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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-31
IMPORTANT TO MEDICAL STU
DENTS.

The Trustees of the Louisville Med
ical College, louisville, Ky.,) appre-
ciating the impoverished condition
of the whole country, have deter
mined to grant Beneficiary Schol-
arship to any young man, who, sufi-
GENTLY educated to study medicine
and of good character, is unable to
pay for his education. To secure
this valuable aid. application, with
full statement of the facts, should
be made without delay to DIR. Z. s.
Gaillard, Dean, Louisville, KY.
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Administrators Sale.

By virtue of an order Of the Court Of ordi-
nary of Cherokee County, Ga, viii be sold be.
tore the Court House door, in Canton, in said
county. on the LIST Tuesday in August next,
within the legal hours Of sale, Lots Of Land Nos.
S2l, So, S34, SS5 and $50 al in the 2lst Dist.
and Ind Section of said county. Sold as the
property Of Mrs. Prudencs l. Abbott, late Of
said eoanty deceased. for the benefit Of the heirs
and crediiors of said deceased. Terms cash,
purchaser to pay for titles. June 9nd lS74
w. +. ABBOTT, Adu'r.
printers fee 81
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Every Farmer Should Have One.

For ease, durability, purity of water, conven-
fence, ETC., the best sud cheapest in the world.
Being Porcelain Lined increases their durabili-
~ ten.fold. VIII save lis cost in one year
always affortling an abundance of water for
man and beast--an especial blessing to the wives
and daughters OF fan Wers, saving them one halt
the labor required IN performing their domestic
duties. 4 small child can work our Pump 10
advantage and without risk
Temples Pump can be seen IN operation on
the farms of the following named gentlemen -
Col. G. n. Lester r, NJ. Goodman, Hezekiah
Haynie. D. NJ. Edwards, DR.. Reynolds, T. O..
House. E. n RagsdAle, John Cionts, ). Flor
ence. Wm. GRAY. J. T. Haley, H. II. Ham
metts Office, Prot. J. S. Nichols, J. A. G. An
derson. A j. CLANCY. aud others. We are pre-
pared TO deliver and put up Tempis's Improved
Pump in Cobb, Cherokee. Milton, Paulding
Douglass and other Counties. adjacent thereto.
Our terms are favorable for Cash or on time
For further information apply TO
J. IN. GREEN & CO.,
Roots Warehouse, Marietta, Ga.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Court OF Ordi-
nary of Cobb county viii be sold before the
court house door in Marietta, Ga, ON the first
Tuesday in September next, the vacant lot on
the east side OF the Public Square, the same
fronting said square 52a feet and running back
90 feet, bounded east by an alley, North by va
cant lot, South by brick store of b. STRIPPING
and West by Public Square, and sold as the
property of N. b. Green, deceased, for the ben
eft ofthe heirs and creditors of said deceased
Terms 500 cash, and balance 10 months with
interest. Bond given for titles. Purchaser
paying for all papers. This July 2Sth, 1874.
CHLOTILDA GREEN, Adm'rx.
printers lee $500
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srrLL ON THE TRAIL

The Atlanta News not satisfied
with Kimball's exposition Of his
faultlessness, follows up the old trail
of fraud and unearths many a mis-
deed in which it AYERS Kimball was
the chief agent. Its estimate Of
losses to the State through fraudulent
transactions of Kimbaf aaSedhf 70
nearly half million of dollars.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Will be sold at public outcry before the
Court House door in Marietta, Cobb county,
Georgia, on the LIST Tuesday in September,
the undivided interest of the estate of b, King,
deceased, in the following property, viz the
three fhs interest, in the unsold portion of lots
Nos. 1884, 3s5, 1896, AIS, 416, 421, 42s, 424,
425, and 453, in the 1st District and 2nd sec. OF
Cobb county, amounting to l70 acres more or
less. to be determined by survey. Purchaser
paving Tor titles Sold for division among the
heirs. Terms cash. July 30, 1874
c. b. KING, Admir-
fPrintsr,s fee S6.)
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MALIssA A. CowART, Libel for Divorce in
VS.. Pickens Sup'r Court.
s. T. CowART. Rule to perfect service.
1t appearing to the Court that the defendant
in the above stated case does not reside in the
limits of said county, and it further appearing
that the defendant does not reside in the State,
it is on motion ordered that service be perfect
ed by publication in the Marietta Journal, and
the defendant be required to appear and defend.
n b. KNIGHT, j. S. C.
! certify the above to be a true extract from
the minutes Of Court This June 10Th, 1874.
GLENN CowART, Clerk
Superior Court.
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Cherokee Sheriff Sales.

Will be sold before the Court House door in
the Town of Canton, Cherokee County, Ga,
within the legal hours of sale. on the first Tues
day in August next, the allowing property to-
wit; Lot of Land No. 6SS, tn the 2lst District
and End Section Of said county, to satisfy fifa
in favor of c. d. Phillips rs. Van Dyke q
Hamilton. Property pointed out by Plsintiti
in execution. Printers fee s. so.
Also, at the same time and place, Lot of land
No. 205 in the 2:lrd District and 2nd Section OF
said county, as the property Of John Gasaway,
to satisfy Superior CoaFt fifa in favor Of Aaron
Collins Us. John GasSway. Property pointed
out by Plaintiffs Attorney. Printer sfee s. 80.
L. G. CRAWLING, Sheriff
Jsly 9Th, 1874.
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Dalton is ambitious. She wants
FIRE aud water works fire depart
ment, street railroads, manufactures,
uniformed police, daily papers, and
a population of 100000.
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Observation-Disclosures

We are authorized to announce
ISAAC N. SCOTT, as Candidate for the Of
flee of Tax Collector Of Cobb County. at the
ensuing election in January next-subect to
the Democratic nominating Convention.
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New Advertisements.
MARTETTA
MALE HIGH SCHOOL.

WOULD INFORM THE CIT
AM. liens of Marietta, that on the 3lst
80 s. of August, l will open male school
49, in the building which occupied last
80 session. 1t is centrally located, and
yet, sufficiently retired to render it well adapt
ed to school purposes.
II is very important that those, who intend
to enter the school, be present on the first day.
RATES OF TUITION:
1st Grade, per calendar month .0C
2nd I" .......-.. $5.0t
For further information apply to
CHAS. LANE, Principal.
July 31st,--4t
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The firm Of Wallace d Barrett is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Tie Pew firm
will BE- conducted Insdrr the name and style Of
ID. A. BARRETT. To which al claims against
said firm sh1nid be presented TOR settlement,
and those inslesl,sd TO Wallace & Barrett Will
please cDme forward and settle.
WALLACE q BARRETT.
Marietta, Ga, July stb, 1s74.-4t.
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Administrators Sale.

By virtue of an order of the Court Of Ordi-
nary Of Cherokee County, Ga, viii be sold be-
fore the Court House door in Canton, in said
County ON the first Tuesday in August next,
within the legal hours OF sale, Lot of Land No.
(2G0) two hundred, in tie BIRD District and I'd
Section of said county. Sold as the property
of J. NJ. Holt late of said county deceased, for
the benefit of the heirs ofsaid decreased Terms
cash, purchaser to paw for titles June Cd "a
g. A P. HOLT, admir-.
Printers fee 81.
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Dr. Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Vomiting Of Food,
Sour Stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn. Low
Spirits, &c. In thirty five years never failing
to cure the most obstinate cases Sold by
druggists generally. VIM. RooT, Agent tor
Marietta, Ga. Depot, las Eighth ST., N. Y.
Circulars mailed on application.
may2S-'74-1y.
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GEO. N. LESTER.

AS en- act of justice to me, | re-
quest all the papers in the district to
publish the foregoing card, and If any
Of them are unwilling to do so with
out pay, send their bills to me.
GEO. n. LESTER.
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of monarchy; we will take Grant
TOR a third term or any number Of
terms"
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WMTILL be sold before the Court House
" door in the city of Marietta, Cobb
| oountv Ga ON the
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
AN ITALIANS REVENGE.

Early in the Summer, a party of Italian
laborers employed on the College Point, l.. l.. Water
Works rented house in Flushing known as the Old
Pavilion Hotel, and occupied 1t as dwelling They
cooked tbeir meals and did the other housework.
Among the number were two men pamed Vincenzio In
amorsta apd Rocco Frederica. deadly feud has
existed between these for time past This
shifted in dispute Thursday evening which termin-
otod fatally for Frederiea At about O'Clock, p.
q, that day. helf-blind boy, known in the
, & as Connie Halloran, stumbled over the
nan while passing down Lawrence
pous VI frightened and ran down TO the
st., Flushing. He Wa -,und marty of bows and
told nt, What he lad seem Thc' saneo ,Ur 1pO sio,
expecting to find a drunken man, but u.---
a corpse The body identified as that of Rocco
Frederica Constable Schmidt made inquiries at the
house where the italian lived and there learned OF the
III. will existing between Inamorataand trederlca, ana
iatter's life. He also told that lnamofnta
attempted TO stab Frederca while they were
at work Thursday morning. Ihe constable
found Inamorata il his Room, anu arrested
him lust as he was changing suit OF clothes, stained
with blood which he had on. The prisoner is Tin cell
al the Town Hail. awaiting the action OF the corohers
iury small plot of ground was found soaked with
blood about 200 feet from where Fredcrcas body was
discovered and near the plot hafround file about six
inches long sharpened fine point, and fastened TO a
niece OF wood. This weapon hts the wounds Two
wonnds were Inflicted, the night lung and the
o,ber over the heart. cOroners jury was lmpaneed
Yesterday and adjourned till this evening
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
LOSSES OF AN EXPORTING HOUSE.

The exporting house of Jonas Sonneborn q
Co OF No 1875 Pearst. suspended nearly three weeks
ago. They had lost heavily by the failure of large
OF, company Canada last September and their subse
ouent losses had steady and large. on the suspen
sion of the the members announced themselves
wholly ignorant of the extent Of their liabilities or
assets and said they must await the arrival of foreign
mails before they could know their condition. They
Acknowledged however that their liabilities would
ceed ssOOO0o and might equal 10000 As the firm had
begun business, however, with very largo capital,
they we're confident OF their ability to meet all
obligations and 10 business within few months.
The foreign mails which anxiously awaited have
at length arrived, and have shown the Affairs OF the
Company TO be condition than generally
supposed On Thursday afternoon Mr.. Senneborn the
head of the rm, arrested warrant Issued 10y
iudee of the Supreme Court. Mr. Sonneborns counsel
was Dittenhoefer, and by him bail quickly
obtained The had been made at the instance OF
the agent of the Bank OF British North America and Mr.
sonneborn was charged with having effected transfers
Of his property and OF subsequently obtaining bills
Of exchange from the Bank Of British North America,
furnishing as security property which had been trans
| ferred. Mr.. Sonnoborn maintains his Innocence and
states that all transfers which he had made to
sons having 10 the house. and with fraudu
lent Intentions. Mr.. SOnneborn's bail was hxed At
$4,000 The house announces itself able 70 only
so cents on the dollar Nearly all the creditors are
foreign bankers aud the losses in this country will be
| small.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
CRIMINAL cARELEssNEss OF NoTARIEs.

70 the FdtfOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The article in this mornings TRIBUNE, Real
Estate Frauds" reminds me OF what may be duty to
call attention to the criminal careessness prevalent
among Notares and Commissioners OF Deeds To entite
paper 10 be recorded the County Clerks or Regis
ter Offices its execution must be acknowledged before
some such officer The law requires the officer 10 be
personally acquainted with the person making the &C
requires the affidavit OF some one be.
the officer does know personally. that he the per
making OATH knows him. the party executing paper
IN officers wsre particular frauds would be few; but
generally they to act as though they entirely
obiyous the fact that more than half the time they
are making themselves liable to indictment ana punish
msnt In OF my own, the title OF infant children
depended upon the decision OF tho question as q
whether deed was not forgery. The notary
who was supposed TO have taken the
one Of the oldest In NewYork cooly told me that he
did not know the woman; that he thinks her husband
whom he knew, introduced woman as his wife, aud be
took their acknowledgment.
brooklyn, Sept. 10, 1874 EDWARD W. CRITIEsDEH.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
POLICE NOTES.

Mary Rooney age 2, fell out of the fourth story
window Of premises No. 200 Fobs yesterday, and Instantly
killed
Thomas Curran of No. 256 Henry-st. died yesteT-
day injuries three By beng crushed between
ock on the Schenectady and a canaboat
Peter Dalv of No. 4l2 East FOurteeDth-st. died in
Essex MArke yesterday having there
DAYS a charge Of ntemperance and Abandonment
James Walsh, age 35. of Clintonvlle, N Y. while
West Thirty fouh early Yesterday morning
the nght leg by unknown and slightly wounded
James McCann age -, of Hubert and Washing
dangerously wounded by evening wits
kufe duuDg fght Pier No 49, h. H. MCAnn sent to he
Par Hospita NJ arrested
George Horn, a child of years, living at No. 80
last evening by track drawn By VIM Dalton
SO Markot seriously ured In the head lie car
red home refused to have the truck driver arrested
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

and was completed about month ago. one paiA
rgged vessel. and furnished with the latest
ments In machinery, hfeboats. aud aeco"mous"ou'
,or na,sepeers The length of keel is 42o feet the
,onetb of the vessel In l53 feet. There are ten
boats two Of which selrrgbtiDg or seuo,s-
charging lie-boats. provided with douoe aots tha
Tbe wheel can easily managed by one man. ana tne
ship turned around In less than two minutes Ins
IMPROVEMENT is OF the greatest importance, especy
In fopgy weather. when objects onlY ne seen at
very short dstnnce In the machinery becomes
deranged. there Is double wheel at tne stern ~non
tain,s bridge is provided with pmans telegraph ior
signaling TO the engineer and Gsborns telegraph Ior
onmmunicating with the steersman. There are accom-
modaons for cabin and 1876 steerage passeneers
Tho vessel provided with two hospitals Tor the Steer
90 gers The cabin passengers saloon Is ABOUT
eight feet high. aud is lighted by two skyighs Inere
are two ladies' parlors, one on the deck ana another
on the lower deck, and a smokingroom
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
A NEW OCEAN STEAMSHIP

The steamship England of the National Line
which leaves this port for Europe to-day new vessel
which has Just made her FIRST voyage. she was built at
Hevcasteon-T Tyne by the nrm Of Messrs. Palmer Co.,
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

Breuoort House-Judge JOSIAH G. Abbott OF sS boss
Gan ma xpeaN Hotel-Gen Peter Hasber ARM. n
Eoss-Cen Stephen V. Beatt u Arm1: arpoas" sv. -,
TSe Hon Heury Keey sscret'r Of State Of osacn
,a.f Ho,s<-Pay Director Henrv B,tng, u NaT'';
Ecx.e-sanuei l. Clemens Mark TwAinl Of Hartford o,
Fol- Theodore F. Randolph Of Newerst Homsy
6o~s,-Jvdee John TAleoti Of Bufalo.SL JeEss h0"-
Ransdel Of Eewburgh.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

Hrs CHARACTER IN HIS FACE-THE PHRENo-
Journal, srsta So three months trial
at 50 eea,s by S. WELL No. $50 Broadway EeN.York
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

DYEING AND CLEANING. Take yOur Dyein
aud Cleaning the NEwYOKK DYKING
MINT 90 Dlanet. 1862 Broadway 6lO SiIthaye
and l60 and los Rerrepontst BronElYn
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

Who is to be Governor is a vexed question
bevond dispute the
being nspasby nisome fabric Buy
2l2 Broadway, L store in The Filth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
home NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

saBsS,) ,)xErNa YESTERDAY. AT HuDSUrs III BRoApwAf'
%s.m-7o' Koop-s3' 3 D a-90' hIdpitht-74'
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

EsPENsCHEJD of 11S Nassau-st. has ready for
inspection and sale the Fall fashion Of Geniiemens Hats.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
hnnUunc ncrmeuIz.
Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.

PoMERoY & Co., A4 Broadway, sell for 81
the best ELAsuc TKUss Invented.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

hv se,srs railroad The cheapest and best Owpnced lots ever Of
d Graded streets shade attractive surroundings
perfeet title mortgage the property nees 500 $3.50 and
s3OO terms easy-iU monthly plan preferred Free daily
sou ,rcep sunday from Office O'clock For further particulars
spp Paul c. GRzSSc 5Oi Third Of Thirty fourth
a. New-York
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

-. In the United States Court In Buffalo on Thurs
Wallace presiding CesedOn johnson fnod $500 AID
for Seldina obscene eIealars through TN DAA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

RARE OLD CHINA, Works or ART.-NOTICE
RysovAt-Mr PREDK inform American Amateurs
removed from 81 z P Mall London England where
he usual tne collection Of r3fe Ensn nd fOregn OLD
&C. kc OH Furniture, Closss CeBiet5fas Sss An
tlue Boutere &c &C. few tne pictures sale each oee.
sod with to ito antiquity az Pan Mall LONDON
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
The system is often so rapidly reduced by q

severe attack Dnhea other Affection Bowels as TO get
almost reah Of medicine before the realize the
looking bin for remedy Better keep by you
JAYSEs CARNsArIvz BAL.Ax safe curative Cholera
Cramps Dyseney &C., thus N padely prepared to
complaints their ars, appearance Hcs-.a
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

LAMPLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
smallpox skin cai oler Spring
ailments Sold by Chemists throughout the world and
Maker ll3 Holbonh London England. Use ubstitute
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
BROOKLYN.

Edward GrantOn fell into a cellar on Fulton
s and was injured. He has begun suit against the
ty authorities and against Isaac Coles, the own or OF
the premises TO recover $4,000 damages
The licenses of Anthony MurdOck of No. 100
North slxthst and OF August W. Jacobs Of the Tiyo
Garden in AtIantc-st were revoked yesterday by the
Board Excise because they kept their saloons open
Oh Sunday.
Mayor Hunter, accompanied by Commits
s,oner Whiting and Engineer Adams OF the Board Of
CITY Works yesterday inspected the streets reported to
he in dangerous condition. The Common Council Com
Inittee will take action toward reemploying ds-
charged laborers until formal report shall have been
snade 10 them as 10 necessity OF making repairs
The Coroner's jury in the case of the child
Clarence Kiburn who died on Wednesday at No $50
South F1fh-sts Eastern District, under suspicion Of
having been poisoned found yesterday that death
suited from OF narcotic poison sod TOT paregofc
by H. Willdor druggist Of No. 3o6 Grandst Tue ceEk
Rudolph Meyer, who put up the drug, wac heu uhuei
5000 bonds 70 await the action OF the Grand jury
LONG ISLAND.
WILLETTs PoINT.-George Enker, member
OF Company c, u s. Corps of Engineers, stationed at
This place. was in a skf yesterday with other SOL
aiers Suddenly he spranR into the water and was
drowned. He had been drinking considerably.
HUHTIEGTOS-The Rev. J. p. Booth, late OF Canton
Teological School, was ordained at D. m yesterday,
and installed as pastor OF the on'Srsasl Shurcn IN
Canton, and the charge and delivery OF scriptures by
fhe Rev. II. K Nye OF BROOKLYN
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CRY. - Michael FeatherstOD and
Michael Coyertou aged respectively 10 and Is years
we're arragned before Justice Keese yesterday charged
nth stealing 800 from the money ydrawer OF Charles d.
King julius Hem, arrested IN New York lsst Thurs
Asv ana charged with stesing Hoo from the trunk OF
. roommate. henry ssok Of No. SSs ses oDd-ss' sDoa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
PROCEEDINGS AT THE TOMBs,

II would appear from the proceedings of yesterday
that nearly all tue operators in the estate orgeres had
been apprehended 1t is said that the police on the
track of two other men, Implicated In the fraudulent
transaciohs but they unwilling at present to give
any information. All the persons thus far Infested,
Julian Columbani. Charles ssca. Walker, Weber and
Laurence, were taken before Judge Flammer, at the
Tombs Police Court, yesterday afternoon No facts
were developed at this examination, beyond
those already given In THE TRIBUNE. An ad.
diuonal affidavit made against Weber by
William HAYES, who bought one OF the forged
MORTGAGES witch had face value OF $500 The exaIpi.
nation OF Sacia and Walker adjourned until to-day
oumbani was committed for trial in default of a. 90
nail Weber was committed IN default OF g. bail aud
laurence OF SlOOc. Both Mr.. Howe for Weber and Mr.
Randall for Columbian made strenuous appeals for the
discharge OF their clients, but with avail These
cases will probably be carried TO the Supreme Court
writ OF habeas corpus
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-06

STATE oN.-Through the kind
ness of our old and much esteemed
friend, Col. P. C. Hyman, Warden,
we were allowed to take walk
through the State Prison at Carson,
on Friday last, and gain memoranda
of sufficient interest to give to our
readers Since the Colonel has be-
come Warden, the dimensions OF
the prison have been nearly or quite
| doubled; large dining room being
added; the shoe shop, carpenter shop,
blacksmith shop, ETC., being added
in most cases entirely. Less than a
year ago Sept. %, 1879 the Warden
employed the services of an. expert
enced boot and shoe maker, Mr.. Le-
fleur, and with five prisoners COM
menced operations in the shoe de-
partment, that has now grown into
such great proportions as to supply
a major part OF the heavy boots and
shoes consumed in the State. Now
there are SO hands, besides the fore
man, employed in this department,
alone, and they are turning out
thousands of dollars worth of stock
monthly. Warden LYMAN inform
ed us that the net profits to the state,
arising from this department., would
amount to over $4,000 the present
quarter, or at the rate of over $40, 900
per annum. In time he hopes to
make the boot and shoe department
pay the entire running expenses of
the prison. The demand for prison
made boots and shoes is constantly
on the increase, and at this time is
fully up to the supply. In time adj
ditional hands will be employed.
None but the best stock is used in
the manufacture of the boots for
sale in the establishment. vet they
are sold at prices much lower than
inferior articles are obtained in the
Eastern or Western markets. There
is now l26 prisoners confined in the
prison: II guards are employed,
besides the Captain of the Guards,
also one clerk. At the present
time Warden LYMAN is acting
in the double capacity of Cap
tain of the Guard, as we'll as his
regular routine, and is, in conse-
quenee, overworked. In the last
few months the Warden visited
number of the largest institutions of
the kind in the United States. among
them Missouri, New York, Iowa and
Illinois, and has arrived at the con-
clusion that the discipline of the
latter is far preferable to any he
visited, and is now bringing about
number of changes in the various
workings of the institution under his
charge. OF the 1875 prisoners con-
fined there is only one woman, and
she is serving out sentence of y
years, for murder committed in
Washoe county. We hereby return
our thanks to Warden LYMAN, tor
the many courtesies extended to us
during our visit.