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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsEMENTS-sru PAcx-4sh. 5th and 9th cola
AsTRoLoGy-l2rm PAcK-6th col.
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ND PxGsss n1s 9Th coll:
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F1SssHED s 's Rdoas HsS 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
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HELP 'wxSrED-FEMxIEs-i s-iara PAcn-ad and Sd
HORSES. cARRIAGEs, 8c-isr PACs-ad, 50, lth and
MorSEs Rooms. &C. wAxrEp-aD rAcz-4sh col
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PERSONAL-lsI PAcE-lst col
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS &C.-9TH PAcE-4th cok
POST OFFICE N0rICE-isr PAGg-5th col
fEoFHssioSaI slTuATioSs iffsio S. wASrED-FExAIEs-
12TH PAGk-2d col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
LET-2D PAcR--1st and I'd coils
REAL ESrAT TO EXCHANGE aD PAcx-2d col
REWARDS-lsf PAcE-lst col
SALES At AuCTIuN-orm PAcE--od. Sd and 9Th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-Iirn PAGE-lst. I'd
3D. 4th. 9Th and 9th cols and 18TH PAGr-lst and I'd
coils.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-iarH PAGr-sd col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAcE-lst and I'd coils
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C.-lsr PAGY-2d COL
STORAGE-l2rH PAcR-6th col
SUMNER RESORTS-2p PAcE-6th col
TIE TRADES-12ru PAGE-5th col.
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-2 col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-2p PAcE-2d col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-l2rH PAGE-6th col
uNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAcE-4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-1sr PAeE-5th col
WATCHES. JEwELRY. 6C.-s,rH PAcE-4th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAGE lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C-iorH PAer-ssh col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

AT AucrIoN To-MoGsog os;, oSv rInYiKsspAY. MAY :,
Al eensy essyA!t AND s isFoa!xSr saskktrT W saIR IsI
Or A.. sasDhh sh nSp paaIiy lSso nSssss SoAD
woTI6 MAyf SSSF 6yT TiiE cmoISEs,T;s ~
All sIDDEa, MtThoSr LlsIr L srspsicfioS. iiSs'
rSoLupSc f.NpsoMf Sxy ssLi1ehF aELcSc FLORIDA.
old l5s hands; remarkably good driver prompt
srsd y Rysdls ismsissonsn dam half sister % Lady
Thorn he roted on Goshen track last season u - -
''""0 iss SEAuTiirrL BAY GELDISu morsPuR.
7year- old i5s hands nc tye and action good tail and
name n.sa er .%y and road ar Svng i good usds ~ sad
tcer. dam Mr. Ciay's Premium mare. ne showed three
avery stylish aud handy driver and be warranted sound
l'nr ssS sSD xs hay MARE IDA 81
s , ss broke TO al nsrass
nothing Raised in Orange county sired by seelys Assr
Imp. Beioundsr. Til. mare i reliable and saic ier
10 saa
for yseS ses an "a, % ss1sd Ww .GS1S snd Ebrx YOUNG
Eben. .lred BY Ethan Allen dam Black Hawk mara he
sss ~ ss he
shown wonderful speed Tor the s sr.nins vheh he has
a2s: he has strouE muscle and any Of
/: osss S%ss sns GIRL
yssr ID Is bands: very handsome and rs,.ea sy
Arabian r imported ~ George rown snis mare Is one
q the n.s.; rad msss. that can be 'oand
handy and peasant she got record II 81 Lexington
NY. when old, where she 81 O In 80 cias.
she has troed mile In ~ IN private timed by several
responsible gentenenin this city who lie referred 10
full, warranted sound kind and in All harness.
TERMS or sALE-24 HOURS GIVEN FOR TRIAL
and examination Any horse not found wnrsntcd can
returned money will he refunded All inis 10
call and and ride behind Of the above horses at
previous sale Coschman attendance: speed
shown Among the carriages side bar and iu spring
Wagons Pony Phaetons. all OF the latest style and good
All good city builders by H. ~ stivers and
others Double and single Carrisees Beautiful extension
top Phscton pole and shafts Double and single Harness.
ny Dunscomb All Of which must positively be sold regard
less Of cost value Sale absontc rain or shine NO post
ponement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

LEATHER TOP rIIAEToSs. si2o. GOOD ROCK
IA. awnys $i35: leather Buggcs. 51fO. 6ne Depot
Wagons $50. Park Phaetons Jaeger Wagons. Coupe
Rockaways. &c Must be sold to pay advances
JOIN H0oKE. 81 srren -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
HORSES. CARRIAGES. cs(
7 TAUcTION-TO-NOEROw cTHURSDAY).

AUcTION-TO-AofROW THuRSDAN,
~ VAN rAssEIis' 4 ill?sh kEHssky. AycrIoxEERs,
at rE Fhfsr ESER Hi q
RAY cKrp,S ES RRES ssi.d wHds & Esq Ess GEN KNOX
dam DREW MARE is i5,s hands high and srot in
BAY GELDING DANDY foaled in 1895, sired By Dirro.
dam by the Ethan Allen horse; is l5la hands high; can
hay cELpISa TOMMY ,, to:lsd in 1870 60. y Julie.
BROWN GELpISs FRANK foaled in 1870 go. sy Jules
Brown GELDlxG NED. foalea 1871, own brother to
s a u s
several other well known trotter Ned and Frank have
matched and make very desirable road team they
't soEi GELDIxG ~ ooLDDusr. io.Icd 1882 got by
sc. d & snd ~ kys & . &
nE M Epis GIii II ss' Ey Iis5 sssry Ss s sired v
erai Knox dam by Hiram Drew ls,s hands high;
BLACK MARE fosled 1871, sired by Tom Ps,ehen. oam
awshsrsl @srs % is5 & hand. & high: can .ros IN 7:so
BY Logan i5ls hands high so The two last
TSy sS fis S REDWIS Il @ 1896 s p.as,
s SssH . s.gsa a s:nf a ssr s
s,m !, s kS,n s.ss ssss y H. o.,
handsome and most stylish horses that the road he
;ss I :, n,sT ira, dam BY
BY Cen Knos better known the crs~io!d coii isss
trotter; extraordinary pole horse,
CHESTNUT MARE ETA. foaied 1903. got BY Old Knox
dam Drew mare. 14ss hands high; can trot In > rs
THE BLACK GELDfNGS. THE KNOX BROS. one
foaed 1870 the other 1871, by Gen. Knox, dam Win
hrop Morrill, 1874 hands high They trot in 80 TO the
pole. One beat 2:;O
BAY GEIDlNG foaled 1852 got by Ethan Allen, dam by
Young Morrill, Is hands high trot In = 10.
TOP AND no Tor WAGONS By BREWSTER, DrSEN-
BURY 4 sTIvERS: HARNESS BY DUNSCOMBk WOOD
GIBSON
STOCK will be on EXHIBITION AZ Mr. J. DUNN
WALTON'S STABLE. No. 40 West seth st.. between
Broadway and t where they can be and tried any
time this DAY and viii he removed 20 the AUCTION
MART early on THURSDAY MORNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

LII KINDS OF CARRIAGES NY own MAKE. At
n manufscsurerS prices. warrnntcds eAther top.
pony Phsctons $40 up do Bugges Si4O; Tops fyO:
leather trimmed -four seaO depot top Wagons, SID. Rock
awsys $40; extension top Parx Phaetons $50
CHS. GRUBE. 308 Canal st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

AN EXECUTORS sALE-I OFFER AT PRIVATE
~ sale order 70 close estate the following valuable
Troftins Horses Carriages Harness, kc One handsome
team of Bay Horses and years old. 1874 hands high
drive together Ike one horse. and In 49,
and kind One bred xtvxn
sorreI Geldng years Old i5 hands high Is q the
Kind. One bay Mare BY Rysdyk's Hambletonian. i5i,
hands high years old styiih driver and
kind bay Horse. I5 hands high very pretty and
prompt drivsr has been driven BY ladies'
canopy top three soc bar Top Wagons gold
mounted double Harness. three OF single Harness.
Blankets. Lap Robes Whips. Will be st great
sacrifice. separately Or together The above Wagons and
Harness have been purchased this spYinY
new. TfE ABOVE STOCK CAN RI sEEX AT PRf.
vATE STABLE no. WEsT 10TH ST.. WHERE
SATISFACTORY TRIAL WILL BE GIVEN TO PARTIES
WISHING To PURCHASE.
xoc-Thc stock. VI sold private sale win be
sold ~ public auction Friday. 9TH inst positively.
H. e. GLOVER. Executor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
rrRNTIoS is cALLKD 10 THE AUCTION SALE
Of the veil srosssg Horses. elegant Wagons.
Harness. BlaAkssa. Robe. As.
FORMERLY THE PROPERTY or A. STEWART. TO
TAKE PLACE AT THE STABLE OF A PAUL.
CORNER 9Th ST. AND LAFAYETTE PLACE, ONE
BLOCK EAST OF BROADWAY. WHERE THEY
HAVE BEEN REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE OF
SALE THIS DAY WEDNESDAY. NAY 8. AT HALF
PAST TEN. SHARP.
including the handsomsst dark dapps gray Horse this
city sired BY Pilot J. ioh hands, ysan old. flowing
tall extra hns blood like is perfect horse in
every sense and . extra promisInr never vas trained
gait and can Be driven by any ordinary driver With perfect
safety and sound and kind he q worthy The
special attention OF gentleman wishing nrst class safe
and genteel roadster.
Tho complete rich and handsome OF chestnut
eoodsd mares in shs state: raised IL wosd9rd county
the other BY Pilot dam BY were selected
By eonncisssun pair SishSrsd young
sysr len ss state Of are about iS hands &
STYLE d,pc.'i9n and gait IS were ever seen they esnno.
sap and soaEh psfscy and
amsbe in disposition. locomotives anything else
have Ssss framed dsssisp their speed they
are warranted sound kind aud true and as represented
must bo seen TO DO appreciated
The ee.u.fu and high bred blood .ro.sIns Mare
Belle Of Lexington. i5 high old sired BY Legal
snder ofKentucky she has style and action than
With ':' 20 'ssT s
and tall hne set OF limbs requires bootin when trot
and properly handled wiz well in the
she beat 5 day. IL warranted sound and kind
without spot or blemisn
Elegant and fast hghbrcd young Trotsr 15 hands high
years old sired by General Knox dam horoIghbred: be
t,esrs in the country has fine action and endurance ami
rctsd last august a. NsrrasMnses Park private trial ia
ss ns s Dim p % ''s
kind; is known ~ the Gardiner Sage Horse.
Extra fine gcntsel and bay Trotng Horsc the
serAn best behaved and most rsn,eel road horse in the
Dsd sd Sssi rossS ~ ss Mystic s1aei II
driver imaginable road long for him. and horse
n.' & goes sss road equal. him sa II style and action
warranted sound and kind.
HAndsome black Trotting Horse bred by James B. Cay
and sired by Clark Chief dam qusrer thoroughbred
IN public was in Lexington vhen wears old
when he roted three heats in all, Al and 4c the
he has been used the past year road dving he is
pleasing driver every day roadster and warranted
dpo.tioned Pony Phaeton Mare in tho city
for ladies' Is HANDS high. years perfect pet and
pcture Is sensible and well behaved; fears nothing; will
sssss o snass
bemish fast traveller; warranted sound and kind.
Wagons consist Of top side bar Road Wagon polo and
shafts built by Brewster. Of Brcome ST. do. do; 4
Side bar Wagon by Brewster. Of Broome Wagon,
made BY Waterman; Pony Phaeton. SET double and
acts single Harness. made BY comneord; Blankets Robes
Stock exhibition stable above Sale positive
CHAs G. DUFF. Auctionser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

A crSS 4aShH aaoT1dx SSs ass1 AND rArrzRsAIIs.
x.ss ss'Sff cTAs s sF'isxsi sxskss En- ss
IWHSTiFcv RE hour. 'siss alio~sa tSr :or .r.i
The oNIY PrSps C gisk y Tuis iss psy ssss
o''h At ELEVEN SN ocr6cK cis a.
-. commencing with il,,s
FORMER osWHSE!ks H!s 81 cg l%SsksS noFkpSL caro-,
THIRD usEQuAIsnS SSs $sD fosiSiSsLr LAST SALE
GREEN 2xsrshS rHk skT1Ssr ssED rnorrERs
sSR q );
E r5SS sssi.s H.s 'i:SS' SS f
% s:Ss
sas iss q Hsp. lss 's''as as
nsy Sc :sss trs T. 10 n.sn MrE,
S spY S e'is @ 's: bette: ;s % 70, B:y
aR iiSs sisss ss
f.n .ms Il .ss s Sr ssSs Ians
ps Bay :ans wE i
scs EDt BY Srnsra KnSn ca bs.s ,s 2 Ray MARI
saa is X fss
t s
9.sS is y e, y sssy. kncS can se. so bay
Z ss % rs .:s s i. 81
q or.%s. MP y .Sd Il. s,S,s. sS q
together Brown Mare SYLVAN BELLE. 15ts high: fosed
1850: got by Chencrys Gray Exec iu minutes
Sorrc Gciding EASTPORT. 1876 hgh fcaled $780, BY
whalcbone Knox: can boat minutes bay Gcldng AU
GusTA BOY 15' high oaled 1859; got by Ethan Allen
can beat 3 minutes. Brown Geding BROCkvlLLE. 15t5
Es s'i
tncky 1874 high foaed 1859; got by Straders Cassius
Clay Jr an eegan. combiusd saddle and hsrne.s mare
In . minutes. Black Geiding ROSEDALE. l5s4
high: fo:ed lst got By General Knox: can ssct N 80
high; foaed 1865 got by General Mcclellan; fast and
promising. Above all warranted sound and kind.
DURING THE PAST five days this lot have heen ridden
amer by large number OF gentlemen including cnmpetent
JUDGES or SPEED who have all pronounced the stock
CATALOGUES with extended pedigrcss. full DE-
IMMEDIATELY AFTER above will be sold
TiiE VERY FAST gray trottiny gclding PROTECTION
15ls high foasd is7o by vanmsttcr's blood Chief
first dam by Gray Eagle second dam by Alex ander's
AhdaIlah elegant driver three heats In 40
better: with handling will beat 30: bred IN
Kentucky sold only tor OF and warranted sound
and kind.
sUPERB JET blsck velding. by Ethan Allen. I5l<
high. old uneaualied In harness. finely gated and
fast sold o clore
EXTRA FINE brown trotting Mare. i5s{ high. yexrs
old tree and stylish driver; trot close TO . so
and 5 ranted kind.
TWENTY TOR and no top Rosd Wagons Depot Express
and Business Wagons. Carriages top and no top Pony
Phnetois. &c.
TWELVE OTHER Horses.
PULL DESCRIPTION Vt sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
AUCTION
"A. GREAT rEREMPIoFsyr s,sr AND usREsERvED

AUCTION
"A. GREAT PEREMP1ORY AND UNRESERvED
ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE SALE OF
EXTRA FINE. YOUNG souND, STRONG AND NUS
CCLAR HORSES.
SUCH AS HAS NEVER BEEN OFFERED BY
PUBLIC AUCTION IN MANY A DAY
DIRECT FROM THE vARMS or MESSRS. MARETTE
4 sPOFFORT or WEsTcHESTER COUNTY.
TO TIlE UNION AUCTION MART 70 EAST
NEAR BROADWAY
To BIZ SOLD
HORSES
SUITABLE FOR CARRIAGE COUPE. ROAD. SADDLE
AND BUSINESS PURPOSES
Consisting team Of Black Hawk Mares, years. 15s
hands team of Vermont Hambletonian hay road Horses
and years. 15i4 hands gray Messenger Colt. years
Morrell Grlding. years Old, IJst hands, elegant bay
coupe Horse. 1years old l6 hands, ady's Pony years
old. II hands; fine Toronto CHIEF 1cldnrs. years old
To- and 1851 hands high brown combination saddle
Horse. years old 1s hands, also other high bred
n B.-PARTiCuLkR ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
SHOULD BE PAID ~ THIS FINE LOT OF HORSES,
COMBINED MAKE THEM FINE ROAD HORSES AZ
WELL. A. FOH FAMILY AND BUSINESS PURPOSES,
A. THEY CAN TKOT FROM , 80 To $3.50 THEY ARE
AI.LwARRANTED SOUND AND KIND AND ~ NOT AZ
REPRESENTED THE MONEY Will. BE REFUNDED.
CArALOGrE~ NOW READY AT TIIE MART. WITiI
DEsCRIPT!Ox AND PEDIGREE. ALSO AT ALL TIE
PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Also fine city made Carriages consisting OF extension top
Park phaetons Basket and Ponv Phseton top open
Road W sn2le and double and Coupe Harness Sale
positive rain shine) TO the highest bidders without limit
restriction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

SPECIAL NOTICES.
nivoRcEs OBTAINED WITHOUT PysLIcIry IN
Agency sy i Asor ~ House, si Ss~ % York. or cnsna.
TYR JAMES CAN ne SPECIALLY CONSULTED on
honorable conddsncs; thorough rsssmsns years
. sse mcS1rgEs y ,ns q LAuSDsS ssa
and family washing reduced rates from May leave
ss s.'ss ss m s sess"
called for and delivered New shirts done up in nss class
EDITH-I HAVE USED THAT COSMETIC TWO
~ weeks delighted with II; complexion Is 20 much
ys and % 1sspe .
HAVANA LoTTERy.--NExr DRAWING. NAY ..
II 1885, $50 prizes; hishss oT co ires
10 Wall st.: Post ONCE box aes2.
Highest price paid Tor prices Spanish gold and Havana
U -cHRoNIc cArARRH. DEAFNESS: IMPROVED
n
slahoSs Rswss kSsdSckS co s4a xs.
q. IS 81. l. T IS TO- 'ss' - is 81. o. & 80. ~.
81. ?: u: y: y y: i :. 4. y: a. q; ss. T.
IS 70 1ssas is s 1sss4 s s. s.4ii s9 g. isss a. a.
> agsay eIAss a ,s 30 Sss-sir e y 1875 % !,
m sI sr ss s :s q
u SIMMONS, DICKINSON co.'s KENTUCKY
Havana plan, DO May 27 also Royal avsna o.
Poss Once
r AIDES CONSULT DIR. GRINDLE FOR ALL ALL
4sh %s''' ss speedy cures ~n'''S'' tue cause - "'
NERVOUS. ExHAusTI0N-A MEDICAL ESSAY.
comprising series y o. lectures % delivered Knhn' ~ & ns
Decline showing indsputably how lost health
and dsS
piles OR H.ENoRRhoIps PERMANENTLY ERApI- p,
caHs SoR UNTIL scRKp
Circulars fres Dr. sroDDARD. only ouice No. West
II rhs next drawing viii take place on May 8 Prizes
filled Iniorma tion furnished appii-
STDE PLATING q DONE M e. BY j. MACHINE, WHILE yoC
THE BANKRUPT STOCK OF TRUNKS. BAGS AND
umerslas removed from corner of 9Th a. and Broad
s. to 81 Park ROY" where you vi" aad great bargains for
500 600 ROYAL IN. MaSAxH S;sxlsI LSTTsRY H.y
~ ;lssSIsg. with ~ fsli laisrnssiea; .sass free.
nss o - pss
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. &C.
L7oR sALE-A SIBERIAN BLOODHOUND (wEIGHT
m pounds) six months old Apply at l43 Blocker st.
THE TURF.
AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
"A SONS Rooms corner . 2ssh st. Ard Bro@dwsy every
Tenn Full returns received By telegraph race
soon ms run All orders by mail or message will receive
prompt attention. French pools close four Y. NJ.
7. B. 4 W. II. JOHNSON.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THOMAS
Races i and the Ba.s Bal, Matches GEO n THOMAS
UCTIUN AND FRENCH FOOLS SOLD THIS Az
IA at obnson 2Sth st. and Broadwsy
Ball games Athletics Philadephm;
Hartford New Havens at Hartford Innings received by
Telegraph 7. B. 4 w. II. JOHNSON.
nEERFOOT PARK.-TROTTING, MAY 4, At ~
IL oclock T. NJ. Match for $1,000 mile heats three Ia
fve in harness. Hiram Howe b. Coroner X. VIM.
McMahon names br Sally Mack. y 500;
three in Ave- in hxrnes. Hiram Howes b. Delhi George
Reay's Phil ONeil Jr. Thcsc will be
Admission 81. WIN. MCMAHON. Proprietor.
NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE, I5 WEST 2STH ST
IN Auction and French Pools sold Nashville races. all
and evening; Ere nch Pools closing $40 T.. NJ.
1900 Guineas, close 1879 A. NJ. KELLY, BLISS co.
DOOLs SOLD THIS AFTERNOON AT NEW YORK
Turf Exchange. Athletic vs. Mutual at Philsdelpha;
st. Louis Louisville, Louisville: Hartford New
Haven at Hartford. SEIBERT McCLOUD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

A rrKNrIoN is CALLED 70 THE AUCTION sALE
Of the veil known srosting Horses elegant Wagons.
Harness. Blankets. Robes kc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30
Charging an Admission Fee nj
Camp Meeting.

Pittsburgh Lsader.l
Though many thousands have attended
the various camp.meetings in this yicini-
ty during the last week, there has been no
disturbance anywhere. This an excellent
symptom. 1t means that the day has
gone by when the rougher element Of the
community regarded the Methodists as
their natural enemies, and the somewhat
demonstratiye exercises OF that branch Of
the church as legitimate subject OF ridi'
Guile and interference. With the passing
OF this day, however, passes also the rea'
son originally given for charging entrance
fees to tho camps; 30 that If these fees are
still continued, 1t must be avowedly for
the purpose Of sustaining the expenses Of
the camps by taking toll off the
public. That the'public feels il get the
worth OF its money cannot be denied by
any one who looks at the vast crowds
who deposit their dimes at the gates.
But it is gravely to be feared that these
admission charges will change the very
character Of the proceedings in the minds
OF the audience II not in the minds OF the
very managers Of the camps before long.
Looking AZ one Of these places surround.
ed by high board fence with a gate,
with the legend "Show Your Tickets"
painted above, and ticket Office below
doing a brisk business with the people
mounted and on foot passing In, 1t Is
difficult to realize that 1t is not country
fair that is going on, and the anti-devo-
tionaI frame OF mind thus induced is apt
to resist even the eloquent pleading I'D,
dressed to one in the circle within.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30

The Detroit Post makes the following
very pertinent suggestions ::
Suppose Mr.. Hayes had to meet a sui
a week hence which he had put off and
put off and put off answering, month
after month, and year after year--a suit
charging him with fraud and embezzle'
ment.
Suppose Mr.. Hayes had been charged
by Mr.. Greeley with electing Repub
lican Governor Of Ohio by means OF ,
fraudulent count Of the vote Of Cincin
natl; with having Issued circular or
dering his friends in the rural sections
to let him know how many fraudulent
votes he would need to count in order to
carry the State!
Suppose Mr.. Hayes had been the legal
adviser OF the Credit Mobilier swindle F.!
Suppose Mr.. Hayes had written a lette
acknowledging the receipt Of s., 900 from
"Boss" Tweed, to be used for election
purposes
Suppose Mr.. Hayes had written let,
ter to aBoss" Tweed calling him his "dea
FRIEND" just as Seymour called the draf
rioters OF New York his "friends" ant
asking Tweed to give an'ofice to fuse
full worker" in Tweed's partyl
Suppose Mr.. Hayes had gone to Con
vention alter Convention with "Boss'
Tweed; sat on the platform with him; be-
longed to the same executive-not nomi'
nal and formal committees but executive
committees, and had refused when proofs
Of Twecd's guilt were exposed beyond dis
pute in the public prints, to be present
at meeting for the purpose OF over
throwing that "ring' OF thieves and
Scoundrelsl
And then the Post asks: "Does any
body believe for moment that anybody
would do anything but laugh and sneer
ut Hayes II he should set up as a re.
former in the face OF all these factsw
The hypothetical cases suggested by the
Pot would, indeed, make any man appear
ridiculous as . performer, and yet Gov.
ernor, not Of Ohio, and a Presidential
candidate, not Hayes, is frantically ap.
pealing for the suffrages OF the people III
a Performer" Pretty thin and impnden
isn't 1t?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-30
living above and within mile and half
Of he point Of supply 10 the torce.pumps
~ tha tftv Water Works.

living above and within mile and a hall
Of the point Of supply TO the torce.pumpS
Of the City Water Works. !,
To all these sanitary impeftections saa
about 5000 old.fa6hfoped privy.yauipl
many q them Overlooking and saturating
tbe surrounding soil, and the question,
"Wha. are he SdnitGry Dtenee' q H"fe''
ING f4-is answered. 4.
This answer must be humiliating y Y
the pride Of the city; but its truth = toid =
in tbe interest OF the public health, ana
with The hope that il mGy hasten the day
Of reform, upon the coming Of which de.
nenJS he maintenance OF the business
prosperity Of the people, and the future
GOOD name Of Wheeling. These interests S,ss
are entirely in the hands OF the Coun'
Ella The mistakes Of the past are 50
main that there ought not 70 DC
anv hesitation as to the needed new
Inc Of municipal policy. Each separate
tiuS ~ .,msnt Of The government Of the city
ouebt 10 be directed by Board OF Com
, Ujs; Board Of Health Commits
sioners, Board Of Street Commissioners,
Roanl q Police Commissioners, etc. The
Iast two are mentioned because the duties
N be exercised by them intimately relate
10 the preservation Of The public health.
The advantage Of such bhsinesS.like and
successful working, is seen in the man
agement Of the affairs OF the City Gas
Works. ID
The present health provisions are
wholly Intellectual, and should be abolish
ed at the earliest day practicable. No
one feels the necessity Of such a change
more sensibly than the Health othcer
himself, What Is needed, is the election,
BY Councils, Of 3 health commissioner
from each Ward-the majority Of whom
should DO physicians Of regular PROBES:
sional Misunderstanding Board Of
Health, with the Mayor, er Qfeto, Presi.
dent OF the Board. The Board should
have power to elect aSecretary, u Health
Officer and Sanitary Engineer; and
these three should DO the only salaried
officers OF the department. Thus organi'
zed, it should make laws for the protec-
ton OF the public health, and have ample
powers granted by Councils to enforce
them. With thesesteps in advance, there
should be q prompt and hearty co-opera,
ton Of the Councils for the attainment Of
the highest sanitary protection, which
means, OF course, wise system OF sewer
age-clean and well paved streets and al.
leys-the adjustment OF the old style
.privy vaults-and water supply above
suspicion OF Contamination. Then would
be youchSafed to all classes Of the peo'
pie, good health, long lie, and degree
ofbusiness prosperity even greater than
they at present enjoy.