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" ST. Cloud Rliiling

1OHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctoueer,
~ ST. Cloud Bliiding.
TRCSTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE
FRAME DWELLl>G, No. = SECOND
STREET N0nTH WEST.
BY virtue OF a ceed of trust, dated the 10th IL
OF December, A. ID. 1915 and duly recorded -
IN Liber No. sO6, folio I7s, seq. che OF tie -.
land records OF the District of Columbia and at inc
request OF the parties secured thereby we VII sell
at PUBLIC auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 25Jh
DAY Of Septembe-. A. D. 1878 at 5 clock p IN
Id 'front.' OF the prem Sas, the following described
property, with the improvem ants thereon. sGua =,
Ia the city OF Washington, District of Column pia,
20 N1t: The western eighteen (1S) feet frouC by
the depth OF the lot OF lot numbered ten 90, in
square numbered Ave hundred and sixteen t5is }
This property will Ne soil ,ject u q prior trIst
of eight hundred $500 dol ars, which, on payment
of inters st, will be ,ten lei.
Terms OF sale: Three hundred (S3OO) dollars Tim
terest and expensesl in cash; balance in one year
from day OF sale with interest at eight (S) per celt
per all uln, to be secured on the proper,y sold
CHRISTIAN u. LEDERER
GEORGE BAUER }Irustees.
WIN. SMITH, saiesman,
Sc, 13 15 IL, 81. 1885
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CoURAGEoUsIY TESTING THE INfECTIoU5 )
NESS OF YELLOW FEvER.-Drs. Westmereland
and JohnSon'S action in the Brand ease il
Well known. 1t has been fourteen days since
tLey tndied their patient, remained with HIM
day a4d night, slept with him and unpacked
his Clothes. The disease generally breaks out
in eight days and one is regarded as safe
after fourteen. They and the nurses are
wholly free from disease There was one case
in all Atlanta hotel which DIR. w. had in
charge, and OF which very few knew, aud the
patient got Well. To the Constitution report
er's question, asking if he considered It i'm
possible for The fever 10 be bred there DR.. W .
said Absolutely, there is nothing here to
feed 1t on. 1t is a nlalarial fever, and must
have malaria. There is no malariai here
There are four degrees of malarial fever
chllS- bilious fever congeStiye Cor pernicious }
fever and yellow fever Nor We cannot breed
even the first phase OF this fever here have
Lever seen over three or tour cases OF chillS
that originated in this city, and those were
due TO some peculiar local cause. No, sir; IL is
absolutely impossible for us To have malarial
fever here, and We need not fear il. SO
THINK We ought TO open our doors to the vel
low fever patients and invite them to come
here and make their asylum. Chattanooga
has done II and with no more safety than At
lanta could do it Addntd, Ga, Special.
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HON OR and shame from no condition rise;
Act We'll your part and then 60 advertise.
[ELc hdnge.
Just so. Let all the ends thou afm'st at be
To make the public buy their goods from thee
Alta California
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WASH. y. WILLIAMS, Aucti0neer
" 1oH1, corner 10th and - sis. northwest,

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ASSORTED HOUSE
E0LD FURNITURE.
Supei Tor PaTiOV Furniture, subs tantiay made and
upholstered IN Drah Rep with BIe PufingS;
Handsome " ainut Dressing Suite heav-
lily carve AID from one of the best ulapuf &C.
tories: Three Sets OF ey IA x ,od Cottage Fur
nlture, beautifully painted aud well preServed
Walnut NJ. L, Sideboard. uustintsd in work
nlanShlp; walnut Extension Tabs and Dining
RoOM Chairs 10 match: NJ T Center Tables,
carved IN ali manner OF styles; Luxurious Easy
Chairs and Lounges In Rsp and Raw Silk: one
Handsome Hat Rack, marble base; an entire
household OF superior Brussels Carpets of the
most exquisite patterns, in excellent condition
and. from TIE best English and American ftc,
tories: fine Lace Curtains LanlDJel uins md
Cornices.
On MONDAY. September 18Th. hpginutng0
at 10 a. m. at residence No. 1920 i7th stresr, ~
between and l. streets noTlnwe3t. shat go
sell, Without reserve, the abOve-deScribed
contents Of q Ia ee and e-kept dwelling houSa
together with large assortment Of miscellaneous
articles Impossible to enumerate.
Sep12-d Wash. b. WILLIAMS knct
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DIED.

DYED.
HANNAH. On the 18Th OF Ssptember, 1873,
loRk1To III. V. HANNAH, lnfant daughter a
lbs mas r. and Pnilomona V. Hannah, aged
years and months.
Weep not for little Loretto.
Her gentle spirits fi,d;
She sweetly sleeps wi; b Jesus
Am; ng the silent cea4.
But We would not call thee. L1retto,
Back 10 this world of pain
We know our loss is deeply felt
With thy eternal gain.
Her funeral takes place SATURDAY. September IL.
nom the residence Of her pafents. 84S rwooty-
v.ntk sti eet between and X northwest NJ n
O'Clock y. N. Rockville papers please copy,
OFFUTF. At O'Clock on Friday morning.
september Ii, 1873 Dr. GEORGE w. OFFUrT. n
the twenty -5eyentn year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Baltimore aDsp
Norfolk Va. Iapers please copy
SnAEhvkL LII. In Georgetown, ID C., eeptern !.
ff-y-six years. -oN~
hsr funeral viii take place Saturday, Sept, 18TH.
q lO CLICK a. M, al Oak H;ll Cemetery.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctfonsers,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOI, On STREET. BETWEEN AZ AND
S1H STREETS SOUTHWEST. AT AUG
BY virtue of 3 deed of trust gwen to US, III
and duly recorded Ia Liter No. S57 folio 275, i..:H
one OF the band records OF the District Of ..2&
Columbia. anG at the teqpest OF the party secured
thereby, We viii SCH at pubic auction In front Of
the the premises on EalDAY, II. ID. h lay Of SEP
certain piece OF parcel Of ground situated, lying
and being In the city of Washing on, District Of
Coiumbia and known and desc ribed as being ali of
SSrgnasl q, Lot nnmbsred nine 90 in square num-
bered i've hundred bO0l, according to the original
plat or survey of said city, together with the inn
prCvements, ways easements rights. privileges
and appuTte nanceS to same belonging or in any
wise appertainirs. This Lot is improved by a
Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One-th:rd cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, notes to bear interest at 8
per cent per annun, and to be secured by deed of
trust on the premises sold. Ii the terms OF sale
not complied with within seven days, the Trustees
The right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the detauiting purchaser alter giving
lve days notice or such resale in some new papsf
published IL " a5hiI gten, ID. u. Cnnveyancfps at
purchasers cost. A deposit Of 500 required at
tIuie of sale.
B. F. BIGELOw, l,...
sei4-eo&ds VIM. r. WOODWARD. trustees.
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TNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha. the sub
i scriber, Of Washington, d. G., hath OBJ
tanned from the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia. holding Special Term for Orphans
the personal estate of LEONIDAs C. CAMP.
BELL, late OF the District OF Columbia, deceased
Ali persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, at or before
the 18th day of August next: they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said es-
tate. Given under nv hand this 29th day of Au-
gust. 1878.
AuAS0-i,S St MARY X. CAMPBELL.
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AUCTION SALES.
BOWLING, AuesIoneor.


On SATURDAY MORNING, septic :, TX,
Der 14th, at 20 O'Clock, / shall sal 10 = 4, :
front OF u SalesroGr9s, = -
Sew efal Pianos. Handsome Lsa'g CoISFe aJu..
Elegant Marble Top WALNUT Grsmher suita.
walnut Mirror Trout A-DOrs, WsiauS Nsrlrohes
French Plato Nsntel Mirrors, Lounges,
Hat Racks, Chairs,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
F'Ts Cut Glass Ware. CrocEery,
Cooking anu Heating stoves. Sc. Sc
1t THOMAS DOW LING. Act.
NJ a. WALSH, Auctioneer.
ENTlRE CONTENTS OF HOUSEHOLD, FTTS-
NITC RE, belonging to r. A. Fenw'tk, IN
Fouse No. 16 Second Streat. q .c-.catowfi. q
c., SETTEMBER 1tTI, 1878, AT loie clock
a.
Among the effects are some ia Old fash n
toned Furniture. The house contains in a
part ~
Mahogany Sideboari. Wha-uo', Ca-nets, ~
OncUths. G.. 3. Chairs Feather Beis,
Cottage sets Walnut steals aud surests
Stoves. Table cutlery Glassware, Greek -rr,
China Sc. OF "a pieces very Tne. and many articles
too numerous to mention.
SepI3-2t G. G. HULSE, Sa esnsn.
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COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner Of It'll stres,
and Nov York avenue. entrance on Now -
In the city. Money loaned a ma loTast0 Il
rate Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches Plate
and Plated var. Diamonds, Guns, Pistols, n.
articles Of vH2uA. fani-lv
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

VUUNd q MIDDLETUN, AucuOneerD.
MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST
By virtue Of aided Of trust dated April TIN "a
1878, duly recOrced In Liber 8l4, folio 47S, t::
lumsia, snd at the request of the party secured
thereby we will cell at pnbic auction. In front o
situate in the city OF " hington, at O'Clock D
m. SATURDAY. September 14th: All of square
numbered (937} nine hundred and thirty-seven.
Tens viii he stated at sale.
se,,o :, p; ": MIi IIhpH H. Trustees.
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TNHOs. EWA66AMAN, Keal Estate Aucuoneer
ROUSE ON I STREET, BETWEEN 2Is :
AND 22D STREETS NORTHWEST, No,

Under and bv virtue Of certain deed Of -
trust, dared eth day OF ApriL 1877 and re- 10
coroeo u Liter $40 folio go, aud at the re-
guest OF the party secured hereby. viii on NON
sell public auction. al that parcel of land lying N
I9e CITY OF washington. -. c., and known as part
frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One.third cash, balance In six
tH Give aud eighteen months With Interest fr.m
gay OF sale. $50 Is required when bid Is accepted.
should the terms OF sale be not complied with In
Eve days. the Trustee reserves the right 70 resell
the property q, the risk OF defsulrtng purchaser.
ser6 THOS. x. WAtGAMsS Trustee.
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WAsH"sroH aoME REMEDY.
DIR. LEWIS, PLA6THR.

SEVEN FOB A QUARTER.
Ofo nfge and SIX small. 6nrpassee Oapcine and
Porous. Sure cure for CuIs, burns. Bruises and
1a0a6y
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TTRUSTEE's SALE os A FIVE ROOM
E.. " iTH THE LOT, IL BY % FEET.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust to me- dated III
May 3, 1878, recorded in liber No. TEL. folio 80
81. one OF the land for the District Of -
Columbia shall sell at pubic sale. on MONDAY
the 18th day of September 1878, al O'Clock D. m.
In front OF the premises, The west twelve feet front
by inety-five feet deep OF lot mum bered twenty
seven, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Amount OF the balance OF the debt
secured by the deed OF trust and expenses of sale
cash; and the balance in six MONTHS with interest,"
800 OF which must be paid Immediately after the
sale. All the costs of couveyancing to ba paid by
the purchaser, and if the terms are not implied
With In iive days after the saie the property Will
chaser after i've days notice, to bs published La
the Evening Star.
THOS. e. WAGGANAN. Auct, sens eoSd
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MAhRIED,

BOHT STANDARDIZATION. In this CITY sep-
tmueT 10 1873, at the residence OF Sam asi DOH
nea, Esq, ~ the Rev. g. Sunderland, ID. ID.
AtG Y. bosTROM to tHERSfIS HALLS from,
Ooih OK Sweden.
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CHARLEs W. HANDY, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY AND
BACK BUILDING BRICK HOUSE, No
40 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue or TWO deeds of trnst. listed June e.
rs, s72, and Marrh Ped 1874 recorded L -
LneI G81, folio l12, and Liber TAG, folio 2Gj s..ssE
and b direction OF The party secured thereby, ]
VIII sell at pubic auction, In front az the prem
4. d. 1878, at 80 O'Clock p. M, Lot nun eTed
thirteen mo. 13), in subdivision OF square mum
bered five hundred and eleven (No. 5l1J. with I'm
prov ementS thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-thiId cash; balance In six
ard twelve months, viii interest at the rate Of 5
per cent, pr annuyn, secured by deed 81 trust on
the property sold. All onveyancing at purchaser IS
cost. 500 down at time of sale, Terms to be COM
piled With III tive days from fsy of sas.
NATu AhIEL CARUSI, JR.,
SepII- &c &ES Trust,s,
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.


LAFGF AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or HAND
Being The entire contents OF plivate re- 5Ice,
IT moved t. our salesrocnls for cuuveni.u q Of
sale, and compris ug In part, Prior Suit in
Reps, Flre Turkish Lounges Easy t'ha,ts aad
Secretary and Library Bookcases. IL ps t.nn
biequIns, Lace Curtains, Fine sSalaug LTat
YIN marble top; walnut E1tens.o' Table, c.
lea her. Rich W. nut Chamber Sets with mar
be tops; v alnut NJ ,rhietop DQlrr Cas-,
Patlted caro- m Fer. War tro.,es' Biseaus
se's and Ingram 'stpets, O'ico hs. nj Paint
ings ard Eng.svings Also, one VI rsle-typ
We VIII sel on TUESDAY pRNING n
17th instant. commencing at 10 &c ock. Ia
front OF our "a esro"ms. general and eh otce =
assoI tMent of nous hold goods. worth, ,he
attention of hruSekceperS ard others. The rhDie
% he positively sold The highest bidders for CASH.
sepl3 St DUNUANSON BROS. Aucts.
pY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF TIE SUI
~ preme Cou of the District OF Column nd
pa. passed In Equity Cause Nos 4S3 where -
Ia GIseni. 81 johnson 4 Co. a.e plaintiffs, Ia
oHer Tor sale AT public auction IN front Of the
premises, on MONDAY. the % day of Septem-
t per, 1879; al oei'Gs p m, Lot numbered tnir.
square No. 164 The pro lerIv is situated IN l7rr
street. between AID L streets NORTH est a ali the
improvements consist of a fine Brick kes Ieace.
Terms of sale: One-iflh Of purchase money
cash iance In one III two a. three ~ and four
~ years, the pu chaser 70 give his iof Ia.
deferred payments, bearing interest at per cant
per ahnnm. payable mi annually. aud secured ~
the retention of the title hy The Trustees unt o.I
goo down at time of sale.
HENRY WISE dARVETT
Columbia Law Building fr.,
EUGENE CAnUsI. trustees.
Barhout's Law Building.
CHAS. W. HANDY, Auct. ssp13-d sds
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The Queens was, aud - no common sor-
row, and there is no a'tectation IN her own de-
ScliplIon % 1t. 4 / the p raSure of her OW
Pc ,ondl existence Went out with the death OF
her lusbaBd-One of the most discreet LOYAL
and wise Of European PRINCES
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LADXEN' SHOES.

LADXED SHOES.
Until september lst shall allow dis
count OF ID per cent. on Ill cash sales, eA
JAZZ. II. VkRNILYA
go 0tA st.. opp. Patent Ones.
Ladies' BOUTS and SHOES made to order At
short nOtice. suSi-tr
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STEAMERS. &c.

TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
u The steamer MATTANO, Capt. <F~~s
W W. d. Is BttLEs wi, ma1e three tTl93
and one to NATION CRkEk, stopping at inter-
mediate landings geing and returning. For further
m formation inquire at 3. l.. Sherif's Coal and
and at wharf. foot of h and streets
ap2o-tr q. UCKER JCSEs, Agent.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH
Tie swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
TIE LAKE, Capt. G. j. BONNE- r~S
VILE, i aves g h-street wharf, -SSSgmUlS
until further notice, every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock D. m con-
meeting with steamers for Boston, Providence and
other Northern points. Returning, leaves Nor
ociolk p m.
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E>OLEY, Auctioneer, s11 7th st. NV.
We will sell on SATURDAY MORN. Myn g
n 6. September 18th, at 10 Q clock, one EsS4
new and irstclass to be sod for cash and without
reserve. Also a lot of Furniture and one iron
saie. Any one in want OF the above goods will do
we'll to attend this sale.
Sepl2-2t FOLEY, Auctioueer
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TOMORROW.

ETTASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Dol, northwest cor. 10Th and D streets.
HANr5C Me ROSEWC CASE PIANO,
FULL OCTAVE, II >KDSGMELY CARY
I'D, NEARLY NV, AND COST $500;
handsome Walnut Frame Mantei Mirror:
Gilt Frame Pier Mirror; Elegant Black wa /.
nut Wardrobe. Mirror from; Walnut NJ. Top
DresserS; Handso e Walnut DrasSinx Case:
Chamber Furniture: Walnut NJ. Top Sids.
heard; Walnut Dining Room Chai 8; Walnut
Extension Tables; Walnut Frame Psror
Suites, upholstered n Rep Ladies' and Gents
Easy Chairs; Long ges; Ma bIe-tep Center
Table; Handsome Marble Base Hat Rack. Mir
Tor Back; Marble-top Center Tables; Cottage
Furniture; BRUSSELS, Ingram snd other Car
pets: walnut Redstea-S, Bureaus and Wash
stands; OiiciOths, &c.
On SATURDAY, september 18th, be-->
ginning at 10 o'cl' OK an, shall sells{9Tl
within and in front Of my Auction 3 oomsti NV
the above co lection of superior Furniture, to-
gethtr With large assert nent of miscelia leeus
articles impossible 20 enumerale.
TIE. ma cash,
sep12 2t WAsH. B. WILLIAMS, Anct.
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IZ1hIH q KUKE1, AuctlOne@TS,
- 938 and $40 Louisiana avenue.
PERFMPTORY SALE OF EIGHT HEAD OF
FINE WORK HORSES and MULES.
We viii sell at our BaZasr, on SATUR- ~
DAY, Sept. Il, 1878, at ten {10) O'Clock 10y
q AXA
Six fine young Horses.
Three fine young Mules, Just from of the arm.
This sale will De positive. the owner is winding
up bis farming Interest. Full particulars at sale.
Sepu-St BIkCH & ROBEI, Aucts.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STEAMsHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LON
- LON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers # this pauy will sail every Sat.
urday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd ST., >kesn
HobOkeD. Rates OF passage: From New [F6ffA
York to Havre, London, southampton -
al Bremen, first cabin, 500: second caoIn, 500,
sage apply to OELkICHS Co., 3 Bowling G reen,
New 1OrK Oc.1-1y
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-20
AMERICAN wOMAN's SUFFRAGE AS
ISOLATION.

For a number of years, and we do not care
to be particular about the date or commence
ment, a movement has been on foot looking
to the confering Of the right OF suffrage on
women. In some localities some advance
ment has been made, but generally the stu.
alton has not been materially changed.
Unfortunately for woman suffragists there
have appeared on the stage a class
of advocates not calculated to add dignity
or responsibility to the movement This
however, we do not regard in any wise a dis
parsgement OF many reputable women who
have been and who are still identified with
the sgitation. But Diminishing all such con-
siderations, the question that is forced upon
public consideration is this: What do the
woman sufffsgists want2 1t might be an
swered briefly by saying that they
want to vote, or that they want their
rights, or that they want to be placed upon
an equality with men in all matters relating
to the political affairs of the country. In
this way they profess to believe that they
can secure their rights, and in this way only.
And just here the query is likely to arise in
the minds of the most thoughtful men Of the
country, What rights, what privileges are
the women Of America deprived Of calcu-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-20

OF course, there is no truth in the report
that Mr.. Voorhees, is likely to be defeated
for reelection as senator. The people of
Indiana were polled on that question and
decided It in the affirmative. The Hon.
Thomas f. Nelson, also of Terre Haute, Mr..
Voorhees, friend and neighbor, although a
republican, bluntlg, declares that Mr.. Voor
hees can not be defeated, and In q way TO
intimate that he ought not to be. Mean
ness In politics better becomes republican
newspapers than elected legislatures-at
least In Indiana,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-20
Radical minority .............

These figures exhibit the victory over
which the radicals have been exulting and
they show that upon a combination Of OPP
posing forces in Pennsylvania radicalism Is
doomed to defeat. Manifestly the nationals
drew their strength to very great extent
from the ranks OF the democratic party, for
aside from the mere question of fiat money,
as we have often shown in the columns Of
the Sentinel, the opposition of the nationals
to rsdicalism is based upon the results of its
vicious legislation relating to the business
interests OF the country. There are good
reasons for believing that in 1880, for the su-
preme good of the country, the opposing
forces OF radicalism will combine, and there
by relieve the country OF the most hideous
incubus that ever weighted down its ener-
o,ao
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-20

THE official vote of Pennsylvania clearly
demonstrates the fact that the radical party
is largely in the minority in the old Key.
stone state. The figures reported are as fol-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-20


In all OF the years enumerated, there are
large sums of money drawn for current ex-
penses," generally payable to the steward or
some officer OF the institution, and no de-
tailed statement furnished as to the use OF
the money. In future article on the man.
agement of the institution the aggregate
amount Of these sums will be given. 1t is
certainly questionable practice to draw or
ders for sums varying from $3.50 to $500 for
current expenses" when the general rule
governing all the institutions is that for
all sums over $40, voucher should be made
out and the money paid direct to the parties
from whom the articles we're purchased"
The system of keeping accounts If any,
are very lax, inasmuch as they do not show
how much in the aggregate has been paid for
specified articles-viz., groceries dry goods,
beef, etc. During the several years the
various superintendent have been in the
habit of so drawing their salaries that an ac-
curate estimate OF the amount drawn each
year can not be given. The proper way is for
this amount to be drawn quarterly or
monthly, as the necessities Of the officials
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-10
REFUSED TO. REsCIND.

The Republican Central Committee
OF Nye county some tune since ap,
pointed delegates to the State Conven.
Non and instructed them to vote for
.tieneral Connor- tor Governor. The
Territorial Enterprise. whose editor in
shief Is candidate for the Governor
ship, denounced the action of the Com
Laiuee, and charged in plain words that
b smacked OF sharp practice, ii not OF
downright peridy and corruption.
Connor, In manly letter to the Com
Mlttee, requested that its instruction to
HE delegates to support him for Gov
srnot be annuled; as he preferred re.
naming IA private life to accepting a
position where there was even a sus.
Ricion OF unfairness. The Committee
nst again last week to consider Con-
nor s.!etssr, and. adopted the folio wing
cesolutions:
That M obeSing the wishes of our
&Onstltuents, we have done nothing
Mat we wish to- retract, nothing to 70.
Scind, nothing to annul.
lnat We expect our delegates to the
ssate Convention to obey the wishes OF
eae Republicans of Nye county as al.
rsady expressed, and sacrediy to observe
she distractions given to them.
Ths, will prevent the nomination OF
~ III Daggett by reclamation, even il
ae dass carry Storey county.