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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

TIME Officers of Registration of Voters for
i the Eight Election Districts of Montgo-
merry county, will sit with open doors, from
9 o'clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Monday and Tuesday. the 9th and 18th
days of October, 1879,
at the following places, for the purpose OF
striking from the List of Qualified Voters the
names of all persons who have died, removed
or become disqualified under the Constitu-
ton and Laws OF Maryland, and also for tue
purpose OF registering all persons not here
tofogc registered, who shall apply TO be regis
tered aud shall possess the requisite dualifi
cations under the Constitution of the United
States and the State of Maryland, and for
the purpose Of discharging all other duties
required Of them under the Act of Assembly
of the State of Maryland, Chapter 249, passed
at January Session, 1876:
Cracklin District, No. /, at Laytons-
vile on the 9th and at Goshen the 9TH
Clarksburg District, No. 2, at Clarks-
burg.
Mcdley's District, No 3. at Poolcs-
vile.
Rockville District, No. 4, at Rock
vile.
Berry's District, No. S, at Colcsvilc
Jamestown District, No. 6, at Darnos-
town.
Bethesda District, No. Z, at Bethesda.
Mechanicsvillc District, No. 8, at Nc
gainesville.
&sa-Naturalizcd citizens desiring to be re-
gistered, must bring their naturalization pa
pers with them.
ED- OiIicerso Of Registration are prohibited
from entering upon the list Of registered vot-
ers the name of a voter or from striking from
said list the name Of any person already en-
tered thereon, except at the time and place
prescribed by the act.
A. G. MERRIWETHER,
Officer OF Registration, LIST District
JOHN II. GIBSON,
Officer of Registration, I'd District
WILLIAM r. JONES,
Officer of Registration, Sd District.
r. S. PATTERSON,
Officer of Registration, 4th District
SAMUEL J. HOPKINS,
Officer Of Registration, 9Th District.
SAMUEL w. BOSWELL,
Officer of Registration, 9th District.
CLAYTON WILLIAMS,
Officer Of Registration. 18th District
ROBERT ". MACKALL,
Officer Of Registration, 9Th District.
sep It'd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19
ANDREW SMALL ACADEMY

TINE next session OF this institution, a
Boarding and Day School for Boys and
Girls, at Jamestown. Nd. will begin on
the LAST TUESDAY or AUGUST.
A few more boarders can be accommodated
in the family Of the Principal or Of Mr.. II. G.
Brown, living ia the immediate vicinity.
Board and Tuition, per session Of 0 months
Sl7jto $50. Music, S3l per year. Early
application Is desired.
address, DarnesiOwn, Nd.
Roy. &. y CAMPBELL,
july 15.6t Principal,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19

Nelly-"Mamma, may I 90 to Brid-
gets cousins wifc's funeral to-mor-
row p Mamma-"No, my dear; you
went TO "a party last night and 10 tho
matinee to-day. think you have had
quite enough amuscmcnts for the pres
ent."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19
Reduction i'm Prices
SUMNER DRY GOODS.
According to our custom, after the LIST
of July, we reduce the prices of
our Summer Dress Goods and
other fabrics belonging cs-
pecially to the season.
Lawns Be. Lawns Sc.
A large stock Of beautiful LAWNS at s,
Ii nnd l

Attractions for the Careful
Buyer.
We still have CALlCOES at Ia and &c;
Beautiful stock Calicoes at l-4c;
Choice Madras Ginghams at IL lac
Handsome "A Percales Sc
Summer Alpacas and Cashmeres very low;
All-wool Buntings in all colors;
Parasols reduced in price to close;
Black A lpacas IL IL, 20, 25c and up;
Atwood Black Cashmeres soc and up;
Black Silks 9Oc, ST., Is, so;
Handmade Shetland Shawls $l.50
va Great bargains in
housekeeping Goods,
Such as Bed Tickings 8, 10 aud l5c;
Good feather-proof Ticking 30 and 25c
1914 Sheetng Couons 25c;
Pillow-Case Cottons 10 and IL lie;
Linen Towels, Crash, Napkins,
Table Cloths, all pure linen, ut 25c;
pamask Table Cloth Soc Red do. Coo;
Mems Cassimeres and Cloths;
Jeans and Cottonades from loo up;
Good White Spreads so, rs and ST;
Large stock of Notions and Hosiery, 8, 10,
and IL l2 cents;
Gloves ~, Is and zoe, Hair Brushes &c:
A quire Writing Paper sc, 25 Envelopes 5oi
Carpets, Mattings and 0il-Cloths.
Samples sent to any address,
ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
103 Bridge Street,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19

"lIavo you a mothcr-in-law p was
asked Of a disconsolatc looking individ-
ual. mo" he replied, "but I've
father in jail
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-09-19
R e q ID =

Notwithstanding increased room the entire building
the floors the Bank adjoining covered with
New and Superb Stock.
, 1879-06-09

tic town of Kr.snovot1sk hns hmm bn;t er.
prssalv a. A mort for thjs trado, Onnosito
Krasnoyottsk. on tho vost ooost. In tho tovn
of noku. whio,, IL In ,ntondea In oonnoot hv
roi1 with t'jfi}s. tim, ottafntno railway oo,1,.
mnulcation with Poll. an t,,o aastern ahoro
of tho n1aok Han. and Giving 1troot and
s,,cedv rornmro,cat,o, l,otwoor Ocntro,
Aain and all pnrt, Of Europo The dla-
tanoo between Khiva and Krasnovodsk
is about $50 miloa. Tho country be-
tween tho two p1aces, besides being desert,
is ovorrun by a hort1o Of wandering Tartara,
numbering about million souls, aud known
10 DO the n1ost savage brigands in Tho world.
It ia 10 subduo thoso Tartnra, or Tekko Tnr-
comans, aa they nre eal1od. that tho expedi.
ton In tho tliroo.ion Of Alerv Is intended.
Owing to scarcity Of wator, II ia impossible
for an expedition Of sufficient slzo to reach
then, across tho desert. Thoir home is In m
oaals lying along the northern borders Of
porsa and Afghanistau, several hundred
miles south Of the route botwoon Khiva and
Krasnovolak. II has therefore beon deter
mined to start tho expedition from Tohiki.
slar, tito most southern Russian port on tho
Caspian! It will march up Tho Attrok River
to Chat, md thonco up tho sumbarrn Nivcr
to Tekke. BY thia means only can ailcquato
forcos ontor tho Turcoman country. The
, 1879-06-09

Tho large attendance at the Chicago
charchea keeps up remarkably we'll, consid-
ering the summer hns como, but como with,
thus far, very agrooab]s meteorological con-
disions for tho liatoning to sormons. Yestor-
day saw tho various plaoos OF worship with
no apparent dtminutioa of frequenters. Tho
several sermons which arc presented else.
where will bo found to possess much that is
interesting and instructive. The lloy.
Gzonas @. LoR1MEn d'scoursed on "Giying
Ourselves for Others"; Prof. BwHo On
"Tbe Relations of Literary Mon to Chris.
t'anity y; and bishop CHENEY, Of the Ro.
formed Episcopal Church, On "rAo Wisdom
of Providing tor Emergencies" At thu
Methodist churches the day was one OF eapo-
clal note. 1t bcing the OCCASION set atars for
tito Children, or what Is known in that de-
nomination as "Ohildrep's Day." Tbs sery-
Ices Mt Trinity Church were noteworthy, tho
young people participating aud carrying out
the exercises iu manner replote with touch.
Jug simplicity aud childish awestnosa.
, 1879-06-09

Hoarla quorum. 1fo got His money for tho
srorronp vote, hut ho got nothing for going
orer to tho NtoHoI1z Iegislaturo, bcoanso,
being lttt1o lato, tho nonoy hnd nil gfvon
out. Taking Dr. LAcr'a testimony all
through, 1t fails to estnbllsh caHo OF bribery
ngainsl KELLOGG, but 1t uun,istakaby cstab-
l'sltes ono against srorroan. tho Bourbon,
who 6ent for him to convict tho former Of
the very oiTcnse Of which ho sianla convict
I'd himself out Of tho month Of his own witt
ness. More than this, tho witness shovel,
oven without tho trouble Of oross.o1.
animation, Tint tho PACKARD Legis.
1nture WAS broken down by the
corrupt use Of money, and Tint largo s,,tns
were spant IN tho intorost Of Srorronn to
soct.re quorum in tho NiouorLs Legislature.
Moro shan thia, 10 satisfactorily proved TINT
t'n1llozing Ind boon practicoa, mud that lo
received hts knowledge Of tho oporatious Of
tho bulldozers from ono Of luis own relatives,
who commanded gang of thon, aud whoEo
warning to him ouabla<1 him to sayo lis own
life.
How much relianca may bo placed upon
tho statements of DIX LACY. or my other
Louisiana politician for TINT, iB not very clear !;
but, unless tho witnoss can bo impeaohod,
tlterc the testimony stands, a1ong with other
similar evtdonce oonyloting SpoFroap Of tho
very practices which he a'logos agninst
KELLOGG. Whatever testimony may romain
to bn introduced, or however positively KE1.
1onas Bourbon Prosecutors 1nay fasteu cor
~. Il
, 1879-06-09

Int this IL not tie case. To illustrate:
Twenty silver shilliugs In England arc
worth ono ponnd, Or, in round numbers,
$5 OF American money, because that
IL thoir legni.tont1or vatuo At homo;
these twenty slillings, whom brought
to tho United Staloa md tnken to tho mint
for coinage or to tic Troasnry for certificates,
aro ratca only at thoir bullion valne, or, In
r9nnd figures agai,,, they ara worth only 81
ror eont, at tho present bullion valto OF Sill
yer, whic1, would nmount to 44.t5. Doos
Mr.. FKnRr presume that anybody will engnge
In tho improbable bnainess Of buying up
foreign si1vsr coins at tlloir face valt,o in
Europe, md paying tho cost of transpor'a-
tion to this country, in orttor to tako out
cert'acasea isataot at bullion rates, thereby
losing wllatoyar lifroronco there In between
tile bullion and Highlander coin ralue Of the
silver? This Is about tho Inst business tho
Wall asroot brokers will embark in, and thcro
is no danger, under tho conditions Of tue
WARNER bill, TINT tho silver coin Of Europe
will tako to itself wings aud fly to tlis coun-
try.
Tho simple faet is. TINT tho WARNER Silver
bill provides for prao.ica! reconciliation OF
silver, Just ns tho present law provided re-
,nonetzation in theory. At the aamo time
that It furnishes an opportunity to the own
ers Of ailvor to tttllfzo 1t III monetary why,
oithor by having their bullion coined or by
tnking ont cortihoates Of deposit that will bo
current, 1t gives such s'lyor>ownors nothing
for their bullion moro than 1t Is nctuhlly
worth at tho timo sboy convert it Into money.
Whnt possible objection any one can havo
to this scheme who does not obioct alto
gethor 10 tho uso Of silver rs 1nonoy, VIC can-
not conceive; md wo suspect that son1e Of
tho Wostern Senators md Representatives.
like tho throo ohicngo Congressman. for In.
stance--wsll find It lift1cnlt to satisiy sheir
constituents that they did right in voting
against the bill. Tie fato Of tho measure ia
now In tho hands of the Democratic Senate.
, 1879-06-09

heavy frost Saturday night Ia reported
to hare done much damage to crops in Ver-
mont aud New Hatnpahtre.

A correct list of tho Circuit Judges elected
throughout Illinois lust Monday is published
IN THE TnmuHE's dispatches this morning.
Politically, the judges stand thus: Repub-
licans. 20; Democrats, Is.
, 1879-06-09

The resolution to discharge the Committee
from further consideration OF tho WARNER
Silver bill will bo callod up in tho Senate to-
day. It Ia felt In Washington that tho sup
l,orters OF tho bill IN tho Senate lavc made a
mistake In putting forward A1r. CoKE rs
leader In support Of tho resolution, az llo Ia
comparatively unknown and m inferior
speaker, and BY no means forcible In his
style,
, 1879-06-09

Fourteen buildings in tho business portion
Of Dwight, Livingston County, Ill.,, were
burned yesterday. Tho loss cntailed waa
quito hcavy for 80 small town, the aggre-
gate beng $50, 900. Insurance to tho amount
Of $29,OQ1 ID reported,
, 1879-06-09

Naomi. tho giddy y,ung thing, Was bnt $50
yeara old when she married..
A groat u1auy peraons this seasou arc going
South to spend tbs snmtpoE.
non Dutler, who is down East fishing, ID
believed to dsh with ..apooa" " hook.
Who killed Thurman I, a,ys Sam Tilden;
with my lttle bsrrsl killed Thufm4n.
The power Of tho barrel sl,nws that ths
Democratic Idea ID "Moneyt not meu."
Tho President ts suspected Of haying more
vetocs, and he must be searched Immediately.
Several unprinoiplcd mosquitoes havo ar.
rived In tho city. and trylng 10 beat the bau.
Denny Koaraey npminatea John swiatou
for tho Presidency. mud tho other booms must 60.
It alwaya looks decidedly suspicious 10
send strIng OF 1sh 10 your mlnlatcr on Monday
morning.
Tho unusually cold weather has had The
effect to rclncu tho cost OF front.rats rcpalra
fully TO por ocnt-
Mr.. Elliots had sovoral rib4 brokent bn!
what Ii ths compared With tho punishment as store
for Thomas Ewlng1
sitting-Hull'a presonos need exotic no
alarm. 1Io comes merely to apply fos tho position
at Secretary ot War,
Must this Government bo sitting.1}all-
do2sd hya dtaguatiuy, worthless old sashgt. wa
should like 10 knowi
Kate Cobb deofnres that sllo iH innocont,
and the evidence OF Mr. Cobb wcfa hc alive, "s
becro might c!car her.
Anybody finding Democratic Presidential
boom Will os su!tshly rewarded on sututning Tho
sans 10 Allen q. Thurman,
l. FVhn nlio,.rproout of TIM 1oHialnttlrA In 4
! hard blow on thu men whu had embarked sls!s
| capItal Ia tho saloon business,
,,. r;ua ,n ,,;,, ,,,r,. with or
n4'' @@o''s"" "'A. a@so '..' 49,. r..
mNao"s peas.'s' .. - ~ ~ .s's u.s's'''
f@so'' '"@' "'A "''A w." "@'''
The greRt number OF horses annu"'iy eA'ou
In Paris nauy, pc.haps. IN measure account f0'
1ao 'aes 'na' s"o taf'''a"' a!e '"'t 'o''','
Notwithstanding the death Of our doat se-
attvc, tho Baron RothsehIll. wu shal' not ea'ot ,
upon a lie OF mcro cxtrayaganee aud show.
.r.u,, r,xo,,, ,,,a 1o,r, Ian thu mnmps.
ua!A A"mu' We .'o.I, -. '.as as..l ,,s cannot
spn'.as1tns NV cacns " .'s "as s.,s - mnn,na,
netp taapk1hs Eaat @'4s 10 e'''"' ""4''e'
Ar. Thurm On, who claimed to bo LUG pa'
rent Of that hopeful kid, aoc!aErs, In view o. 'ae
| result OF the Columbus Convention. thas II 'a@
wise rag'baby that knows tts own fatheF'
Doaton nauar says Of d young Indy that
.*e",s'.s ~ -, ~. - .,1., II IN viar OF
p.ase" $1,000 .s"s ~ Int n.ce1. wont out
saos ,sh ~ s"1d sc.rcc,v on,iify Them tos
good baa.p,ayors.
! norrtn,x's ralnctanca to row tlIts season ss
nv s-o,a,n,s In hss noen .bso,esa IL teaching
~onrr i,%". N, n,s ~ tbe oara. lte has now un
dor @ h. ,n.trnc.ton fsnr crow. eaca u,A4a up Of
cIrb. yonnp lsdi.s
M .,- u.,, a,ox, a, corlvlo.
Mss. Hooper sei's 'u's sot5 - y. :. ~. Kin.
AL Ans II Hams &3
and va. ers.tsd IN tho following manner: .%es',
ros 0, the sssate.t scoosal "a auth T. sqaa' 70
that Of Jeaaa chE!ss. And 70 eaans Masa ,s s wss
Washington, hat hs was no Rrcat n,on-as s,ss. pss
good surveyor. na1oo, but 20 was Nv s''"'
| monr" ,,.
nm tnam M ~%sea s.., m no., ssia recently aadea
Tn.1l.hmsr 10 = rr,nna tl,e other asy, "1loeu'
it.ts n,n.i n.t. ,..n. hnf uouuy, yoa know. on
, 1879-06-09

and Bourbon Democracy, tho opening Of tho
contoat presages an easy victory for Mr.
foarEn, and consequent insurance Of future
Roru1lican atlcceescs there.
, 1879-06-09
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TRIBUNE UlsANCII OFFICES.

tn. EnteAao TkfnrxE f.ns established branch otctl
for tic receipt Of subscriptions And adseEtscHens
tolows. ..
NEW roftK. -f,oom 70 7f1bund building. r. +. Nc.
FAnnxN, Manager.
rANIe, F1ance-No. is I'ue IL Il asanst' Bate!ere.
u. MArLEr7 Agent
LoNpuS. EnK.-An7erlcAn Exchange. 40 Strand.
ukxArF 7. GILl.ta. Agent.
WARRINGTON II. C+-1sia street
, 1879-06-09

,rARR, tho Philadelphia f1nnhster, who mur-
tlered his dau9ltcr. Is In a hurry to be hung.
Why not accommodate him. and let us cxpcri-
cnce for once a summary taking oil Of such
hardened ,Wretchl
, 1879-06-09

nf }ftn$ IA
' ,'e*. l., t,a H. han,1. - tho nen,ocrat,c sensto.
''~'' 'N -----.------ -
upopuVr n,.uouourn
IN 1877 n hook mai1a It's annooranco in
Nav yor1f antit1oi1 "AIonov: lis Laws and
11islorv" ,,v nm uxsnr v poon. Of Maaao-
chusntts snch n MA ot onco enooests Tho
a.. t,,ot .Lo o,,hor,e no,u,;or nnt,ons ~
,...t;..,,,. u,t eox.1, ,n H.
.aonoS 9o uoHAl"''s' o''
flaws. ana tAAt lt8 " history Ii WFltten 10
fit the assumption. An examination Of the
hooa ;tsa1f mi on1v confirms this suggestion,
r,,t ,1;scloaoa n Growth of ccot;sn md cooi
no.,,u,,,,,on "A infoil;,;,;tv IN thu nart of thu
,vr;tsr int f,;r1v toko. owov one,a breath.
+, tho ,,rofoco lila c,ofm is ,nedo.
uTno aub,cct ~ money h,s bccn trostod "a com.
ng w!tbla tho range Of tho exact sceuces tho con.
c1usIons being assumcd to be IN tho nature o.
demon4tratons That 1'oS "s %nonY eontsaac' 0a
c"n,c ,c a.. % rnnaamenal tru,hs for more than two
thonsaud years, Is duo to tic fact Tint n subject
which cou1d only bo made ia yleld to tgia analysis
has bscn tfeatsd after tho manner OF An''Fof1h
aa9 ~, '"s ,a:o,nx,,u ssaoois n..n,. Inv. =. .,o,.,
o o'. 'a ~, w., s.,:.,.;., -. ~..,,,a
". "'.,t4 ~. oo.u, - "a! - 49, sn',a.ss,1
" Luz oAs'o' 'o'o1>o'' o''' ~ W @''@
.4..s. ~ ,.ra",an. ,ns,.,. ~" IN ,,c,,o,a
NJ n" co.t or nro,uc.Ion. tbe,, yalno is AusoLurr
depending upon ono condition. That ot al
othcs a.lclcs u rciativc dopondtng upon two con'
al.tons, ,-tlemana anu eost. 49,, Az ~ ,e o.ner
r.. -, ha, .s. ya,n" cnn,,arnt trrc.
to, before thpy can bo made avaas!e to thets own
ers and must he accepted IN exchange ut their
, 1879-06-09

=---=
TIE 0UST0A-H0U8R GASES.
Iho long dreasy, and utterly tncomnrenon-
s'ole jumbo OF evidence, "hsah afaeBed OUT
the custom. House cases noarly month"; mas
onued ut lastin the acqnitta' Of oil who woro
under Indictment Probably nobody will 30
assonished as the rea'at IAe great mass OF
tno Ch'caso pcop1o long b1aco hoauuoneu
eTofy ehoft to understand t'ae case as II WIS
presented, OF TO 1ouo~ tno tf'al aa II dragged
along; those few persons who haVe mado
M effort, from sense OF Duty to Keep up
with the trial must have concluded come
t'me since TINT, whesher from ignorance or
desigp. htore was not such a prosecution as
would 30 likely 70 convict anyooay. 1ao
jury could scarcely fail 70 conceive dsscharge
to oe matter OF Justice IN case whoro tho
evidence was 80 so1usnsnoua "a 70 DO con-
fuang. md 80 confusing as 10 Leave oil Things
doubtful. No matter no" thoroughly
CONVINCED tho Jury may nave peeh
TINT Aere was gross negligence and
actual corruption IN TINT part OF
the Government oontraosa on which tho In
dfotmenta ~oro nasea,-anu personal lnsroc-
ton must have lolt suoh conVietson,-
could not lay the blame, from the evidence
submitted, at the door Of anybody, official or
othorwiae, and thero Yves nothing to do but
bring In a verdIos OF acquittat indlsor1minate-
y aa 70 al who were under indictment; bad
tho indictments been still mora numerous,
tho result would huyo bosn the same for the
sanle raason.
The faot remains, nevertheless, thai the
Custom House, as It stands, hns cost at the
1east estimato million dollars moro Than it
ought to hnve cost. No jury Of oompoten.
aud impartial architects, with sufficient
time anil opportunity to 70 over tho build.
! ing thoroughly, make their estimates, and
ascertain what contracts could be concludod,
would fail to report that at least TINT gum
had beon equandored in excess OF tho laRiti-
mats cost of the building. It ia equally
, 1879-06-09

Honlcy's Theatre.
Ifnndo!ph strrc. b"twtcn Clark and LaHAllr. En-
gaReMsnt> OF tbs Madison '8auarc Theatre Company.
''Aftermathi Of, Non At Lhst."
, 1879-06-09

Msd,tou street, between Dearborn and statt. En-.
eaaemcnt of tho Standard Theatre Company. '.Tho
1ltt1e Uuke."
, 1879-06-09

Ii - tnexorable a. that Of gravltatlon i.sett."
This Ia quite true, Int s1cl, general r1eo
in lilo prices Of merchandise Is roally u fall
IN tho value Or purchasing power OF money,
caused by sudden increase In Supply with
ont corresponding fncronso In demand
II eonn,atelv 1,nscts bia t1ontrtne Tint tho
,,,,,,, - ,.o,'1 l.. .,>,.,.,I 49,, .,o.,,,ua,, H.,
v. so" ," "",o1"$o "AA "'o~'e~ -
tho cost OF production.
Bnt 1t IA wlcn our author nttompta tho
ro'o of d 1ro,,het That thu rfcbneHs of hjs
s,n~n,t ,.,ox.op n,..,ns =. an,x q mn
'N'"0o eo'"'" ''' -'"o'
yoafa o1 9ropinB III ooonomical aasKhess VIC
AFRO at last to hhve the financial tatr1re SGT
forth with tho tnnthomaticnt oxaotuoss of tho
.,rtu,1,ootto, t,tft w. ,,,,. n.o ,,a,.n,o
~ "''o" III" t'bA Ao ea1" ~ "'" s'".'".
art,-n broom Mt the fnaashoad, like Admiral
ToN DEn TnoAr, to sWeen from tue pco0u Of
ro,itlco1 Econnmv ovorv craft ,,nor ste
.s,.-1 --...,.. s....
""teto' auu o'o15 p''7'i!aF'''ou' oso''o4n.n'
that dafoa to latlnch hnosster after HENRY "
ro0n lns settled tho business and proclAim-
cd his nabsoIuto" dominion. inst hcor
him, On paee 1876;
ITO declare old tdcas to bs not only Inadequate,
hut wholly sprosea TO tho faet wonsa hsve hcen
open 20 tns enasae o. un"assanne!s pte.a'son; e,
conclu,iysIy sstabi.h Ihs corroetne,. of snch An
ssutnptton. That no such charge might DO ma1o
the wholo question Of monoy has been earefally
fecona,ao'ea ana saojeetea 70 nfocess o. f,a,a
down ~ ii. hooh. hs,s fron "' ~, o"t.et h"n
wholly without warrant, and thnt thu confusion
which has prevailed IN reference to then hss been
the necessary s's.,y r. result ,, Tho appsa! 70
, 1879-06-09
Ut1c Ortb.&.ae.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

1T MAfr.-lN NAnvANCh-rosTA1E fnRrAfD.
rAiJy Edition. one ytnr..,.. ..81xW}
Jsrts Of year. n.onth., ;. -, ....lI.. lstU
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
TIE REPUBLIC4y ST1ZE COMMITTEE

1t was busy day yesterday at the rooms
Of the Republican state Committee IN the Fifth Avenue
Hotel The demand speakers continues 10 be IN ad
vance OF the supply aud work " distributing per-
suasive documents goes without cessatian. Secre-
tary viii address massmeeting AZ Cooper In
stitute next Tuesday evening Senator COnkng viii
make a speech AZ afternoon meeting IN Canton, -
LawrCnc County. on the same day. Vlce-President
Wheeler VIII speak NJ O-iensbur- October % Cen
eral William Williams wall begin his tour through the
state no Buffalo Saturday. Tie has dates ten days IN
advance and Will the stump ti election ddy.
Among rne caller. yesterday was General George A.
Sheridan. formerly n LOu-lun who makes ti- q 7f
speech IN his -choh1re Court House. October
- lie Register Of the District of Columbia. de dil
good service IN tue Name canvass. has just returned
from vigorous -tumpng tour in ono. ana much eh-
cieut expected from him IN this state for Ae
has high reputation as q campaign speahes' FROM
schoharIe he goes % POughkecpsie and rioYrrsv e.
Another PAU -trobOcn, the German orator
OF Mont gOmery. Ala German meetings are being or
l.rized al which lie viii speak. Other callers were
Collector Merritt. General John r. ketchum, exPohce
Commissioner Jsl h. EIharlt. who uas lust returned
from Colorado; G.ueral COster, General George II.
sharpe. James d. Warren, O Buffalo Elliot c. Cowiin,
EmorrT \. -torr-, Recorder Getty, Of Osweg1i ana g.
A. Carnenter chairman n the suffolk County Commit
tee aua candida for rhe Assembly.