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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-28
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, ~ -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
...,; No. 4 Eleventh street.,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u RE BRICK DWELLING NO 503 WEST -,
NEXT Bo0h ~ TO d has Of
Tho Richmond Chanccry Court, pronounced June
a5 1878 in the case Of Palmer vs! Rowe e. az
we viii sell at auction, upon the premises on E -
the VALUABLE, BRICK DWELLING located as
above deScribeE-No. sos west Marshal street.
THE house contains five rooms and k1tchen ana the
lot fronts l feet by-.to an alley.
TERMS: One tEird cash; balance IN SIX x ana mo
ierred nnJuents 81 < per cent interest added. and
the title retained until all the purchase,moncy Is
paid. ..- J' !,,Ss :. GKTr
sa2o ...... Commissioners.
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tvAIJrARI,E LOT OF GROUND IN THE
CITY Of RIGHMoNp, AT THE N2 { r ! + \ i
CORNER OF CARY AND i l. ' l. 4 II
S,TREETS AT AUCTION.-In pursuance Of I de-
cree of the Circuit Court o: AuS;t couny G fmhIt
traitor &c cs j. w. Green Smith, trustee, Nc, Is
commissioner appointed for the purn1Ir wv i iIe
Ist DIV of October, at O'CLOCK i. VI. The L0l ot
GROUND situated rs above. fronting % .i-iZ leet
on Cary street. and running back 81 s-l2 rect 10 h
alley II feet wide. , ,oa h,so,,eu,
Tits LOT has upon 1t III excayated hasGlnei ~,
witn brick walls uD The street level ana DclliS W
caied within short distance of the basin, tnc i,Is
Exchanges and IN the centre OF me pest DuS;ires
nnrt of the city, is regarded as valuable SLUG lor
Warehouse factory any other business PURPOSE &C.
frERNS. Very I!beril-to Wit: enough IN cisi 70
,r costs IF suit and sale: the residue In equai pay
ents at one, two and three year, Inc
nrovaJ rsouu security bearing Interest from lhe
day OF sale aud The lille TO be retained D! 'he |oI
until full payment Is male; co,,,,,,ss,oror
oh " All 30 1taw4 w&tdtdS
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4fter a greenback meeting in Maine re,
Sar,Iv the orator took up o collection, anu
sonnii 1925 in the hat, In pieces toi paper
linscribed, "Thfs Is qunrter, - nis -
sffv cents.s he threw them MI away, ex.
cept a restaurant ticket, redeemabie IN q 10
supper. /, 60
| A French gentleman meets young anu anu
n,rrettv american girl I'm Paris !" w nat 10
the world are you doing heres. I'LL In
snanding nv honeymoon y : - :. But, where
~ yonr husband - ooh! he's In Ne"
York !n-Pari Figaro. II
1 The man who declaims against. the rali'
| roads and says they have ruined the county,
and ought to be wiped out, makes Ing ny,
aest kind OF q fuss when the train Is ven
minutes late. Cincinnati Saturday Hag's''
:;yesuyIus has opened up anew crater an i,
cone into che spouting business again. - -
SToakes more, noise than Kearney ana IS 1ai
more intelligent. Salt Lake Tribune -.
TO be efficient a police force must De WEI ],
Maid a man on half-pay does not care &c
get himself disliked by making arrests
Picoyuae. ,' !, -
The old dairyman who asked the Green.
4 hacker IL he could get any more cneese iron 81.
bis milk by watering II Is s,i1' tp na't's AZ
an answer.-AbanyJ journal, (f'ep.'
LANES Gordon Bennett will shortly return
IN Europe. There is rumor that ne is en-
gagged to. Garibafdi's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! Post. -.--.-..--"".>' ~
Tbe tobacco crop of Connecticut has beer
damaged by wind-storms. The result VIII %
a less number of Havana segars madeln th'
lState's y,ITe.
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fScIllT By Frank !. Sampson, -,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, ana No.aiS uDi''
No oo1 Huil street. Manchester, Va.

- No. 02l Hull street. Manchester, Va.
rpI1sTEF,s SALE OF THIR TIE e n
+ nnsHnSatfE RiIILDING-LOTS IN The
rLka 81 sBgc1 HLs N yIrsae o asE deed edi Of
Ot naAno,d 70 mo by Mrs. Caroline Cook. duly
Recorded IN County Court crgks sse o. DEED
6rneeeS Sou sn eoa and OF decree of the Hustinrs
hest T. e9 asss On Ihs
Gas Executor &C., will sell at public auction,
on the premisesl ,,u,c,-r pI,I, nrNc-T f,TS
tfdIar ~ f,,,ck HIIl near the residence OF mr
~ enn y Walden. on THURSDAY, October H.
1873, commencing at z. bl. ,,,,a,,y.
lots in tie suburbs Of MANCHESTER and should a..
tract Ihe attention of capitalists and oness IA an
OF the property can be seen by applying 20 Tue
tioneer. ..-r.. 80, ,,noa IN three
on1,sI m yments nj four eight md twelve moni hs
for negotiable notes, with Interest added IRON ga
of sale, and title retained until all OF the purchase
'n ises 81 " = MARCUS A.. COG BILL, Trustee:
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MIR. L. LlNNEMANN,
THE UNFORTUNATE OYER,
requests all who left GOODS with him to be DYED
to call for ,hem THIS WEEK, a. bis old store, No.
42o Rroa street. sc 24.5t
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CARprTs MATTIsGs. .tc.

PAIL. CARPE'rINGS, &c. FALL.
We have received cur FALL STOCK OF CAR
PETINGS. consisting of
.E INGRATSS, THREEPLYS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. ,t-.
BRUSSELS aud AXMlSSTERS,
LACE CuRTAfNs. WINDOW SHADES,
OIL-CLOTHS. LINOLEUN,
and every article usually Kept In 1rstclass carpet
house. - $500 =.
We ask au Inspection before purchasing.
egi . r. e. RICHARDSON CO., X
No.,901, corner Niuth and Main streets.
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.nAIErosAD HINES
IN u go
OFFICE BRIGHTHoPE RAILWAY CoNPANY.l
u -. RICIIx1nHu. Septf mhers 10. 1878.

I'M
OFFICE BR1sHTaorEs KAIwsTi S p as4s
ON. AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 17TH
train M s,ys M6issbsassY ana ATGs
DAYS. At a n; /; returning, lease Chester same.
Passengers from Richmond leave on 1:3s P. NJ.
train from Byrd Street station; PASSENGERS from
Leave on gao E n TIN ffSR Apo
Sc l8 .5.Si.s. Superintendent.
RICHMOND. FREp'a & POTOMAC Il. X. Co-t !
- RICHMOND. june 6, 1877.
0oMMENCING MONDAY, 10Th IN
W SLANT. trains on this road VIII run as follows:
rs + Il @ NORTH BOUND.
No. l-745 AM, leaves Byrd-Strees station daily
Il Except Sunday. dne at wash
ingsi;on, S l;ho 2; Nj B sii'
New York, 1905 p. M.
No. $500 ?. IL, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due 3. Washington. 9:05 z: H.;
de!ehla, s;lo AM; New York.
No. $500 M, leaves g Byrd-streei station
-. oailv; due at Washington, 1870
A. NJ: Baltimore. 3:l5 A. NJ;
Philadelphia, $40 A. NJ; New
NO. $500 p. NJ, A SSst s;SG 3: TRAIN
- - for junction.. leaves Broad
-... Stree. station daily Except Sun
day..
SOUTH BOUND.
| No. 2-lo.55P b., arrives ar Byrd-Street station
- = =. daiIy Except Sunday j. Leaves
New York. Sis A. ST.: Phila-
deIphia. ll:45 A. NJ: Bati-
k--=.aa mo more s.i 4isP f +. NJ; Washing
NO. 4-I:33P NJ. ARRIVES at Byrd-Street station
- daily. Leaves New York, $3.50
P. 81; Philadelphia, 1880 z.
81 NJ; Baltimore, 7:20 A. NJ. /;
".si -sG Washington. 9 A. NJ.
No 6-s:lS A. NJ, arrives ut Byr,l-Siret station
daily. Leaves New York, 6:30
| '. -. p NJ: Philadelphia. $50 r.
':sa'r r NJ: saltInore. 1885 A. NJ.
| No s-S.55 A. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
- arrive, st Broad-Street station
daily Except Sunday.
| STOPS. sis
No. l makes ali regular stops except at Hungary.
| No. 2 makes all regular stops except At Rutner
| Glen and Hungary. H.
No 5 stops Ut I'LL regular stations except Hun
| gary. ss.., ,, u,o,,o,..
| burg Milford, Junction, and Ashland.
| No 5 stops ONLY mt Ashland, Junction. Penoil'
| Milford, and Fredericksburg. <,.,.
| No. STOPS ONLY at Fredericksburg, summit,
| Guinea's station. Woodford, Milford, Penoa, Ru-
| therglen, junction, and Ashland.
| Nos. 7 and will make all regular stops. 1T,
The passenger-car attached 10 ffel2nt iTiaus VIII
| ~ General Ticke, Agent
r. T. D. MYERS. General Superintendent. le7
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(1HIKA, GLASS, CHINA.
FAIL IMPoRTATIONs.
RANKS AND BANKERS.
FsTABLIsHED 1850.

RANDALL II. FO0TE. BANkER,t 49,,
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, l.
having been for twelve years q member Of New
Yort stock Exchange and Vice President of Gold
Board. The highest character aad experience Is
guaranteed. Stocks, Gold, and Bonds aiso StocE
n large or small amounts ught and sold on rtgn-
mr. commissions and moderate margins. Pamphlet
entitled wall Street, and stock tables containing
valuable Information, mailed on receipt OF loc.
...#
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DICuMCND AND DANNILLE RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT
SUNDAY, September %. ISIS.
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RICE aIGf-es

PHILADELPHIA. RICH slEIs .@
s MOND, AND NORFnLK STEAM
$H!F LiS S:TGg E ~ IFW A, ESi
rlTiTEG THREE TiMES A WEEK-Uns!l furttni
sdt,c. the the steamers Of tly line vii! make sr-wcck
trips, Leaving philadelphia evtyy ~ nchnoni
very TirFSpAY. FRIDAY. ard SUNDAY. COO,
nnciin- al Philadelphia with Clrde'> New England
Line for Boston. Fall River rro'iaehce'"haa I'LL tie
Nc GI-I Fi"S'" TTfTMiEfHFREQUENT DEPARTURES
az " Ia JAMES W. MiCEhRRlCK.
General Southern Agent. Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE 4 CO.
General Managers,
LILO No l2 South MharT.s. pEla.telpEia.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIv ER A%p HEsrEAE& !
RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF IkAlNr.
= COMMENCING May -, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 T. NJ. Leaves Richmond ri f.>DAY, Tllth~"
DAY. ana SATURDAY. Conm",is ~
West Point with sl,"'i"r Havana
all points ou YORK. river AMI IA'.-
more Arrives ia niilimort az : 10
VI connects with ratl-tincs Io7 W ,7@
inston. philadelphia. New York -
ION and all western points tbnr.''i
IT Richmond with triItl< Oh Rirha".Ei
and Petersburg aad Chesapeake ~
Onto railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. VI. Leaves R,chmond ;ipNDhY; WE'D
SESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
600 A. ID TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SAT
GRFDkY. Connects with .tt"msi'
at West FONT for riTrr bindings li"'
meets nj Richmond with trims "a t,'a~
luonJ and Danyic r~.ilroa'l. ltict!h'A'.
and Petersburg, AMI theSnpea". Al"
Ol.'O ra! 'roats.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 z. N. Leaves Richmond daI; except sl1-
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A, d. Arrives at Richmond TtEsl'ti.
AVN - 0' THURSDAY. and>aTrEDAf. ga.
meets win trnins Ou it!chn""i Ail
Petersburg and Chesapeake Al. r..,r
railroads. Steamer i!I%ama c.ty'' .'''.
MO&DAY. WEDN!.sDAi. ~" Tx
trains from riu!r',ta, NJ" ll"rn,
and western poiEts, ~. ht 3rst rom
with trains FOR Richmond AMi tlt
S0utE.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
A.no p NJ Arrives nj R!chmnnd MOHI'Ai." ~
EESDAY, and FRIi'Ai AMI
6.15P N, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AMI N'''
I-RDhY. CONNECTS Win ,tcaAi 80
West Point from Bat!inor. ''.''
meets with Richron5 aHd DgHt"rr
Richmond and Petersburg. and IDga%-
pcaxc and Ohio railroads..
| LOCAL PASSrNGFR.
| 1000 a II, Arrives at Richmond aaly cScri >"'
6ay. Connects with l:!ctE"iil "'tI
| Petersburg and Chesapeake ana G'.'
| railroads. ,,
| No transfer of frpigb: at Richmond ~ "r r..
southern points Cars through between A'."' -
| and West Point. ,, ,.., -...s
Careful handling and dispatch. ":tA lowest ra''S'
guaranteed. ,.,. .,..,..,,,.d rgi.s
| Tnrough bills Of lading, win tnaf.htes' '"'e"'
| Issued TO all northern and wr=t"s+ FnhS. ,, r,
Through t,caets sold 10 MI !.t.%.; "I@
! western points. ana baggage rI:c'tr" .hr?nHn. 80,
| For tickets apply 81 Gcnrra Hts''-i iEhSI ~ w.,
ace s26 Main street; 4. shc tN'hnIe iio.I'' a..
companyis depot, corner THcnty-!aiFd An' zoe"
streets, Richmond, Va. , @ r,x,n,srd.pt
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WINES. LIQUORS. dc.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL June, 1878.
WE HAVE APPOINTED CHRISTIAN
& WHITE our sole agents for the sale Of our
WINES In the States Of Virginia, North and South
Carolina. kOHLER FKoLlNG.
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Depoits OF one dollar aud upwards received, and
sIx ner can't. allowed on deposits
Deposits received subject to check without notice
and Interest flowed ON same u not chesSea on mon
Interest on a. deposits TO commance zen daF
after dnte OF depnsiit. $500. =, ..u .
O'Clock p, a., and on Saturday froW T. A. TN
p ~ S<a~sSo
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AUiCTIrlosr sALEs--rhlsDe pay

ss55AUCElON.sA LLsssSs-- 49, -
By Richardson a Co.. 81 80
is5 PES, Estate A4Gntyand Ancti
No. is Main street.
TENEMENToN . THE II 3 SOUTH pIgE
STpTFsIS FOR SALE RY AUCTION: I9 = B y
nntEMGyEO IN FIVE pAYs..Oa sAI ,l III -,
the Rst Instant nt g cctock PMi We s !. shnse
~ III Iloved Within 1--WE DAYS. = ~,
= - TsRIs: Ar'eaie RICHARDSON ~,
.asa 26 5St-t.l - <AuceIenSe.
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Sunday.
For tickets. bageagc-checks ma p-blils iimc-fah's
or other Information, apply NJ cUmpany's ofIco
Sixteenth and Broad streets. or \. ". GARBER's.
SAG Main street. ". II. :. DUNN.
Engineer ans: Superintendent.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD, General Ticket Agent.
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lust RECEIVED, OUR FALL STOCK:
81 A full line of CARPETS and OIL-CLOTHS Of
all grades; RUG MATS. DRUGG ETS, SHADES,
and HOLLANDS; CORSICE LACE and DAMASh,
CIJRTAINS, which we are Offering ut Tow prices.
Also, q full line of PAPER-HANGINGS. All orders
promptly attended 10: ,,,,,,,,,,,s
No. 22, corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
90 TO-
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Referring to the above, We have now In stock d.
rec, from this the largest wine-growing house In
the world, The following WINES. which we gllaInn-
tee tie pure juice of the grape and al prices lower
than any similar Wines were ever offered in this
.ot
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q, w. PICKRELL. President.
E. B. SNEAD, Cashier.
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,,TrIzENs BANK or RICHEOND.

St1RpLits. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
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E,NJILLD = III VT T W Y ~ -
y COMMENCING NAY -, 1877
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BY Grubbs L Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctiorcers.
Eleventh street between slaIn and Bank.

RICHARDSON & Co., Auc,lonccrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-04
CITY FINANCES.

Tho following statement shows tho amounts paya
49,, 80. ,xa,on ,r,.n ,ca,nst ,ho c,,v ,roavnr
VIC ho'" 'aN"'oH ~ e w ny 'y
during tho month OF December, 1871 with the state
mcut O, the city debt as represented in stocks and
ponds ana tue purposes 'o' "hion s''cAs "cfe Is
ed:-Sate taxes, Sl00, 600; salaries, supplies and
roncra of the CITY government 81 53T g.
- ~ :, ..., -,
interest a"' ins'"'en's VI P''"e'f " S '''y "eo''
$52 Gl III pubic Instruction, S5V2 6t6 "a; Judgment
600 %. chari,abc nsi,tut,ons $50 2O7 10: oecton
v" 49,. .na =, .,,n.,,, , r., cco 90
Expenses silo'oo' on h'sos"'Heous' eii'ooo W.
Total payable from taxation, S2ebo,tii 81 Up TO
November so the total was SIS, OBS, lUl 81.
rho 10 lowing Is a statement OF new works anc i'm
provcments payable IRON issue OF bondsi-Pubic
works street openings and improvements and Croton
works. $3.50, 495 IL docks ana Slips s4l, 1913 TO-
city parks improvement S2,69S 80; Museum
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DIED..

AYREs.-At Rossvile, 5. l., on Tuesday, January !,
JOEL Il. 1yEEs aged 90 years
Relatives and rlenJs OF the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the tuncra from his late residence
on Friday, January 4, at haii-past Twelve p NJ.
Trains leave Vanderbilt landing on the arrival OF nine
A. NJ. boat from Whitehall ST. Al Huguenot Station
carriages Will bc in waiting.
BAiLgy.-oo Wednesday, January Q, JOHN BAILEY,
Ia the 5ith year Oh Ms age.
Funeral at his Iato residence, Englcwood, NJ j., on
Friday January 4, al quarter past four z. Al. Inter-
ment at Middctown, Conn.
BAILEY. Suddenly, at Jamaica, L. l., on Wednes-
day, January 2 JOHN II. BAILEY, IN the 72d year Of
his age.
The relatives and friends aro invited TO attend the
funeral Saturday, 5th inst st two O'Clock p. 81,
from his late residence, Grand ST., Jamaica, without
further invitation.
BRADy--Aitor a short illness, JAMES BRADY, u ma.
tive OF the parish OF Kmore county Cavan, Ireland.
In the 65th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends vi tho family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
No 30i East sh ST. Saturday. at naii.past nine A.
NJ to st. Budgets Church and thence TO Calvary
Cemetery.
BYRSEs--In Brooklyn, January 2 CHARLES, only
OF stephen H. aud Hcnrictta H. Byrnes, OF scarlet
fever, gged years and months
Funeral from residence, ADJ Marcy av., nj two
O'Clock, on FRIDAY, Ava INST
CANNON ON Wednesday, THOMAS CANNON, In tho
33d year OF his age.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral from It's late residence $50 Broome
81, this Friday, two O'clock
IoBURS Al Fort Lee, ". j., January 3, GEORGE b.
CoBuRS, In the 3Ith year OF his ago.
Funeral saturday, January 8, at two o'clock,
from Church Of tho Good shepherd.
Maine Dapers please copy-
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WOMAN SUFEkAu T..

Last evening the monthly moeting OF the New York
Woman Suffrage Society took place at No. 238 West
Fourteenth street. Alter the reading OF the minutes
and the transaction Of routine business Mr. Lee, ex
Governor OF Wyoming, called upon. He said that
he had nothing new TO say and very little that was
old TO repeat All the persons with whom no had
argued the question OF woman's rights mad claimed
that NO lady whose lilo altogether pleasant
VINO had not been wrecked in fortune or disap-
pointed in lovc, was ever found 10 auvo.
cato the theory OF woman suffrage II had
pecn maintained that women were physically
incapable OF dlscnarglng the more onerous duties of
cIt,zepship Ii any one present oil tnat opinion
tue gentleman would be pleased 10 hear him speak
MI Boucher responded, claiming That there was
modicum OF truth in tho argument which. however.
was IN favor oil opposed 70 Tue theory oI wo-
man's rights ioI as ne claimed, every great reform
has had It's origin in powerful ieelng OF disappon-
meut or discomfort. Mira oocum held that woman
suraglss generally the most contentcd, tho most
intelligent, 1rec, anu morally the strongest
women TO be found. Mrs. DR.. Lozcr. tho president 81
the society, read an extract from letter Oh victor
Hugo In which he speaks Of tho necessity OF reform
ia The social status o woman. she also READ snort
paper GU the subject A NUMBER oil othcr lauies
and gentlemen gave expression " their views.
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MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR ooxNoR.


AUGUSTA, Jan. g. 1878.
Governor Conner was inaugurated this morning
with tho usual ceremonies His address was long ana
bore almost exclusively upon local and state matters
He derecaes the passage of the Silver BILL ana urges
the stimulation agricultural pursuits as one OF the
ost important factors in the prosperity OF tho State
He shows tho finances to DO in good condition.
The receipts of the Treasury in 1877 were 3s III
Cash on hand. January l, 1877, 1894 AZ ~ iota,
81 Co., 100 81 Expenditures Tor The year, sl37l, o2'
Gross s,ute debt, SIS S73, 600 Tho reduction during
tho year, $4,000 The sinking fund has been IN
creased $gl 435 Oh Increase OF the rate oil TAXA
ton 10 $50 mills Is recommended. Tue savings banks
OF the State have deposits OF $50 S72 Co. decrease
OF 81. 633 29S OF. He reairms his confidence III me
wisuom OF auoshiug the death penalty, there having
been sinco the passage Of the law, but one case OF
conviction OF crime which the penalty Is aiiected ny
1t. No reference 10 national politics was maue.
LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS CHOSEN
Tho Legislature, IN convention TINS AFTERNOON,
elected Sumner j. Ctadbournc secretary oil state; Ia
A. Emery, Attorney General; L. T. Cilley, AaJntant
General L. q. harrington, Charles Z. Jose, Wi,ian
+. Gareoilon X. q. Snepard, Andrew Lacy, ,. Y.
Hatch ana /. G. Down, Executive Councillors
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MARYLAND.
GOVERNOR cARRonL's MESSAGE:


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 8. 1873.
Roth bouses of the Legislature organiZed per-
mauently to-day. electing the officers nominated In
tho democratic caucus last night. Edward Lloyd, OF
Talbot was made President OF the Senate and Angus
TINS Gassaway Secretary. In the House +. s. Hopiit-
zel OF Baltimore was elected Speaker, aud Milton \.
Kydd, Of Cecil county, Clerk.
GOVERNOR CARRoLL's ANNUAL MESSAGE.
The Message OF Governor Carroll was read in both
houses 1t is q comprehensive paper. discussing
State affairs with clearn and decision
The funded dobt of tho State the Both Of Septem
her 1871 was So 75S677 3d. Tho value OF stock and
bonds held By the which interest is paid ant
considered productive assets 362 $50 o. leaving
the net debt of the State which interest must be
provided st, 500, 80 80 80,
last tho Governor says:"lt Is not necessary lor me
10 ter upon any the causes OF THIS vo'
lent dist urpance Undoubtedly the extraordinary de.
which has existed Tor the past Tour years ~
ali branches OF business compelled the great railway
lines to make reductions in their expenditures, ana
linus the numbers OF unemployed nave boon con-
stanlly added to. The want and suffering produced
by such condition of the working classes Is always
an evil greatly to be deplorcd but one unfortunately
that canno OF reached by Immediate leg isation. The
revival OF business and encouragement OF judi
clous political system by which II VIII DO Drought
about
Southern States has undoubtedly been OF such char
acter as to pro confidence and revivo prosperity,
aud like wisdom brought to pear upon tne nnahciai
question woula bring forth capital, renew enterprise
and give employment TO the dormant industry OF tha
country No political platforms can be OF any use 10
the workngman or furnish him with work: IN Tree
counry ike ours tho relations of capital and labor
must Always adjust themselves, ana are regulated ny
conditions which politicians cannot control Inc
surest road prosperity for all classes Is through
inst and OF the STATE sovcn-
ment and an honest disposition OF It's revenues"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-04

by speech and resolution The people desire comps
tency aud integrity In all departments OF the publ
service, and that the pubic patronage snail no
iage and partisan success. Much VI tho
methods and policies emp Dyed or advocated to secur
wnc have gwen thought 10 the matter, that the par
Improve tie civil service has come from mistaken
our republican government the characteristics civil
piaints made against the American system OF civil
service are IN reality, complaints against republican
form OF government ITSELF through the system OF civil
service which is a necessary part oil that government
IN monarchy authority In the civil service IS rep
resented In the crown and schools Of training may
be maintained and their graduates appointed 10
places in the various departments win the certsny
that, /! found to be competent ana faithful. they
VIII remain there through lie. or through the con-
tiruance OF a dynasty But republic is monarchy
upside down; and tho crown 10 with the people, TO-
gether with all prerogaves civil service included
Tho Executive is frequently changed wnie the power
the people which delegates authority Is permanent
The quality civil service. therefore, VIII depene
III uch upon tho quality OF public sentiment; ana u
the standard u that be sufficiently high 10 recognize
fitness for office above the value OF partisan ih'
fuence we shalt reached the very essence OF tue
necessary publication. Pubic sentiment IN this
country wiil sustain the appointments OF competent
ana Trustworthy persons TO the civil Service anu the
removal of those VINO are not or VINO abuse tneit
places Tor unjustinabc ends.