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Wei De Meyers
Gaia R

-UNQUEsTIoNA8LT THE MOT IN
v portant medical discovery since vaccination
A remedy which assimIIases with lie mucous mem
braue and forms not only lcsa hut cons,itu'
sional cure at any sage. Cas package generally
sufEices Delivered by druggists or by D. B.
DEWEY 4 CO. No. As Deg ctrgct, n Y, 81 SO
complete. Treatise aud remarkable statements BY
the cured mailed free. The afflicted can refer to:
SHELDON COLuIss, Baldwin Hotel, Sau Francisco
Dr. F. n. CLARK, Dentist, with Or. Brewer, Mont
gomery street, San Francisco.
CHAs NovEsIs, Wilmington ca.
C. H. MANNING, FAN River Mills, Cal.
W. J. DAVENPORT, The DalIes, Oregon.
Mrs. H. HARPER, 7O6 Stone street, Denver, Col
Miss MARCY E. RANKER, 495 Clark St, Chicago.
MILE AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna.
PAU. BoYSroN (the swmmerl, Flushing, L. I.
sAM'L BENEDICT, 697 Broadway, y. Y.
REV. c. H. TAYLOR. 149 Noble ST, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Rev. A. H SUMNER, Frederick, Nd.
REV GEo E. PRATT, St. Stephens Church, Phila-
delphia.
REV. c. j. JONES, New Brighton. n. Y, ETC., etc
kyA Real Care for Caferrh for 81 so.
n29-eow6ml23pAWF
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All Who Have Tried w. +. Peterson's
( Ornamental Cakes Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
/ are the best ever bought Try them. d2-lm
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FREMONT HOTEL.

: STREET, BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND
81 The house newly furnished Throughout. Large
airy rooms; good board clear water. Prices
moderate L. KUMLE, Proprietor formerly Of
Ebner's HoteD fe9 4ulm
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san FRANCISCO ITErTs.

From san Francisco exchanges Of February Sth.l
The steamer City of Toxic viii be due
tomorrow from Hongkong.
The rowing match between Cotsford Of
Victoria, B. c., and Stevenson OF this city,
takes place on the 9th OF March.
A shipment of young thoroughbred Dur-
ham cattle left on the Occidental and ORR
entail steamship Oceanic for Japan to day.
The Oceanic sailed for Hongkong to-day
with the usual valuable cargo Of produce
and $IS7, 66S in Mexican dollars and a, 222
in gold coin and dast. Included in the
shipment of Mexican dollars was Sl48. 000
by the Bank Of California.
The report of the Superintendent of the
Industrial School for the month of Janu-
airy shows that IA boys were received and
) discharged; y girls were received and ?
discharged number of boys remaining
us; girls, 70. Total, l9l.
John E. Shawhan to-day fled papers in
suit against NJ. H. De Young ct al,
charging them with having published de-
famatorY article concerning the complain
ant in having stated that he was arrested
as insane and had been committed to the
Home for Inebriates. The action is brought
to recover S25, coo damages.
One of Napas prominent grocers is set
ting very bad example for other married
men. h was seen the other morning
hanging out clothes for his wife, while the
latter stood on the porch and bossed the
job.
Wild pigeons are numerous in the vicin-
ity of Santa Barbara.
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| For Oysters Cooked 10 Perfection. In
| every style, Genuine Porter House Steak, 20
to SHEARS Oyster Psrlors tciuDie Bloe<), ighth
/ and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. do I'm
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90 20 the Lafayette for Hot Drinks
Speciaities: Tom aud Jerry, Peach and Honey, &c.
X ST., Third and Fourth. j. o. HECTOR. dl-3p1m
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n @AEI yE z N OE
TO MAKE 4 BARGAIN.
TsyHERE HAS BEEN PLACED N sly HANDS,
FOR SALE
TRADE FOE FARMING PROPERTY.
A Splendid New Residence

In the city Of Sacramento The Lot is sOxlGo feet,
located in the very best residence uortion Of the
city; is well filled and planted to Valuable orna-
Curb, 16 feet; good sidewalks: shade trees, all
growing Cork Elm and Lombardy Poplar. The
house is new-GBisled less than one Jear-fss 10
rooms, closets linen closo., handsomely fitted
up, and a well.appointed, large bathroom. There
is brick basement, 8 feet high The entire plan,
architectural design and finish Of the house are after
the most modern and approved style. The place IS
new and att active and cost, iacudng Lot, Fences
Curb, Treeg, Sward and House, - ,JG0-could not
be reproduced to-day for SiI 500. VIII be sold at
a bargain or traded at a far valuation for country
property-the latter preferred. Apply at once
dS-2nlm
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Cakes. Pies and all kinds Of Fancy Candy
at W. +. PETERSONS. dz-lm
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MARRIED..

Wild pigeons are numerous in the vicin-
ity of Santa Barbara.
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OMAHA, February Sth.-The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in
Sacramento February 18th: T. E. Wood
bridge, Walter Scranton, Vermont A. Z.
Hammond. Greenland j. W. Oakmsn, J.
A. s. Clover, David Randall and wife, Bcs-
ton Mrs. j. D. Hill. Elk Grove; Miss z.
L. Sprsgue. Miss Helen Merriam, Bessie
Merriam, Wallingford, Conn; c. 81. Cole
and wife, Little Rock, Ark; L. NJ. May,
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treatment of paYltt.
TIE War with Che Boers.

DUBLIN, February Sth.-A murder grow
ing ont Of the land dispute is reported at
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DENVER {Col.l, February Sth.-The Pueblo
Chieftain's Las Animas special says: Sun
day night Joseph Butcher and o. s. Polk
quarreled at CARDS, and the latter drew a re-
volver The former advanced upon him and
was shot, Polk then threatened TO shoot the
frat person who attempted to lay hands on
him. G.. w. Herring, badly frightened,
started for the door. and was shot through
the neck. Both men viii probably die. Polk
ave himself M
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Sitting Bulls whereabouts.


ST. PAUL, February Sth-A scout who fol-
lowed Sitting Bull across the line reports bin
now safe in Woody Mountain with some 800
persons The country has no buffalo. and
starvation awaits the hostiles. Grow Kings
Buford. He is the next chief to Sitting Bull,
and says the latter will soon come. He wants
his band settled on a reservation, to learn
the ways of civilized life.
Town Nearly Wiped Out of Existence.
COUNCIL BLUFFS Qa.), February Sbh.-A
fire yesterday nearly swept out of existence
the town Of Walnut, in this county, on the
Rock Island Railroad. Seventeen business
houses and residences were totally destroyed,
with most of their contents.
The Wrecked steamer Bohemian.
BosToE, February 8sh.-The steamer b.
hemian, reported wrecked on the Irish coast.
was one of the six steamers of the Leyland
line plying between this port and Liverpool.
She was built at Belfast Ia 1870, and com
blned speed with great carving capacity.
She was 400 feet long, with 500 horse. power
engines. The vessel was probably worth hslf
million dollars when wrecked. Her cargo
was worth S2SS, COO.
CROOK HAVEN, February Sth-Nothiug
remains to mark the scene of the wrecked
steamer Bohemian hey ond large quantities
of wreckage washed ashore. Thirty five
persons We're drowned, including the master,
first, third and fourth officers, chief, second,
third and fourth engineers and three quarter
masters. Two invalid sailors sen. from Bos-
ton were ais, drowned. The survivors are
the second mate, boatswain, steward, store
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Railroad Accident.

New York, February Sth-The express
train over the Michigan Southern and Lake
Shore road, due here yesterday morning, was
thrown from the track near Strecker, Ind,
by defective rail. The train was behind
time and running at high rate of speed, en-.
deavoring to make up the lost time. Two
Pacific Directors car, containing number Of
railroad officials, was pitched down an en-
bankment ten feet high and completely
wrecked. It's occupants were all badly
bruised Many accidents are occurring on
this road and on the Michigan Central this
winter.
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I WASHINGTON, February Sth.-Fr0m the
/ report OF the Auditor Of Railroad Accounts,
| it seems that there remain invested by reason
! Of non construction Of railroads for which
| grants were made the following lands: North
/ ern Pacific, 81. 900, coo acres California aud
| Oregon, 1.7S1, 632 Atlantic and Pacific, 10,
SOS, $50; Southern Pacific. 4. 757, 824; Texas
| Pacific, II coo, 600.
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A Delaware Judge Calls the Grand Jury's
Attention to Ingersolrs Blasphemy."
, 1881-09-28

ings and confident predictions
down to the catastrophe Of the.
last General Election. Its chief
prophet in the Metropolitan Press
assured his readers that Mr.. Glad
stones Midlothian speeches had allie
mated the country and disguised the:
"Moderate Liberals" Nor was the
bewildered prophet convinced by the
crushing answer which the Mode
rate Liberals" aud the country made,
to his lugubrious warnings. ''To-
morrow to fresh fields and pastures
new" Under a new name and in a
fresh habitation he still kept on pros
pheSying woe to the Liberal Party;
whether they would hear or whether.
they would forbear The concert of
Europe was a sham. Dulcigno
would never be given up. 1t was
not given up because Mr.. Gladstone
threatened TO seize the revenues of
Smyrna, but because Prince Bis-
marck had laid a deep plot to battle
and humiIiate MIR. Gladstone. The
Sultan had given up Dulcigno at the
request of Germany, in return for
Prince Bismarck'S assurance that, the
concert of Europe should go no fur.
ther, and shat no cession of territory
should be demanded in Thessaly or
Epirus. We have seen the end of
those predictions. Dulcigno was CIV
en- up IN consequence of Mr.. Glad
stones threat to seize the revenues
of Smyrna. The concert of Europe
was not broken up, but on the con-
trary compelled the rectiication of
the Greek frontier. And Mi. Cos
chen has lately told us that no Co
vernment adhered more Loyalty than
that of Germany to the concert Of
Europe and the policy of Mr.. Glad
stones Government, as conducted by
the skiItul diplomacy and tenacity
of purpose of Lord Granville.
But perhaps the hardest blow of all
to Jingoism is the collapse cf what
we may call " Midhatism." Who
does rot remember the ecstacy of
Joy with which Mlidhat Pasha's ele-
walton to the dignity of Grand Vizier,
six years ago, was hailed by the
lingo party! The hour had come
at last-and the man. A reformer
had appeared upon the scene who
was equal at nice to the task of
defeating Muscovite guile and regen-
Grating the Ottoman Empire. In
due time Midhat produced his won
derful Constitution, amidst s%alvoes
of artillery. The Conference of Con-
stantinople was checkmated, to the
deIirious delight of the Jingoes, who
fully believed-and with no small
iustihcation-that the British Co
vernment would, as in Crimean days,
ally herself with the Crescent against
the Cross. Public opinion, howe yer,
prevented so insane an adventure /;
and Midhat, the real author of the
Russo Turkish war, found himself
an exile in London. He is now an
exile again, on his way to the inte-
rior Of Arabia, having narrowly es-
capped capital punishment for his sup
posed share in the murder of Sultan
Abdul Aziz. 1t IS a cruel dilemma
for the JingOes. If Midhat murdered
, 1881-09-28
MID HATISM NJ.
From the SPECTATOR

The stars in their courses seem to
be fighting against British Jingoism.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-18

consisting in stock at d PuG,'s !, pIss Z
If we do not have the DUE s,rs Il for y.
Music wanted, will proo,u,'s; ose nothl''
Give us trial and you W'i4
Mar.5, soft.
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Administrators Norice.

-A1 County ~ II pnise IN the Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Charles Mautz, de-
ceased.
nH Office IL HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
N dersisned Administrators Of the estate Of
Of Charles Mautz. deceased. 10 the cred tors
u and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, t0exhibit them with the necessary
Vouchers within ten months after the first publ
cation re this notice, 70 the ssid Administrators al
hor residence. on the corner OF Commercial an d
Main Streets In Idaho City, |. r.
CATHERINE MAUrZ
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF Charles Mautz
deccaaed.
JAS. \. HAwLEY. Attorney for Administratrix.
Dated Idaho City, May 29th. 1880.
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BOISE COUNTY DIRECTORY:
Hstray Moice.

haze takcnup On Jackass Greek. three
miles from Horseshoe Bend, saddle
horse, about II years old, branded with Il
circle on lefl shoulder, and M above said
circle. The owner will please come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take the animal away.
Aug. i3, 1880 DAtlBY DOYLE.
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&72A WEEK. s12 dayat home easily made.
mLcostiy outfit free. Addrss, TRUE CO.
, 1881-08-20

VIC fear. provo fntal to him. Iie may Institute
my nutniMr Of suits. ho may Gait my ll,inbor
OF carafIntcrs. ho tnay put uitou tie illo my
nin,a a,.r uE aIlltinvits, ho may enp.0y not bnly
" Col" 1}nrHns, ILLS present lnwyrr, but ntto tho
entire nsnialln iutcnt OF tho English fur md hn
fHny t4ttN, himself TO tho rG1titstS ncrcarn
an't In The sequtslt sEDis. Zig Will
ta,I!ty kn.w, u Ito ",est.,ppot." + wy ba re-
NIT it was ftiini that tho Trualees of tlio Ttuh.
l,ornp md doughty estates had incurred larKt'
expense In cUutest!nv tho t'rnihll ctnIM s'f
Arthur Ortou, nnl nftcrHarlM III prosecuting hin.
Accordingly. In the ycar ls5ls there wtts
1lAssttl private statute, "Th1 Ilchborn9
as,h lkmlgfty l:atnics Act.'' tho object ot
which was to onhhl1 tho Trustees tooxcGc1 their
usti!nary tluwers by solllnE u portion of tho III.
tHtes% and ulSruhy raising fntls for tho lcKat
rxprIsH* which WerG outstanding. Tho trrntn-
l to tho aat which rc.tts ~ thrs q ti,o act =.
e tho 11chlhrnc family nt'ti, an,t,nE other
.ileh Without Issue: tllnt- Arthur ORION, ntis
Ih'tnns Castr0, undcnvorcd u pnraootg HIN;
niIi tlMt tic ipEQHuht fsAr1fsct IL tho legitimate
he!r II Tho tit|e. tndded, tho present Sir Hurry
sslfrtd .fDstph Doughty. IIehborfu Is, WI e,n.
hnvG, tho Dtfy lnrDilet Whtsu tttp fs tntHtnblc,
AMI consequently beyond dispute, ul,d whose
lhctlaiy for tho HunB rrAsOn, ID t]ttul lly tDcU,-
Iiltlc ~ apprehension TINT tl,o now slamant vii!
Httt. wo may take. of whntovur proceedings hn
may Institute. this unfortunate not VI rtrlin-
| tnent Will Anntl In hts why. Apparently tho
ohlt ttIiirsu Upttl to hin IA to cArfy through tho
LGRsNlnturtn II private net OF Ills own rerGhlinK
tho Tielbornc aud Doughty Estates uct or 1874.
, 1881-08-20

VoCGuKEEISlR, N. y, Aug. 1G-Attor legN-
clps IT, h!s widow ind relatives, htntthow yhs-
rurs will be94pnths As fellows. II, Vusanr Col.
SiD,6o; Tor Vassar tollcEs l'fofesso1shlps, tai,.
Toashteop.lo Riro llotart,aant Fund, $I.lU0,
lluiiie for tho Frte,Idlcass VI .0us L1dva ll0le,
$l,UN; liapkjst Church ut ruu9lh0opslc, $!9 ,9tl;
Atn1Ficln 61lltnan'a FrlaAl BuefOty, $e,0I1i
H0uKhkCopslu" Boetety Tor tho lfruv0ntton Ut
Cruelty III AhIulnls, $aa,00Q, p0ughku0Fsta House
OF Industry, f:: Ut, Itar!iuh4A IlospftAl, *AtN0;
yussar urpthors lt0rhs for AEpa Aluu, elA,tu1i
vnrlt,us sutuiay. .scll0uIs Ut =, ptMKhkv0t,sla
churches, x5.Nl; 'Yasser>, 1sntAGrs !lus-
pltnl flor Rruuntls mud bq4ldlugl 37oMu;
furniture null Axturos t0r tho aatlle,t & flDl1I;
uud tho pouGhk9eIsso YpunE Nous Christian
Association, W,WU. Tlia excentds1 ,lauiel in tho
aud james II. Wceka; ind ~ tho tasao u tho
tGuth Ut any 0Hu NJ tleae lkstcFo tho Getnplu-
tloss Ut tho trust, lluburt T. Thylor, OF tho pAs-
sar tlrntheFx' llodpltal u tlAdu re84lary Legal
too. Thu Feana!ntlur OF tho tllNsla ta to ~ ln-
vostod to ulcot tho expenses ol cslFrylnY Op tho
work, -.
nrntler1' Institute fur tho lIuNhkeepslo Sc!elt.
tho alia Literary Association, fur tho tpus1il
that Aat prt.ject waa ortKllmtcd after Matthew
Mr. john Guy Vassar slated TINT ho renounc,c!
In advance all bequusls 10 10 Mad9 Il, hin W
h!6 pGoshaE. end That hp wsla execute taa woss
, 1881-08-20
MILLIONS AT THE MINT.
Arrival of n Great Consignment or Gold
from the Now York Asxny OAlcc.

Arrival of Sreat Consignment OF Gold
from the Now York AsxAy OAlcc.
IAtt.iclphhl 11luss. i"
Over s5,00o,o 600 IN brontl. salmon-colorctl
bArs or bricks Of gold, occasionally tlnrk!y
timgcu with copper-lilso coating, nrrlvG,l ut
tho United Stntes Mint. Tho eallc lit 100
wooden boxus, about two feet Sltturo md n
foot deep. An exprcss-wagoil, with several
cllstodEaus, carriett them, af.d they wore
rolled aliu dumped into the welghing-ro0m
like 50 ,,tlcl, lcn.l. 10 tho ulen III tho mint
tho ,iafly handling Of fabulous s,l1ns Of tho
precious metals bcgcts MI Indifference TINT
puts tt on 4 l'ar with tho colnlll0ncst iler-
cllnrdtsc. Not NIL OUNCE, however, Is FREQ
from tho closest scrutiny willis within those
walls. Although man may walk In from
tho street md stand ut d step boforo tho open
door Of TIC woiglitng-r00,ll' vault, where
$40 0o0 600 Is stored with but n single olllelal
in sight, 1t would mod but the slightest
nlur1il to ilayg Il score of inun with loaded
weapons III their hAlM(s standing 0ll the spot.
Unlike foreign intnts, 10 display OF armed
protection OF tito treasure Is made, but tue
precautloi is nerertteless conlplote. Tllo
Asssayer's isS eollIss IL New York: Eaeli box
contained il "lneft," or III othor words
tllo oMtirc refined coltents Of n cruel;
b!s each hr,u varying In n,,,!,ri %MaMtlts Sa @
inen who tlo tho heavy work ory,,ctl Tho
boxes, took Oft tho p4nor Wrapplngs, and
clOrK weighed ttleul u,,d carried tho bricks
ilto tho vnnlt. Tho eMttro weight WIS :!a.-
0j0.7B ounces Troy. or aver el1ve,l TONS, Tho
lcttst net weight valuation was S5l, 1oa, ,.atW3l.
keep 1t vi, without stopping, IT. would take
within fructton OF fur months to count
Tits amount II. cuIn. lii tho lntnt all tho
counting is done by weight nnl nIe,lsurc.
aid il ttoy nro tho retIulsiL number If lnclis
each why, ald the weight corresponds, tho
number Ii SGT down fur moro accurately chan
II the NANCY llal been counted by tho dcft-
est ANEeTa,
, 1881-08-20
M'PHERSON,., !,
How tile Couoral WINS KILLED.

HOW tie ssoncrat Na" Killed.
Tho following y tho first aec'l1tto account
Mul..f;cn,.J. IL AferIcrson beforo Atlanta
IT. +, iStt ia Hi Il im to'p IN S,m,i"nns
GUtumcrcinl. Many Of tAs sol,ljers wi.o nav
inr,e to read % tlIs account COZ % Viii ret'u,IIUcr @ @
fnrEsom ny. vi" fr \l,ntn HWY W',ns ~ rni', Nv
nr'iaru ~ WV Ut vs,rt 9'g sT s,tous,,,, tn.u "
statS md Who, rs n s1ecially ,lctatlcsi or.lurly
t tnta WiclS1rt, u liz ,yms rfvr,v,g's ~ r ~,
,naota ons, @ I,ara,.,, WI u. ""s v, n
camtcitv hs suTyeu untli lin 1;ri'srni's icatT.
~: T!!o.iso!, i q @ iasi. q q honor. a,,l, as.le
r1t @ le ct @ ~ c,s ,vt 9vffy Tx
Nv, rtvn ti1o stSrv In his nv !, in,,rI,nmr:
y q, is liz 81 l s II uiy, II Is iS J." dc. S Msi'srson
tn..,,a @ T r,',v orn " NV ,,;c 1co Ena @ nete fr.,
,,,s A'{ 3a s, xS,,,,.'ii, u r.s H., i,,
.llsmatt,cd t., ttSstroV iiin Atn,.t,l & :,!stor,
ita!!!Saa: ! ISIacl'lIs,,sSn. 4 @ tssrjss ta. i iios,l
at wit t"t9s ,so' Sf 1 his ia, st5t;. ss
ry ~, uu mr!i,rISt, ~" t:a, ." Sti,,s ,iwIs;"n
IMst e Mst to Sross snal stt., e','I
a. S ~ H., e!ss .rssat loW f.v; us ~ @lrS. @ ss'
@ t'r IL 70 T. t%pt ttSi Sc s: VIM, sSi stop ti'"s
nEan wlttel! 9raer Giles left US. Wa rote a.!
htnS ~ M nn''sltes! yerMs', wi we Wefo 'iiet
, i{n|n III 0Sr,,y S, with WsIs '':s stan;!SiSi !!i;i
rlHllt ln.o Hnr ll1tE, AntIersoH !le[o ataersn
etl!oE nteeio nr l!ieke'iiooih'Fs ! Ml'sfh H. WIS
tno at!of, to stoR l'iuih: :, s'Gla. tilcke,t..
!0ulof !itts sMtStt tllnt ~ WIS salat " 0fHer
up nrtiIlery: .Thls h.ny lInve been tllv ctsy,
~ o0tl! M t!IGst' gll!Gofs lett 1s nt tt'!s
Ting, ieavltlE G'!iy MeiJ.vrst,n NM myself 10
Iiuo gu to~!tt.! ulo t!lslet, eiGnES. Wn s;i'!.'
Wl,Yl near stto woods. Mcl,hsrss''; Elzil.g
phxi0tIsly to tia ttol!t nl'tl ss'itS 70 ttlSc9s.r
Where w. ,,! ni.!is.s waso conaI'H ifo s,!at
were Wl!lHIll'lS atottlla w. Wnllo wo Eete
LvKgott,H .!slf, eal,o Eallotl14 0p, sinl said:
zion. McPlIersou, 9loll: l.oEgatt wAl,ts tn
know ,wl,nt !tv s!lnll 10; thoy inSo crowded
!!l%m H. %Gack." @ tiel': % %Mcl:.yrsnl. aIls;wg,fNt: ; ,s
, 1881-08-20

J., a letter dated lIaynna. AuG: IA. which las
systel.lat)c fraVtls in nll branches Of tho nd-
iIilnlstrati9ti. nll'n!ltttR tn fabulous sttfis.
nMricsnal by their rascatittcs, had nlrea.Iy by
their rextrnEnEnntnld reckless style u living.
commenced 10 lIervcrt Wcicty ut Its very
{$aIs ssra sc t Dt tG s, sGtFX e ef Ct SSsT" sTs,
proceedings and Inverted their results. It is.
therefore, not u be wondered ut tint Il
scl,Glite Is, bIl ftWt, inltfatGtl by honorable
5s'H t. asa Resi Wit Il III s',@ sa'ises, /" pFst| r. IL.
contribute, expressing tho iliul,ss Of tie
iM0plu. for the Gtlergy lip lnts devoted
,aent q clearing the different braliclIes
Of the administration Ut nil corruption, liAv-
iiig, imprisoned tic culpaDlo Regardless Ut
their tlt'ss or rlcl,cs, autl '!luvInE, ny fur ,s
wns ~ ilis power. rseonIngl,.tett and ~
principal cllarHts in tho public uunllnlstIa a.
liuu. rhls wol,l! le MI u.iusllaI way for tl,is
lsiaiiti e expfeSs 'ts sa,ltt.nents, ni.l would
11 sstSn'a Wi y GnRtsfismsr @ ssn cxSSy Woly
y. tho scaclnc having come to his knowledge,
II II SaId hv stren!lolts1y opposes It's exGc,l-
ton. nsSertt'is TINT hG is n9. yet ready to rest,
Of frauds a!ld Irregularities.
- Royal order ll1s been received for the
construction Of the fattl line between CnM
Shh AutO1,tO md tile shore end nf tho cable
soolt to bc lnttt train tuba 10 DcItzc, lion
duras, sltcil line to bu cu,lnnrctca with tho
nearest tclcgrnphie stAtthl.
Seven s1te1Mlitt steamers for navigation
ll these waters ilrD being bNlit lit Ellglnlnl by
ordGrof The Marquis 1n Cns!po, who obtained
ut Mnurlu a Cn!secHsluti for StatIlisll nlnit
sten1tlurS to nly l,elwcen llNvai,n utl1 Iurts III
tllu Gulf VI Mexico Ant! tho Caribbean Sen. As
tlic cohtrnct requires tho scrvlco to hc1ln tll
Nov. !, Dy which dA,e tho nrw steamer. will
llut bn finished, tho steamer Munf,,l, uf I, 3,,UD
tDlls burden, which formerly rnil betwecss
Spuin nlni tho Philippine Islaritls. Il expected
HIRE ,a tls aaI ot a two e, er Sts.'slipS
lines ut communication will DO four
~ lltlMber-viz.: lhne monthly between
llarann and SaM LINN lie Porto ltIco. toasc!,'
US 1,sort NJ I,o SeMyII4as, n,I Gtl}f ,ams
Port ny Prince, llayti, AMI Sait!nso.le Cubs;
1nunthly hHtWcen l1nyAhM anl Vetn Cruz,
touching both ways 1T l'rogrest; monthly
llGtwcen 1lAvulla '!''tl ASplnwNll. touching ut
Kingston nisl lsarra'hMll!a 'sutfiE mud RETURN
toughine nj I'onre, Porte lsieo Don Jauli
X. ljances will utt tn this city lis tho ngellt
Of tho vnrthtis lines.
"Tlo Adnllnsstsatlon.tieteral Of lotteries
ANNOUNCES ttnlt upull revising thH s,000 tick
Its for thu extraordinary lrnwlng Ui Sept. y,
l5G'l. and l5,H5 were found to be .ntsslng;
mid, aY IL conla not b1 discovered wer1 the
tnn!t Hes. the administration ils ordered
tlnt the suit three numbers be Printed anew,
Will special lnnrks ind c9ulltGrsiEils; and
tio stl,npo Of The administrator; tle orfKillnl
three numbers, II existing, 10 bA null aill
void"