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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-27

CHICAGO, Nov. GA Jeuraars Wash.
ington special Gays Rcpu bl,csns arc
much interested and somew hat alarmed
u chs prospect Of tho Conn c.Ioat Sen
storial election. u 10 feared thst u
den. Hawlsy 10 elected . Democrat
may b elected - succeed him IN the
House. aud this would divide The vote
II Connecticut Ia case Of an election by
the House In 1850 Of President. Il IL
not absolutely certain that any other
candidate would carry the First district
tor the Republicans.
Friends Of Supervising Architect
Hill cay that the Secretary Of the
Treasury will not remove him on 40
count II the indictment At Chicago.
MoxTrsLixR. Nov. as Tho House
sas passed joint resolution instructing
Tho Vermont Csngrssswen to uss oil
honorable means to pscvent the repeal
81 the resumption oct.
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el,RapPE.

LONDON. Nov. 25-An Ali Muajid
iispasch reports that tho Amcer's Mas.
'er Of House has been captured. lIc IL
alb !" b The chief instigas Of hostil
TITO England.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Another Reaper Accident

Again it is our unpleasant duty to re-
cord another reaper accident in our COM
munity. 1t has scarcely been two weeks
since Walter j. Griffith was terribly
crippled while cutting seed-clover, near
Sassatras, Md, and now we have had
similar accident within mile of Mid
dletown. On Thursday afternoon re-
ports flew rapidly through our town that
Charles Derrickson had met with ter
rible accident by being thrown in front
OF reaping machine, and one of his
limbs severed by the knives.
Mr.. Derrlckson had started a colored
Farmland cutting seed-clover with a
reaper and was walking near directing
the driver how to avoidsome peach-tree
stumps in the field, when he was run
down by it, the knives striking the back
part of both his ankles, cutting one of
them through to the bone and the other
slightly. The driver was immediately
despatched to Middletown for physicians
and Drs. Rarr and Chamberlaine were
soon at the scene of the accident and had
the wound dressed. The cut is a severe
one, but not so bad as at first reported.
The main tendon of the left ankle is sew
cred, the knives having reached the
bone, but hopes are entertained that NJ r.
Derrickson will not be seriously lamed
from the effects OF the accident He has
the warm sympathy of all our citizens
Transcript.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
BriefLOcals.

The workingmen of the Eighth Ward
will meet this evening.
The Board of Education meets this
evening.
Call and see those lifa-size Crayons
taken by 6utterly. His prices are low
aug30-tf.
The Water Witch fire Company will
hold an adjourned meeting this evening.
The "W Washy" had good time at Con
shohocken.
Read tho DAILY GAZETTE.
Sutterley, 302 Market street, copies old
pictures to any size. aug30-tf.
Contributions for the Yellow fever,
still continues to flow in.
A defeated candidate for Mayor has
been elected clerk by CityCouncil.-Sun-
day Dispatch. "Shoo (Scheu) fly, don't
bodder me. ."-Clerk.
Take yonr children to Sutterley's Gal
lery, for good picture, 302 Market st.
aug30-tf
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Educational.

notwithstanding unjust opposition
Hardness Academy seems to have
strongly established itself in the good
VIII, confidence and patronage of ON
people. II appears to have caught the
spirit and genius of our Delaware insti.
tutlons and, in its growth, to have
thoroughly affiliated with them. 1t is
and successful In our citv or State: stu.
dents are fitted tor high standing in col
iege, professional or Polytechnic Schools,
LOT teaching common schools and aca-
uemles, FOR double entry book-keepers
anu emcLent business accountants. 1t
mas an able faculty of instructors, whose
names appear in another column. A
part OF these are for special studies and
Lectures. Great advantages are afforded
and we notice the expenses are COM
parahvely moderate. The late q. S.
Judge, Honorable Willard Hall 4 n writing
OF the Principal, Professor Hardness,
SAID. "My acquaintance with him has
oeen confined to his employment of an
educator of youth to Which he deyotes
himself with enthusiastic fondness. His
views upon the subject are the result OF
experience and observation, he having
been llberally educated and analysed the
process OF education; and his practice in
teaching shows the correctness of his
views. He has the benefit of system
formed with judgment and care, and of
patent industry to carry it out"
The late Rev. Alfred Goodman writes
as follows:
- have pleasure in testifying to the
hdelity of Prof. John g. Hardness rs an
instructor of youth. My boys have been
under his tuition since last September
He is certainly con-amore with hi. nro-
fession. His lively interest in, careful
study of, and untiring efforts for, his
pupils, cannot but crafty other patrons
as tney nave so greatly gratified myself
BHANDYwINE SEMINARY opened this
morning with fair attendance and very
encouraging prospects.
All parents desiring thorough and prac-
tlcal instruction for their daughters or
little ones of either ser, especially those
needing the most careful individual a.
tendence, will find it to their advantage
to consult with Mr.. and Mrs. McNair.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
LETTER FROM HAVRE,

On Saturday last Mr.. John Fehen-
bach, received letter from his wife,
dated Havre, France, in which she gives
short account of The trip over. She
says the tirst three days out, they encoun-
tered very heavy storm, in fact the
cook on board, who has been crossing
the Ocean Tor forty years, said it was the
heaviest storm that she had ever seen.
All the passengers were locked 'in their
Cabins during the storm and were not
allowed to come out. The hatchways
were also secured to keep all persons off
deck. Mrs. F. by this time is very pro-
badly At the Paris Exposition. She
also stated that both herself and son
Charles. we're sea sick for few days, but
when they landed at Havre, they were
perfectly over it, and enjoying excellent
health.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
A FINE YACHT.

On Saturday afternoon the splendid
yacht, Edgar Burnhard belonging to
Charles S. Higgins Il Co., of New York
manufacturers of HigginsGermanLaund-
ry Soap, arrived at this port with flag fly
ing at the mast head with words "Higgins
German Laundry Soap" The yacht is
AZ feet long and Is wide. She left here
this morning with number of invited
guests both ladies and gentlemen for
trip down the bay. She will return this
evening will be anchored out in the
stream opposite French street wharf
where grand display of fire works will
be gwen, and also an exhibition of stere-
opticon views.
The following are the officers:
Commander-in-General,-C. Lewis
Dunlap.
Captain,-John Brinley.
Mate,-Ellis Steinmyer.
Steward,-William Decker.
Professor of fireworks and stereopticon
views-Wiliam Ford.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
DIED.

DIED.
BLlZZARD.-On the 9th inst, Mrs. Mary
e., wife OF Capt. William E. Blizzard,
aged years.
Funeral to leave the residence of her
husband, No. 415k Taylor street, on We'd
nesday afternoon, the 18th inst, at o.
clock Services at the house at half past
two. Members of Pocahontas Tent, No. /.
ID. OF f.. are invited to attend.
Dill LWORTH.-On Friday afternoon last
MIS- ELIZA II, Dilworth, after @ short Ill
ne's, at the old hom estead, near Port
Peun, now the residence of her son,
Thos. +. Dilworth.
The interment will take place at Draw
yer's Church yard. near Odessa, Del, at
two O'Clock, on tuesday afternoon, Sep
tember 10th.
Mrs. Dilworth, who was nearly seventy
years Of age, was the wife of John D. Dill
worth, ESQ. nov of Berlin, Md, but we'll
known In tnis State, where for upwards
OF nifty years he was an active and promf-
nent Citizen. Mrs. Dilworth was the
daughter OF Robert Gordon, merchant of
Philadelphia, who died when she was a
child, and niece OF Hon. David r. Cor
don, at one time Presiding Judge of Penn
sylvania. and of Thos. F. Gordon, ESQ d
distinguished lawyer and historian of New
Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs. Dilworth celebrated
tneir golden wedding upwards of five
years ago.
ga BRAITH.-O september 9Th, John
Galbraith, in the 18th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral, from his late residence, 705 Monroe
street, on Monday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Services at Del. Avenue Church.
KARRIGAN.-Int X this city on the 8tb inst,
James Karrigan, in the 62nd year of h Is
age.
ihe relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully requested to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, Justison,
below Front St., on Wednesday morning
at O'Clock. To be inferred at the Catho-
lie Cemetery, Delaware Avenue.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
The Greenbaekers.
THE TWO CLUBS EFFECT A UNION AND
DECIDE TO MOLD A CONVENTION,

DhClDE 10 MOLD A CONVENTION.
Another meeting ofthe two Greenback
organizations Of this city was held in the
McClary building, on Saturday night,
Tor the purpose of effecting consolidation
of the two clubs.
After great deal of talking and some
Wrangling, Messrs. r. Oliver Cooper,
valentine Smith and Charles Stout were
appointed committee on the part of the
"Postoffice wing" to confer with similar
committee appointed by the Fourth street,
or Liberal League wing, relative to a
general consolidation.
A motion was also made and passed
FOR the appointment of committee of one
from each Ward on organization.
The committee of conference reported
that the two clubs had harmonized and
consolidated, and that a Convention
would be called to meet at the City Hall
on Saturday next, September 18th.
The report was adopted, and the meet
ing adjourned to assemble again an We'd
nesday evening, in Saenger Hall.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Boati ng nj the State Fair.

The managers Of the Kent County
Agricultural Society whose fair will come
off at Dover the latter part of this month,
are endeavoring to secure an additional
attraction for the occasion, in the shape
of an exhL bition of rowing ON Shakes
peare's nall pond. Judge Comegys
wrote to the officers of the Bachelor boat
club, of this city, asking if the club would
give the desired exhibition, and the
answer was returned that the club would
do SO If the managers of tine fair would
pay the expenses of railroad fares and
board. If the club goes down two boats
will be taken along, and competitive
trials between picked crews be given
each day OK the fair.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
New CAsTLR, Sent. 9, 1s

NEW CAbTLE, sept. 3, 1873.
The Triton cotton mill began opera-
tion this morning after o short suspen-
sion OF week.
About b. m, yesterday, large crowds
were attraeted to the river front to wit
ness rare race between two ships, three
barks and two large three masted
schooners. Whilst these large crafts
lay almost abreast of the city, two other
large ships were going up under tow.
During the morning six large vessels
passed up.
Collections have been taken up in all
the churches of this city for the yellow
fever sufferers. The amount will be near
$400 Mite Boxes are in every store or
public place and public meeting will be
held ON "Wednesday evening in the
court house to devise other means of help.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
FRST EDITION.
IocaI Time Table.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
hsiihajeiphia: Q 90, $40, 8.65, $40, 800,
,S m a, m; 12.d, i2.40, 2.3O, 4.30,
Y q "a n m. On Sundays: 200. 10 q.
sW'y 'york: ri 2o9, s IA, a m, 10 81, 12 40,
M. m sundays: 209 O m.
ppmore m and Washington: IL IA, 16,
\ m; IL ST, Il 50, 8 90. p m. Sundays
pN,t sl, Deposit. 45s p m; no Sunday
sv Castle; s, 6 20, . 80 m; l O5, 8 80 p
40 sunday train. nm
k.,aware r, r.; 5 Os, 9 30 q m; ] 90, . 80
5imington po & Northern r. r.: 8 20 q
am III m; no sunday train.
,IaTare S% Western X. r.: 10 20 q mis- 30
n. IN sundays: 10 30 m.
.tSs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
ahmadapnIa: i II 56, s "a, 8 "a a m; 12
80 ~ p 81, 8 IS, 4 81, s IA. q %, 7.30,
G 1n ii 10 D m on Sundays; IL So,
Ram 80, Q 81, II l0p m.
Nsw W. Z; IL 56, 3 "a a m; 10 A, ~ SO
SNpm, N Sundays: IL 90 m /;
Bpm. 90, IN 90
= -
'sS6 p m; on Sundays; 2 Is a m sss
Tashington: Q ls a m II q, 1898,
yi6 m; Oh Sundays: 10 a m; 0 40
Pot Deposit; 800 mi no Sunday
Ssw Castle: 7 IS, 80 a m 1900 m;
40, / OS p m; no sunday trains.
Gelsware r. R.: $50 a IN; 4 20, 40 p
. no sunday trains.
Wjlnington & Northern r. r.: 8 05,
ham, s. y m; no Sunday trains.
Ellelaware Western X. R.: Z % a m;
y 10; on SUNDAYS; 8 90 m.
FOR WILAINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave-
T3O, 800, 10 30, 1 As m; 2 80, 8 80.
SIS, 6, 9 IS, 8 45, II 80 p m; on SUM-
$50 a m; OO,9 45, II 80, p m.
f,lhirty- second and Market streets:
llEam, 12 IS, 8 IS, 8 80, II 40 p m;
Rundays, $50, II IS y m.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
UARK NESS
ACAD E Nj Y.

FACULTY:
JOHN G. HARDNESS. A. M,
LAURA OSGOoD HARDNESS,
CALEB HARLAN, NJ. D., Lectures;
MARY e. CLINIFF,
FERDINAND FULLMER,
HENRY l., SCHGNHERR.
PANCOAST ALLEN,
HENRY G. CONRAD, LII. B.,
EDWARD L. RICE, JR., Architecture,
HENRY LoUBINAC, A. M,
GEORGE MOORE, stenography.
THIRTT-SEVENTH TERM OPENS
SEPTEMBER 2.
Candidates for adm ission to the THIR-
TERN can apply from s to
0 q. M, and to p. m.
~For Information by m mail address
PRINCIPAL OF TIL X ACADE ENY, AT
TENTH AND MARKET STREETS, WILL
DELAWARE. sep7-dltAw3t
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Determined to Break it up.

Last evening there were five persons
before Mayor Almond, who were arrest
ed for corner lounging. They were each
required to pay 80 cents and costs,
amounting to So 25. Mayor Almond,
has instructed the police force to arrest
all all persons who are found loafing on
the corners. He says ha will break up
corner unging if he he has to fill New
Castle Jail. He deserves great credit for
his decision.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Broke the Cap of Her Knee

Kast evening as Mary McGregor was
walking along coming from st. Paul's
Church in front or Prices tannery she
stepped aside in order to allow number
of persons to pass her, and as she did SO,
her foot slipped and she fell to the pave
ment breaking the cap of her left knee.
She was carried to her home on Madison
street above Seventh, and medical aid
summoned.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09

Ways yellow fever reports show
I..' va'Fs and 81 deaths in New Or
l"f' z9z new cases and II deaths
AH' In Memphis there were OK
H. 9nsssUu'a'''rday, q and II yesterday
~, M urn Of undertakers to hear
.rs ,Is situation in Memphis is ter
~Ou, 4oo new cases of the fever
4 E,'' 10 the Board of Health and
'VVia'loh a. yesterday, and a tele-
H. ' New York relief Committee
are 5000 cases of fever in the
4 a., meeting of members of the
ktion i's'a''0n :, and Citizens Relief
h ta.,i, !, Was determined, as a
! M ,'''s ,o' people to leave Memphis
/ !, ~ o1 more rations to those not sick
I,iIapnlp amps remote from the citv.
|rg, s,lis t;r.saa.,, continues its rsvages in
Fss, srfenyille 'ni~aa. and Canton, and
|ake s'sal SI.nedic at plaquemine, La,
bor Blsba,.lo b,a,lon and Balton. Misc
hation ,SIp' Sdsior'ol,hl Of Ohio, has issued 1I, a
hy of praSasg v,snstlnS the 18th inst.
F4s Of the plague in dth'@ighty the soaybi for
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
PERSONAL.

G. McWhorter is in the city to-day.
W. w. Robinson, Grand master of the
Lodge of Good Fellows, of this State, left
here last evening for Trenton, ILLINOIS,
he being representative from this State,
to the Grand Lodge which meets it Tren-
ton, Wednesday morning and continuing
in session for several days. Mr.. r. is the
only representative from this State.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT

On Thursday evening next a very
delightful entertainment will take place
at the Grand Opera House.
Mr.. Frank Conly,the renowned vocal
ist and mimic, will appear in his Comic
Acts and Sayings entitled, "Merry Mos
ments."
Besides Mr.. Comfy, there will be a
qaarte,te under the leadership of Prof.
Rhodes who will render some choice
vocal music. The trio, "Praise Ye"
will be sung by Prot. Rhodes, MIR. C..
Stockle, and Miss Hilgert, of Philadel-
phia. The proceeds are for the benefit
of st. Paul's Catholic Church.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Kicked by a Mule.

Yesterday a boy named Isaac Williams,
a resident Of the south side, was playing
too near the hind quarters of mule and
the animal not liking it let go, and kick
ed the boy on the forehead over left eye.
He was stunned for short time but is
now all right
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
|gn Telegraphic Summary

kNet All Pasha was nobbed in
b, and Mehemet Ali, with twenty
krs, mass,cred-The Russians oc-
|Batolm Oh the 9th instant-Ad-
exhibition awards are published
Finiorpest is Spreading in Rouma-
heFrench and American delegates
niegAceon the commercial treaty
u puolcmeetings at various cities
lce-The Aus,rians have entered
IA meeting was held at Macon,
Saturday to promote the propos-
loo-American treaty of commerce.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
e,jma melt of Chickens

Suqday l%uflng %n1Hg|ns Saturday night or
'Saa, a. over TbirI5 glng to officer Geo,
ssst %opd Sdfvsns Y s:iSss as Sfh,ags snd
h n t;allefis, as IL Sa very glad to know
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Pa ZACH ShipInents.
An Day Meeting.

The members of the Twelfth street
Baptist Chu urch (colored) held an all day
meeting in the City Hall yesterday, at
which collections were taken up for the
building of new church. The different
services were all we'll attended.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
hdiea,ions for To-day.

lie Mdte atlantic States,
u partly cloudy medtl,er, ercept in
II portion occasional rain, cold
k,sr'N Jiitting 10 southedsterly minds
Nina barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
$l,427 %

Total 3l,4H rs
New Orleans per telegraph, $500 90
Sept. sent Mayor OF Memphis, 200 90
!" Mayor of Vicksburg, 100 90
New Orleans 200 90
Sent. sent Mayor of Memphis 200 90
" Mayor of Vicksburg 200 90
" i" paid for 8 dozen shirts for
l.. =. Bush 240O
Sent. 7 balance ON hand 303 25
Total s1,427 25
1t will be seen by the foregoing that
the collecting committees in the Second,
Third, Fourth, Eighth and Ninth Wards
have made no report whatever, and in
this connection it may be well to remind
them, that IL personally unable to serve,
they are authorized by the town meeting
of the 31st ult., to appoint collectors.
1t is greatly to be hoped that they will
have promised any member of the COM
mittee to give will do so as speedily as
possible.
In addition to money the following ar
ticles were sent by the agency of Mrs.
II. f. Jones, l101 Market street, through
Adams Express free of charge to the
Howard Association of Memphis: Box
No. i containing % sHe6OS ~ piio"
cases 10 towels and sundry old sheets,
&c, contrib buted by sundry ladies.
The committee hope to be able to send
similar boxes to New Orleans and Vicks-
burg.
on Saturday evening the Treasurer re-
ceiyed the following telegram:
VIcKsBURG, Sept Z, 1878.
r, FL. EwBANKs,
Treasurer, Citizens Committee:
Telegram received. Have drawn as
directed Accept the thanks of our death
stricken community.
Il. +. BECK,
Acting Mayor.
The following additional constitutions
have been received at the rooms of the |
Young Mems Christian Association in |
behalf of the yellow fever sufferers.
Amount previously Acknowledged
Mrs. Howell, oo oo
Cash, oo oo
Cash o oo oo
Collection st. Andrews Church 30 90
Tot.l S313 90
a. t.-I
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
FREDERICA, Sept. I, 1878.
India.

Contains 240 O0O, ,0O0 Inhabitants, and 20 ,0OO
priests. The free thinkers of the present
day try to get people to believe that the
Brahmanism Is older than Christianity
but 1t Is a mistake. The Peutatauck was
written by Moses 800 years before Brah-
manism was known. But valuable as
this Information IL, the knowledge OF the
Hood and nerYe Foed ta nj, Who ara
broken down physically or mentally Is as
valuable,
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
LETTER FROM MIR. HALL.

A short time ago, Edmund B. Frazer,
the present Clerk of City Council, wrote
to John w. Hall, the Democratic nom
inee for Governor, ccngratulating him
upon bis unanimous nomination. On
Saturday Nr. Frazer received the follow
ing response
FREDERIcA, Sept. I, 1878.
Edmund B. Frazer, Esq,
DEARSIR Please accept my thanks
for your favor and permit me to con-
gratulate you on the great victory
achieved by the Democratic party in
your city election. Your majority was
quadruple more than the most sanguine
expectations. / am glad to learn yeu are
Clerk Of the City Council.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN W. HALL.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
SECOND EDITION
Democratic Nominations.
JAMES W. WARE NOMINATED FOR TIL
LEGISLATURE IN WILMINGToN-
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.


COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
minations were made on Saturday
afternoon, for Democratic candidates for
representatives, Levy Court Commits
sioners, Assessors, Inspectors, and Road
Commissioners.
In this city, Representative alone was
nominated, the contest being between
James w. Ware, the member of the last
House, and Mr.. Howard Simpson. The
canvass by those two gentlemen was con-
Quoted very quietly and without any per
sonal feeling, and consequently there was
no unusual excitement over the result
Considering this state of feeling the vote
polled was very large and is highly fiat
tering to Mr.. Ware, as cordial endorse
ment of his official course in the last Leg
islature. The full vote was as follows:
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Publ ie School Scholars.

The public schools closed last week
with 4949 pupils enrolled, and 73 appli-
cants for seats at No. 3, 56 at No. 6, IA at
No. Z, 58 at No. 5, 10 at No. 8, % at No.
10, z at No. 13, ~ at No. Ia and II at No.
II. Total applicants, 2S9.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
Linen Handkerchiefs.

Kennard 3 Co., opened on Saturday
evening line ofladies hem-stitched hand
kerchiefs (all linen, 20 and 25 cents. The
finest yet offered.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
BLACK SILKS.

Black elk fringes, new styles of dress
buttons, and black trimming velvets
opened for to-day's sales by Kennard s.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
NORTH ADAMS. MASS.

have been greately benefited by the
Fond in fact, 1 am confindent that 1t vas
the d rst Tonic that gave me any perman-
ent reliable nerve power. 1t supplied the
waste OF the nervous system. which all
other Tonics and the most nourishing food
failed to do. / am very glad to give my
testimony TO Its true merit.
/ am, very truly yours.
Mrs. E. c, RICH ARDSoN.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09

The meeting of the collecting commit
tee called for Saturday evening was not
we'll attended and was wholly informal.
The following report Of the weeks op-
erations was submitted by the Treasurer
and he was instructed to publish it:
Amt. .ofsubscripitons reed by him $500 90
90 rac,d from | st Ward Com. OOH T5
The daily gazette., 1878-09-09
OFFICE BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONERS

OFFICE BOARD OF WATER
oMMISSIoNERS.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. B, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until two O'Clock, P. NJ, on Thurs
day, the 10th day of September, 1873, for
Iron kailins, to be placed around the Cool
Spring Reservoir.
Further information can be obtained by
applying at this office. The com mission
ers reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. JOHN p. ALLM0kD,
JAMES BRADFORD,
CAESAR A, RODNEY,
sep7-It commissioners