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By virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 21st dayIE
OF October A. d. $780, and recorded in Liber No. ta
90, folio 249 ct ser, Of the land records for the
District OF Columbia and at the written request of the
party secured thereby. will offer for SALE at pubic
auction, in ront OF the premises, WEDNESDAY,
the NINTH II y, PAY OF AUGUST. A. p 1882 SIX
and PREMISES. located in the city of Washington in
said District, viz: Part OF lot numbered eleven in
square numbered four hundred and forty mine, and
bounded as follows BEGINNING for the same the east
line of Seventh street west twenty eight feet eleven
inches from the northwest of said lot. and
ming thence south twenty two feet four inches thence
east one hundred and sixteen feet to aley thence
north feet four INCHES and thence west
hundred and sixteen feet to the place of BEGINNING
geher with the improvements thereon, being premises
No. 1929 Seventh street northwest
Terms of sale: One third of the purch se money in
cash. and the residue in six and twelve months, with
SIX cent interest from the day of SALE to be secured
by deed OF trust upon the premises sold all cash at
the purchasers option. deposit of 500 will be
quired of the purchaser the day of sale. If the terms
OF sale are not complied with within i've days. the trus
tees reserve the right to resell at any time thereafter at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
vey ancing at purchasers cost.
l. Z. JOHNSON,l rru,+ses
G. X. MCBLAIR, ! lrus'ees'
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nly2S
DoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

or and after MARCH 18th the STEA NIETs SUE, Cap
tain ". G.. GEOGHFGAN, viii leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF, foot OF Ith street. EVERY SUNDAY. at four
C'ClCvk I. H., for Baltimore and River Landings.
~ River Freight must be Prepaid.
Returning, arrive III WASHINGTON every Saturday nigh
STEPHENSON & BRO. AGENTS,
n1f I'm eth street " harf and Cox. 18th and Pa.
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STEAMERS. &c.

Z Nv YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM
Tho frst-cIass. fan powered Clyde-built Dutch
Steamships Cf this Linz, .
AASt ERDAM. EDf TERDAN SCHIEDAM,
EDAAI. IA ANBNsI p CAIAND
v. :. SCHGITFN. MAS
Carving tn Us Nails 70 the therards leave COM
raoy'~ Peg, TO, Sussex street. Jersey City, N J..
reelariy every " EDEi>DAY for Rotterdam and Am
s.e-tl1m. ate ru= triy.
First cabin. $50: second cabin $50 Storage. SO.
Il ChZAJN, General Ascent. - SoGth William street
New FORK. For !Gssa<t apply to ". 6. MET ZEROTT
Co, @25 PerUs ivan aseuuc. " ashingt3n.
Vg'HE STEAMER .'MATTASO' LEAVES 7rH
( street wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. at seven O'clock for PJtDm river
lndIEs, Stopping It landings in NoHiI.i Tuesdays
and THURSDAYS. Aattry C.etk Sundays and Thurs
days Chapel Peiut ana iirens Wharf sundays down"
End Wednesdays up, sLd NattaWUInai Creek
SUNDAYS down" ani Mondays up" returning to
Washington every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons
IU- information apliJi)
G. T. JONES' Agent.
rf,a-f
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CAPITOL Notes.


The nomination OF j. j. Newton to be post
master at Brunswick, Ga, was rejected by the
Senate yesterday.
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE
The House committee on post oflces and post
roads to-day appointed q subcommittee consist
ing OF Messrs- Bingham. (chairman), Anderson,
and Money to examine the several bills now before
the committee proposing the reduction OF letter
postage, with Instructions TO report a substitute
Inereior TO the committee at the next session OF
Congress.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
The only annual appropriation bills pending be-
fore conference committees this afternoon are the
deficiency, naval, and sundry civil The Senate
conferees On the deficiency bill have Indicated
THEIR Intention OF recedfng from the only contro-
verted clause, which is the one allowing Senators
mileage for the extra session OF the Senate In Oc-
tober 1881, and II Is thought that agreement on
this bill will be reached during the afternoon The
confereeS on the naval and sundry civil bills eX-
pect to be ready to report early tomorrow. II is
possible that the naval conference may agree this
afternoon. The japanese indemnity fund bill
has not yet reached an agreement
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
TOMORROW.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION OF THE
STOCK OF DRY GOODS CoNTAINEb n
h 81 fETsSTH fEHHKkE5T
DLAak hSD hf9tShSR She sATfs {AfH
PIE PREsS GooDss LAWNS, BqNTI Gs. DoMEs-
tSEE kHS Of G R1b ssb p9MIhs
FEscE sr IESks FkiHGf F FP7Ekfs
MfH N 81 PsSn COVERS kAhs Tp AssoRT
UNDERWEAR NANsoOK CORsETS, RIBBONS,
BGGFFftS R sH TlGsIi BA Gko oKps skP h
soils MBkELLAs CAsS lMEREs. 6 Nc
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST sECoNr.
day ct hour until the entire stock is disposed of,
We will sell at the above named store large assortment
ton of the trade ana private buyers is called au14t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
day Of Nay A. 1ss5 by and befseen ' 4 McGresrs
and fmma A. McCreary his WIFE Of the city of Wash
ter shaw Of the second part recorded in Lber No.
storeFoom So s54 street northSet IN said city Of
Warrington G9nmsneing on the SEC0SD BAY OF
HaiFPAsf SEVEN p NJ, ali the stock a. in nj tra aha
te s ahd i@ey an in
aud upon the premises above described at the date OF
the @ Of said trust Sale to continue from day
jy5s-d " WALTER "a TER s. se WILLIAMS Sli CO, Aaets.
- BENSINGER Aucrloneer.
Sc Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
93S. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
NESS, &c., EvfRY TnIsDAY, THuRsDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING. commencing at TEN
9oSEoGk SIeeial attention given to the sales OF
@ hsa
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DINEY POINT HOTEL.
ST. MARYs COUNTY. MARYLAND,
Open for reception of Guests JUNE 10TH under the
JOS TRAVERS. NMV
waited, furnished supplied with every nveneGce
for the comfort OF guests, and is first class Summer
Home for families.
Terns-s2 per day, $40 per week. and S35 per month.
Special arrangements made for families. Daily COM
munication with Washington, Baltimore and Norfolk
by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady Lake.
and Jane Moseey.
For further information address
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. TRAvERS
jeo-3m Piney Point, st. Mary's Co., Nd.
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EOR RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
u THE SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S STEAMER
kEYPORT,
From eth street wharf at and p. M. connect
ing at Quantico ON MORNING TRIP ONLY with fast
train south. via the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. Two hours and half by water.
ALL The POINTS OF INTEREST ON THE RIVER
SEEN BY DAYLIGHT.
Mount Vernon, Forts FOOte and Washington, United
States Arsenal, Alexandria and other noted places.
Parties from all points going South will find this a
very attractive route, and relief from monotony of
q all rail ride.
ALL-RAIL TICKETS GOOD BY BOAT, AND VICE
NERSA.
information as to tickt t.. rates, etc. be had at
Company's office, eth street wharf.
GEORGE NATTINGLY, Gen. Supt.
'" 7. WEIGH. Agent. Jyl4
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.. ROBINSON Co.
eo1S CLOTHING HOUSE
sss sos PEusxrvAxu AvAxux.
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Cen Pacific.
Che6 GOhi0
Djsfrict Government asrn,r~.

License Inspector Ran and oricer Carter OF ths
police, have. within the past week, called up q
produce dealers 90 show their licenses, arrested ~
without licenses, who subsequently procured their
licenses and were dismissed; inspected i03 hacks
nnding 81 without licenses, Il OF whom have since
obtained them.
TINE EXTENDED.
The District Commissioners to-day decided 20
extend the time for receiving bids for the street
Improvements, relaying OF pavements, etc, ono
week, which win make the time for opening bids
August 18th, instead OF August 5th.
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TTHoMAS DO".LING, Auctioneer.

71FHOMAS DU"LING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
HIGH AND PROSPECT STREETS, GEORGE
TOWN. DC.
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 21strl
day Of February. 1877, Gnd duly recorded In Iiber ia
S42, folio 1877. of the Land Records for Wash A
of the party secured thereby. the undersigned Trus-
tee will sell on WEDNESDAY, NINTH AUGUST, 1892
northwest corner Of High and Prospect streets George
right title, interest estate, claim an demand in and
TO the estate both real and personal of the late Mary
Ann Petit, deceased. lying and being District
Columbia elsewhere. The above includes one fourth
interest in the four story brick building situated
the northwest of High and Prospects Streets
Georgetown. d. G
Terms Six hundred and fifty dollars in cash balance
in and twelve months with interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property Sold all cash. at the
piled with within ten days after the day of SALE the Trus-
tee the right to resell the property risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser All conyeyancng
at cost of purchaser deposit Of 800 will be required
at time of purchase. w. d. CASSIN, Trustee,
alil-dSds
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On end afleE. NOVEMBER I'd. 1881. the steamer
lEROWSMI1H VIII cave her wharf foot It'll street,
ct : am. every MONDAY, csun-C.iH- tor Mattnx
Creek. THURSDAY and SATURDAY for al river
lapf,nxs ON MO DAY FIR "a y mini Ferry. On
Thu RSDAY, NoIIni, turricInID. leonardtown and
81. Clements Bay. stones wharf, ColIOn's and How
arts. ON SAL UkDAI, Currionau aid Leonard
town JOHN H. WOOD,
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< q ~.
h t hAsI AN aS ZEE TH 2N WEs line
AM sU IfaHh: H MAH IA rs:
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago
tS:is-BALTIMoRE' i EXp Pre- sia way ''a'i0hs
C:50-Ba tllnore. Annapolis and Way piedmont stras
BALTIMORE EXPREss. N ''' AWAY
q ffk and Way NFyW Staqns posrou
EXPIESS. Parior Cars to New York.
s4o-stalnton and Valley Express, CONNECTS for Ha-
t9:O0-Baltmore Hyattsvil!e and Laurel Expres.
stors at BeltsyiIle, Annapolis Junction. Jessup's
1000 BALTIMORE IMPRESS. STOPS at HyattsviIle
t1o:49-Pittsbqrg, Chic ago. Cincinnati and St. Louis
Express. Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati and Chicago
MD Baltimore. Eicott CITY Annapolis. Way.
ii'ifhS 4 E l1P n.silm0rs and Way
t3;0c-Laltimofe Phade!l hia and \: Y. Express
4:3OEBaltinore HyattsTille 4 Laurel Express Grea-
T. satn,9re Annalos and Way Stations.
cer and 95 Wk ndsy o Pu MIN
tS,45wEzLIIMoIE sI IXFEfss eMsrtins9urs and
eoS-PoiHt Of RocEs Snd Way Stations
o1HHPkEIS tSee FxPk Cars to Pittsburs
ffiP hAet NE@ YORK and BOSTON
EXPRESS. sleeping Cars to New York.
tlo:1o-Chicaso. Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
10 AND Way r sTaTi eGs Cn'as0
tDdi sunday sn only Other trains daily
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station. GIG and 1851
will be taken for baggage to be checked and received at
G: K: lord Gen. Passenger Agent. BALTIC.
WI. CLEMENTS Master of Trans, BALTIC. my9
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The STATE DEPARTMENT has no Information OF
the reported resignation or recall OF Minister Mon
tufar, OF Guatemala.
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THE 5fggkk fH EhsT AS hS s99fHxEz1
STEEL HAIs cNF4se a3 ls4H s EQUIPMENT
For AND chcaso fmed Express,
a'S
Cincinnati: Mail Express. $50 pm. daily for
BAI 1HaS RE AND ~ !" P Pe' RAILROAD
For Canandagua. Roches ter, Buffalo, Niagara $40 a.
with Palace Cars from washington q Canaan sa
For Wilssmsport Lock Haven. and Emira. ats 80 3.
E. ON sse e pmsS
For Brooklyn NY: All through trains connec. at Jer-
s1Sns Soabs
To- fe fer across New York City
1920 pm Limited Express. $50 a. m: daily. s eI.
FOR tssS ssS sss sso is$ asS
For Pores Greek Line. GAO am and 44o p M daily.
For ANNAPOLIS. $40 I'm and 44O pm. daily. except
isR sfHHRr2 sB aA
For Alexandria $780, TOO 9:2O II 100 and IL :o5 A. M,
40. 800 $40, 500 and Il 80 IN: On sunday
For Richmond and the south $3.50 and ii as am.
T,,,n daily is and 300 M daily syeep. Sunday.
$40 pm: and 100 midnight On sunday SE ant a.
Tickets and information at the oce Northeast Corner
ar and y 1 ia At the
gage to destination from hotels ana residences.
Genera. R Z; 3; woo asen.
mann mann THOMSON. General Manager.
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CHANGES AT WEST POINT-By direction OF the
President Lieut. Col Henry M. Lazelle, 2sd In
fantry, is relieved from duty at the United States
military academy at West Point, N Y, and will
join his regiment; and Major Richard Arnold, 5th
inspector general, department OF the east, and
signed to duty as commandant OF the corps OF
cadets at the United States military academy.
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AUCTION SALES.

TuoMAs DOWNING Auctionssr.
REGULAR SALE !. Of . NIss55tAsrous GOODS
&c TO MORROW tsATgRDAY,. AUGUST Eth.
Tsets including several F. Mantle and Pier MiT-
&C., &c.
A. TWELVE NJ, one A .!T' Cart, one Canopy Top
Snrry Phaeton and other vehicles. several Sets
ar1 Ts Horses, &C. &C.
1t THOMAS DOWNING. Auctoneer.
ID 9th and streets northwest
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, AND STORE,
"a AND sfREhTs nHSE
On NJ M st2S AFTERNOON, AUGUST a.
public auction. in front of the premises, Lot G, 1
5is This, lot fronts, 20 feet on i street northwest
bs sfs Sfee on a 18th ss a rs e sa aaa
occupied by Wm H. Killmon as grocery. -four and
Terms: one third cash; balance in six. twelve and
m9 ee Of w 6 aT e Get and Ss
a1 be as
wise resale. au4-3t-
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF CONTIGUOUS RRICK
"A B sSFs1 AN6 s AoP STORE AND STOCK OF
from i',sfaye Giesier dated July s,h. 1882. and
b bc rae, III dbef No agld, az toio i5s et seq
offer for SALE for cash. all that part of Lot numbered
eight 49, in square numbered four hundred and fifty
l45O) described beginning for the at point
th street west distant 20 feet south from the north
west corner Of said lo and running thence east SO feet
10 inches thence south 25 feet thence west 80 feet 10
inches and thence north Is feet to the PLACE Of begin
ninV beng improved by three (3) story Brick Dwell
ing and store GROOM This property is sold subject to
an circumference of Sc, 100.
also offer for sale the terms, the stock Of
Boots and Shoes, well fixtures in Store No. 1921
18th street northwest.
Proposals for the above will be received until SATUR-
DAY, AUGUST FIFTH, 1882, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.
NJ.
The Assignee the right to reject bids at his
discretion. s. WOLF, Assignee.
au2-4t 92l + street northwest.
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BURYING CHILD WITHOUT PERMIT.-Samuel
Jackson, colored, was charged in the Police Court
to-day with burying and disposing OF the dead
body OF a child without permit The testimony
showed that he put the child In q coffin and car
ried it to Mt Pleasant and laid it down there and
left It, 1t was subsequently discovered by the
superintendent and turned over to the police who
turned 1T over to the health department., who had
1t buried in PotterSf1eld. The court imposed a
fine OF ss5 in this case and suspended execution OF
sentence,
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ANOTHER FoUR-MAsTED SCHOONER, the s. NJ.
Thomas, similar to the one which was at the 10TH
street wharf one year ago, arrived at the same
wharf last night, loaded with 1lS1 tons ice for
the Independent Company. This schooner is from
the Kennebec river. The first voyage she ever
made has proved a success.
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THE MONITOR NANTUCKET arrived q Norfolk this
morning mona Annapolk
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THE TREASURER.

THE POLICE CLUBBING CAss.-The charge of as
sault brought by VIM. II. Stewart against Sergeant
Chas. II. Saffell OF the-second precinct called
for trial in the Police Court to-day Mr.. ChaS L.
Padgett appeared for the defence. Prosecuting
Attorney Moore said that some important govern
ment witnesses had not been summoned, and he
would ask that the case be continued until to-
morrow, as he wished to bring out all the facts in
the case. The court continued the case until to-
morrow.
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TEE LEGISLATIVE BILL AND THE p. o. DEPART
MENT-The passage OF the legislative bill provides
for ffty-six new appointments In the Post ONCE
department. but as the same bill abolishes the
temporary and lapse rolls, the gain In the number
OF clerks will be only about sixteen. AS the de-
partment observes the rule OF nlling the higher
grades by promotion. these appointments will
cause about 800 promotions and changes in the
present clerical force. Most OF the new appoint
Ients will be to rst-class clerkShipS. and nearly
the entire temporary force Will be appointed.
DR. HAMILTON, Of the marine hospital service,
has been appointed q lecturer on surgery In the
National medical college OF this city.
AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Saunders and Cameron, (Pal
Speaker Keller and Representatives Taylor, Erret,
Willis Springer, Weber, Pierce Tyler, ana Page.
~
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Upshur, com
handing the New York navy yard, reports TO the
avydepartment that the Constellation was taken
out OF dry dock wednesday evening, and LETT the
navy yard yesterday morning for an anchorage on
Staten Island, n. 7.
THE MONITOR NANTUcKKT arrived q Norfolk this
uaornln1 from A0napo01R
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HOBB'S ISLAND, VA.
u The only SEASIDE RESORT IN vIR-A.,
GINA The finest and the safest Of Surf YE:EA =
and Snpe Shooting
Terms, 81 per day; $12 per week; $40 per month
Route from Old Point by Steamer Northampton to
CherrystQne every Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
connection with the Northampton. Address,
iel-tal5 J. L. SPADY, Proprietor.
Diver VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD. Md, NOW
HI open. The most delightful summer re- 4 ..
sort IN the state sit o Immediately on the
landings salt water bathing, boating and shng also
beautiful level roads for driving steamboat rail and
information address CLARENCE PETERS. Pro-
prietor. je5- 21n
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THE PRESIDENT HAS SIGNED the joint resolution
authorizing Lieut. Commander Chas. ID. Sigsbee,
U.SN., to accept decoration from the Emperor
OF Germany, and also authorizing Joseph II. Haw-
ley to accept decorations from the governments OF
the Netherlands, OF Spain and Japan; the Joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary OF War to de-
liver to the 5lSt regiment Pennsylvania veteran
volunteers the stand OF cOlors presented to It by
relief of Ella Carroll. formerly Ella Long.
SECRETARY FOLGER has granted a request OF ex-
Gov. Hartranft, collector OF customs at Philadel-
phia, to employ an extra number of inspectors at
that port.
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Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, US minister at China,
has sent a cable message to the State department,
stating that during riot In Corea the mob at
tackled the Japanese legation, and that two per-
sons were killed and three wounded. Rear Ad-
miral Clitz, commanding the Asatic station, has
been Instructed to send q vessel to Corea TO pro-
tect treaty interests and to communicate with
Minister Young. Both officials have been notified
that the treaty with Corea has not been ratified
and to govern themselves accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-04

The nomination OF J. j. Newton to be post
master at Brunswick, Ga, was rejected by the
Senate yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-15

THE ADMIRATION Of the Sultan
for General Lew Wallace, American
minister at Constantin0ple, came
near getting the latter into trouble
nos long ago. The sultan sent the
general , present IN the shape % a
tender Circassi8n beauty, and the
gift happened to arrive at the min
ister's residence during his absence.
Mrs. Wallace was 1t home, how
ever, of which fact the eneraI was
appraised as soon as he hove in sight.
Wallace tried to explain about the
customs Of the country and the ne
cessity of dealing with the matter
in such a delicate manner as not to
offend the Turks; but his talk was
all to no purpose. The beautiful
Circassian had TO 80, no matter who
was offended, nor what were the
customs Of the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-15

THIS Is an age OF peace and
Christianity, but implements for
war are being constantly improved
and new death-dealing devices
brought out. A late Improve
ment" is in the Calling gun, which
has been arranged so as to rain bull
lets. By a device for elevating it to
certain angle, the bullets are
made to fall nearly perpendicularly.
Ordinary breastwOrks are thus rem
dered practically worthless, fur
nishing little protection, while the
men working the guns behind them
aIe brought under shower Of bull
let's. Bullet-proof roofs will now
be IN order. It begins to look as if
wars would soon cease, because if
the improvements continue nothing
can Withstand the weapons for de-
struction. and nothing destroy the
Of defense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-15

TEE REGISTRATION appears TO be
progressing satisfactorily in pretty
nearly every precinct. The Ogden
registrar has finally been spurred Up
to his work somewhat, and IL he
Iabors as eEpeditiously during the
two remaining days Of the week as
he IS said TO have done on Wed-es-
day and Thursday, the voters Of the
precinckshould all have their names
on Che list by Saturday evening.
From partial returns shat have been
received, it is believed the
HERALD's estimate Of $4,000 lawful
voters was very close to the marx.
The registration lists will contain
very near that number of names,
and so far as can be learned there
has been no attempt at illegal reg
istration It is certain the Peoples
party have exercised extraordinary
care to prevent the listing of
anyone not entitled to vote. 1t
is clear that Notwithstanding The
Acknowledgement and the great pro
portion Of foreign born people here,
the vote east II January viii be
larger than any heretofore thrown.
It will also definitely show the
relative strength of the parties.
Everybody will feel it is a duty he
owes to himself and his friends TO
vote, and thus take sides in the con-
test
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-15

4 RU1IOR has become prevalent
that the registration will be con-
tinued next week. People should
put no faith in it, The law provides
for the closing Of the registration
this week, and the Commission is
sued.instruc6ons accordingly to the
registrars. The name no. on the
list by Saturday night Will have TO
remain off, the rumor above noted
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-15

THE NEW York Hail a5sd EU-
press estimates the Mormon ma
jority in the coming election at
1900. 1t may double that figure
and then fall short Of the first Nor
mon vote under the Edmunds act.
a good many were disfranchised, it
Is true. but the registrars are finding
that The territory is yet literally
teeHing with legal voters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-15

II THE EIiberals" who are so
anxious to prevent women from
voting think the absence of the
female vote Will elect their candi-
date, they are woefully mistaken as
to their numbers N Utah. Polyg-
amists and their wives. and some
VINO are not polygamists have been
restrained from registering, and il
is possible, though not probable,
chat the women viii not be allowed
to vote; but after all have been
kept off and stricken off on one pre-
text and another, the Peoples nom
inee will poll about four votes to
every one cast fer the liberal"
candidate. This is not merely
guess, but o calculation based on
known facts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-15

TIE New YORK E0efSjag Post
says: ITO the anti-Mormon mind
in Utah the idea of fairness to Nor
mons is sickening." IF any enc
doubts the truth of thiS ne viii be
convinced 10y attending q liberal
mass meeting.