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m aim billot nxb.
agdut Ums Mayor, Oaa?p<MM?<
Jhv BYrt~i.it tt?M ft? Fwm *? ttoe
CMms laiinf Bum IHwjmr Wood"* Answer*
BirUHI OKW-DI OHiimw.
Before Hon Judge Da***
Vev lfl. ? Jama Horner, a citiacn <rf the city* VtwT ,
tmd a ta*jm.yrr thererf, o* behalf tfhimtelf
?Mum. and taxpayers <f the taid city who
t? the mptmM ? thU ^vc. 1 crn^do
Wood, Mayor * the city ef New York; By an*
mad city; Samuel O. JoUie, Amriah C.
4 the City <tf New Tot*; Andrew V. S??U,
lad O0Z9 JYeaturer tf the .aid city , and Che Board of B+
pmvUors o f me city and county if New York- The plaintiff
tTtb.srott respectfully shows to this Court that be is a
?itaien of the city of New York and the owner of real and
Benton*] estate in the said city, which is liable to taxation
tttorvin , and which is and ha* been annually assessed
mod taxed for the maintenance and support of the govern
?f the said city. That he has always paid, and moans
Weaftor to pay hw taxes ho king att he can endure the
aamc. That he believes that in and by the late Metropo
Btau Police bill, the Commissioners of Police of said city
ware charged with the duty of providing bal ot boxes
lor the election districts within tho sakl Metropolitan
uolice district, which district includes the counties ol New
York Westchester. Richmond and Kings. That the said
Fernando Wood, as Mayor of the city of New York, was
hi and by the said act, by virtue of his office, mad" one
of the said police commissioners. That the said Fernaiido
Wood at the time of the passa^o of fce act creating said
Police districts, and for a long time thereafter, pronounced
ft* Mid law unconstitutional and void, and refund to re
tug nice the validity thereof, and also decllued and neglect_
?dtcfactae one of the said commissioners until on or
about the twenty second day of July last, when, an ithe
plaintiff is informed and believes, he first made hte?PP?T
Lce and claimed his neat at the Board of said c<>??imjMioo
ars Tlie plaintiff on Information, and information and
fcehef, makes the following allega^r^:--niatonor about
S&ft&E!* ufsaid
, the duty of furnishing all
twxw in' order toselect from those offered that kind which
ShalT bMtnrevent any attempted fraud at UteelecttoM,"
^h w.L IdopU'd aid passed, and Meanrs. Draper Nye
SSoJKJril, three of the commissioners, were appointed
^mmituc'u, examine ""ch contrac^ That no ad
ssrs ur Arrheiief^d^.
Board and aeted a* one of the said P^ce Commi^oi.er, ,
the said Simeon Draper resigned his offl e of Commls
?tuner That on the tenth day of August last, atamcet.
ti,K of the nald Board of Polwe Commissioners. at which
fc^Th.'iipven the said Fernando Wood was present, the
matter of ballot boxc* waa refcrred to the ^mi^o oa
Station Hou.es, and the Mayors of New and I Brooklg,
wiLh nower." That on the twelfth day of August, mo
?.a 1.1 VnriiHudo Wood, together with Messrs Nye aud Cliol
weli a* the aforesaid committee, entered into a wrllt*f1
^?aayaa&?: a
KSSffS^SSSi &rd
wj a
T?. the same to be, is hereunto annexed,
api**i, and which he prays
fcurte.nth day of September following James MNy?,a
inember of the saidboard of OommV?e^?dw^,
thai plaintiff believes, was one of the inj-mtwrs of the
CemmiUee on Station Houses, reported to the Buard tha
tiie Committee on Ballot Boxen had made a contra* t with
funnel C Jollie for supplying the
Hu m for the entire district, not to exceed four thousand,
SSfteen *>Uaw . piece,' which report was accepted.
on day September the said * er
Mudo W?Jr$Sr?*l a resolution at a legal
iteard of Police Commissioners, as follows ? Re*1 ? ?
Ttint ihiH Board (meaning the ?ald Board ol 1 olice Oo
KlSrs^u "itself* fully authorial
such m ppM. -<-^Vrr t^U^t
XTuo$:un Sttitt ; approved April 15
is incumbent upon th?? Board ^^ur^jrl^ch
SKt!&M?oS^r JS* in'the ^^^d
" I flL-.n and Stranahan in the nerative. Thattne
fc, said co??r^ the sa^ ^^fTXber, at such
J2~ KfzxztTrzzjif' ? asisss.;^'
ItfOi .lay Of Ortobwlaat. T>r.^nte< ?ie 0mi[? roller ,
??u, or nx'i e> wtnay o ? Police ComBW^sjneri,
bcx.? provided by the Mewpwium establish
^^.^(bahe tweid the ,-v
?? Metr, pnlitan ,he ..r^entat on o( aaul r<*olu '
? ?
? Ihe nef ?iive. TTi^^ tor amtovhI TtaU ai the lime
P#nl U> hw Honor the M ^ . A ^ rA0V) ,iy a p??r
the^idre^olutsiowas^r^by theMJ - ^ ,
gggagprg^.'
jnanutarturpo I th? ?*. , ^t ^ ,horei.v t -ndered
contra* t "I 'he l.'n f '"n. und n "o
the ba'ance there ? f P"t 7 reee^l by j
!^inn|hat<tliey irou'd " U" 'r
^ Fe nwloWo.Kl.on the
?arked P riat Uie sa d May, rrem rA ^rrof
twenty first day oft ? ^ |ty r^r^ed V> draw h.' warrant j
tk:i! the ( ^uH,uy'^r *?M iwumm* . V. 1 ,. r rM !-0 ;
to obedience U> the mandate m 8u
ttic said Samuel t' Jollie mad? an ?I1 Metrouo
tee me Court for a niaiuUmus u>^ 1 n ofnaid re? (
ET?:S;r;r;:!
Tm?*r - CJlrS l^^ToviSTr
tun.1" X
r^L'of'uie al.d Po^d of Mperrtaors. a resolur.on. of '
which the fnlhwrtr.g i* a ropy>?
K<VOIV<<<1. That the t ity Chamberlain bo. nnd b?' i* here
by. authorised, em[>owcred n?l directed to pay Samuel C.
Joilte hi* representative*. aratgM or order "ti tho pro
eoniatmn of ? certified copy ?f roroiwion, ????? mmul
*n be paid by Uif> contract of said .lollio w tli tho fturd of
1'oiicc for the Mi trot*,l un I'olirc I>i*Uirt fr>r the mann
failure and delivery ojr Mid Jo.:> of ftror ftngnal billot
hole* which h*V" I < . i. |r?\ lr I I t > nd H"flM .
and by virtue of *eoti< n twenty one rfTtheiiet of their
ytelatur* of ti..- HMn o< Vow York, entituxl ? An AM M
?Mablkk ? Metropolitan IMtM* DUfM, and to prnv do for'
tin i-"vrnn.' nt thereof" wMrh,ni ... ?.f Wdli.tm 1
Wtl?i n. thr Aiporvtw r of thr F>r*t Tard. wa? referred ta
n ?p< ri?i v rmutt.' . (T.tm-t'ng .>i th>- wi ,i'r?i??r?.>f the
I'irKt \ t ? u-entb and f ifhtl v ari ? of tUo Mid city?
<?n r? Wl?on, fu-.l Tucker.
? That ?? y< t no r> pirt hi* bo.'t. mnr'e hr tho ?aid.c?tn
mile# ut-on lb# *nd rov,.in?ton. That ho* t* ignorant of '
M ? t. ?!>'?? r ? f ].>:.?< ? T r*' | ? i r* i - tJ,r . o.infiow ol
Richmond and Wo?teh'-ter, nor doe* ho know
whether undor the *aid i' t t ? or t* not Ibo duty ?| t|io
l?uporvieor* of tho *everal i-ounti<>? under tho dire. tM>n <?f
tho ?.??<? Hoarl i.f lt.hr - i . r? to provide the
nee??*ar* ballot bo*?* for ilirir rowpertlvo cointlae -hut
ho ha* bi-on informod. and t?-l ir\ in it to bo true, that there
are one hundred and *eventy four election -Ii-tri. u in tho
?tty and county of New York, for which It m neo -wary to
|ifortdr ballot boic? and allowing ton to each ward. I
only one thourand eeven hundred and forty trm noce* j
nary lo** than iw halt aliegoii to b*v>
hv and nndrr tho aaid contract that tlx* billot l>o?e* ttaed
?i thr la*t election in tin* county were wf Owe deacription
elated In thr Mid contract. but by wh-m I urn i- hod aud
delivered ho cannot positively *tat?\ although ho believe* '
they wore drlivorrd n tho narno ot the Mid J?llh> That j
M war (flron out, or protondrd by tho raid .lollio, tho ?ald 1
Kornan.tn Wood, nrniamln Wood, or br ono of thotn with
Iho knowh'dfo and avprolwiton of the othor*. and no rej>rr
ftonfxl and pr-'tondi d lo lb.- ..thor mombor* ot tho aaid
ronuntttcc at the tirao c< making tho mi, I contractor
nhortly before Uio natd r' ntract wia mado and mciiN,
?tnt tho ?M?>d .lollio WM tho lirwilw and pat. nto.> <? tho
Mid Ihi*?o, or lhat ho ha>l applio?i for a p?i?nt thorofor
?nd war entitle' tliToio. and that no "th. r por?on had a
ridht Ut make thr i"?fco without tho < on=ont and porml*
*M*| of tho ?*Jd .To!l r w th"ul F'ibp hlm?o|f i . ,
?orution for an infritifiomrnt of om h j>nt. nt that th? ?aid
?!?<? ami Ckotwell. b* l?v tat Mid rrt?rr*witattnn u< bo
Wur, ron?oniod to tho making of tho raid i-ontrai-t %?
?>. in imlh and in fact ?noh roproaonuiK>n waa doaignod
ly falor and m.trne th.ii tho Mid .lollio wa< tho patonlw
?noronf, although it may bo trno that raid Jollir maj hare
mado Horn* appllrat on for ? patrnl whlrh api lvat.no i[Vp
jilainHIT * information and bo! IK allogr. war donlod. that
fir Mid bnini, inc.htdin* lockr arr not worth more tliau
fltrt dollar* oath, and can l?r mado, or procure! to b?
nadn. for about ronr dollar* and a half. Including I?g*<i,
?ad at thia prico afltrd % largo profit. Mid that tho *nm rf
llftoon dollar* a pto?e i* moro than tbrro tmnw thr value
?iNrrof, Uiat thr defendant Bonjatnin Woo-f. procnr
?aid bo jo* to t,,. ^ H (ywt 0f |r4* than flvr .lollar*
cacb. and thai bo, m p,?r)t of fact. w*? tho roal i*rtr to
fha *ald contract, and thai thr namo of tho Mid Jollir wa*
Miy ti?rd an a covar tlirrefor, and tlml tho ?aid Forn.indo
W<K>d waa cognizant of thr arrancomont b- twaon thr Mid
Jollir and thr aaid n*n|amin Wood, and wn? In ?otno way
to*ha" ,hr IToflla of Uio *aid iwtract that the Mid
nonjamki Wood i^iM urod at ono plnco 1.07A of
B'obo to ho manufact'inxl . wo-gh.ng
w, *' otghtrron rrnte per pound,
?**"* m.?74 M tfukt ho ran* ml tho iron
wirk rinuiectod with thr laid glohre to b? furni*hrd. but
at wl?t pr\r* Uila plaintiff ha* a* yrt been unable In a*< or
tain, but thr '?m? Will not arrfa^ morr th^m V* lb? lo
Mch gloha. which, at fowr ronta per pound for Uio caating,
would amount to ono ilollar and four nail* Thr lock*
4herr fbr, jointing of the ir.^i work, and putting U*rthor,
for wit naod. and allowing iwo dollar* anil Nftv ronta
** TH f.0 , w"t'd amoont for oacb box to onlr
onr dollar* and twonty fonr rrnte Mid itio plalntilf f-ir
Iber gbowi mi4 Uwt bj u?e vnbiafc U U>vre?v
lotion tffcred in the Board of Supervtoore on the 9th day of
November he bag reason to, and doee, believe that tb?
uud JolUe haa aoM ar tranaferrad in some way, by assign
?tent or otherwise, all big pretended intereet under the
8?Kt contract either to the said Fernando Wood or Benja
mm Wood, one or botb of them, or to aome other person
for their benefit, or (he benefit of one of them, and that
tbe same has been so don* with a view of covering up in
some way ilw said fraudulent transaction. Tbe plaintiff
further alleges that the said contract waa a (r*u tulent
one; that the taid Fernando Wood ia or waa in sons ? way,
either directly or indirectly, interested therein. Trial he
and the said Benjamin either knew or had reason t > know
and believe when the said contract was made ttiut the
said boxett, equal in every rqapect, could have b-jeu pro
cured to be made for about one third of the price ti tmed
therefor ? Jollie had no patent therefor, and wasnot en
titled to any ; and that the said iurention was not patenta
ble by the said Jollie; that the sad Fernando Wood knew
that his brother was the real party to the said transaction,
and that hin name was purposely concealed to prevent a
discovery of the said fraud. That allowing five dollars
apiece for said boxes, and that four thousand were wanted,
the amount would be but $20,000, whereas at $16 a piece
the sum of $60,000 is to be taken out of tbo city treasury
in fraud thereof, and to the groat injury of the plaintiff and
all other taxpayers of the said city. The plaintiff there
fore prays that tbe said coutract, for tbo frauds herein
alleged, may be set aside and held for naught, and that the
said Fernando and Benjamin Wood and Samuel C. Jollie
may answer the premises and bo restrained from prosecut
ing" cither the Board of Police Commissioners, the
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of
New York, or the Board or Supervisors thereof, Tor
or on aecount of the said contract, or of any hallot
boxes delivered thereunder, until tho further order of this
Court in the premises. And that the said Board of Su
pervisors, who are made parties defendant hereto only
for tbe purpose of obtaining an injunction order, and
against whom no other reliet is prayed, may be prevented
from passing any resolution for the [myment of tho said
claim or any part thereof, nntil the further order of this
Surt, and (bat the Comptroller and City Chamberlain and
unty Treasurer of the city of New York . who being in like
manner mado parties defendant, may , by an inunction order
of this Court, be restrained from paying any such demand
or any part thereof, nolwitlistauding any order of the said
Board of Supervisors may be made urduritig the same to
be paid, until the further order of this Court; and that
when the premises are fully seen and and understood,
that this Court may mako sueh further or other order in
the premises as may be agreeable to law
JAMES.HORNER.
Upon the aboYC complaint, presented by Judgo Whiting,
Judge Pa vies granted the Induction.
Tin- agreement, made aii'1 entered into this 12th day of
August, 1867, between Samuel C. Jollie, of the tlrst part,
and the Commissioners of Police, of the secoud part, wit
neseeth? That the said party of the first part, agreos to
furnish all of the ballot boxes requisite for the Metropolis
tan Police district, not to exceed four thousand, in com
plete order, with tbe best and moat secure locks and keys
of the best quality. Said boxes to be glas* globes, of the
best quality of class, and manuractured iu the most ap
proved style, well and firmly set In iron frames, so as to
secure them from outside danger, and are to be of at least
twolvc inches in diameter, which said lioxe.i are to be in
spected and approved by the committee appointed by the
Board of Police Commissioners for that purposo. The said
Board of Police Commissioners agree that tho pricc for
each box shall be Alteon dollars, if the s.\UI box or boxes
shall in all respects be perfect in itself, and shall pass the
inspection of this committee; said Inixes to lie fmiil for on
the delivery and inspection of the committee, and their
certificate thereof. Paid boxes are to be delivered on or
before the 'Jfith day of October, at such place or places as
directed by this committee.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor. 1
JACOB CHOI, WEI J., v Committee.
JAMES W. NYE, J
8. C. JOLLIE,
ArcrtrT 12. 1167.
<B)
[Abstract of minutes of Board of Metropolitan Police Com
missioners. |
Aug. 10, 1857.? The matter of ballot boxes was referred
to Committee on Station House*, and the Mayors of New
York and Brooklyn, with |>ower.
Sept 14, 1867 ? Hen. Nvc reported to the Board that the
Committee on Ballot Boxes had made a contract with
Samuel Jollie for supplying the requisite number of them
for the entire district? not to exceed 4,000 ? at $16 a piece.
Report accepted.
Sept. 21. 1867. ? Mayor Wood alio offered tho following,
which was adopted ? Men. Nye, Mayors Wood and Powell
and Mr Cbolwell voting in the affirmative, and Messrs.
Bow en and Stranahan in the negative: ?
Resolved. That this Board deems itxelf fully Authorized
to procure and pay for all such supplies, materials, or ar
ticles of whatever nature which, under the law for the
establishment 01 the Metropolitan Police District, approved
April 16, 1867, -it is incumbent upon this Board to procure.
The within is a correct transcript of the minute* of the
Board of Police. GEO. W. EMBREK.
Chief Clerk pro tem.
To thk Board of M*tiu>i?outan Four* Onvnwtnw ?
Von will please to lake notice that in purauance of tho
contract made by your bonorablo Hoard with myself on
the ICth of August last. 1 have fully completed tho manu
facture of the Klaus ballot boxoe Iheroir. provided for, and
hereby tender the HMt thereof not kmMkn do
live red. You will alio take nolle* that in caw the ?a?l ballot
boxes are not received by yni. tual Ifcty WlllbllMHi
on vour nrrtHIlt and at yotr risk and expense
int. 26. 1967. 8. a JOLLIE. !
MAYOR WOOD'S ANflWWR.
James ITnrvsr, a ctiuen. rfc., m. Fernamin im
J-! ruded with Samuel C. JoUie ami oth^ri ? The aeveral
answer! of Fernando Wood, o?e of the defendant* in tin
action, to the plaintiff's complaint therein ahowa?
Fir?t ? He admits that at the time of the parage of th
act known an the act to establish a Metropolitan Pollc
dirtrkt, aud for a long time thereafter, he did pro
bounce the said net un< (institutional. He further adult-,
that while be believed it so, and until It had been pro
nounced valid by tin' Court of Appeals, lie refua-dto
act a* n Comm ??ton<T onder tt: he also admita that on or
about the 22d day of July he took bm scat a * a Coin nw
nioncr under aucn law. ?
Second? He den. eg the allegation in the complaint Ui?'
by said act n wan made the duty of Raid Hoard <>f Pol ice
to provide ballot boxen for Haid Metropolitan Vol Ice dis
trict. but aver* that it was made the duty of said Board to
provide -ni'l boxes for Uie citici of New York and Brook
lyn. for MM at general. speofcj and charter election*, and
tf keep custody thereof. except during the uk u. receiving
and courting of the voter.
Third ? He admita the introduction by s?iineon Draper of
the resolution m-i nut in the complaint. but denies the alle
? . 1 ? i d that Hoard of IV'n ? ? di ! r.ot ?t>WllMM fm I
?-d in aanhgesolution, and on the contrary, be aays Dial said
Hoard MrtUN, In puKMM of the law, d:d MWtUW for
proposal* hi three public daily new*pa[ier? of the city of
New Y?rk. vit. The New York /Vniy firih: sne. the New
York /'m'y 7V? fir. and the New York /*lt/y K*prm
day, for the period of two weeka, a* deponent i? informed,
commenmg about the atli of July, and ending about the
111 August, and that the following l? tald advertlaemeut,
CHI Iri m the file* of suid Daily Trttmn.
The Hivurd of Pillion Cnmnatstloaer* of th* Metropolitan Po
lice dlalrici wjll receive proposal* lor auppiyinir the district
With ball") bote* until the 1*' day of Augu*' nelt By order
i, ?,r, i (,K'i W KMBKM. Chief Clark it
Fourth ? Defendant admit* that a contract was made by
said Hoard with aannel C. Jolliu for the manufacture aali
il> . ? ry by said Jollie U> and fur raid Hoard, to lie used
under the proviaKmi of said Metropolitan Police bill, glaan
ballot bote*.
Fifth? Defendant admita that uu the 14th September
lift James W. Nye, who la one of the Metropolitan Police
OnBiBii-'ieBen appointed by the lioternor of the State of
New York, reported to said Hoard that aatd coq tract had
? ????? ' I IK the price ahd other
pedicular*. and that raid report waa accepted. He al*o
admit* thai on the 21*1 Wepu-mli?>r th* de|*ment offered
n ?anl Hoard tho resolution mettionod ;n the complaint,
bi t arer* that Haid nwlutiou hail no reference whatever
to ballet boxea or raid contrai l with Jollie. hut referred
i rent rtaltott'TT printing, adrortuing fool and
light! which, by aaM Polit e act - atd Runrd ha<l authority
k> | rovide a* I'oIm ?? el(w iw? ? ithout apt l.eat mi to any
prrtoii. IVmrd or o0<xt other thai. ?aid l*olii u Huurd.
Sixtt . TVfrr.itant admit-- ?'-it \ '"rn-\n *>000 at tho
tltne t itno'i in the cnmplaitit. ??ff? red th* riiuilution *ei
ou' .11 tho complaint, and that -Then ra.d reeolatxxi w.te 1
| ii?erto.| to detend^Ult ae Ma' or of t^. c ty of New
York . timi he approvvd of the aatnc
Seventh ? l?rfcn<!?nt. on Hfortnitton and belief, admit*
the allocation* in wd complaint c?>otalned in r- forence t i
tb.' roaolutton offer?1 bv Aldo-man Mo<*t>--dnri >n tho Wh
of November. ir.*tant. and tbo reforenee t t>??r<-< -f
KUghth ? Ivfeudaat ia ignorant ahether 1.740 of wimI
box* ? would lie auffi< ii nt t - n election tn *aid ctty, bat
allege* that in con*equence of the fragile nature of tho
material it waa deemed nece-wary to hare a frreatcr nutn
Iwr mamilVttiretl than were required for aetttal n*e, *0
that 11 oaefl of accident, or breaking from any other
cau*e. tliey might immediately he nupplicd.
Ninth? (lefendant denii * that it ww irlTon out, aa pro
tended, by defendant Jo'he Boniam-n Wo?w| or tbi*
defendant, or by either of them, to the knowle<lge of thai
defeudant, to the otlier meuilwr* of aa.d oooimittee. thai
itaid Jell 11 waa the patentee of Mid bole* or anyth.ng
? be a* staled In aaid complaint. t>ut aror* tho tnith to he
that at the time an id contract waa made, or ?hortly prior
thereto, while aaid eomrndton had U10 *uhjeet un
der consideration, that a apocimen of tho caid ballot bo*
of said Jollie aud of several other ballot bvxee, luinu
faotun d by other partlee.waa exhibited toaald commitU'e
and to aatd' Hoard of Police, and that stamped on the iron
frame e( *aid b?ix, *o exhibited bv *ai I .lol: 10. were the
worda " Patent applied for," and this dcfemlHnt at the
time believed that said Jollie w.ia the inventor of aai^
glaca ballot box. and believed that bo ! r .
pntent therefor, and did not know and ha<l n *ver heard
?btt hi* aaid application had !>een rejected for uny cauae.
but defendant deniee that tho fart that the *ai<1 Jollie had
ap)ilicd for a patent for *aid invention or dt?oovery in any
way iliflneneed aaid committee or aaul Hoard of Police in
the Ptdectkm of the ballot box of said Jollie. 1<<it. 011 the
contrary, ho *av* that ?aid ba'ioi box of said Jollie waa
selected by ?aid committeo and by said Hoard of Polkje be
cause of it# superiority over all otbert thai were presented
to said Hoard
Tenth? l?efendant says that It ia wholly and utterly fl?l*e
that thle defendant waa cojrn saet af the arrangement be
tween the said .tollte and Heniamin B'fwl, or tliat Ihi* de
fondant waa in any way. eithrr directl} or Indirectly, to
share m any profit# of naid contract, and thm defendant
fharge* as ni* l?elief, that said James Horner, the plaintiff
in thw action when he made the said allegation that tln.s
defeudant was to share tn the prolt* of sail contrail,
knew said charge to be false, and made it wilfully and
maliciouolt from penonal and political motives only.
Kleren'ri? Thta defendant denies, of hi* own knowledge,
that he la or ever waa in an* way Interested In the aaid
Contract or in any assignment thereof, but, on the coo
trar) the . of, he allege* that he is not now, never waa
and ne\' wtll be iitere*lcd in said contract hi any way.
directly ? uidtrei tly , or n any -hare or portton of the
profits or nroceeils thereof, and that he will neither gain
nor |oo:-e by thn i?ymenl of Uie money for mid boxea or
by the w t, "holding thereof
Twolftl,? Defendant denies that aaid contract waa a
fraudulent one. and on the contrary, he charge* that said
eontrai t was made fairly . and after an opiwwtunlty Uad
been afforded for competition, that It was made with said
Samuel 0 Jullte. whom defendant at the time believed to
? ii | >arty tn interest in sakl contrai t, and tie de
and Mm M' contractor
Tlurteenih ? Ivfendant denies that he knew at tho time
pf the Biaklog t< Mid coDWact, of M any lime bel re or
after, that the Mid Beiyamin Wood wan the real party to
the sa?d transaction, or that his name ?m purposely mwt
ceaied to prevent a discovery of the said fraud, aad 1m
now denies that such *u the fact
And he to all other allegations tn said complaint contain
ed, not heretofore denied or admitted, this defendant says
he ha a not sufficient knowledge or information in reference
thereto to form a belief.
Wherefore be demands judgment that said complaint
may be dismissed as to this defendant, with costs, and
that Mid injunction may be set aside and dissolved.
BEEBE, DEAN It D0N01IUE,
Attorneys for defendant Fernando Wood.
City and (Xmnly uf He to York, Fernando Wood, the
above-named defendant, being duly sworn, says he has
beard read the above answer, and that he knows the con
tents thereof, and that the same is true of his own knowl
edge, except as to those matters which are therein stated
on information or belief, and as to those matters he be
lieves it to be true. FERNANDO WOOD.
Sworn before me, this ? day of November, 1867. Autx.
Minu, Commissioner of Deeds.
" Jjmtt Hornrr, a ciliten, dr. , agt. ftrnant lo Wood ?m
pltadfd, dbc. ? On the preceding answer of Fernando Wood,
and on the plaintiff's complaint, let the plaintiff show
cause at the City Hall, in the city of New York, on th?
28th day of November, mst , at 11 o'clock A. M., before
me, one of the Justices of this Court, why the injunction
heretofore granted In this action should not he dissolved
and vacated as to the defendant, Fernando Wood.
Nov. 19, 1867. HENRY E. DA VIES.
FERBOII AJU
r FORMATION WANTED.? TnE RELATIVER OR
frit-mis of Michael Dunn, who died on board *hlp Lncy
Thompson, on her tail voyage from Liverpool to New York!,
are requested to make themselves known to ('. B. Pendleton,
276 Pearl street, or 19 Rutgers place, New York.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF J A MRS WHEELER,
Captain of the eanal boat I.ake Erie, of Port Carbon. Left
the boat on the 24tli of October to go to New Hrunswirk, N.
J., nines which there has been no tiiliusa of him. Any infor
nation of tin whereabout* will be thankfully received by his
?on, Bernard Wheeler, 641 Washington atreet. New York.
MR. O. WASHINGTON KETCH AM.? WILL THIH GEN
tleman be mo good as to call ou Mr. Charles Edwards, 36
Pino street, N. w York?
THE SURVIVING MEMBERS OF TUB THIRD RBOI
menl of 1'niied StaU K dn|MM are rHMlW to call upou
the uuderaigued immediately, to make arrangements to par
ticipate in the funeral ceremonies In honwr or Major General
Worth. JOHN D. MAOGRRGOR, Sergeant Major,
4 No. 1 Tryon row.
BBWAPRAMTI.
AUJ^OPP'R E. I. PA Lie ALE ON DRAUGHT.
Guineas stout on draught.
Barton ale on draught.
Younger's Scotch ule on draught. (3 year's old. )
Harmon'* stock ale on draught.
Even's new ale on draught.
London and Manchester dally papers on file. Alan the Illns
trated New* and Times, the Era, Punch, Well's Life, L. IIIu*
iratlon*, Hirtningham Journal on tile at the "Office," S60
o union street. BENJAMIN HONEY, Proprietor.
DEY STREET IIOTBL, 64, 66 AND 68 DEY STREET,
New York.
Bedrooms warmed and supplied with Croton water, 90 cents
per day.
DEY 8TRRET HOTEL DINING SALOON.
A 11 creature comforts in the way of eating and drinking
selected bv one of the best caterer* in the city, nerved up in
lip top style, at prlcea commensurate with the hard limes.
TIIR BAR
Furnished with the choi .es! beverages.
THE OYBTRK DEPARTMENT
Supplied with the most luscious bivalves, cold cuts, sardines,
4e., ami the billiard mum closes al 12 P, M.
W. M. LANGLEY, Proprietor.
ENGLIPII HAl'NCH OF MUTTON FOR DINNER ON
Monday.
Glasgow beef bam on Tuesday.
RICHARDSON * HAYTRR
Chop, Steak, and Oyster House, 120 Water *t. and 84 WalPst.
It* may A Perkins' Lendon porter, Baas' pale ale, drawn
from the wood.
Thia i* the only house that files the London Times.
LO<' II KINK HERRINGS, PER GLO8G0W,
Scotch kippered salmou,
Glasgow beef hams, small site, 25c per Tb.,
Speldrens fur sale, In small quantities.
RICHARDSON A HAYTKK.
Elizabethan Ale Lunch Room, 120 Water st. and 84 Wall at.
The stork.? a new house of social resort,
on the principle of the Old Shade*, at No. 12 Leroy
place, Hleex'.ker atri et, between Greene and Mercer streets,
near Broadway. The proprietor respectfully Informs the
public that he ha* taken and fitted up the above house tn a
style equal lo any house in the city, and la prepared to furnish
his patron* with EnKli"h and American ale* and porter,
al*3 wines, liquors and seg.'W* of superior quality.
JAMES E. AYLIKKK, Proprietor.
iturvvARjpa.
rfcff REWARD ? I.OST, NOV. 18, IN BROADWAY.
JfcO near Kourth *tre.et, a black and tan terrier doir; h.id on
u patent leaker collar marked C. L. C. Whoever will return
the aboTe do* to <1. L. COXHRAD, 7<M Broadway or 34H
Fourih avenue, will receive the above reward.
d>e RKWARD.-A 1(1. M K AND TAN TBRR1KR, (NO
white spot,) stl montl*' old. name Tun, *truye<l fretn
No. A I?f*yeit? plan)*. Dr. dray's. on Tu.-n.lay, ear * and law
not rut. Above reward, with thank*
RKWARD.? I.OHT. ON MONDAY F.VKNINO,
?JP^U Oct. 36, two pair of purl opera gla?*ns. Any one
returning Ihr *nm? to the Herald office will receive the 'above
reward and no questions aakod.
CI *\fl REWARD ? l.OST ON 8TOI. F.N ON THIS EVEN
)" IM < .r Nofirnbtr 12, In ? "miuii from Twenty third
stre-t Ihrtnigh ('anal to Broadway. down ((roadway to Fulton
?treet, a Mack pocketbook, ront*lnitiK$l?4 In hill*, ftt in gold,
m>d eight note*, an accepted order for W?l. two draft* on the
New York S:?u- Hank, amount $T 6 .'>1 , aud a number ol o'ber
paper*, whleh are of no value to any one enepl the owner,
?? payment of the nou< and draft* nave been ntopped Any
one who will return the book, p ipera. Ae , <*n have fl.Vl as a
reward, and no otieations a*krd. Direct through the pout to
L J. Oi >o*iale. aue Bread way
LOVT AND Wim
(FACTION TO THE FUBLK IXNIT rWO PROIUMORT
J note* of C. F .'Blake In favor of Bobert Blake. hb<1 en
' dnrned by him? one for (MM. dated New York. 4th December,
! lttWv three month*. due 7'h Marehla*'; the other nl*o fortfMO,
dated New York. Ihth December. IN66, three month*, due *lh
Mareh laet They were specially endorsed to (leorm I.
Bampaon. eaahlcr. and were payable al Atlantic Hank. ltrook
1 Ivn Payment Of the ftbor* BOM* bi-lnt; (topped the public ;*
i hereby c autioned against purcha*iiig or urgotUliug ibem. a*
thev will not be paid
i Nrv Yo*?. Nor 10. 1SS7
TOST ? ON 17TII OCTOBER, TN OR NKARTHK ART!
J tun* Bank, two promissory notes, male by Thomas
Kne?n to I he order of Wood* A I. wry, ilated New York,
Msrch 12. ten month* date, for tip- 7^. ?nd June 16, eight
month* date for fl.1t V end' r*ed by Wood* M l<owrv an I the
| tu'jarribere, to whom the finder I* reque*tad to return thetn.
? at 103 Dnane street, rsmient for ?ame having h?en ?opped
; _ Wm>lW. U>WKY. KNliX * ALCtk'K
LOST -A B ANK BOOK ON THK I7T11 NoYRMBKR, ON
(he Bowery Savin?!?' llank. No lljoUV The fiuder Will
| please leave It at the hank
Lost or ptomn -#? rfward -srrposKD to
have been stolen (Vom the trunk of the undersigned. In
coming from Dunkirk u> N> w York, via Krle Railroad <>n
the I (in and ISthtn?t*., a solid linked. chased fold bracelet,
with heavy enamelled locket mid |H<1 heart attached. The
above reward will ?>e null and no r|o??Oons a*ke<|. upon Its
return to the owner. Mary A. Betkley, 24 William street,
r'?.io 27
LOST^ON THURSDAY I. AST. TWO OOLD RNAMKLLCD
sleeve button*, marked "(.' 8. U> A H. J." They are
valued a* a keepsake. and the finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving Ibem at 3X Water ?treet, corner of lWfc
man. K. BARROW
L OAT? ON SATURDAY MORNINW. A FINOKR RtNli,
red cornelian *tone. with the In Ilia Id. tn old Kncllsh. R
T P. The finder will be rewarded on .eating it at No I
chambers street, with K T Christlauson.
I" OUT? ON WKDNF'-DAY. 1KTH INBT, A DIAMOND
J shirt stud The finder wtll u? liberally rewarded byre
turning il to |o7 We*i - i '
OTRAYF.DOR ST' IFN. FROM THF ll"l>K V<> Itf
We*t Twenty fir*f *tr e * . ,r?e mink Ne?rf^<in<fUn1
dog. with ? h.K ring ai onn 1 tug ne< k. ku*iiy '-an, ? pped tvith
? life. ?n?wee*to tfie tiarr* I ! Watch A liberal .a-,irdwll
l>e alven for hn reeii ?ly. <?r bj *eo.lio* i.itce wh ,e he may
He found
NKW PI BLI?
OCKk
B
iWKKBF. KKliii? TION IN PRi K.
J. AfrLKTON A ( O . :,i . _n i I! ?
Having
rVROIAKFD JN Kt'ROPR
A very large Wnek of
t'CLKNDIM.Y II.M>THAU:D BOOK*
And
Book* aitltable for t.brar .e*.
Deaicne.1 ft?r (h? ir
WHOI.KBAI K AND KKT\II. VAl.FM
Of the <ea*nn.
A nd not
Wmhing to bowl th? tn until th-* neit tear.
Have rontUde<l
Tn offer for tblrtv d.?y* only 'heir *tock
AT A t'.RKAT HKIM < TIOM
Never in th* wb"le eonrw of the. r bfiae?a
Ha* ao fine a *'oe|i been prepare*!.
Affording
To pureh?*era
A grand opportwify
To procure
A CHRIST* FRKBRNT
Or to
Furrh**e
A I.I II K V H V
Or lo a>ld new volume*
To one
Already ct>mmeneed
LKUAL NunCKR.
^CFRFMRfXICRT -TO* VH BARNFS AND OTHRRff.?
U In pnnraanee of an ?rder In thl* e*u*e th" aaaet* *?
aald opger mimed Will be (old nn^er (l?e direction Of Ihe uo
deralgned. at puhlleaneilon. by MlNKON DR APRR. autloneer, ?
on the M'h day of November, Inst., al 'he Merchant*' Ki
change In (be elty of Hew T rk. a? twelve o'clock, noon A
?rhedi.l* of *ald anacta may be aeen at the n?ee of the under
*1 *ned. No 29 N i?**'t ?! r eet rem No *) ?r?r Bank of Horn
mere*, from ihe rreaent t?me until the day af *?le, when II
may be *een. at the ofll -eof the anrtt nieer anrner f Flneand
W 'f'tarn ?'ree'? Term* *n.t ? ndiu.'na made kn wn n ihe
day of ?ale. C. A. hKWARD. Referea
jN?w Yo*?, Nor. 1A, 1?*7.
xnB rrruw.
TEjnOTTlVa -CRNTRFVII.I.R roi'RSF. I, I TTRB
day. Nor. J?. at I o'clock F M . mat eh fnr tt(??i. mil*
beau. be*( 3 l? ft o wagona. D. Pliefgr name* br J Brown
Pick. H Woodruff Mine! b m l.adv Woodruff. The abirra
race aotnea off without regard to weather,
JOR1- OONKI.IN, Froprielor.
t'tON OOTMR. TROTTTNO,? ON THCR8DAY, NOV.
E & at J o'clock, a t nr*e of $??. mile heat? he*t three m
five to harne** ff Mon nunn gr m l^dv Hutlolk. Mr
V*l ename*gr m. Lady Orey, * Jo* trand name* Hror?wr
man BHAW A WHITK, Frd^nel w?.
THK uSSmuF HKAMM.
x r W TORK mffTORTOAl, ffOtffFTT -Jon* W.
il FRAW< IS M. D will lecture at thiMl .ibrarj , Xeeond
avenne, corner of lOevea'b ?ifeet on Tne^iy evening. Nor.
#?, at 7 o'elocb, f?r the benefit of Ihe (VmMngent Fund of the
Society .
Subject) " The bareh. d?* Drama aad the Opera In Mew
York '
Ticket* - Fifty ceat* To be had *1 the Aator House Wiley
A II -listed Vi Bwsdwav. Savings Itenk, 5I? Broadway.
Frsnrl* A On , (IM Rr'iedwsr. Crowrn s, flSt Broa?lw*y. anil
M Ute Library.
u
TUB WORTH MONTMKIVT.
NOTICE ? TH? JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE Of THE
Common Co an .1. on (be subject of the Worth Msnu
ment, respectfully iuie unce to the pnblk- that they have
selected tAe 26th d y <>: November, 1807, to Inaugurate the
completion of the aa nc, > nd on which ocaasion the remain* of
the late Major Ge >er*l Wm. J. Worth w*l be brought from
Greenwood and tie KJsiU d beneath the monument.
Special tarnation - bate been attended to the President and
other distinguished !>??[ ? ons to participate In the ceremonies to
be observed on the ? alon. Also, to the
6<rremo nt the State and State Officer*.
Olii i re of the Corporation.
General Internment Officers In this City.
Q.>v? rnor of New Jersey.
M-yor of Jersey City.
Vayor of Hoboken.
Mayer an 1 < nmmon Council or Brooklyn.
O ivi rnor of Pennsylvania.
Mayor of Philadelphia.
Mayors of Albany. Troy and Hudson.
TH? MlLWARY, THE MASONIC BODIK8.
Alto the press, the elcrgy. the Order of Odd Fellows, and
all other civic aocletlM, together with the Kire Departments,
without their appirhtns, of this and aiyaeent cities, are here
by respectfully tnvlied to be present and participate in the
ceremonies lobe ot served In the Inauguration or the Worth
Monnmeut, which will lake place on the 2fith Inst., In this
city. The Committee of the Common Council desire all such
bodies as can make It convenient to be present, U> report their
intentions on or before the 21st inst., in order that proper
p luces may be assigned them iu the line of the procession.
The military will report to Major General Sandford.
The civic societies wiH report lo the committee, at room No.
8 City Hall.
The Committee of Arrangements will meet daily, at 2o'eloek
P. M., at the City Library, No. 12 City ilall, tu receive com
munications.
The Joint Committee will meet on Monday, 33d Inst., at II
A. M . at the Clfy Hall.
MORGAN L. HARRIS, )
WILLIAM WILSON, |
PKTKR Fl' LI.MRR, |
WILLI All COULTER, |
ORISON BUI NT, } Committee.
PKTKR CRAWFORD,
ALHX R HEMPHILL.
GKO W. WARNER,
CHAH. DUFFY.
W. W. JUDSON.
NOTICE? THK JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTER OF THE
Common Council, on the subject of the Worth Monument,
respectfully announce to the public that on the 26th instant?
on which occasion General Worth's remains will be dually re
Interred ? the procesalon will move from the Park atl2M..
and will proceed up Broadway to the junction of Madison
square and Twenty tifth street, tho site for the erection of the
monument.
The solemnities to be observed at the monument will be as
follows:
1st. The receiving and depositing of relics In the bo* which
is to bepiaced in the corner stone
2nd Tin- Oration, to be delivered by his Honor the Mayor.
3d. The religious ceremonies and Benediction by the Rev.
Bishop Potter, of New York, who will be associated wrth the
Rev. Dr. Van Rensselear, of Burlington, New Jersey, .and
Rev. Dr. Steven*, of Philadelphia.
4. Tho Dedication ceremony by the Masonic Fraternity.
The ceremonies will then conclude by the firing of three
volleys by ihe 71m Regiment, Col. Vosourgh, "the guard of
he nor for the day."
The arrangements of the day will be under the command
and direction of the committee
The committee also respectfvlly make the following re
quests, viz. ?
That the several persons having charge of the church and
lire alarm bells In the city will cause the same to be tolled
from the hour of 12 M. until 4 P. M.
That the owners and masters of vessels in the harbor, and
the proprietors of the various public building* in the city will
display their colors at hall' mast from 12 o'clock M . until the
close of the ceremonies.
That our fellow citizens will close their several places of
business during the day.
That the owners and proprietors of public and private con
veyances wll cause their vehicles to he kept out of the follow
ing named streets, which the various organizations will form
in, viz. Whitehall street. Broadway and Park row.
The clergy ond pallbearers are requested to meet in the
Council chamber, t'Hy Hall, at 11 A. M . 011 the day In ques
tion.
The relatives of the deceased are requested to meet In the
Governor's Room at 11 A. M.
Persons desiring to have relics placed in the Ixii to be de
posited in the corner stone of the monument, can do so by for
warding them to AWerm|fcWtatl^U< Ut.v liall.
PI?T1<^(JWm Kit,
WM. COtTLTER,
ORISON BLUNT.
PKTKR CRAWFORD, '
A LKX K H KM I'll ILL,
GKO. W WARNER,
CUAS. DOTY,
W. W. Jl'IWON, j
American oca rd. ? 7ist reoiment n. y. h. mi
littA. ? lleadmiartcra, New York, Nov. 18, 1837
RroiwrrrAL 0*n? r No IS.
In compliance with Division and Brigade order*, the officer*
u.d mrmVi'rsdf ihm regiment are hereby ordered to assem
ble st Die Armory in fuU uniform, for parade, ou Wednea
day, the 2&th itiat.
the line will lie formed In Broom* atree' , right on Broad
way. ftt a quarter pant 8 o'clock A. M
TV I. an. I ami Held music will report to lb* Adjutant, at the
Armory, at half pax (?'deck
Th * M ,islr Committee arp directed to have the drum* covered
with black crape or thin black aerge by th>' 2-i ' ii inm.
tjiiartermaai r Buckingham Isdlrec.-d to make requisition
Upon the Counni.-s.iry General for 1,'Juo rounds blank cart
ridge
Tlie Field anil Stafl will report to the Colonel at the Armory
at uiiarUT paatH o'clock.
Upou this occasion tbe Committee of Arrangement* of the
Common Council for the ftmeral obaeqnlc* ol th-- late la
mooted and gallant Major General Worth, whose rem .in* are
to be taken from the receiving > ault at Oreenwoej Cemetery,
and deposited In their laat reatlng place, benoa'h the monti
ment erected hy Ihc Common Council of thi* eltv have by a
?mammon* request. dcured Major lieneral Snndloi.l to detail
the N evenly flint a* a " guard of honor," which ha\ Ing been
acceded to, the regiment, upon thia occasion, will have thn
high and distinguished honor of guartling the last mortal re
u.aine of the liero to the tomb, where he will rest, surrounded
by kli fellow oouitnBW, by wkoa he vm loved ao well
Hy order of COL A. H. YOKBURUll.
A. II I'MM itnaT, Adjutant.
IfMllST hit I.-ION NKW VoRK KTATK MIl.ITIA.
' DIVISION ORDKRS
Nr.w York. November 17:h ISBT.
Slnre the lotting of the Division < (rd-re of the 10th Novem
ber. the Common Council of the city ha* made arrangement*
to remove the remain* of Major General WORTH, on that
day. from Grei Dnwai Cemetery to tiie Monument, to be
erected to his memory, at the Junction of Broadway aivl Kifth
avenue.
The Parade and R' view In commemoration of the day will
take place at II o'clock, npon the Mattery, aa directed by
D|vl*M?ti Order* of the Itth Instant
All Military Corp* from other cities an I Tillage., desirous of
rar'i.'ipating in ibe n remonieaof the dav, will report to ibo
Pit ?loti Inspector, upon the Battery, at naif pa- 10 o'clock.
A M
Alter passing the City Mail, the Division will form line In
llrondwsy, ? uh the right on M irrav atreet, and will wheel
Into column with the left In front, a* soon aa th? funeial pro
MlN i* lormed. |
The line of march will be up Rroad way to the Monument,
upon rearing which the Ptvtalon w II form line on the west
aide of Broadway. until the Body with the Civtc procession '
has parsed
The Tl*t Regiment Is detailed aa a t.#*rd of Honor for the
occasion. Col. Voaburg will detail a detachment u> receive i
the Body at the Cltv llall. an Tuesday, at 3 1* M and to re
main on duty until the pritretudon I* formed
Co'. Wsburg will make hla requisition upon the Comml*
*ary General for three round* of I lank ammunition for Ids
renment
The Major General. hy request of the Committee of Ar
rangement* of be OtUMKMl Council. resneatfully Invite* all
officer* of tlie army and navy of tbe I'niM Stae*. deairou* of
participating .n the ceremonies pt .posed hy th*1 committee
upon ihe removal of the remain* to the mouuiiient. to aascm
ble on Ihe XV k of November Uiat., at the Governor* room, til
the I'ltv Hall, at II o'clock A M
The Major (leneral aim invite* the several eorpasf uniform
ed mllltla troop*, wl hln a convenient distance of the city, de
*lmn* m participate in the funer*l honor* Ui be rendered on
Ihe oi-caatnn, to report themseln* to the Division Inspector of
Ihe First Division upon tbe Battery, at h%lf-p t*t 10 o'clock
A M pretlaely.
Tbe allliarv mrpa of Albany. Trrtv and Hod son the former
residences and birthplace of ilia lamented Worth, are e*pe
< tally invited to atb nd
An "(Beer* of Ibe mllltla no' on duty are int tied !o attend
In full uniform, and to assemble In the tlnvemor'a rot.m, City
Hall, nlll o clock A.M. Hy order of
Major General SANDFORD. |
R. C. WkraoHt, Dictates Inspector.
1/MPIRE CITY 1/IDOH MO JW, P. *ND A M.-THI
Jrj member* of Empire Cliv Lodge No ]|M are requea'ed to
meet at their r<v m* < Md Pellow* llall, on MT.-dneaiUy mor
Iting, Nov ZA. ?> unite w eh th- tlrsnd l.'?lge in the tribute
*f respect to 'he remains of onr late brother i ieneral Wiir'h.
wbirb will then be removed to ihe ibmi imetit now being
erected to Ma mem or v Ilvorder H s HKNRY W M
R. 11. Taoarsos. Secretary .
\|ARoniC MOT ICR ?Tin MIMIt.lt- OP JOI'Pk
i?l Mir R*.M r. A. M ?re reoueste 1 1? meet at llrtr
|/?'kc iu. >, n, la lirtKtkJyn on W-* ltir?flar the |Vh in*:... at I'l
o'c Ck A M Tley wfll tli'-n t eP,j to !ti w Vork to oaru
rlpata la 'lie ?er? at' -aes attending the dedication ot the monu ?
iti'iii to .euernl w- r h Met )?? r* are requested t? tunn
dr> ? -ed L, t la< k clo.h ? and hat*, by resolution of 'he (Irand
Lo !gq. ? A M VUV1N. W M
M AWiNIc NOTICE ?AT AN RMKP'iENT MKKTIN'I OE
the M W Orand lodre n "w art- tet,t n>.d l?<>nor?hie
frwerntly <d Eree and A e? -spied M?? -i* '4 he kittle i>f New
V. rk. held on th' JWh ln?t , It was re*?>lved to ac-ept the kirl
Utu? of the Comn. n t -outicilof the rlty of New York to par
ta-i|.?te. on 'ke ? '? II *t . In the ceremonies of the dedlcaltm
of tbe monument erected It* the tn^wri of Ik*1 lalo MaJ ?r
? leneral WHIIam' ?? Worth Th- varion* l/idpe* and Ihe mem
be rsnf tha Craft generally will aseemble in thld Pellows'
llsll, corner of Orand and Centre street*, on We.|ne*.lajr
neat, akth in*t , at 12 o rlwk M Hy order
?l A MM M At'fTIN, Or Secretary
IJI'TN AM I.OIMJE, S?. I' AM. WII.I. MF.PT AT OI>l>
M Peltnvra' Hall, on Wednewlav neit. the 2ll'h tn*t . at
twelve o clock. M to participate in the ceremonies of ihe
dedication of th- Worth monument, The members are re
sitoied In be punciaal in their a-wndaoca.
P * lloit.HTo*, Hecreuuy H II WH/11, W M
CTATE OP NEW YORK ? SOC1KTT t?E THE CINt IN
O n*' ' '? ?' "eder. Mew Tort, Nov. fl. IHB7 ? In tesu
monr of nor re?iect for the ?emory of our decease.) anaorutt"
Major lieneral Worth an h"rter*rv m^tmli'r of this soeletv?
and in acknowledgment of his. IMtnguiahed public services?
the ctnetnn*tl will participate In the ceremonies attendln* the
inauguration of tbe Worth monument, under an tavitaii >n
from the honorable CuBHiion Council Member* will ISfm
ble at the t!o?ernor'a r<??ta. In tbe t^ty Hall, on Wednes<Uv,
Nov. K, at 11 A M , wilh their Insignia In moifrning, and taie
the place which will be assigned to them m the ceremooie* of
iltt occasion, l'y order of
RICHARD TARICK D* WITT,
Auumi H Tattartu*. g*t. A runs Preai ten
DRMTTMTRV.
DKNTtSTRT.-f?. J RAOLXTON EXTRACTS TEETH
wttho-tt tbe least pa to, by an eiterwal applleattna. the sf.
feet of whtck is neither unpleasant nor injurious Teeth In
sertsd at the lowest possible prices HaUsfactp n guaranteed
or no charge 8II> ' 'anal atrnet. near Mercer, toM Ku. 74.)
TRETH EXTRACTED IM T*M SRCONPt, WITHOtTI
the ePgh'e* pain, by my new aad ortg ea' proewus, (not
freeatng ) Thia ateirable arstaaa la praised by aas only
Refarences ^ven If required
H Q. DUKKIN. tw ' uui airaat. mm Pariah.
CUWHifB, *r..
Al ft H?t WORTH op NEW ANDOAST OEECTOTllIN't
I* 1 . waniad for city and Western markots (lentlemen
having any to dlapaee of wtll receive the blgbAst nrtce hv call
Ing at hestore. or a<tdr*asing J K Ml RRAY ACeairstt.
?TO ??(Wn WORTH f>E ORNTl.EMEN'S I, EFT OFF
wearing apparel wanted, for which tb< hiahest price
sail be paid wrtihont hagt ling or seeding to impose I'lease
fall ai the store or addrmia Tkoa D. Onnroy. ?? Centre aircet,
late #1 Pearl stre?a
ftl ftTHINO ? OFNTI.FMF.N H A VINO ANY TO PHP'KM*
y of can receive a fair raah price for the mi?? by sen Ling
thicm lo er a<l<lreaaing II PoTf.R, ??l Pearl utreeu
"" IROA1U.
4% nnn I W II k srEciE in rank vai i.ts
?r^' " M F aval!* n -thlng 'o 'be *egar importers
and mannlsctnrev*. a* my nutnrniia appllcstiona for ad
vance? prcve. Serar* n* Hivana. dome?Mc and tlerman ma
tfuhictnre. are being add at my esta ?hment *' rulnoualy
|u* rsiva O. IBttKit. 17 Bruadttj
POLITICAL.
1ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT ? AT A MFETIV'J OK THE
First Judicial ConvenUon, held at Wyck * Hotel on
Saturday evening, Nov 11, to nominate candidates for i vtl
and Ponce Justices for this district, the following preamble
and resolutions ware adapted ?
Whereas. We. the delegates to the First Judicial District
Convention, elected by to* people, from the Firs', Beomq.
Third and Fifth wards, to onilnate esndidatea for Ctrll and
I'ultre Justices; and. where* necessary thai men of strict
probity and ability should be s?Uu.ted U> these Important
positions, therefore, be it
Resol/ed, That we unanimously nominate James Oreen,
Esq , for the offloe of Civil Justine, and John II. WhlUnorv,
Rm|. , for the office of PoUcf Justice
Resolved, Thai the contested seats of delegates to this Con
ventUiu from the Recond ward be made vaeant.
The above resolutions MM unanimously itaM and a
committee of three appointed to Inform Messrs. Waitiuore and
Oreen of their nomination
Delegates to First ward? Martin Crelgler, P A. Duffy,
James Lee, Thomas Rrannegan, Dennis .1 Oonley.
Second ward? Contested.
Third ward? John H. Flanagan, J. W. Cornell, K. C. Marsh,
J. W Itoyd John Cornell.
Fifth ward? James L. Wangh, fleorga C. Bock, Walter R.
Ravage, Dan. O'Hrvan, Andrew J Plumb
On motion of Wa'ltcr R. Savar ??, the Convention adjourned
nine die GKOIUJMC. HOCK, Chairman.
ANI.REW JACKSON PlXMB, I H).PP<.iJlrl4.H
Passu J. Coaur, { s? cr. taries.
1BT ALDKRMAN1C DIRTRICT.
The people's ehoiee,
And the democratic republican candidate for Alderman,
WI1XIAM WILHON.
1BT AI,I)KRMANIC DISTRICT? AT A MKRTINO OP
the delegates of the 1st Aldermanic district, on Wednes
day evening, at the t'larrmont House. Michael I faints In the
Chair, on motion, WILLI AM WILHON was declared (Hh regu
lar democratic candidate for Alderman of the district. At a
meeting of like delegations in the dining room.lt was re
solved to unite, whereupon Michael Hal|>m Mfl elected
chairman of the united dtsegallon, and on motion, WTI.t.I A M
WILSON was unanimously declare! the regular Democ ratio
Republican candidate for Alderman of the Firat Aldermanio
district. MICII AKI. IIALP1N, chairman.
STa^'NI^ I Vice Presidents.
F. Kekk, Secretary.
1ST JITDICIAI. DISTRICT
Plrst, Second, Third and Fifth wards.
Democratic republican regular nomination.
For Police Juatice,
ROBKRT C. Met NT IRK
? H. (>. MOLONEY, Chairman.
Joint Y. Savage, >
Ciuklh A. UKfla^rl^,}H*c^?U4^'e,?
1ST ALDERMANIC DISTRICT ?AT A MEETINO OP
the democratic electors of the First A Idermanic district,
held at Miainc'x, 250 t .renwich street, last (Saturday) eve
mug, Nov. 21, tlu following resolution waa unanimously
adopted:?
Resolved, That we, the democratic electors of the old Third
ward, ratify and endorse the nomination of Alderman William
Wilson, aa the regular nominee of the democracy for Alder
man < f the First Aldermanle district, at the ensuing election,
nnd will use all honorable means to re-elect him to the office
which be has so ably filled during his present term of office.
P. KKKKItl.N, Chairman.
JOHN Hot: an, i Ker-retjirie.
Edwauq PorrT, j hecrftBI '"*?
1ST AI.DERMANIC DISTRICT.
Democratic republican regular nomination.
For Alderman,
MICII A F.I. Ml RRAY
THOMAS Mb'NROK, Chairman.
John Dai ton, fa.rrsH.lM
William Chart. S c
1ST ALD1RMAN1C DISTRICT? 1NDEPENDBNT PEO
ple's Republican and American nomination for alder
man of First district, HENRY SMITH.
4 TIT JUDICIAL DISTRICT? AT AN ADJOURNED
mertmgof the Police Justice Convention, held at (kin
vntiou Hall, Wooeter street, OB Thursday evening, Nov. 19,
JOSEPH M MARSH, of the Tenth ward, was nominated as
candidate for Police Justice; and. upon ihe motion of Mr.
Ashnel Reed, seconded bv Mr W. R Jones, his nom'.nation
was made unanimous. THOMAS WALLACE, Chairman.
Jon* li. Kyeh, Secretary.
4TH JUDICIAL (H)NVENTION,
(Tenth, Fifteenth and Seventeenth wards.)
Democratic republican regular nominations.
For Police Justice.
JOSEPH M MARSlI.
For Civil Justice.
ANTHONY KICKHOFJ'.
THOS. WALLACE, (ft'a. < Police Justice
JOHN B KYER, Bcc'y. * Convention.
ELIJ AH F. PURDY, Ch'a.i Civil Justice
JOHN P. JAW, Seo'y. J Convenllon.
4TH JUDICIAL DIKTRICT.?TIIlt DEMOCRATIC
Convention ot the above district met on Thursday night
in their hall in Wonater s'.reet, and gave HORATIO N. PAR
KER, an old attai he of the Common Council, a unanimous
nomination for Police Justice for the Fourth Judicial district.
C?TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
) r Eighteenth and Twenty first wards.)
People's candidate
Per Police Justice,
RICHARD KELLY.
7 Til JUDICIAL DISTRICT? 12T1I, I9TII, AND 22I>
Wartla.
Regular Democratic Republican Nomination.
r<>M civil JDMICK.
JAM KM SAN PFORD. _
7TH .TCPIC1 AI, PTSTRICT? TWELFTH. NINETEENTH
and Twenty ancond ward*.
At th<* regular adjourned meeting Of the deleirateato the
01*11 Jtwrtlff1! Convention for tbe wmih Judicial dlatrlct,
convened at the bout- uf John McOuadn, Eighty attvamb aired
and Third avrniM, on the seventh ballot JAMKK H AMI >K( IK D
? aa unanlmonaly nominated a* ihe regular democratic candi
date for Civil Jurtto* of the Seve nth Judicial dlatriit.
Tbe thn r Ual ballot* Blood as follow* ?
6th ballot. fith ballot. 7*h ballot
Jamea Bantford.. 6 6 M
Jeremiah Towle S 1 ?
llM'inaa IVaraoii 2 2 2
Henry Rtehardaoa... . S 4 4
John A Ktemmler 2 t ?
RuhaequaMly the nomination of Jamea Handford was m.uic
unanlmuti*.
t.KoRoK wkik, t iiairmaa.
Ftw*ar Tiar*o?. ( ?nrrr,.r
\\ iu.ua llauam, J tar.eg
?J /|TH A I, PER W A NIC prRTRICT.? PEMOCRATIC RK
J I " publican n-guiar nomination. For AM-rm.in Triiih
AUlimiatm dial net. Bernard Reillv.
JOHN H RYKIt ISth ward <"h'n Nominating (Viu.
rirmc-K Hnanr, l?th ward, Secretary.
10
TTT A I.PERM \ NIC P1STR1CT? PEMOCRATIC
publican nomination and ceopl-'a choice?
For Alderman,
JOSKI'li U IIKiiWMNU.
I 4 Til WARP -AT A MKKTINO tIF TIIE COMMITTEE
f" tip nominal*' ward o?crr?, lield ob Tbtiredny evening,
Nov !?, IW7. at lf> Prim- aii.et. |.ura>mnt to the call of ibe
)i(Bomtl? antblKta fllnimt CnMittM, <>n m -ion. Al
d-rmar Monagnan waa eall-d to tha chair. and John Oo l win,
Hfrrrtirj. On motion the ("ilowlng gautlemi-n were uoml
nan d ? Vor Commmal< ner of CmomMi School*. Andrew L.
llyrne For Traateca, Patrick Poland and Jamea " Nell ami
to All TaraTT Joint II Chamber* For InMieetor, Henry
Manrahan. For t vnatablc*, Richard Crawford and iaamc
9mm.
t>t?P WARP norurt REPVR1.ICAN CANPIPATKR.
Z.JL For Mayor, PA.NIK1. F. TIKMAN&
For Alifermau. AI.F.X 4RPRR KKIP
For Coiincumnn. JOHN U. DAVISON.
nnn warp.
ZiiZd Regular Pemocraiic Nomination.
? FOR Al.PERMAN
?ON Nil HOI. AH KRAUHIHT.
Workinirman'a candidate,
And a ho wai only baaWB by ou* rote two year* mo.
OOP Warp -A OR AN P RATIFICATION JfEETINU
of '.be d' ni "racy if tke I weniyaacotd ward will be
held a' N*tlon.il Hall. Forty fourth ?treei, betwe-n Klghth
nnd Ntuth arrnur ? on Tii'-nday en ning. Nov XI. at naif |>a?t
aevrn o'rtork, to ratjfy the nomination of JAMES WAI AH,
Ihr prop lr a candidate for Aldi rtnan of the Thiruefr.Ji AiiUr
manir illatriet a? well a* t|if> other namea on aatd Uck>* Seve
ral tmuii n: Kpeakera will ?Mre?a the meeting .
i T A MEETINU OF THE MRMIIKRM OF Til K AMKRI
J\ ran t on* eti' ion of the TlUrd judicial dtatriet Fmh'b and
Ninth ward* held on Friday i-vemnf Nov at. laftT tha f >l
lowtnit naiEi ii irenilemen were unanlm'iualy o'liainaUHj ?
For PaWiH Jnattoe.
James m vi rkav.
For rivll Jtiatire
IIKNRV J. IK VI WO. ?
Reaotved That we r'tmnmrml to the ?t?e' .ra of tt>e V fhih
y Ntn'.k warda the randidatea ahovt nomuiau-d lor the.r
eu( | r- ?? en?tiiii( elerii.in. In tbe hellef that th"V apu
i-a?.a! ?. !???.< -t "ltd raai wKi rtn<1 entitled u> lli ? PO..I. . tm.d
of t, ? mro nttv JtillN fOMRAT Chalma i
IliaaT Jav. ^-rtnij.
A T AN APJOVRRRD MFKTINO Of THE INPKI'KN
J\ ill n* d e?atea "i in- ? Til Ju? e . Con vm' um f *h
rlr?i dWrtn W Id at in Olwim Utm-1. aarai r of Murray
?.ire. i ai il i '? .>? plai ? , on Uh> eveninn of Uie Hat ln? win
J A Mrtirathln th rha r. r>n tnotl'in, \ndn^? J Fltirab
V Ballet ?? re appointed Sucre Uri > litt moU' I ef
Mr lO nrr llnrker ih- t or ventirn wro? into hal'ot f'.r .? ?n t|.
ilali a wb?Ten| n ihi '? ? ihk vote* Wer- < *M -I IM
fUr wart. 12 Jam-a'Jreen ?, Enoeh SMith. S t?n m>*i'in the
nomination of lUOMAS *TKW ART *?? mide iinaiumoa*
WM J A MctiRATII. Chairmaiu.
ATr" ?w j'i-'uwe ( Kerretariea.
AMTAMFFTINtlOFTHEEHMITHWARPR A R . HET.P
H at their room a flat mat M eh?> I Anihonv, E?| . I'reat
dent. In the rhair, report* of rommlueea teere ral. a I for. when
the fnllowloa rep<irl waa mad- ? Whereaa 'he riiirepa of tha
Eighth warddld not hav# a voire in 'ho nominatlona 'ha^ hare
been made they having b?en mail- hy two or three Indlrt
dnala In aerret r'onelave. therefore your eommlttee thtnka it la
not rt*ht for thla aortetr ki aunport aaeh noailitattona wbaii
the fol^iw ng reaolutlon waa off-red ? Rraolred, Ihat then- be
a rnmmrtee appointed ui report at onr nett meeting aoilabla
Feraona for thai aaaorlauoa loanaport ato ir neit elerUoo.
Carried M ANTHOWT Ereatdent
D
/ tivil. Jl'STICE. TlflRP JI'lllclAI, DISTRICT -AT A
\ ' meeting f Ihe > Irrmati rrirem, held ?i lb- ho ne f Mr
Charlea Wolf, No. S M reera r-et, Nov 21 IKfVT. WII.UAM
R MEFCH t lie pr-aoot II- o'nt>e<, I waa nominated a< ihatr
camlldao for (Hvli Juatlre of tU?- Euhth an ! Nimh watila.
WIMTaM OIKsT chairiaaa
OkfiaCK Mumii. Pecretary.
,E*OC RATS -CAR TOC AFFORR TO RtCLaCV
J Fernando Wood for Mayor'
Doaa be aet toward* onr party (to whieh ha alalnu ta b+
longjaa a democrat or an autocrat f
la be an honaal man f
I TEW TOR*. ROT n INST -HON DANIRI. E TIE
^ man ?Pear ?tr? At a regular meeting of tha " Young
en'? Rational Oaneral Ci^nmltee," he|>l laai av?nlng at th*
New Vork I'nlverally, your nomination for the Mayoralty of
thla city. In oppnaRlon to Fernando W/wd, waa unanimo.ialv
?nit r?eil aod a emnmltiee of lite waa appointed to wait an
yoo and Inform you of their action d
A I' til STUM J. IIROWN K. Fraaidant.
1,1 iump W Arsrta. Secretary
Tha followtng gentlemen were appointed aatd eommlttaa -
A VOl Mi's J BROWNE.
fhwarp R. c, JI'MOR,
LEANDKR W. ACSTIR,
JOHN II. OOWRKR,
MATTHEW R. JOIIRROR
N'EW VhRK. NOV l?. IW? -AT \ MF.ETIJiH OF THE
demoeralle conTentton held at Clinton ttorden. Mondav
evening. Nov-mhee III. partuAiUin regn auon of the demo
cratlc rn>"w,'*n ??eeea| nanmlttea of T-imniaoy Hall, tn
num.nate aranilida'e fur (."Irjl JuatMw of the Fit * JivIM il
p ..rtrl, CHARI.rt. K SMITH of tha Thtrtdkt'h w*r! WM
tinaolfi >aaly cle aen
IsaI AH RTNPEIt" *4 the Reeao'h Waeil. ctalrtaaa.
W? MfWM, of the Klevrnth ward, Saere-.ary.
MWHAtM.
War I T - laalah Rvndat* Oeovge Strmgham,
Win Oavte, John Cnrtla,
Michael tla i eg
11 - Jofcn Honghklrk. John E White,
John Kelly, Witt Murphy.
John Murdoch.
" IS ? Retar nnghelt, John l ong.
F| hrttim Allen, Edwarit w thertll
A A. Walker.
Pf)UTItAl.
4 r a ratificati. sTkktino or Til* iKDCrtiw
A drill democratic . . ? of Iks Fourth J udieia J
roniurwing tke Tanlh, PUtm-ulk and ?*?VBiiternUi w?rda, ?*?
?tih.. Iumm of H Longwortk, No art E?e? ?tr^L ?,ru?r ol
Hnrier ?u-*et, liw?i>io to U*- wannauo? uT JOHfi^ N
< oNCKI.IN u Police Jiwtlc.-, li wm fdiol*M,
abould I,#- brill at No rn ChrUUe airc*t. am Monday
Nov 83. ?17H o'clock. Our Oermau frlrnda m?> re*p*etfiiliy
Isijiivl to Attend. JUJ1N lIAXlfib, ChalggaaB.
Tmoma* McKiioir, Heeretary.
RKOl'LAR DEMOCRATIC Ri?Pl'UUCA? NOMINA
Uon, Second Judicial dlatrirt. Fourtk, MUlta and Four
Ueiiiii waida.? In uoriuMuje of tkr luDoilrnad ?? Mng of
Manday, 16th inataak brld n? th? Rtstb WaM HoMl ao*B?rt>f
Uiuiur and (Yntre alreeta. (ft* ilelagatrt re eoavduad * 7j^
o'clock on Thursday evening, Mov. 19, at that place. O* Mo
tion ot Mr Jamea Mnillgan. Mr Joka McDoaald. V tka fur
taenth ward, wax called to lite diair, and Mr. HMkard larn,
of the Hlitb ward, wag e leeted secretary Tfce t'otttaoUan
thereupon proeeettMdto baHnt for * candidal a for Civil Jus
tice. and < HAKLKHHWRKKY, Ra<) . of tk* Potmamih ward,
received ihe unanimous notnlnaikNi. and the Convention tlxo
adjourned *lne die. JOHN Ml' DON AM), Chairman.
Kicmako Hahkv. Secretary
The underalgned. duly elected delegate* under the direction,
of Lbr Democratic Republican (Irneral Committee at Tam
many Hell, certify that Mr. CHARLM KWKKNY wa a regu
larly nominated a* candidate for Civil J uatlce In the Second
Judicial dlatrirt.
.fame* Mulligan, Michael McOreda,
Patrick t> Nt a John i>. Newman,
Char Ira Taggart, John F. Donnho,
John fhra, John McDonald.
Richard Barry, Hugh ()' Donne U
TI1R DEMOCRACY UNITED AND INVINCIBLE IN
auppart of the
Champion of Municipal JRigbta
And tbe Worklngmaa'a Friend,
FERNANDO WOOD.
ORANI) COUNTY MAH8 MRETINO.
The democratic republican eleciora of the cltjr and eonntyof
New York friendly to regular nomination* ana the uaagee of
the warty and all p&raonaoppoaad tu&r Infamoua enaotm?M
of the late La glal&turr, are reiiuented hi aaaemble at
TAMMANY n AUi,
an
Mokdat Krimitr., Notcmbm IB,
Al7)i O'cluok,
For tbe puriiose of ratify lux (he fallowing nominaUona ?
rnii HAT OH,
HON. FERNANDO WOOD.
POH UOVKKROK KfTHK tl.OKMOt**,
ANTHONY DUOItO
roa aoraBTiaoaa.
W1IJJAM M. TWKKD, KLUAll F. FURDY,
ISAAC HKI.I., JR., WAI.TKR ROCHE.
WM. C CONNK.R, JOHN R RRIOON
I.KT THK VOICE OF THE PROPl.K HE IIKARD.
The toiinwine, wiih attar dlaUagalakad itrmocrau, have
been Invited to lie nreaeiit ajul adiiren* llir mretluK ?
Hon. Daniel 8. IHcklusoa, Him. Horatio Hay inour,
lion. Amaaa J. Farkrr, Hon. (lutein J. Tucker,
lion. I.yman Tremaln, Hon Kuiford K Church,
Hon. John Van ltiiren, Hon. Jamra T. Brady,
tirn. K R. V Wright, Oen. Illrajn WalbrMlge,
Hon. Daniel K. hick lea, Hon. .lobu Krlly,
Hon. John C<k liranr, Hon. KHJab Ward,
Hon. Wm. II. Maclay, Hon. Horace K. Clark,
Hon. Jobn C. Matlu r, Hon. Hmlth Kly. Jr.,
Hon. Richard Hrbell, Hull. John Doueily,
lloaea H. 1'erklna. Kh q., Thoa. Kram ia Meagher, Rao.
The varloua democratic ward committer*, cluha and organl
aauona In Una city are reapertfully Inviled to un|t? wltk tho
I)rmiK-ratlc Oenrral Commlltee on thia ocraalon.
Ami to march dowu in Tammany Hall tu proeeaalona A
hundred guna and a dlaiilay of coloi?d lighu will precede th?
meetluK. and a flight of rocket* will aniuuiiice iik organiza
tion. Thr varloua atitixlh will lm illuminalril by calcium
ll^ht* Wallace'*, Shclton * and other banda will be ID
attendance.
lijr order of the CrmmRtec of Arrangement*
Ward I Micharl Murray, Samih l Auld.
Ward 2 Arthur Keating, John F. Horn.
Ward 3 I' <> Moloney, .Ihi>i>-m t, lla^keM.
Ward 4 John J . Ware, Karilwilomew llealy.
Ward & lohn Orelghton, Wllinm H. Itakar
Ward fi .. Ilrnrv lluglir*, i'alri>'k Wa ie.
Ward 7 W. W. Judaon, Wilson Small
Ward H . Daniel R Delavan, Cliarlee II. Ring.
Ward 0 ?? William J Itrlalry, I'hlllji W Kng*.
Ward in Kamnel T Wehaier. John llarrtaan.
Waid II A. It ItolUna, David Hogg.
Ward 12.... .... Jamra Crowe. Charle* Boi.e
Ward 1.1 John Frazl^r, Thom.i* II Kerrla.
Ward 11 Tlu niaK Dunlap, Michael Tuomey.
Ward IS Pcier l?ulT>', . J J Oumbleton.
Ward lb I'atrlck Cuff, 8. D V .indcrhryilen.
Ward 17 J. W Chanler, R tl W.tlmaley
Ward 18 Harrla Wiu'-a, Jr., 0. H. Milliard
Ward 19 Annon Hcrrtck, l?enm* Mccarty.
Ward 211 Wlllbim Jolce, Dennla Ryer
Ward 21 R. B. Connolly.. Jotlali tvunrrland.
Ward 22 Ilerij I' Falrctilld, Alenand-T Ward
W 1 1.1,1 AM J. HR1KLKV, t'halrmaa.
Robt O WlLMSLir, >s ^
8an T. Wrnaria, { Krcrruiriea.
Notii ? ?The above iHinmiillee of arrang-meo'*, with tji?
gumta and apeakera, will mret at the h.ill on Monday, at
as r m
TIIRPKOFIJC IN COUNCIL? TUB CITI/.KNS OF NKW
York iu favor of an h"Ur?i and economical >tdnilni?fralil>n
(it our municipal coTerninent, and In rator of elevating DA
N IKI, F TIKM A N'N Ui tlie Mayoralty, will aKMHinhle at lite
Ai ad. my of MukIc on Tm ?dav. November 21. at 7'. P. M. A
nun, ber of eminent apraker* will lie prraent and addreaa the
meeting. By order ot the People'* F.?*ci|ilvr CommltUw,
JAMF.H R. COOl.KY, Cbainnan.
Wi IlkKftr Author, i
Damai. Rowi.ar, S Secretaries
Divin W *t.*Tirr, )
11IK UNANIMOUS DEMOCRATIC NOMINKK.
Firrn Ai.i.*u?a!?1(* Iii*t*kt
Parta of Fightb. Ninth ami Flftecutb warda.
For A Iderman.
R W. H. BOttftAlX.
TO TDK EI.KCTORH OF THE FIR8T AIJHPIMANIC
' ? it -Hnvlni: necn It announced in tin- (inbhr
Umi mtmIi partie* raaalvad ite ijgular Bo^iMika farXMar
Uihii fr< m Hit* First AMrrrunnli- Convention, whlrh met,|pnr
annul In tin' rail of the ronaolldatad Oeueral < *xniikji4a? of
Tammany lull at llw Ckrfwoil Hnaaa, em WNMdaf
rvenlnir.Xov 1H, on tha would ballot I rrr.-tved rtf htriui
Tutrf, ai.it wax thereupon nn\nituou*ly declared Uic reitular
nominee for Alderman of th>' Urat Alaennanlr diatrtct. cum
|>rlnii>K <b? Flrat, K?eoud, TlilH, aad part of Uw Fourth at, J
fi.ith ward*. MICHAEL MURRAY.
1TNAMMOCK REPUBLICAN N0M1NAT10N-T<flR
taentk Atdarmantr Dmtrlct, Tweuly arrnnd ward ?For
[A 1.1.1 man, CHARI.KK WILLMoT.
t 8AMIKI, NCOTT Chairman ) lf?r I N iwntinit
WIU.tAM (> IIKYO.V. Secy, $ lommittee
PA if CPTO ACAPKWIC8.
/?/'O RROAXJWAY -MMK WAUVAGKAl'S DAKCINO
nllo Academy, Mown Hall Bntldlnfa, oppoalte Hood
itrrei. Open every day and rvealnc for pritata Uimoom *ud
cUaera. 'irand antrrea Tueadaya, Tburadaya and K.uunlH)*.
"iM Lancler*'' ?very al*lu at the frnaral . i a oe.
A PODWORTtlH PARCINH Ai'AOKMTKH,
,i\. No. H Himdotf, Hiw York;
No 137 MotolaKUr place, HroTiklya.
Claw* low open for ibn rec. ptjou uf pupila.
BROOK KV PANCINO ACAHIMIRN,
Ni? Vokk fin :v\ ltaooaa Ktnkt
t'laaae* meet T Iicadav* Fri l?v?, W.-dn> -day* and Paioidaya
Hanoai.r* HlU, OwiT Ktawr
t .a urn rocel Mnjilaii and Tburadaya. All p. raooa joiatox
rllli* r of lh>- above claaaea nut aUeu.l both ac^wie ux.it, aud >?
eitra charge.
DANCINO? ANoTflKR l*KW PI. AS* -RRIMiK KM' ACA
demy, Ml llr-me WMt, a new rlaaa fir beginner* wlfl
lotnmeace on Tueaday. All ?h.i laebwnahie 4MMM taufht ta
Mir rnuran of leaaoo*. JbTe are cjw < op. o lor uwn uiore
mltanrMl
Dl MARfi ClIK.vr 0 A NCI WO ACAOF.MY, J67 1)<>W
rrv ? Leaaona for adaltaand children II par month. Mou
lin \? and Tburadaya, ai 7 o rl<* k . Wediieadaya and Katur
?l?y? onadrfflaWaarin* and alt new dancaa At flockwfc, F.
M entree; ailminaloa 26 cent*, ladlea Irw.
N
MR C WRIOHT'M HANI'IKO ACADEMY ?V* I BROAD
way ? 4 Taaaaa for lartlaa Toaeday and Ifciitirday affc*r
n<i< n? , e?riil? mi*ti Tuesday and Frldny ?????nlnir. Kr.'nin^
rla??#a for ladlra and >mt>m>'o on W>-<ln?adayi P ipilaraa
couiuirDCR at any tlrnv. tkiirre to morrow rvetiin*
THE MIUTAHT.
AKMI RV (IF TIIK NKW YORK (TTY l.t'AllP. >?
imikr 71, IW ?An a.ljoiirnrd mr^tlna ?>f Ibr <11/
Ouarri will takr fil ter at the arm nry of thr rorpa on Monday
rr.-nlms, Nnt?Biwr JM. . a ir'rliwli P M. Th? | luiard ttiru
bi-i sfari- rr-*p? rtfullr invited to att.-n.l
A I.F.X IIK.KRrQt'RM, PrpaulflD'.
I 'Air t l'otj.A?r, B*rri>tary.
TONPARKIL OVARD -<iRANI> INVITATION ? MI I.I
Ur . .t .d rlrlcl.all. on W. .tti.-ada> a?rn iik. 2S'b IVovcm
?? Kn k?r|Kwli?r llall , ror.irr of Tw?oty 'lllnl
an l Kit f b ^trnii*. All aniiUu-y ormpanl^a ?ri- r. ?p?f:tfi.lly
|H>tti I VHARI.RH HALL. reft.
PATHIIK HKNRY or a HI*. ON I?F.< K -TtlR MKM
Hrranf Tkianohip con.p.tny arr witiwinl 'on ?t?uh?
? it (. v.n. . li Btr< nl avtati ?. on Tu#?lay>' ti.nK, Not 1 1,
1%" el half paat " nYWwk for rtrwl Ar.-1 r. r . h. . h'ialn^??
IV. order. K'iHI. Kai<sMi(U>. t'aptain
M. C, 'iBcr>'. Flri>t tJ^n'^nant.
J >H* Iliuurr, Or I. riy
QIHTNTH RK S Y * X ? 4 OMPA N V KIIVItN,
> *ai loiial .iiatd.? N.? V rk, Not'mlwr 11, W-Tkr
no ni' ?-ra of tMa nipanr are if,rw??d t<i oaa^mh a ai Oi?
arrm^r. Mi Monday, 2*1 feat , at ll'? A M.. in nn t >rm. witk
Ofrroal and tkr umial bad^>' <f mournln*. f>r tS?' nurpoa*
of paytna tb? la?t trtbot* of N> 'mr lat'- fallow m. in
b?r, Mr Win II Alkiiiaon Ity order of J. MO.VKOI, *'a^
tain, f H WIN A NR. Ordr rfy
THK WKPTMBATH TOM'NTKKRS I-VPKR rOMM*Nn
of Captain Tkomaa R^can. had tl??li U r* aannal at'-ur
aion on 'Ifi'traday. the IStbiaat Tb.'y w.-r? * han laom* awl
?>f men. mimherln* W mnakata an 1 wera pra^-f-d with a
muUMiidv of l?eaiiufnl an I eoatly prin^a. Aft< r ha aho .uiif
and dinner b? ln* oter. ttet r.- nrB'd h' fna tn cio-t nrdar.
well plraanl Wttk thalr da)'? %ni'i?-m?n' A urar^r on?i
pany of m. n did not pera.le tkroiitb our rlty tb a ?eaaoa, or
i,,. ? who have a irreater lore for fktherlaa'f Tb'lr chlefeat
aim la. oa aom? futara day.
To tread the land 'hat bore them.
Her yreen Itac allnartaa a'er them.
The frlenMa 'hey hare triad
Ftah'ina by their ?lde.
And the foe th. y hate hafora 'hern
nffAWCIAL.
?Q flA/l OR ?4'?*l W t VTF.O ? ON BONO *VP
?J.'""' m.r<??k'e if ah t it?re. ar on noiea ?U aut
twalre m ?:ha. lor ?bn b k jod aa< urt?> and llln-ral illacount
will t ? girea. Addraaa J. r T , hot 111 HeraM oil -a
mdllll ? ?t'?r Kt vm, Ham ?2 .vi?, UW.
? II W. to in*ea? on >.?nd< and no>rt?*ea en
real eatata In Ihia city. Alao, a number <>| ?m..i auiaa
lt> loan In Hrooklya Apply lo A. BKRoRaNT 16 Wa.l >t.
^Kin n<\n ~wantki? t?> m-rchab* fro*
W <nito?l?**?C?of.|rT a-iodalii -??kvrl*a
f> r flrat rUaa Ural mnrtaaaa R.nlr???.| Nitida typlr 'o * L.
*iHlfl.noN, lift Naaaau aireet
H| ATTKM* RANK BRTHFI, CONN --TMK WfM* OF
Ihla bank are redeem.-rl a? ti? banklnf ol Beaj F.
Maniarre gg Hroadwa> . at I per rent di?r..aat.
1RYINU RAVINOR INSTITt^ ^TK'R. *0 *
atraat, on? door f^"m Ureetvwieb -Intereal al
all (6 pej cent on ?mi?< from #J ?" '?P?
IOA. II to IF M . and on M -ndaya, Tbaradaya and Hatar
Aaya from 4 to 7 F. l^A[ TKIl w CONCRBIN. Pr^aldawL
Y/kM*?i?TUIri?? Haw a?ary.
WFKTKRN C?^5jtCTIONS.? TINCFNT J. lOOft.
hanker f>e rflTMi' bi*?n. wiU rollaet la the etty aad
IhfO'iahout the rnate .M r-m n;mp tl ??. -.rr.u I raMJ.
Refer* to straohan A Kcott NaW York, Kdward Morrlaaa,
New York ?
ParaoiT. October V l iw
UHHF^TFn-IN RXt'IlANtlK FOR FIRflT CLAM RROOK
I L?n property, a bond and mortaaae for ab.mt |4.??i. ar
b.kwI insurance ""^k <"*?k will V ?l?an I* eiehan|?.
Vtdreaa bo* No l?tM New York Pna?o?r*
5IRUMPAPKHR.
?? COI.oFF.P FI.ATFti ORATIH. WITn Tin: IL
O ln?tr*o 1 l/>Nt?ON >FWH For ?*le. prlea lAranta, by
T RUH ARlmoN. 15 lfl?h atraa*. tiaar Ftgton. Rrooklra,
* - u . , r? it ji '.r real lence n New Y '*
and Hroaklya o? ca Una aion(4nf for aala af N iaday paper*

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