs. Tin- etrugglc at thai time s. t nn .1
almost hopeless; "lint time at last makes all iidiikh
even." Oentletneu, I timnk you for tin nomlnailou.
At tho eoticlumon of Mr. Ely*? sp?- ?1_ D-.inl'.r,,:.
Tin was introduced and received with cheer?, la ail
O:? --mir the convention fir esffessed Us heartfelt 1
flcation for the contiinied eoufldeneeof (boss win
lir.n'I ill? CoIllT. it, iM-r Xt iilii'". ill '.'..'mil lie hti'l
1 ?ix BWBt-u sas i?. r? stnaas dtspcnastki
T?r. Iilenci ?uni ,,ivnr of l?ollti( ??1 fri'Tlil?. If I. ('I'
i" the position he WO-M BtriVS toilohi-' ?Int.v in H
tun-without pviin- preference to I ?? i,e? r ii Ol Rep
???in. Bad would rooofiilm no (Incrimination of cm
Mr. K.lly responded to the .l.-mnnil In a long .?;.
during which he spoha ol Ins claims of each candi?
r-fi -rlHur ut length to Coioinr ?Tok'-r. The follow il
-'.anee of Mr. Kellt'? M. !, ;
Permit me to congratulate you on tho discretion
discernment, and? r? ron have exercised In maarni
choice of nomlnatii n? to pre?? at t" the ?"?.pi?- an thi
of November. 'I'D. I .?ii be pi
of. ami ?honld n-- p. ni ctly w ii,n'_ tli ?' the press n
.?? in. people should meketh. utlnylnl?
r. There are very few ? bo can make such
?'? t" a otiiiiniiiitv -, a id I can - -
word in- )ia? said. Ho be? si rv?-?l cm n
this citjr,and I neTer heardeslni ?jtainsi
i I Voll ill tfa
when Individual? a Hen
defiantly und Iwldly told them that '
? .('in?'? in the i"-"|c
?top corruption which was Initiated In buiidiug
.-on-' bouse, bul iieiii-- in the minority the romipi
went on from week to week until II brokedoe not it?el
elected, s lie uiidoubtediy will lie, yon c n hsve ei
cniiti'ii m ?? n him thul be will ? unsider the people m
performance ol bl? duties, and that he ??ill alaay?
faithful to hi? part. when not tn conflict with the gi
Mr ? linin ?a? a nominee for hi? prci
iKisiiloo . but hi f. Il m tin- fall of the pa
T lie lieu ?1 ?n ! ? leal III ol" eli:t"_."-. ?lot .111. .1, bill
sinnal l< In, but I i" lie? ?? him t" i"
|| off! ' i. ?nul I hav. not Kiio'.t n :
ireer, a bo has riven so m
Urne In the duties ?>f his office as has Mr. 1 I In,
it ha? been intimated that the people of Ibecit. vv.
tin.l fault w ih the nomma':.m ol Richard i
i ? ?' t It I '? that the ? bai 11 ? made a-a
him should o? explained, in 1874. In the Boveui
elect ion, Mr, O'Brien was the caudidate i"r Cougrv
ami A ni i m *-. Me v. Ht whs 1 I? oppolli ?it. Mr. O'Brien
?..me oi i.i? friends, were instrumental in liriuaini
nni'.-i of person?ot the wore) character lu I
clti toi thepurpoa? ol destroylns Mr. it wltt'? ball?
itioll w.t? ?<\, n thi! old men ami olh. 1? VI
knocked doe n and Inju'cd. Moat n
would have stood a.;?!, intl said "What can I
again?! the rascally crowd!" lion was u a
Richard Croker ? Did in- .1?. it I Bo : I
wi:h tun-. ,; i. a- .. . - : -. w.-ni to the polling-bo:
to replenish the ballots ninl put oth.-r m?-n th ? Wl
a tbul purjKH
?on in tin -ran;;, ?mil ?.,al ... Dim in the I
i. " You .1" i,,.; :.??' le m Dr.? Hi-Diet ; take my ?nlv
and go to your own district, and leave this people."
?.i? : ?m Mr. O'Brieii, when worth ensued .<
. li... a ,.' ? ?trucli .'.im back,
the mi i..- a n.an ? . rath? r ?11? ?
.. .1. I? then om ul i on who h
it.ell.I ni I an,, . Shot thutlUSIll I? I 'S ot ?? No," ?? v.
I Croker never carried ?. pistol in bis life, \s i
( roker ?? i? arreste?! be ?t. ? ?.?la n before a
police, In theIntereei ol Hie person whocau
rest, and charin I wliu nsvtug in-.-.l the sh
i were a i
-i.... :.. ! . publn ?:),, L- In .-...- n -. ti vr Do- un la lin.
the i.i.i, i .Luv ne,., .,? closed to even
thus? m
i had
m .1. 1 in- pies. VD ? rol
Dm l.i. a? It undent! ,
a? much for the . n.t util? i i uisi.ier '
?To!., r one ni the i:? .1.1. ?i work? a
. mai :v i i"i p ?i formina a dntj.
Aft?: a few remarks bj Henri \. U um ble ton, can
(laie fol ? . o!IV.Tllioii .,
BKETCHE8 OP THE NOM INI
Sniitli Ely, jr., ill?- Tammany ?.ill candida
for Mayor, was horn in New-Jersey In i*_?>.
fattier was a soldler in the Revolution
studied law and was admitted i-. the her in l-i
i.i.i di l not i-i ? He 1
Loen t-i._-:i_ ? n for many j ear? In
.
?
Seventeenth Ward In 1950. In the followii
in?! wai ?i mrmbei "i the i
Board ol - to 18"
He ?va? th n ( ? led si .. Ri .
to the XI
:: T of PnbllQ l!l-tl II. ?loll, all.I
'. ?7-1 vt..- _ to ? II
' 1
pendtture? in > I* ?'..rimen:, i
tcim of ?i - the del?
- pjKmeul of V. I.Tweed
forci 'l throi
Boai 'i ?? ? '
bittet ami p.i-...n.,1 thai
.n n m. :
.'.,. ill il.nlv . o?'a. t w Ith h.ni, n'nl Dl
HI!.
: love of !
of in? 1. ,- :
' i
? not of
robust i
-
? n Identlfl '1 wll
all the reform movements In
.
i
:
i a ab? ni of In- ticket, i :
? -
I.? Il, ,1 t V .,! ' ?.
. Ufa in t .r vvil
II .'. :u
. ion, :
? him
-' ?
i. r bjr the ? ?
H.- bo? ?M-' ? i - ?t? tin' parti i
ipiii i . and in Hie r.
....
. ; influ? n? !?? ' ortler i
D? LASO ? . ' Il v iv.
D?lai ' Calvin, th? candidate for Hui? ?
about 53 reara o! ase, and ?? is -ortqci ?. the law partnc
of . ..-I.n al '. 1
3,1824, In Jeffei .luuty, >
nutted to pi '?
r, 1848. H? il
in exception of one year ?fient at Fowler's la
i. m th.- oiiic of !?? I,n.- John '
at w.ii. itovTi, N. v., vt.iii whom be I
a partnei an I entered prael i In I be ?
of 1 - ? : .i '
?. m this Btete, and displayed marked ??'??
that position, serving bl? full lerm, and oontlnulnit ti
? -?;?;, when be i m
tail .i'..?, and I..- ? ., cd In o-, in
? rung !'?' "lima ml ?
oar, el i eut ' ? r. Beech, Si nator IT am ?
Kein.tn. Baufurd !.. Church, ami man', ol cr of tin
prominent U of 11.? Stau nenj <?
tin- I ml:-. - in th.- noi tin in sud ci n Ira! peri
Un publia advocacy ol the Democratic principio
and policy before ?Un pe? la tbeBej.ir ?m.
? 1.02, and bos been repeated in escl
Impoi tant i __. Inducement? vt ?
Mr.? reed and others while the Taniniaoj
?.a.- in powei i" i? milt in? a .me '." i"- used foi III.
oie C ni i ?n the . h etinii oi
1871. He, however, pi remptorily declined alltbi Ir offers
id? position rank? blah In the profession, and he hat
i ? ?.n a p? "in 11? i refer? c in many important ci
ready, fluent ?peaker, and alao a good debater, I
been of assistance In ?everal campaign? ot the Demo
eratt? . ikina au actlr? pert, Upon leavlni
Waiertown, N. 1 ,1 an and Democratic jour
n .i ?n. |_ oi him a? " ?? m m ?
ami th.- .ii, weh, aaaoHlaea and m ?. ..i v\;n P
need in? soars of every
burden, and
itniiviiin.il in : i.i oommunlty in which be lives." "lie;,
an bauest man, a food clUxen, on? who??., example m the
community Is always on the i tose Impulse?
.: iif.i! Bad (tut, and ?? g ??i I? man a b
.,- will uiuKi) iiiin friends ? a, revel he .."???."
in l;v vi.D ?? ill?..
it, in ml Belly, ihe candidate for Sheriff, Is as
Ir ?ini an, ;. ?
-.. ?ii'p'.iD. sheriff under John KeUy. id- bas not
!.. in any ..Dor public office ol Importance, ai
promised tin- nomination threeyeara afro, wnent
. required the uominatloti ul "
? Connor. He baa long been an active Tammau] Hall
i poUilclan.
in tai * ?.' Mai - row.
II'Tirv A. (Diinl'leton is n native of thi ?
lir?n??? fohn Kelly, a bo pro nn 'l bis
api'o ii:-.)'? nt t- a lubordtnate rlorkshlp IntheConntj
Clerk's offliM Hi u* gradually promoted, and atthe end
of six vi ?i ra i.i can i.- Depot] County Clerk, which position
.; for a long time Upon the retirement of t
M. Van Hort from the Department of Publl. W<
(iumtileton was apt? Intea DeputyComuilsslonei
(,. n. Pit? John Port? ?, ? ?till bold?. He Is
ayouugman,fau ?? duties of the Count.
?'- office, and ol pleasing manners and appearance.
CINDIDIILS 1 ol! Till- II DDT VLV.
j(ihn .1 Priedmsn, t omlnated for .iinih'- of the I
Court, ?er. "1 ?iv vi BIS Hi t.'ist posWoS pTSVlOM I" Jan
I, 18ft, ??nd wim ?lef> .?Da! last year on his n nomination
h.v ' 1 .miii.i ii. II.ill. ID- u-4.i-e...,il? the ijerin.iu lilt . I .'.'
in th? forty.
Jam? ? l? Bina? tt, lin- nominee for Jii?li;o ?>f ?he Marine
Court, ua? loi ?n any v i ?tr? a partner of <;??i fi'.ilen, and
>V't<?l a? attorney lu ? large numlier of railroad, corpora?
tion, ?ml o , - of prominence, lie was made
a candidate by Tamwanj Hall last year foe tin-Saine
?fil?e .?? tliat ?"i which Lu ?va? placed in nomination vi ?
lui day, but us? dsfcstsd Qov. I.lii.u ay^'uiuUd Uiui
if the Mai ine Court th!? vier In pine of Judf.
.-.ding (deceased!, and he i? boo on the bench, al?
though there was for a considerable time a ?harp dis
en.-loll as to the rlsbl of the .?.vellior to make the
Hppoinnncot under ;:"? clrcumstani i -. Jn
,.',..m 46 years of a_ra and It looked apoa asaauuisf
alitlity in Hie legal profeaatoa.
i in: <-andida i ' ? roa COBOBBBB.
iLehai.i Croker, th- iiio-t pronlaeni "f the Ihres nomi?
ne. ? lor cnronei-sliip?. Xttt bSSS w.!l km.?mi for many
v.-i,? i? a Ward i'.i.itiei?ii "f cnn.i'leral'li' inll'i'-m?- Vtilh
i!n- |.,tt. r ami i-.in_.-h.-r ?I.? ?-?'?. II?' had ?i considerable
following la the Twcntj Aral Ward, sad this foUowlag
wa? eompoeed Israeli of men whs bestial, d
at little in H'?' iiecompli-hLn-nt of their ends.
James O-Msa had la baa a faithful
adherent for a considerable time, and valued hlghl. but
ahl.it) in controlling votes hi qu?-sl.shle means. Dut
i id. i-n and ? rotti r had a ditfi ;? ni e, and ? rokcr
iitia, 'i.-i o? the Interc ta of John Kelly, in 1-7:1 be wa?
nominated bj Tammany Hall for Coroner, and was sn<
i-cLii at the polls. <_>n tiie morning "i alec
Don .1.1.-, .Nov. ;:. 1874, Croker and ?onm of
hi.? follower? met O'Brien and some of hi
bereut? at Thirti ourth-sL snd .?-? nnd-ave. Sharp
were exchanged, and Croker ?un? O'Bricn
rame to blows. A confused and genera] fight follow.*!,
m which John Mi Kenia w,,? killed by a pistol ?bot
'?DI-, un? 'le, i. net 1 uiosl positlvclj m lo? la i moments
?'ii'him. Croker wa? urrested, but the legul
proceedings Utkeu did nul establish clearly the guilt of
?tii.v ?Tie i?n the murder "i Mi Kenna, ?nul a nollt
proseqni ?ta? enturod in Da- case of 1
some time in.-.1. John K. lit ni-, ayed h'
frit-ndship f..1 (rolar verr conspicuously ?11 all
Un- |." ? ?..v., I t:? arrea! ul ibe latter,
?mil ??a? v ry ?111 .-.i nt in caring for hi ntereats. Croker
? t the bei I? 1 ..-? of Demo
nntofth? ?tupici?n? iiiTii",1. bj which be
gained ; .lit 1 :i InOueni -. ?i.i . haract?
and the manuel m .-? . Tin- exemplified !'?? unscrupu
i"ii- pi.i.tie.s of the tbm-ougtt word i" , but John
?. lent and? itnest support baa pushed Crokei
fors iru.
Richard Flanagan tiegan 1 a political career a? a Police
Court Clerk at the J ffci Market Court Hewassab
?e?|uently elected to thi ? - mldj lor two tern
th" Xllli'i i s hieb be ?? rved a I?
\ in snd ? . 1 c 1 Idcnl ol the Board "!
tldei 11.01, to med Hv ?he ' '
linn ol IT? Id to the Mayor dtt for th? month
"i l'?a Bibei, upon ',?1 death "f 'i . or Hai ein
ACADEMY til SCIENCES.
MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA.
A FAMILIAS A??l Miil.v IN lili: INIVIH-..V <>l
P. n\- vt v v 1 VABIATIO_tS IN 1.' N? ' H "i
-TABOABD -1:1 \ BBW IXSKCT.
|i 1: .'.1 V -I '.. I! hi m m llll III.
Pun '.di ,1.1-ni \. Oct. IT. I. it jrear and ji ar
the '-. i; uni v- k '.? -? le? ? - m . ' in. ?
l'ail m., ting mi the second
in .--.lav ni thi? m uitii. ..n- n the " " "were
I he I.in,nt.r ha
I In - V ?11. 1 ii" I I. ?? Bl tin ? ling I? ti"!. I:
to In- I "f tla mi-i:-'
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. : think of combining their
Centennial D,[> with >h. :r attend in?
-.a antobt 1 ?111 : 1 ill its ih it 1 nmn
. late m th? . ? bile the cltj
Jam tatii should at l?ri ?? nl be Philadelphl i'i I
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Ai ?i large meeting ol the Central German*
..n Organis?t!' u ". Ibe Vll
m Bo. .?('! ( . the Hon. 1. Iward liogaa ?ta?
1 1 ungresa,
Republican Com ntlouot the lid Ooneres
District assembled al 2 p.m. yesterdaj ?,t the Phi ??
Building,Court L, Brooklyn. A. J Perrj s
chairman, Joseph Delaeej and William Woodli id,
s'cretariea. a fnil delegatlos was present The ns.
ol Col. James ? ivanagh eai proposed, and aa
made on Um .-. ? t.> pnsh bis
11..111H- tloni tly of any s tion "f the
-:...-1111 > ?Convention. Before s d, however,
a 11 m 1 lull'ee from the Iudeiiendeuu appeared, who
for the appointment ol sooth? 1 ? , the R? pub
'.i- ' >'-iiii tin m. 1 be ? balrman ol th?
D?mocratie Committee, John Qulnn, said thai b. bad no
doiiiit the .ulnatlon of CoL Cs nagh wonld bone
ee| i .lile to (lo Coat entlall lie ? ,,,,| |, , cut
mended a? adUoiirnment Uli after tin i> 1.rain-?'on
reniions, a committee at four, ??ulaHns, ?f A. Q.
William?, I.n." h Jo'. I", Joseph I.?man, ami .,
??pp.alii il II. the el.ail ?
? nanu n. an [ Ion Un 1 adjoui iiotl nil
i.tv p. m.
1 n.- ; 1 mi ' ' 'i Convention for thi ltd
?ni adjourn. I withoui makii n
. ilion uni il '.? n ni "n Hetiinley.
T lie llou. Archibald M L ? 10min 11.- I a -
(1 .' ?:. m I lie I Y, Il ( ..:
without ash
.'? IL? ' 'n :-ioi uni 1'? .Il al i ? ?
"f thi late aetl.n sei . ing, toi politii ai pur|?os< .
? i lie OUnVl III'OII
\ta- held lu (lern m?a Hall, el Mu?iros? ive, ami Leon
a, c -i., ami waacalled to order by County ClerlMli
?.. il. un.m. i -, v a i. ' t of Flatbu -ii
m.id" iln- peim..!n i ?li..n, ?nil Peter Conover ol
IT.illaini- .va? . In.-. I ?...il,;.. T lie name of Ml
v.,i.? presented byj Wytkoff and aecouded by Mr. Hei
. .1 the l- m.Initial inn t'a? mad UtUUllmoU? Ml.
a eh- an addn - ' In aeknowledgment of bli renoml
ii it ion, m wbl ii be spoke of bis oourae to Congress and
urged n i mu m? eo n?i t ne in? tin uecesslt) of ref.i. id.
Hon. B. ft Cox, Benjamin A. Willis, sad Col. E. 1!. l.an
?lllk' III ?II add I (?M d HIS eo! IV en ! I ill.
i... p., pililo, ..n Congn tlonsl Convention for the 1 \'tti
I il?D let v. a? In Id la?.; in.'Ill in Die. I in n Hall m Mitf'Tol?'
st., Brooklyn, K. i>., and Solomon Bpltser received the
nomination.
The following Congressional nominations were sude
by the Democrats in tlds sity Wedneadaj uvln:
Vtth DUtnrt?B. 8. Cox, renomlnated
Vlllth District- LiijaU Ward,renomlnated.
IXtb Districl Fernando Wood, r_B_a___l__ate__,
Xtb District Ai'iainrt Hewitt.renomlnated.
Alth 1.1-UKl- _J._)|umiu A. W Ulla, lcLuuiliialed,
HOME NEWS.
lU-UIO-fStf-R Vl.-TKI'.liAY AT n'-'DNCT'S, I*.
Itl'.MAPW \ V
? a. ni.. 60'. Hum, bt-, .i i?. m., i'.'.". Mi.?iii.i.t, _3\
lli_ln?i Anime tin? iiav, t?'-l Lowest. 4*2-.
Avance, M ? . -.?n.* ilay, ??T... :- ,
I'l.-i?MIM'.NT ABRIVAIA
Btmyggri Rotut?The Hon..I. 11 t lamer?n,Secretary
of War. Jiii?l?* Amas i .i Psrfeerol Albany, Pret C. 8. i'l? re?
.?tu.? ti. H i.-osst Survey, and Canu K. Aiifrye of the French
!?- it! .m at Waahlngton Windttr Hotel Counl A. d'Uni
tr. i.t of Belgium, Baron \v. d? Wagslafl ?<! Un m la, "Senator
I t'.il. in.m ol Il'iv, -un! K. II. .lie!?'? a Of --Haiti?.- ..
hit* i . int.i (leu. -?.muni i i ,i. f i ?i,i??, and the
Re. In. i i ..'it. K. f'.iii.e! "f l'hilailel-ilila... I'rtrett 11
dir John Keane of Ireland, anil ihe lion. A II. Uolli-jrof Con
i..'i.ii. ' i,..'- ,. Hotel M ui?i? I M. !?? r.? 11. Minister for
i us?a Uli a al lion v. ii. i Po< i i n m b,
???iiiii.in ui tin* liruish I.? L-iiiaii si Washington, and Mslor
tbti ll?.a. V.. la* PoerTrench ol lh< British Anuv ...(/'?..
merit ?I tel ?.??*, Charle? l!. Iiu-i ?..Il ol emu." ti? -ui. .?ml
J.?!iii Tm ;.i i ..: Hlnla.li iphla . Ks Oov.
JSIIU H K. EOf Hull Of f..llli. t la-ill. .1. W ll. t lal.naiala u( ll.'H.
n.n. -ii-i N. ... Wim.-, in. -ni. ni ?.i ii>. iiosion sud Main? Ball
I I't,.-.- of ?tlt.-il.-ll,
ami l*"-ttna?i. i J. \v Ki.t.-inm ..f Bridgeport.VtttsTore
UaUI?Uen. v. K. *??? sal ??f i ?
m:\v-yokk city.
The Controller jreateidaj ligned wamnta
III*.' tO T**.'-"-?' U
A bridge i? being nlaec. over Ninth-ave.,
eonncctLng the Ira? ; ? ol the i.i* v.u. n i; mwaj .
Policemen pilfering ln?t chestnut* from tlte
curbstone ovena la the edifying tight on ifndeoa-tt.
Kiiut.in.ii-. knotted walkitiK-i ticka, technically
known a? " bangen," are fot ?ai?- all ahmt Broad? _y.
The "crooked'1 vrhiaki caaea in the United
Btates Conrta liavi again been put oil th? calendar, and
will ii"i in n led tl tin preseul !? im.
Capt. A. Blunnin, Secretan of the Anatralian
Rifle i .-um. wiii ?..ii nn- in? ii.c io-duy. Hi? n? partan
Is i...-!, c. .i :..*. tm* ?i? m ti ??r in- two iiiiiiii.ii.
Th?- l!t v. I>. M. McCaffrey of No. 558 Lex
! 11*.'! oil live ha- It. !. Ilnlv a lUeil ll.< |. la-il?! ol ?? , I) IS
-.., ; ao loi the poor peopl. of the BastMde.
('ii-i.iii.li.nl?-?* Inapecton Kane nnd Ju.ld
/.?u .t.i ?n en-Hi? found concealed In the en
cm- .m ?.f the itea net < Itj ?if Moa .orle, from ilavaaa.
iln* tteamer Cromwell of the Cromwell line
at lier dock tl 8p.m. yesterday, nun.-in. lb?
shiiiwreeked crows ol th? iteainer bylvla and i
W.iiat.i.
Tin* Initiier examination of William HutiVr
Unman. In Ih. Una 10, -li.-rin in .\ < "- I ?a in-. I n|.l? , i .
before i:-ai?!? i- Ketebuui, haa been postponed until
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An :i?.*?i:-iiiiii*iit for the benefil of creditor!
; ? the< m ? i|.i!. bj .lu!,n Hone,
: , in* .1 '..a. ,-. mil ll.ilni I naiiviti. ui (lloin-,
s loi ?? Hone.
A t'W i-mi itrnck the wharf at the fool <?f
.. Kl? ' : . v. ?I. I-laV ?ftet la?on, ?mil
.i pile .?f hi' ? ? ? i iitali. lo ?.m "ii three
I Martin. ?? ?i led, and
.t (?ulan and oue ? all? ?1 " Hcotty," wen:
I the) an* not i< ?i?? ? t?*.i i.i Uve.
A drunken man, unable t?i ?t .ml alone, waa
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A J)' i HOD Of fin- r.-ti'l. M .''.Ui/.-nic 1 ? -
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tl85, -were stolon on Wednesday night from the fancy
i?'.la atore of lira. McCoy, at No. 50 Lafayettc-ave. The
??how-wiiitlow* was broken.
The annual eonrentioa of the Woman'?
Union Missionary Society cloeed its eeeeiont yeeterday,
after addresses by Mr?, l'riivti, tin? Bev. Arthur Crosby,
I'rof. i.iiiiiiii- of Japan, ana m i
A dntmatk lad musical entertainment was
given last evening to the talion ?>f the reeelvlna-shtp
Colorado, of th?* traintne-shtn Miaaeeota, ?nd of the
Bwatara, at Ballon' Hall,on tbe?eobdoeh of the navy
yard, by tile liielillit rtOl the .Stil? neun Society.
Charleo ('?unlit, a Brooklyn lawyer, was
found dead la hie room in the Boota Brooklyn savini,-*
Bank, at Cllntoa-et. ami Atlantic avi'.. yesterday
morning. On Wedneeday he was apparently in nod
health, imi complained m neuralgic peilna, ana Mid that
be would lie down In b1? room adjoining his office. At
>?:;iii n. m. yesterday hi.? brother, Stephen < tondit, entered
bit room and found him lylncdead on the iota. A po.t
mortem examination ?rat held, and paralysis of the heart
wat pronounced to i>e the eantt of death.
JSBBET CITY.
Tim total i*ciristr\ ?if vot?is on Tuesday i?
tin* city -.?. a- 1 1,480.
[naley Brotbera1 stationery store at No. G3
Mont.-i'i'iii rv-st. wa? entered by a burglar at an earl?/
hour yesterda) morning and robbed of KVOIneaah. A
tai-'.M'liaiititi' of portable am? li ? of value were hit nu?
dlet uroed.
Hj_ggie Kennedy, ??.ire ii, fell from the see
i ?low of her parents' rcsldonce, at Mo. 376
ii nderson-st., lasl evening, ami, striking her bead on
tin- i?*t. i n i nt, it i ?,-. ? .i .ij.. 11 winch, it is thought, will
piov.' fitted,
John R. McPhenon of -r.rantl-?t., employed
in a i oat-yard m Newark, had hi.? nun brok? n on ?ednea
?ta i , and Ml' ? I In cam a? I In I ??1? m t'? :: hospital in Newark,
inn the authorities refused him entrance because bewaa
a r? ?nl? nl of .I.i -i v t if.. lie -nil!' '1 !?> walk home, but
gol no weak that he went to the Bergen Police Station,
after a walk of six miles, aad ?at tent to tin* Charity
UospttaL His aim wa.- ?wollen to twice tl.o tc-ituial Ilia,
NEW-JERSEY.
IUyhnnk.-Mis. Mary Magtrfre, age 7'?, (lie.l
on Wedneeday from ezeettive Joy. She cam? to Aunt?
m Ireland hix yean ago, and took up her .
ce In Bayonne, with her aba. v?iii> died some ;
mont ha aso. leaving her destitute. .- totbe
Count) Almahouae. hut having expressed a desire t?? re
turn n? In i.ui'l, i hicf of Police Whitney collected monej '
amona hla charitable acquaintance? sulHctent t<? pur?
chase an outfit and pay her passage home. Bhe was to ,
tailed ..n Wedneeday, ami Mr. Whitney went to
.. : in .1 transport --?? |oj ?la* turned :
i.? v?- the room to aet ready, bal screamed aad teU to 1
tn*- Boor, dylag iaetaatly,
LONG ISLAND.
H.:*.fpsTEAi?.--It appean that the announce-* I
i?.. m iiiat th?* t .ri'i'l .im . .?r QueenaCounty bad found '
? im.-m .il.m -i Katharine llodinau for the murder
nr ii::i? *; e Hauer waa made under a mlsappr.
?.f the facts. Although smajortt' of tin* furj be
, the evidence thus far obtained
was considered intunlcient to ?rarrant an ludictmeiit,
h i- conse |uently i?? ? n d lucha i ?_?>?? I froui ?ant.? '?-. .
m. i, i came to a similar conclusion In the eaae of ?
? | ..f compUciiy in tin- m u
, inn, ;? la.w a' lim itv.
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?fti-i!.i. ll- i., ?i the m male ofagun
breast, and pulled the ti i rake handle. He j
? as!) ?rounded, bul in*i*o m a chance o
i i i t?. the poor-house for treat
m. ?it. Waal of employment : I it the eaate of
BTATEN ISLAND.
Btapibtox.?Frederick Dietz, a Gtarman,
Hi n.*. i . "M Kuiiuln
il m : In- hti'lnvv of .
iniber "i i??.;.- ?. Ile ?ras ? an ?l nn* bj the ?
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.i. i tlon, n : lamp and ga tai -
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?Till -ll tl !!i.- \ 111 ?,:?* I!all f'll* .?lulu;. -
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Wim : Pi iix?.?The ?centennial anniveraary
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I " Wlieth-r for n-?nn m?n ?.r !-..-!. M'l.Tm'- ' will 1." fonn ! ?n Inv .'?:.'
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?article now used In the I'nltetl Sial iv I will of the p .'-.?_.'
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?nor? i. ? ?ni ti- n of nil ou. i imblned,and have?een Ita?cd?mbon
,iaml ' ?tue ?dl iidcffect a Botl rs have failed "
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nuoft: ol jour ?-ia.-^lin,; Oil inuu of any liniment W? Weep.''
Merchant's Garbling Oil as a Family Liniment.
v.',- na i '. n r ?
a !.. ; c n! I- - I. u i.i-.ii il, ->i
I.. red n eel on b . la Ol! p.
preparing th? Olli n i Main, m ba s?ed ??
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f Um beat r_m. dlss for :...
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?r?- s 111 | lir.-'l ihsl hi- itnred.
Ki.itn.i K :? i -lier, i :,:..:.?..v. n, p.. . .i-it .i. 1857.?" Yonr Osrgllng Oil Is doing mnch
here than fortn rly, ?it ? bar? be? orne knosm; ami ?U" boules pot up iur Dun
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?n??.-r? s? well lor!.. > d?ric Oll ?nawera ?a * :i I
stsla sad (ii.-iuior tUu akin, lut not pstaaasstlj. Yellow srrspper fot ulmal snd whii. tur an
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Merchant's Gargling Oil as an Internal Remedy.
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