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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14

! The Rev. ArIn1r j. Donucy pastor Of 81.
| MIchar' 3 Roman Catholic Church IN West Thirty
scconds' Ia TINS city. is seriously hi at the pas
| tgrl! residence, 80. 3N3 NInth-ay".
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

II appears that in 1873 there were sixteen
distinct earthquakes registered throughout the
island. That both volcanoes and earthquakes
are not without present importance among the
physical agencies engaged In the new shaping
OF the land is shown by such facts as the
following In TS43, according to Junghun's
estimate, Mount Guntur flung forth ashes and
sand to the extent Of 10000, 600 tons by the
great eruption Of Mount Calling gung in 1879,
no fewer than ia villages were laid waste and
1000 persons destroyed in 1867 an earthquake
caused the death Of 1000 people in the town
Of Jokjokaua alone in 1872 the eruption Of
Meiapi Tone Of the most active Of the vol.
canoesl proved fatal to many Of the inhabitants
OF kadu; and The damage to be feared from
the ashes thrown out by the same mountain
interfercs with the planting Of coffee in the
dislricta Of Probolingo and Remaneh In
1870 the Preanger Regencies were visited by
several severe shocks, and number Of per.
sons were killed. Besides the volcanoes them.
selves, there are number Of striking forms OF
volcanic activity to be observed in the island,
such as the so.called mud.volcano at Grobogan,
the gas-iountains OF holy-6res Of Malati Derat
and the Pakaraman or Guwa Upas VALLEY OF
Poison) in Banyumas on the Dieng Noun
tans. Hot springs are common.
From the sydney Morning Herald Of the 9th
- Ndhtil NIG
The most severe shock Of earthquake ever
experienced at Osborne New Zealand, took
place on the morning OF August 10, at 3 o'clock,
followed by several minor ones. AT first il
seemed as If some powder magazine had ex.
ploded, and the report and conclusion caused
much CONSERVATION among timid people In
Queensland, ON August 30 the shock Of an
earthquake was felt AT 3 a. M, extending along
the coast as far north as Rockhampton and in.
land to Taroom. The area was very wide.
The wave direction was from ;. W. to n. f.,
and the disturbance lasted from 30 seconds in
some places to one minute in others. AT Bris-
bane, Toowoomba, marlborough, and Rock.
hampton II was particularly severe, buildings
oscillated to an alarming extent, bedsteads
knocked against walls, and sleepers were
awakened in great fright. A tidal wave made
its appearance at Northern New Zealand on
August 20, commencing at a. m. The sea
rushed in violently, but took several hours to
recede. The disturbance was slightly percepti-
BILE at 10 O'Clock August rs. A sharp shock Of
earthquake was felt at Patea at halfpast a,
about 100 miles northwes, Of Wellington.
News has been received from the island of Apia
to the effect that a violent hurricane has been
experienced among the islands, during which
the barGue Espcculadcr and several other YES
were Toast A tidal wave feet high was oh.
served at Camelton. People along the beach
had to run for their lives and boats were left
high and dry.
by the New York, fuller and more careful
and satisfactorily estimated reports will pro.
badly be at hand.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-29

hN-Nhicl JuSuCe MooIe, OF texas, died IN
Washington, on the goth utimo.
ES-Judge Jason Downer, of Wisconsin,
died on the Is instant, aged TO-
Ex-Governor Pease of Texas died in Austin
of that state on the Goth ultimo.
Isaac ]. Mitchell, wel-known Judge,
died at Boone, Iowa, on the nth ultno.
Edward Dubufe, a celebrated French artist,
died at Paris on the 18th ultimo, aged 90,
Leon Ilaleyy, French author, died in
Paris on the 3rd instant.
Ivan Turgenev the Russian novelist, died
on the Srd instant.
Professor Stuart Phelps accidentally shot
himself in Cumberland, Maine, on the goth
ultimo.
President William b. Stearns, of the Fitch
burg railroad, died at Boston on the I'd in
slant.
Ezra Stamford, one Of the oldest resident of
Warwick, ~ v, died on the 18th ultmo,
aged SO,
George Marston, formerly attorney general
of that state, died at New Bedford, Massachu-
sets, on the i4th ultimo, aged oil.
James Cockburn, ex-Speaker of the Cana
dian Parliament died at Ottawa, Canada, on
the I4th ultimo.
Robert Hewitt Brown, a prominent Free
Mason, formerly judge, died at Albion, New
York, on the I4th ultimo, aged s..
Baron Bernard Won Wullerstorf Urbiar,
prominent naval officer Of Germany, died in
Vienna on the '7th ul'imo' aged 81,
William Writ Skies, well.known American
writer recently United States consul at Car.
dill Wales, died on the 18th utimo, aged 40.
Rev. William NJ. Baker. successful Amer.
can writer died in Boston, Massachusetts, on
the 10th ullimo. aged S..
Etenne Enault, wel-known French
aged 90,
John A. Burnham, a prominent Boston rail-
|
in the a5rd ultimo, aged "a.
The Hova Queen Ranavalona, of Madagas-
car, is dead. Her neice, also hostile to the
French. reins in her stead
Phoebe Cozzens was killed Ivy cyclone in
best known female lawyer in the United
States.
Joseph Lyman, well known in the East
Indian and China trade, died in New York
on the 9th instant
ri. Rev Francis kerill Amherst, iolmerl,
Roman Catholic, Bishop Of Northampton
England, died in London on the aad ultimo
aged o.
Mrs. Rosa sulro, mother OF Adolph suuC
OF san Francisco, died recently in Baltimore
aged SO years. She was great-grand
mother having hi,y-three descendants.
George II. Chandler, brother OF seeretar,
William Z. OF the United States navy, died a
Canterbury, New Hampshire. on the ia,l
uliimo, aged ~.
DR.. Jacob ). Mosher, Es Surgeon Genera
in the United States army. died al Albany
New York, on the 18Th Of last month. age
I 40.
jeremiah 5. Black, one OF the hes, know
! Of American juris,s. died al York. Pennsyl
vania. on the I7,h Of las, month, aged "
"Mr. Black, although a pronounced Demo
cra,, was an earnes, Christian is the way
New York paper speaks Of him,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
CHURCH NOTES

Evening services, in the N. Z. Church
South. hereafter until further notice, at
O'Clock.
The Rev. ]. W. Mitchell, of Jefferson
Circuit, N. f. Church, South, has been
conducting protracted meeting at kaole'
town for two weeks past, resulting In over
twenty conversions up to the present time
The meeting VIII be continued this week.
The Reys. L. r. Mason and Dallas Tuck
er, assisted BY others Of the clergy, will hold
Mission in ST. Johns Church, HaFPer's
Ferry, beginning Tuesday, November 18TH
to continue through the week. There will
be services morning and night, and the
public are cordially invited to attend.
The Sd Quarterly Meeting Jefferson Cir
cult. VI. Z. Church, Sou.h,-Rev. J. W
Mitchell preacher in charge-will be held
at Bculah Church, on Sunday and Monday
November 18th snd l9;h. The Rev. John
Anderson. of Berryyiile Circuit, viii preach
at II \. NJ, Sunday, and the Rev. DR.. ?
II. Whisner, Presiding Elder, will be pres
ent and occupy the pulpit on sunday night
Quarterly Conference on Monday, after
morning s,ryicc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
CARRIED.

on November 6, 1888 at the residence Of the
brides parents ne3r Shepherlstown. ~ keE
h y Bau@man, Mr. JAMES 7. SIALhf u
Ms, HELEN @. HOFFMAN, both Of Jefferson
Couu.y.
Atthe residence ofthe brides mother In ila5T
per's Ferry. ou Thursday. oct. ism, By hvf. J.
IL Hlslu3 Rev. !. &. SULLIVAN. Of CtaHlF
ton. Md. and Mis- ANNIE G. HARDING
THURSDAY. Nov.i}. 1883. at IlarTisonhg:;
Va D-. + IT. NEF.7 Of that place, TO ..'+,
BROWNIE NORRISOi. of Berkeley Co., Ncs'
Va
In Isesbrrs. on Wednesday .pornins Nov
I'M 1873. by Rev Or Z. r. Da-ls. ut T. H.
CONRAD and Miss DAISY HARMS ~ GaGSh'
ter of.he late Henry T. Larrison- a.. u LOU
doun.
In Baltimore. Nj. on Saturday, Nov o T. Is
SO be- Rev d.. Hammond OF the Pr,sbyterl "a
Church. Mr. $ + JOHNSON of Leeshnrt Va.
to Ms LOUISE BANE, OF Baltimore Mi.
on the 9th Of September 1883, at ;Ae resi-
d-nce of thc brides parents. by the Rev. j. r.
En.yler. Mr. ROBERT PEARSON, of Fairfax,
to Miss MATTE y. HUMMER, formerly OF
Louiouu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors ana
indiscre;ions Of youth nervous weakness ear
iy decay. loss of manhood, &c, viii Send a q
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF ChiAh"E'
This great remedy was discovered by ms
si0nary in South America SEND . sSil-a4u - S
ed envelope To- the Ray JOSEPH 7. INMAE, StG-
ti1a D. Nee York City.
Dec 2 l6S2-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
". O. 4. ITeek Of Proper.

14th. Wednesday, Z P. Il, Opportunities I'm
proved.
Union Prayer Meeting in The Presbyterian
Cbnrcb NJ Which time Reys Hopkins, Shipiey,
Shepherd and Tucker have consented to de
live short addresses.
l5,h. Thursday, 7P. M-Oppcstunitiea A
iG,h. Friday. 2 p " Opportunities: Lost
f7.h. Saturday, Z p. M.-Une Store OrPor-
tunity.
Buy your Shoes and Boots OF WA. Mann =
~ -rhrr ON snHc NDN - Ier ccnt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
s. ATS
EJAY@FEVER

IT Is not \ LIQUID OR SNUFF
Anrlv by the finger into the nostrils. It
will be a >orbcd. ciico-ueliy cleansing the ma
sal passa Us OF catal hal virus, corsin, healthy
secr,tiors. II allavs Inflammation. protects the
mcnbranal Innings OF -hc head from addition
al cold. completely heals the sores and restores
the sense of taste and smell. Beneficial results
are realized bv fow Applications. 4 thorough
treatment will cue. VneQualed for Gold in
the Head. Headache and Deafness. OF any kind
of mucous mcribranal irritations. Send for
circular By mail prepaid, 5ec package
stamps received Sold ~ wholesale and retail
DRUGGISTS ELY BROTHERS.
August @. lsS3-1y. Ove-o, y. \.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
Lard and Wood wanted.

They. NJ q. A. will hold a meeting at
.,e.r ROOM Lee Hail. next Sunday after
,..nat2o'c.ock. Al4re cordially invited
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

Frr the very best and latest music, call
-.,- Louie Brown, at the store OF Gustav
H-.un.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

Atareccnt marriage of Miss Gertrude
Tucker daughter Of tho Hon. Randolph
Tucker. of Virginia, to Mr.. Logan Of New
York, one Of the presents was apair OF silver
candlesticks, formerly owned by Lady spot
tiswood, wife Of Virginis's old colonial Gov
ernor. Nh fuckers nephew is rector of st.
Paul's I'm Norfolk, and has in his church
study the chair in which John Hancock
sat 60 sigu the Declaration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

g-c. Il Hoaya Is at Wheeling, repre-
..-..;,. Oh ,he Grand Lodge A. +. X A.
Mason. -s1m Malta To ge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

We haye received in The past few days
many Kind letters. As opportunity Is al
orisi Us ue will acknowledge them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

We have fun line of Ladies Jerseys-ail
..,,~s worth $500 VIII sell them now az
Son W. G.. C,RRELL Il Co.
Nov. g. 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

THE ELECTIONS.

The elections in ten States last week re-
suited rs follows New YORK elected with
one exception, the democratic State ticket,
and republican legislature New Jersey
5000 democratic majority Pennsylvania
republican; Virginia 2O,OOo democratic,-
the democrats getting the legislature by a
bout a two-thirds on joint ballot; Maryland
democratic by 10000; Mississippi demo-
cratic; Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Mime
sofa and Nebraska republican.
Alta recent marriage of Miss Gertrude
Tucker. daughter Of tho Hon. Randolph
Tucker. of Virginia, to Mr.. Logan Of New
York, one Of the presents was pair OF silver
candlesticks, formerly owned by Lady Spot
tiswood. wife Of Virginis's old colonial Gov
ernor. Mr. fuckers nephew is rector Of st.
Paul's I'm Norfolk, and has in his church
study the chair in which John Hancock
sat 20 sign the Declaration.
That very respectable body, the Arbiira-
ton League. is not going to Danish war
from the earth vet awhile. \ newly in
vented Calling gun At Colts armory, Hart
ord. throws l04 cartridges simultaneously.
Itisa base loader and works spiral ike
Fancy party of johnny Rebs scaling an
entrcuchmcnt under such fi-c And yet
the Galing gunners might wish they had
two ruas.
The mountains of Sc West Augusta'-the
hope of Washington during the Revolution
responded splendidly to the appeal Of the
people OF the low lands. Augusta aroused
gave democratic majority of 1894! Au-
gus,a's manner of voting makes Us look
Gyorab,y upon Woman suffrage.
A fire ia shenandoah, Pa, Yesterday de-
stroved the United States Hotel, several
halls s1l the newspaper Offices, and over
tvo hundred families were lett without
shelter OF provisions. An appeal for AID
has been made.
/ Josh billings SAYS: Sext TO q clea- CON
science tc7 SOLID comfort Gums an old STU
+ He probably never suffered with q congh ~
cola otherwise Doe would have referred 10
/ d. Bulls Cough SyraP as being also agooa
/ tl.ur 60 secure relief and comfort.
Book or sheet music furnished AZ the very
/ lowest prices by Louie Brown a. the Con
lctiou.ry OF Gustav Brown.
ri,....,,s-,.,e,,t- proDo.o1 10 be- Given
3. ,,.:. ..,,.. ,,,.I,- tho su,,ice, Of the y.
n a. ts.,...-i,, will take place some tiae
:, D,-.-h,- Mss MIME EVAN of
y,.rir-.,, c,.v whose reputation as a
.,,-,- "a 81 >.,~, enviabls one. vii! be present
p, s,r- several of her .S-g. O.her Indies.
secs SINGER, from abroad. will participate.
More hereafter
D.. r-.. - ,:,-;l.r bas hoon chilled 10
&c l
/ tle FIRST fesly ChUFcn ol N''4'''''''
/ Licerti.t. 4. T. Graham viii be ordained
ana installed pastor OF '1e o"uFe''e- ~ "'''1-
/ yj.!e AID Bethesda. Mary "nd, or we mo
/ -. Al, c,,,.,.
+ Af. ---' ''''' 81 " .0'','', = ''''
.....r ..,....,.,-
s., luat-l,
,. o.---- S'-i,--l,- 49,. s.rs.
81. 8..-r. i-'.' ,...,s-. +. me- h,,t medicine
iu Il. vor.3 aed is affecting miraculous
ca--.
100 =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

That very respectable body, the Arbitra-
ton League, is not going 70 Danish wal
from the earth vet awhile. \ newly IN
vented Calling gun At Colts armory, Hart
ford. throws l04 cartridges simultaneously
Itisa base loader and works spiral Ike
Fancy O. party of Johnny Rebs scaling an
entertainment under such fi-c! And YET
the Gauing gunuers might wish they had
two cu2s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15


maker carried of premiums at the Lynch
t.,- Tir or best ,vo-hor-e carriage aud
bis. buggy. Mr.. Thomas fame is wide
spread.
f.A Mems You.ls Boys and Chiliren's
o..-..... t......- r,m a- WN. KAHN * Go.
3D.. Leading C.ltliers.
Sir g. Fl Housa is az Wheeling repre-
,.t,. Oh the Grand Lodge A. F. x A.
,.-.n- f1m Malta Lo'ge.
rr.a Chapter of Royal Arch Masous
i.--.r,d in the Grand Chapter at
Wa.e.a- ,ais week by Grand High Priest
Gustav Brown and Mr.. Forrest W. Brown.
The ladies' and gentlemen ofthe Halitown
-l.e Society v.u hold an Oyster supper in
an, Es.lat chat place @, begin Nov. 18th
aai continue o-- nights. The puzzle cor
taly invited % attend
E. lar. lust reviewed fo- Christmas presents
.' Inc ur N.ekv,e-. SAX Has. Jewel
r, 0.n.,- ANA Umbrellas 1n Nrc invited ''
itc- "A N-"N d. O''
Attac term of the CaaD.y Court last
.. .euanou OF Justice solomon
faa.r- was accepted and Mr. Thomas
e .r..a.ei. Mr. A. b. Taoqga-y
u.. s..... Road Surveyor tor the west
raca1o 5ulHeuay District.
Assoc. aal.-C.o;hiny, Boots, Shoes,
q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
EGNEoWIEleEl.


fgNHE undersigned Will pay liberal reward
orhis PocSe. Book and contents i1,'''i
ding $3.50. lost between Summit Point ahG
Charle-town on saturday. November 3 loo5
Tiers were Co. 81 four $40 bills, ore 20, one 81
ana - cents Ia silver. .
WI 7. BARBOUR,
Nea- SUI oit Ptint W Na-
Sow =. iSS3-2i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

From th, salem Va T.mes-Regis'er we
have the following notice Of an interesting
Hymencal event:
Onthe -th Instant, by Rev, r. C.GoEion
AZ the residence Of the brides father, near
salem. Mr. Charles :. Beller, Of Roanoke
city. ws, united IN the holy bands OF matri-
m5uv To- Mis-, Lucy Neal White, daughter
of Aiexlnltr White, Esq. Mr. Beiler -
popular Young druggist Of Roanoke, and
Miss White IS am excellent young lady, cnl-
tivatei. and intellectually refined, popular
among Der friends and associates, and pet
in ne household. We wish this young
couple. starting In life with such brilliant
prospects. pleasant and prosperous
Journey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

outiit free. No risk. EycTyihing new Vdp''
tai not required We will furnish yCa every
thing Many are making fortunes. la' We
make as much Us men, aud boys and girr
make great pay. Reader Ii you want Dus nc
write for particulars to II. Iallet; IL Co., Port
land. MIME
n.c , Iss2-lY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

The elections in ten States last week re-
suited rs follows New YORK elected with
one exception, the democratic State ticket,
aud 81 republican legislature; New Jersey
5000 democratic majority; Pennsylvania
republican; Virginia 10000 democratic
the democrats getting the legislature by g.
bout a two-thirds on joint ballot; Maryland
democratic by 10000 Mississippi demo
cratic: Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Mime
sofa and Nebraska republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

Car. G.. =. Dalrov, Of the B. * O. K K,
was the recipient. lew DAYS ago, OF d
beautiful gold badge, handsomely engraved
which v., sent Co him by the Veteran As
,acis,iou of New England in acknowledge
mont az his kind offices in their behalf and
,1rr..oa- services rendered them during
,he,r .ate visit 90 tbe Shenandoah Valley
Az who are thrown I'm contact with THIS
-.ntlemauly official and those who know
him we'll -ay that your comfort while on
,he -a.lis always upPermost with him.
H,4ct-l-r zones.
The T-,ql. speaks truly. Capt Dudrow
f. A most efficient and courteous o.lcer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
Enr SIZE!
=" Etssle Br0,Sn .swg."
Sept. l, 1888.

ry,IIE Iit.!e Brown ~. and 6CO0 Gallons 81
other superior Ohio Stone ware just reed,
aud for sale Special Inducements q the
t-adA y. e. WASHINGTON.
Aee. q. 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
June2l, 1883.
CGrnWing.

HUMOROUS PUBLICATIONS. bro,her
Z Gariaers Lime Kiln Club, Bill Nyes
Boomerang Out of the Hurry Bury Peek Z
Rad Boy series Bill Nye's 80 Liars. for sale u
p,os Department. AlSQUITH & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES,

We are not satisfied with get hG edsn-
they eylo
ogto the
chapwc
u
yourories
Nfs
~ sui
make English
"a
to BLUE AhNEi5
sl3 Warranted
!o'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

TMuS 0f It, r.Csic al five ceuts per piece,
sofia by Louie Brown at OLA santa Claus
Gustav N-.vu'sI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15
ONE PRICE
CLOTHIERS AND TAlLOKS.

than
!
can object is TO sell piles Of goods d"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

A fire ia shenandoah, Pa, yesterday de
stroyed the United States Hotel, several
halls sul the newspaper Offices, and over
tvo hundred families were lett without
shelter OF provisions. An appeal for AID
has b-en made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

Dr. 81 81. Groom. DMl4He.ie, Ark, saws :
" R.oau'- i-au li,,ers is iAe best medicine
iu .te world agd is affecting miraculous
r--,-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

The mountains Of " West Augusta'-the
hope of Washington during the Revolution
responded splendidly to the appeal OF the
peopleof the low lands. Augusta aroused
gave a democratic majority of 1894. Au-
gas,a's manner of voting makes Us look
fayorab,y upon Woman suffrage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

Josh billings says: Sext TO clea- CON
science .or SOLID comfort Gums an old sHu-
He probably never suffered with q congh ~
cal. otherwise Doe would have referred TO
d. Bulls Cough Syrapas being also agooa
tiiar 90 secure relief and comfort.
Book or sheet music furnished AZ the very
lowest prices by Louie Brown a. the Con
r.ction.ry OF Gustav Brown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-11-15

The entertainment proposed to be given
in this place under the auspices Of the J..
II. G. Association, viii take place some time
in December. Mss MIME EwAN of
Warrington C..y whose reputation as
-iarer IS N'c~y euyiabls one, Vii. be present
Q, sing several Of her -,1g- O,her Indies,
see. singer, from abroad, will participate.
lore hereafter
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-06
WILLIAM GARRARD.
The State Prison Under His MAN.
aSement.

The State Prison Under His Nam
asement.
A correspondent Of the Reno Gazette
says: A visit to the State Prison Sunday
afternoon was enjoyable. Major Garrard
has kept that institution up to its former
standard of excellence, and has made a
most efficient Warden. In this connection
it may be well to say that the Republicans
must use excellent judgment in selecting
a candidate as his successor if they expect
to elect him. Warden Garrard will make
a splendid showing. His administration
has been very successful; in fact, nearly
perfect. He has used good judgment in
looking after the many duties of this i'm
portant Office and deserves great credit.
The place is as clean and neat in every
department as soap, water and muscle can
make it. The prisoners are as contented
IS men deprived of their liberty could
we'll be, and look healthy. The shoe shop
has been we'll conducted, and Foreman
Burlington has manufactured nothing but
arst-elass goods, which Warden Garrard
has disposed of. They only have about
4 1000 in manufactured stock on hand. At
the present time there arebut 213 convicts,
and at the January meeting of the Board
of Pardons that number will most likely
be reduced some. His appropriation was
S100, 900. OF this amount about sos, 900
has been used. The number of convicts
for the two years will average probably
1876 to 1876, about 90 less than under Bat
terman's administration. Major Garrard
expects his party to stand by his official
record, and if 8 Republican members
think him as good as anybody else and
think it for the interest of the State to
retain him he will of course accept the
trust for another term.