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, 1880-09-28

In tho estatb Ut 'rhnnins X. iInmi1tan, letters
or administration ,tc l,nnls nm wrrH Issued tU
Kntn Htmllton. md hor bond for <301 WIS ap-
proved.
In tho estato of william 1lcrlstc,n, minor,
letters TT guardianship were Issued 10 Henry
i}crnatrlh. This estate IL yniMrl Mt $:nN,
1il the cstate uf .lnhn II. fMrlcs, iettrrs Of nd
nnsfr,ttlun were Issued tt' Charles II. Dlessng.
The rntutc Is valued ut n9t,tlt $GHl.
III the raiHtc Of ChAres htwtull, letters Of nj
m'ltIstrnttnt ~ were Issued 70 snphln 4. L. At
in tho cstntn of Mnry s. Tngc. letter. Of a.l-
nfnIstrntton we're isailal To Charles l.. i'lHc.
Tho 0stntu Is rnlnetl Mt $.,aN.
1t, tho cstntc nf .A,ncH Lynch, Iotlers Of atl-
minisrntfon wnrn iss,tch th Mary Lynch. The
estMfe IL valued 1T l1tlhut 81 .sNI.
III tho ustuto or 1nenli iIauscll, The will was
proven And admitted to rruttntc.
, 1880-09-28
SALE OF BANK PROPERTY.

III tho cnse of tho Third Nrtiunnl nn1lk, the
Kcrolver, H. ". Jncksun, htc,l petition ycstcr.
.1ay stlttIs that anq1Iy tho asscta If tho bunk ia
Tho following property: 1i'ncM Il, In tho Blbll.
vision Of tho land nArkcL Ground nC tho Pres.
bytcrlnn Theological HelAlnury Of thu North.
west" III tho orx.nul ltat Of Hyde Park. known
rs tim tyto Park Ilotu property; also. house
and lot on tho suntteust cornur Of prsllrn and
Cntnso GrHyo avenues, fronting flfty feet on
ustI, tho lltllse uni It No. l8lf Wabash .yon
TN! ttlU ho.su Aui lot M. .llu lilt!In,,u Myenue
subject tu u 1Ls.,rtKGHo Ut ii, ,5u0 lhp EuntnIllrr
tho lt0. H. !. l<Et,x. lhls Recommended ilstt Tho
rnlW.rly 10 sold. a,Id thu ltecciyrr nsct fur in
ursl1r t0 ttnt Gifltt. Judge l'tKlyutt 1cUur,nNly
nllle I'LL Hr.er directing tho property tu 10 s
ut uuhltu Nlletl01. nfEr giving three wcekS Iu,-
tlce Ia tho newspapers, Ana Aesu tu the Stock
holders all I1riile3pAl GrgsltUr3.
, 1880-09-28

A hill was nlcd yestcrstny In tho Superior Court
by Emn1 l'urIy, asking for Il dIvurtc ftt,m Or
lultdo II. lt,rdy TN thu ground or tfcscrtun.
Mnrgnretha Mueller niao nsttcd for II ntmnr
dccrtc against 1fcnry Mueller on tho snnio
ErtI1intl.
J,'.lgo Nnrnrm prantcd lecrccs IN tho fn1low~
Ing cnscs: AnrRarct r. llouRs fruni Ely n.
ltnrgs III tho GROUND t.f tlrHcrt1nn: Lizzie u.
irnfi lsnusntn j.. ltohiit.t,n fur drunkenness;
Alirnl'aln Wolff frn!n l1nicilhn Will, cnlsn t1e.
for .a'tl,tcry: Rchrcmp Au'!crsolt ftt,in I;Hnnr
Anderson Fur trarko,liits4: Durnthrn from Will
iatt lrin GHltsr cxtrgMr uni Frt,eticl! cruelty:
Attsl .luhn T. Mum fralst ftos0 Afunn uit tho
Ert,llht1 uf Ai,ltrry.
..ItMlEu jameson ycstnrttay Hrnutcd divorce 10
WM!ttr 4tsttths from Ann Atnls Oh tho ground
Of 1rarrfI,I1.
, 1880-09-28

JupHE GAnY-IS to IL. 81 toll. Il. mud =, NIL in
elusive. No. u, llcnnatt V. Connolly, on trial.
Lup0E sMtTn-S0 preliminary call. parcuip-
tory Gull 7fs0, ATS. "7A4. @.7a,, 2.10 ius, ,NS,
2,sl0. No. s.1Gs, itcnh v. lInkpr, I'll ilcarlnK.
lup0E JAMEs0S-17, IL, ~. ~. Pissed case on
triAl.
JCh0E Mut.AS-sct caso term No. III, Reich
" Ilttalairr & Fort Wayne lsailrnii CDn1rnny.
nnl cMlGntlar Nos iiH. IN, 4a AZ, ltEI, HUI ads,
on trlM1.
Jura'E DAnSuM-No. l Of present calendar,
Mcssncr Y. Drcynr.
CElMlNaL GGuRT-Nus 20. ~. IN, 10, s,l,
sA. ~ ~ .sy 2I0t I'll, ~. 1, LIZ III, mud
2.558, Iii, @551
, 1880-09-28

1'1sOT r
Tho South Sh1o uHl0n YOhnK It.upto's tsao-
cfttioi composed OF the Associations Of Christ,
lRcfnrncd l:pfscnpai. First and Michigan Arc
me baptist, md First, Seen.lll, ,lsu Sixth Pres
hytertAr Church Associations. tngt lust eveu.
tliK fur. dcvhlonul cxerelsea ~ tho lowcr htll
were present. lshnp Cheney Inatlc ,tlt, nt!,lrtss
af wetG,lle. at,d openctt the nxcrc!ses With
rrny'r, lhAnkfnK dtAl for siltll superb tlGn,pf,
kfrltinN Of 1iuy0ut ynilth,-tho nlore notable IN
!hut 1t occurred le tlny utter tho HNhl,At, and
~ times whuh nthotsn was npcn aud .fnrinp.
rssses sr ~" wrfs ey nV ao " srt H. iiey ta1 &
Ehrnoy. tho tlcv. Mr. ropc, Sir. +. a, Keith, tho
liuv. Mr. Tupper, asil othrr noted tllvfnes.
, 1880-09-28

THO Slpthtnttst daily prayer meeting, to secure
MI tnltpour,nR Of tho lloty Spirit upon ull
Evangelical churches, 10 tho end that Il nulckrn
Ing revival mny he hntt, wns he'll yesterday In
tho Methodist Church lltltA!,1 up. III. BY tho
gentlemen rrGsnnt wers tho teys. IT, ". Tt1npns,
T.. A. InweI, john Williamson, Ahl +, i. fIRrtlin.
prny"rs wore Hail und hymns sung With Rreat
prosl'ltu9 Clergyman rtAd tho l.t chapter III II.
1nul to tho Ephcsinns. md tollnwca by dis
cn!.rsn u1,0s tho personality Of tho Holy Ghost.
\ nlul hyn,L wna thcn suing, and tho tneuttpY
dispersed tU meet to- ttI9rrnW,
, 1880-09-28

hIrssrs. Joseph Il. Smith anl Edward Drum.
lnund, unIte stAtcs Commissioners, Inut yestcI-
duy and drew tho following thirty ,AsIca Ut per-
sons ~ be sum,nonc4 rs Grana jneura In tho
Unltad 6talcs district Court: George Long,
ueoszo Woodruff. a. J: .Aycrill, u. lsanbitt, }.
tsr, Eurman Mrowt!, ". i. ptoIe, J: i: G.u,aiis,
Gharies na.axe!t, Nor.nnn lcsla, Il. Y. CHrblt,
J. H. jefery, Hurry II rkit,s j. T., ntevl, JAnta
Ctuw, luclds q. Fisher, Ilaxar1 Jawes, ". q.
hturl0v, ErAhkiln D. cnssStt, Daniel lIctlllo,
Es4ssus Wy1uau, A. D. Jvurs. n. b. Fairbanks
, 1880-09-28

4 very plonsant snrl'rlsc- party was held yes-
ter.lAy evening IN the iulr!1rs Ut tho First Con-
grcxutlonaI church, un tho coEter Of Anu and
Washington streets, 1T which tho congregation.
gathered to celebrate tho twentieth anniversary
uf tho wedinE of thctr passor, tho ttev. T. i.
Gu0dwlu, ID. H.. aud his wlle. Tho company
WIS Y very larH1 one, among those prcsnht as
belonging to tho congregation or Invited Kucsis
tclux tho Rev. u. =. savage, u. H., and
wife, tho ltev. George N. l3oAnltnan, D.
H.. U'a wife, tho nsy. J. y. Hyds,
, 1880-09-28
James Monohan, tlcnJamin Nahte. a ynnlro
WIS thnretttnn ordered by JudEu ulcdgett, re-
tLrnMblo Oct. ID.


ITEMS.
J,"fEe Tli1cy Ia expected 10 TO In court to-
n,otrtlw.
1'EsehnrRcs from bankruptcy wcro Issued 10
fMrfa ". GnIl. Gcprgo ist1,cris, II. ". lttchnr'l-
snn. +. tfnzarl sinfth, jallrs II. Swurt. aMI Ell
i. IIullstcr.
tieorRo y. Campbell wns yeasrrslny appointed
Ass.Hhee nf t!e0rHe ". Estes.
\ tlnt! tllrit!eth of Dut.lM1f Of i,er cent was
MMyhan.
An assIsneo will bo chosen this morning for
George ". I.nekey.
, 1880-09-28
Tho Grand {:ci1sruls

One of the recent scusutlons IN New Yask }lns
hetn tho GAa!tgv ~ management ii, thp larxe
All spendl4 hnitl, TUG GtulMI Eentrul. alessTs
ably kntryn NJ praprIetors OF NMrhuita,, llenct,
Hotel, ure HOW the managers. Tho huuse ha,
been thoroughly renovated and reGllrlIistG
throughout. IIe!ax " centrally located make.
It tho bcIt hotel fUs both business aud pleusut,
eetkers to atup ".
, 1880-09-28
WISCONSIN SIRUP,
Special Dllpatth to 1As Chf<dpo Tri9anA

OCoSoMowoc, Wis, Sept. s7.-An Immense
crop of s,iEar.cane llas been raised this year
III this ylclllty, alul tho yield Inns beet, 1,bort
n,tp g1Illnn Ut slrup to tbs square rutl. Thu
srup IL worth 20 rcl,ts l,cr gallnIl, alltl costs
rs centa Il, nlnke 1t. I',its lenSesa protlt VI
,llnut - CENTS ". every rod uf gr0n!ul.o
nnn-tll!r.! nluru tlIal, that gu whcat. fanll-
struck y 1'l'al,za; but Groccry.dealers aro not
~ SAnKullIG,
, 1880-09-28

]. r. Wulensak fled bIlf ytstrrtlAy nHnnst
Frank 4. 1tr.hcr 10 restrain him Iir,ln 1nrrlng-
Ing II patent fur ccrtnin improvements In
tr:ltianl,tifters n locks. Iss,sri March II. 18Th
Enstcli,. I.u,l4Int & Co. t,r4an /, suit In
nttnc!l,nunt agllnst Philip 1lulxfnn1l, clatmtnx
<t1Sa.N. .
Tile Unlnn Wire Mattress Cpn,put,y filed II bill
ag,linst 4. q. Simmons aud John II. flls1tlk to
restrain st,rtn fYt,ti infringing lis i,Nseht Tor
HYhteuiIlg t!uylcO iur wLyGil- wire mattresses.
, 1880-09-28

Ifnratto N. stutcr anil Ifornttn n. sintcr, IT.,
began suit yesterday to rrcovcr lou OF alor.
rls ,tud Jtsc,th f1cfn!d.
Owen Derry md Mary rIt,ngnn brought auit In
trcslass against Elwart codr, olninins s"9,ooo
lanurc Inwcnthnl commenced MI nctton tn
tres,lnss nRntnst tho CliscuEn. ltnck 1slund &
StOpU,
, 1880-09-28
THE COUNCIL.
The Ordinance Opening Lock Street
Vetoed by the Mayor,
Superintendent Kirkland Reports The courl.
House Walls 10 Be In Fair Condition,

Superintendent Kirkland Reports The Courl.
House Walls 10 Be In Fair Condition.
In 0rlnlon from The Corporation Counsel Regarding
The kcw Pumping Works-aise.lausous
l'nsfness.
Tho Council hold regular weekly tnoctlng
lust evening. Aid. Everett III tho ctlair. and
present all oxccnt Ehtters, ballard burke. Mc-
Nl,rncy, Meyer Fifteenth, ni,u Mccormick.
TEAM sTASI.
Aid. 1lfOrttnt1. by ct,nsrnt. introduced MI ordt-
nuttce scttilr astlo forty feet nF Mnrknt street,
between Randolph mid Washington streets, ns
sinrsl FOR tcHins
II wns pnsstA.
srAtngn.-M'OnATH.
TIC City Clerk statesl that tho testimony In tho
Stnutcr-M Mcti ruth cAso As1sl tlcrn tlrtl.
IL was referred to tho Cnm'nlttce on judiciary.
i VETO.
A communication ssns received from tho
Mayor rrtutu!nE wlthout hi. nrrruvnt thc ',r'..
nnlica rcpealtn9 thc ono tor tha ~, vMcatlon , Of
avenue i,s opened and. extended snt,til
# ;t tic ,rs fsn"' It e 1S,t + , ws as 'est"in ,Si
i'"st % strs6t. ymt tto city bat entered ,ipni is
nh!lantions to earry o''t tho terms Of shG nrsll-
t1leir eoiilrtelE to tit!ih tho frige. ~ ,nnku
change, taeref"re, would Involve tho city In cx-
pFnso an w. ,ltR, ~ rhsn tim r,nco,,r or,,pnnco
wins passctt wns reeolsttcre!. aud il n,otion to
uhss, Notwithstanding thu tctu. w,ls lost.
PAYING THE LAMrTsi0HrEfs.
AID currsnp subn,ltte,l u rcsni,,ton scttlnx
forth that i wns currently reported TINT tt!o
a syt 4ss " 'tr o oRe siS !: 5 4 ssd!s x'Ss s
Coi.trtlter tn Withhold si1nIlnr slInh ISL ,00
fr% 's "sy n"nsy 9 +, 's6 9 s s,,n: ~ noo,
The hAnlp Alderman ktlbtnttetll.n 0rttpr direct.
rui,gcr Of tllr city authorities tu compel tho
thlcupo & Altoi, and tho Fort Wayne 1inl!roat
Companies tobullda vluiuos over tiicirsrncks on
u wis pa'sru. T,,r orzy-uA11, WALLS,
ing ioowtnR ,s.a e9h'eaoh ,s sn 1ne ~ naPgs r.
Ntnyar re'! ,uulssinnrr IF TIblc WnrIs suunro .
i iass"asni, aa'i ccm'aitteo q i'aih!n9s; . .,..
hnr. itty " m " s,,' 'Gi H. 1ss TtoiSst nr
e"m,na,''tcatioi aI @ fr, M % te cotcerus Oh the a,.
,s a ~ 81 cdrsn sn W,'Ip # arcctio u 1o io buur 15
rsport nsS II - sIaii ia'ioxs: " ' ' 49, A0"'. ~
~" Wais p' - ,ak pJ ab .'ic icys III r, x q" io t
nat'iaii,R NIL 1oht!M tnat th9 ,.. etmwtsa eorcr'
IT,, o ~ Sr sir u Inurs iIs ~ I,r
wGst cnrer, s1aatsu ..Pt,! ~ sliie ~, Mln itstt1
1s sns at Ill IN to c,!. lrs lex.' ' pf HI M ,n
w, Oh tho ,yess s!o q IL. b!inE from was!; i;
sotiecnt l',FtS .9 % Ioes III cxecc ] ono tH ich e
er o. ro 1mg pnnx, s nr;n in tY, na9!nm gs,!
r'et weso s1 Inc fn p",s"n t s,sr. SG th"a hr!
@ tsn f e. tr9s s, a1 @ @ssys.sxhs;x nehs
@ ~" kgn pacg "; wnc s"s ,,s upon
AMu lGst' ~ " NY Ciun T. ~. % aa.,'pn s.tet.,
Tnere ~ Giy p9s'1n s sGtsEeu t'si, is"t! ~. .ne
s,h :u nf thM ns ~ VIII m Wnshnun 1 a,rr,t ~ w.
s e, gtsst re, , ri s @ as tws
ooGs ~. csIG' ~ Mt5 WV t'o"e pto 1""n Nv"
, 1880-09-28

Tho Presbyterian pAstors leltl their rcgt,nr
INJECTING In thotr rD0nA IN Mccormick lItock
yesterday morning, aud ha,i n running tIsc1is-
slDn nf tho puPur III "MctEtals ut Doug Our
Tho list meeting. ijr. Wnrr,.'l E,sl tho IoLutc,
tho meeting adjourned for two wgoks.
, 1880-09-28

DR.. RADWA.."S
SARSAPA ARlLlIAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes as Seen and Felt, as
they Daily Occur, Aft
or Using u Few
nrsnt,

/. Good spirits. disappearance Of weakness,
!!nT" !Hs a ss,Goy, H. increase and 'ra'csso ot
=. tatrGugth .tnurGNses, appetite improves, rel.
,sn inr fnol ~ % ,nnto s''nr crnctations nt wntet
sleep. AWnket, fresh md vigorous.
Il LlsApprarnncH Ut spots. hleicitcs. pfn1plcs;
ehs @ sHnT ,,T n md sHnK sy sns nrs
freely frnru thu tiu!ticr through tho ,.,rthra
wit!,nst lnt or scaldins; little or no sediment;
I starke1 .l.n!nutton Of annt!ty, and fro
ac,ed 81 Il GIL @ w M S
tnanent enre. inarcmsvti strength exhibited, in
the scsrcttnx Rlant!s, md function, harmony re-
atNret Y, tile tevetl,l Origins.
4, re!luw tttl4,e IN the wnto of TIM eyes, md
hs s%T;, =, c s!ro ,;y, @ ,,,tv = shn skin
tunEs or t,,bert.ics will reaE!zu sreht benefit Ia
cx1ectarnti1E freely thS tough phlegtI1 or n,teus
thrDnt or lleit: diminishing tho frequency af
tni1Fh; rnt,cra! tncrrAse nf atreKth throughout
aa tsS yysef. *Slpas " wsees &C % shs s .
chls. ecnsc of sufl"cntson. iiri breathi1ia @ .,,d
lilo morning Ali ttlcss distressing sympt,jns
grasn!l,y a1,d sarsly ,Ilrap;!ginss;. r. p,,,,,v.
.nken ',sv VIM ri fsctnrn'nF Msas1, Nil appar:
isesse viii a'ish. and II al f"raxn % and ip;1o
deposits, nNtcs, tllt1'1rs. cat1rs. llhrd ilnlps,
snnnd and hnalthy,; ulcers. fcvor Roras, chrono
8. ii e'ses whcro tho ss:h sysse'i' has been sn-
xRted. and Mercury, Quicksilver. IorFlstveSmb.
Innate have accumulated md hgcune deposited
III ths bones, 10nts etc.. cNllsitR carles Of Tho
la'nes. rickeis. sp'na! curvatnrns, con.ort!oas,
,e sTf1lias var'sso y.is stG. th% sA
md exterm'nate tile v'rua Ut tho discasa from
tho syRlGN.
4 t6o:s VIZ are ,at.s thee measns; % f.,
t!tseRAeE, kOwerer Attw may hH thu cure feel
, 1880-09-28
Read "FALSE AND TRUE
TO THE PUBLIC,

Of DR.. NAdways MD catuElisl0i Il. il. il. NuInr-
dies than the bas0 and WI, th.ess ituitNtlons ot
them: ~ there arc Futs0 tesoiSuuts. ktlicIs,
and Ptlls, be sure ald M4k for llAdwny'9 a,,a scA
Gxe t44 h..uls "usdAss 4ata what yvu buy.
, 1880-09-28
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AOUE cured for Hfty cents.
There IL not remedial aRunt IN thla wtlrld ll,ut
VIII rure Fever ai,A Agut and MI othur Mnlnsi-
fsvsrs t 'Iiui Sy itXDWA vi pi1.si" 10 IN ;luIeRl5
III ARAUWAYS READY REItIF.
FIFTY CENTS PER lIyTTLE.
, 1880-09-28

much worse md oven The nc!,h snas o,th r'ess
portCO ctld bB takcH down and rebuilt, M we'll
then Then " nnw md G speedy e"mnesti" Of tho
Htnld thorc occur any Rcrinns settlement pf tho
main wntl 8. ~ to cniiso inslIcntinns Of an unt.
sh",, ,,at hesitate to ut occ advise TINT they c
TAKEN sf0'sh.
thar tho Number OF cr,cks IA 81 lew " tho new
uticqi,al. Nearly. tho euttre weight Of tho sIt.
nov rcsts !'pan tho Examinations, mud n n.y opin
tn 3 thrfS tnx M ~ H. af ,trcf'1 @ ssh .ss's
iest II recognized %b!iity !: nvestIssta an! r:
psirtlc,h tn npler tllnt .ny conclusions may bo
ALExAxnxn KtnKhASn.
THE PUMPING wt,nKs.
The following WIS received from tho Corpora.
t1n Guuti*el:
yulr h"noraho body, Aug: 1e, iaao. referred
ese e * efs! ss rsr M" nps w e M
Of to ciiy Gost 70 .iver tho WIFI ~ E' for fr
ThS IL @atsr fana ., si,s city, whether .irr!vca
frbtn taxnttt'1 nT wnter rntEs: tr both: y
se s sy ,,i " H. as s 9s9Sfa' % rS, to Ts eSss
a fssss s ' liz W'cr W%scr i F'a ts ri s"sa @ ss
essssfS u ss {n sG j% f0pSs e s e.asry y. s
the fund for tho purpose f0r which It has been
Tho fund. howevar, Is pledged, first. for tho
payment nf tho Interest TN tho wntor>b,n!s. tho
sctuI.nrn,lni Interest nt wllicl, will! Mconle duo
f1sr therc viii o. III l,aye i;cct iniMme hy tiie
city Cnntrllrr. he II sufficient surplus tn nret
tn. nr.ry current IT. Yntt,ds n, on The fund.- md
plated by yn,'r ur,lcr: curtNsnly nat sufficient
EMth ia i''irci'n., u sItr a,.l g erect two rev
, 1880-09-28

ClFNt3JtEsl1 NTI11E.HE.
Tho Congregational prrachcrs. at tho Pacific,
wera presided uver by tho !tov, j. E.. Afns.rorH.
nr. wtlcox offered prayer. and, after II rtsl.ma
nr ycAtrrdDy's aprn,u,is, n discussion WIS
pruitctctl ipnn "WhE Shnt,hl tln tin Attitude OF
Minister'S Toward tho Skrptcisn, or thu Dayy"
, 1880-09-28

plimcntIng tho employts Of his Office, SGr.
Nlct}ratlt proceeds tn Klvn long list Uf tah,i-
lated statements covering the business af Ills
oIlicc, from which the following synopsis Is
taken:
AZ the end OF tho year 1970 there were het'
families nh tl1G hooks receiving n1 ftUnl i,lg
county. During tho year 6.s7i applications
fur Md were ltftl Mt the nilfrt Of which ntIn,-
tmr n.pi' NrrG fnnfll 10 h. fn no htpd NJ ,ls-
sistui,cG: III nf the applicants could not l'e
fotllll, mud D14 wGtn .lisnrE,rnvctf nftDr fEvea-
tixat1utl; 4,11:h families received alt during
tle year, n1ltt nt tho rlose OF tho fiscal year.
Aug. III, issU. there were 5s3 families oil tic
tn0ks.
Of the number thus assisted III the West
Division there we're
MAfttfu. ....,.+.t.,...,....-.. Nhi
Wi,tnws.. ..............,.....,, TlH
I,rerrtcd Hy h.isa,ans. ......., atl
y liloWtfs .....,.................... ~
Snl4le.. s.r..,...,...,n.......
.--
T0fhl.... .....,...................l,0 $50
sOuTu DIVISION.
hinfricu icu............'... "a
JrsHFtcu. "
SanRlo.. ......,.,........
ammonium kt.stttt stJt
MONTH DIVISION.
nlMtrlctl. ...t...s...s...sN
..rs.s X
oIuR!tt IL
, 1880-09-28

FEDERAL. GNASn Juny

lsalance On hand Ecpt. .$lS,Iil.;M
Thu rcport WIS referred TO the Muster !n
NhnA3i0fH. -
, 1880-09-28

TIC HUdFE ftptlft WIS feEGfFed q TIC C0JI-
mittee OIL Charities.
TIE WAHbEy Of Tltr: INSANE AsyLUM
AND rOU1i-1EOUsE
ntso submitted Il comparative statement Of
tl,e expenses of tho twO Institutions fronl
1879 tO tsi0, Inclusive. a,ttl the !lrst three.
quarters nf the year 1880 from Dec. !, 1s1D,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-15
HancOck's Idea of His Office.

We are informed, on good author
ity, says the New York Erening Err
press, that last week a Dumber of
rich men waited on Gen. Hancock
and told him they would raise a
quarter of million dollars towards
the legitimate expenses of his cleo
ton if he would permit them to
name the Secretary of the Treasury
should he be elected President.
Gen. Hancock was told that while
the Republicans were raising and
spending vast sums of money in
this campaign, and it was proposed
to raise million dollars by private
subscription to insure the election
Of Garfield, the Democratic Commit
tee had no funds to speak of, and is
obliged to depend upon the spon-
taneous enthusiasm of the people for
contributions.
Gen. Hancock listening to their
statements with respect, and cour-
teously, replied: "Gentlemen, 1
decline your offer. If elected to the
Presidency, I must take the office
unpledged."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-15
He Don't Resign.

After reading the folio wing letter
from Mr.. Dustin, Democratic candi.
date for Prosecuting Attorney in this
District, the average voter will have
no difficulty in determining precisely
the point he wishes made known.
The fact that he is a candidate and
will continue in the field, is assever-
ated no less than eight times in this
short missive:
GoLDENDALE, Oct. 9Th, 1880.
EDITOR STANDARD: / understand that it
is being circulated in the lower counties
OF this district that l have withdrawn
from the contest for Prosecuting Attorney.
Now such statements are utterly false and
without any foundation, but only show
how INSCRIPTIONS some persons are in
matters of politics. l have not with
drawn, neither do intend to, but on the
contrary, l expect to- be elected, and even
II did not, certainly would make an
honorable fight, as l consider an honor
able defeat looks better than disgraceful
retreat, and in no case will | be induced
to withdraw. My sense of honor will
not allow me to receive a nomination at
at the hands of my party and then dis
gracefully desert them.
l am, very respectfy, your obed't seryt,
III. DUSTIN,
Democratic Candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-15

A FEW years ego, the New York
Sun suggests, it would not have
been healthy for a man to hiss Gen.
eral Hancock's name in the pres
ence of 5000 Republicans. On
Friday night, 1900 Republicans
missed it.. Yet Hancock is the same
man to-day as whom he lay weller
ing in his blood on the field of Get
tysburg. Il is the party that has
changed. The heroes Of the second
army corps will remember those
Kisses on the day of election.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-15
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TER.
FRIDAY EyEN'G, OCT. Is, 1880.
A Scattering Charge.

We publish on another page the
report of the Grand Jury censuring
the Assessor and other county Off
GERS for fatal eerrors in the assess.
ment roll of last year. 1t appears
to US that the report does some OF
the officers injustice. A sweeping
statement that /" the officers of this
county" have not performed their
duty, simply because the Sheriff,
acting as Assessor, by his neglect,
has caused the people the loss of
several thousand dollars. is disin.
-genuous, to say the least. 1t seems
- il the Grand Jury, actuated by
: full appreciation Of the enormity
of the outrage, had determined to
make their censure commeasurately
strong by placing the odium upon
all connected with county affairs.
The only officers who have the least
responsibility connected with the
assessment Of property, ere the AS
SCISSOR and the County Commission
ers, and to have placed the blame
upon them, would have been the
full extent of duty, SO far as the in
validity Of the roll is concerned.
The assessment of 1879, from the
want of certificate, has been pro-
nounced worthless by competent
legal authority, and not cent Of
delinquent taxes can be collected
under it. nor need anybody have
paid taxes for that year had this fact
been known aud the taxpayer chos-
en- to avail himself of the means Of
evasion. There is no excuse for this
neglect Of the Assessor, nor indeed
for that of the Commissioners, who
approved it, for one of their number
had served several years in that ca
pacity and assumes to be fully in
formed on all technical matters Let
the blame tall on the proper should
ers.
The report further afiirms that
the assessment roll of this year is
likewise defective. Its language il
that San examination of tho roll
betrays many errors, if not Of
grave import of inexcusable charac.
ter, now too late for remedy. And,
it continues. 1--WE here publicly
censure such carelessness in SAID
county officers and in behalf of the
people demand greater care in The
FUTURE" which brings forcibly tt
mind the report of the negro church
committee, in the trial of preacher
for kissing one of the women of lii
Aock: Resolved, that we find .brud
der Jones inherent, but he musn'
do it agin."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-15

ANOTHER opportunity is presented
for Republicans to manifest a deyc-
ton for the principles they have SO
loudly professed ever since the war.
In the triangular race for Sheriff,
they have a candidate presented for
their suffrages who shouldered bis
musket and did valiant service in
the cause of his country, in the De-
partment of the Gulf. We refer, of
course, to Mr.. b. F. Brown, who
possesses all the requisites for max
ing a good Sheriff. 1t is true that
Mr. Kratz, the Democratic nominee,
now represents the principles upon
which the war for the preservation
OF the Union was based, but those
Republicans who have progressed
SO far that they cannot recognize
ancient landmarks, may not be able
to see 1t; but they surely ought to
be able to cast their votes for one
who by sacrifices and peril on the
field of battle, has earned their re-
spect, while his Republican competi-
tor was enjoying the emoluments Of
q fat Office far removed from the
scene of strife. Will they do it Z
Consistency is indeed a jewel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-15

We would advise our friends as
we'll as Onr enemies political J
to 60 slow on the election returns.
Remember Maine. The figures are
not positive enough for anybody
to crow loudly, and if the victory
were decisively Republicans, there
would be no doubtful dispatches.
When the telegraph gags the Re.
publican party is sick.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-15

IF any other reason were wanting
to vote against Mr. Brents, it was his
apology for speech in this place
Saturday night. He is far below the
mediocre speake :. and it is a matter
OF surprise that he people should
ever have elected him to Congress.
We shall review some of his posi-
items in our next issue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-15

The difficulty between Mr.. Henry
surveying party and the Indians at
the head of Sank river, remains
unsettled. The two wounded In
dams are expected to recover, but
Mr.. Henry deems it advisable to
await the arrival Of the military
force, now on the way there, before
resumins operations.