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THE INJUNCTIoN OF DAINEsE ACT. Tar
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs--On SATURDAY. i'm
the Court in General Term, the cases of Dainese
agt. the Board OF Public Works and Board of
Public Works agt. DaiBese, were argued IL
will be recollected that Dainese commenced the
erection Of several frame buildings in the east
err section Of the city, but was stopped by a
notice OF the board that unless the buildings
were strengthened, the board would order their
removal. Dsinese filed q bill for an Injunction
and temporary order was made. and the board
procured an injunction against Dainese 10
restrain the completion Of the houses. The case
vas argued before Judge Wylie, who dismissed
the bin of Daineee and made the fn{unction
against him perpetual. Dainese appealed. and
the ease came up ON Saturday. The buildipg
court decided that there Was nothing for them
To adiudicAte on, and affirmed the decision of
the court below without preiudice
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THE COUNTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-To-dav, Rrber.
Tryon was appointed a constable. The case of Fen
wick 81 al agt. Morsell ct al resumed aud con
clud.d: Chesapeake aNd Ohio canal company a ct
Mackait motiGn for leave to enter motion for new
trial oyeTrued. Stephens agt Beall; a, gued.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge HHmphyeys To-day
IIue-tls aSt. Bargey; verdict for plaintiff 8 30
Means skinner. Mcpherson agt. Wright, Day agt
Elliott, and Rock Hill College agt SacSett; dis
missed, b. X u. X. Il agt. O'Laughlin q Wheeler
Judgment set aside. Mccarthy sgt. Fitzgerald; on
trial.
POLICE COURT, Jstse SaeU.-ro-,l,y, Henry
Beaii, coiored, was charged with stealing cloth
ing and Jewelry to the value Of a25 from Dr. c. O.
Cox. He pleaded guilty, and sent TO jaii for 81
months. Louis Wilson, assault and battery on
Reuben Smith. An alteration took place between
the complaining witness and defendant about the
putting Of pair Of heels on Wilson's shoes Smith
being shoemaker, when he drew a sIloa- knife and
cut compsinant across the arm with IT, Six mouths
in Jail Mary Johnson, assault and battery Julia
Thompson, pleaded guilty; 50 and costs William
Piper, assault and battery on William Il. Thorton
Piper pleaded guilty to picking up u brick merely
50 and cost: VIM. Butler, assault and battery on
Isaac Woodward, S. and cost. Leonard Smith, as
SAINT and battery on Howard Gordon; SIS CbAIIes
Wilson, charged with carryir e a razcr; $50
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CITY ITEMS.

A SURE REMEDY for chills and fever. Aver
Ague Cure never fails. m,w,fNw
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RoNAHTlc NoNsExsE.-It is pretty well nm
section Of the community-unmsrried Iaiies
looking out for settlement, an establish ment
position-who do not agree with the author of
modern poem mat Love is Enough" Manv
other things, they say, are wanted beside. y
such q town and country houss, Q ,arriaee
or two, saddle horses, some creditable jeweiry.
perhaps . box ut the opera, and, above ali
plenty Of pin-mOney.-PuncR. -''
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THR TRoT between American Girl AMI n AIRY
attracted large crowd 20 Fleotw BOD PxrL
New York, Saturday. The odds on Amsrican
Giri were 100 10 90. She won three hsafs out of
~: 2, I, 2. Time 2.2sK, 2.sIa. D. SOY. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

TRY DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, you will sooi
lind it not only the best, but also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put up full, net weight 80
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PLAY TO RAISE FUxDs TO BUILD Nxw
Police ArfeS-HoCsEs.-The committee ON
police from both houses Of the Legislative As
rembly, who, in company with NSjor Rich ards
and others, paid visit on Saturday 10 the
sever al station heEses for the purpose OF max
ing personal inspection of the sanitary con-
dItion Of the same, well a. the sccommoda-
tions ia stated In saturdays STAR, agreed
unapimox>iy. AFTER consultation, that the
buiidirgs IN the first, fifth, sixth ana seventh
precincts totally snftted for station house
purposes, bGing too spxIl. iliy ventilated and
generally Objectionable. A talk on the subject
OF reoedyfng the evil sesuited In proposition
house, and the firth precinct property AZ the
Garner CT 9th ana n streets, for both Of which
AZ least so ,0o3 cas- be obi aimed "A sum siea uate
they think TO suPpsr tine necessary new build
ings-
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SUIT AeArxer A STREET CONTRACTORS yoR
gNE.HALr MS PROYrre--io day Mesers. j. Il.
Norris and D. II. Mcconnell entered suit for Nj.
81. b. Cramer sgt. Patrick cullinan on the fol-
loving Dill: r Cullinan to j. b. Cramer DR.
II" o"e-hsa % the profits on work done by said
The plsintif In his decara alton states on TIE lar
a July last he entered into q contract Win de-
PENDANT. and the latter agreed n ne would nro-
" sit<ef sewer, he (defendant) weuld IA. to ths
plsintiff on' half the profits on the vork: And
that he procured the contract for Cnilin.n
and the Gork has been accepted BY the 3oa ~
of Public Works, and Cullinan hes been naia
IN C rtifiestes, but refuses TO pay him one hair
OF the profits as per agreement.
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RAILROADS.

s. ..s . EsiE sHSSsr. Jun. u 800
ls5s, trains viii leave WASHINGTON c. ~ sz
sssiSS6Es ana Way Points ,S.m
oiOc ,,prs Via ssirS.. n q. M.
soston, New York and Philadelphia EsP.-s'!9 a. m.
Skinner Fast ESprrss Without :iop.s s N.
Ss1 YS9s and fssl.sslpais M p m.
l;sl,imorr Exprsss, Without stop-..---.--s = . m.
&i"sSss, hest rs and Il S.,rS Si xssons % m.
.isss rs %s ..S ST. Lcs kss IS
s,I,i%css WY foi NJ o, 49,. \; g = a.
s, Isel., cincis.s,i ssa cslg%er. KIP s.S Z m.
leave at %, D, :, $, SIS, Is and lisa m, AMI
Les ss0' .S'' 81 fS &c .s sse rPS ispm
MSs a. m 'n SSs ? S%ok sS1 *, on sHnd'y'
At les p NJ So SUNDAY sf' II i TRaiNs
From Baltimore-The 4:20 s,opelRg =, Relay sni
a, Relay Only: tn $50 p M, without s.oe; ties =.
~ ?. m. trains stopping a. all stations, the IS and
the .. m. 1T Relay only; and the $50 .. m without
FoR POINT OF ROCKS and INTERMEDIATE
A. sa m. and a:so D N returning, leave Point u
isson a, S A and %i; arT,y,ns = w yrs.
Through tioke,s 10 the West can BE- hai AZ the
Mashington Station rckst Once az all pur. ~ he
day: also. nj the Company : Office, "a Pennzylra-
MA avenue. Passengers put chasing tick-ts az the
Avenue Office, can there arrange o. have their
baggage called for and checked n their rr.iaeuce,
taken 20 the de pot, aud Put into the baggRKs ar
For New York, Philalelphia, and d .ston, al
THos r. SHARP.
Master 81 Transporf ati0n.
l.. VI. COLE.
Central Ticket Agent.
GRO. =. kOONrs,
ge2 General Agent, Washington.
rHHROUGH LINE MEENM AsHINGrON,
Il PHlLADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WASHING TOY. May -, lSs3-No0n.
viz: ht1~s@Iesr1
FOR NEW YORK. withou, change II cars
Leave daily (eNcegt Sunday a m, I 10 and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave dali. teNcept Sunday at am, 10 aud 6slc
r. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York at $50 .. m, and Phnalel-
phia NJ 6,00 y. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train onIv
Through tickets O. Philadel phia, New YORK. or
Boston can be had al the Station Oicc at all hours
Of the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimnre, An
napolis, and the West
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. Gsneral Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. kOONTZ, Ag-n', Washington. mT
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n at Work 10 MI up the street nor
aet with ANYTHING on the face of {
t will enable vehicle to appro
Uses? Give us common turnpike, O
dur0y road: give us anything, Blu
,p a whole street in misery and mu
of specializing, loud mouthed sire
ctors may fatten. Yours, truly,
who's 10 Blame?
EDITOR Star: Can YOU inform us

Editor Star: Can you inform US whether
citizens have any rights that contractors are
bound to respect? Last fall the contractor who
laid pipe sewer on the north side of street,
between 1st and 2d streets east, tore upa good
brick pavement the whole length of the square.
and it SO remains to this day. All the winter
and spring we have had to tramp through the
mud, and since the government has taken pos
session of the square adjoining, street is more
travelled than ever. In the meantime. a large
portion OF the bricks taken up have been broken
and wasted, or carried OFF, and of course will
have to be replaced. Now, unless this matter
is attended to before the contractor is settled
with, new pavement will have to be put down
ut the e3peRse Of The property holders. This will
be nothing less than robbery of the property
holders for the btn til of "A contractor; and as
one interested 1 protest emphatically against
such a proceeding. Il i bad enough to be put
to the inconvenience aud trouble of wading
through the mud for sin months but to he taxed
to replace good pavements thus destroyed by
contractors is simply outrageous. and for one
don't propose to submit TO it quietly This con-
tractor has been repeatedly notified to replace
the pavement, but still il is not done. Who is
to blame? Please stir them mp with a very
sharp stick. II the Board of Works want the
support OF property-improving taxpsying cit
liens, they should TO il that their contractors
do their duty and do not rob the citizens.
a CITIZEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-02

A POcED MAN SHor YEsTERDAY.-By Iii
rection Ut the Board OF Health, the pound mas
ter has OF late been making Sunday raids on
the animals which are usually turned into the
streets on that day in some sections OF the city
Yesterday, 1nrlng one of these RAIDS, one of the
-H0und men, named w. H. Hawkins was about
10 take up straw horse IN the first ward when
q man named r. Lynch stepped out OF his
door and claimed the horse az his, threatening
20 shoot Hawkins n he intsrfered with il.
HSSkins did not heed this threat. hut continued
IN tie line Of his duty, when Lynch fred
dousle- barreled shotgun, the load taking effect
In the side, hand and arm OF Hawkins. He was
takeE up and removed to Dr. Bushnel's ON &c.
and a Sortionof the shot removed. The otner
Eoundxaen went on 70 the pound and locked up
ene hors; after which. they notified the police
Who went 10 Lynehs residence. and found that
ne had escaped TO Virginia, and. on further in
curry, ~ WAS ascertainec that the horse lid not
belong 10 Him. Drs- Cox and Bushnell are NOT
0f the opisai0n that the arm Of Hawkins will
have TO be aRpufated. las isstated in q morning
paper. } butsay his injuries are not serious and
he will soon be out again.
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WE CALLYthe attention Of the travelling pub
lie to the old established firm of j. 5. Topham
& Co, OIL It'll street, they being the only prac-
teal manufacturers of fine Sole Leather La
dies Dress Trunk and Travelling Sacks i'm the
city, together with a large stock of Ladies'
Belts and Satchels. Their stock is complete in
all its departments, and the goods offered for
style, beauty of finish, and durability and
price, cannot be excelled in the city. Give
them a call-425 9Th street, next to Odd Eel
lows Han. 303
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SUFFERERS PROM CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, ETC., find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite T.
8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
TURCo-RussIAN Barns; Also Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. SheddIs,
903 street. 5D6
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POHD's EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, tOothache, sore throat, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it il a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings. and
known to be cure for these diseases. N, tn s III
THn NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
new York avenue and 18th street, pays Der ct.
Per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, Q to Z. Saturdays, to and 6
" 1851
THERMOMETERS ana BAromotere are repaired
And made to order BY Hempler. near AZ street.
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ID Cotton, Ec.; Wsn,sutrs, zOc.; New York Mills,
Nc; sheeting Cotton in So, "a, and 1914; Table
sass, worth si5s Psrasols Soc to Ss. Doslies, 7sc
Per dozen; Black Aigacss, sc. TO 81; Victoria
Bleached Cotton, &C. All kind. of dress goods at the
lowest market prices, at BkODHEAD Co.'S,
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ID RAILROAD. - - @@-I<3
on and after SUNDAY June x
follsMs. Niz.
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QUEER SPECIMEN OF COMPOSITION BY A
DEAF MUTE.-The written English of par
italy educated deaf mutes is peculiar. As a
literary curiosity we print the following petit
ton which was received at the Police Court in
reference to case tried there week before last
Nav 9th 1873
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York and Philadelphis auctions Dress Grenadines
Il o. ~ and ~. cents per yard; beautiful line Of
Swiss at Sc yard worth Ssc.; Bay Linen at ayery
low price, Striped Yosemite at Soc, worth Sec.; iot
full Parasols at right price,; Q few Llama Lac,
sh.xls At halt price. 100. EMORY BAXTER,
aD-V 1870 Penns vania avenue
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SINGER
43 Names added to the List
within the last 80 Days!

BELOW we give long list of those who
have purchased the SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE from the Anderson Agency, and so far
as we know, they are all well pleased. We
prefer this method of advertising, rs the names
of parties well known to the community are
better guarantee Of merit than aught could be
said in a regular advertisement, which always
expresses the favorable opinions Of interested
parties. This list has been added to from time
to time, and we call attention to the fact that
forty-three names of purchasers have been
appended within the last sixty days:
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For the anderson htelHgencer.
Tribute of Respect.


ata meeting of the Session of the Anderson
PRESBYTERIAN Church, held on the 18th day of
July, in the Presbyterian Church, the following
resolutions in relation to the death Of Ruling
Elder A. .. NORRIS were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved, 1st That the death of our brother,
and for many years senior counsellor IN the
Session and the Church, is q serious afdiction
to the Session, the Church and the community
AS Session, we have lost an efficient and WISE
counsellor, an experienced and faithful col
league, and respected and venerable brother:
AS q Church, we have lost the example and
personal influence of a faithful Christian, the
true and hearty devotion of a fellow-worker,
and the parental oversight and care, constant
and unwearied, of a father.
End. Few men have maintained so much, and
for SO long time, uniformity and perseverance
i'm all the duties he owed to the Church often
honored by his brethren as their representative
in the Presbytery, the Synod and the Assembly,
in which bodies he very often sat and contrlD-
uted, by his faithful attendance and individual
counsel to their success in deliberation. His
ripeness of Judgment clearness OF perceptlonl
and fullness of experience qualified him to fill
such q position of usefulness.
3rd. 1t is with pleasure we bear testimony 10
the liberality with which our late colleague en-
braced all true Christians. Though he ardently
loved the Presbyterian Church, and was never
willingly absent from her services, yet with
fullneSs of charity he loved all, unt!nS IN tnelr
prayers aud assisting il their charities.
4th. Often entrusted by his fellow-citizens
with offices of public trust and responsibility,
our brother carried his christianity with him
into these duties, ever faithful and upright IN
the discharge of them, and far from seeking
his own aggrandizenient in public positions.
Many, and especially his poorer fellow-citizens,
who have sought his official advice, have been
the recipients of his generosity-too good a
Christian to grow rich out of the need of his
fellow men.
5th. We bear testimony to his character as a
steady, strong, ardent good man, quick in
opinion, positive in position, lenient 5 TO the he
of heart, unswerving in purpose, in religion
uniform, faithful and true.
9th. AS session, we tender our sympathies
to the bereayed family, the large circle of rela,
tives, the Church, now bereft of father and
ruler; and pray that the dispensation of affiic-
ton may be overruled by a wise Providence
for future good to all
ass A true extract from the minutes
A. B. TOWERS, Clerk.
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This is no Humbug
We mean what we Say!

CALL and examine our Goods and Prices,
and you will be convinced that you can save at
least % per cent. by purchasing your Goods
from us.
Our stock in Dress Goods is well assorted
from the cheapest to the finest fabrics, and our
stock in all it's branches will be replenishcd
from time to timc with everything new and
desirable.
AS it is not always convenient to pay cash
for goods, we propose to charge goods to
prompt paying customers at cash prices, to be
paid for in the fall.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In the Probate Court

l.
Geo. w. Rankin against VIM. r. Rankin, Geo.
A. Rankin, Mary NJ. Blassingame,. w. N.
Rankin, Jas. C. Rankin, Margaret A. Bias
singame Jane c. Rankin, Geo. w. Rankin,
Eliza B. Rankin, Margaret p. Rankin, Mar
tina A. Rankin, Mary Boggs and Sarah Orr,
Defendants.-PetitioTs for Partition Of Real
Estate.
To the Defendants, VIM. R. Rankin and James
C. Rankin:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the petition in this action, of
which copy is herewith served upon you, and
to serve a copy of your answer to the said petit
ton ON the subscriber at his office at Anderson
C. H., S. c., within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such SER
vice; and if you fail to answer the petition
within the time aforesaid, the petitioner in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
mandsd in the petiaion.
JOHN 3. MOORE,
Sol. Pro. Pet.
July II, 1873
To the Defendants, VIM r. Rankin and Jas.
G. Rankin:
TAKE NOTICE. That the summons in this
action, of which tho foregoing is copy, was
filed in the Office Of tho Judge of Probate at
Anderson c. H., S. c., on tho 10th Of July,
A. D. 1873. JOHN B. MOORE,
Sol. Pro. Pet.
July l6, 1873 2 6
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spalding's Liquid Glue, always ready to use

&s- LIST OF GOODS always on hand at 2. r. r
Toale's Building Emporium, Charleston, ;: -, -.
Doors Sashes, Blinds, Mouldings, BrachTrs' Pa11,s
ters, of his own manufacture, and satisfaction 10 \
guaranteed. And the following direct ron qIa sae
manufacturers: Window Glass, Builders Herd Hard;
ware, Marble and Slate Mantelpieces, Iraim snl.
Pipe, Encaustic Floor TIE, wtse neded in com
Dieting % first-class house. Price list sent free
ON application.
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HALL TOWNSHIP, juno 2l, 1873
lIcssrs. Sharpe &c Iowc'S:
YOU Fifty-saw BROWN COTTON GIN, on
which VIC sinncd l5O bales of cotton. WcMimk
IL is the best Gin n,utie. The Gin runs light,
picks G,st and clean, and makes a fine sample.
w. Is. NEWELL,
n. j. NEWELL.
July TO- 1873 Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Teeth an Advertising Medium.

DON'T opens her mouth, she advertises the ar
ticle. The state of her teeth is a certificate of
its excellence. No spot darkens their surface,
no impurity clings to them, the cushions in
which they are set are rosy, and the breath
that swells through them is sweet as the breeze
of June.
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TO ARRIVE.

In few days we will receive still another
invoice of Ladies and Misses HATS and
MILLINERY GOODS, of tho very latest
styles; and those who have not yet bought
would do well to examine our stock before
purchasing.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

-1ADLILoIAN OOO~'1 L.
By ". ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, +. i. Norris made suit to
me to grant him Letters of Administration
with tho will annexed, dc bonis non, on the Es-
tate and effects of II. b. Norris, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite anl admonsh all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said K. b. Norris, deceased, that they be and
be held at Anderson Court House, on Fri
day, Sth day of August next after publication
hereof, st ii o'clock i'll the forenoon to shcw
cause, if any they have, why the said Admins-
tration, should not be granted.
Given under my land, this 18th day July,
A. D. 1873.
Judge OF Probate.
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THE DIFFERENCE.

The Washington Republican of the 18th
inst. ssys:
"The President yesterday received num-
Der of kilograms from New York, Philadel-
phia and Boston, beseeching him to adhere
TO tie chris .isnizing peace policy towards
the Indians"
"The milk Of human kindness" wells up
in the breasts of these benevolent gentle
men at the mere thought that handful of
treacherous savages are to be punished for
an act of butchery which has no parallel in
the history of Indian warfare in this couE-
try. But when the military were
chasing the white men Of two or three
counties in South Carolina from point to
point, arresting them and taking them be-
fore a court organized to convict, and hust-
ling them off to the Penitentiary at Albany
almost without the formally of trial, did
one of these ever appeal 10 the President
to stop this thing, and see that simple justice
was done the people Of that section? Not
one of them. Had an act of treachery and
murder like that of which the Modocs have
been guilty, been perpetrated by the peo-
pie of any Southern State these very men
would have rejoIced in bearing of every
man in the surrounding country being ar
rested and severely punished. What q
difference there is ia the eyes of Northern
men between white Southern men and
treacherOus savageS.
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RETURNING BACK PAY.

Partaking of the general suspicion that
virtuous Congressman who now decline to
take their back pay may recant, the Indian
apolis Journal suggests that the papers ofthe
country "keep the possible dodge of leav-
ing the money undrawn till after the next
election, ani taking it then, fresh in the
miEds of the people" Itappears they are
not to be allowed to play this dodge. The
Washington correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette writes:
Sergeant alarms Ordway has informal
ly submitted letters frQm various members,
notifying him that they did not intend to
craw their back pay, to the Treasury De
partmeni, with the view Of ascartaining
whether these notifications, without further
instructions as to the disposition of the
money, would be sufficient 10 warrant Gov
ering the amounts into the Treasury. He
was informed that no trivial teehnicalities
would prevent receiving such funds, and
limitations from members that they did
not want it would be accepted as quite suf-
ficient,"