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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICES hereby given that the subscribers
IN have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Montgomery county letters testamentary
on the estate Of
JOHN T. ROBER TSON,
late of said county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers on or before the
18th day of November, 1890; otherwise, they
may by law, be excluded from all benefit oil
said estate. Persons indebted 10 said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 25th OF Novem-
Der, 1879.
HARRIET A. ROBERTSON,
nov 28-4t Administrative.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05

Tho dsi case OF small .pox hss just msde
10 appsuenos In Wmhington CITY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05

nRDERED this oath day of November, in
~ the year 1879 that the sale made and
reported by James B. Henderson, Trustee, for
the sale of the real estate of Greenbury S.
Etchison, deceased, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th da7 OF December next
Provided copy of this Order be inserted in
some newspaper published at Rockville, in
said Montgomery county, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said 18th of De-
cember next.
The Report states the amount of the sale TO
be $3.50 81.
e. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk,
Circuit Court for Montgomery co.
True copy-Test
nov 2s-tdn Il B PRETTYMAN, Cfk.
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Minister of Russia to the United States"


Now that Congress has come together
again we hope all their efforts will tend to
promote the welfare and prosperity Of the
country. Never did the country stand in
greater need of statesmen men of patriotism,
ability and incorruptible honesty. Such men
arc needed in this critical period Of our ma
tional existence to successfully oppose the
aggressions and entertainments of the Radi-
cal party They should contest with I'M
yielding, inilexiblc courage any attempt Of
the Radical leaders TO abrogate or nullify
the laws touching the constitutional right OF
Congress TO elect the President should such
a difficulty again present ITSELF They should
see To IL, too, that the laws bearing upon this
most important matter be well understood
and clearly defined, and leave no loope hole
through which Radical ingenuity and cum
ming can ind escape. In few short months,
about the time they close their labors, the ma
tional convention will convene 10 nominate
the candidates for the Presidency, the Demo.
Gratis, therefore, should be wise, discreet aud
,ircnmspect and raise no false issues before |
he country, as their acts during this session |
sill either make or mar their chsnces for
uccess in 1880
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05

- -
The New York Herald publishes the fol-
lowing communication which contains a
sure cure for diphthera: "In view of the in
crease of diphtheria in several places in the
State of New York, hasten to communi-
cate to you for publicity very simple RENE
dy which, having been used in Russia and
Germany, may prove effective here. Out OF
several others, Dr. Letzerich, who made ex-
tensive experiments in the application of this
remedy, has used ii in twenty-seven cases,
eight Of which Were of very serious nature,
all of which had favorable result except
in one case, when the child died from com.
plication Of diseases. For chirldren Of one
year he prescribes the remedy, for internal
use every one or two hours MS follows -
NATR. BESzoIo, pur so. solv. in aq. distilat
aq. menth. piper ana 40. 0syr cort. aur. 100.
For children from one to three years old
he prescribed it from seven to eight grammes
for 100 grammes of distilled water, with
same syrup; for children from three to seven
years old he prescribed ten to fifteen gram
mes, and for grown persons from fifteen to
twenty-five grammes for each 100 grammes.
Besides this he uses also with great sue
cess the installation ON the diphtherial
membrane through glass tube in serious
cases every three hours, in light cases three
times Il day Of the natr. benzoic pulver-
For grown people he prescribes for gargling
dilution of ten grammes of this pulver for
200 grammes of water.
The effect of the remedy is rapid. After
twenty-tour or thirty-six hours the feverish
SYMPTOMS disappear completely and the tenn
pature and pulse become normal. This rem.
edy was used also with the same success by
DIR. Braham Braun and Professor Kebs, in
Pmg; DIR. Senator, in Cassel, and several
Others in Russia and Germany.
Hoping that the publication through your
widely spread paper will prove beneficial in
the United States, remain, yours, very truly,
n. SHISHKIN,
Minister of Russia to the United States"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05
aTATEMENr

Of the Receipts and Disbursements Of
the Treasurer of the School Board Of
Montgomery County, Nd, for the gear
ending September 3Oh, 1879.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05

Messrs. Trimble d Klebacker, of Balti
more, are making arrangements to impor
1000 Mcssina quail for distribution in Mary
land. They are little smaller but simia
in appearance to the ordinary quill or part
ridge. Their fight is swim and strong ant
in all respects they are game bird, requir
ing n good shot TO bring them down. BE
sides their value as game bind they are o
use 10 the farmer on account Of their inscc
tiyorous habits. A few of these birds hav,
been turned loose in Hartford county by Hon
Henry ID. Farnandis and Moorcs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of Decree of the Circuit
- Court for Montgomery county, as a
Court Equity, passed in a cause in said Court
wherein Augustus r. Boteler and others are
complainahts and James B. Henderson, Ad-
ninistrator of George B. Scaggs, deceased,
and others are defendants, the subscriber, MS
Trustee, will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 9th of December, 1879,
at the hour of O'Clock, p NJ, all the Real
Estate of which the said George H. Scaggs
died seized and possessed.
This farm is situated on The road leading
from Colesville to Beltsville about three
miles from Betsville, on The Washington
Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
six miles from Silver Spring, on the Metro
politan Br inch Railroad, and two miles FROM
Colesville adjoins the lands OF Thomas y
Conley Julius NARROW, Benjamin F. Bo,eler
and others and contains
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05

va Smoke Heller's Specially 5 cent Cigar.
the best in the country.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05
REPoRT OF THE SECRETARY OF TIL
TREASURY.

The revenue of the government for the
fiscal year ended June 30, 1879 was $273,-
S27, 1874 40, the expenses were $266, 947 1888,
SO, leaving a surplus of revenue of $6,S79,-
300 03, which was chiefly applied to increas-
ing the cash balance in the treasury. The
receipts for 1879 increased some $l6 GIL 1885,
20, Of which $7,079,367 so was increase of
customs revenue, and $2979,9S5 81 increase
of internal revenue. The increase in expen.
ditures was 49,, 224 ,73i 20, the largest items
being $S,56l ,202 II in the Interior Depart
ment and $7,0s4, i68 81 for pensions. The
estimates for the present year include &2SS,-
100000 receipts and sea 100000 expendi.
lures, leaving balance of $24,0O000O The
payments on account of arrearages of pens
ions, under the act Of January IS, 1879. al
ready aggregate $l6,374,2i9 60, but the de.
partment has still been able 10 apply nearly
eleven million Of dollars of surplus revenue
to the increase Of the sinking fund. The
Secretary anticipates a considerable increase
In revenue from the growth Of customs and
internal revenue receipts, but he calls partic-
ular attention 10 the different acts providing
for and requiring the maintenance of the
sinking funds, and says that if the surplus
revenue is inadequate 10 supply the $39, s2s-
225 needed, Congress ought 90 provide adj
ditional sources of income In such case the
Secretary recommends a restoration Of the
duties on tea and coffee and an internal tax
on the consumption Of opium. Mr. Sher. 1
man goes NJ great length into the history Of /
assumption and the funding operations of |
he treasury. Amer showing their complete
uccess, he dwells upon the influence of rc-
nmption upon industry Every kind ofirade
nd Industry. he says, has received new
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05
# December, 1879,
36l ACRES OF LAND,
More or Less.

More or Less.
About fifty or sixty acres OF the farm are
in timber and the balance is arabic land of
good quality. II is improved by
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-05
ExAMIMERs' NOTICE.

VIM. L. UULE,
nov 2s-4t Administra
, 1879-07-18
TRADE WITH BRAZIL.

AQ1ET1CA co GUI1tRCt0 "1kA GIE4ALlN III VA
purtnttnn Ut Cottnn Eabrics-Au Ameri- |
can. Brnailau 1,nnis TO Dc orEanlzed.
.srr y"rA Htrnd. I
Few peopt0 III th!a city nrc aware OF the e1- |
,raor1tnary efforts which arc being made In cer-
taiu quarters to secure trade with South Amer |
lea. Fur many years Enr!nnd has held mopop.
oily OF this business, md SO rigorous have been
her rules la regard to other nations that sx- |
change for both American exports anI imports
have been forced through London banking
houses At d loss OF about L. per cent The Bra
lillian authorities, largely assisted by their Con-
sui at thla port, havc long been In favor OF In
crcasins their trade with this country, but they
have hccu deferred by Tho fcar OF the Roths-
cbtlds and othlr English luaucters Withdraw
Ing tho liberal advances Of money to the homo
authorities Brazil now has mn open credit ri.h
the Rothschl1ds Of 60 0O00, QUO, IN acconmoda-
ton which It is claimed could not be procured,
from any other financial quarter, and apprulAcn-
sions tint this may be withdrawn tn ease tflr,
vast coffee aud other trade should he transferred
to AtnetIcn holds the authorities In check, oven
against tleir personal preferences.
Within short time afew enterprising capltAl-
lists In this city have combined to tranator the
volume Of South American trade to this co nn~.
try in exchange for American merchandise pe:cu-
lIarly adapted TO South American necessities;
balance Of *45 000, 600 In favor OF that country,
md It Is urged TINT this can readily be rams
ferTcd TO the other side Of tho ledger. AanonR
the merchandise, greatly needed III South Amer
piled BY England, Is cotton fohsics of various
grades. These, 1t Is clainletit cau be Hlpplled
by tho American manufacturers at cheaper
Manchester ind other English nanuf facturing
centres. Tic American Company which has re-
Gently been organized 10 this city have mado
arrangements With leading cotton mills to sup
~, NJ 1,t1t
clrrumvcnt the English MILLS, which arc now
engaged In countctfettnE the lahcls on fnvorftG
, 1879-07-18
THE COUNTl-BUILDING,

Tic County Treasurer yesterday turned over
the sum Of s3,7Sl.B0 In scrip 10 thu City
Treasurer. =.
a{r. Edward T. Weber, Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney, left 5estcrday for Colorado. Tor d two
wcuks' vacation.
Several insane cases were brought bcforo
Judge Loomis, ure8tIng in the County Court,
yesterday morning. Augustus 1enncr|s was
lccnred fnsunc. utter proper exain!nat!or, mil
Wolf, George s. Thwng, und Jollan II, Mauz
were MISC found to to lulntscs, mud PLACED In the
custody of the county. George l.. Ford, wllo
llas been previously cxntninctl was yesterday
found tnsnnD, and ordered temporarily r..
etralucl fl tho custody uf his unrle. Michael
Av{;OYern was found nut ins0nc, The chArge Of
insanity nga!rst Sophia Schumacher WIS dis
missed, utter an examination BY tho County
Physician.
III February Inst McNotl 4 Son put In bid
for the eut-stpne work Of the rotnnda OF the
new Coltrt-Hnusc. They were, Us they claim,
tic lowest bidders. 1'llrr bid wns $14, 500. Tile
next l,igt,est b!d'tcr was Walker,whn bid *1diA0
Bids rangcd al,oYc these from $S,UO0 to $15, ,0h}
Tile contract for the work wna awarded 10 Nc
Neil Ia Son, ul,d duly signed by them. 1t was
supp,sct! That bond WIS aIro prepared n1ltl
delivered to tho Clerk Of tue Buart1, but now no
Buildings nnd Service iinye takcn the matter
under consideration, anil yesterday afternoon
visited the Collrt-11uuse for thu purpoHc of OBJ
Reryl,g thr progrcaa made. and atsD fur the pur-
pose of talkiny with thu contractors about the
bunil. No action was taken In the matter, but
It ls thought that II will be brought up III the
Board Mt Its nrxt meeting.
, 1879-07-18

tended hfn, at his hnsnc, arputntcd the tisst
jotntA of all !hs fingers, alter WHICH inc lltko
fellow NAa taken to his homo, No. 1l4 Gtsrley
street.
At s:l5 yesterday afternoon stFs. Monica
Mctzgcr. 10 yenrS Ut ACC, nah run down At tho
cornrr of Archer aEcnuc and Twentieth street
by 4 horse and buggy 0wped atttl driven by
Peter Toomcy. Of No. 40E' llalstcd street: She
was badly bruIacd about tie head kEd neck. but
a doctor who cared for her At her homey No. 4S
Archer 4vent,c, said tho old lady HAs far moro
frightened than hurt
AT 0 o'clock yesterday morning horse at-
fscl,ed 10 a light wagon owned By echlcsinger 4
Mayer, lry.Qoods dealers at the corner nf sfntlt-
goti and Peoria streets, rAn away from IN front
Of he stnre- A J0ung man named Nathan
Nppeahelner, wlIo had thu rcfna at tho time.
was thtown ont nt tho corner Of Madison and
Desnlafhes streets By tbs wa9on coming IN con-
an! recot7n1 aeyerr cuts about the right icE.
SAD 9, ssasnt ss 9.Ppsasd 5s.'cay Il II is ts
Lumber r.ssiovets' Untou. No. 12s Ewing street.
Mr.. Lehman MAS engagcd IN cleaning n ~
revolver, whila> his little son willie, ~
years of are, Was playing about on
thc loot beside hin. lie bad finished l'ts to'',
aud was replacing the cylinder, whc'i ny soino
l!t'e earclessness IN handling e "esp1n ono o.
nj tic moment ssan,lng -, few fcet
htn mothcr'a knees. The bullet
struck the little fcotr i,tst above the forehead,
and, taking a downward coMrst, inflicted u
wound which caused death ID ten minutes. Mr
released later Nv tic Coroner's jurr, who s1on.
Grated him fran oil hlamc. Tue unfortunate
parents arc nearly crazea orcr such aM ctad!ns Of
their farorite b0y,
, 1879-07-18
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

Eptetal Ispdffh TO 1ha 1r3hana
ErBr1Nnr1RLD, ILL.,, July 17.-Ltcenaes to Or
Eanizc wcrc to-day issued by tho Secretary Of
State to tl,c following proposed corporations,
Tho lllhob Cnrn lluvester Company, Of
Chtcago; capital, I'll ,G0, ,0O: oorporators. llets-
ry II. Armstaad, William II. Cox, and Guorgo
a. Bristol.
Tie Split Feather Buster Company, Of ChlcA-
60; capital, tlo5,0oO; corporators, Albert
Webster, Peter II. Watson. and William Hub
bard. ..
Tho Ur!cb' Ventilated lied Company, Of
Chicago: can!;si, S100,U00; corporators. Rartnn
i. ulrirh, Horatlo L. Walt, md Martha Van
Tic Kankakee Milling Company o. Kan.s-
kco; can!tai. $4on; corporatars James MS-
Grcw, stephea Il. Moore, and Samuel N. ..Iiath-
aWar.
Addition. H!l!ard to-day commissioned
Henry +. Simmons, Of rIatn6cld, as Captain
aud John Glow ~ Firss-Lteutcnsnt Of Compaay
G, Twelfth Regiment.
Tho quarterly statements OF income mud OK
peld,tures OF tho state Institutions, flied with
The Commissioners of Public Charities THIS
week. show ,lIat, dnr!p,: tic three months end
ing Jul,u 70, ten institutions, including the now
kBnkaKea Hospital for the lusane, received:
From The stpts for ordinary expenses. .sla 800, 90
From The siatv fur spoc!al 1sus. 70 ss1. 10
From other soutcea..,,..-...., 0.3l4.N
Total incomo......-. .."....Sldo, 0;l7. II
The s1neases incurred a during the same period
wcra &l63,St1.t7. Tic surplus, over aud shove
all Indebtedness, at the clo4c Of tho quarter VA.
Sl0f, GxktO. The average humber Of Inmates of
tbs Statn institutions during the quarter was
2,60, uni tic average per capita cost $40 II, or
81 cents day.
, 1879-07-18

A mcet!ng Of the Seventh Ward Rcpublcau
Club was to hayc heca hull last evening at No,
Us5}f Blue Island avenue to take sorne action ia
regard 10 purifying tho primary meetings Of the
ward, but. owing 10 an insufficient notice, OF to
all indifference tU reform, not enough asscta-
blcts to hold Meeting. Str. Thorp, tho rrest-
den. OF tho CLUB, adjourned tie meeting to
Thursday oycninS Of uext week.
The Fourtecnth Nnnl Democratic Club met
last evening ut No. 6Qb Milwaukee, avenue, VIII.
lam baragwnnatl4 presiding, anI N. a. La Huy
acting as Secretary. Nothing was done Of any
Importance until tt catnu tD tbs resolution, Of
tng lbs Mayor Of alt Chicago. etc., in Ills uat!on
III tho Iennrr tattcr, LIS conduct generally
stnrs ho had become Ma1or Of all, en.. md
agreeing to stand by hin. In the fearless dis
SONS discussion na to going tile w'o,n length of
the resolution. soMv holding that All that was
necessary TO he loitc was to inorso IIavrison Ia
tc BcNlltr matter at, nothing ctee, for the reason
that Il "as only y tl.ls uurtiyular matter hat
erlts. The author VI thu tudotsclnrut pleatled
for tl,s adoption III tho Whole thing, atp& lad
something to saY about ceIta! taUi7lcss Dc1ns-
cratic Alderman, who had opposed tllt Mayor
Md hsIa up fesItlcE becausc tl,e former had re-
fused ~ glvu them for their friends places At
1lr: tnlbttc ettb. 1hn rran!uton was finally
ataoptea, hu'seyer, as u whosu, With only one
uk3EHlHk ftHcl-tHAl vi AHsGSapE cukNIls
Altar getting over this stormT potas, thu Club
scttlch down to untltcrcstlS routine tusiura i,
After which II adjourned.
At the last meeting Ut the County Central
ncnlocratlc culnuilttss spccial Court Of ln-
quiIy, viii! Frunk AEnuw rs Ehiet Justtrc. was
appointed To at lie snYcral .Ases VI contest
nsIsu. fruln I'm clsctou of prccInrt commit ss-
ncn. lhr Culrt met yesterday afternoon 1T
Tie olilrs Of ftankI,n chase, the Chief Justice
ss,di.E. i., cotssit r. wfFs E rrported f1o'n tte
scyeuth, Fourth Of tho Twelfth, a,ni Firi.t VI
The Fifteenth. Cooling their heels 10
convenient sute, room were =. H.. kepch
late o! Nvw Yosk, and now pcre1,:al
candidate for Alderman, he pxfs.era
| ot llp houses u "D4ylA " .uld "AIlehael, 1who
Aru sill On The p!itigul warpa,ll, Grand
Cnuncellor hfacllin, llarrs illllsstn, J. yard
! Ellis, sud several uioTols specimens q't tls
uuwashel patriot lroh lhe outlying ward 1ha
Court gravel, listened to al flls .cAsE{es Vt
Illegal voting, baalotbnx ssplfng. goipg tahind
| the returut, al.1 lruululcnt glIauElu; !o( tbs
ls~aion VI tbs polls, mud tlls Secretary full
uv.es Of tic testimony. Tbs Wild nat{rs cao'
, 1879-07-18
SUBURBAN..
- ~ Z. - na or


Thcro Is a runlor around the village that
james Morgan, tho Illinois Ceatrai Railroad
Company, and The Pullman ralaco Car Com.
pnuy arn about to buy the Hyde Park Hotel
property. Thels purpose Is to rebuild the hotel
In the best style possible. making It equal to
any seaside hotel; 10 mako the strip Of land
now ownel by the Illinois Central Company
lust south Of tho hotel site. and running south
rs far as The Enst PARK, into a beach Of al ,lr'-
surpassed quality; back Of this beach aro 70 be
lutlt como 100 cottages. Their object Is stated,
by eome who pretend to know, to 10
to bring tllc people from the fcvor-strtcken
South, mud to furnish them With Watering.
place where the cool lake bree1cs will ravtye
the sick aud make strung the veil, besides put
ting into tho Conlpany's pocket good sum.
xx0LKwooD.
4 narrow cscape frum serious accident oc-
curred Wednesday on vacant lot nt the corner
Ut Wentworth avenue nntt FEftr.nlnth street.
A man With tenn OF horsss Eas negotiating
for the purchase Of q COW, when tic
!com hooked ono Of she horses and caused
the team to run away. Right in the path Of
the flying horses about a t1ozou children
were al play. but none Of them were hurt. No
serious danlaro resulted from what threatened
To sud with the loss Of several lives.
, 1879-07-18

not sransnctetl all the business which IA alleged
by his if!u1ds To hayt called him tu New York, ipr
his follows In misfortune. itwasslntcd thc Other
dny that his bonlsn,at, was growing wcary nt
tho thought that poss!bly The frokor had gone
away not 10 return immediately. It now m.
was Indebted for tayors,-and rent,-in otner
wordA, bis ianllort, has gone back on him. 10 10
speak. and has actually laid violent hands on tho
furniture and Gxtufcs In tamcs' oflfco and ap-
pointed an oyorsocr, known Us custodian, 10
broker 10 having hnsd luck.
, 1879-07-18

1ndigestlon, dynpepsih, nervous psostrAton. and
nil fofns Of eonorai debility rel.cyeu BY taking
Menamau's peptontzcd Nref Tome, inc only
preparation Of beef containing Its entre nutritious
properties. 1t IL n0t moro stmuant like tbs e4.
tracts Of beef. b4t contA,ns blood -makfna torce.
esnsS e III IT. epteshoa sonaitpns wIs,heT K:
result Of exhaustion. nssroua prosttatlon. ovor.
work, or acute disekae; particularly II icsMlt!nS
Co.. Proptictors, New York. For sale by drug.
Yt6tS.
, 1879-07-18

qucneo Of Joo Maek!n, reinforced BY copions
eolccttuns Of scveu. or ei0ht-s1llAhled words,
created profound Impression on tho Court,
and the chief Justice occasionally do0Eea his
head as lnnguagc bigger than usual whs hurled
at him. Tho findings Of tho Court viii he re.
ported 10 a meeting Of the Central Committee
for cn1c1lEreDcc.
, 1879-07-18

PROCURING THK NECESSARY DoEps,
and did go, but Wien Hale cane to look them
over he declined to mako use Of tlean, alleging
as reason That after consultation his Own fca-
tiycs had agreed to furnish whatever honds
might BE- demanded from tho firm by tic GOV.
ernment.
and Ilaia furnished bond signed by one Root,
ono Davidson, aud one other TO the depouent
unknown. The factory was set IN operation,
but TIC Ecturns did not con!o up to anticipation:
now br.uds are a!nleuIs to lntroduce., Business
Il 1t bad ever existed, grew beautifully less, and
tho first thing the tlrm knew they found them
selves iu arrears to The GoVern.nent. ilslo rc:
pulled out. Ths lel. tic concern a' e1;
eif'Srs 81 rses s ' .n1 tmo pastes iD nansa
Keep aud Elliott, tie former being his couusel,
until ano'her party might b Induced 70 como
In. IN acarch Of this desirable sine gua non,
z. M. Wheeler Mas discovered: H. had for1t1-
orly olI1csd With Tzncoy Hull. who probably
ing bonds tn uover9mcnt cases - any man in
| tho United Hsstes. Mheeler becamc . partner
| IN the matct+tactorJ, and In ahort time 0etEgs
was. frozen out. md In tho long run tlc
ownarshlo Of the concern. Subsequently
the mntch factory was burned down. suits aro
now pending aEatnst Wheeler aud hls bondsmen
| 10 recover the value OF uumrroua ant unpaid
I
| About this u1uG, OF shortly bctqre, Sloan,
who had early discovered tho way III which
"mutca bonds" weso fxed up for tha Govern
ment. thought thut tho trasle demanded anothrr
match factory, a. the chances wetu IN favor Of
tic matchmaker and adverse to tho good
naturcd Uncte Sam. lie regarded South Cht-
cago Us q good location for Tho enterprise.
and in The turlheEanea Of his
scheme laid bare his plans 10 Morton X.
liale, who, 1t IL alleged, had been doing very
lucrative business in the matter Of furnishing
| bonds. The scheme WIS thoroughly !ncubated,
and all tlat remained to be done was to ond 4
maA who would como to tho front and play tho
role Of owner and sou pl oprietor. Phlneaa Aver
WAS interviewed, aoiiclted 10 take tho part, AID
agreed to du 90. The machinery OF orsaniTa'
ton was set iu motion, thu straw bonds,ol which
three weeks, were furnished and approYnt
for considerations, by the contadcAlia
adviser Ut thu District Attorney, The
tnxtcl,.statupa wtre tssued by thu Governn,en!
to Aver, WHO turned tlIcm over to Morton r
Hale and James baxter. by whom they wers
sold, No matches were ever made. and, - hal
beon 70 frequently stated, tho Government wal
swIndted out Of some 81, coo.
rA1TEl's aAINTH' REST,
! Mr.. Jamea Baxter, broker, etc., evidently ha
, 1879-07-18

Don't 60 out Of town Without box OF DawsoA's
dsltclouA eAnay, I'll btatv street.
, 1879-07-18

Like George Chststy's font, Buck u Nayuer's
''Moth Powder" IL death tQ ssl creeping insects.