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National Republican., 1877-07-04
sHERMAN AVID PARrT.
Arrival In Norfolk A banquet In Their
Honor,

Arrival In Norfolk A banquet In Their
Honor.
ny Telegraph to THs RErunricAS.
NORFOLK. Va, July 3.
Hon. John Sherman. Secretary Of the Treas
ury, accompanied by several gentlemen from
Washington, among them Webb Hayes, ar
rived here this morning. They were met by
a committee of citizens, consisting Of Mayor
J. r. Tucker, Col. l.. d. Starkc. Judge Bur
roughs, Postmaster II. b. Nicholas and other
gentlemen, and were escorted to the office Of
Collector Braxton In the custom.house. where
they were waited upon by many Of our promi-
ncnt citizens. A banquet WAS served at the
Morrisett house, where speeches of welcome
were made.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
LOCAL MIsCEILANH.

osE DoLLAR.-Obtain DIR. Hartley's great remedy
for Catarrh. Druggists have H.
Lcit-oT clothing watches pistols, &c, bought at
lIcrkogs, oil u street Orders attcudcd to.
All Kinds Of trunks made to order. repaired and
covered at Murray's, s0j Pennsylvania avenue
Market spnCc
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BRkDy's

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men. lately on exhibition at the Ccnien
nial Exhibition at Philadelphia. are now ready for
the inspection OF the public at "Brady's National
Gallery" No. 62o Pennsylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men OF America. In
addition to the medals received In New York for
many years and In London In isT7, Is awarded the
hiphed dTdrd medal at the Centennial Exposition In
PHILADELPHIA 1876.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
Am TSEMESTS.

A ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPEND-
"a ENCE.-The society OF the oldest Inhabitants OF
the District OF Columbia viii celebrate this day In the
city Hall NJ !: o'clock M, when James Goddard will
read the Declaration Of Independence and HOratio "
Easily deliver an OratOn. The Surviving Soldiers of
the War Of isia and of the Mexican War viii honor
the occasion with their presence. The public Is re-
specially invited 10 attend and the patriotic ladies
are Included In this invitation. ~
Chairman OF the Committee Of Arrangements
National Republican., 1877-07-04
ASTHMA,

Thousands Of the worst cases Of Asthma have
been relieved by using Jonas whitcombs remedy
In no ease Of purely asthmatic character has II
failed to give relief
National Republican., 1877-07-04

In great variety OF stylcs-calf matt and French
kid. hand and machine made, al reduced prices al
T. =. GkRrRELLs
900 Seventh street. corner OF l.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
JuDICInI,s ECONOAY.

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
sOiled gloves, but renOyate them with youvcn's ln-
Odoro,is Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly. easily and quickly. Sold at drug aud
fancy stores. IS cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

BLACK sER0E CoArS 81. This is half the original
price EIsEN.N Bros,
National Republican., 1877-07-04

Coon ADVICE
Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia. lung
fever. &c Every family should hate a bottle oi
Boschccs German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
mcnt that cough 10 take hold Of your child, your
family or yourself Consumption asthma. pncu.
may set in. Although II Is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of thcse dreadful diseases yet IL
Is much better to have II at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you afc from danger
II you are consumptve do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. sample bottles 10 cents. Regii.
lar size. 20 cents Sold by your druggist. Charles
Stott 4 Co., Wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

LARGESr stock OF Boys and Childrcn's Wool
Suits In Washington. tn he snd for any price, At
KArzESsTgiS's, $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-07-04
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
Indications for To-day.

Rising barometer, stationary or iower ttn,pera.
t"re, riad recring norihTcsi, rain arcdS Jollored
by clearing weoiher.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
CITY ITEMS.

Fon low FsrINArSS on plumbing. gas and steam.
NJ. G. A. building.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

OUn s. BOYS Wool Suits equal 10 any 50 suit In
he city, at KATZEssTEiSS, $40 seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
THE COURTS.
Equity Court.
RefOre Jilstlce Wyile.

Fcndaii VS.. Felter; decree for payment of
complainnnts claim, Bpteler vs. Davis; guardians
I'D Hem for infant defendant and trustee to sell APP
pointed. Gersdorfr vs.. Howzday: ratification OF
sale aud reference To auditor Jones vs.. Wiley:
sale of trustee ffth report Browning VI. District
Of Columbia: tax sale vacated BY consent Alex
andria Canal. Railroad and Bridge Company VS..
District Of Columbus; continued by consent Rus
sell W. RUSSELL ten davs allowed defendant to com
pletetestimony. ColmonvS Harmon ct al; guardian
al Item for defendant; y. &: Harmon ap-
pointed Costello VS.. Capitol Cooperative
BuIlding Association; appeal not approved.
Grrsdurif vs. Wheeler; order to show cause. Bryan
I,r,S vs. Sanders0n: order to show cause. Carlisle
Vs. Carlisle appearance oyerruled. Miller Lowis;
appearance ordered. O'Tooe vs.. Dempsey; appeal
bond approved Lafayette VS., lafayette; order for
taking testimony Castell VS.. Laws provisioned
ratification Of sale. Green True; leave to file
exceptions Mari Us. Barry; bond of trustee for sale
approved Windsor VS.. Mout0n; application for
Injunction denied. Mendenhall vs.. Goff. restrain.
ing order continued. Bond vs., Bottle restraining
order continued. Handcn & Blunden vs. Chcsa.
peake & Ohio Canal Co.; injunction continued
Phillips vs. smith, order oyerrulng leave to sell
also private offer Estate Of Peter Gallant ratiica.
tion OF Probate Court proceedings. Jack vs. Jack
sale ordered. Gnssaway ys. Gassaway; decree oi
divorce from bonds Of matrimony.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

HEApouARrERs for bird cages, prepared gravel
bird food bird tonic instruction books for treat
mcnt OF birds. &c. Hnmiltons, Y. NJ. C. A. build
ing.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

PEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Nd
III Il broadway, n. Y.
NOTICE TO THE INSURED.
We have this day appointed Me~Ssrs y n CLARKE
h OO. our Agents, Room No. =. 81. Cloud Building,
Washington. H. l., and respectfully solicit the coa-
ALFRED ROwELL.
je1Dlw Gpneral Agent
National Republican., 1877-07-04
EVERY P .I,SoS's HAIR

needs occasionally sCm, oleaycnous application to
Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; II keeps the
hair son and glossy and mparts to 1t strength and
vitality IS aud 20 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
BRoKES Lors ur SuoI

TAxE care OF your carpets. blankets and firs;
use Harris powder
National Republican., 1877-07-04

or BKoKES SrTrs,
Short coats. aiSn. ElsExAS BRos..
Corner OF Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

LARGEST VARIETY and cheapest gas.fx xture hous,
In Washington. Hamilton's Y. N. &. A. building
National Republican., 1877-07-04

81.
i5.stripc duck vest. al 81; former price. $50.
EIsEMAS BKos., corner OF seventh aud K streets.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
TEETH RUINED By N.GLEcI

cannot be restored. Young people remember this !
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
II will preserve your teeth from decay, aud keep
them sound clean and white through life. . and
50 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

~ SEYMOUR. DuTT0S & co. ARCHITECT4
Cs Civil and Mechanical Engineers. northwest
corner OF seventh and q streets. oppuste northeAS
OF Patent Ofiice, Ie0lm
National Republican., 1877-07-04

best and cheapest street hose In the market, at
Hamilton's, Y. ~ G, A. building.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

$50 BOYS sur; former price 81, at KArzKS-
sTEiSs $40 seventh street
National Republican., 1877-07-04

Je2.iu,
National Republican., 1877-07-04

for gent. ladies' misses boys children and infants.
at aud below co>t, to close them ont. These goods
consist In part OF Burt's Gray's and many other
frst-clnss makers at r. 8. GARTRELLs
80 seventh street corner Of l.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

Ask your grocer for Hart's insect powder; take
no other.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

BOYS JACKErs,
or broken suits, $50 EIsENAS Bros.
Corner Of Seventh aud 4 streets.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
Coon AnNIcE.

LAWN srRIsKLk fountains and vases at Ham
ilton's, Y. NJ c. building
National Republican., 1877-07-04

MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,
Nl AT THE SPACIOUS
MUSIC HALL, ~. NINTH STREET
Tipfis received al al times.
80 send tor circular.
Oc5- -FNWiims q. H. BULLARD DiTectn
National Republican., 1877-07-04
OuIRk's IaiSu TIA

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness
sick headache. sour stomach vertigo, constipation.
and all diseases arising from disordered stomach
OF liver is sold by all druggists 2o cents per pack
age-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

EARTH cioSErs best In u>e at Hamilton's, Y. N.
C. A. building Ninth and d streets
National Republican., 1877-07-04

u w ~"
The MARY WASHINGTON will make three trips
shall Hall
Carriages will be In waiting ni the springs to convey
pas,rngrrs to Mount Vernon Mansion.
Fare only any cents for the round trip, and privi-
Icge OF returning on any trip.
ociock In the morning, and at and o'clock In the
evening.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY wASHISUTOS
can be chartered for Excursions by applying
bnard or to u. y. ArtEE Agent, ut No. Bl} seventh
street. opposite the Patent ONCE -
=. IT, TROTH,
les President Ur Company,
National Republican., 1877-07-04
PROBATE COURT.
BefOre Register Webster,

In re estate OF James Mccullough: petition Of Hes
ter q. Daily filed. Inn last will and testament
Of william u. Butts order OF publication made.
proven and admitted To probate. In re estate of
William Northedge motion for extension Of time
testament of =. d. Luthers fully proven and ad
mittcd tn probate In re estate Of J. NJ Moore, de-
ceased: order appointing Lucinda Moore admins
trntrix. In rc estate of Johnathan Greaves decree
appointing William Kennedy administrator. In re
estate Of William Bannon decree appointing Pat
rick Brennan administrator, mn Mary Gal:
lard guardian; petition for further loan Of 81 500
on minors real estate. Last will Of Mary Cody;
order Of publication.
Adjourned until Thursday at II O'clock
National Republican., 1877-07-04
ITO. FOR A GLORIOUS FOURTH.
BALTIMORE AND HOLLY GROVE,

srecNl trains TO hnimore. Leave Washington .. .,
gsD and 10 a. M Special arrangements have beeu
made with the Maryland Steamboat Company 10 carry
paSsengrrs TO Holly drove every hour. k,undtrlP
tickets 10 Bainore. slo to be had at the depot and
principal hotels Tickets To Holly Grove, i, cents
eNlra. TO be had on the cArs. See pnsiers. lNs-Ms
National Republican., 1877-07-04

Inc IOlloWinB papers IN Relation TO real eS-
tate transactions were filed with the recorder
yesterday:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
r., ". Downman aud ". A: Gordon, trustees. to
Christian Heurlch for S3,Od6i0 lots s and o. square
ll6. J. y. Kendall and wife 10 Richard Contee for
5000, part OflOt IL, square 69l W. C. Offutt to
Richard Contee for 5000 part OF lot l5 square 693
+. ". Green to sarah A. Presbrcy for s915OO lot !,
square ;Gl otis !. PrcSbrey tU +. NJ. Green for
sJlOJ lot ~ block 4, and lot g. block y, of Hall
Evans subdivision Of Meridian Hill. Nixon
lrower to Webb and Dyer for ST. part Of square iSS
Davis Il CallRn to W. B Jackson for 5000 lot ~,
square 1913. Augustus Joy to VIM; N, Ward for
9iSLl6 lot o. square T75 David Gallup to Newton
Case for sl6iO, lots 3 L. 25 &C. 2s ~, 80, 81, S2
49, "a and 35, square 80.
DEEDS or TRUST,
Tho president aud directors of Georgetown Col
lege TO N, Y, Morris and 9. Y, Hamilton, to secure
Charles W. Hoiflnann $500, the estate Of Joshua
aud Jane Bateman and old tan yard property, cor
ncr Of Lang and Second streets, Georgetown, W
Mundenhall to u, II. Warner and g. l.: Prentiss 70
secure q. T. Simmons 500 lot X, In Lees subdl'
vision. square 273, Chris. Butts trustee, to Lewis
Kentz and A. X. Brown, to secure the GermAna
Fire Insurance Company $1,000, lot 0, block 90
National Republican., 1877-07-04

HrALrHruL rEEr-Dr. White, opposite willard's
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FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
steamer can be chartered for excursions. je;
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
DOPOLIO

PoroLio
lie,
No Is a positive cure for kidney and liver COM
plants aud kindr,I diseases, such as sick headache
chills and fever ,SU,
IOpoo No. S powerful vItAiLlng tonic aud m
entctive ren.''r iUr bronchitis, asthma pulmonary
diseases, Aih GrbihIy. fT,ce o. per bottle. For ssu
by all dTuagStA. Aptu
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jeo)iw

NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day formed q limited
partnership In pursuance of the Revised Statutes Of
the Cnitt- STATES relating to the District OF Columbia
concrrning limited partnerships
The name or firm under which snld partncrshtp
to be conducted IL WEIGH BRO1ltERs the busi.
he transacted N the Manufacturing OF Flour ~
the Columbia Mills" In Georxetown. In the DISTRICT
OF fCoinbln, and the selling the hOur and the buytnG
grain from which to manufacture the same. The
nantes and residences OF all the general and special
partners Interested therein follows. Edward T.,
weich. James II. WEIGH and Rosia W. WEIGH. each Of
whom resides IN said Georyeio~n. are the general
partners, and Edward q. Jones. who resides In tho
city and state OF New York IA the special partner.
The said special partner has contribui-i. In c,sh.
twenty five thousand dollars capital to the
stock The partnership Is to coIIlnence the 81 of
July 1877, and TO terminate the n of July, sTs
EDWARD i. wElLW.
JAMES ~. wElIE,
ROeSlA W. WHICH.
EDWARD q. JUSES
National Republican., 1877-07-04

SHERMAN HOUSE-A FlRST.CLASS PRIVATE
- HOTEL. lsooms en- suite or single. First class
table hoard at " per week sSj per month Nos sl3
and 2ls Third street lust above pennsylvanlA avenue
number OF elegant rooms ut popular prices. mhlsI
National Republican., 1877-07-04

DooRs Asp WINDOW sCErExs All kinds at Ham.
iltons, Y. NJ. Z. A. building.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
EXCURSIONS.

EICURSIOSS.
THE PALATIAL BARGE, "cocEADE CITY,.
CAPTAIN HARPER)
VIII make a trip down the river
EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
Leaving the wharf nj y. m, sharp returning at
Tickets q cents. Children, 10 crnts.
No bar on board.
Ror charter apply to
J. J.BRADLEY ADAMS,
Jystf secrvtafy.
National Republican., 1877-07-04

A GRAND EXCURsIoS-oNLY s.5G chill
"a drrn half rrlcr-to Norfolk, Va, and T.turn on
beard OF the tlnp steamer JANE MOSELEf. leaving
washington, nom the foot OF sixth ire-t wharf, on
MONDAY, July 70, 1877, at o'clock In the evening,
9clock under the management Of tho trustees OF the
IrlHBt
National Republican., 1877-07-04
ITOHNs HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
BALTIMORE

The Programme OF Studies for the year beginniss
Sent Is 1877 will he sent on application je truJv
National Republican., 1877-07-04

SILVER WARE
This stock must be closed out Immediately at = SAC
rifice, preparatory to removal to u smaller store.
P. LIBBEY
Jeselm ~ seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-07-04
CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Justice Humphreys.
Suits Entered,
BUYING AND BORROWING.
Deeds, Releases and Deed. Of Trust Placed
on Record.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following papers in relation to real es-
tate transactions were filed with the recorder
Yesterday:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

courts that mechanical equivalents cannot he ir;s
upon IN Inventions which consist Of the nero
ment Of old devices.
The came seems to HE to be tho case with re,,ra
to the purpose for which combination IS ipve5,aS
The invention of new device is in general patento
without reference to the object it is designed 70 =,
complisb, and is good against any subsequent inva"
ton OF the same device designed for any other obe
But it seems to me that this is not neccssariIv finn
where the invention is merely of 4 conb;n.,ia.
of old devices. In ouch inventions tho nur1o,~
aimed at, the form of the structure its porfaLg,,
non-portabeness, whether it is to be used az fv
ture, or carried in the hand, are elements yb;,b
though any one of them mi gh not determine its cbar
acer with reference to another invention CT comb.
nation OF devices, yet altogether might unite to con
stitute it different instrument.
repeat however, that 10 not with to be coosi!
cred as concluding myself tho court in its da,,
Ut the final hearing. 1t is suficicn. for me 70 saw
that tho complainant has not made prima iacie c.
so strongly in his favor as to warrant the court il
awarding preliminary injunction; and the motion
is therefore denied. The order denying .ho ,no,i5,
will also dissolve the temporary restraining orIe,
which was granted on the Sh Of August, and put til,
defendant under bond to account for the number @
instruments manufactured By him and his ,ecep:
from their sale.
The bond of the defendant must also be given IL.
reference to the great number Of suits which en-
painant may be obliged to bring in the even. 81
decree in his favor at the final hearing.
Judge Hughes fixed The penalty of the boz,
at $50 O00
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08
Theirs Funeral.

PARIS, Sept. S-a. m.-Deputatioos from
many provincial towns have arrived here, and
others are expected. Large plumbers are also
here from the provinces to witness the funeral
of NJ. Theirs. Many Eogish visitors arc here
with the same Object Notwithstanding the
weather is rainy great crowd has already COL
lected outside his late residence in the Place
St. George and adjoining streets. The attitude
of the archbishop of Paris has provoked much
remark NJ. Paul Rcuusah, on behalf Of Nj.
Theirs family, waited on him for perml:soa
TO have the service at the Madeleine instead Of
at the Parish Church of Notre Dame dc I.orette.
The Madeleine, with it's surroundings, Was the
only spot spacious enough for the thousands
who will follow the procession. Notra Dame
de Lorette has little space around it, and it is
small, without extended frontage. An ordl-
nary funeral tlocks up the street, and whatever
may be done,it will be difficult to avoid fright
ful crush in the limited space assigned to the
procession. Archbishop Guibert declared his
readiness to oficiatc al the lnvalides or Mad,.
leinc bad il been State funeral, but refused
to sanction change of parish for the unofficial
burial. Happily the procession will move from
the church by the Rue Lepelleter. Along the
inner boulevards to the Chateu dEau. and
thence by the Boulevard Voltairc to Pcrc La
Chaise, route Of about two leagues, and even
this space will scarcely accommodate the multi
tude which will be collected. The police have
taken great precautions, and the head Of that
department has given the srictest ipjuuctions
to his subordinates to prevent an excess OF zeal
endangerng the general tranquility.
PARIS, Sept So p. NAT $3.50 o'clock
the police cleared the Place St. Georges and
the streets adjoining the church. The cortege
left the Place at noon 10 the following order -
Bearers Of the orders and decorations worn by
the deceased, masters Of the ceremonies, fami-
ly of the deceased; Senator'S, ex Deputies, mem
bcrs of the French Academy. members of the
Academy of Moral aud Political Sciences, other
classes of the Institute, the Council General of
the Seine, Populations from various councils,
general and municipal councils, Populations
from Auziu, other deputations, and invited
friends of the deceased. The open hearse,
drawn by six horses, on which the cofin rested,
was covered with palm branches, wreaths of
flowers immortelles and tri colored bows and
rosettes. The whole route was lined by az i'm.
mense number of people, notwithstanding the
rain. The shops were closed and displayed on
their shutters placard. bearing the words,
National mourning Perfect tranquility
prevails everywhere. The rain ceased at one
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The New York Graphic says THAT there is
now 90 moro mistake about it. Better times
are not only coming but have actually come.
Everything promises better fall and wicter
trade than We have had for the last four years.
We not only have enormous crops, but it is
settled that there will be market for them Oh
the other side OF the water at very good prices.
Coal has advanced, aud tho best authorities
believe that it is not likely to fall back to the
old figures. Merchants, everywhere, vino are
out OF debt. are preparing for the largest do
maud they have known for years. There is a
general feeling of confidence in all commercial
quarters Bottom prices have been reached,
and With proper legislation by Congress there
is scarcely doubt but that there will be large
and profitable business transacted during the
coming year." So mote it be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

TIE MoFFErT REGIsTER.-Judge Hughes,
10 the u. S. Circuit Court, delivered to day an
able opinion everything the motion for a pre-
Iiminary injunction, and lssovng the restrain
Jog order 10 the Moffet register case, the effect
Of which will be the continued manufacture of
the registers, and their use, for the purpose Of
collecting the State revenue. This decision, al.
though upon preliminary question, practical
Iy determines the whole case. SO far as tho
Court is concerned, and the State authorities
will doubtless proceed with renewed zeal 10
executing the provisions of the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

A Free Trade Conference assembled yester-
day at Saratoga, at which Nathan Appleton
presided and David Dudley Field, Parke God
win and Horace White were the committee on
resolutions. Their report. which was adopted,
attributes the hard times in the United States
to the protective tariff. The formation of free
trade leagues is recon nended to urge the revi-
sion of our commarcia treaties with foreign ma.
tons aud the restoration Of the reciprocal treaty
with Canada. The resolutions declare that by
the laws preventing the people from cbesply
building or ad7autageousy buying ships, our
marine, which was becoming the first 10 the
world has been almost swept from tho seas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08
The President mt Home.

FREMONT, OHIO, Sept. S.-President Hayes
and family had a comfortable night ride from
Marietta here. They took breakfast on the
train, and arrived at half past nine o'clock. At
Bellevue and Clyde large crowds Of people
came to the stations 10 get glimpse of the
President, who appeared 90 the rear platform
and saluted them as he passed. At the depot
here a crowd of several hundred old neighbors
and citizens greeted him. Most of them shook
hands with the whole family and expressed
great pleasure at seeing them after six months
absence. Mr.. Webb Hayes had the family
carriage at the depot and drove the party to
the residence, about half mile from the depot.
They fond all well at home, and were delight
ed to get back to the quiet of their own private
residence. They will remain here in quiet re-
tirement until Tuesday, when the President
and Mrs. Hayes will so 10 Dayton to attend
the ceremonies at the Soldiers Home.
Washington specials say Indian Commission
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The Baltimore Gazette contends that the
victory Of Mr.. Cornell over Mr.. Hayes and bis
entire Cabinet is something more than q per.
soual triumph; for the issue between them 10
voyed the essential principle of civil service re-.
form as defined by the President, and the de.
feat of the latter necessarily implies the defeat
Of his policy.