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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

The concert given by six Of the
bands At the Park. Tuesday night,
was a very fine affair. and much en-
joyed by the reasonably large crowd
which heard it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

"WOrIns IN lce''-a PHENOMENON
which even stagge n the sages OF she
Smith sonian institutes now q mem
ory Of the past. Nothing more is
heard Of them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

A house with four rooms, wood
house, lot well improved. situated In
q desirable locality on Eighth street
Apply to John A. Nelson. 25-sW.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03
Horses Tor Sale

2n head Of good mares on 81. J.
Wellslager's farm Z miles northwest Of
SalIna. for sale cheap for cash or on
one years. time with good security.
29-tf +. G. PhllilDa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

The Bsnd TOnFnPment which was
10 have occurred yesterday under the
auspices of the H0Fsemen's AsoOcif
ton, did not come of, for very sim
gular, and to say the least, very in
sxcusable reason upon the part Of the
last parties named. The Association
had offered three prizes lamOuntIng
In all to S2s5) % an indueement for
our own and nelghbOFing bands to
contest for superiority ia q Band
Tournament. Seven bands responded
and were entered 10 the various class
e. as fOllOWs: let, s125-Germania,
Of Salina, and PlOughmen, or Dillon /;
d-tlOO-Cal,et Of Salina, and Solo
mon city band Sd-ST5-Abilene,
Lindsborg and Gypsum Greek bands 4.
All were present at the Park promp'.
~, and ready for the contest, await
ing the direction Of the Association.
Numerous ladies hsd gathered-solely
10 witness the "musioAl festival, /"
with no thought OF anything else.
Scores % others came for the same
purpose The hour 90 O'clOckl came,
and stiIl another hour had gone b..
People became WeaFied with waiting.
At Last there was 3 movement among
the musicians. They formed Ia line,
and 30 the establishment o. al, With
out q note ofnasle. marched out % the
PARK. The explanation then same.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

For sale by the cord. Leave orders
at first door north Of Mitchell house,
on Seventh street. OF through post
ONCE. HEBER SMITH.
29-0mo
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

Prof. T. d. Fitzpatrick announces
this week that ne is q candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff. subject to the &C
ton Of the Republican county eonven-
ton. The professor has been q resi-
dent Of Kansas for thirty years. He
has been principal ofouF publlelsehOOls
eight years, during which time he has
been very popular as an educator. He
has been q consistent, earnest Repub-
lIean, doing some very effective work
In behalf Of the party upon the stump
each fall. He has always been for
the Republican nominees, and never
against them. He has devoted three
years to the study Of law, and would
not thus 60 Into ONCE unfamiliar
with Its ofien ihtrieats and peFplexing
duties. He would devote bis entire
time and attention 70 bis one'al duty
He Esa man Of splendid ability. He
ls q man Of eOursge. He would be
such q candidate as the voters would
support sFdently and enthusiastically
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

Mn Fanny Rastall, State Presl-
dent Of uis W. q. T. u. viii lecture
at the Christian church on Friday
evening, Sept. 4
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

The attention Of Distriet Clerks IL
eOlled to the date at which their an
nuAl reports are required b be sent 10
August 8. A. J. CARRUTHRRs,
Go. Stunt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03
TIE JOURNAL.
rHuRsDAY. sEPT. sd. -


ss-Esr4 -sgi,s - rms J0URS1G ~ g. 81
q M. Rseteus Quvs ed q - Baaz lu.rs y Rtis
- a ss-rsaa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

z HKREBY srnounrs that am q candidate 70
y the ofice 81 Hheri1, suhlcgt % The dccisicn Q
the Repuhiiean couHty osnveEtien-
". ". BARTLETT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

. the oncs Of EegisisT 81 Dledu, subject % the
decision u TIE Eepublies1 County sonEeution.
ALICE J. EHfTHOETH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

We are prepared to
close all Real Estate
Loans Immediately and
are Offering many in-
ducements that others
do not.
FIRST-If desired by
the borrower we accept
partial paymens.
SBCOND-Annual or
Semi-Annual interest.
THIRD = Pay your
money the day the pa
pers are signed.
FOURTH-We win
duplicate terms and
rates offered by the
cheapest. 49,
Oursupplyinexhaust-
ible, our amounts liberl
81, our terms the best.
See as. -,
YORK, RITOHIB 8 90.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

II SHALL Be q Candidate s1r he oalcs 81 Register
4 q Dseda, Subject 70 The viz Of ths RsPubl-
ean County C0nTenfton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

HEEEsT AHEoUEcH that sn . eandiaete for
= The odsee q REnIsTEn 90 DEEns, uuhiect -
The deeision of The Saline C5unfy Republican
Convention. 7. ID W. MANCHESTER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

HEEEuE aunounce that Am q eaniiiate for
= the onee o. RerlEteT 81 DEEDS Of Saline
County Kanaaa. subject 70 the deeision 81 the Re-
FRANK l. WEAVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

ANNOUNCER ENT.
HEBEnY aruounrs thnt am q candidate 70
Il = The of5cs 81 Eheril, subject % The dccision Q
the Republiean couHty CsnveEtien.
". ". BARTLETT.
Hrursr aunounce hat "a. a enndffnfs f,sT
decision q the Eaputtican CountF onNeuti0u
ALICE J. WHfFWOETH.
Z SHALL Be . Candidate sor he oass q Register
q Dseda, subject 70 The viz Of fhs RsPubli-
eAa Ooaniy Ooafention- ,,.r-,-,
n HEEEsT aHHouHoE thsi sn = sandEaeie for
The decision of he saline Csunfy RePublieau
ConFeniion- 7. d ". MANCHESTER.
HEHEBE aunounee that am q candidate for
y the efiee o. Register 81 DEEDS Of Saline
County, Kanaaa, subject 70 the deesion 81 the Re-
publican Coanty CoaTenllon.
aFsaln reF. suhieca 70 Ihe decision ofths Rspub-
CLARENCE WILSON.
n HEEEBT anaounes that an q candidate for
= Treasurer Huhieetao The decision Of the Re
CT FAULKNER.
MAANNI aAl9llGe HlIAell - NAlQA4AAe JOY
Z the ones Of Register o. Deeds subject 70 the
eeeiaion Of the Democrats County Ceayentlod-
n KEEEHT annOunes thst vim BE- candidate
; for Cbunsy Cerk, suhlect 70 the decision Of
the Republican County CouTentioa-
JACOB DEWITT.
n HEREaN announce 70 the votsrs Of Saline
, eonntT that an candidate for Fe-eicetion 70
the ofee % Sheriff. sublect % the deciaion q the
Republican County Conventiou.
HEErBr announce that shall Be Candidate
y for Sheriff. subject 10 The decision % the Re-
PGhlicaa County Convention.
+. d. FITZPATRICK.
{ HEHEBT announce that an q candidate for
County CLERK, subject 20 the decision Of the
Republican ounty Convention.
Al BROWN.
HKEEET announce that I am candidate for |
reelection % the once Of County CLERK, sub |
Jet % the decision Of the Republican County /
Convention. JUSEPH sAROENT.
Z WILL be candidate for County Surveyor,
subject 70 the Republican County Convention. /
o. r. HAMILTON.
II HEREBY announce that an . candidate for
= County surveyor, subject 70 the decision Of the
H.a. JOHNSTON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

Only one cent per mile 10 the great
Bismarck Fair over the Union Pacific
Rsllway.
We can suit you In pair Of spects-
Giles or Eyeglasses at 8. J. stFiekleF's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

II WILL be q candidate for County SURVEYOR,
= subject 10 the Republican County Convention.
o. p HAMIITf1N
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

III HEREBY announce that an . candidate for
- County surveyor, subject 10 the decision Of the
Republican County ConEentisn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

HEEEHY annglhee mysef as q eandiasie ioT
hSrslsnrer. subject 20 the decisiOn 81 the Repub-
CLARENCE WILSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

& HEEEET announce that am 9 candidate Tor
, reelection % the once Of County CLERK, sub
jet % the decision Of the Republican County
Convention. JUSEPH sAROENT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

Watch for the list Of entries In the
speed ring at the Bismarck fair, Sept.
ITO IL. The names Ofthe horses and
the large number Of contests will sur
prise you.
SpectacIes TO suit all ages. In gold,
silver or steel, at s. J. Strickler's, the
jeweler.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

HEEEET annsanee myself e. candidate for
= the ones % Register o. Deeds, subject % the
decision Of the Democrats County Csnyentlod.
PR. SHAW.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

HEREBT nnaouncs that an q candidate for
n Treasurer. suhieetso The decision o. the Re
C.E FAULKNER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

for CuuutF Cerk, aubsct % the declsion Of
the Republican County Csnvenlion-
JACOB DEWITT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

{ HEEEBT announce that an candidate for
County CLERK, subject 10 the decision OF the
Republican ounty Convention.
Al BROWN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

HEEEBT announce that shall Be a,eandidAts
= for Sheriff. subject 10 the decision Of the Re-
PGhlicaa County Convention.
+ D. FITZPATRICK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

Kansas IS the SunfiOwer State. and
the great Western National Fair a.
Bismarck from Sept. tn IL, Il the
Sunfiower Fair, larger, brighter,
and more radiant than any other.
We have just received = full line Of
Canton flannels, which we offer At
at very low price.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-03

HEREaT announce 10 the voters Of Saline
= eoantT that an a candidate for re-eieeti0n 70
the oaiee % SheriH subsci % the decision q the
Republican County Co1venti0n.
OLnF FoHssR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The l.. :. GRAFT Club OF the Nv tn Assembly DIS
trct held large ueetng SATURDAY night At its rO0m
2O7 Fast broadway. Charles r. Janover presided stir
ring speech made by L. Bradford Prince OF NewMexico
aad tie the An address
made ,y Mahlon Chance, OF Ohio.
The luung Mems kepubcal Club OF Nyack, 800
held enthusiastic mass meeting at The Nyagk
opera House Friday GIN and heartily raed the epub.
can lte County nominations The president ~ the club
j. H. Hr0wnel presided The hrst speech Wasby General
next speaker David J. Bauvolt Clarence Loxow, a
president the Club made Stirring speech which
received with marked satisfaction by tle large audience
National AMI MO1OpJT party OF tue I'LL SeUate
District has indor-ct the nomination OF senator GDOs and
pledged him its support.
can aign rally Ross Hall, Mt Vernon Friday
ing Notwithstanding the unfaVOabe state Of the weather
Ia. attendance large Sias Is. Dnchcr made
NewRoshele the oLuOiCau candidate Tor member
senby ron The ia District also spoke aud made an
extremely favorable lmprossi0r.
Alta meeting the HepuDncan Assembly and Aldem lnc
Convention OF XVIII Assembly District held
urday night No. Al Secondaye, Joseph Murray the
County Democracy caniiat3 for Alderman unanimously
tion for o Assembly. Cole Is "a Wel-knOwn
physician tho district where he has lived for the last
bs Young Mems Republican Club arrang
receive et1rus fr0m the state and city
direct club The caPan and members of the club
vii! Scep Committee informed at intervals
durLg The c0ndit Affairs their respec tive
Full u state county and Judiciary ballots
may De obtained at To rooms OF the club .
cry have on Of election published IN their local
papers Scattered broadcast throughout tho county
ine.ded deceive voters bY claiming that HOme,
CuntY Clcrb. Icno1lnatcd y
tue Republicans charged ex brilliant fee fO searching
title and Is reelection The truth Vs. MI sWezeys
charge referred twenty per cent less
never has suffolk County had a more ttusy or capaD
oincial than Holmes W. Swezey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
ST. Marks OHURCH REOPEYED.

ST. Marks Church, in Second-ave., was
opened yesterday after having been renovated and
newly decorated. 1t crowded at the mornings
service by the members OF the church and their friends
The Rev. DIR. J. III. Ryance, the pastor and
his assistant the Rev. Brockolst Morgan. and the Rev.
Dr. d. CWeston, the Rev. Messers j. f. johnson and j..
w. Bonham conducted tho service. The Rev. DIR. Ryl-
ance preached the sermon He referred to tho
find fault with them, but that every one
admired the beautiful, and why should
he denied them IN their place OF worship Tho choir
has been remodelled and the leading singers are we'll
known soloists, and they supported by large
celebrated. Services were held III the evening
nc which the rector took occasion to
speak about two prominent Englshmen
who Lad recently paid visit TO this country, Thomas
Hughes and Canon Farrar. lie thought that the visit
paid to the latter gentleman by number OF ministers
various creeds significant in much as IL be-
spoke revolution In theological beliefs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
Two REPUBLICAN SENATORS PROBABLE.

The outlook for Republican success III the
with and xth Senate DISTRICT is hopeful Senator
Gibbs's canvass in the With District has
much improved within few days. Inc Demo
Gratis are beginning to realize that stephen
Merritts vote will not come from Republicans alone
Indeed there are many shrewd politicians who say that
Mr. Merritt will draw about equally from both parties
refl estimates place his vote in the Senatorial Dsrlct
at about 600 Some those who inclined to vote
AGAINST Senator Gibbs account Of his action on the
Freedom OF Worship bIl find that Mr. Merritt does not
meet their views that question The peculiar manner
IN which Mr. Merritt has conducted his campaign has had
the effect Of disgusting good many voters who sup
ported him last year his race for the Assembly seha
Tor Cibb friends are confident that he Will have apur
atty of frou 800 1000. Some stress mas Deei lu
on the fact that John H. seaman former Repubhcan
Alderman from IXth District Is opposing senator
Gibbs Mr.. Seaman is one of the two Republican Al
derme wi voted for the confirmation OF Andrew D.
Whte and Daniel O'Reily Ponce Justices dlsplacihg
two Republicans and changing the complexion OF the
~ Mayor Grace Hubert o. Thompson then Com
souer of Public Works. Since then MI seaman lhlu-
nce mas much in the Republican circles
me feeling between the Democratic factions is so
intense that Thomas q. Durham the Democratic cahd
date will n OF receive united support. .
Walter Howe is as strong candidate as the hepupH
cans could have named in the Xth District His career
I'm the Legislature city affairs colnmends him alkc TO
Ponncns and Democrats His district comprises por
fons OF the XIth, XVIII. NVIIth XNlllth MAN, AAth
XXIst XXd and XXIIId Assembly Districts IL III
clndes Independent voters IMAM any DINER oeha
toraI district city. II carried two years ago
Inv j. Hampden RObb Dem.), by majority OF 5oOS IN
1851 however, the majority was only l,4So Mr MOVIE
f. well known all through tho Senatorial district ana
two wears ago for MIR. Robb an exceptionally strong
candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

cn1DrcroRS nArINq / GOOD TINE.

A party of one hundred, consisting OF the
delegates to the eleventh annual convention OF tue
Mutual Aid and Benefit Association OF the railway con-
ducors held recently at Chicago, with their wives and
families was switched to the Grand Central Hotel
siding yesterday. Fora day or two the members VIII
explore the surrounding country. They started from
Chicago last Wednesday in three special Pullman cars
and came here by way OF Boston. \ meeting
will be held this morning TO decide whether they
will flag the Washington special and run down
TO visit tho capital tomorrow, walt until the Chicago
express Is mado up aud 20 back to mat clty Whelo
they are due next Friday. President j. W. Mallory,
delegate from tho AtchisOn Topeka ana Sante rond
carries tho train The other roads represented
arc tho Chicago and Alton, By j. - Cooper Missouri
Pacific, ID. Camorai Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 Paul.
danapols, IL. NJ. Mounts; Chicago and Rock
Island 4. L. Pierce, Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, T.. Punches; Chicago aid North
western .. Goodman Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern, L. g. Barber; Missouri. Kansas ana Ichts
Chick" Warren, who ID regarded As the celebrity
OF tho party by virtue Of tho several pounds
OF lead which lie carries about In him as token OF
re gard from his friends the train robbers Illinois Cen
trail W. Wormsley; Union Pacific, X. J. Mantz Michigan
Central W. H. McAllster; Flint and Pere Marquette,
James Mcmillan. The conductors are jolly crowd and
excepting manifestation o. an occasional desire 10
punch one another'P tickets, when In particularly
nanny mood they have thrown aside their Ot1clal'
character entirely for tho tmc being and are as free
from care ordinary passenger with lots OF leisure
and an annual pass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
MR.. DAvENpoRTs KINDNESS OF HEART.

BUFFALO, Nov. 1 (SpcclNU.-Nlss Jtnhle
Davis of Buffalo, writes to a city paper follows;
The writer has been watching this campaign With III
terest She has known the Davenport family well since
childhood She inmate Of the Davenport Home
for nearly thirteen years and testify to the famys
observation-disclosures The Democratic papers call Mr. Dav-
export the iceberg candidate My earliest remembrance
of Mr. Davenport is a kindly II was my first
Christmas at the Home. one of my gifts wooden
ample again and again to unscrew IL, but failed
Mr. Davenport sitting at one eud OF the room and
ohseryng NV failure called to him and opened II FOR
me smiling and saying kind word to the frieudieSs
little orphan. Was that Ike an icebergl Mr. Dayen-
p,rt may leave that impression on some men, nut We
children never saw anything OF 1t. All am, or ever
hope TO be- owe to the Dayenports am only one OF
MANY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
TIE CONDUCTOR ra0rGAr II W4S FUYTK

That there are not more accidents resulting
from gross aud criminal caroessness on the part OF
sreet-car conductors seems to be duo to Providence
more than human foresight. Yesterday afternoon as
one Sunday, the running into the annexed
dt.tct were crowded with people going TO seek little
free her air than be obtained in the city limits. also
sentatiyes the rough misunderstanding clement
seeklng recreation in ball-plnying on the va
cant fields and liquid solacc In some
of tho bar-rOoms On OF tho cars returning
obout o'clock were several rowdies who made the at
mOsphere the slckonng with their liquor laden
renths and disturbed the OF mind or more decent
eop by their profanity and ribald songs one OF the
humber light to amuso himself Jumping on and of
the car and made effort To prevent him.
Finally fellow fell down, his legs sliding over the
rack but two OF the sober passengers with quick pres
ece of mind pulled the follow out of the way In time to
save his legs from being mangled by the carwAeels.
The conductor simply thought II was Joke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
TWEEN TY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY or 4 CHURCH.
In Thirty-ffth-st. near Tcnth-ave., the

Thlrty-hfth Street Methodist Episcopal Church cello
br,ted its twentysecond anniversary yesterday. The
church is small twostory brick structure about one
third OF the the tall tenement houses bes de it,
f. was built In 1863 before any other had been
established In the eghborhOOd. Now IL has member
shp OF 200 ana Sunday school OF 300 children. Its
pabtor j. the Rev. Or. W G. Smith. The morning ser
vices yesterday conducted by the Rev Dr {. ii.
GreVory presiding elder In tho afternoon addresses
we're made by Bishop Harris and the Rev. Drs 4. d.,
Vail, ]. X. Day, the Rev. Mcssrs. Merritt Hulburt,
stenhen Merritt A. c. Moorhouse. T. 8 Bond G. Wright
and A. stephens. A general mass-meeting was held In
Tie evening conducted by A. II. Brummen. Speeches
were made by Waldo Smith, the Rev. W. c. Steele the
Rev Drs j. :. Chadwick and ;. ID. Haght, j. ii. Ham
nond and j. Powley. The music was under the direc-
lion OF II. BrOadlcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
Mr.. BgEoHER LEFT ms SERMON ArHoME.

StNCH HVW IIIVIIUVIb WVIU tlVIIIIItVUU 10 T y
mouth Church yesterday morning Mr.. Beccher had
left the notes of his at home. and said that he
would have To make an apology, something he rarely
felt compelled to do But he had changed his coat just
before going church and had left his notes in the
other IL hts sermon was too long, or too short or
too ragged that must be his He was afraid 1t
was IKE some Of his people had all their religion In
their sunday clothes and had none during the week
His text was the word Beautiful"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
JOIN KELLrS HEALTH AND PLANS
John Kelly,s slight indisposition last we

John Kelly's slight indispOsltion last week
has been magni1ed into serious relapse by those who
do not know his condition. He is able to ride cut and
.tes walks lie is able to attend TO business
matters aud receive IA few friends lie has wish to
Interfere in politics and therefore does not solicit calls
from those may wish to enlist his services IN their
hahalf Ia political way. His old friends call on HIM
daily In the latter part Of tins month he viii go
Florida for "a short tine and afterward Will take long
tour In Mexico lie has for several been deErous
~ seeiug that country and studying It's Institutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
MACHINE METHODS OF HILLS FRIENDS

The New-York Custom House has been
turned into a Democratic machine rapidly In the last
week Money has been demanded and collected Tor
Democratic campaign expenses from employees, whether
they were Republicans Democrats in order to evade
the law various expedients reSortel to- In one de-
partment a rattle for pig was announced with tickets
at 81 0 each. No man allowed to get of without
buying a ticket The animal has not materiazed, ana
the money went to the Democratic COmmittee Between
"a 600 and 80 raised by this ingenious scheme
which barefaced the method employed by Col.
leetor Hcden and surveyor Beatie 10 evade the ClV
Service reform laws. q,
man Darwin r. James Of Brooklyn who has had
occasion to see something OF the Oper ttions OF Beauties
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday: There
four OF the night watch OF the surveyors
office in the Custom House. They were detailed last
week TO subscriptions from the night officers in the
enploy assist in elecIng Tie Demo
cratic State ticket. These four inspectors were Republic
cans former Administrations hnd are old employees
Their names Shauge GibersOn samuel Cox and Cos
tello Their detail do this dirty work Of the Demo
cratic marty shows how low the Civil Service has sunk
under Democratic Administration. IL just az bad IN
BROOKLYN The steam engineering and construction de-
partment the Navy Yard took on so many new hen IN
July and August that the appropriations have Deen eX-
basted. The law prevents any increase In the force
within days of an election, hut mp 10 that Tune
large force had been set at work. which Is now
being dropped. More were engaged than could be
set at work, and their time was wasted"