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New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
STEAM on STREET E1ILROADS.

The officers of the Third Avenue Railroad
COMPANY stated yesterday that experiment of using
team upon their line would not DE made tomorrow as
announced DELAY has been Occasoncd in the selection
Of the motors to be used and several days Will yet eaIse
before the new motive power will De applied.
The trial trips on the Third Avenue Road viii be made
from the Sxtv-ffh-strect Depot 13Otstrcet. Har-
lem the most quetpart of the road. The motors will be PAT
OH the track at the sixty d'trcct Depot and run down
to the City Hall whence the Mayor Adermn ami invited
guests will be taken special train over the entire
length Of the road the intention Of the Company,
should the venture prove successful to use the motors
exclusively upon their line from the depot 20 13Oths, and
horses upon the other Of the road II is arrang
ment should be effected time could be made upon
about one third Of the entire rUad. IL IS thought by
some Of the officers that Will ntualy be used on
the ThIr.i-ayruuc Line IA down ainc Copc Union,
but il CERTAIN taat after the rsi irp 10 the CliY ia"
further attempts VIII be made 10 run cars ny sc'sh
through the BOWcry and Chat. INST.
The superintendent OF the J. ghtb Avenue Railroad
stated 10 TRIBUNE reporter, tna the Company would
cerfa avail itself OF the privilege o using steam M
no distant tnr. lie Tatcr objected - tue PIlidepla
cars which tho sine is placed under the noo ASIDE
from the fears might pc aroused among hosr iq
ing IN the same with engine, he thought that II
was inconvenent to turn load oi passengers iuto IN
street in ease the engine should nrch sght repairs
which could be attended to by RAISING Opr oi the
car Furthermore unless none except steam ears cod DC
used on lie road. faster time could ne made than tht
horse now make. with this latter point III view" nc
preferred ihe a dummy engine drawing "A tram Of
Two or more cars. circumstances mig demand. a
which he Thought could be proved feasible on the
upper portion of the road.
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nearest place that he would call town in the North
will be perhaps 30 miles away. The natives VIII
tell him that 1t is the heaithiest country III the
world but he will have his misgiviugs when he sees
that they all look yellow and cadaverous They
assure him that the Summers are more agreeable III
Florida than in the North, but he learns that most
of them who can afford the expense go North every
Summer.
From observations which admit have been quite
limited. conclude that. when fair balance Is
struck between its advantages and its dlsadvan-
tageS Eastern Florida cannot be said To he an at
tractive field for Northern immigration. To one
class of people, however, it offers an inducement
that outweighs all its drawbacks-l mean to those
afflicted with pulmonary disease. For them there is
the promise of restored health and long life here and
all the objections have urged arc as nothing COM
pared to the happy results that so often follow an
escape from the SHOWS and winds of Northern
Winter residence here is almost sure 10 cure con-
sumption in its earlier stages and there is almost an
even chance of recovery for those whose lives could
not be prolonged than year or two If they re-
NAMED in the North. Florida is the great santa
rum for people afflicted with the scourgo of north
ern lattudes but there many parts of the coun-
try preferable for healthy men and women to emf
crate to- E.V.s.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
4 OUARREL or BANK ROBBERS.
ONE TURNS STATES EVIDENCE AND REVEALS M
PORTANT FACTS.

ONE TURNS STATES EVIDENCE AND REVEALS M
PORTANT FACTS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 1O.-lD the trial OF
the bank ou glars to-day Nm. ID. Euson lock expert
testified TO connection Win tue prisonctswhe travelling
salesman for Herring Coz safe makers In the Fan oI
1873 he formed a partnership with CUnnors, Scott anu
Dunap to discover chances for hank robbery and make
preparations and share in the spoiis. Edson received
II 900 FROM robbery of the bank at quincy, l ana
$500 from Ptsou, Pa. The made an unsuccessful
two months attempt EmIra, and Berry was sent 70
the Pentcniary it, They also made an unsuccessful
attempt on the Long Island National Bank, the
FIRST National OF Saratoga, the Covngton Kentucky;
the Rockville Connecticut tie Syracuse, tc Nantucket T.
Massachusetts, and the First National OF Northampton
wLere they bored holes but met distractions. Edison
also examined the BaRk at Wilkes0arre, Pa, but 10
att, mpt at robbery made Edison reported weak
ness IL the vault OF the Northampton Bank in August
1873 aud Obtained an impression of the keys. The
securities stolen concealed in Northampton for a
fortnight after the robbery Edison Received $1,000. and
negotiated with the Bank for the return OF the secutes,
the Bank offering 100000. HIS partners charging hnn
wi treason and refusing to make division, he turned
states evidence.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
THk AMERICAN POPULAR EXPOSURE.
ONLY PART OF THE FRAUDS YET DIsC0VERED-
THE RECEIVERS INVESrGiTIoNs.

ONLY A PART OF THE FRAUDS YET DISCOVERED
THE RECEIVERS INVEslGiTIoNs.
Receiver Laurence stated yesterday that 1t
would require not less than year fuly to investigate
the affairs o the American Popular Life Insurance com
pany But already he had obtained unmistakahle evi
denccs fraud and perjury the part of the officers The
disclosnrcs published in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, showing
false statements year after year. pretended issues OF con
ditional certificates OF stock by the directors to themselves
peures about the purchase Of bonds-all these things
the Receiver considered only small part OF the frauds
that ne VIII uncarth. The system OF the issue OF caphl
stock by the directors TO themselves and OF placing the
own certificates of deposit in the treasury IA cash sur
plus was used by the directors for number of years
As stated Yesterday this issue OF capital stock was IN
varahly made by the directors just previous 10 te t
at which was requ red that their annual report snoud
he submitted the State Superintendent of insurance
Shortly after tho opening OF the new year. thi9
stock was purchased by the directors from them
selves and thus the books were balanced The
State Superintendent, upon examining tho annua
repors of the company, only that certain amount
OF certificates claimed TO be In the Possession OF o
officers and they made oath to the truth OF their
report The transaction in which the directors sold 10
w. W. sharpe one the directors Of the company just
prior to the annual report Of the company, properly
which was alleged to be valuable, but which III
reality consisted OF accounts, plates and other
articles of little no value, seems To nave
been only repetition OF n sale made by the
company 70 the person in tho previous year In
1874 Mr. Sharpe purchased the same kind OF property
for the same amount, $4,000 and few months later
after the report Of the company had been sent to rhe SUI
peuteudent the property returned by Mr.. sharpe
The books OF the company show 'hat the system OF BOOK
keeping only tended to hide iraud but was aso
clumsy and careless IN scf MANY of ne entries We're
left part ally ndstnct doath list see"S 70 have been
Kept the company Jnd tins omission d'NOFes great Ia
boz unnn the receive and his a>sistauts
1he receiver continued Yesterday his investigation into
the hooks of the company he Will not he able Tor
geVp d
II is his intenton to make nothing public which hgnies
ana statements in the books of the Conplny VIII not iy
proyc Mr. Laurence that he has peIsoha echHN
against Dr. Lambert President OF the American Poput
He never met DR.. Lambert unit, after MS apolnthl.
receiver Dr. Lambert then came Ia nm ana frquestu
mm in investigating thc. fairs o. tie couccr 10 Iook
unop matters in as favorable light as possible MI
Iawrcce declares that he governed 10y no 0ther m'uNc
than deter1nn To do Justice to all persons con
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
FRANCE BUYING LARGE SUPPLIES.

SECRET AGENTS IN CHICAGO AND THE WEST oPER-
ATING on LARGE SCALE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 10.-Ihe Inter- Ocean to-
morrow morning will publish, fact. that during the
mast fortnight secret agents from the French Govern
meut have arrived in this city, whose presence here is
known 10 few In France aud to fewer here. They
have secretly contracted with large firms Of Chicago
packers for immense quantities OF army supplies
The contracts specify not only the quantity and
quality OF the supplies, but the manner Of
their preservation and the amount OF ratiOns in
each package condensed soup capable Of preservation
for long period, aud OF speedy preparation, has been
contracted for. Similar agents have been IN few other
of the large cities OF tins country, and IN Canada.
Euoush food has been ordered t. Sustain large array
durin a long campaign Inc Inter Cccdu considers these
operations significant view OF tnc condition OF affairs
In Western E.lTope.
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ties and decided that procession be attempted II
members will, however, attend divine service.
THB STUDY or LANG UAGE.
MEETING or THE PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN BiLrI-
MORE.

MEETING or THE PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN BALTf-
MORE.
BALTIMORE, July 10.-The American Philo-
logical Association began its ninth annual session at
Johns Hopkins University Hall this afternoon. About
thirty professors and ngusts from colleges and Ds-
tons OF learning present In the absence OF tho
President-Prof. s. g. Haldcman, OF the University Of
Pcnnsylvana-Prof B. L. Gidersleeve, Of Johns hop
kns University presided In consequence Of the absence
Of the Secretary Prof Samuel Hart Prof j. NJ Garnett
President Of st. Johns College, Annapolis, Nd a-
pointed Secretary pro John L. Morris President Of
Board OF Baltimore, delivered address Of
welcome, which replied to by Prof. Gilderseeve.
New members were elected follows. Prof Austin
stickncy. late Of Trinity College. Hartford, Conn tho
Rev. r. W. Fedner, Phhpsburg " j.; Prof. y. T. Web
ster Norfolk Val Charles C. Bates, Plymouth Mass the
Rev c. Nelson, d. d. VcePrncipal, St. Johns College,
Annapolis Pro-. L. g. Holden Washington, d. c. Tho
Treasurer reported balance OF 655 0l in the treasury.
Papers were read Temporal coincidence Of tho
arlst parcipe with the primary verb" by Prot. T. c.
Merriam. Of Columbia College; 1.-THE single form in the
Italian" by Prof Stickney, late of Trinty College, Hart
fort a comparative OF the accounts Of Eschy
aud HerodOus OF battle Of Sam- and succeeding
events" by f. q. shler Fellow OF the Johns Hopkins Uni
yersity.
At the evening session Prof Haldeman presided and
papers read Rhyme In Greek and It.u Prose-"
by Prof. j. B Fueling. Of the University of Michigan
"sIrd aud SOnaut," by Prof. W. j.. Whitney, of Yale
Cyprus" by Prof Fisk p. Brewer, OF the University Of
south Carolina
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
BRITISH NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

LONDON WtUntsudY, JUIy ID Io'''
The Neirs has an article i'll which appears the
folowng "THc Admiralty have given orders to urther
strengthen the Mediterranean squadron by the addition
OF the ShannOu which Will be ready in August, and the
Temcrare which will be ready almost immediate
w. and Is tine most formidable sea-gong iron
cad in commission, carrying four twenty-five ton guns
They also seem to intend dispatch either the Ihun-
erer or Dreadnougt should hydraulic gear for load
uig guns prove satisfactory.
dispatch to Ihe Neios from Portsmouth says: at Is
expected the Hercules, lately serving flagship in tie
Slcditcrranean will DO prepared for sea Us soon as
possible"
[For other foreign see frst page. !
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p Q ST s G r iP T,
3:I5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.

FRAUDS Observation-Disclosures STEAMERS SENT TO
THE DANUBE
LONDON. Wednesday, July IL, 1877.
The ST. Petersburg GaIos announces that FRAUDS
have been discovered in the Commissary Department
of the Danube army to the amount of $l5OOOO.
There is no doubt that the Turks have given up
the defense of the the whole line of the Jantra
Twenty Turkish steamers have arrived at the
mouths of the Danube TO hamper communication
with the troops III the Dobrudja, and to prevent
them from advancing. The Russian Governor OF
Tultcha has laid down torpedoes i'll the estuary. Inc
Russians entered the town of Blela unopposed.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
WADE HAMPTON IN VIRGINIA.

SALEM, VA. July 10.-Gov. Hampton ar-
rived here to-day and Is guest at the Lake Spring
Hotel where his daughter brothers, sisters and other
members Of the family soouniug. Al y. m nc WAS
seraneded, and response made short address, In
which he expressed his appreciation OF the bond Of sym
pathy which has existed between the Old Dominion
and tue Palmetto state. lie would bear back to his
this greeting recognition OF the peaceful vic
tory achieved In 6outh Carolina lie has accepted al
Invitation TO visit Koanoke College tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
ANOTHER BROOKLYN BOARD EcoyoMzryG.

ANOTHER BROOKLYN BOARD ECOSOMIZISG.
The Brooklyn Board of Education at its
meeting last evening reOrgauized by the election OF off,
for the next fiscal year. +. j. Whtlock was chosen
President for the ninth time. James Murphy was
elected Vice President George A. W Stewart Secretary;
j. H. Wilson, Assistant Secretary r. ID. Clark, Depot
Clerk for the Eastern Dstuct; l.. l.. White, for the
Western District and II. o. Dyer Messenger. The pay
of saarrd officers reduced In the aggregate rl,6Oo
the following proportions Superintendent % Build
ngs from - 900 S3,6OJ Secretary, from S2,1OD 10
- 400 Assistant Secretary and two Depot CicrSs from
81 $40 t. 81 i4O each Messenger from ~ O-D To r5OO
superintendent OF Ventilation, from II 300 to $1,000
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
MORE TURKISH OUTRAGES.

NmNHA, Tuesday, July 10, IoI1.
The TdgsbidH publishes shocking accounts of
atrocities committed by the Circassans and Bashi-
Bazouks after the regulars had evacuated the Dob
rutja. At Koresti every Christian house was pll-
laged and many persons wounded, including some
clergymen. At another place the Mayor OF a Ger
man colony, named Ba.zer, was killed before tie
eyes of his wife and child. Some other German
Protestants were killed, and the murderers sacked
Protestant church. Three colonies are entirely de-
a.rfnI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
Ex-srpEEINTENpENr MArsELEs ILLNESS.

Ex-Superntendent Matsell, who met with an
accident a few days ago, still in critical condition
YESTERDAY Dr. j. II. Wood, Dr. Sands, and other phys
clans held consultation the forenoon aud came to
the cone uson that there was immediate necessity for
amputating the injured limb. They will meet again to-
dav Nh Mnt~ehs illness is due To small piece of brick
which was lying the siOop o. his ace Oi business al
No 237 Broadway where alterations are being mad H.
eudeayoi1ng up the stOoE hc stumbled over th'
brick but ought no more about IT, on arriving home
that foot swollen and srHEled, and the
injury has become very seilOus.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
THE TITLE To MARE IsLAND.

SAN Francisco, Cal, July 1O.-One Col.
soulden about to begun suit against the United States
to obtain possession Of Mare Island, used by the
Government = Navy Yard. The plaintiff alleges that
the title Of the United States 10 the Island, which
originally Mexican grant, Is unsOund, aud tnat he holds
the valid title The Third District Court has granted
tue plaintiff order perpctnate tne testimony OF Wit
nesses who numerous aud are scattered over the
state The following counsel will appear FOR the pantih
Judge jeremiah :. Black and Gen. Albert Pike, Wash
Ingtun. aud Messrs Miner NJ. Noon aud AyarcdO, OF
Lptn .taa,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rrcroort Housc-Senator J. Donald Cameron, OF
Pennsylvania, aud captain Hams. Of ne seaisP W
EYL 1re1ue Naturalization. sir IL. Noiihalo
eySenaisr Harris o Louisitna and Henry -. @
Toson Windsor Hoft-EN GOV W - W T,as r. ~
rossacbn.etts Gpand Contr1i HOtet-Bl-hop h"nas r.
IInirckson of Providence. Gsey H0ase-6Gn I'm
fon Il : Army Holman Rctsc- PrOt MafS Btlel ~ Wv @,om
IIayen lie itev Or J. Ireland Tucker OF iroy ma [
Tor p,nie T. Wood Neic-l0Tk iigft-JW'so
hagcns ~ ora Of Oh fornia clarendon Hot-Signor g.
Verdi Of Milan Italy, 81 Nda1s Hotst,, ana 'o" I1
sioner CnrIsto. her Mabiath OF oneida n J. hu ~, ~.
IA Tck OF Omaha .HOtI Buns~iek-Gen simohs oi Sou"
Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND MR.. HAYES.

CONCORD, n. II. July 10-The Republican
members of Legislature hed caucus this evening.
The question of passing resolutions commendinS the
National Administration came up and freely
discussed IL was reported that the sentiment was
In favor ot sustaining tic policy of President Hayes,
though ,ng speeches made against IT, No action
was taken the matter but II is probable that resou
tons will be offered when the subject up in the
II
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
MORE TROOPS NEEDED.

GEN. HOWARD FIANKED-JOsEPH GAINING REIN
FORCEMENTS.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The following dis
patch was received to-day: Fort Lapwai Jdly @, via
Walla-Walla, July 10.
J. Q. Smith, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
The hOstiles nave forced way past our cavalry and
are now az KamiaE on their TO Bitter Root Their
success has Induced other Indians join in small bands
More troops needed.
(Signed) A. f. WATKINS Inspector.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
"An Old Harvard Man, writes to TIE New

An Old HarVard Man" Wr1tes TO IHR NEW-
YORK TRIBUNE in relation 10 the between Capt
Bancroft and the press, bat he talks ali "pudtis
utandiJuG" Tint ls not the kind Of Latin the fresh
water" colleges teach.-lBoston Herald.
Deacon Jones, just deceased, had a very red
nose widow thought IL rather personal In tie min
ister To begin his discourse, Another aiming light has
been taken from our congregation"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
CAMp-mEErING Ar ROUND LAKE.

Round Lake, N Y, July, 10. The great
Union Evangehstic Camp-meetng and Temperance Con-
here to-day Large numbers OF people
attendance The to-day unusual inter-
est Rev. DIR. Il. W. Levy Of Philadelphia, the Rev.
T. Dewitt Tamagc OF Brook yn and She Rey O. l.. lay
lor, ID. d., will preach tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
THE CAMPAIGN IN ARMENIA.

LONDON, Wednesday, July IL, 1877.
The Times correspondent at Vienna say: Accounts
from Russia acknowledge that the campaign in Asia
is considered to be a complete failure, and will have
TO be renewed
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

A Baltimore belle, just from VasSar College,
when told by the wafer Painters dining-fOOns on
Saturday that thev mad gOOseberrles, exclaimed
what has happened to the gooseP Ihe waiter Wiied
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
EX-GOVERNOR MOVES CoMPLMENrEp

BOARs HEAD, n. H.. July 10.-The guests at the
Bears Head gave reception 20 Ex-Governor Noyes tins
evening aud presented him with elegant gold headed
cane.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

Headache biousness patton. nervousness weakness
dnlnes and melancholy the symptoms OF Dyspepsa ah1
can bee Immediately relieved by using An sKRh IA'1oA
Ant, 80 cents. Depot Is Nesey-sL
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employ him to prosecute the pending against the

slnuBgleFS.
WASHINGTON July 10. 1877.
II has been determined to fcmov" IRON tue serNco
Can't Brackct special agent stationed at New YORK. thc
orIer In he dated rom tolav Adspaic from secretary
Sherman, received ut the Treasury Department. HIS
caused u suspension of The removal.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

A cough neglected may lead to serious con-
sequences PoRrLRs BALsM viii give relief
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTS IN
BROADWAY.
Dam 7Go Noon. 81 - m. 81 win.ght "a
Uighost dunng the hay. 81. ipusst 20
Average II "a. Same day 1876. SO's.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

Holman's Pad is no experiment, and the price
comes within the reach OF all Depot, IS Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
NO ORANGE PROCESSION IN MONTREAL

MONTREAL, July 10.--The Orange Society
totight received dsputaton from the National Soco-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
INU0uPOpATUY

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.
a. Homeopathic Books and Medicines Cases, &C. &c. at
HUMPHREYS, lOJ tutOnsL. and So brOti"@y, Jdst
above Scveuteeuth-st.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases ~ the
y Geuoratye organs radically and speedily cured once
hours g. HENRY A DAM Els. MD. Ia L-Nus' 'Ona'.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Contain nothing injurious 20 the teeth.

THE DEVELOPMENT or GASES
the stomach which heartburn and cp result OF
Indigestion Obviate the difficulty with MILK OF hGNEsA
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

tetter salt rheun and all skin diseases use DR. JSEs
TFRATIyF BY purifying acton on the blood an M stm
lating effect on the absorb IL removes AL obsru
Gors I'm pores Of the sain and enables II 10 maintain
purity
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

As cure for kidney and uruar, complaints NAN Bi shiEK
IEyGORAsT has equal In every form of weak'.- a
dtcuty of tese orgas good eect trdy wonderful
most cf at all times and thorough cure ~
most every case 80 cents; IL Fesey-sL
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

toilet and bath delightfully."- fragrant ant r.re.hing AMI
1r.sfu in the sck room Perfectly Healtlul" "Anayss
Of Messrs Kuhlman. Els and de Wilde the eminent Ffsaca
and Bel gIsn Chemists.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-31

tan force, but Mr. Pieftson attributes these
disagreenents TO d want OF understanding
and, frequently, Of rivalry between them.
The purpose Of Mr.. Pierson is TO aid, gratui-
tously, instead Of interfering with, our police.
and 10 attend only to special cases, with the
sanction and supervision Of the Chief Of
Police.
There would seem 10 be q need of such a
bureau IN New Orleans, when IL Is considered
that our police consists NJ 400 men Of all
grades, only $50 Of whom are on patrol duty,
whilst the remainder are either officers or
specially detailed at the stations, lockups,
committing courts and elsewhere.
To 0 person acquainted with police matters,
II is also evident that larger force Of detee-
lives Is required i'm this city than Is actually
employed, and that there are many cases be-
sides mere police eases daily neoessitating
The assistance Of competent and dis
Greet officers To attend TO them. Still 1t
should not be forgotten that the general
supervision Of any adjunct police force should
be under the supervision of Chief BOyian,
who should alone be the Judge Of the eharae-
ter of cases 10 be intrusted to the bureau.
Under such d plan there could not only be
no rivalry between the bureau and the estab-
lished police, but the community would be
benefited by being more carefully guarded
against theirs and other malefactors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-31
short Efesns.

Forty vehicles were iIapgunded opTuesday
for running without theproper licensees.
The bridge ut the corner Of Peters and
Giennie streets is brokenand in dangerous
condition.
At II o'clock Tuesday night the house Of
Mrs. Higgins, situateI ON Poydra8 stree
between Bertrand and Prisur, was. slightly
damaged by fire.
Twenty-oIts negroes, male and female, were
locked mp in the Fourth Precinct Station,
charged with keeping disofderly house.
b. T. Agtiliard will te tried by q jury Of
his peers, as he is in tteaarus Of the law on
the charge Of having four boxes Of cigars
N his possession supposed to have been
stolen.
When the two skeletorso Of horses that draw
the black maria drop dead, the city fathers
ought to have them stuffed and put On peties-
tails IN some public square, for they have
served their country long and faithfully.