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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-15
IN the DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISToICE OUUSr Of THE
First Judicial District Of the State Of Ne.
vaos In and for the county OF Storey.-JOHN
L. W. leu against HIS CREDtrOR5.-Notice
TO CREDITOR OF Inrolvent-In the matter OF the
petition OF John Z. WEIGH. an insolvent debtor.
-Pur-ui n. to an order Of the Hon. Richard
Ri-.ns. :. Judge OF the said District court, notice
10 her by given TO ell the creditors Of the said
insolven', John L. WEIGH. 10 be and appear be.
fore the aid JUDGE. in open Court. at the Court.
room VI ssid Coul {. - the Court house, In said
county. on the Ppi RrEkNTH day Of APRIL,
A. ID. 1850. IT 10 o'clo. I A. n. Of that day, then
ard there TO show cause. II any they can, why
the prayer Of said insolvent should not be
granted. and az assiznment OF his estate be
male. and he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities. in pursuance Of the provisions OF
the statute In such case made and provided;
and In the meantime al proceedings against
said iusolvent Do stayed.
witness my hsnd and the zeal Of said Court,
this 18th day Of March. A. d. 1850.
isEAL,J J. Z. MCDONALD. Clerk,
Ia Per HENRY RoLyE. Deputy.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

YELLOW JACKET SILVER AMINO CON.
1 pany.- Sale No. S6.-The public Is here.
by cautioned against purchasing the following
described stock Of toe Yellow " ket Silver
Miniug Company. ~ the same was sold Tor
Assessment No. So, the Esd day OF February,
f220.
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NOTICE.

nHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE 70
1 sl customers lie arrears In IN. psym ntoi
their accounts 10 coue forward and se,t e ,u'
m.diatsly. v. LtAsnh.
Gold Hil. March 1. 1850. 2lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-15
JULIA CONSOLIDATED MINING

u COMPANY.-Location Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that at . meeting q
the Board OF Directors, held on the third
day oil March, 1880, an assessment mo. ny
toe capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. to the
Secretary. At the oficc of the Company, No. tis
G-lifornis street. Room II, San francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the seventh day OF
April, 1850. will be delinquent, and sdver.
tised for sale At public auction, and unless pay.
ment 10 made before. will be sold on
MONDAY. the twenty.slxth day OF April.
1881. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
yether with cost OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
II. A. CHARLES. Secretary,
bfice-No. 41o California street. Room II. San
fralcinco. California. q
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Coo . week in your oSn town. Terms and
SU0 IS cate, tres. Address IL. hAiikr1
Co.. PSf land. Maine.
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01o A WEEK. Sis . day Ct home ssaiy
Die msds. oo.tiy outas nv. Addrsss ThsS
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
A MAIN BURST.

On Friday afternoon last it was dis
covered that the large water main that
runs under the Brandywine at Elev-
enth street bridge was leaking quite
copiously. Word was sent to the
Water Department, and the water was
shut off. Owing to theic in the creek
it is impossible to ascertain the extent
of the damage, but az soon as the wea-
ther will permit, diver will be en-
ployed to go down and unbolt the
broken parts, which will be taken out
and "sleeved" over and then be re-
placed. By this means Chief Engineer
McIntire thinks that the cost, il the
damage is not too greaf, will be be-
tween 5000 and $500. The pipes burst
once before, and the cost of repairing
the damage was over 5000. The. citi-
zens residing over the bridge are sup
plied With water from the main that
crosses Market street bridge, so they
will experience no inconvenience from
the break.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
THE TRAMP.

These are hard days for wanderers
Cruel, unkind days for laboring men
who walk from one place to another
looking for work, for wayfarers whose
little stock OF food and cash is exhaust
ed. No matter hew deeent these folks
are, how honest their purpose, how
great their privations, the hearts of those
whose doors they pass are closed against
them, and they ask vainly for food OF
shelter, or even the cup of cold water,
or the frl 1t that has fallen to the earth.
The tramp has robbed them Of Christian
charity, and given to all men a good ex-
cuse for refusing aid TO a suffering broth
er.
There was time when 1t was . dis
grace 10 any farmer to refuse food to a
stranger who stood at his gate, when
she we'll was free to the tired traveller,
however shabby he might be, when the
barn was often used as a free hotel, and
when no scorn was felt for the workman
"walking to the next town." Now, be-
cause Of the hideous Tramp, all is
changed. That dismal creature with
Ishmael written on his sodden brow has
done more harm by his simple existence
than by his evil deeds.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

SOME of the Republican papers affest
to characterize as "unm aniy" the report
ed Indifference Of the Democratic Con-
gressmen to Hayes proposition 10 mako
Grant captain general as we'll as to the
McOook bill, which proposes to put him
on the retired list with the rank and pay
of general, We trust the Democrats In
Congress are more than indifferent to
both these propositions. Wethope they
will be active and courageous In their
opposition TO them and to all proposed
legislation which has Grant as o bsne-
hciary. He has had all he deserves; and
II he cannot support himself with diEni-
ty and comfort, he merits no further BEN
efices. The toad-eateIs and tuft-hunters
may raise him all the private purses they
choose. II he has fallen 30 low a. TO
stand before the public with his hat II
his hand let him have all that drops IN.
But not dollar from the public treasury.
If the Republican politicians want to
preserve him for the uses TO which they
put him III the lass campaign that 10
their own concern; it 10 no business Of
the Democratic House.-LdncGster Intel
H0encer, 4a
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
A Runaway.

Last evening as street car No. |
was coming down Market street,
about $50 O'Clock, the horses at
tachej to the car ran away, and did
considerable damage.
The car contained about twenty
persons a number of whom were la
dies, and as it reached Fifth street,
the driver, Charles Verick, put ON
the brakes in order to lessen the
speed in going down the hill. The
brakes would not hold, and conse-
quently the car gained too much
momentum and ran on the horses
This frightened the animals and they
at once started off, and accelerated
their speed at every step until they
were in a dead run. Mr.. Verick as
sisted by another driver named DAN
iel Patton stood at their post and
endcavored with all their power 10
bring the frightened animals under
subjection. The car continued on
down Market street to Front, where
it left the rails and continued on
down the street, and upon reaching
the railroad it swerved for moment,
when the horses turned and started
toward the Delaware Western r. R.
depot, where it ran into a fire plug,
breaking it off just below the bricks,
and smashing in portion Of the
front part of the car. The car strik-
ing the plug had the effect of stop
ping the horses very suddenly, and
those of the passengers who remain
ed in the car were considerably
Jared up. A number of the ladies
became very much frightened after
the car left the track, and two of the
number Mrs. William Kyne and
Ella Peoples jumped from the car,
and fell violently to the ground
They were picked up and Mrs. Kyne
was carried into house close by,
! and Ella Peoples was carried into
Grubbs Hotel, but was subsequently
removed to the European ii otel
where she is employed as chief cook.
Mrs. Kyne was badly bruised about
the face and head and body. Her in
juries were administered to and she
was then taken to her residence.
Ella Peoples was severely lnJureu
about the breast, and she is now Con-
fined to her bed. DR.. Maull is attenl-
ing to her injuries.
A number OF other ladies attempt TO
jump from the car, but were prevented
from doing SO by a gentleman passenger.
Persons who saw the runaway expected
to see the car ovsrturn upon reaching
Front street.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
THE BAZAAR.

The Bazaar of the Ladies' Provident
Society, at the Opera House, closed on
Saturday evening, after successful
run of three days and nights. The
Punch and Judy entertainment was
given afternoon and night, and proved
highly attractive.
The attendance at night was very
large, and the audience were so gem
erous that every article for sale was
disposed of. The three booths were
purchased by Bishop Becker, E. T.
Walton and Job jackson. The fg-
ures of the Bazaar are not yet arrang-
ed, but it is known that the affair was
very profitable, $500 having been re-
oeiyed for admissions alone.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
PROMPT COURTESY,

While r .gistrar Frazer was examining
the records of the mortuary department
in the Baltimore Health oflce, Satur-
day, ho incidentally mentioned that he
wonld probably write to tho officials, In
a few days, for some Of the blanks used
In the office. This morning, TO his sur
prise, he received, by the first mail a
large package from Baltimore, which,on
opening be found to contain all the
blanks and forms, Of every description,
used by the health department, together
with the last annual report Of the Board
of Health, AMI certified transcript CT
the record of deaths In Baltimore for
the week ending December IL. They
we're sent by Mr.. A. K. Carter, Secre-
tary OF the Board Of Health, and his
prompt courtesy, in responding 10 a
slight intimaiioD was highly pleasing
to Registrar Frazer.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

with neat badges in tie shape of a steam
fire engine.
The rear guard Of the party lef: Bal
timore at l1:30 O'Clock last night. Twas
hard to part.
"Pap" McLaughliD, harbor master.
and James Il. Dorsey, Reading Clerk OF
Common Council, Joined the PERCEPTION
Committee" yesterday, and helped to
make things pleasant for the Whining
tonians. The boys could lot hnd words
sum Client TO express their thanks.
Mr.. Crout of the Baltimore Sun Geo.
W. Ent wistle, OF thu News, and q. W.
Tay lor. OF the Item, also extended many
courtesies To the visitors.
"Let Charley McAleesc, Frank Nor
risoD and their friends come to Whining.
ton once; that is all We ask" said some
OF he boys, as they boarded the train
for home
Clerk Frazer spent most Of Saturday
in the Health Department Offices In.
s.lectlDg the moi Ituary and other record
10 which he was shown every aid and
courtesy by DR.. McShane, as.istant
hetlth commissioner, and A. Robert
Carter, secretary OF the Board. He viii
give the result of his observations to thu
rea'itrs OF the GAZETTE in a day or two
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
AmuSements.
.oSe BRANCH" TO NIGHT.

Love BRANCH TO NIGAT.
page Of the Opera House will be
\ l0H evening, oy Miss Gather.
'ls and her sIlect company, in q
pel absurdlIy, entitled, "LonR
II The play is said to abound IN
p situations, and is brImtull oil
loIIy. Ii isa portrayal Of life
l,'hIohable watering res 1rts and
= Oea faithful picture scenes that
axes pla;e at cuch places. Any
hlElngA good laugh should be
Attend the performance.
uscLE roM'- CABIN".
PROV evening, the ever popular
N"Uncle JOINS Cabin" will be
n BY Rot X Diapers Combina-
plcn closed a very succ, ssful en-
IN the Academy Of Music, Phil
on Saturday evening. The
loh will be entirely ditfereni
Presentations heretofore. There
Almber Of specialities, includ-
ven trained blood hounds. As
lsIon ia only % and 3S cents
no doubt be a large attend
4 'slVed ", seats can how be secured
ihoula' " Co.'S book store.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
From the N. Y. Herald. f.i.ffr.,
AN EXULTANT TAMMANY MAN.

Robert A. Van Wyck was confined to
his house by illness yesterday. but saw
the reporter while laying in bed. "That
was great day at the City Hall, wasn't
lt?" he said when the subject was broach-
ed.
"what will il result In, do you think"
the reporter inquired. 9e 90 yat
SIT will assure the success Of the con-
templated reorganization OF the party In
New York. The necessity Ter IL was un-
derstood before, but the downfall Of
John Kelly makes the way more cleaT."
"How will IL influence the govern
ment OF Tammany Hallp"
"Disrupt 1t as at present Organized
break 1t all up" replisd Mr.. Van Wyck
confidently. Mr.. Kelly's days are nam.
bered In his own organization. Hnothing
is done before, when the election Of
sschems transpires next spring. Mr..
Kelly will be beaten. don't think his
riends will desert him At ouee. don't
see how they can. He has not much
patronage left at his disposal. The Re-
gister's office don't count for great deal
and a. for Mr., Grace he will have mighty
few appointments TO make. Wbat 10
more do not think Mr.. Grace 10 SO
friendly to Mr.. Kelly - is commonly
supposed. or course q good many &
Kslly's men In the Comp.roller's effice
will go out, but no man could be easier
on them than Mr.. Campbell. You re-
member how hs acted In the Public
Works Department. He turned out sew
eral clerks In the first four days Of his
Office aud then he stopped. 'fh
al wish," said Mr.. Van Wyek In con-
elusion, "that I knew what took place to-
day In the meeting ofthe Tammany Com
mittee on Organization. I wanted to 60
there, but could not get out. Mr.. Kellys
future In the society will depend largely
ON what is said and done there"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
SECOND EDITION
POLICE CASES.

The following cases have BEEN dis
posed of by Mayor Almond, since Sat
urday morning.: ua.t
James Darrah for being drunk and
disorderly in his brothers Office, Fourth
and Walnut streets, on Saturday even
ing, was required to pay $s and costs.
Damuel K. Dickson was nrraigped on
two charges Of assault aud battery. He
was required to pay 81 and costs IN one
case and IS and costs and 500 bail 70
keep the peace In the oshsr. n1
Simeon Dixon for being drunk and
disorderly was required to pay 81 and
costs.
James Martin, John Martin snd Liz
zis rruitt, all colored, for assault and
battery on Levi Purnell, were each re-
quired to pay S. and costs.
The hearings, this morning, consisted
of one drunk, upon which the usual
penalty Of 80 cents and costs was i'm
DOsed.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
'Dailg Sazstts.
r. wtxtsoToN Posr.oFFion
IIoosn.CLAss hATrEk.
sT EDITION.

,n1E TRAGEDY is reported
sou county, s. c., where a
man was brutally murdered
,horn babes by three ne
them a woman, robbery
motive. Al assemblags OF
and 80 colored men decided
the culprits by Lynch law
rio were soon swinging to
"a tres. The negro men
they might be permitted 10
seads. But the whites re-
vote WAS taken and only "a
ty voted to take the nesi oss
A rive hem a trial. The hus-
I'M victim of the brutes had
rbarleston and they had been
], and waiting to commit the
Lime in his absence. One Of
4 boy who worked about tho
IA agreed TO signal the man
n,n when the husband went
.hicb be did. The wife shut
bOors of the house and set at a
sewing. The negro man en-
a 70 get in this window, but
|shed out several times. He
,pt to another part Of the house
u Door woman ran out into the
hing to es s,ape, but she was fol-
|pd killed with hoes although
he'd for her life and offered to
km all the money she hau IL
buld only spare her. The bus
burned at night and found his
|nangled corpse in his yard.
sembliug of the neighbors fol-
he alarm, The boy confessed
D all about the murder, the ar
ths muIderers with the blood Of
|eum stillupon their clothes and
sn property found in their pos
and the lynching followed. The
han was not more than twenty,
] SIX cen and the boy twelve.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
NOTES.

A half dozen or so of the visitors re-
NAMED over Sunday, and were accorded
ihe same courteous hospitality that
marked the reception of the entire parry
the day before.
Those who remained saw genuine
Are alarm early Sunday morning, when,
4 large dwelling, No. 176 n. Charles
street was burned out, involving a loss
IF from $4,000 to 100000. A colored
woman and boy jumped from third
st1ry window, the former being instantly
killed aud the later fatally injured.
Burgunder Brothers, agents tor fire
eonipments, No. 1l2 w. Baltimore
streat, presented some of the visitors
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

Pur HIS PARTY UNDER THB
ERS NEGRo.-We hear no SYM
Expressed for John Kelly, the
|Olter from the Democratic par
/ caused its defeat in 1879 and
in 1880, and imperllled the
bf his fellow Democrats all over
|untry. He feels the "boome-
! hurled at others ; tut docs not
y they do, because of the wealth
acquired from holding Office
quarter of a century.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a GAR D.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay. loss of manhood.
&C., will send a recipe that will cure yoI
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send self-addressed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, &dtion ID
Ven York CitV. MavHeodD&wly
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

IN sn, p was teach ng her bro th er
Il hat layer aver Tue other nigh, and
kad"'p "p saiu, Give Us this day our
ns,a e suddenly C / ed OUT Pray
4 ,n.er ior pray for tatiy too; and she
Il MI ~, a. s ma. | am going TO give
nnd sine ,elnes' Ear, Wild Cherry and
Rter ipr ,h your cold which Is a great
''or thap tally. noylsIsitm
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
CIDER FROM FROZEN APPLES.

John Henry, Of fDarlington's Corner,
showed US yesterday some cider made
from frozen apples which appeared to
be double the strength of ordinary Oh
der. The freezing of apples, he says,
vastly improves the cider made from
tham.=K Ksst CHESTER NeWs.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
dec.11-tI

NJoTICE.-THETW ANIMAL
IN MEETING Of the stockholders or The
Masonic Hall Co., Of Wilmlngtons Del,
viii he held on Monday the Zth day Of De-
9 'mbs :, 1880, ct O'Clock p. m. for ths pur-
pose of sIecting q president, Woe pfesi-
dent, treasurer. secretary ana nine o1fee-
so's' w Up, ALMOND,
declI-m W.T.. secretAfy'
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
IL BOARD OF HEALTH.

ct |eIa'e Botrd Of Health will meet
4 layton a House tomorrow after
|s9V o'clock. The Board is COM
seven members az follows =
~ aud Kane, of this cit, /; DR..
MARSHALL, of Milford DR.. G..
,ss9Sstlalp, sS of Middletown; DR..
"h t-ley, Of FredeIics; David
he"es and DIR. Wolf, Of Lau-
H. WIN be the most important
:. SINCE the organization Of the
|'l, - .he usual biennial report to
'lalure will De made.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

EOTIOE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer Is she marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All tits stopped fTee.-
Send to 931 Arch Street Philadelphia,
Pa. oct 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
Kennard a. Co.

have in stock all sizes and qualities La
dies and Misses Rubber Garments La
dies size 80, 90, 81. SO, 5s, 90 inch. Misses
80, 30, 40 ~ a, 20, 4s. A very useful Hol-
uday Present. dsc4-eodtde e25.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
BLANKETS.

Messrs. w. al. Kennard d Co.. have a
large stock OF Blankets and are offering
them at lower prices than they can buy
them to day. noVN-eod,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
NEW ADVRRTIsKs1ENTs

N1OTICE.-A meeting OF the Delaware
IN State Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany Will be held at the once OF the
Company, No. 5l5 Market street, Will
minston, Delaw are. on Thursday, Dec.
as. 1889, at 2 o'clock p. M, to elect Board
of Directors OF the said company In pur-
suance Of the provisions OF Its cnarter.
GEO. w. BRIG HT.
Secretary, pro tenn.
Wilmington, Del, Dec. Is.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

%iOTICE.-A meeting OF the members OF
~ the "Delaware State Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company" will be held at
their office, No. 5l5 Market st Get, will
mlngton, delaware, al 2 O'Clock p. M, on
Thursday. December %, 1880. for the
transaction of such business as shall be
laid before them,
BY order OF the President.
Attest, d. T. HAWKINS, Sec. declS.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
-'esinEs Tonight,

MONDAY.
n M Social Social Lyceum.
II division, K. of p
Ia Trittary Association.
|are I'oe, oe, No. 8, |. .. X. M.
|An ISuse' nSase' No, |, l. o. o. n.
|hgtnn No. ~, |. q. o. r.
hnsIon L,ouge, No, X. OF r
\ Enca mnm"ase, NJ. 5, A. o, a. r
n BethIa ppment, No. 7, 7,I.O,OE
ehem Division, icolorsdi q
of P. ien, No. l, Uniform
Q, 4. n Shd Brandywins Council
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
eaIate sale on the 18Th

/, Vnss ros OF Twist just raoel we'd At
4. oasoo aps M ar. ,4th aud shipley
L,rsre are retailing q. 35 cents Der
bTisia ias' stock In The State
p''se' n III. country.
n A. CHArMAN, Prop'r.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
INJECTION NOTICE.
"a NATIONAL BANK OF WILkING-
TON AND BRAHDYwINE.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. IL. 1880.
Stockholders arc hereby notified that
al the bankiRg house on TUESDAY, the
IIth day of January next, between the
hours OF and o'clock p. m. .l,,4u
'' - G. W. SPARKS,
decl3-te. ..t .sar.f Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13

INJECTION NOTICE. q.
IA FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
" ILMINGroN, DEL. Dec llth. 1880.
Meeting of the stock holders of this Hank
will lie held at the Banking House, ON
Tuesday, the Ilth day Of January 1881, be-
tween the hours OF 2 and p m. for the
purpose of eiecting nine stockholders TO
serve as Directors the ensuing year.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG.
dec.Il-te Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
decl2-te

aNL Lotion NOTICE. -hf 1Jl
ID The NATIONAL BANK
OF DKLAwAKK.5
WILMINGTON, Dec IL. 1854.
Notice is hereby given 10 the stock-
holders of this institution, that an cleo
tlon will be held at the Banklng House.
IN Tuesday, January llth, 1881 between
the hours of2 and O'Clock p. M. for the
surposs of electlng seven Directors 10
serve for the ensuing year.
K. II. EWBANK8.
lac lite Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
Local Lanes.

4 IA sn%S, worth Of small mortgages
apply to Geo. W. Bright, real
6Stser' No. 5ls Market street.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
WILMINGTON. DEL. MONDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1885,

shall regret II the slightest injustice has
been done to you, and, IL :here has.
been, will feel myself bound to apply
any proper remedy when my error has
been disclosed TO me.
Your obedient servant,
Il. +. BAYARD.
The Hon. Roscoe Conkling. U. s. senator,
Utica, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-13
From n. Y. Herald. to-day.
Mr.. conkling Asks an Explanation
Of Mr.. Bayara.

THE NEW YORK LEADERS DIss ATS
FACTION MET WITH FREEzINo DIG
NIFTY BIZ DELAwARE's SON.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
Criminal Neg lect Of Duty.

Congress has been unreasonably
negligent in not having passed a law
directing how the electoral vote should
be counted. We believe We represent
all fair-miDded people Of both parties
when We call upon the Democratic
majority 10 both Houses to pass just
law on this subject. That majority
cannot afford to have this Congress ad.
journ without the passage Of some
law for honestly counting the electoral
vote and settling such disputed ques.
tons us are likely to arise. The posi-.
bilities are so terrible in the event of
this matter being left at loose ends
pending an exciting political contest.
that the country will not forgive the
present majority in the two Houses if
they do not make reasonable provis
ios against q recurrence of the doings
aud scandals which were associated
with the selection Of Mr.. Hayes a.
President of the United Statcs.-Frank
Leslie's Newspaper.