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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
WHY THE POSEOFFICE IS EFFICIENT

THE SECRET OF POSTMASTER JAMESS SUCCESS
CONDUCTING THE OFFICE STRICTLY On BUsI-
NESS PRINCIPLEs-IIIs THOROUGH system OF
EXAMINATIOSs.
"That the Post Office is business institu-
ton and not political machine, said Postmaster James
on Friday when asked by TRIBUNE reporter To give hs
idea of civil service reform. desire for information
To the manner in which civil service rules and business
principles had successfully applied TOT office much
coveted IN the past by politicians for its use aS All elec-
ton machine was Cratled. ave have adopted" SAID
the Postmaster, "a few simple general principles or
rules: First no removals except for cause and after
fair and inn aral trapOltical reasons not bcnS con-
sdered a cause; second, all vacancies by reason Of
DEATH resignation from removal for cause to be filled
from the party controlling the National Administration
only fair think that whatever party Is III control
of the Government should have representation III the
office INT no remoy ais should be made OF capable men
of one party alatOD 10 make room for applicants oil
another third. al appointments to be " the lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
TIE SULTANS SPEECH.

CoNsrASTINOPLE, Monday, March 10, 1871
The sultan, in his speech opening Parliament reviews
Turkeys efforts at reform during recent times He Say
after the Crimean war the country would have begun
new era Of progress and prosperity IL nrges and cul-
pablo agitation had not paralyzed the efforts
Of the Government by Obligng IL to waste
its resources on warlke expenditure. These
causes and bad financial administration forced
the Government the outbreak OF the instruction In
Herzegovina to reduce the interest on the public debt
The Sultan having been called to the throne under the
most difficult circumstances tir.t placed the army Ill a
condition insure the security and independence OF the
country and then devoted all his efforts to internal re-
form by promugating n charter which, following the eX-
ample OF the most civilized States made the nation par
ticpate in tie administration Of pubic affairs
The speech enumerates the measures Tor discuss on
d Irng the session Among them the budget Flee
tOra and Press bills, and bills for the reorganization OF
provincial administration, tribunals, and civil service
The speech especially recommends the adoption of the
financial bills promises that will be taken
To- offer Turkeys creditors the most solid guarantees cOn-
sigcnt vii the urgent necessities OF the Treasury
[F0r other Foreign Ne,cs see First Pdge.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20

overheard by Nelly Brown companion The testimony be-
the showed that the deceased woman WINE III
oxcated fell overheard The jury theeupon returned Ver
dict accidental drowning and the prisoner ana bd"au
Williams and Thomas Williams, who had been detheu d.
witnesses, were discharged.
BROOKLYN.
During the week ending March IL, Registrar
Whitney collected for arrears in taxes 1892 Ol.
The commissions Of the notaries public OF BROOK
Ign expected Secretary Of state Tomorrow They
number between 800 and 400
For the first time since the Brooklyn Theater fire
the 1.-TWO Orphans" played the city last evening
There only about 100 persons Hooy Theler to wit
the play.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman has sued the Grand
street and Railroad Company to recover $1,000
damages for the alleged loss of the OF her right arm caused
by fall from at LOrimer-si.
Mrs. Henry G.. Richardson of No. 1O5 South Ninth
Saturday oxac acid by mistake instead OF epson
salts The accident discovered promptly and magnesis
taken IN time TO prevent fatal effects
Among the ten saloons found open on Sunday last
by Oliver Coer agent OF the Temperance Brotherhood was
kept by Caroline Little. She will be prosecuted
With the others for violation OF the excise law
The Brooklyn Park Commissioners have accepted
proposition from the popretOrs of the NewYork Aquarium
to establish similar aquarium at tho concourse Oh Coney
Island at the end OF the new ocean boulevard
The Hartford Base Ball Club have arrived In
Brooklyn and only await pleasant weather before beginning
practice They made 10 occupy the Union
Grounds this year their headquarters.
At an entertainment Of socialists on Sunday even
ing at Jansens Gemania Hall, speeches were made In Ger
by Winter of New York. and Others eulogstc VI
the Communists and their action In 1871 in Paris.
Max Minner, druggist of No 33 Scholes-st. was
found early hour yesterday morning lying inersble on
Broadway, Watonst He died 10 minutes after.
Srychnne found In his pockets and 1t supposed that
he committed suicide OF business troubles
Frederick A. Conkling real estate broker, was
accused by one Cummings of inserting a
ment a clause binding Cummings to assume $4,000 mort
gage. On this charge Conkng tried yesterday In tho
Court Of Sessions and convicted Of forgery in the third de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
ARRIVAL OF THE PASSENGERS.

The passengers from the Rusand arrived in
This city about 1880 yesterday oy the steamboat
Jesse H5yt Of the Newt ,rscy Southern Railroad Com
p.py from sandy Hook. They lanned AT Pier No. 5
North River The cabin passengers Mrs r. Duyster
aud two children Of this city, Capt f. W. Call OF Maine,
formerly IN command OF the bark Union, ana Otto Dehler
o. Germany Tie 1l3 steerage passengers were ininedi-
aciy transferred Castle Garden The passengers were
accompanied by George Bainbridge the purser OF the
Pasiapd who was detailed 10 look after their welfare
He stated that he unable 10 express any opinion as
10 tie possibility Of saving the vessel OF her cargo as he
had not been upon her he landed on SUNDAY MORN
nc He added that the vessel struck shortly after IL
O'Clock ON Saturday night in binding northeast snow
,tIp and that the were running gh aLd breaking
with much force ON the beach.
C,u; Call who started for Boston soon aiter Ianuihg
cd that when the vessel struck, the Passengers III
~ ling himself were in ped. The UNUSUAL NOISE result
ins rom the pounding OF the vessel Oh 'ne s"Iu
,,scl tl,e passengers, and they went on deck When
, found that the vessel had gone ashore great excite
o., II ureysllod only fOr short time however capt
M uorsey stated TO them the situation, when ther earS
,a,oe siIaved and the best Of order prevailed capt
CT spoke very highly Of the conduct OF the Objects au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
THE CARGO.

Very little could be learned in the city yes
teraay OF the condition OF the Rusland or 10 what eA-
tent eff rts had been made to float her. dispatch was
received during the day, stating that the vessel lay ia IA
easy condition, and il the weather continued favorable,
there were strong hopes OF getting her of without much
delay The wind mad shifted TO the westward, ana the
sea was smooth ARRANGEMENTS were being made 10
discharge the cargo, and lighters held in readiness
10 be sent to the scene of the disaster The following Is
a list OF the cargo, taken nom the ships manifest;
Plate class SOC case, IN lots; window glass l46D3
cases III u lots lG>sN tIt, cases IA lots; clGih
bales old paper, GjO bales IN ) LOTS paving tir, ~
cases plants case paper goods, cases; on pant
mgS mirrors, % cases au!llue, case lTuS'il
Uuc cases cOlOIS. cases ~ lots bone back IL
cases rolled zuc II cases; GrcaSy WOOL u b'cSi IRON
wlIc 900 pieces iystal, - cases; straw goods,
cases brandy, barrel personal effects, &C.. eases
na,ubcs, case: guIhaTTels. case; Mdi 5, case
merchandise, box Hd l case bags, 20 Daies III :
lots sheet iron. cases patty, ton; IRON leaves,
cl,c. chiccOry barrel; sheep TOane, c>co; paper y
,iS.s tartar. u cases church ornaments, for savannah
cases hooks, parcel arms case paper buttons .
cases. silks casg~; ;X % LaiCs; rags AZ GALES III )
lots wine % cShs 10 t,cS and barrel ~ lots; u
tganarne p and 40 packages in lOis insect
IuueUus, II cases aud package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
DEATH or poLlcN-NSpEcroR SPEIGHE

A dispatch was received at Police Head
of Inspector Francis speight of the Fourth Police
District Of this city. He had been suffering
from pneumonia for several days. but his death very
sudden and unexpected, although he had reached an
advanced age. He was native Of Ithaca, ~ y whore
spent the gre part of his b0yhood and carly man
hood. coming city when ~ the prime Of life His
service IN the police force occupied more than qua ter
OF century and he for several yeIrs Captain Of the
Twenty -nnth Precinct.
He was always noted for his daring and les0lu-
ton in emergencies, and distinguished himself by
the most conspicuous gallantry in the terrible
conflicts with the draft rioters in 1868.
His miniscences OF the police battles win the mob
were of exciting interest, and he loved 10 dwell on
Them For the pas three years M has lcl tho place Of
INSPECTOR with credit, Notwithstanding l5 advanced age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Musical Mutual Protective Union will hold ifs
adjourned quarterly meeting At the Aew.Y0rk Turn Halle
No. e., las FUurtiI-st- at p. IA. today.
The tenth anniversary of "SOross~ was cele-
yesterday afternoon al D.imoncIs with the usual
exercises ms, cntcI dinmrut The
OF dies as large.
The lecture OH Nine de StaGl by Prof. Adolf NJ.
Conn be- given az the Charcr Institute morrow
evening has Iuefuie postponed In consequence OF
the sudden death of MI. COan's iatLef
The Tannany s ciefy last evening initiated sew
eral new members, among whom George NAnderpoc
MAJOR Elys private secretary Allan Campbell. Cnis Enh.
Department Ol PGDo Works r. Looms ognry
for The New uiial Iai Cad CVnpaIS,
aud Alderman Patnck Keenan,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
OPPOSITION IN FRONT-sT.
PROPERTY owNEEs DIRECTING 10 THE EAST SIDE
LINE.

Rufus Story of Nos. Z and 9 FrOnt-st has
brought a SUIT against the Ncw-SOIk Elevated Railroad
Company TO stop il building its line the east side
Of toe city, This Hnc starting from whitehall ST., is to
run along FTGnt-st in Of the plaintiffs store, ana
thence through Pearl and other connecting streets 10 ho
Bowcry and Thirdayc. 1he plaintiff derives his title
from Two old grants from the city, dated May 20, the
other Dee p 1878, giving the land under the
shore owners then Doci,-st., which Pearl
The land was flied in, anI Fronsi.-Een led Water
st-was set apart as a by the Ii has never
been acquired By the city, but Is what is known Il
Gedcated street 1t has held that in such streets
the fee OF the street remained the adj AGENT owners,
passing with the lots, subject however, 10 Use by the
public TO which it dedicated. The plaintiff IN this
suit claims that suc. only the ordinary traffic
by passengers and vehicles, and that any other
use OF the street is m invasion OF his property.
lie furtLer claims that the Rapid Transit is Itself
unconstitutional as the Court OF Common Pleas has de-
cidcd and mat he Will be especially injured aside from
the INVASION OF his property in the street. Appended to
his conn liant aidaSlts OF JOhn ". Murphy, Owning
No., 12J ISL, 1873 ana I'D Pearl 81, which ne Nafts az
$500 OOO; OF Henry ~ IaDer 0NuiJg Nos. 49, 1885, and
la pear,t valued nc Sl~OVJD OF FrtJcficd Mead of
Nos I3s and IA PcdIl-st. Va!dsd 40 100000,
Henry H. Hawcy OF Nos. 10 and - Ie"Glst, Jas. L.
Newman OF NO 10 Pcarl-st, valued al s1OOOJ Bcnjd-
min G. Arnold No. 100 Pcarst and French G. LiIie
OF Nos 49, Isl, and ls6 PCarlst, valued az Sl4OOUO
These SET forth the great ana rulnOus INJURY 10 thSr
piOperty the of the street Or the purposes OF an
elevated railroad. An affidavit of Edward NJ shepard
added, stating that the company mas ndue certain at
,nt5 which show an intention 10 bGIlu inc fOal
Jude LarremOre, in Common Pleas Special Term, on
the application Of John Il. Parsons, granted yesterday
these papers an injunction during tue pthency OF he
salt against any WOrk the road III frOnt Ot the plain
ilS premises, saying tnat the recent decisions o his
court The points presented III this SUIT required INN 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
THE LOUISIANA CONFLICT
AN OUTBREAK IMMINENT.

GOV. PACKARD RECRUITING TROOPS AND THREATEN
ING TO RECOVER THE POLICE sTAIoNS-HIS
RECRUITING OFFICERS ARRESTED BY Gov
NICHOLS.
NEW-ORLEAYS, March 10. - The EreniAg
Dji0crat SAYS: Matters are assuming feycrish cast
around the -. Hotel aud things look more than
ever Ike conflict. BY $3.50 o'clock on Monday morn
ing there were gathered about the ST. LOuls-st. and
Royal-st. entrances about a Thousand negroes. who
served TO make tho place pande nonium. These
negroes are evidently from the country aud are here to
ion Packards militia, in recruiting which he is now en-
caged Packard admits that he Will as soon ~ posi-
bile take back the police stations and says he would not re-
main in the bull ling two hours if ne had all OF his arms
back 1t can be put down settled fact that within
very few days at tho futhest Packard VIII break the
nothing but the probable is talked about. 1t Is
arms and all the funds comeatable to he used in Sc
curiny Them They boast down there that they
do not want the troops 10 mterier', and
thew assert that If might makes rSAt they
have might Our citizens should be prepared for the
turning the of gang Of ignorant negroes
led by bad men, for that Is evidently tIe pccy or
Packard The situation is assuming much more OF Il
worile attitude than before since tie 9th Of Jam
nary and tho responsibility of the matter VIII rest
Packard, and the fruits lie viii gather will be most
bitter"
Nclolls's police have arrested some of PaclarPs re-
ctng officers, ana several have been locked up on a
charge of attempting to create riot aud cnltsn- men
TO overthrow the Government OF Louisiana. They VIII
yet "A hearing tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
r Q S T S G RIP r.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE RUssO-TURKIsH NEGOTIATIONS.

The Daily TeIegraph'S editorial summing up
the situation confirms the report that Prince Gortcha-
kos changes in the wording Of the protocol are not
serious. At the same time the negotiations for Russian
demobzaton, on tue success OF which Engands adhe-
sion to the protocol depends are still III progress ana
have not reached practical ssue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN ArcnHc Poiei-ScnatOr George +. liOar OF
Massachusetts, Congressman Eugene Haze Of Maine Con
gresham George W. Hendee Of Vermont and Claricmagne
oNer of Philadelphia HOFFMAN JOase-Gen. stewart IN
Vct 4. ). Army. Wesiai mister HCtt John H. Cough u
Worrcster Mass York B1te'-PrOt john FORSYTH OF
Wesf pont As,Jr HOusc-Wilm I. ScruggS recently u
s. Minister Colombia aud H. !. Calling OF hartford 81
Nf'tIls J0r'J de r. W. Barley OF washington, Neffo
po,an Hoiei-Mayor G. Il. Par,ons of Rochester Eisey
Commander Frederick Rodgers, L. \ Navy.
Uiador HoeD r. Vail President OF The Troy End Boston
Railroad IT0ei BrYnvD,ck-Maor George T. Bar
stow T. s. Army BrcUoOH HoUse-Ber1ainin +. Cheney OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
SPECIALIZING WITH BANK FUNDS.

Troy, n. Y, March ia. ID. Powers was
appointed receiver of the Bank OF Lansngburg by Judge
Ingalls, Saturday last. The liabilities OF the bank are
$3.50 900, and the nominal assets II 30 600 The sls-
pension Thought To have been causcd by Speculation in
New Jersey Central ana other railroad s0eAs Great
excitement exists ia LInsiug3urg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
A GREAT TURKISH CRISIS FEARED.
LONDON, Tuesday, March 20, 1877.

The Vienna dispatch to The Times says that
simultaneously with good news from the West comes
bad news from the East The intelligence in regard TO
the popular feeling in COnsantnople indicates state OF
things which experience has proved to be tue precursor
of a o,reat crfsis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
FROH THE HONORABLE TIITRLOW WEED,

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AFTER USING THEM FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
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full confidence IL Is no less pleasure than duty thankful
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with the desired effect The Ready Relief cannot bet
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frequently freely, almost invariably nding prOn
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
DR., RiDWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

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the stomach Ever bOwe kidneys bladder nervous
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peps. riOIsness biOds fever inflammation OF the Uowe
piles al deranCements OF the internal Vscora Warranted
PEiCE Is CENTS PER Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20

CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds repaire,
promptly by Metropolitan Washing Machine Co.. 80 Cotand
Al y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20

If your hair is falling out, and you begin to
dread badness try at once DR. JAMES HAIR ToSc. IL
stimulates the scalp and the growth
also useful dressing the hair gives
It a conely appearance besides Strengthening IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20

SPECIAL observation-disclosures Spring
HAT for inspection and sale at 2l2 Broad
way and Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20

LUNDBORG's PERFUMES are commended fC
ther uoioacy and truthiulness 10 nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
announcements.

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ing novel published For sale "a all bookstores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
HOME NEWS.

Thermometer YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam. IL. Noon. 22'. 3p m. 20'. Midnight, 40.
Highest during the day, 90. Lowest 49,
Average, 1879. same day. 1876. 2O4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20
THE KINGAN INQUEST.

ST. JOHN, N b., March 19.-ln the Kingan
inquest the jury adjourned for three weeks TO
get more evidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20

FORTUNATE rs THE BABY
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