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The Wabash about vincennes is behav-
ing badly by getting out of its banks. The
White River through Knox County, Ind,
is equally unmanageable as to corn ground
and farmers growing.
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Mr.. st. Aubrey G. Angelo, represent
ing the Liverpool, England, Courier, is in
the city, en- route for Denver and the far
West
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-01

VIM. Stafford, Of Warren, Ind, wanted
to see If his gun was loaded by blowing in
it. Funeral largely attended.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-01

Mystery attends the disappearance about
two weeks since of the wife of Sam Cooper
near Portsmouth. O. Sam is a bad lot.
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Gen. Grant and wife. visiting Ex-Mayor
John Thompson at Dubuque, Iowa. Gal
ena is too hot.
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At Oil City, Pa. the monthly oil report
shows AL wells completed in May against
451 in April
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P.N.SIEFERT'S
COURT AND VINE STREETS.

- SAlAN ASs
Good Dress Calico at Sc per yard.
Nice Bleached and Unbleached Muslin 9
Sc per yard.
Extra Toweling at &c per yard.
Elegant Dress Goods at SC per yard.
Ladies' White Hose at Sc per pair.
Gents Cotton Socks at Sc per pair.
Children's Hose dark colors, at 6c -
pair.
Good Gents Paper Collars at SC per box.
Extra Nice Figured Piques at 6kc pM
yard.
6 IA CENTS.
10 cases Elegant Figured Lawns at GA
cheap at 12Hc.
Very Best Dress Calico at exc per yard
Nice Dress Goods at 6Hc per yard.
8 S1.3 CENTS.
Dark-fgured Lawns at SIC per yard.
Good Straw Ticking at Slsc per yard.
10 CENTS.
Plain Black Lawns at 10c per yard.
Good White Flannels at 10c per yard.
Gents Linen Collars at l0c each.
Elegant Lace Fichus at 10c each.
IL 1-2 CENTS.
Jeans for Men at 12c per yard.
Light and Dark Brocades at 12Hc per yard
Elegant n English Cassimeres at l2Lc pr
yard; worth zoe.
10 CENTS.
Full regular made hose l5c per pair.
Elegant silk clock hose 15c per pair. II
1928 CENTS.
Extra feather ticking 1890 per yard.
Extra nice figured dress goods 1870 PeR
yard; sold elsewhere at zoe.
1S CENTS.
Elegant silk-stitched hose, formerly sold =
$3.50
20 CENTS.
Clear linen tablecloth goods at 20c psR
yard.
Good cashmere for mems and boys cloth
ing at zoe per yard. .ty
| Nice undershirts at zoe each.
25 CENTS.
Nice double-width mohairs at Csc per yar1L
Black and colored plain and striped =
inch wide English Cassimeres at Csc pr
| yard.
Good corsets at 25c each.
Hair line striped silk clock hose at 25c pGP
pair.
Fancy stitched Balbriggan hose Csc per palA
45 CENTS.
Elegant Striped Summer Silk at 45c pw
yard. q
| so CENTS.
Fancy Trimming Silk at SOC per yard.
Fine Pekin Striped Silk at SOC.
Silk Grass Tassels at SOC per yard, sold eise.
where at Csc.
Black Lace Mitts at SOC per pair.
Thompson A. Glove-fitting Corsets at 5on
always have on hand good assort-
ment of all kinds of Dry Goods. Motions
and Fancy Goods, which are all marked in
proportion to the above prices. Call and
convince yourselves that l intend to ell
| Just as / advertise. .y
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Louis Farqui ar, Ninth Ward, GAINESVILLE,
assigned with 81, 900 liabilities, asse is $500.
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
Redempti0N Notices.

Redeemed, March Goth, 1880, by Mrs. Ev-
aline Rogers, the sw Of neqr OF sec 81, tp
20 north, ranges west for $3.50.
Redeemed, March 22d, 1850. by John D..
Ferguson, the NV or Of sw Or of sec6 tip 10
north, range west, for 1915.
Redeemed. March 24th, 1880, by David
Spurlock, the w fri W hf of sw or, sec p,
and Q hf of ne of ne or, sec 49, all in tip Is
north, range west, for $6.4S.
Redeemed, March 2eth, $780, by William
Dotson, the ne er of ne or of sec 9, tp IL
north range west. for Sl,74
Redeemed March goth, 1850, by B. H..
Overstreet. the sw or Of Sc ar and Sc of my
of Sc or of sec 81, tip Is north, range 3
west, for S3IS.
Redeemed, March SOth, 1880, by l.. R..
Paden, the hf of ne or and sw or OF ne Or
of sec II, and INV or of NV or of sec ~, tp
Is north, range west, for SI2.55.
Redeemed, April lst, 1880, by L. u.
Byrd, the hf of NV or of sec 80, tp II
north. range west, for S648.
T..J DAVIDSON, Clerk.
April ], 1880. 33-3
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01

ship, and as far as personal feeling is
concerned, 1 am still the same as then,
regretting the misunderstanding that
have been developed upon the conference
question, and though we may still differ,
t believe it to he honest, and only ask
that which "B. c. claims for himself
the explanation of motive and language
should, in credit to others, as we'll as
myselE while thanking IN. A. M.,"
DAISY and others for kind words, say
that have no idea who they are.
Sincerely desiring to do 40 evil and as
much good in the world as possible, ever
ready to recract where convinced OF error,
regretting the hard feelings any one may
have against nae, siga myself at heart
the friend of Evening Shade and "B. G."
e. A. GARRISON,
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01

MORE MISUNDERSTANDING TO BURN
THE COUNTY JAIL.--Just before going to
press this morning, our attention was
called to an attempt made last night to
destroy the county Jail. A fire was kindled
with pine knots, at the northeast corner OF
the building, and kept up until large
hole was burned through, when the vii
lain, having rendered the structure worth
less. put out the fire and sneaked away,
without attracting the attention of any
one. A coal oil oan, which was discovered
in the edge of the bushes near by, shows
how the fire was kindled and some let
ters scratched on the bottom of it may
furnish a clue to the perpetrator of the
mean act. As it was the last remnant OF
immoveable property belonging to the
county, the question that now arises is,
was it county seat fire? We think time
will tell.
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
Mortoaqee'S Sale Of Redl EstGte

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of mortgage deed, with power of sale,
executed to Jesse A. Phillins, by G. L..
Weathemaan and wife and L. r Wealth
erman, TO secure certain debt of three
hundred dollars therein described, said
mortgage being dated on the 9th day of
February, 1878, and recorded on the Sd
day of May, 1878, in the office of the re-
corder of Sharp county, Arkansas, IN
record book B, page 574, | will, on Sat,
urday, April 24th 1880, at the door of the
Methodist church house, (being the desig-
mated court house of Sharp county,) pro-
ceed to seN so the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described tracts OF
land, lying in said Sharp county, towit;
The south half of the southwest quarter
of section nine, the northwest fourth OF
the northwest quarter. the northwest OF
the southeast quarter, and twelve acres
living on the north side of the northwest
fourth Of the southwest quarter OF section
sixteen, all in township eighteen north
range six west. This March 29th, 1880.
JESSE A. PnmLGrs.-
Bv 7. Y. Huddleston, Agent. 35-2
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
LOCAL. NEWS
Town and County.

First of April.
Look out for "April fools.'
County court will convene here next
Monday.
Mr.. J. s. Medley is reported seriously
i'll of pneumonia.
Election of town officers in Evening
Shade, next Tuesday.
"A supply of indian Blood Sirup kept
constantly on hand at T. J, Spurlock's.
John Walker, aged % years, and
Miss H. E. Murphy, aged II, were licensed
to marry, this week.
II. j. Spurlock's restaurant has been
re-opened, and he is ready to furnish hot
meals at meal hours.
Rev. J. w. Miller will preach at the
Baptist church in this place, on Sunday,
the IIth inst, at eleven o'clock.
DIR. N. G.. Hardister has resumed the
practice of his profession here. His card
will appear in the RECORD next week.
We arc requested to state that'-thaTe
will be Sabbath school prayer and mass
meeting at the NJ. E. Church in this place,
next Thursday night, the 9th.
A miority of the people in the county
seem to be opposed to nominating ticket
for county officers, At least, about 10 out
of 10 prominent men from different parts
of the county express themselves against it,
We submit.
The members Of the Evening Shade
string band have advanced with their
practice splendidly, and are beginning to
favor our citizens with serenades which
are really delightful. Much credit is due
Prof. Bruun the teacher, for the rapid
progress the band has made, and the
members should be encouraged to continue
their efforts. More music!
Being without assistance in our office,
and having some job work on hand, we
are late with this issue Of our paper.
Agreeable, however, to the old adage,
'It's an ill wind that blows nobody good" "
by being late we are enabled to publish
the proceedings of the county executive
committee, showing the time fixed and
recommended for holding the county and
township conventions. Read it, and turn
out at the proper time.
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
TO THE PUBLIC!

Relieving that ii would be Of interest ta
NV MANY friends, and the people generally.
of our county, | take this method OF IN
forming all those who have had demands
against estates of deceased persons or al
lowanoes against the county, judgments
DEGREES, evidences of indebtedness, mar
riape license tor certificate of record there
of, deeds. &c. exhibited, allowed, adj
Judged or decreed in their behalf, that they
should have the same rc-nstated III tl'
records, according to the provisions OF law
found on pages S43 to $40, Gahtt's Digest oi
fbs State of Arkansas a verified petition,
setting oat the decree. &c, must be tiicd
30 dea before the term of court 80 winch
application is made, together with n0tlce
Of 80 DAYS to all parties interested IN the
same, or by publication in a newspaper
published in the county. Having had many
applications by parties desiring to Know, 4
elect this method of informing them, lW
the good of all.
Your obedient servant,
Y. j. Davidson, CLERK.
March 18th, 1880.
N, B.-I have just received new supply
of records, seals and material, and am pre-
pared to do all work in the clerks Office.
Office opposite town spring, on Nam
street. l. ~
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
Notice.
LAND. OFFICE LITTLE Rock, ARK, !
March oath, 1880. :

LAND. OFFICE, LITTLE Rock, ARK,
March 24th, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, before the judge of the county
court of Sharp county, at Evening Shade,
Ark, on the 10th day of July, 1880, anc
secure final entry thereof, viz; William
B. Tucker, who made homestead applica,
ton No. 6704, for the sw Or of sw qr OF
sec %, the W hf ofnw or and Sc Or of NV
or of sec SO, tip 20 north, range west,
and names the following as Fnis witnesses,
viz: John II. Taylor, Whitfield Taylor,
J.,J. Hill and Francis Baldridge, Of Mep-
tins Creek Ark.
355 NJ. W. GIBBs, Register.
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
Reclamation Notices.

Redeemed March 1st. 1880, byJ. A; Ham
iIton, administrator, sc ne, and cast hlt Sc,
section 10; and ne sw, and NV sw, section
11-all in tip 16 north, range = west, fOr
dollars and 66 cents.
Redeemed Feb. 10th, 1890, by w. T. Stan
field, ne or, section %. tp 16 north, range 5
west. for dollars and "a cents.
Redeemed Feb. 10Th, by A. A. Phillips,
pt sw Sc. sec. 10, tip IL north,
range west; NV SC, sec, 10, tp rs north
range west SO Sc, sec. 10, tp 10 north,
range 6 west; ne Sc, sec. ten, tp Is north
range 6 west; NV sw. sec. IL, ID ~ nortn'
range 8 west pit NV ne, 15, tp Is north,
range d west; he ne, see. Is, tp 10 north,
range west, for % dollars and cents.
Redeemed Feb. 10th, 1880, by Mrs. Sophia
Berry, lots aud 5mw, sec. l9 tp II north,
range 6 west. for 4 dollars and 81 cents.
Redeemed March 18th, 1880, by Ebert
Jones, W hlf sw, ne ne, hlf NV, hi ne,
sec. "a, tp Is north, range 5 west, and SW
NV, sec 35 tip Is north, range west; also NV
sw, sec. 3, and ne NV, and NV ne, Sec y; Up
II north, range west, for 70 dollars andof
, cents.
Redeemed Feb. 18th, 1880. by J, NJ. Mont
gomery. pit sw, sec, 2S, tp Is north, range
| west, for IL dollars and 81 cents.
| Redeemed March leth, 1880, By Evan
| Watkins. W hlf sw, sec. 20, tp IL north,
range 5 west, for dollars and 46 cents
Redeemed March 18th, 1880, by james
Norris, $ pit Sc NV. sec. ~, tp II north
range west, for 2 dollars and "a cents,
Redeemed Feb 22rd, 1880, by !. II, Richie,
administrator, hlf sc Or. section %. tp ~
north, range 5 west, for 2 dollars and 81
| cents.
Redeemed March 18th, 1880, by Joseph
| Johnson, sw sw. Sc sw, and S hlf my, sec.
q. tp II north, range D west, for eleven
dollars and thirty-One cents.
Davidson. pt ne ne, sec. 4, tp 16 north,
range 6 west, for twenty-five dollars aud
seventy-ttree cents.
Redeemed, Feb. 9th, 1850. by Roht Spur
| lock, the nc Sc. e hf ne. pit sw ne sec ~; "
pit NV, hf sw and SO NV sec 80 all Ill tp
| Is north. range west, for Sl6.35.
| 33-3 L. ). DAVIDSON, CLERK.
| l..
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
Official Notice!

IL THE MATTER OF THE iOGrSTANDlNG
County WARRASTS.
Now, On this day, theCourt deeming it
expedient to call in tsn the outstanding
scrip or county warrants of Sharp
county, under existing laws Of the State,
on account of loss Of a portion of the
county warrant registers,.it is. therefore,
considered, ordered and adjudged by the
Court that all the outstanding county
warrants and certificates issued be, and
they are hereby, called in and ordered
to be Cancelled and re-is5ued.
And it is further ordered BY the Court,
that all scrip or certificate holders pre-"
sent the same to the Court on
MONDAY, JUYs 4TH, 1880,
or during the sitting OF the Court at said
term for the purpose of having the same
Cancelled and reissued.
And it is further ordered by the Court,
that the clerk of this court cause to be
delivered, to the sheriff of this county, a
true and correct copy Of this order, and
that he give notice of said time Tor
calling in the outstanding scrip and GER
tificates of Indebtedness OF the county, III
accordance with the law regulgting the
same.
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
County Of Sharp,
|, Z. J. Davidson, clerk of the Circull
Court and ex-ofioiO clerk of the County
ane Probate Courts, in and for the county
and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is true, perfect
and correct copy of an order made at q
special term Of the Sharp County Court,
to-wit On Friday, Feb. 9th, A. d. 1850,
as the same appears of record, in Book
II, pages ) and o.
Witness my hand und oihclal
IsEALI seal. this February 10th,
A. D. 1880.
3O.3 T.J. DAVIDSON, Clerk. =
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
HE RECORD
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

Transient adrotisiag, ten cents per line. each
insertion.
Marriage and death notices. not ouer ten
lines, free; more than ten lines, half transient
rates.
Leqal notices at Statute prices. No legal Gd-
refreshments inserted unless paid for IN adrGnce
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
CALL FOR A COUNTY CONVENTION.

Alta meeting Of the undersigned, com
posing portion of the county democratic
executive committee, on the Sd day of
April, 1889, it was resolved that a con.
yention Of the democratic party of Sharp
couaty be called to meet. at Evening Shade
on Saturday, May I'D, 1880, at u O'Clock
m., for tie purpose of lelecting three del.
egates to represent the, democracy Of the
county in the state convention, which is
called to meet at Little Rock on the I'd
day of June. to nominate candidates for
governor and other state officers.
1t was further recommended that each
township hold mass meeting on Satur-
day, MAY 9Th, lGS9Aees@4 o'clock, a, m,
to select delegates to said county conHen-
ton.
1t was further recommended that, should
the people of the different townships see
proper, they may, by vCte in mass meet
inc. determine the proposition Of nominal
inc a acounty ticket; AMI they are requested
to determine, by vote, the question of the
abolition of the two thirds rlle as prac,
ticed in the national nominating conyen-
ton.
TWAS further resolved chat each town
ship shall have one vote in the county con-
vention for every forty votes, according to
returns Of the state election held in 1873,
and one additional vote fer each fraction
of forty mot less than twenty, provided,
however, that each township shall have
one vote in said convention, which gives
the townships repreeentatit y as follows
North, Al, ; Union, 35nl; jackson,
so, 2; Redwood, 203, 5 H16non, y, 2;
Strawberry, 72. 2; Scott. lao, 4; Big
Creek, sc, 2; WashingtqA2 81, ); Cave,
5S, /; Sullivan, l57, 4; eson, Sc, l F.;
Morgan, So; 2 Piney Fol 2l4, o.
Wn. G. MAFuEM Chairman
j. D. FORE, Sec'y. =,
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01

Blank notes, mortgages and warranty
deeds for sale at the Recon- office,
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
FOR MAYOR.

TO THE CITIZENS OF EVENING SHADE:
In reply to your solicitation of the 10Th
inst, requesting me to become candidate
for mayor, l will say that | have concluded
to comply with your request. After thank,
ing you for your expression of confidence
and esteem, l announce myself candi-
date for mayor of your town, at the en-
suing election. / am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. W. OLDHAM.
March Doth, 1880.
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
Notice.
LANp OFFICE, LITTLE Rock, ARK. (
March 18Th, 1880.

Notice is hereby given that the folloN1ne
named settlers have filed notice of thosr
Intention TO make final proof i'll support of
their claims, before the clerk Of the circuit
court of Sharp county, at Evening Shade,
Arkansas, on the 2Gth day OF April, 1880;
and secure final entry thereof. viz: Char
lotte Adair, who made homestead entry
No 63S2, for the NV Or of ne or aud nc or
of NV or of section I9, township Is north,
.TApg4.6 wpst; and .
John X. Adair, who made homestead c'r
try No 6423. for the W hf of NV qrof scttion
I9, township Is north, range q west, ana
ne qr of ne or Of section "A, township j.
north, range { west; and name the fellow
ing as their witnesses, viz: Thomas V Ste
phens, John p. Tennison, James Il. AdalI
and William Seward, all of Ash Flat, ARK .
34-s NJ. WJGnBBS, Register
Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
Notice.

Parties who had docket entries, judg-
ments, &c., destroyed in my office at the
burning of the court house, may have the
same restored on the docket or papers
supplied, to take effect and be in force the
same as if never lost or destroyed. See
act of Mar. 18th, 1879, pages 92 and %.
Respectfully, D. N. HUDDLEsToN,
q. p, Piney Fork tip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
SANITARY INTERESTS.
o
THREE MEETINGS HELD AT NEW-oRLE'NS YESTER-
DAY-sFvEEAL PLANS To PROMOTE THE PUBLIC
HEALTH ADOiTiD.

rgPrr MEETINGS HELD AT NEW-ORIEtNS YESTER-
DAY-sEyEEAI. PLANS To PROMOTE THE PUBLIC
HEALTH ADorTfD.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-The Public Health
AssuciLIuu assembled tins morning. Tie commit tee
WIN Dr. Eusla Harris, OF New York, chairman. APP
pom ID consider Ger ain portions Of M presidents
ldres reported resolutions commencing the Efforts OF
the National Board II alto to secure uniformity FOR
tue notation allure Of diseases ana causes OF
MORTALITY and r,q4est,ne medical and health authori-
ties 10 do wnAt they can promote TINS uniformity
Resolutions were adopted requesting tn passage OF
a laV to preyenl the spreading Of infectious and con-
tagens diseases. Eve hundred copies o. The Hon.
Erisus Brooks address on W at me states owe the
P.ople" were ordered to be printed and sent to the
G yeruors oil various states wCla request That they
refer the matter 10 tie consideration OF tnrr Respective
Legislatures Professor L. t. CLar, Vi. D., 81 NewOr-
leans. read paper gyns summary OF tue conclusions
Of tine Havana yellow Fever Commission, OF when ne
was president. Dr. j. d. Bruns oi New-Oreans read a
uaper IN levers OF tie lower III which ne re-
viewed all the facts connected with the fever IL Plaque
mlles Parsh during summer He. together
with DE- orge SlrrLb rg. II the Army, and
Dr. Davidson OF Nrw-Orrans constituted the
c mmis,iJn which was s-nt Dy Tic l"sident member OF
the National Board lie liza TO report on he fever iu
Pnauei es which Dr.,t-lnue considered 10 be yellow
another Inquiry uy SaHOnal art IT Health, Iu ne
,i i,afey iur pr,posa II benz opposed by
Dr. Billings aud others, VINO thOu ut tuat no good re-
sulrs could H. atauned by inquiry at MS ate day.
~ ~ add esq ID, the new presdeut Dr.. c. b. White,
IN. Convention ddloui ned. -
lie san,al, CJuuc OF the Mississippi Valley held a
meeting TO-DAY, Dr. X. G. Rcazc po,iuing Al the re-
due. ul the general manager Vi iLt Jch7Du Railroad Il
committee was appointed 10 determine Whht goods may
ne saIcy carried TO ANA from places where quarantine
exists.
m Quarantine Convent on met In ne h1l OF the
H0use o. Representatives. Dr. q orge III Kctchum, %
Aapatua presiding Con gr.s~nan-crc Moore, OF Vi IN
utu.. Ina oducpd Two e. uugu. Wnch were adopted
lnrsr authuuZe tue cn.riuan 10 appoint twO comm l.
ties to cOnsl-t OF seven Meubels cach, one committee
Ia n, the A. autic anu G STAGE, anu tue Othrr
iho states uf tnr q 40 MISSISSIPPI Vail ". Ech
commit l. t. prepare schedule OF the rules ANA gu
atious concerning such mat r. ri qudrat 5nt saul-
auOn a. are To tGc Sales oil Cdch zion re-
suectl,ey. TnIs schedule 10 be suOmtcd 10 eacn OF
re -tat Tor IA hcsuOu and adoption, the OASIS Of
act on or projection OF the puDnc health The com
mttet- arr instructed TO take the necessary Steps 10 ST.
cur arqIatr appropriations by Congress fOt qudran-
tre adm ira Ion oil national c"afactcr. On motion
OF Mr.. bD. Florida, tIe Convention ADJOURNED, 10
tuprf II SAVANNAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
ATALK WITH SALEM II. WALES.

There was general satisfaction expressed at
the Onion asue club lat evening over tI- appoint
ment OF Salem " Na,es ~ Park Commi--iorer. Mr..
Wales SAID TRIBUNE reporter that the first TINA
to he hal that his name would ne sent ~ by the Mayor
for that ofir, was statement that effect IN The
newspapers Thursday mrrnInG, and tint he had been
APPOINTED without his knowledge eni. IL also
expressed some doubt whether he should take the
ejc. and emarke he might not DC able 10 do the
amount of cool he would ike to do, and when the
public would expect HIM TO do
what policy would you try to carry out as Park
Commissioner
am opposed 10 changing men in Office for political
reasons and should man because he diff
fercd with me III politics religion. Central Park IL
the peops great pleasure ground. and should not be
encruached upon by exhibition buildings or grotesque
statuary There arr objects III 1t called art which
should never have been allowed there, as
they are nkcly to brighten horses, to say nothing
of their being outrage upon good taSte.
do MOI know how the Board constituted as II would ne
vii my acce ptance, will be able d haIm0nZe oil the
int, rests that Apparently conflicting SHOULD Ger.
tsluly freed from all peisOua prejudice ana shOn
cudeayor act sucn way AS u secure the largest
possibe advantage the public without regard 10 per
sona or political differences that might exist among the
members of the Board" -
HIvemeyer IN January, 1873. He resigned IN May.
1874 and went Eurone. On his return. ~ the TAIL OF
year, he was nOnin tea as me puplI an cahuI-
date FOR Mayor. On the death Of Mayor Havemeyer,
MyOr for thirty days during which blef term OF once
a Vacancy occurred IN the Dock Department ny the
death OF Comm ssiOner Gardner. Mr. Vance rendered
the appontent Mr.. Wales for the un Ipred term OF
dent of the department for three successive terms by
his Democratic cJHeagues.