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, 1877-11-02
WHY THE DEMOCRATS SHOULD "BoUNCE"
LEB FROM THEIR TICKET,

Tho Democratic Campaign Committee
hayo assorted tAeir authority to amend the
ticket aud review tho action OF the ConYen.
tion ty removing H1EcuE1. tho Scandinavian
candidate for Clerk of tho Probate Court,
and substituting KAyANAuon for no better
roaaon thau The lattar IL I'LL 1rishlnan aud tho
nouliuca OF the Democratic brunei, OF tho In.
dustEials, II this power be conceded 10 tho
County Committee, then 1t is clearly tue
duty Of TINT body to remove tho na,ae Of
LIED from tho Democratic ticket Ia view OF
tue startling exposures mule by tho Nepuh.
lican Executive Committee as to L1xn's man.
ngsment Of the Office for which he il again
candidate. In R1Eon91is case the1e was no
chargo Of dishonesty Or unfitness in L1xy'a
case there Is q charge and some
strong confirmation Of practices that
aro not merely irregular aud dis
reputable. but oven worse. II the Demo-
Gratis expect To carry this election, they havo
no right to impose upon the community
.nan who is fairly suspected OF using Lis
office for his own personal benefit 1t the sac-
raco Of the public interests, and at cost to
tho taxpayers Of s5o.00 year mors than
they would be required to pay for proper
anl economical administration Of tho sa1ne
office. Tho Democratic party cannot affori
to carry such man, aud, unlesa be be forced
from the ticket, 1t will be more for the in
terosts Of the party, ~ well as tie communi-
ty, to have LIED defeated aud compelled Ia
settle up his affairs to turn over to suc-
cessor than to have him elected aud leaye
, 1877-11-02
A dispatch to m evening paper from Sfcnlot.

4 dispatch to m evening paper from MENDOZA
says:
Tho MENDOZA City Council last evening passed
m ordinance prohibiting tho playing Of cards, With
In thts city.
The crime Or otlense against tho laws consists
in playing cards tor stakcs. Where does the
Town Council Of MENDOZA expect to find nbY law
Furnishing persona for p'ayfng carIs simply for
amusement This sort Of folly always reacts
agalust tho cause Of good morals aud good goy.
elnnent.
, 1877-11-02

JAKE KRuM 10 not wholly destitute OF graft.
tule. After what ha made out Of the Lrycn
concern, l,o feels Ia honor and profit bound 10
render LYNCH all the help In his power. JAKs
ts working for TON all he knows how, and that
Is not little. Some Of the dIsti1lcrs say open
ly that JAKE could we'll Afford to Iay MI Of
LTNCn's campaign expenses, ns that would
only reimburse small part ot the clear profit
he realized out Of the LYNCH establishment On
tho sales Of malt a.
, 1877-11-02

" cannot contribute $4,000 to your campaign
fund, gentlemen Of tho ucmocruttc Central
Committee; l haven't any moncy.n--Ltet
'This year, II 10 stated, assessments agGrcgatlnG
already %, 600 have been IcFicd OH tho cmpluJee
Of Tho EoWusy Clerks usaee. Asseasn,ents wtss
maue befuEt Any Dem ocFstlc Campaign Committce
was appointed, and Ms. LiEg ~ tho sole guardian
OF this fund Ut present. viii ho tell xhat he did
with itr'-From khs report 9f ehs Examining Con-.
mite.
, 1877-11-02

"The expenditure of sl12,0o0 for salaries IS
absolutely necessary to tranaact tho business"
-Lleb.
"Dcsdca tax.books, theyo 'ts little work to b
done In thp oco except licenses, copying Of sales
records, ETC.. mid tho business OF th6 County
Court. To 10 al thle. ten clerks averaging 81, 200
per year each. would be sufficient force, provided
and ttness. There would therefore, bo Total Of
wuQes nece5eary to Fuu thu County clerks Office Of
SiU, COO. from ths report of sAt EtamsntnQ
Committee.
, 1877-11-02

A-A'A A@@-AS ~ A1Ss"
Gilt, ]. T. RAwLr1oH (the Alderman).
AnTHun DIXON, ". r. Nixon. WARRINGTON
1fEs1ao, J. II. ALLEN, and E. 4. F1LK1ss,-
nll Of them mon OF character, and sovornl Of
thorn especially competent 10 speak Of
clcrical and accounting work. Tho Com
mitteo hare not had tho time AMI oppor-
tunity to trace L1ER'a nflairs to the bottom,
but what they have found is sufficient to con.
dcmn hts administration nnd 10 cresto n
strong suspicion that oven tic finances Of
The Clerks Office nro not in proper shape.
His books aro evidence Of tic most slovenly
clerical work 1t is admitted by competent
men In his Office that majority Of bis en-.
ployoa aro not ft 10 do tho work; 1t has
boon found that many persons hnve
been carried on tho payroll who do
little or no work for tho county; and It
Is asserted TINT the cost Of erasures and cor
rections, rendered necessary by the careless
ness md Incompetence Of employees, Is about
ns large as TINT Of the original imperfect
work. 1t is not surprising that, a. con-
sequence, tho ofico expenses are double what
they ought to be. In 1874 those expenses
were but htae mora than $4,000, and Mr..
Lnn once offered 10 run tho Office on con-
,ract for th,t a,rornt r1a;rn;no ,,r;vatolv In,
ha ,or,1 ,,oha am nm vesr FIR h;,,ae1f
undsr tho arrangement, III. cost of the
ro,h oct,o1tv dnno. out;n,tad m tha ,,oa;a
of tl,o salaries now mid IL set dawn ot abo,,t
s4{,. mn. "a ,hc faos vield All nm. therc
shon,d In mid ,nto tbo ronn.v Trcoaurv over
am nm annnal1v. rua.ea,, - th,t n tbo
two veana 1871 an,1 1a7o Mr I,rn ,1ro,y mi
NJ +ho norntv rrraoar,v eeo orr ovo, mi,
ot,ova tho foc. roce;va1 mi, thia vaor Il Ia
oa,;n,atod TINT lila o4ra,aoa ,v,11 In S11o mn
NJ NJ 1oa.t sam nm n,oro ,hor Il oroh, ~ t,a
r. tl,o,o wcr. noth;no Int t,,;s IT. Inn
of,oul1 ,,o u,a,1o N o,vo vov IN a aucco.eor
mi ,l,oro aro othcr rntter. ,rhici, ,,1aca
,ho Oountv olark,a of,co ,,naar r.,vn r. n
st;1, ,ro-ao r,i,ht Thoro i. raason - w.
lave hat Inn asseasai1 hts on,nlovea ,ost
war ohort Al nm for ,,o,it,ca, nnrncsoo In,
+, ro;1 m encb ou,n ovor n t,,a non,onxo,;o
(,o,nn,;,,ao 1,;a vos- !. :. sn,a ,t,at + ,,o.1
t;a oto,t. o,,ont ~ nm ,,oforo ,1,o ,o,,,no
.,,,,. 49,, ,,o1o n,,1 1,aforo .r., no.oo.~a,,,
ranno,1r Con,n,ttoo woa onno;nte,1 90 ,I,o
,,o,-+t. Iii 49, -, tt,a ,,onaa. ,l,or.at M.
n.,.....,. ,,e,.4.x, .1,o,,,a n...,t.,. ~
,1;a.oa;t;., 1-oa ,nai1o - ,l,oe. f,na, ,. :.
s,,rt,,or s,a+aa .tot = a;na,o r,a,nha. =. h;a
tsn,;,,, ~ ,, ,,ns % ha.n ~ rs;s % ,,,a,. ~ eooo M
.a.,.t ~. e...;,.a .,,o,a, :. III
.s,,..,..,,.. ,...;t1a 80. 49,. ". ~ ~
ea-n t,,at onnann, ~ ,nonov - n,,t,,;ae ,,,..
!. ~ i,v ,nsro co1v;no .rho o,n,orat;on ' t. .hot I
.h;s &,arso,, !o,a;1os .1rht ,oas. ~, tat;o
, 1877-11-02
"Compare my standardization with that Of
IL

"Compare uy admIn[atration With that Of
any one OF my pretlccessora."-
During ls3+ lde !,ay; r1l's Of q. tountr Clerks
curate figures could nut he nb.alnc.i. Nr, t,Kn
likra 10 cxpiatn this in proportion 10 tho following
1R7i tho County Clerk had to nssimc tGe cxtsn. r..
sion Of tho city taxes. which fahor bciosc st
time performed by the city. The whole wa,k Of
about one tenth Of The labor required to make lhd
ta1- books. and would cnet eay 1.b00: Ii can
therefore hardly account for the difference between
SIS, 00O and 21i, 100. ''-FFoM ths rfpori Or III
EfaHtafag COMMITTEE.
, 1877-11-02

"h IL 4 notorious fact that since Mr. LixR'a &C.
have been obliged u do political work for The
De.nocsstie party. os lo,s snsls places: NOT =
more clerks su,poyed must I'll lie year round wha
xre not aeklss waEd politicians. Their Attendance
1t conventions, at mass -usettnx. their elections
xeriux trips through tho city and countsy. al are
paid for out of Tue County Treasury. 1ast fall =
DsMocfatfc Sold!crs' Convention wAs held in n.
napolis, Ind. Gen. LlEx 2al aonlc sixty OF big
those sixty Or taosa men for theIs Aestcen willie
astendipy Democratic nesting. OSeE 500 Of the
-.&rom "a report of tA< Exan'talag coaaaisttt.
, 1877-11-02

New York Is happy In sailors' strike. For
some tlmc there las been q vigorous effort
sxalu4t tho reduction Of wages OF seaneo oat
Of tha. port. and when crew werc mysterious
1y shipped 1t lower rates than the combination
eoucu11ed In, the Jolly tart went On terrible
rampage, to1o up boarding house, aud euln'l'
mated La jaiL
, 1877-11-02

As. EvAaTs Is Inclined 10 take funny v'eS
ef The rig played on him by tho cAuksoAa; j.
hare been compelled 70 change N! oplnlon o.
the FennsIlxani& Republican dslecsttoa In Gon.
grcsa. vas very much lnistakeR 10 them: Mhen
asked them " scIcyt man from tasif stats III
70 int ths graveyard And rssurfset q mAn who W.
not only de1d. but wb0 had been dead 20 long slst
hIs hstF was actually In Possession and cnloy'aeat
nf tha faLAte.
, 1877-11-02

Republicans should close their stores auo
oficca Oh electiou-lay. The law pFovldes thai
tie Democratic places Of business sAa1l be shut
pp until thu pe}ls a1c closed.
, 1877-11-02

The list OF judges Of election yesterday
reported by the Committee On Public Service,
so~cslled, Of the County Board, is chiefly ts-
marksbls for the same peculiarly which
cLatacterizez ths Industrial Democratic ticket
-kto ABSENCE Of Americans, In the tlssse daYs
, 1877-11-02

~ defy my man to point out dishonest scs
Ia my whole carcet."-Lko.
.'During tho last year Mt. Ltxn's clerks contrib:
uted 1t various times from ~ 10 IL per cent OF
thuif mouthIy sttpcud for campaign pufposes, ~.
9fsgatinY in al sone q, v0U. ThIs sum VIA
fhe Democratic Ceuteal t:omml.tee. Questions
sbout the expenditure Of this Iund elcitel 10 fas
only eyasiyc answers. ."-Ffam tht report e{ tAt
Er1Mtnla1 EuNa@nKIf1.
, 1877-11-02

Tho DAVE TuoRxros-LlE LED Campaigu Commit"
tee havs 1lle.i the vacancy Oh theEr Conmiss1onef
Ticket with the uams Vi Srorz, furniture maa'
ufaeturer On ile kuztA Side. Il looka ~
, 1877-11-02

According To tho monthly Treasury .tate-
ment, tho pnblic debt Las bcon reduced
Si,93G, ,554 since Oct. l.
, 1877-11-02

The lion. 4. u. FosrEn, CannIa'a leading
railway orernsor and capitalist, died ycstcr-
day At Montreal.
, 1877-11-02

Z ar THOMAS f"1so. OF ohio' ambitious Or
ts'fnet'on, presented h'nfselt neioro tic
noufe OF 1sepfesenta'lges oil "cahesday' III
m enae"'o. 70 nave congress " law up"
prove Inc l''"s'o." ot tne ofeonoaek wing
ot .ne Oemocfatlo Rar'g IN on'o' lie TO-
pof'es W. l'to'esseo'S roie"''ng 80 naoh
O. WIZ. ~ Ano"n ~ tae resumption act aa
h1es ia'e LOT tno 'eac"ptloh OF sno efeen-
pacss III go'a. n"t Alf. Ewisa "as not con-
tent Win thss; 10 snoaeat 70 pu'1dozo tho
aoaae 'aso uo'ns aoine.h'hs more, 30 no fo-
| po1tea q oill 20 repeal tne "ho'e Of Sec. OF
uo Resumption @es' "h'ch seet'oa feads as
Ao..o"s'
r;.ioc - ~. ,ont a. nv ~
Of National Hanhlng A.socatiou.. be-. md ~ tho
stuc is hereby, repealed; and each existing bank-
ing association may Increase fs circulating notes
W.a s,.a. e1s1nR .am wnoat fespest to
nay be- oruani.ed in acror,ance wtth or,I,nv % ias
without respect to raIa aggregate limit; anil The
provisions Of law for tho withdrawal and fcals-
u,na.'oa o. sst,ona nahk currency among tue
And Whenever. md 10 of,cn. n. eisca1.,ne no,o.
shal1 be Issued to any such banking association 40
Increasing 'ss capital or circulating notes. OF 10
ne"v otsan..ea % a. a!oses4u' M u snal' 10 mo duty
ecu1tener note. In excc,, onlr ot sao a o ooo
10 tho asnonns Of so per centum of tho sun Of M.
tfonai Bank notes 10 Issued to auY such banking
ASSOCIATION a. a1oseeala' ana 10 continue ancb re-.
.;sara H. .,s e ~ sann @ un.
COO Of auch lecal.ten,lcr United States notc, sna
no, more. .. '.y.
~" "a VI a.u 1ss 1ls ., 'enoa3' le1p,
, 1877-11-02

THE CHICAGO
tho light Of subsequent cventa, to hnve been
pruvfdential. The great executive abilities
Of the man were Mt once developed. His
services mud labors during tho four years Of
the War were extraordinary, md have passed
into history. 1fo well Ineriteh tho title Ito
obtained OF "The Great War-lovernnr."
Had man Of different politics, or even ono
Of less courage and power Of will, held that
Office during that critical time, who can
tnessure the disasters and calnn,itous con.
sequences that would probably have befallen
the country7
From tho Governors office, to which he
had been reelected in 1864 by moro than
e, 600 majority, lie WINS elected to the Senate
in 1907. He entered It tinring tho period of
Reconstruction, and though he had previous
" nerer been member Of any Legislative
body he at once took high rank among tho
most eminent men Of tho Senate. It's hard
" needed to adj that the ten years during
which be wns Senator hnvo been marked
by MI unbroken series Of personal triun,plss
In what may bo called rough-and.tutnble.
tlebnte. he was By all odds the most powerful
man iu that chamber of strong men. No
man grappled him in that kind Of discussion
but rot bruised and hurt IN tho fall. Ills
opouiuo specches wero always campaign
documents, which laid down tho platform
and furnished tho arguments and facts in its
support,
lie vns not a learned mau. nor could
be DO STYLED d scholar. ~ those terms
uro generally undcrstood. 11o was not a
crnceful orator: he licked the polish autl the
elegance possossed by ,nauy men far his
Interiors. unt he WIS not The less effective.
Flo was bold. determined, positive, aud dog.
matic: he carriotl conviction to the minds Of
lis hearers bv The force aud logic OF his
language. BY tho oarnestncsa Of his manor,
aud by the deem sense of l,is own sincerity,
I[o vas force IN his rcsentmeuts. bitter iu
l,ia donunciations, intoleraut in his opposi- :
ton. strong in his party preiudjcee, extreme
T., IL .is,,,e;o. .n,1 o,cxoes;vo a,wov, uo
, 1877-11-02

CHICAGO, OCT. 3l,--lo4 viii oblixs : reader ot
your p3pes by snswespg The following questions:
III Ii Ii tfue &hAt Wueu lhe Constitution Vt Lhu
United slates was adopted thAt Kul4 sud silver Wa
the suoRGJ established " tA2t Instrument e2)u
, 1877-11-02

Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
Clark street, Between WAshfnEiu and Randolph
:The hoy Detective" Afternoon and cScn!nR.
, 1877-11-02

Greenbacks ut tho New York Stock Ex-
change yesterday closed ut OIL.
, 1877-11-02

Monrpr rircet. corner Of brarh"sn. Engagement Of
Domtnek Murray. ''Escapct from slns Sing" Mea.
danes s,e1on nedheid. etc.s Mesars Murray, Keen.
etc.
, 1877-11-02

Nrw Chicago Tf,eatres
Clark street. orrnslte tho Sherman tIouse. E1kAcc-
mrnt Of Campbell Comedy Company. my Foolish
Wife"
, 1877-11-02

EIoa1rS's Thcnsre.
Randolph elrret- between Clark and thsat".
Tho Eyangri!ne Combination. "EsanEe1Ine." Mrs.
dan,es Wcathersby. C1ancf. etc. (; Mcurs. GOODWIN.
1LottHE. etc.
, 1877-11-02
ANiuSEN1ESTS,

ntcVfrkrr'a Theatre.
ltadfton street. hrtwrrn state snd Dearborn.
s'fnk T,onnors." Ncadames Don, Stonesi1. Grhnan7.
etes Mcssss WheeIock. Lesrock, Pearson, etc.
, 1877-11-02

Aca4seas 111 3eBasAs4 SAo pAsfy aA AA agent
to carry out tho principles OF justice aud
right, and as such to DO sustained under ali
circumstances, but ho nayer faised At the
Ranle time to assert what was tho Justice mud
right which tho party should protect, defend.
and promote.
1Ir. MoRTox, throughout his public life,
though deeply engaged In pnrty co1nbina-
tions and responsible largely for the llstri-
button Of party patronage, escaped eycn
the suspicion Of any interest in cor
rupt[on. lila personal integrity was ua-
questioned. lie, within few years, malo
himself the leader OF his party iu tho Senate
| mud In Congruss. His SUCCESS was rapid and
substantial. The secret OF this SUCCESS ,uay
10 placed to the credit Of bis personal intcg-
rity, his untiring industry. Ais ability, tho
force Of his peculiar oratov, his mastery Of
facts, clcar,aess Of statement, and 10 his 49,
grcssivansss. lie was alwaya prepared with
u word and blow, aud thoy were always
used together.
Als. MORTON has LETT no equal In the Een-
ate. Thore arc other men more learned and
brilliant, but none who can exercise The
powor Of control over the public miu1 and
| over tho Senate that he has dono. He hos bocu
in tho Republican party much like what
DouoLAs was iu tho Democratic party, mud
It will 10 IfAcult to And another 10 tilt tho
vacancy 10 has left. Able, powerful In d..
bate, aggressive and intoIerant, honest and
patriotic. sincera and uuwearying, tia na.ne
Of Senator Aosros IL deeply impressed on
the pages OF Lis country'a history, and Ia
National Republican., 1877-04-28
PISGIH's P.isTOR.

Lively Times In an A. NJ. Church-The
New Preacher "IndIgnated' out Of the
Pulpit.
The congregation Of the Pisgah A. VI. T..
church, have been exercised for several days
over the recent appointment by the bishop
Of this A. NJ. Z. diocese OF Rev. Samuel Watts
to preside In their pulpit The Rev. Samuel was
obnoxious to the members Of Pisgah church, and
they have held several meetings to express their
Indignation, and the excitement rose almost TO
mutiny against the bishop. During meeting Of
the members on Thursday night the bishop
they would either have to cling TO Mr.. Watts or
vacate the church. Mr.. Watts requested the
bishop to relieve him, but he refused. Yesterday
he consented to the withdrawal OF the appoint.
ment, and will select new minister, who will
MI more ncceptably the position OF pastor Of
Pisgah. In the delight over their victory one OF
the members OF Pisgah has sent the following
communication to THE REPUBLIcAN:
"Tbe members Of Plsgah A. NJ. Z. church can
now exclaim. pfnt. pidi, picil for they neither
vacated their church edlfice nor accepted the
minister the bishop would have foisted upon them
them had they been disposed to yield their right
of expressing their dissatisfaction at his dlstate
full appointment Arbitrary ecclesiastical rule,
minds in q republican country, must Away,
fall, for tho Old World principles, either ol
Church or State governments, can obtain only
under monarchical or despotic teachings Christ
communities. bishops are not chosen as were
tho priests under the Mosaic dispensation, and
the worthy bishop who presidss over the A. NJ
f. Church OF this diocese ought TO be better In
formed as to the Mosaic and Christian dispense
tions The laws Of Sinai were good enough fol
that age, but not acceptable In this, the nine.
teenth century, when Chrlst's kingdom, and moi
the blood of bulls, is preached"
National Republican., 1877-04-28
Probate Court.
RefOrp Judge Dllu,
cIRD FROM MIR. FAIRLAMB.


EDITOR REPUBLICAN,: To say that was niled
notice in your issue Of Yesterday OF the per-
or amateurs on Wednesday evening would be bat
to fsipty Q, press my feelings at what regard as
An Injustice not less TO the community than TO my
performance; and have already bed he assurance
most Intelligent and influential among the audi
ence. -
aniHus OF depreciation plain and patent The
W liter sAysi whenever amateurs att mpt any
thing in IL Il usual - extend charity In crit
icism. The performance last evening howeset,
It's praise or that any chdrity should be eTtended. "
! And, pray, why noY What had these amateurs
done that, II thsy needed 'charity. u should be
| refused thtiRI Certainly one would think that II
nsfderdif0il was 10 DC accorded, 1t would be 70
young amateur singer, braYely essayinE standard
concert solo like ,he 'Infelce and N the nrst few
notes OF the almost unAooOmpanled recddttre were
peclsy IT. as 10 the ease OF Mr.. Francis, the true
| niIch was quickly recovered, and the piece then
| rendered with so much Of good style, force ana
] character as to elicit hearty encore.
who were not there Is that Mr. Francis made =
failure at this his first appearance before the public.
assert that false srter was preseni
| al Inc performAnce-of which more Anon-he II
FTAneis' success must be deemed the greater thai
| he was obliged TO oNercomc an evidently palnIu
| degree or neryou sness. The military duo from
| UValeris ~ which was afterwards sung by Mr.,
cess, eliciting mot only an encore but too recall
| AS 10 my four-pArt song-"Curious Ltghts'-
your astute critic accuses me OF plagiarism
National Republican., 1877-04-28
CITY BREVITIES,

Heavy rains yesterday afternoon and last
night.
But few ladies made their appearance on the
streets yesterday.
Ladies' water-proofs were considerably in
demand yesterday.
A permit has been issued to j. W. B0yce
construct three two-stOry brick dwellings on
Myrtle street
Engineer Hoxie has given orders for the
erection Of thlrty-one new lamp.posts in different
parts Of the District.
Flour is still on the advance. "Swiss Pro.
cess" -four sold yesterday at Wholesale at sl2.G0,
while Welch's family brought si3 per barrel.
The case Of Henry Young, charged with
keeping unlicensed bar, an appeal from the
Police Court, was nol!e ProSed In the Criminal
Court yesterday.
John Saffron was charged with vagrancv In
the Police Court yesterday. "Im guilty OF being
out OF employment" he plead, and the COurt
sent him down for ninety days.
Tommy Dunn, a little fellow measuring
about two feet in his stocking feet, appeared IL
the Police Court yesterday and admitted that h
threw tho stone that struck Tommy Wade
whereupen John ONeil, the youngster who wa
held for that onense, was released.
VIM. Rollins, a small colored boy, was fine'
as or fifteen days in the werkhouse, for tho lar
ceny OF n currycomb, worth twenty-five cents
from q storekeeper in Uniontown, yesterday
The testimony showed that the police officer ha,
to run mile to catch william and the curry
comb.
National Republican., 1877-04-28
THE CITY,S HEALTH.

Session Of the Board Last tEvening-Proposi
ton for the Construction of an offal
Depot.
The Board of Health met at their rooms
last evening. The sanitary police committee,
to whom was referred tho charge Of ruteness
against the new District SANITARY inspector,
made a report generating that gentleman
fully.
Mr.. Marbury, from the committee on finance,
reported bills amounting to $oTl.50 which were
passed and ordered to be paid.
Prof LangstOn, from the special committee on
otfal depot, read q letter from Mr.. T. NJ. Draney
tho present contractor for the removal Of onal
Offering TO construct q suitable depot at his own
expense provided the board would extend his con
tract at the present rate of compensation to hvs
years, said building at the expiration of the term
10 revert to the District government. The whole
matter was referred TO the special committee
with Instructions TO confer with the COmmis
sioners.
On communication OF the health officer, the
two-story frame structure and premises No. VI
Nipth street northwest, being in bad sanitary
condition generally, and unit for human habita
tion, was declared to be nuisance injurious u
health.
A communication was received from the healti
officer requesting further instructions as 10 the
duties Of the medical sanitary inspector
National Republican., 1877-04-28
SAFE AND SURE.
Mr. III, II. Sferens.

Mr.. II. r Sforcns:
In ls-s your NeEctfne wns rocnm mrnArA 20 me-
and Welding the psrsnHslnns cd frassbA- psn-
sented 10 Try n. Al the time sunsranr nam
general debility and Deryons rros1rN1an Jrtrrn-
auced by oserverk and irrtirulkr hsh1N l1s ~sns-
derfn Strengthening and curative lrtparVrs sszmr,1
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Nours truly. W n CLARK