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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29
Benevolent Boston has a

Benevolent Boston has q new no
ton. She intends to establish lunch
clos etsat the public schools where each
of the pupils can have q cup of milk
and piece of bread and butter at re-
cess. If the children are consulted
about the matter they will admit that
this cupboard business is the one ele-
ment Of success that the schools have
long lacked Detroit Free Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

Reports, received ON the 18th, say the
Russian loss at the taking of Kars was 400
men. The Turkish losses were 5000 killed
and wounded and 10000 taken prisoners.
A Cettinje dispatch of the 10th says
the Montenegrins had secured possession Of
the entire Adriatic coast from the Austrian
frontier to the Boyana.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

Col. George $. Bangs. late General
Superintendent Of the Railway Mail Service,
died in Washington on the 18th.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

Conrad Poppenhausen, New York
millionaire went into voluntary bankruptcy on
the 18th. Liabilities. 1851 ST.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

Several hundred armed men have
crossed the Pyrenees into Spain to precipitate
Il rising.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

\ man and two children were burned
to death in New York City, few days ago, by
the explosion of kerosene can.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

The Boston School Board had decided
against the co-education of the sexes in the
schools of that city
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

The Newark (N. J.) Peoples Savings
Bank failed on the 18th.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

Il. +. Peixotto was. on the 10th,
nominated as Consul-Gencral at st. Peters
burg, Russia.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

The Marquis Antinori. the leader of
the Italian African exploring expedition, is
,lpaI
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

4 Pole was arrested in Berlin. on the
18th. m suspicion of being concerned in II con-
spiracy to aSsassinate Bismarck and the En-
pcrOr.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

\ New York telegram of the 10th
says counterfeit bills on the Tamaqua Ma
tonal Bank Of Pennsylvania are in circulation
10 the amount of over 100000.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-29

The Borden City Mill, No. l, Of Fall
River. Mass. was burned on the morning of
the 18th. Loss. S45O,OOO. The mill contained
$4,000 spindles and employed $50 hands.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
now WE HAZE BEEN PLUNDERED.

The table given elsewhere in to-day's
REPUBLICAN tells its own story, and will
afford ample food for the reflection of our
swindlcd taxpayers. 1t proves all that
THE REPUBLICAN has charged of the shame
full waste of the taxpayers money by what
seems 10 have been put-up job between
the Commissioners and few favored con-
tractors. Millions have been expended, and
yet our streets are worthless to q great
degree. The old contractors have
not been held to their obligations in
order that favorites might fill their own
pockets. An examination Of the table on
our first page will show that CRAWFORD &
HOFFMAN aud WILLIAM c. MURDOCH were
the recipients Of two thirds Of all the pay
ing contracts. II may not he unintcrcsting
at this time 10 inquire into the relation be-
tween these favored contractors, that one ut
least of the District Commissioners who
seems to have run the machine pretty
much as he saw 1T, his colleagues being but
mere pnppClS in his hands, In
the investigation of District affairs
by Judge EUCENER's committee, House OF
Representatives. in 1870, JOHN F. PHIL
IIrs. broker Of New York, was one of the
witnesses examined. His testimony is
given on page 10l Of Mis-. Doc, No. 10j
first session, Forty fourth Congress. lie testi-
fed that CRANFoD & HOFFMAN borrowed
money from his firm and deposited rs
security 365 bonds of the District of Co
! lambda. JoHN II. KETCHAM, one Of the
Commissioners OF the District, Mr. PHILLIPS
swore, had heavy stock transactions with
this same firm, and lie was permitted
10 overdraw his account there at times to the
amount Of pi000O. Mr. PHILLIPS had such
influence with MI. KErCHAM that he per
suaded him TO appoint his brother super
inteudent lot the laying of concrete pave
ments, the identical work in which GRAN
FORD Il HOFFMAN were engaged. These
facts speak volumes, aud but one Inference
Tan De drawn theieiron aud the reader i,
capable OF doing ~ unass:sied
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

THE Tribune says vicious people want n
know why secretary SCHURZ should preach civil
service reform At the Chamber Of Commerce din
rcr in New York and then ask the President to pay
of his personal debt TO his friend SCHNEIDER Tho
lent him the money TO starr his 81. Louis newspR-
per- by offering him the Swiss mission" What
does the TribunS mean by asSailing the model re-
former and leading spirit in HAYES Cabinet in this
wayc-New York csmmcrcidi Adrrrisrr
The above is a double headed combination
of weak wickedness and fraud. An irrespon-
sible correspondent, actuated by spleen and
signing himself E, s., imposed the above on
the Tribune, and the Tribune was unminiful
enough to print it. The Commercial Adrctise'
added to the malevolcncc of the stuff by pre-,
fixing 'the Tribune says" and then comment.
ing in such a way as to hide the real sourc,
and throw the odiuln on the TriJme's editoria,
page. The story is a lie, and We have the best
authority for it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

Philadelphia Stock Market.
Special Dispatch TO the National Republican.
Central riilroai siccR 10 day Is ~: Itcains Railroad
ls; Phila,iclphii and Err, :; Iriigh Valley, ~ un
railroad, IL
baltimore Stock Market.
Special Dispatch to the National Republican.
DALrINoRE. June s.Thc price oil Baltimore and
ONO railroad stock Is in3 to ioj.
Commerce.
BALrrHorH. Juno Section Hrmer and higher;
Flour morr sc,iqq aud hrmer Howard stree, and
lhm.y, ssgoag;oc;, CITY Mills snper, ;Li5Gdl% In
s sS t ySSs, S DO mT brands saS% DO G,m,E
sls; Maryland red. tl.sagl@ Corn : southern
S Sfy s s@f yellow Wfs sr and n SG' sSgsrs
SIC; July 5g,,c. August, &c. bid; steamer, SO
wctcrn white, scais d. mlsei iI.siss; rcSnsyi:
aGH and re9n;yiysns PRIME $50 Il rroyiso,,,
% MI slSsr k dull a so MfaSrn f EF
gmn rw WEAK; crude Xxi rs,ine ne conee quiet
dorm Sloo bushels oats ssS bushcls; rye, 40 bush
Skw SonK. June s.cSiton ' easy; uplands IKE;
{ ans MS sales OF i.ol; bales Recelpl' q ne
britain, ara bales France = bales: Continent III
bales channel, $40 bales Sales 400 bales. stock
Flour dull and heavy. and ,oasic. lower. closing
siloct61s; common towhiir wheat Western extra il
elinG fncy do, 5000 aUE common to good extra
an choice % double extra s,alaio.O. southern Hour
dull and In buyers nvor, and unchanged Rye Hour
quiet and unehanged Coinmeai quiet aud unchanged
So 1 , NO M Gy s t''s s s'' WIFI:
Toledo, ssoJd29s No . Milwaukee held at Ella
changed Harley malt quiet and iirin. Torn opened
,,aA better, and closed steady: unsound Western
bslac.; New York No :, sra Sc; steamer yellow
pdT hunR Law tntk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
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IL hrs5a n H-rtb si,s1 NJ HEIR r1GGIs hst
sUpslrsz MI TIE nsts1Assns 3UHsgnt.
Wa ths alUnHEs EEm wGHl Or. B5ss
znBE-d IN rurnW1 them IN gxg1EHg thin
pust Sz NihnIs FsrE Lin gs-GI Wal sIGE ted
srezzsrs- md ri n OF --hr dilAn Nr. WErhIHy
wHs EnEElE1azssg ttI.z'fsl IA giiih DEsitiGn.
PIT IHEss1CE o. isrs" "a m liinUgha that nH
CtHEsr st-BEiia be E-uhs m EB~SEV To HIM self
On EtirE nj EE ElHAmF the min tgs Al
uEna vEtas Rh01uHE
A erECr=-Eiv7s wiz H''tfvEl drGul d. 2 DIS
tEat Ca'E --zicT-rs rvitE ? BisrraE-HipU B,T the
e1-,asa ID Il tfu1'aHHuF siisiH ON hIlas gugelt
carSi Ia be I'D faC thu slHuEgIs Of otIl iEh
an! So Ia Ne Bt,1Bs I'd Al sAS gsEIPIe sElG Of
uaf a1ll & l'at-
Tt UVuAu 81 EHrrss sud BreriTsss Nos,
TTls, I- = I-l1suli T6zs Tt'lli street. a8rTfwtlt
sad IT, UlllAgI s--HE ssaS IA Hi,t LIZ between
2 ard / azl s,gE1h HuH sruturll FtHavcs auth,
Er-t. taas R1g4'rlrE a. Mr.. E.Iz,uEuGh DrcAut
EIru- ra11i-Eszr& rs EUa7tErs-, md the slLlh
a. r. rzz odd Do rl.lIl l-a-E
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

IL THE Marine Court in New York, the
other day, the counsel for the plaintiff in n
certain case showed such incapscity and want
of preparation that Judge WALKER addressed
him as follows
| do not think that your client should be made 10
suffer on account Of your incapncity, and. there
fore do not nOn-Sut you. but permit you To it'll
draw lurnr upon payment Of the Jury fees and SO
You 10 pay these costs personally And when Won
leave this court advise you to GU home and study
up the way in which case should he tried before
you enter court again.
Now, which of our judges will distinguish
himself by taking advantage of acme one of thr
many opportunities that present themselves to
administer like rebuke to District Attorney
WELLS?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
APPOINTMENT OF GEN TYLER

II gives IA pleasure TO announce tie az
poiutmeut OF Gen JOHN TYLER, il sou OF
President TYLER, to y position n int Gus.
toms As ia.pector.at-largr To-. Virginia l.
Is known that for SIX years pas. Nj. TYLER
has been residing IN Florida, ba! We learn
lha, this action has Eeea taken by the
Treasury Department at the instance OF tht
Virginia Republicans, who, vita siagu'ol
nrAuinnty. without regard TO then dltel
cnee. a. to otreI appointments solicited tnr
President and Secretary TO Icas.ign MI
rYLrE to Virginia, through theif respect
blr Lis character and worth ~ Il man q.
vel. is their poIourd NeEcIatiun Ion The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

We HOPE that the question of LEE's sur
render will he satisfactorily settled some
time or other in the lifetime Of the genera
ton that was living and moving when it oc-
CURED. The only question about it that seems
to be definitely settled is that LEEsurrcndercd.
We suppose no one doubts that, hut the par
ticulars of tho surrender are like piece Of
India rubber, and susceptible of being stretched
by a variety of pullings. Mr.. TAI T. SHAFT
NER is the last witness heard from. He knocks
the AppOmattox apple tree story higher than a
kite. There was no necessity for seeking
shade under an apple tree because there were
no leaves on the trees at that season. Now
let's have the next eyewitness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

SENATOR HARRIS, OF Tennessee, whose long
residence in Mexico and consequent familiarity
with the country, its habits and modes Of
thought, makes his opinion valuable, is OPP
posed to anne ration at this time. In II recent
interview hc stated that there are 7!0O0,O00 Of
worthless population 10 l,000,O00 Of intelli-
gent, good citizens, and we cannot afford to
deal with the problem of carrying more Of
them than we have He thinks it is the duty
of the Government to pursue firm and just
course REFRESHING all lawlcssncss and building
up trade and supplying an orderly, law-abid-
ing population. In the course of time he
thinks Mexico will, If such a system is
followed, fall into our arms whenever il is TO
her interest and to ours; that is, when the
country shall be developed and built up-poIu-
Lated by sturdy, solid industrious population
hmcricanzci. Then it will interest both to
come together, aud neither, nor any class Of
either will oppose it. He says tho educated
classes are men Of sense and thorough cduoR-
ton, while the other classes are more than
usually Objectionable rs citizens. To take
charge of them rs their rulrlan he would re-
gard rs unfortunate, a dear responsibility, with
10 LorresTcnding bcnsft. lie thinks we have
territory enough TO occupy us for TIE next few
years without getting on oar fAr Is sab an
elephant as Mexico wGl'd be with her resent
population aud alr-Sst Il lal wArt Of d,yS'J p
lLuLt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
THE BUFFErs TO WHICH THE Law

Wv NJ 'bh f'b hhfV""'
Few know the sad bullets civil service is
subjected to, even under the present able
administration Of public affairs. II is, how
ever, well illustrated in the conditions I'M
posed by laws aud regulations in filling
vacancy for some time existing in ono Of the
bureaus of the Treasury Department. The
duties attached to the position are sweeping,
busting aud scrubbing aud, by law, 1t COM
mands n salary Of twenty dollars month,
aud for grave constitutional reasons herein
stated, the vacancy has existed since jan
uary. Civil service and common sense
would Indicate that it be given 10 any one
fitted for the place who could and would
perform the duties. But, notwithstanding
these two eminent sentiments, many mill
lions of the women of this country, without
regard to their talents or accomplishments,
whether strJns-miudcd, needy or only fit,
are ineligible.
Scarcely the original thirteen States
which produced the women of the Rcvolu-
ton, nor the Buckeye State, so fruitful in
able public scrvantsnor the Mother ofPresi-
dents not many loyal States have n daughter
whom the law will permit to hold the posi-
ton or perform the duties. Though she
might he able acccptably to scrub OF the
crowd Of oflicc-scrkos from the corridors of
the White House, the debris of place
hunters from the gates Of the State Depart
mcn,, she lhight sweep the dust from the
Dcpa,,mcnt OF Justice, the cold soldiers"
iiom the War Office, and, like VAN TRoMr,
cruise through the Navy Department with
n broom at her masthead, the law permits,
liom whatever locality she comes But in
the Treasury Department the rgis of the
law is Ibid upon the subject, and if the
Goddess OF Liberty should step down from
the dome OF the Capitol or apply as resi-
dent oil Massachusetts, or Ohio, Secretary
SHERMAN couldn't permit her, under tue law,
STATUTES vol. p.D to take waste paper or wipe
the nicotine from the thing in the cash
room at live shillngs day She must hail
from Texas. New Mexico. Dacotah, Alaska.
some far away appropriated place or some
nraicr State where craving for Office has
not overcome the quota: from whence, how
ever, size may come at her own charge, CX-
cce,liug perhaps half years pay, without
transportation, mileage or actual expenses
Maid.
Where the law leaves the anxious uppli-
cant the regulations of Department take
her M aud permit her to be a woman, some
might say because the place is mcuial and
the pay insignificant. She may have rela-
tivcs, but i, were better that they be dead
by gun.shot wounds or exposure in the
army, for, il living and in the service, her
appon,mrnt would be barred by that
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

Is TUE REfUrIICAS of tic 9TH instant we
ra7...L ed as m tea Of rIvS a statement to
TIE eject ths: n.GTemtLt WAS on foot 10
uLl,o tho lOEeoTs.aia ari a..STGG;c 81, Loo'S
gr medicine. We Lsro s!L.c Ltsn iLf9::sel
rosl Ienat!c sourCo Tat NJ roert move
GeL! Of tho k.Ld oc any giest IISgE:t@de is
.cri9":iy contemplated. A f,w years ago a
paper cal.el the Mu!il4i UHio" ESV'lg Ills Oh
jrct in view WAS started in New NmE, 1t TIE
enterprise di not prove sn'scss'L. In fsu,
we canno; see Low it will eve rc possible 10
unto siniiia shni'r5w crra,iT wa cDn'rgi
,,nirarjir these being TIC tcrets Of tic two
,.hool,, aud in direct opposition to "a n bee,
no union could ever he elected thai would
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

GRANr has bccn received In London suficieuflv.
This thing is getting nauscous.-ldrimor t'Gstfr
PROFESSIONALLY that's what the Democrats
feel. Sud- isn't it, that British royalty, Brit
ish nobility and British people should have
all entered unanimously into PIEIREroSr's
"put-up job " to have GRANT honorcd as no
American was ever honorcd before. And TO
think. too, that the venerable Oxford Univer-
sity should have been Julldozed into making
him ID. G. L., It's very sad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
aational Republitau.
sATrRnA .: :::itNE . iST7.


Sioriy rising Joliorcd by tiihiing baromeier
northirrt TiHdS shifting 10 southeast, Jniondrl
o. higher Temperature, Increasing cioWiDIssS dr
occasional ruin drrds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is now conceded to
BE- pre-cmneuiy the best daily newspaper pub.
lishcd In Washington, aud prints more reading
matter in each issue than all the other daily jour
nals Of the Capital combined. ItCOutnius the latest
Geographic news aud correspondence; II Is free
nom all Objectionable articles. reports aud odrcr
tiSCmcnts and may lie safely admitted to every do
nestle circle
The NlTInSNL RErrnLicAS is delivered bv car
ricts to any ahircS In the District ofColumLa r,r
finy Cents n Month
Twelve Cents q Week.
The NATIONAL RErrrLfCAE will hc mailed To sub
tcriiers In the United States, POSTAGE rHgFAiD, at
the following rates. always IN a,lvaucc:
One year 'ss's.'' " ~
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The above rates are inrarinhlc Remit IN rust
once money orders II possible; otherwise aVnd
money In a registered letter.
Address NNIIoSAL REPUBLICAN, Washington, u. C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

THE Treasury employees who were once "a
lonely on account Of a lack Of blood rcla-
lions arc not near so lonely now.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

memory of his father and state pride in his
family. Such compliment, Spontaneously
rendered, as il has been, is alike honorable
to the Government, to the Virginians md
to Mr.. TYLER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

FATHERS in the Treasury arc reminding
their sons that the great HORACE GREELEY
advised young men TO go West.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

GIN, ru.Low's plan of acquiring Mexican
territory is approved by the New Orleans
Times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

EVERY fellow in the Treasury il now viii
ing to sacrifice all his relations on the alta,
of his country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

JONI SMITH is now trying to prove That
Ton SMITH is not his blood relation. He was
called his brother because he was founding
and JoHS's father adopted him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

No ONE in the Treasury now asks 10 he
pitied because he is au orphan boy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

"WHy DON'T the old man resign ?" asks the
affcctionatc son on the Treasury rolls.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
MTscEILfyT,

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~ ~, ~ my oune' name "ou'u nut s'ne''
i wv" VI u'''
-Seuveratioa Of medical examination in
Pnrts = Professor = " Define water" Student
| th,ughthiliyl-"W Water -liquld-useful TO
wash hi-tlfter pausel-s6me people arc said to
"A MIN IN wilmington hlled sprinkIinR-
pot with Deuzinc, and dampened tho carpet in his
pnrior with u, rsa protection against moths. Gas
senersted by the bcnzinc caused a violent explo-
sum Killing two women who wcte IN the apart
mint
L -ArtfiiriaI fovcrs called baromctcrs arc
now seen IN many P,ri,bn sbops They are col.
orp,I i'm material composed of shIotc of cobalt.
when exposed a, SIN ,ni dr., mir the lcaycs be-
euns,. ,ieep Bnip and whom Tho air "a n,n,t they
uirn piasy.
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rest OF their cOutrymcn In California cannot under
II st,E,,t Accent s,1 moptb v.gcs and hoard tbcn.
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Tho increase OF tho India trade VIII, 1t Is
II pre,iiUte,l make the shipping Of Boston larger
\ tbis ,r,r thar, FIR xevpra, yearx mast Already
go. 80 -. - -, -, ~,
1hirty -eight indiameu have been reported on the
| way % TINT port. and Il S probable that during
the year OF hast sixty arrivals Of East India YES
.ais M - m N,if e,-,r,,s viii h. r.cor,ied
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The nest ofa humming bird Is thus de-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

BLrssEn is the Treasury clerk who has ne
relatives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
DIED.

HfCRs.-On Thursday, June 7, 1877, at $40 %. M,
alter lingering illness OF chronic dyspepsia, WV. r.
HICKS.
Ills funeral will take place on Monday, 18th Instant
from hts late residence, nd street southeast, At en
and proved to st. Peters church, where requiem
Mas. will be celebrated Relatives and friends are In.
vited TO attend. May he rest in peace.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
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