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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
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The following business was transacted
In tha Diatrict Cont xesfardAy:

The following business was transacted
In the District Court yesterday:
H. NJ. Montgomery ". David No
Leod-Saturday set for hearing motion
to exempt $40 Of defsndant's wages.
Estate Of William John Ford. deceased
Ten days notice Of flins supple
mental statement. 800,
Lopksy & Smith Va. Gsinss-Suit ior
possession Of property. Judgment ior
plaintiff; thirty days stay Of proceed
inss granted. 49,.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
ropAr's PlocEEpNos.
Estats Of Mrs. Mary Dsrning. do.
oeassd-Lsttsrs granted to Public Ad'
ministrator, and Thomas Cain. A. n.
Cole and T. R. Medium appointed
K Grand Jury was ~impsnslsd and the
following prisoners brought before them
John Doe Riley. Jacob Gray and John
Analum, charged with burslary;s 8. Perry.
n. Perry and Charles Dsrnins. charged
with grand larceny; All Tom. Sam 10y.
Tim Ching. All hing and Alb Joe.
charged with opium smoking and having
Implements for smoking In their possss-
sion. =.
8. 8. Wilson. charged With assault
with intent to kill. who was released on
bail some time ago. did not put 10 an
appearance and Il val considered hs had
no objection to the Grand Jury a. im'
panslsd.
The Court appointed Charles Forman
foreman OF the Grand Jury.
Adjourned ill Saturday at 10 A. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
President Garnelds Course *.
plsinod and Defended.

NEW Yosx. May l8.-Governor Foster
Yesterday said to . Tribune reporter:
Independent Republicans made Gar.
fields nomination possible. They are .
large and respectable body Of men. and
the President In all his conversations
with Conklins distinctly stated that he
should feel obliged to recognize them 10
making his appointments. and he spoke
particularly Of Judge Robertson. for
whom hs has . high regard. oonkling
did not accuse these men Of ~treschsry ~
bis letter intimstsd. he merely said
that the President ovsr-estimsted them
that thsy were few and unimportant to
the party. he nsvsr said be would op.
pose their appointment 10 ofass. The
President didn't promise to consult With
Conklipg before making the appoint
ments.. When the Arst thirteen appoint
msnts were made they were supposed to
Be Copkline men. Conklipg said these
names we're. satisfactory 70 him, and
Plat aud Conkling strongly objected 10
Robertson - District Attorney, and In
the multitude OF cases Of ofaos the Pres
idsnt forgot an implied promise to Plat
to consult him before naming the COL
lector.
Judge Robertson's nomination VA
sent In without consultation With any
one, and a. One appointment from the
anti onkling Republicans. The Presi'
dent felt this was one Of the most I'm.
portant Offices Of Q national character,
and he felt free to name his own choice.
Immediately Conkling broke out Into
violent opposition. and the most extra.
ordinary pressure has been brought to
bear upon the President to withdraw the
nomination. Even some OF bis own In
innate friends have joined In this en-
dsavor. The Senate caucus adopted q
rule which the President, a well %
others. thought would lead. under Conk'
linR's management, to the confirmation
OF all nominations favorable to Conk-
ling, while that Of Robertson would DC
hurried up. As be had Q right to say 10
what order he would ask the advice oil
the Senate, he withdrew part Of the
nominations. In this be was, perhaps.
mistaken. Many Republican Senators
have since said they should not have
allowed the nomination OF Robertson to
remain Enacted upon. a..
One or two other suggestions might
also have been adopted without the
President being accused OF lack OF
courage, bot Just at this time articles
appeared In the New York Herald ION.
tanning statements which bore evidence
Of having been inspired By Senate!
Conklipg or on information furnished
by him. These articles were disgusiingly
abusive, and contained many falsshoods.
These attacks upon the President put oil
questions Of compromise aside. Senator
Conkling tried In many ways to defeat
the nomination. and rssorted to oil sorts
Of expsdisnts; but ct the most he could
not have commanded more than six OF
eight Republican votes. and not more
on the Democratic side. Finding be
could not control, be deserted bis post
and turned The Senate v to the Demo.
Gratis. = This end Is absurdly out OF pro.
portion to the importance OF the contest
evan 10 himsef,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
An.r.ee. ss.--s n.s.ss.

BAN Francisco. Nay 1913 ?. H.
Sierra Nevada. i4h bid. iAS Mixed. IAN
sales. IA sales. IA asked; Potosi. 81 bid.
3 81 ssked, Yellow Jacket. 8 IS asksd. 3 90
bid; Scorpion. 2 asked; ophir. Q asksd. ~
sales; Mexican. II bid. III sales; Albion.
q 80 bid. Q IS sales; Hale 4 Norcross. 4 es
bid; Union Con-. ia bid; Savage. 4 10
bid. 4 20 asked; Silver King. 81 salss; Day.
$50 ashed; Crown Point, . 90 sales; Potosi.
8 20 sales; Union Con-. III asked. liz
sales; Belcher. 2 90 sales; 0verman. ] so
bid; Mexican. liz sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
The w..Ia-ss As.Assis.

Michael Sullivan. the man Who
stabbed Patrick Doyle In the saloon at
$50 South @ street yesterday. concealed
himself during the day In or about the
old Chollar stables. he was furnished
With . valiss and clothing In the evening
BY friends and left for parts unknown.
The quarrel o from Doyle askinR
Sullivan II his right name was not
Charles Mccarthy. Both were pretty
full Of whisky.
Doyle was very weak last night from
loss OF blood. bot II not . dangerous
condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
+. N. Hua.isr. A.,is..u. District

F. II. Huaaksr. Assistant District
Attorney Of Storey county. has gone to
California for the purpose Of settling the
estate OF Michael Lynch. . former real.
dent Of Virginia City. Who has bsen
dead several years. A d~istribution OF
the property 10 to be made among the
hsirs. The estate 10 valued at some
thing over halt Q million dollars. and In.
cludes real property in Virginia City and
San Francisco. besides . big ranch near
Ssofamsnto.i
The st.sndancs ct the schools 10 In.
crsssina daily. Many boys are to b
ssen on the street Who would Be better
of At school, and be less liable to con-
tract smallpox. than when engaged ~
smoking, swearing. playing cards and
annoying people. The School Trustees
talk Of employing . special policeman
A truans oficer whom the smallpox
o.sses to exist In town. and BY that
means bring some Of the rising genera
ton to school and to grisf.
John Kelly has decided the Mountain
Brow mining claim In Virginia District
to o. p. Ksyss for consideration Of u.
The latter gentleman Vas . former looa.
tor Of the ground, bat failed 70 perform
the nsossssxy amount Of work to hold u.
John xslly simply relocated u tor hin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
Miscellaneous.
WARRINGTON. May l9.-Mr.a Garfield

WASHINGTON. May 19.-Mn. Garfield
10 gaining slowly.
The 'Csbins. will tomorrow consider
the New York nominations, and Il II be-
iieved the four Withdrawn nominations
will be renewed, and the Senate be
allowed to adjourn Friday or Saturday.
UTICA. N T., Nay 49, The Rspubli'
cans fred 100 guns last evening In honor
Of Robertson's confirmation. Utica II
the home OF Conkling.
CHICAGO. May l6.-Ths f~orty.sighth
annual convention Of the Psi Epsilon
fraternity was held here yesterday.
Judge Tourges spoke.
TRExroS. N. j., May ls.-Gilmors's
steam raw mill wss burned yesterday.
Insured for $76.0 o0.
MILFORD. Mass. May ia Hrs 10
MAINS shop caused . loss Of $40. 600.
Insured for $40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
The BOY Thisves Assis.

There are seven prisoners awaiting
the action OF the Grand Jury. ave Of
whom are the boys arrested BY Gold
Hill officers for house. breaking and bur.
Rlsry. One Of the boys. John Apglum.
claims to be only thirteen years old
He 10 quite small In stature, but 10 said
to spend most Of his time In Jail, NO
sooner getting out Of y scrspe than
be 10 10 another. The charge against
him this tins 10 HOUSEKEEPING. The
other boys are between seventeen and
twenty. One Of the men 10 8. 3. viii.
son, who shot . man In th. legs about
three months ago. who came to his resi-.
depcs calling him opprobrious names
and stoned the house. The charge
against him 10 assault with . deadly
weapon with intent to kill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19

San FHAxcIsco. Nay 49, ?. H.
New Fargo. 5se; Albion. q IS. 2 90;
Wales. IN. ~; Orc. ssc. 900; ophir. ~.
IN; Sierra Nevada. 49,. II; NJ. Diablo.
81; Mexican. IN. In, Confidence. 8 IS;
Union Con-, III. u; Savage. Z 40. 4 10;
Alpha. 3 90; Nor,hsrn Belle. 2o&; South
Bodis. 2se; Con. Virginia. Q 20; California
IL. I 80; Chollar. Q 63. Q 10; Scorpion. 2;
Grown Point. Q 60; Hale 4 N~orcross. 4 70.
4 ss; Gould 4 Curry. sS; Yellow Jacket.
3 ss; Albion. 2 IS; Alta. 3 so; Potosi. 8 so.
8 IS. 81; Bullion. Toe; Utah. ~; Argsnta
IS; ovsrmsn. I so. l 40; podis. 81; ophir
~; Andes. 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
D~estructive Agencies.

ST.. LOUIS, May ia Rsputtioa'
special from Springfield, Missouri. says
Reports looming from Msrshhs'd. No.
%, that an entire block Of buildings
erected there since the great cyclone last
wear was destroyed BY Are this morning.
Loss not stated, bot will DO heavy. Re
ports received from this aud various
oounties In the southwest are 70 the 81.
feet that The hat hy has already ruined
thousspds Of acres OF wheat, and feara
are entertainsd that the crops In thia
section Of the State Will b more than
hall DESTROYED.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
Tho Star Route Investigation ID
Going Ahead-Instances OF kas'
calIty Developed.

cality Developed.
NEW Yonx, May ia Times Wash.
iuston special says: The great political
sensations Of the day may o~yershadow
but they do not disturb the inve'tiss.
ton in progress under the direction Of
the Postmaster General. The work OF
examining records and papers and accu'
m~ulatiue evidence sgsinst the members
Of the ring are going on slowly but
surely. It Is intended that the inve'ti'
CATION shall be thorough. therefore It
cannot be completed In . few days.
There 10 Q vast field TO be covered. 'some
divisions OF the Investigation are ous
Just beginning. The table OF ninety
three star routes, published some time
ago by authority OF the Postofacs De-
partmsnt. was only Q sample Of the
work Of the rings. II contain.
some Of the most striking samples Of
rascality which can be found In the ser
Woe; but there are hundreds OF routes
outside OF that list which the rings have
worked. and that field. which demands
inquiry, stretches away on all sides d.
that list. The Asld 10 wide and the ex'
animation OF Il . matter Of time. The
foundations for an extensive invsstigs-
ton are being laid With great care. A
for the reduction 10 costs already made
In the routes upon which action has been
taken, except those reported BY the oom-
mission In the South and those which
came under the eyes OF the officers from
day to day In the search for useless ser.
vice, the results have not yet appeared.
A Times correspondent gives the bis.
tory OF several Star route contracts, OF
which the following ara the most promi.
nsnt: Route No. 8 ,0l8. from Monumsnt
to River Bend. Colorado. held BY the
Dorsey combination. shows some very
suggestive facts: Distance. 69H miles;
service, twice q week; time. 50 hours.
Here were twenty bidders-ths highest
S2970, and the lowest, Joshua II. Watts,
OF Santa Fe. $948. The contract was
awarded TO Watts. and the latter sub let
the route to N. B. Williams. Of Denver.
for $1,000. It was loon announced that
Watts had failed, and the route was re-
let to A. q. Brown BY Brady for $1,000.
In thirty.one days after the route bad
come into the possession Of Brown. war.
rants were issued by Brady which raised
the pay from $1,000 to Gil, 200. the trips
were increased to seven per week and
the time reduced from thirty-thrre TO
seventeen hours. Brown had received
on this route $7s,0 0O. and for the sane
time under the original contract Watts
would have received $4,000. There 10
sworn testimony 10 the ed. OF that Watts.
Miner. Beck aud Dorsey were partners.
Watts seems to have been unfortunate
and to have gone out OF the oom.
bination. Route No. 98.1l3. from
Rswlins to White River. Colorado.
was let to John W. Dorsey for $l7O0.
II afterwsrd passed into the hands OF eI.
Senator Dorsey. The service was once
Q week; distance. $50 miles; time. l0S
hours. The service was finally increased
to seven trips per week and the pay to
$50, 98l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
Grant in Nexico.

ST.. LOUIS. May 1s.-The Globs. Demo
eras City Of Mexico correspondent, writ.
Ing under date Of May 2. says: Gsnsr.
al Grant will not get bis railroad oonoss-
siops from this Congress. and will leave
for home In ten days. an angry and dis.
appointed man. Il 10 said. however.
that q Law will b passed comforting on
the President full authority TO make
contrasts and grant Subsidies. The CON.
esssion sought BY General Grant may.
therefore, Be obtained direct from the
President without the Intervention Of
Congress,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
Miss Adele Waters, With the Robson

Miss Adele Waters, With the Robson
and Crane Company. grew up in Carson.
and 10 the daughter Of Dr.. Waters.
formerly OF that place. She wal o.
knowledged to be q Of the prettitst
girls OF the capital at the age OF sixteen.
and that was not much more than three
years ago.
The members Of the Warrington
Guard band, virginis. captured . silver
ersy fox on their way to Reno yesterday.
An assessment Of sixty cents per share
has been levied on tho capital stock OF
the Bullion Mining Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
Pipssss Opera nsss>.

Robson and Crane ~ill open at Pipsr's
Open House. Virginia, tonight In the
four.sst comedy Of ''Our Bachelors"
This piscs had . hns run 10 San Fran
cisco, and has been highly praised BY
the !press wherever Il has been per-
formed. Il will doubtless fill the house
tonipht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19

A boy named Shields entered the
blacksmith shop Of Smith 4 Averill'
Virginia, yesterday afternoon when the
shop was deserted AMI stole Q watch and
chain, belonging to Mr.. Avsfill. from 4
coat that Was hanging on . nail. He
was arrested last evening and The articles
found on bis person. Some months ago
Mr.. Avsriil missed . fns silver candle
stick, valued at $40. In the same man
per and 10 inclined to believe the boy
knows something about Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
Savage sspsrissssdssey

The street says Captain John Kelly 10
TO 10 appointed Superintendent Of the
Savage mine. The rumor Arises from
the fact that 80 10 believed the control Of
that mine has passed from General Tom
Williams into the hands Of Maurice
HosHech.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
D-parsures D.ass Eveaine

D~partures Eans Evenfng.
Dan Sullivan. DR. Briefly. Dan Wagner.
J Agard. A @ 0lds. In Gordon. T Fits-
patrick. J L Conroy. Annie Ovens. Geo
Hsnning. Mrs Settler. Mrs Fitzpatrick.
Mrs Cohn. Mrs. c G Thomas. J b Thomas.
FB Lyle. Rev q v Rice. Ida Lsslis. Mn
Z r smith. Mrs J d Brogan. ] Lsdwidse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
Arrival. rs,s Msrssss.

Vim II Crane. Stuart Robson. II Meyer.
Miss Long. Miss Adele Waters, AS LIP
man. Miss Alicia Robson. W @ Hunton. J
Tonkin. N Roberts. + Winds. D J McIn-
tosh, L Frsnkel. Z Randolph. Mrs VIM
Hall. J Marble. Mrs J Savage, Mrs n
Dolsn. T Randolph. R II ssysr. c B
Bacon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19

Hal Puaeh Il composed Of the finest
LIQUORS and sost srQuisas fruit juices. In Win.
Ter or Summer. With hot water or milk - teddy.
ar Win toe, soda. ETC.. this h par s1odtHNes,
The f~syoriis: hep Il on hand. soid b. ell
Greer. Wins Merchants and IrukGists.
tn srpphsd b. Richards . Hnhson, Aesns1
for - lccthc eoast, Ven 1taneasee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
SrOCK 8EfOBf.
-. -srr..sisse Dsara.

LAST EVENING.
isS Eureka Con-. IS
500 Belmont. $50
90 ManhattAe. IL
100 Navajo. $50
400 Argenta. Soc
100 Star. So
200 Tuscarors. 400 si0
$50 Albion. 2 IS. 2 30
100 North Belle Isls. $50
80 Bodie. Ga. ~
100 Tiogs. Coo
80 Bulwer. 3 05
100 Blsekhawk. zoe
TOO South Bodis. 25c
SO Mono. 2 20
500 Uiversity. l5c
SO South Bulwer. 20c
$40 AddendA. 20c. 25c
80 Orc. 8Sc
SO Martin White. 500
100 Tiptop. ~
100 Head Center. IN
THIS MORNING.
$40 Ophir. ~, II
SIS Mexican. IL. i0h. III
2i0 Gould 4 Curry. 6k
fs5 Best 4 Belcher. IN
AIS California. ~
$50 Savage. 4 20. 1 Is
$50 Con. Virginia. 2 40
4l0 Chollar. 2 IS. 2 80
$50 Potosi. 8 so, 8 IS
470 Hale L Norcross. 4 GO. As
$50 Crown Point. 2 60, 65
270 Yellow Jacket, 4, 8 %
1900 Imperial. zoe
$40 Belchsr. 2 IS, 2 30
$40 sierra Nevada. IA. Isl
ITO Utah. Q. 81
las Alpha. 3 80. 81
$50 Bullion. 75c
$50 Overman. ~. I 20. I Is
100 Exchequer. IN
go Justice.
ESQ Union Con-. In. liz
2is Alta. 8 80
100 Julia. 100
$50 Lady Washington. 400
$50 Andss. I y5.f 30
40 Scorpion. I Is
$40 B<aton. 8oc. s5e
$50 Capitol. $50
le0 Golden Gate. ! 80. ! %
400 Sierra. I Is
200 New Wells Fargo. $50
l35 N. Ex. Utah. Use, soc
$50 Concordis. S5c
100 Curtis, IN
$50 New York. i5e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19

PILLS
ENDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS. cLeReYMEM, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF
TORPID LIVER.

Les. ofsepss!.sl MsHss., 6SEs!. eS.s!zs,
the back part, Pain under the shoulder.
Blade, flIlness after ealing, with 9 disIn:
oIpation TO exertion OF Body OF mind,
Iffitability OF Temper, low spirits, Loss
oYmemorY, With 9 feeling Of nsylnG neg:
lected some duty, weariness, Dtzztness,
T~Iuttertng Of tho Heart, Dots before the
eyes, Yellow BEIn, Headache, Restless.
ness Ct night, highly colOred Urine.
UTHESE WARNINGS ARE UHHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON Be DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adaptedto
snehcases,one dose effects sucha chanes
Of feeling - TO astonish the sufferer.
They Inerease the Appetite, and cause the
body g Isns Ss e. y KS .sas sss .s : 81 ~
6assssiys o!E..n; ReeSis. seSSi: are r..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19

CENTAUR
the Worlds great Pain.Re-
lieving remedies; They heal,
soOthe and euro Burns,
Wounds, Weak Back and
rheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Calls md Lamencss
upon Beasts. Cheap. quick
and reliable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-19
Children
c R \
Pitchers
Castogia.

1EotAsrs LEO aad Phyr.dans
roooHmond &c.
1T IS NOT NARCOTIC.
, 1881-12-07

Tho Pension 1ss,rcau. a7a Srlerks. Il 1. t.,i-
M;"t,,I. thqt I vii taks stx year. to ,'l.p;sv
to!n."lst.t!er Hr Pension. slat. win M aauion
1T - cse,ks t.ercs!'ing sl.s s..'1!dentms f'rev
Ut wurk cnui'i tt, accomplished. ii, tint tjlvs,
r,Gs % ts1 snls @ 10 ne.e, ,Xi ,sish!n ,h1r. ytat.
nay s ,,rrci for spcey scttGne,; Il s,,ie II M he
elaItns, now o1i tho ncs uf thus ret,ron u1l.a It
i'o 's !,aiNtrtans u. the feorc Or tcon:ny ~
tsntion u sorre*potiei1Eo viii thn,san!s "f
so ta,st eighteen Years. The fact TINT sub, ~
enormous may hn expended t'y slu t'u,'ri,-
s!sns i IN ntltiouiti0n tp tnnvrc.. nrd Tho
i:xreblso ~ give rautlntls consideration to any
st!nr :a9;na p rrs, VIC " ~" ftnrs T great te
tauci' np" cael. Hrp'icaton i. sisU .esI+ me ne
appropriation Tor tho prevention ur frn,,l.
| 1SrEnSAL IMPROVEMENT.
Sy'r .r,ptiMtons tsn f"r 1 snc internal In.
scent q 10 of public tm,Urtnncc. Ims ,cses. ICES:
s,ty pr ,,nan ,}prx,xn no a.'yA,!Gn r. ZEE ,.sl!
ur for renewal nr Distinctions which now lii.
rs9 hns., nc navigation or that grcnt ehaunrlot
| THE clv1E SERVICE.
In my letter ncccptIn7 tho nomination tor tho
Nice.rrtsrl,cy. stalc'' TINT III my. Judgment
"nn n,Mit sA9s'al he IN !asaHaent 0l M u,'tt,e
perform, s,r wi,o ii lacking in mts. idsli,y. "r
,,,cE.1ty .,,t which Groper .lt,!.stsa,!nn q such
less m.et WITH rencrat ac,,iestrncr, l,u, npln-
ion h'!s been widely liv!ied upon tho wfs'ion.
a sssess which fs ve S"sss es .v: r.:
acstcd. mud ,nf eertaIn }roI'oscd rcauia.
lice. TS enep% Il ts'sn t. Gn: s n;
l,ce,l 'llstrtstcs! mainly hecaiise they have
ses. S !" sxs xsn.9 s9a SS'sas5 @
W. @ ~ n,s!ao;'s Il ,aat thsal,i r. Se spp!es e r.
eonss 81 sueeessfSl prlvat" Sasnssss. fss ofao dao
tainc.i titnv.s The ,en,rt Of olaec % saaui,s: nt,
stnbie positions nl responsibility ahod, 70 l.lr
Wob " nS scen s ae1 y IL He =,
ot a! complaints and tho punishment OF gil mis-
The views cxprussetl In tho ft,rrgolnK ritter
nro thos9, which shall govern my ADMINISTRATION
| y the Exccnt,sa ntJ'cc. They ar, !oubtleas
| however divergent in their opinion az to ths
1cst method OF putting them into praeslrat uy'-
for examp!c, tho Insertion thot orxlual an.
noIntmrnts slioutl ba hnsct' tipoD ascrrtuItlcsi
'sis so Wy !, nt to e.! 1 ~ la:s
eftuctualy usccrtnined Is one wnlch t1as Tor
aesS SsSsf Sssb W,s sx ED Il ne
IT; s !e ad s ss e ,hs faSa preip
| ton. savc for certain exceptions, which ,lcrst
NOT bcrc 10 specified, Tits plan wual i..akt: aI-
Will .. saS nS II init Mfst MI xS a IN
tho hiehur p.,sitibns Rhulfll ho Iled by t,rpIlo-
S Mt at9 ,o 10 xst tiissS 4 = sx.is, #
urcut Nr,tAln, ami luccsl the At,ccu.s vttlrh bs
attended thut system III the century Of its birth
for lis hl6piion i,erc. Tho rnct shau id not. how.
uvcr, bu oserooked TINT ihorc aru ccrtain ,nut-
| not generally Dccn received With tIyur
| IN this country. even atf.ang tue forcsIn,st