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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29
DEATHS.
Death. F..s--- T.ss.ss.. Sc. 10 cts. . L..,

Deafss Free---nsssfes, &C., 10 etc. % Lfas
wILsON.-After short Illness, Louisiana vii.
son. IN the 18th year % her age, rsiet Of the
late Gresnbury u. Wilson.
TtMANUs.-On the l9th Of July, Mary, in the
Ieth year Of her age, vile Of thslais William J.
Timanas.
wRI0HT.-on July 18th, kslsa. Jane. in..a,
daughter Of John aud nc Wright
ADAM.-0n the 33d instant, Maggie u, aged !
ysars. eldest daughter Of william c. aud Mar.
garst y. Adam.
RfGGIN.-Oa Jaly 2sih, at Moans Washington.
Charles Christopher. aged year aud { months,
infant saa Of WIN. aud Maria Riggin.
DUNGAN.-At dovanstown, on the 36th of Jelly,
wilkenscn Dungan. In the 18th year Of HE age.
the 27th year u his age.
McLAkEN.-Near Pikesviiie, on 3lst cf July,
William Ruben, aged . months and 10 days.
sou Of Robert aud Earith q. MeI.areu.
DUT0uscH.-0n the 2lst ofJuly. at catousvills,
Nicholas Dutoaseh, aged 90 years.
LoNG.-0n Sunday, 18th inst, al his home on
. months sad u days. . sstIvs q Germany,
bat resident % this eounty Tor many years.
ThACRY.-Near Parkton, at SEQ A. NJ, July 10,
1852, Mary Laeiada, wife of Geo. W. Tracey,
in the 2eth year Of her age.
Farewell fsswell, oh husband dear,
en- not dead but sleeping;
am not yours, hot Christs aiane,
Helovsd ne best and took ne home.
OF al The thoughts Of qed sAsl sss
horue iavaEd aaso SCALA aiar,
tor gin 90 grace surpasses this,
lie givssh His beloved sleep.
I'm gone. TN gene u rest ahave,
With ny dear ehlld I % mech lave;
We're watching. waiting 10 The shy,
For you, dear husband, bye and bye.
0.W.T.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29

Es-r The editor u the Jasrsa' has made such
public exhibition ii stupidity aai isnaranee IN
spiiefal conuairgm II b.. O. call for passing
notice III. raseorog, ess "a. "a, upon 50 long
tia, it rsttei anl fsgieI the nest % hi. cgtrup,
brain. coaaHiram that take, one sees 10 hatch
an another % brn: forth IL ro,ieaness AMI then
nearly haif a column 20 elpisia the aasssr i. not
much OF congnlram after al. On the itA is.;.
the dali intellect q this soasnlrgmite though, be
,aE in al editorial in the Nes York Heraif q the
same date. the substance u a coagnirsm. ~hirh.
after week. hatchin: he exposed 70 viss. AMI
then, after another weeks very hard labor. tried
O. explain, All brps Shi forth pair q bal bantns
children. bu; ja., the kind 70 Be expected from a
malicious conception. Here they are. ia.i naked
When the editor gave theaa birth spite says
this reaaed Jasr.a' nan. ,p-akihg q his sile o.
spring. is Que q the most lespisAbls thihg. a
human being can aartare ia his bosom. and ~hen
1t ia alosei - take possession IL tsn sister. in
naendo, nEis isigiHg also" This conscience
stricken seifc0nfcssioh accounts for his frequsn;
severe public attacks & go sickness. For the
sake u the readers u the J.s-sl' we -5gii recon-
mead the Foefsliy ssilsl editor. Who e's;Ac. b,
pogtias pet. ia the habiimenU TIA; Eeave.
AMI then scream. Eiih ri q; the shos;s be .ss.
q discharge tie blliag.slts bile generated by b.
'ss'icknsss, 10 proper place Of deposit. AL a.;
ia VIA; be si,Aes % he called lssea; hss.f aper
Nov. Il sc desire se nj %; ak, a.a eaaua iraa.
Why the alipose editor q the J.a,.ali. ike
tain Captain. recently jailsl In Baltimore Ba;~e
refrain. asi riii leave the refined editor 70 the
heavy nightmare eogi,i,ians q hi. tain children.
spite sni iaHusndo." 20 mangfac,are smother
sighty-ton conuui-am.
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What is Seen from High Rock.

Mr. J. y. Moore Brstor, 10 the A4srisan
FaSa.sS. gives an interesting description Of Pen
Mar and High Rock. Amer referring 10 the
scenes at the foot Of the mountain. near the rail
road station, she says;
1.-Two miles farther, over an excellent mountain
road is High Rock, a erag juiiing over the valley
rising n hundred aud City feet from Its base ami
slanting backwards, n pulpit like protection
seemingly placed there that man might behold
the works of God. A lofty observatory crowns
the rocky crag, once an eyrie for the hawks and
eagles which one sees sailing past. Tho spot on
which Il stands Is 1000 fec; above sea level, com.
manding an extent Of Thousands Of square miles
In Virginia, Maryland aud Pennsylvania. Ihaye
been on the summit % Mount Washington. from
which, on most days Of the year, the view Of
clouds far below completely obscures the muck
iongcd for land. scape; have spent some time a.
the Delaware Water Gap, . wild, lonely spot /;
have seen the junction of tho Potomac aud the
Shenandoah from the Heights at IIarper's Ferry /;
watched the sun rise from the Mountain House
in the Catskilis stood ON the summit of Mount
fisgah and the trcs,le. work at Mauch Chunk /;
from the dying train caught hurried giimpss oi
lovely Wyoming and the Horse. Shoe Curve at
Altoona. but the extended pain-for such the
valleys Of the Shenandoah and the Cumberland
appear 20 be from this rocky eminsnec. with their
peaceful hamiets aud towns. Aniictam Creek and
the Poto nae far away. hundreds 81 farms marked
Oh and divided Is plainly as the squares on the
checker board. aud the battle groands, which will
be looked at aud read Of for years 10 come-alI
form picture wholly different from those I have
mentioned. Gettysburg. Antietan. Front Royal,
south Mountain, ChambersbuTg-whAts orro1fnI
blois these thi. lovely, peaceful landscape
What sad chapters 10 the history of the republic
There l. something peculiarly fascinating about
the range u the Blue Rilgc-away in the back
ground IT, hills rise soft aud dreamy, beautiful
frame 10 the picture. The lofty, isolated position
of High Rock madc Il a signal. station alternately
of both armies wha, a sweep % country i
taken In by the eve from the topmsst piaIfa Of
the observatory Field after field. farm after
farm. woodland. 4c. follow each other like the
wave. of the sea. only remaining calm aud stead
fast"
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rs-I has been a notorious fact that for years
elections in Aase Arundel county have been con-
dsetsd 10 such manner a. TO bring disgrace upon
the Democratic party. whieh vas responsible for
the mos, outrageous and gaklashing frauds By
which Republican majoritiss ssrs tsrnsd into ma
jortiss for the opposition, practically disfraAehis
Ing all who we're not Democrats AZ the election
las, fall tle same schemes we're In vogue aud the
whole Democratic sisks; vas declared elected
hut the seats of the County copmissiOnsrs we're
contested In the circait Court. shiek has decided
that there was no election and tbs Governor will
have to al the vsesaciss BY sPpOin,msn,. And
thus fraud receives At least one ehssk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29

ra-A msst brutal murder sas committed near
Morri. station. Ken, os4L,y. MI. on Thar'iay
evening q Ia, seek man nansi furnsr Kept
small store On a coaa,ry roai All the DAY be-
fore he sent % Phiaielphia 20 bay good. leaving
his ~if. All .iA'een.yeaf 3li daughter alone
About O'Clock rhsrslay afternoon young nan
nameI Jo.eph Mprri.. ~ Hvsi sal his father
Ia the ne shborhooi. .sa; T. the store sith q gun
AMI had .,As sorI. siih Mr.. Turner about sew
erai articles vhieh 10 t4.s S.thsat her permission.
lie then threatened u shoe, her. As4 the daagh
ter. knoNing the desperate eharsctsr q the mao.
By some means q, hold n the gun aai after re-
moving the caps Pogrel waier in the barrels -
that the gan would not < 81. Morris discovered
shat hs.l teen done AMI ssing hone cleaned his
gun AMI after relaaiing IL retained q the store.
where Mr.. Turner Has engaged ia wli,ias on
ea,tomer. After fss uori. with the womas he
deliberately raised 81. gun aud sho, her dead
The Murderer thea Gel ani the country vas
aroused % search for him. lie NJ, found,
however. bat to Or three days aftsrsaEi. gave
himself up 10 the oEicer. q the lag and claimed
tha, the shooting Va. accidental. Il Is said tina;
Morris "a. on intimate terms With Mrs. Tsrnsr.
and no cause eau be assigned for numbering her.
lie IL . very brutal fellow and has aiuays borne
a very bad reputation. The husband. when be
distracted. The dA1xhtsr wss throws Into sEasms
By the shock and Il vas zone day. before she re-
covered.
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A Political Judiciary.

In an aldrsss. delivered By IIon. Dormaa %.
Eaton before the Ysi. las school. on TIE pub
lie relations Ani duties u the legal profession.
occurs the foloSing With reference TO a political
Judiciary
The electiss system has caused jaiges " esars
popular influences and 10 be Kind 20 party mana
gers aud poserful corporations. IL has made ~,
gaEts anxious abou, the politics % the judge II
has lowered the Judiciary Ia popular estimation.
even, 10 the sxisni-s, least IL Mes York. where
Judicial scandals stii disgrace The nAiioA-of re.
pelling The people from the courts 90 that the
amount of litigation. except for mere delay has
been diminishing. More aud more. ws have seen
the readiness % judges 10 stand for political Oh
ees, u not o. use their pouer 10 gain them. Lee,
us therefore be grateful 20 Chief Justice Waite,
because when. soon after his appointment. upon
being solicited 10 be candidate for the presideney
he did nsi isilev tbs example of = predecessor,
but refused; for the reason, ~ he said. skat be
could not do 80 aud remain IAN unbiased Judge 10
the estimation Of the people, aud that 'there can
be no doubt that In these days % potico Judicial
questions 10 is eerfsiaiy dasgsrsas 20 iass j.iys
shs iesks LsgoAd iAs Jsis,sr, - II. Esrsaaai as.
b,fioa'-words G. 10 90 iRtO the commission Of
every judge elected by the people and upon the
tombstone % the author"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29

re- Col. c. Irving Ditiy. who /. an Applisan,
for the eolleetorshiP 81 internal revenue. "a. in
washisg,on on ThHr.day snd had an in,ervie~
with the President, lie has been in very deli
cate health for some months bs,i, nOs improving
and will. his physieians say, ultimately recover.
lie is the s,rongss; man named for the place and
will certainly &c, IL hi. health -iI permit, and
., Ia nov pretty well settled that the appointment
will he hsli % In order to avail, Developments in
hi, case. We have before expressed our oPinion
- 10 Col Diuy and repsa, tina, there /. no man
Ia Msryisnd more deserving In every way than
he. and the place should be given 10 him a. re-
ward for bis faithful services 10 the Republican
Uarfv
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The Presidents New Turnout.

The baltimore Ss-'s Washington eoresPOadsn,
says; "Prssidsn, Arthur drove oa; for the 6rs,
tims yesterday 10 his nsw rig. the most stylish
foar-in hand turboul ever seen In this city. The
horse. are bays. the harness gold. plated. He
uses the new landau he purchased from Andrew
joyce last winter. Albert IIawsins, Who drove
President 0rants Hayes and Garhsid, handled the
reins. The turnout attracted very general aitsn.
ton. Nothing that President Grant ever had m
the say u . team approached 10 f,r ssyls, hne.
meas Of huish And general gel Up. The President
has Just received neu Victoria which he ordered
from the Broom.street Brewster through Joyee's
establishment In this city. II 10 the finest thing
IN the way II carriage that has ever hsen Ia sks
Executive haasioa slaeiss, fhe pair Of horses
that lead The new turnou. were recently purchassd
In New York, aad have . record of about thrss
minutes over ~ ordinary road"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29

zss- Gr. frAnei. 4. Provost. CLERK of the su-
psrior Court q BALTIMORE diel On Wednesday.
aged abou; 81 years. on the goth q Nsy last.
while laboring under a Temporary alteration %
mind. caused BY ~ health. he indicted several
terrible souad. On h,' P.rsea Nth = razor. lie
va. removed 10 a hospital aud sn,irsiy recovered
from these. bat biz mind iii not improvs aEi be
died from efaslsn Of the brain ss stated. Mr..
Provost. ~ho was very popular gentleman. had
been employed in the several Clerks Office. Of the
city since isis, and bad been Clerk Of the supe-
rlor Court since 1877. His successor will be Ap-
pointed By las Supreme BeneI'o serve until the
mart seneral eierfion
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29

Ico- The Joarasi d last week says ''the money
received for fares ~ the delegations which almost
daily visit Washington in the Wild hunt after Mr..
n. N. Prouds Bs.'i,ea ~ Collector Of Internal
Revenue. Ough, to add largely to the ProAi' ofihe
u. o. and D. A =. railwaysi'' Some more ofthe
Joaraar. 'innasndo" bulls. Fares received ~
delegations Do hs, hsnsht railway compAnie. /;
fares received JSss them do. delegations do not
huHi for the position of Mr.. PrOund"; they want
aPlass for tkslr frisads. This position Of Mr..
Proud" is that d Collector Of internal Revenue
whose resignation Il In the hands Of the Pre.i-
dent. The applicants do not want Mr. Proud's
position; they want his place.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29

sse- Noticing the presence In Baltimore last
week Of Gen. James C. Clarke, formerly Of this
EQUITY. and who a, one time was president Of the
Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal, the iIsgerstown
Herald ssys: "sr. Clarke made an excellent
prssidsnt Of the canal. u would have been far
bs,isr aud cheaper for the stockholders TO have
retained hin BY paying larger salary. II has
never, since bis retirement, enjoyed the prosperity
and good management, that Il did vhes under his
charge. It's now simply the personal property
Of few selfish and incompetent pOii,isians."
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ce- The register. sill resume their duties N
Monday. August ii;h, a; o'cloe. a. IT,, anI
from that time ~iu eontiHss thea be;seca the
hours q q u. aal : ?. n. every lay asr.ns
the seek. We agAin repeat our warning to al
Republicans. entitied u registration. tia; unless
they avail themselves q the opportunity AMI &c;
registered, they will be virtually di.frAnehised
and have none bat themselves % blame Tor the
ssass4asnc.. Motive. - ps,Tiaii.n. principle
and policy a. sell a. the imperative demand q
duty shsslI urge every citizen to comply -i,h the
requirements q the registration laW. The riSA:
% vo,e-ths mos, sacred righ; 81 the citizen de
p.nis on the voter being daily registered Moth
ing shoaid he allowed 70 prsv.fi thu. du,y from
being done. Do not fail 70 &c, registered and 10
no; forge, that registering voter, viii be rssameI
on Monday, AagGs, iIih. Which will be next
Moalsy week. he sore 70 keep this lat. In your
mini
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-29

R,i,t F.a.r,y'. G-ssf W..f
An organ < she "a ta... ba.k DsmorrAcy u
Texas ssy' ia iat- i..u- Thai toe iissa -rs,s ri:
TEXAS ~srs lsi s'tny iss year. asa BY Brick
romeroy. asi have ut yet returned. "a, that they
sill re;srn
Led astray' IL god
We did not lead William " Tssel into prison.
nor Lead bali DOZEN other ,hieys. Il thai gang
into foreign c3uuires a. fusiivss from justice b.,
ve hslpet attract attention 70 their stealing
We did ~; sell the Democrats party 90 Aagas;
BelBoni. agent for the R9thschills. bat 10 isGs.
when ws learned ikat the entire Democratic party
% the tniist states sas led BY the nose a sheep
g. be sheafei. ss protsstei.
We did not lead the democracy g. vote for
Horace 1reslsy, an unrspenian; Republican mr.
were ue Ted asay, - thsusanis u Democrat. sere
Ia Texas. 10 chase after an empty white hat
We did not lead the Democrats up o. Tlien'.
barrel Of money ia 1870. nor did se take g. 600
o. bis money offered g a. II Ne uoail devote our
paper 90 BIZ. support.
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Ninth District.

AT OFFICE ADJOINING POLICE STATION.
wAvERLl,
-. Mpsdsy aad Tss.day. AsgH.t isii asd Ira -.
AT JUSTICE DORSEYs. ROLAND AVENUE.
HAMPDEN,
~ W,'iH..'fay. iuyr.f l6'i
Al :. J. KoBiNSoN's. YORK ROAD. TOW
SONTOWN.
- TAsrsfsy. Asy. l7I
AT COOPER's COTTAGE. BOUNDARY AVE,
NEAR YORK ROAD.
~ Friday. isgu.f lsfL
AT ". CoOPERS. FALLS ROAD, CORNER
LAKE AVENUE.
~ !Sufrr'iay. 4 ~. lgfk.
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Legal Notices.
John Glenn & Co.. Attorneys. baltimore.

TN ALT0. COUNTY ORPHANS COURT.
i JULY 5TII, lSs2.
ORDERED, that the sale Of the leaseholl 81
Cora Sutton, deceased, made by Lucy Sutton, the
AdministTatTix Of the said deceased. and this day
reported to this Court by the said Administrative
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause be shewa
20 the contrary, or before the 3Ia dsy Of J~is.
lss2, provided, a copy Of this order be inserted
In some weekly newspaper. printed aud publish.
cd In Baltimore county, ia each Of three sue.
eessive weeks, before the 3lst day Of July, lss2.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be So.
10000.
JOSHUA y. Cookery
JOHN GoNTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY,
True Copy-Test; THOS. PlIILPOT,
Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
July s.-its
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Sales { " - Standard.
Taking an average calculated for the whole
country, . railway passenger. when be pays one
dollar for his fare. contributes fifteen cents Of that
amount 70 the stockholders, twenty cents 10 the
bondholders, aud sixty Eve cents towards paying
the costs Of operating the roads, the latter being
distributed directly indirectly, chiefly for wages
10 working people. These are the figures for all
the roads IN the country, taking the aggregates of
dividends, interest, payments and operating ex.
penses. VI course, on some roads the uAole Of
the dollar goes 20 the working mechanics, taboFers
conductors, engineers and other employees, the
stockhoiders getting nothing The dollar. or
large part Of Il, is IN 1reoveT, quickly returned TO
the keepers OF the county, for there are over
. million and . half Of railroad employees with.
drawn from productive labor, whose wages pass
regularly into the hands of the farmers and man.
uiaeturers who supply them with the ueeessaries
Of life. There are n good many different vays Of
looking at railroads and railroad corporations. and
this Is one Of the ways in which they appear 10 be
NOT quite 80 black rs they are Usually painted
Thus speaks the Philadelphia Ledger. There are
good many people who invegh against railroad
corporations from . constitutional habit Of the
mind, aud not because Of any valid reasons that
they can give FOR their habitual fault. finding
Railroads have done more for the development Of
the country than any other one agency. Hal the
progress Of the county depended on tho enter.
prise Of these GROWERS at railroad corporations
We would have been travelling in stage coaches
to-day.
~ The second summer sitting Of the regis
tration officers will commence on Monday, Au.
gust NH. aud will continue during the week.
Stick this IN your hat.
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by virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county passed in the Equity N
- cause Of Jacob Dieter W. -
r. Apolonia smith and others, the IN -
dersigned. the Trustee In said decree NAMED, will
cell at public sale. on THE PREMISES,
at o'clock =. NJ,
HoSdas, Ih day If August, 1882,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
of which Matthias Martin Smith, died possessed.
and which Il fully described 10 n deed from ID. G.
II. Emory and others, Trustees, to said Smith, re-
corded among the Land Records Of Baltimore
county In Liber J. b. No. liz, folio CO. &e., %
which deed reference IL hereby made. The lot Of
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS,
fronts directly on the BelaiT Road, and 10 bound.
ed ON the south side By public road, thus giving
u two fronts and making the property valuable
for building lots. II IL situated six miles from
Baltimore city at Putty iIiii, in a popuious and
thriving community. aad l. improved by n large
FRAME BUILDING. THREE STORIES
HIGH,
about seventy fee, front and thirty feet in depth
The building il new and was built with the view
Of having the first story used for wheelwright
or smithshOp and 4 Store or Tavern Stand, the
upper rooms 20 be used for dwelling purposes. A
store IL now kept In part of the building
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE One third Cash
on ratification of sair. and balance with inter.
est 10 be paid in riS and twelve months from
lay Il sale, Or all cash IL the purchaser prefers
Ec- $3.50 must be paid To the Trustee on the
day Of sale. AMI there will be 10 ,ale made with
out such payment.
JOHN l. YRLLoTT
Trustee.
GEORGE l.. sTOCksDALE. Auetionser.
Iulg 1t
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Correspondence Baitinsrs County IN. or.
LETTER FROM LAUREL, Md.

Not that Laurel but Some Other Laurel -
Some Overlooked Industries
al Mention-Tho Patuxent River
An Intellectual Community
Church Entertainments and
Other Amusemonts-
Time Brings Changes
Some Political
Points, Etc.
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THE WORK OF THE MODEL" CLERK.

II the prescnt Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Bal.
timore county Is the ''modcl'' Court Clerk Of the
state, why Is 1t the people would like to know
tina, his Office /. now allied by examiners. going
over the whole Of his work from the time he was
elected period Of nearly three ysars-corrcet-
ing the blunicrs aud inexcusablc errors which are
said to exist in the record books The work was
paid for once and now II Is being done over again
at no iTiaIng expense. Promises before election
don't seem 70 amount to much after a man Is snug
ly en,eonsed in siX- year Office at a salary Of 49,
oe0 year Before election this "model'' Clerk
published a card in his organ. the .iOsraal, Of
which the following /. an extract;
ToWsoSrOWN. August 18th. 1879.
Ma. N. RHby. Hsy.. Editor Maryland JoHrHai
Ny Dear Mr. IL have been asked BY several
persons since my nomination for the position Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court BY the Democratic Con-
sentative convention, in reference 90 the manner
IN which would conduct the ofice in the event Of
the nomination being ratified by the people at the
November election Would attend TO the Office
myself? would have Court Clerk would
have this, that or the other desire 90 say 10 all
who have any doubts on the sahect that in the
event of my election will be my own Court Clerk.
Equity CLERK. Cashier aud Record Clerk 80 far ~
any one be expected 10 perform those
POSITIONS pN any rcasonablc person. expect %
give NV entire time aud lAbo=. aud any intcrma-
iien which twelve years " consiAn, work IN the
ofice may have endowed the With. 70 the discharge
u the duties II the position. aud employ such iu
tel gent help a. may be necessary Ia addition t.
my own labor. 20 correctly aud promptly perform
the work %; the Office. wiLiiAS VI. isNA,.
commeai Is unnecessary aui the model" Clers.
who proposed before election % an ,H the posi-.
;ioss 10 hi. aaise. .haall ari.e anl explain the
little Discrepancies. between his promi.s' AMI hi'
acts.
|; Is we'll knoWn aud generally commented upon.
tia; Mr.. Isaac has bad more clerk, 10 b.. employ
than any q his predecessor, ever hal aai in al
l,,ioa 70 b.. regular force be Ia. hai employed.
At stated nteFv as. some three 90 four examiners,
al 9aiec altogether sasBo-H before ;s;s. AMI shi.
force Of examiner. Ia. lately bsen Increase
a. 70 cause ~ little comment even among those
who are generally afraid - eri,isi.s any a., o.;
this '.m del CLERK
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es- A. meeting Of the Cabinet on Tuesday
the President gave his sisws on the subject Of Po-
iitieal assessmsn,s. lie said "no person In the
Executive dspsr,nsn, dssi,slag 10 eontribuss
shall be Subjected TO discharge or criticisms and
no attempt to isjure him on this ground shalt be
sounisnanssa o. tolerated" How do these sea-
.lmsnis salt the swsst.sssuasd sad rsshs,ie @.
william cEsslss