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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mavor Wtckham announcea mat ne has No. vet
-, - a,,.or,,n,,,, y, ora,o,rtn,, 49, o,,dorco
and report OF the Aldermen on the investigation
acatnst conntroner Creen An the documenfs
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were 1e0'eiuaJ aahsnhi'seu - H's iVuOi y s'o
Clerk Of tue Board OF Aldermen. careful exam
tnatlon or the evidence vtll take considerable
, ~ 49,. ,. .,.
tine. SPECIFY acton On lHls lnlPoItahb suoJeCh
however is desired By the citizens.
rhc old n0ht hetween Comntroller Gree, ana
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Mayor hickhah growing out 81 slghlag WARRANTS
for employees Of the Fire Department, was again
renewed Yesterday. one thousand individual
warrants we're sent over TO TOE mayor Tor MS sig.
nature. Ihey were sent o1cA ~ Tue NOHptIVheIs
Once. foIneI praCt-ce piescilOed tue slgnlhs ~
companies, nov me vnneCessaIy iaooI seems 70
paper y p4Iatsy. III tue Heauw VIC NC uIenIen
are IstdJbu ~ isSePhs tAeH Jusa3 catheu
sdtaltes. go, = -. y, - -.
INC I@nhduJ osncl a. " sus III -
uuIlnE ~ gass ~ 70 , So.o Pens 80,
~ selasoa IVA y .ios,l solis ~ slo
ments. iney haNe ~ .sI suSSespsn ~ ~ ~ y
g ~ 1850 ga,,sn - ,,,n,oy,s ~
'nS 41 y. en,,sd 49, ~ a. 80, co1nm,.aiors
~ 49, y ~ ~ ~. ~ - 49, ,
golelOaa!' ne, na9 90 Vpg ~ ~ 80 ~
aauiIauy haia ~ vi - t -
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selopsu - eNs ~ esi - ~ ,sos 49, "
a. 5 ~ Ne s,t 80 ss.,ssasx Seemed - zee
- -. - ~ 49,. 49, - - y,r,nvan~cs
Uafea dutIes seems 10 gntde the Committee on
e- - - t,..s~r srsn..mn, r1-~or.tw
Commissioner DlsOecker. Tnis committee con-
wiz NOT inc Gentlemen move In tnls macs neeaed
ysi.,rT, - rennhitean tnnnenre al poweriul
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Memoirs OF General ". T. sherman. Written BY Him
self vols. New YORK ID. Appleton 90.
Pastors Recollect onS by 4. q. Bashtel. New
What ami How 70 Read: Guide 70 Recent English
Literature BY O. A. y. van Rhyn New York; y. Ap-
sigma: story. By ouida. Philadelphia ). b. Lip
pincot x co.
Philadelphia y. X. Lippincott 60.
The Large came and Natural history o. SCUM ana
Southeast africa. FROM the journal % the hon william
Henry DrummOnd. edinburgh. EdmOnsto 4 Douglas
Africa. Compiled by Horace aller, J.. A. &. ;. Scw
YORK Harper a Brothers.
Mutual Friend. by Charles DICKENS New YORK !:
Harper a brothers.
Trow's Iegai directory OF the United states Iinan
New YORK John y. Ir0w.
The Early Kings Of Norway: also Essay the
Portraits Of Joan Knox. ~ Thomas Carlyle New
Y0rk: Harper 4 Brothers
Hnbertis vile. A storv Tor You By Minnie Mary
Lee. Baltimore Reilly Pet CO.
Lives SAINTS farE second. BY Rev. x
Conless,on. BY Nonscsneur de segur. New York;
The Fire * London or Rosemary by Lady Geor-
giana Fullerton. Baltimore: Kelly, Pet 4 20.
Ferrer de Jouto. New York ~ Cronista office
Pilgrimage 20 the Land OF the cid. Translated from
the French o. Frederic Ozanam New YORK; The Cath
ole Publication society.
Be tot Hasty In Judging. From thu French. New
York The Catholic Publication Society.
The LIE Of Our lord Jesus christ by Lewis NeulloI
New York The Catholic Publication Society.
Bluebcard's KEYS and other stories BY Mss Ihack.
Walters World. Novel BY James Payn. New
York Harper & BROTHERS.
History Of the Uniled states of America Illustrated
Parts !, 2 and T. New YORK: Cassel Pettcr Gaipin
Comphed BY Geo Wilson. New York: Press o. the
ChamDer OF Commerce.
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LONG ISLAND.

The yacntsmen OF the North Side are busily en-
gagged in preparations for coming regattas.
grand temperance camp meeting Ia TO BIO
held at Sea Chi Grove, commencing on the 18th
OF July and continuing six days.
While Mr.. w. 7. Buffet OF Northport, L. l., was
concentrating a bargain yesterday with neigh
bor farm hand OF mis- named Nelson Bro wn, aged
fourteen, entered Mr. Bunett's room and stole his
wallet containing $3.50 In money. The thief was
traced to the Long Island Railroad station, where
all traces of him were lost. 1t Is believed he caught
the train and escaped TO New YORK.
The new Water Board OF Long Island City have
Instituted O test OF the water works or that city,
having consumed the past ten days In the work.
THIS city supply is estimated at 400 900 gallons
leaving supply OF $780, 900 in the voir In
of emergency The present test has reduced tue
M occur the amount In the reservoir would be In
adequate.
The wnitestone regatta will take place at noon
on Tuesday the 18th inst The start viii be from
a boat moored or the old dock; thence around
boat moored OF Tony Mier's Hotel, and around
the Stepping Stones buoy back to the starting
point-the course TO be sailed over twice. There
Will be no restrictions as 10 the quantity oil san,
and the coats are to be DIVIDE into three classes
ca BIN sloop, open sloop and cat rig; an ao vance
oil time of one minute tc eacn loot the race open
10 all Corners the entry fee So, and all entries 10
be made before eleven O'Clock A. NJ. on the morn
Ing the regatta. The prizes VIII be the surplus
money for the first boats OF each class, ana tie
second ones OF each class viii save thelr stakes.
There Will be another grand regatta at Little Bay
annual regatta IN Flushing Bay viii take pace
ABOUT the middle OF MY.
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ACTION or THE LABoRERs.

meeting was held last evening BY the rep
resentauyes or the unskilled laborers on the De-
partment OF Public Works az No. 424 Eighth
avenue when the following resolutions were
adopted
Resolved That the order issued By Ttz John Porter.
Commissioner OF Public Works, reducing the wages Of
unskIed twenty per Is unnecessary and
unjust IL the aboring class throughout the city.
Resolved. That said reductions not IN the interest
Of the axpayers they only in the interest o. sham
reformers
The purpose reducing taxes u snail commence with
tne $40 Don wear commissioners end with the high
saar1ed clerks and with the lahorer, who II
the reduet0n be carried Will not be able 70 procure
the hnre neeessarles ~ life
Resolved. mat feel with deem regret the ate mpt
made. with the consent of democratic Mayor ana
heads DEPARTMENT. pauperze the lnborers working
on putlic WORKS.
Resolved That under the said reduction Of twenty
cent II mpossiDle live. The daily wages OF 81 %
for twentv.sx days amounts 10 stl ~, and the usual
loss per month days leaving 81 out ~ this rent
ana car fare have to be paid leaving les than SIXTY
cent per day for other expenses.
A committee was also appointed 10 walt on the
Tammany General Committee, to ask them 20 de-
nounce The reduction. and also 70 visit the Mayor
and Commissioner of Pubic WsrSs and protest
against the same. and inform them that the Ia
borers hold Tammauy Hall responsible Tor the
outrage on their rights as citizens.
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ediss and currents aeceFdipg 70 localities and eireum
stances vet hos who know much Of l., know tnat its
the broad and enlightened training nom teachers and
70 the popular appreciation Of the value Of tner aDors
American system OF common schools, upon which tho
future Of our country 80 largely depends 49, .soo,.
have reached great excellence, and have no oouot
that the Board viii faithfully is powers 70 promote
the great interests committed 20 Us charge ~ Is MIN
aoot In the Board OF Education which viii tend 20
disturb the mode Of payments adopted uuder me ne"
partmcnt audited its accounts and nad us empoyes
and claimants TINS led % state Of confusion n resSra
20 responsibility and accountability 10 which al ihe'
gent men should be loath 10 return. -
There should always be, as tnere ~ now unuen Uul
present system a single department. for examining.
audliiag and paying the salaries bills Of all the
other departing nts and officers o. the city ana WnoeNe
undertakes 70 disturb this system does no COCA service
The lime was when an appropriation was expended
before Y was obtained, and whole rolls OF suptrahun-
wages on the other hand, the services Of those on
foos OF payros comprehending the wnole month were
money paid therefor long before the month had expired
our community, you know. Is AZ TINS time sifug,
have progress have now either 70 get 10
the soa and slide back again into confusion IN ac-
IL IL only the teachers Tor whom speak, who
find their salaries ready them the very day they
OF the cty-nremcn. clerks mechanics. laborers-are
with equal promptitude, where efforts 70 this end
not baled or hindered BY means over which have
no control
am much gratned by your assurances in regard TO
the attention and courtesy OF the gentlemen employed
the Comprollers Office. Much OF the promptness ana
the adminlstra on Of the Finance Depart
ment due to thor assuous and devoted attenon 70
valued. .,,.u.u,.
End regards TO the pri clpas and teachers your
Cation ana believe me very truly Yours
ANDREW H. GRE EN-, Comptroller
B. D. L. SUTHERLAND President school Teachers as'o'
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THE YOUNG FEMALE BURGLAR.

Lena Myers. prepossessinE girl Or nineteen,
was brought up among a gang 81 criminals for
sentence yesterday IN the Court or quarter SEES
sions al Jersey city. few weeks ago she was
entering the Hoboken ferry at one O'Clock in the
morning, ana as she had large bundle In her
possession onicer Hammond refused 10 allow her
20 pass It'll she rendered an account Of her
stewardship during the night she told
very plausible story so lngenieusly
framed that the officer was completely thrown on
ms guard ana was moved to sympathy to sucn
degree That ne let depart, hut before the boat
left ne iecOnsidered his course and took the girl
into custody. Sh0 said that size lived q domestic
with a man who nad treated her 30 badly that she
could endure IL no longer and accordingly she was
removing to the residence OF frend In New
York IL turned out, however that the
bundle IN her possession contained the pro-
ceeds OF a burglary she had boldly planned and
executed during the nignt ~ the residence 81
man named ScnlcQen, on washington street. she
sealed Il nign fence ana forced entrance
through a back WINDOW without being heard, AMI
managed TO secure ana carry Oh % worth or
clothing. In extenuatIon or her crime sac
charged that a certain man was the father OF her
enid. sac was indicted, tried and convicted and
the Court sentenced her yesterday 20 two years
In the state Prison.
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NEW YORK CITY.

DR.. Frederick n. Marvin lectured last evening
before the Liberal Club at Phmpton Hal..on "The
Literature OF the lnsane.n
Andrew Oakley or No. S12 West Forty-second
street, while driving a coach yesterday morning
was accidentally thrown from mis- seat receiving
severe injuries about the head and body.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Police yesterday,
the opinion OF the attorney TO the Board relative
10 the power OF the Commissioners TO remove
street instructions and arrest persons onendlhR
IN that respect was received.
The feast OF the Sacred Heart OF Jesus was cele-
brated yesterday morning in all the Roman Catho-
lie churches throughout the city. At ST. Stephens
church. In East Twenty-eighth street, OF which
was unusually large. Throughout the mon h
there will De special devotlons held In ST. Ste
pnen,s church every morning
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BROOKLYN.

Joseph Irving and Joseph Hannah were de-
tected Thursday night in the act OF breaking into
the residence OF Mr.. S. M. Lyon No. 677 Leonard
street. and arrested. They were held ior exam
nation.
The body OF an unknown man, about fifty years
OF age, with black hair and side whiskers. was
found Yesterday in the Erie basin, at the foot OF
Van Brunt street. Deceased was dressed In blue
ing an inquest.
Michael Dougherty. q laborer employed in Mar
TINS stores. on Furman street, was instantly
killed yesterday afternoon by two bales OF jute
falling upon MIN from the chains In which they
were being hoisted to the third story. Coroner
Slmms VIII hold an inquest.
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STATEN ISLAND.

The grass and garden crops about Staten Island
are beginning 10 suffer for want OF rain, and
many cisterns are dry. The roads are almost i'm
passabie IN consequences oil the dust There mas
been very little rain on the Island Tor year past.
The body OF the unknown drowned man found
upon the South Beach on Thursday has been iden-
tined as that OF John McDonohue, vino left
Staten Island on the nine O'Clock ferryboat rom
StapletOn the evening OF the 25th OF April last
and was never Afterwards seen alive. Coroner
Lea held an inquest and tue verdict was hound
drownedr The body was taken CHI rge OF By un-
derLaker Oates, OF Stapleton, and buried In Cal
yarY CpmeterV.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HARvEY-LYScH.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday
June g. 1875, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by tue Right Rev. Jonn Loughltn, Bishop
OF Brooklyn. DR.. EDWARD J. HARVEY 10 MARGARET
:. L., daughter Of Captain Dominick Lynch,
United states Navy. No cards
KRAUsE-MA RsH.-On Wednesday evening, June
2, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by tine
Rev. stephen II. Tying, ID. d., GEoRGg II. KRAUsE
10 BELLE =. MAhSHs Only daughter OF Charles d..
Marsh. all OF TINS city.
NEwLASD--JAcxsoS.-O the 26tn inst, by the
Rev. William P. Corbet at the residence OF the
brides mother los East IwentY-eignth street,
CHARLES W. JACKSON 10 Miss II. r.. NEwLAND, both
OF this citg.
Manchester England papers please copy
SAv0YE-CoMAS.-On Monday, May 81. By Rev. !.
G. Egbcri, WALTER q. SAvOvE, 81 West H0Doken,
70 CELBsTIA A. CONAN, Of Jersey City Heights.
SHAEN-UNDERHILL-On "Wednesday. June 2. at
the Second Presbyterian cnurch. Runway, N. j.,
by Rev. J. A. Lggett Mr. STEWART CROwELL
SHAM TO Mss CARRIE :, daughter OF John NJ. I'm
derhill, Esq, all OF Runway. 40 cards.
PAULDfNG-BATks.-On Wednesday, June . in
Christ church, RlTerdaie on Huas0n, ~ the Right
Rev. Bishop Beckwith, assisted by Rev. George ~.
Wlides, ID. d. THOMAS HCNT SPAULDING TO FRANCIS
ALBERfiNE, daughter ~ Martin Bates.
TIETJEN -BOGEsT-On "wednesday, June ?, 1875,
al the Thirteenth street Presbyterian church, DY
the Rev. ;. ID. Bufchard, CHRIS. H. IlEgJEN and
CARRIE r.. youngest daughter OF James Bogcst,
all OF New York city.
Villas ARD.-On Wednesday. June 2. at the
residence 81 the 0ride's parents, ~ hev. Mrtt0n
Maury MI. ROYAL q. Villas 10 BERTHE, daughter
OF A. II. Ward ESQ., All ~ TINS city.
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INcEED1ARIsM IN NEW JERSEY.

Yesterday John NoIk, carpenter, OF Hoboken,
was arragneu before Recorder Bohnstedt on
charge OF having fred the small dwelling in which
ne resided, IN Grand street, near NewarS. on the
preyious evening" Planes were seen issuing from
the structure, and wnen an attempt was made 70
enter 1t was found that the door was locked ana
barred on the inside. The door was broken
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opea aAd the IRE was seen 10 emaneue rom
box containing volk's tools The tiro WIS put ont
without the aid OF the Fire Department shorty
VINO was intoxicated, and Peter Kerrigan. the
proprietor, when the latter ordered him 70 vacate
the pre- misses. VOlk entered the house ohrred Tue
door ana effected his escape. The Recorder CON-
mltted MIN TO the county Jail to await the action
OF the grand Jury.
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ACTION or THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.

At meeting held yesterday by the Park Com
missloners Mr. williamson moved Tor re.
duction or the wages OF the laborers In the
Park which was lost. Mr.. Martin offered a resolu-
ton that each mechanic and laborer who gives
notice that ne prefers ten hours day shall he en-
rolled FOR such work and shall receive pay for the
two additional hours at the rate per hour specified
IN the schedule OF rates. Mr.. Martins resolution
was also lost.
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DLE [l

AMs0E.-On the Sd inst, after a lingering III.
ness, AZ Franki0rt-o the-Maiu, LOUIS AMsON.
Of the urn Of Louis Amsou y Co, or this city.
BEhN.-ln this city, june g. AZ Inc Glenham
Hotel suddenly, Macy CUETis, wife OF Dudley
Bean.
Notice or funeral hereafter.
BLAcKLEDGB.-On Wednesday, June 2, ADAM
BLACKLEDGE aged % years.
Ine relatives ana rlends 81 the family. also the
members OF the society o. Mechanics and Trades
men, are invited 90 attend the funeraL from MS
tate residence, NO. % spring street, on saturday,
at one O'Clock.
BoYLE-0n Thursday, June 3, ELIZABETH BOYLE,
aged ~ years and days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
, 1875-07-19
Drawn Forty Foot into Tho Arr BY ono
E4cE,
Albany 4Arrur.


SATURDAY afternoon Al y o'clock, eays the TFc,~
!a't .he men employed at Burdott, Smith d ca. y
FOUNDRY wero thrown into great excitement by
We narro" escapa Of John McKanna, one Of
tha,s H eotnpantons. from .erriblo teAtA. Nc
heons was GU tie lower floor Of lis fouu,Ity.
aud wns in tho ao4 OF hosting = stove from
ther9 there to tlo third story, by maans Of ! ropo
~ Tnon ,,,'s. hassea IT,. over pulley . sngle timo.
;eGye ,9sy tho t!lrd story. and. wl.en Young
Mokonna bad hoistsd the stove up noare
y thfoe Htorles, ono Of hts fuot got caught
in IN potion Of the rors which was ooiled noar
" aim, aud threw linn down. THIS caused
INN TO Lot 20 Of tho rope, The weight OF The
stoye M'', caused II to DESCEND rapidly, drawing
hehonna up to tho pallsy by one ieK, Who'll hsi
ooan caught III the sope. In thia position tLo
unfortunate maa remained Tor several naluutsa.
sn sna until hls companlons unloosouad Tue rsoyo
md Aito"s8 :he man to doscond slowly. It wiz
ieurcd. however. that in his descent bis ior
would pecono disconnected from the ropo sn1
allow lin to fall 10 the ground On h,x head. i}ut
lucky hs reached shs ground amid tho brsathicss
silence ot h,a friends, Tho young mans hand
uot injured -" "so
, 1875-07-19

A roviowot Of Victor IIugo'a autobiography
rays: Que day three Generals calIau Oh Aiu
mamma nod took walk in the garden. Thoy
wcr0 big mon. aud little Victor sas foud Of BIZ
1nel: "l have alwn.s been fond OF all TINT was
great" Thc party drew uear to tile chapel at
t!le bottom of tho garden, and. az .heY vero
saying that Napoleon WAS great mau, from
tsie depths Of tho chapel came q yo,ce
= Bontour,. Lucatte; bonjuur, Drouet bon-
Jour, Lilly And tho refugee Lahorio, Of whose
existence tho child WAS not awsre came ont,
atlooa bands with Ills old cotnrades. and dd1iv.
eiod h!mself OF opinions respecting the coup
dsfat Of BrDmalro which ous1reIy Asfue with All,
llugo's present opinions. lie n0tlcel tho clllld,
ant patttng hla bead, delivered himself OF this
wise saw: My child, remember tltis-araut
tout ID Hber7e." Aftor littio tins,
Nina lingo. With bor children, toinod
4ut uusnsna iu spain, but subsequently
returned to Paris. Onp night in October, 1913.
N. Hugo Chen 10 years old) went ont with Bic
mother. bill Was posted o., tho walls Of .
church. His notllet stopped him, aud said,
ltoaI." II read this: 'E1upiro Eranca.s.
Pursuant To lilo seutel,co Of tic ilEst court
martial. wore shot this morning in tue plain Of
u'enotlc, for conspiracy AGAINST tue Empira and
tho Enpetor tho three GenoraIs, A1alet, 0ullaj,
anu Lnhotle.' 'Lahore,' said my mother. RI.
member TINT nanloi' and she added, 'uo was
your godfather.
, 1875-07-19
StrnnEe EFcnk OF lightning.

NE. 4. Frcptz. M East-End uGtcimsAcr tent
out clock yesterday that he had repaired from
damages caused by n stroke Of Lightning on
Tnesd&y last. Thers IL mystery connected with
this accident that msy we'll ho called a freak Of
nature During tho preyslcucp Of the alor1n.
When tho family happened to DO out Of the room,
All electro bolt psuat. ated tho spartmout end
took fancy 70 clock TINT EAT ticking den,,,1eiy
On tho mauteIpieco. Tic clock VIA closed at tho
time, but the lightning contrtyed to eNcct
"a entrance between the top Of the door and tho
d'al-plate. But beyond melIlny tho attach.
ments OF two Of the cos-whccla, cauHsng them to
fall from their Faces, boring a holo thfouel, tho
contEe-vhees. and melting the end OF tho pisot
where tie hour and minute hands ato a1justed.
no other damage wan occnsoned. Tho clock
Was thrown to tho door. but It did not suslain
any damnse beyond What the lightning had
wrought. The noisa occasipued BY it, fall WAS
Tho ouiy notification tho faulilY had Of tho oc-
currence. u
, 1875-07-19
ElaoinR frona Temptations

q menaper Of the colorad church Hss tho
o.hes evening copversiug earnestly with an ac.
aass'n!s.ce, aud seektng 70 h4ye him change IL.
Christian. 1 ~ ooson4o
"Wlas's yer backbone. dat 80 can't russ I'm
,nua ana sssna temrtasion1" exclaimed she eood M
as ea ...a - Wv d;t way myself onos, lslghi in
~ ye9s toHh ! Tad ch&uos to steal BAR q
tooots-msKhty nice onas. Too. Nobody vi dsr
~ i's ses ~, aud reached out nv hspa snd DO
noooa ~ - sald take 'sm Den good spsrit vls
pstea sur ma 70 Let dom boots Aone.
=. AZ M you didn't take 'sln Il
No, sah-nut much. took /. na,, - o,,...
'aoes on d sAalf su' loft dotn boots s!oneI" I"e'p
, 1875-07-19

an election Of Governor Treasurer. etc. ovcr7
two years. It Ia 4 fo1lIah o1ponao. Wnt1EornEu-
cd States, like 1Il(nofa suti indiana, elect their
Governor, etc., once In foar years. Sumo think
Tho nov Constitution oompcls Nebraska not 10
kill, but TO give away, Tho Rooso that lAsa Tho
goftlon cgg Int will not enlarge. AZ tho AtAte
10 ful OF Intelligent mon who no sblo to learn
this without asslntnncs. Hona'oss Hitchcock anA
Paddock arc III tho cItv. This is the homo af
bc,ator Hitchcock. ffo Inns rroyed himEclf
fatIIrnl to tho intcresfs OF his constituents.
working III senson and out OF eeaRon for their
brst fntero-ts; and ono always Auds him tie
Anablo, courteous gentleman.
, 1875-07-19


Tho Saw FORK Tri,nne hns had another third.
term chill. Try qulnino!
Young man, IL you arc tempted 10 sngags tn
tho ministry by tho magnificent salary Of
71oo,ooo yer aunum now paid to tho pastor Of
Plymouth th"sch, don't do it. The chaucas RIO
= multitude to ons TINT you will make q mu5B Of
i II you undertake. to follow III his foo:sseps.--
Horcester Prcxs.
We need hardly aay 10 the Secretary (Ertstow)
that, II any Of the "crooxod whisky or other
1sauds sre traced 70 Prominent Republicaus they
arc the men 10 putsl9 with the greatest energy.
There Ia no Mau deserves lesH OF tile fkeouI,lcatl
!7tty titan cconndlel who ,lacs h1b Republican,
is1n 70 cover up dishonesty.-Ae.p lori Tunes.
Gov. Allen ID responsible for tho plat lo1m aa
1t ia That hho1s what art OF pot-metal per-
son he is- Thurman has his theories in favor OF
eolrencv and honesty aud fail play among the
penplc' ana 10 VIII Fay thai ho does not agrco
with the platform but then there IL tho solemn
ana Sacred tine e'hnnored lock-routezl pRrsy. aud
party victory Is VIA. We wsntl sco Il II isu't.
-ti"cinndtf Commercial (f'dtpc7stlcnt}.
Judge Kelley did not create any enthuaiasn
for tho Republican cause in Ohio, whatever he
may have done for the Democratic. The C!eve-
land Ledtler Bhona what the Republican ,,reas
thinks of his effort: ..The rot,ennsss Of t,s
1lan II the rottenneas of all inllx.iou the crimo
OF calling dino dollar at4d cuabtng debtor
to nay h.s creditor Icna than hts due. Thcrn il
not an argument in ll.s speech that common
sense and experience have not long ago over
thrown; and when he comes to tAk nbuut Iabor
.thk'ng capita bv tho throat hc talks ihe 4
Comrnuuiss agitator l'AranEning crowd 1T a
atfaet-coEner. The speech placeH .tudxe Kelley
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