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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
A Silk Sale for TlOnday
at Sensational Prices.

on. immense lot OF Silks. In dark
and light colorlngs. also fancy Tafeta
silks in dark colOrlngs only. MORE
yelours IN evening shades and new
colorngs silks OF every description in
broken assortments taken from our reg
ular stock. silks thar have been sell
Ing right along for zoe. and Soc. the
yard. 10 close ont these lots completely
on Monday. all marked for choice.
- pieces rich. fancy and striped
silks. new fall effects. including fine
quality rlaids and Roman Stripes. silks
extremely stylish FOR the waist or gown.
and elsewhere sold as high rs Sl.25 the
ward. 10 be sold In the Big Stores pop
ular SIX Department tomorrow tMon-
day. for. .................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
BOSTON LOSES ONCE MORE.
BALTIMORE NEEDS ONLY ANOTHER VIC
TORY TO KEEP THE CUP.
,-srr,nAy.s GAME MARKED BY HARD HITTING
On BOTH sIDES-THE CROWD SMALL


o,v ROTH SiDES-THE CROWD SMALL
AND INDIFFERENT.
baltimore. Oct. 9-lf the new champions do not
,oL. the next three games from Baltimore, the
,ra,,,e Gun will remain here for another year and
,ho local team will get the big end of the gate
,oonev. For the fifth time in succession Baltimore
a,otod the pennant holders to-day. and, as three
- the games count In the contest for the cup IL
,ooks blue for the Boston contingent.
-sare was a small crowd and little enthusiasm
.o.dav and the game itself was call and uninter-
sting until the ninth inning. when II looked Tor a
.I,,a as II the visitors might win. Heavy batting
and ragged fielding. quite equally distributed be-
lew the teams characterized the contest. and
18th sides were compelled 10 change pitchers be-
,orse of the bombardment they received. SWEETS
carried TO do the twirng for the visitors. hut he
gave way TO Lewis after eleven runs had been
ado off him In two innings. Nops who opened
the contest for the home team. lasted longer hut
he too. had 10 quilt and IN the seventh inning
corhett took the centre of the diamond
The orioles started the run-gettiNs just as soon
nc they came 10 bat, having retired the visitors in
one two three order. They piled up six runs after
two men were out and a grand chance had been
offered 10 retire the third one. keeler mad been
-,,n down between second and third. and McGraw
had been npped at second trying to steal. when,
with Jennings on second. Stencil put up the
easiest sort Of fly. II described a graceful curve
and fell lust in front Of second base with Long
ard Lowe each waiting for the other To get II.
Jennings scored. after which Doyle's two-hagger.
Rowerman's single. McGraws single ana TWO
masses 10 first on balls Melted five TALES. McGraw
accomplished the feat Of being run down twice
between first and second in this inning. The cham
Mons could do no better than get a man to second
IN the next inning while their predecessors made
FIVE runs.
The visitors tailed twice in the NTH on Long 5
,hrae-bageer Leviss double and Tonn,y's single,
and four times more in the sixth. on good hitting
and some ragged fielding IN which Bowerman hg-
ured conspicuously \ lucky nit by Stencil a
clean muf OF Doyle's fly 10y Hamilton. sky
scraping throw by Duffy TO Tcnney. gave the home
team run in their half. Three more We're added
IN the visitors string IN the seventh on owe :
douhle Siahrs hot one that Stencil let go through
his legs Keelers tumble OF Duny's single. a pass
10 Ye9ger and a single 10y Lewis
Tenney and Lowe singled IN succession IN the
eighth and when Stahi struck out. Rowerman
dropped the ball. letting them move up nag.
Both scored on Tenneys out ana loves MT rms
put the intentionally close IN the ninth :
Yeager and Lowe GOT bases on halls Lewis singled
and the bases were full but Stahl popped up a
foul hv and was out TO McGraw. retiring the side.
Attendance. 262t. score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Velvets-TwO Surprising
Special Valu,

% pieces Black Six Velvet. beautI
full quality. the regular value OF which
Is Sl.25 the yard, on Monday for only,
the yard .................
1000 yards Black Velour du Nord.
rich and heavy for the fall and win
ter. Wraps and Capes. full - inches
wide. $500 Is the usual price; just half
for Monday only the yard. ...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
orFTcE-SEEKERS crowd WHITE HOrSE.
BIT THE PRESIDENT WAS Busy MOST OF TIL
DAY WITH DEPARTMENT BUSINESS.

large number Of callers at the White House to-day
the nd jority Of them anxious to see the President
about appointments Few were accompanied by
Senators or Representatives. Most OF the visitors
taking chances that they would secure the
places they sought by their own Efforts II they
could secure aud~nc" with m" President.
Department business. however. engaged IN" Pres
idcrt until late hour Attorney -ticncral Mck"nna
was 1T tho White House for some tim" * being
understood that Union Pacific matters were under
discussion. Assistant Secretary Day. OF the STATE
Department. who IL spending much time with the
President nowadays. was an early visitor and re-
NAMED nearly al the forenoon. Judge Day is
clearing mp the consular appointments. ana H. also
discussing foreign affairs with the President
Senator Proctor. o; Vermont was at the White
House for a short time. and also Representative
Brownlov OF Tennessee. and chef Justice Fuller.
OF the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WILL APPEAL.

WHEN THE NEW TARIFF Law TOOK EFFECT.
Washington, oct. s-Actng Secretary Spauldlng
said to-day that the Treasury Department will
appeal 10 the courts from the decision OF the Board
OF General Appraisers I'm New-York yesterday.
holding that the Dingley Tariff bill did not go into
eject until the actual moment IL signed. The
department SIN maintains that the law was oper-
signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
THE DIAMOND DRAPER,

TO morrow, Monday. special. at. ......
Having closed out the entire stock OF
these famous diapers. we are now in 4
position 10 offer them, while the guam
tIty lasts (remember. they have never
before sold anywhere for less than
5000. at the phcnomenally low price OF
Latest adjustable waist forms. Ter
scy covered; size 30 will adjust to 30;
size sc will adjust TO 40: tomorrow.
Monday, special, at. .................
Quantity limited only 40 OF them-t
only one sold to each customer
silk bone casing. with silk cord,
black. white drab. lavender and tan. In
9-yard pieces. worth 35c.. tomorrow nj
Tolson's skirt Band black. white or
drab. II, inches wide. Monday. per yard
De Long Hump Hook and Eyes.
black or white. No. 3 or !, . dozen for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
An Opportunity
for Book Lovers.

Ward Lock & Bowden. Of London, England.
having decided to discontinue their American
branch. sold to The Big Store their stock on
hand for spot cash at a price that now enables
us to offer some of the most remarkable values
in fine and choice editions ever known or heard
of.
Out Of this great and remarkable collection
We quote but few sample tems-hundreds OF
others equally attractive We have no room for
In this announcement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Blankets and COmfOrters

One lot Of 6H n. Woollen Blankets.
handsomely finished. fully worth $3.50
per pair. Monday. special at. .....
800 Comforters. one OF the biggest
bargains Of the season. 10 go on sale
tomorrow. Monday. special price of. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Housefurnishing Goods.
o REMARKABLE SPECIAL BARGAINS
MONDAYS SALE.

o REMARKABLE SPECIAL BARGAIN
MONDAYS SALE.
Bargain No. -Nlckel-Plated Gas
Torches. regulation size. with cast ex-
tIngulshers and polished handles, Mon
day. at. ..................
Bargain No. 2-Never Drip Wax
Tapers for gas torches. Monday at.
Bargain No. 3-Mrs. Potts Sad Irons,
set of 3. with handle and stand, best
nickel plated, at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bargain No 4-Strong and we'll made
Wash Boards. best zinc faced. Monday
Bargain No. j-Enamelled iron hang
ing Soap Dishes. with drainer. Mon
day AT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bargain No. 6-Dog Collars, choice Of
several styles. heretofore SOC. 75c. and
S1.Oo. Monday AT. .................
Bargain No. 7-ienuine Putt Pomade
cleaning compound, per box Monday.
Bargain No. Slot Water Plates.
hest made with decorated plates Mon
day at................,
Bargain No 0-Genuine Dover Egg
Beaters, 10 morrow special. at. ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Dress Goods Department.

Extraordinary values in black and
Broadcloths. Serges Poplns. Henriettas.
French and German Novelties. Englis
Scotch IIOmespuns and CheviOts. and II
iion the following very remarkable collec
Dress Goods specials for Mondays sale ;
ABOUT HALF ACTUAL VALUE
just loo pieces black English Mohair
Brillantinc. II bright and !ustrous black
in splendid quality that would now cost
31i..c the yard 10 land in New York.
To make orr Black Dress Goods Sec
tion still more popular we say for Mon
DAY only
100 pieces black all wool brocadcd
Satinetles. 81 inches wide. in the sea
sons choicest patterns. very nObby
black dress fabr'. that is positive zoe.
value. Monday. per yard. at.........
one immense lot Of ColOred Fancy
Dress Stuns. the latest production of Il
domestic manufacturer. I'm n vast As
sorimcnt of different styleS-chcviois.
curl>. bourcttc>. silk and wool mkt
urcs. &C.. positive 1Jc value. on sale
Monday at The Big Store for the very
low price of. the yard. .............
~ pieces Satin RhadamcS complete
line of medium and dark colorlngs, an
all silk and heavy quality. just the
thing for undcrSkiris and Innings. worth
Slc the yard. on Monday special ut
Just - pieces richest grade heavy
weight Black Crepons, superb styles:
finest and most choice production OF the
looms OF France: never before sold any
where under si.OO the yard: while the
quantity lasts The Big Stores Black
Dress Goods Section will make the
price. the yard. ...........
~ pieces extra superior and heavy
quality black Drap d'EtcS and Henri
ctiaS: here are the finest qualities Of
Black Dress Materials. actually good
value for $ - the yard: The Big Store,
Great Black Goods Section will offer
them Monday It.................
Several thousand yards rich novelty
Dress Materials. newest and most eff
fccilyc ideas In all the desirable com
hlnations of colorS: 80. would be the
price anywhere else: to go on sale here
FOR Monday N only. the yard. ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

ButtericK Patterns for October,
1897, Now Ready.
Butterick Fashions Journal Free
to All who Call for 1t.
Butterick Patterns for NOvem.
Der, 1897, Ready Octotor
IS to 1S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
10th Century Classics,

handsomely bound In cloth fine quality
OF paper and good print; photogravure
frontispece in each book; publishers oe.
price, S1.25; our price, per vol. ....... 500
A few of the titles herewith
Past and Present." by Carlyle.
ION Heroes and Hero Worship" by Carlyle.
"Sartor Resartus," by Carlyle.
"Prometheus Bound by Mrs. Browning.
"AlarIc at Rome" by Matthew Arnold
Bells and Pomegranates," by Robert Brown
ing.
The following works and editions are
known by all book lovers: they are
bound in half leather and published at "A.
81 10 per vol: our price, per vol. ..... JUG
Works by Hawley Smart.
Works by Charles Lever.
On another table we are showing
lot Of Books published at SOC. 75c. and a..
81 90 each: our price for choice now. LOG
A few Of the titles follow"The Honor Of the
Flag" The Shen's Pigtal' THE Red Star"
Found and Lost" Russian Portraits IAN
Altar Of Earth" Cause and Effect" Red Cap
and Blue Jacket" Master WHEREFORE
Also some Books published at S1.0O A.
and $50 each; our price, per vol... Z0U
AT Tuxters" "Elzabeth's Pretenders,"
"Cherryield Hail." lola" and others.
The Pocket Magazine Quarterly. con-
talning stories by Stanley Weyman,
Conan Doyle. Joel Chandler Harris,
Blackmore. stephen Crane and others. IN.
published at DC, our price now. IUU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Fine Fans.

AN EXTRAORDINARY offoRl NJ
EXTRAORDINARY PRICES.
Handsomely Illuminated paper and
spangled silver and gold stick Empire
Fans ................ ...........
Ostrich plume Fans In all desirable
evening shades. pOmpadour shape
plumes. fully S1.5O value, Monday. go.
Ostrich feather plume Fans. contain
ing 20 plumes in white, blue, pink, mais
and other beautiful shades. fully worth
s. and $3.50, for only. ...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
BALTIMORE

Earned runs-BalimOre. 3. Boston. q.
Kceler Sterzel Doyle Lewis Lowe, stahl. Dury Three
base hits i owerman. Long. stolen bases-siah Long
Terney. Lowe. stencil Double plays-Doyie and Jen-
nngs; Stahl and Tenney First base balls-On Hops
off Corbeit, 3: of SWEETS. 9; of Lewis. ). Hit 10y
pitched bali-F3y Nops l. by SWEETS. l. Struck out
By Nops by Lewis. 3. by Corbe:t, = Passed balls
Bowerman 3. Left bases-Batmore. T. Boston, 10
Tlme--2:3O. Umpires-FIurst and Emslie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Scientific Recreation Series.

Profusely illustrated; publishers az.
price. 60c.; our price. per VOL, now only ZOu
List OF Titles arvels Of Invention. Scien'
tiflc Puzzles Marvels OF Astronomy, Marvels OF
Animal and Plant Life. Marvels OF Geography
and Physical Geography, Marves Of Earth. Air
and Water: Marvels OF Electricity and Mag
netism and many others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
$1,000 and $500
In Untrimmed Millinery.

The Big Stores purchasing power and almost
unlimited merchandise outlet bring within your
reach the worlds best at the worlds lowest
For Monday beautiful velvet shapes
In black and coors. all the seasons "a
latest color conceptions, special. at. oSC
Misses and children's Flats in all col -.
ors NJ. ................ ............. SSC
Fur felt Flats. Plain and Bell Crowns. -.
In all colors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SSc
Fancy Feathers in a great variety Of
styles and colors, 3. plumes. black and
colors. for Monday, each at. ........ Z5c
Black Amazon Pumes. special quail
ity. very fine and choice for Monday
AT the special price OF ............... 71
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

this great remedy. and he sends the Information
In a perfectly plain envelope.
Readers are requested 10 write without delay.
II Is needless 10 add thu Ir. Slater receives
daily a great many letters thanking him for the
information impaired. Arlcng recent ones re-
celved the follow ing seIre to indicate what men
generally think about this great method OF cure:
Thos. Sa err Accept thanks for yours OF re-
cent dat ! have given your method thor
ou2h test and the benefit has been extraordinary.
u has completely braced me up and you cannot
realize a.w eXpectant am Of final results, etc
Er. I. Slater Your method worked beautl-
fully. Results were exactly what | needed
Strength and vigor have completely returned.
and Improvement goes on very rapidly
.Ir Slater: Have been a long time thanking
you for the information in your letter last
month. / tried the same with very happy re-
suits. II did lot OF good for the special
purpose needed and gave me quite a lift. You
have saved me years OF worry ana torture
Such letters these demonstrate the wide
spread demand for just such result as Mr..
Slater experienced. IL is not TO be wondered at
that many men write OF their JOYOUS return
to strength and vigor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Wall Paper Sale Extraordinary,

y
We have Just bought out the entire stock Of
the well-known wall paper house. Kerwn Mil.
Ter. OF Smithicld street Plttsburg consisting
OF nearly 100000 rolls OF high grade Wall Pa
per. nj an average price not exceeding 25c on
the dollar. In order to move this enormous
stock quickly and without interference with our
regular business we have decided to place it
on sale at once and at prices that will dispose
OF every roll in short order.
Fine white back gllmmer and gold
Wall Paper. sold by Kerwln Miller at
10c.. we Will now sell at..... &c
Handsome effects In heavy gold Pa
per. with and Is inch freZes to match
sold by kerwin Miller at 25c., we will
Parlor and Library Papers. most
beautiful and exquisite styles, sold by
Kerwin Miller ut 5Oc.. we will now sell
at Observation-Disclosures. ~" 81" 18c
Newest and rich carmne red. Neapol-
ltan green. Boston yellow. military blue
Papers, extreme novelty Of the season.
sold by Kerwin Miller nj 81 90 per roll
we viii now sell at. " ~: ':' ''''' Csc
Parlor designs in finest hand made
and pressed Papers, richest Of the rich.
Kerwin Millers choice $500 papers we
Will now sell FOR. REORGANIZATION. Hoe
No samples furnished during this sale Patrons
are requested, III POSSIBLE TO bring the dimen-
slons Of their rooms, as it will facilitate seec-
ton.
Laces. Embroidery and
Ladies' Neckwear.
A TRIPLE ALLIANCE OF BARGAINS.
1000 yards Of Point Esprit. In but
ter color, TO inches wide, fine and
dainty trimming lace, worth 35c. choice az.
for Monday at .................... UOG
One special lot Of Hamburgs, hne as
sortment Of latest patterns well nm
ished edges on good cloth, 81 to AZ IN.
inches WIDE Monday, choice at.... IUG
one special lot OF Liberty SILK Jabots:
with fne lace trimmings and plated
neck rutfie In all coors. regularly sold 40.
AT 81. 80. for Monday. special af 0OG
80 dozen black and white null and
net Ties. lace edges and inserting. fully
yards long. regularly Toe. Monday. AZ.
special at. ........''''''''' Ov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Standard Works in
Half Calf Bindings.

Dickens Complete Works, II vols. err
bound in half calf, gilt top hand tool
% pr'ts publishers price, ss"o"; on: 1900
Carlyle's Complete Works. 10 vols,
bound in half calf. gilt top: publish 9.A
crs price $500; our price. .......... i.JU
Cooper's Complete Works. bound in
half calf gilt top. Is vols. publishers a.
price, $24.OO; our price. ............... l 9sOU
Waverley Novels bound in half calf
s s' '?' our + Ts': publishers price, 1880
Gibbons Roman Empire, bound In ,s,
half calf. gilt top. vols; publishers pAa
price, $1,000; our price. ............ OsUU
Half Hours with the Best Authors.
bound in half calf. gilt top, vols; q A
publishers price, $500; our price,. 0sUU
Standard Sets. bound in best English cloth
good print and paper
Macaulay's History Of England,
vols; publishers price. $3.50; our price, soa
per set. '''''''''''' Wv
washington Irving's Works. 6 vols;
publishers price. $50; our price, per M
set .................... Us0O
Georg Ebers' Works. vols: pub q AZ
lisher's price, $1,000; our price, per set 0sSO
Dickens Complete Works. profusely ~
sSs5 sS+ price 80 y' Ss; publishers price 1900
Marryat's Works new library edition.
with sixty-sX full-page etch-
ings bound In English buckram gilt
top. % vols; publishers price $SS A m
our price, per set. ....."...."..ZZsuV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Ever Onward the Store Progresses.


has not an inch OF space spare
worlds choicest
GOODS FOR LESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

FIRST RACE-For three year olds and upward special
Nctghts. 500 addod- ree-lmariers Of a mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
AouEpUCr ENTRIES For MONDAY.

Won easily by three lengths half-ength between sec
ond third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Bargains in Innings.

Another price cutting in staple Innings.
Glove finished cambria. In all colors, nj.
elsewhere 90. per yard, Monday Z3t
Crnoline. plalh or board, black or
white. elsewhere PFC, here Monday. z.
per yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W
Percal.ne Waist Lining. yard wide. II.
all shades elsewhere loo. here Monday l3l
All linen Canvas. black only. other
stores sell half linen and half cotton
at PIC. we offer all linen quality. mi.
Monday at. Observation-Disclosures. IZ3t
Extra quality Silesla. all popular NJ.
shades. per yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S2l
New quilted Satin Lining. novelty moreeI
and fancy cape lining. at very low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

In the Cloak Room ...
FIVE PHENOMENAL VALUES FOR
MONDAY.
Silk lined Bouce Jackets. regular SS75 value.
Black all-wool Chevlot Jackets, fur back, half
silk lined, regular 1915 value.
Black and Navy Kersey Jackets, half lined,
regular 1915 value.
All perfect styles-in the seasons -.
most fashionable materials ...... S.10
Extra quality Boucle Jackets, fancy silk lined.
strapped and stitched seams, beautifully fin.
ished, regular $500 value.
Handsome Kersey and Bouce silk
lined Jackets, inlaid velvet collars, reg -.
ular $500 value. Monday, choice. 49, S.70
Black Boucle Capes-Thibet fur
trimmed collar and front, lined with
silk serge, regular $3.50 value, Mon 49,.
day, AT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.IO
Magnificent Seal Plush Capes, hand
somely braided and jetted. double plait
ed back. satin serge lining, Thibet fur
trimmed, regular $500 value: Mon a -
A very special sale Of 300 Girls two
tone Boucle Refers and Jackets, in
handsome browns. green's navy and red
cOlors, all two-tone materials. very
stylish garments. not sold anywhere for A.
less than 500; here Monday for. ..... go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Wash Fabrics.

Wash Fabrics.
:'G-nch wide Percale. in dark effects.
always PIG. Monday. per yard. .....
Best prints in light and dark colors,
always &C.: Monday. per yard. .......
Apron Ginghams in assorted checks,
always &C.. Monday, per yard. ......
Fleeced Back tiannelettes. very good
for wrappers. best 12lac. grade. Mon
day, per yard. .....................
New Glnghams. in handsome designs.
at .................. 1Oc. and
New silk ginghams for children's
wear. at. per yard. ...................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Eiannels.

Five extra special bargains for Monday
10 boxes of high grade Outing Flan-
mel. that regularly sells at 12Iac Mon
day. per yard.
French all wool Flannel. very pretty.
worth 50c., Monday. per yard. .......
Full yard wide Eiderdown Flannel.
Monday .................
20 pieces silk embroidered Skirting
Flannel. Monday. at. ........
Novelty Flannel. always DC. Mon
day. per yard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-21
SOLDIERS HOME MATTER.
Special Committee Visits Minnehaha
and Makes Report.

Messrs. Sloan, Dale, Boutwell, and
Snodgrass, the special COMMITTEES
named under the Stockwen resolution
to look into the charge that inmates
of the soldiers home were being dis
hOnorably discharged without due
notice or cause, submitted a report to
the house. The committee not being
given authority to summon witnesses
and take testimony and owing to the
adjournment simply visited the home
and looked the ground over They
found that the executive board had
full power to discharge diShonorably
inmates of the home for cause The
committee reported that it, would be
more satisfactory if, before issuing
dishonorable discharges to inmates.
charges should be preferred and a
hearing had. The committee explain
ed that all the inmates who feel that
they have cause for complaint NAV
appeal to the board of trustees when
it meets April 2S. The report of the
committee was adopted.
Chairman Sloan added that while
there We're several refra ctory inmates
he believed that the old soldiers
should be given some notice before dis
charges were handed out The COM
mittee were supplied while visiting the
home with resolutions adopted by the
officers and inmates protesting against
the statements made with a view to
injure the character and reputation
of the members of the board of trustees
and Commandment Mcmillan