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National Republican., 1877-03-14

A New Charter for tho City OF Now York.
tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
ALBANY, March ia new charter for
New York city was reported in the Legislature
this morning. 1t provides for spring election
ment and reform.
National Republican., 1877-03-14

WHEN the Democrats talk Of running
Mr.. TLpEN again in 1880 they are only
figure s.ively speaking. OF course.
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Indications.

Increasing eIsieSv rini', rising followed
by falling bdro aster, stationary temperature,
cloudy and possibly rainy Tcdiisr.
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Subscription Rates.
NOTICE

NUTICE.
We beg leave to state that we decline to return
rejected Communications; and to this rule we
can make no exception.
National Republican., 1877-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss-MASS MEETING GATMARINl's HALL,
No. 81 Z street northwest. "WEDNESDAY,
sss eii;ns g. n % apPss A%ss
Il ss sn s oSr g
the wishes OF many In issuing this call % arranEes
III Frsisns ssnTsSsirs SS oS our p appreSsfon .S
sSnsssEss 10 HI; Hamini.i5,iios: fhe tftssi. ot
nSuss led 70 :ssa Isprs,ss,.t!ss.: Aa' ''lse' ~
sS;ry ( BE- ~. sH ssS Sss cSsss. hSR!: ss sss s
GUS job. ARssTSSHRR Rr j. Il osS ss%iY,n%syef rssi
+ Isshs q T. SSl;ss% iSsRap isRpiEss E.sksr;%,S Fey Sss
sssg.s: Jqliu; Conrad, W,h. sehTinE: VIM: 5.
Jalias seherr, J. Joaysn,l. mhlt
sS-OFFiCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
oL THE SHINING FUND,
Sealed prop.si. viii se received Al MsfsS thIs once N Sn
wksNksShY. the 2ist Inst, al u o'ciocS M, for
Oh Oh s to sua 2: es sna AND
SSorse,9En and Of .hs Di.'L,c, Of Gelnn6Ia, Nin.'
ceTpsfsiiCn OF wa;iiisioG canal iiCsi
cSrpssstisS ci iGsciIcicT per cent zen
cSrpossifsa q cent. mar "
hex stock. trsxistercdl: sna
The Comm issioSsr, reserve the right 10 reject
an- ofsr which they may not deem a,iysntaseous.
ceum,,.o1ts. s.lS y lie 4 shnSahfSa sInsina fsaa.
tpNATIoNAL MEDICAL ooLLE1 = OF
~ ss
iissfsa 8 y rros " y. 5eSH;,Sa St =. S and d sss
VI: and Yss'c III RLfY In
may be interested ls called to the
>UGIeS stsf hNb HfNNRES5SsEp 65Ss
IA slr S9LDSTEIS CO. sS%1nsasIns
until sod a. 'hs!r place % SIsss ssrns5 Tenth
rinss %sis:ur fhos' D2RItis; RSstionS:;r.
EysfscIAL H9TiCE.oAtL ISTEREsLED
a Or az on and
ass. must be redeemed or renewed on or before
,,Sn s;sSSSns p !. .aI 5I.ss q
- - % !: %SIpsfkiS 70,
sr:FLUID LIGHTNING Ex0ELs ANY
NsnIsls,a. Hsadaehe. &c. Sold at ooughlin's
s.ss ae ,n,snIy di!.pSe.l lN Ssea F fia,a ii.aI
.i1s !; .spns5: seia Al toaEAiia's DfaE sssss.
81 PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED AT
C1Sshlin,,% e r. % %Tsmpls % DraS Store, and 1 Nina
g, FkENGA, ENGLISH AND DoMEsTlS
~ HUMPHREYS SPEOIfIUS, PONDS
Exkact, Homeopathic Medicines, sold ~ Txuple
DruR store. y and Ninth streeta. seps-0
- % PER SET, EITHER JAW, BY DIR.
A. y. c. weisenborn, Dentist, No. SS fourteenth
slreet northwest also, 9oid fillinss done At
able prizes and sAtisfAetlon given. ln9-u
sSJUSTH'S PATENT tSrEEL.) SOLE AND
HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes last
tsrtes a. long, and prevent you nom slipping.
For sale eyery where, and by the inventor, sis ID
street northwest tAa-u
ArTRY MI b U RN's
HOT SODA WATER,
WITH THKIR SUPERIOR
TEA, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE.
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATkko
On DrAuEht all the Year.
oen-u lfSfA. avenue. near WnlArds Hotel.
81 TEETH d PER SET, EITHER JAW
by Dr. A. Pratt, graduate Of Ohio College OF Dca-
tai surgery. and OF the Rush Medical College, Chi
eakos 4ol seventh street, east side, corner Of d.
Exu acting ehildren's teeth. 5 cents. jeil-u
A%Y N u. A.
SABBATH AFTERNOON,
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
IN LINCOLN HALL.
GOSPEL MEETING
| YOIrNG MEN
National Republican., 1877-03-14

wEpNpspAYI!I!iii!iii1i!I!iiiiMARcu IA, ISL.
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A GARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors
and tndiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
of ChARGE. This Ere.; remedy was discovered
q SAssl nEiS,yyS ~ IL ksy, JoSsrA 4. lsAAs
National Republican., 1877-03-14

CIRCUIT CorRT, before Chief Justice Cart
tor.--Nos. TsH, otterbaek, executor, ". brown;
lo9, District OF Columbia ys. John b. Lord; "a,
Marmion vs.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company; lss. ONeale va yanderburxh; leI,
johnson, use Stiokney, vs Dobbins; 80, fiyn Va.
Connolly; 3oo Robertson OF al. va Me9lae; SOl
Robertson vs. Pickersli ct al; ass, Newborn Va.
Washington ct nj.
EQuITT CoURT, before Judge wylie.-Nos.
l. Trimble vs.. Irwin;2 Davis vs.. Carusi: ., Cherry
vs.. Marsh; l. Grant VS.. Phenix Mutual Life In-
surence Company; 9, Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company vs.. 0ailaher OF al; o, Kreteh-
mar vs.. Jackson; I. Blunt vs.. Hart; 9, King va
Dean; 10, fendan vs.. felter; II. De Ney ys,
Mack.
CRIMINAL CorRr, before Justice Mac
Arthur.-Martin welsh and william Nolan,
robbery; James Cant, resisting an onieer; VIM.
II. Thomas, rape; Charles Gray, robbery; James
b. johnson, burglary and larceny Charles Van
derbilt, false pretenses; Daniel Buchanan, lar
oeny; WIN. II. Champion, larceny; z Jackson,
larceny; Henry Hall, assault with intent 70 kill
James johnson, petit larceny, second onense
Samuel Thomas, petit larceny, second onense
John Morris, larceny; LiIIie Carroll, larceny.
National Republican., 1877-03-14

Srs s. GoLDsTEIN h UO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION bhoKERs,
LOAN AND COMMISSION bRUk ERS
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS',
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'.
ESTABLISHED IN 1851
ESTABLISHED IN 1854
ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
ESTABLISHED IN 1891
Northeast Corner Of Tenth and ID streota
Northeast Corner Of Tenth and ID streeta
Northeast Corner OF Tenth and ID streets
Northeast Corner OF Tenth and ID streets
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH ST,
Liberal Advances made on Personal Property
to any amount and for any time desired on vsrJ
reasonable terms.
Also, Goods sold On Commission.
A large stock Of Goods on hand, thew and SOC.
ond-hAnd,l sold very low for cash. jaSu
, 1877-09-14

Of elimination IT the rccord. snd leava to h,e
amendment th"rrta.
,<n I'll. Htna.i "a. Mearhcn: mutton To dismiss
thr spF-a1.
No. 7yt. Estley 81. Darcnbc:ser; sama mo.
unn.
No. +. Nehe4r!nR Noeket-Iohnnon Ts. Con
krftler. ratt0n IL lismt-s the retitinn.
M. G14. Fnx ". Race; appeal dismissed, with
;, M. III. *ngIsnd u. sclby; motion to dismiss
the appeal.
NJ. 81. The Chicago l. Southern Hallway Com.
p1ny ~. IApwrHthhl: motion fur tnFf IN thf ptAn.
TN IN effor " asazn errnf1 by Sept. ~. 1871.
M. "a Kris ". Logan; motion 10 dismiss the
sppra1.
Nn. GG3. Perrin VI. gAteoek; s4me motion,
M al. Dunham ~. the South Itlk Commits
F,onet1: tnrreatIon af dtmnution, and leave 10
Gle additional record; motion Tor rule 10 tbow
cauac Thy.
No. ri. Alien ". Peterson: suv7e..ion OF ,1ssnt-
mutton. and leave 10 Ele amendment 10 ulo record,
=, 10. 49, Fdrshfng ~. Fsleh; mutton to dttmisA
~, ~. o'Seil VI. shar~in: appesl dismissed,
with e. damages,
~;,s No; !. ~. !taynond W. Ricksrd; iame order,
u lamsgce.
NJ IN. GRAY IS. Douton; sumo order, With $40
~ lu,. I'Inet va. r'dssehtng; motion for Leave
70 fIeth, anh for continuance.
no. ~. Feopla'e Uockct-firown n. Th8 reo.
ME; motion for tcArr u file brief.
No. ~. lfnnIhgcf N. Ila4hut; cause dismissed
n the cost Of tdt plaintiff In error,
, 1877-09-14
Ths Conanascix1 Outlook 1t the South.
E0Aua AAsl

The Southern iournals ssat,yass carefully tha
sommerclal outlook eaet ,cs1, aAl tl.e lst of
september the time when they give tus pub
~ tnsr reports - that Is the date that marks
crop. The s1hIbita Of New Ogeans. Charle..
son, savannah and Mcmpnls furnls0 3surcs ios
very comprehensive estimate u TIC prrasnt
inaastlial condition ol thu south. Thesc a1-
nua' !essaa include not onlY tbs chief STAPLE,
articles that snter Into Boutheru co.u,urrcs.
Ihe cotton trade for the last year shuws
ds.ilne, owing ta souewhai shorter
but the ftatlsti,a IL reyarI ~ 1,Le}
aFticles show decided Improvement. Fsuit..
vegetables, poultry, aud cggs, Laye been raiseI
II Excess Il !as home deMand and alippc,i
bic attempt 10 furnish the hone 5upniY nf
breadstunfs aud provisions. While inort enter
prize has beeu shown IL the cultivation of thu
cereals, thesu has pesa NJ relaxation Ut eifort In
, 1877-09-14

I'Farh 10 the sfal'fra. r'tt,n, .uga., nnd rtr.
1t't !'rr-f''t .ra tn t'so lHnn,l ~ tluctAmr1sI
1r"SlrliIy ~ planters. TAr Louisiana ,pti.m
Ifr will 1n',f4aflY rra.l, KIB huIrS, tic sugar
1iNN htgt!le:nfs, mo1ss, a AtL,tyn hnrsrts, an'i
T1f'' tih@n barrels. The Ir',tIc are 1lIc With
hnprfnlncsr, which truly seems 10 haze suI,-
stnnt (nf has{ ' y ~
, 1877-09-14

-" ," ''ll'. - HtH'H Hiti
h"nrinI1ss., which truly seems 10 have suI'-
hhahtlaf has,s'
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ANOTHER IlEFitIIiTEn.
,,.,, -. A.. >.---
'nE". ar eM@ Nny"r ~ HnrttnEton. 1a.--
stastt.aE Developments tn the hank ai'1
school Aeeonnfs. .....
BuRLlso7oS, la.. Sent 1a.-Tho tnr.t.rfou.
,t,x.rnc.r,,n.. t-,,,, IT,, ..,.. - ~ ,,e ''ue
w.. tsrs,''as1 ~" . ING ~ u "alof r"tsons
80, ~" "'.8 " "'"ae aStounu'nR heh-
fl,tent Of lale, and which curry IN their train a
]o,le series of brart a.1cs .hsttcre.1 topoe anil
dcslatfm thh tro a,c.t ,rt,,o-tf,,,, ~ .hf.h ,ra
h,r. h.. ~ 49,. .,.... Nv" ~ "4's!' W
u'i'1 W t"e uHe through "hose Rr'esous esroFe
theY arc occas1one'l. 1t II not ut all eEtrava-
giant to say that last Saturday IN man In bur-
lfngton stood higher in the est,n,atton at the
l,u,incs, men of thc s4.v ,b.n ,hs lion. 4. ".
ia.aohs' mafor o1 tho city. For many years
he l'al occupied The position Of Assistant CASH
1er Of tho Merc1antst National Bank, AM, WAS
highly r.tr,mr,l I,v ,hc olJlccrx of inc ,nst,,u.
.u.' 70 H!An n'a PERSONA influence anu e'aa"ee. e.
tions brought no ANAL Et'afs Of patronage. lie
was also for a long time Secretary Of a Mutual
buiAline and loan association, The intricate an,l
a., "..,.san.,s ~ 49, .s",'a. -. N.ps r. VII liz
leet Muslheuon 70 thc ssSot1auon' *ho only NJ
loved him to Escape tho 8certtaFy's osllro by
making him thclr President ht.. Parsons has
also for uun,ter of years t,een honorel with 4
restson as tnelnhar Ut Tie CITY scsoo. Beard,
Of which ht was ma.le nud stiff Ia Treasurer,
Two ycarz lso 10 was eIcctea AiaYor OF
the city, hcIng tho un'y candidate put
In nomination, although the other ot!fct.
wers contested with unnsual warmth.
1t may pczllap. be said that, although Mr. Par
Suns waa elected without opp,sfltot, Ills nnr,t-
nation vat the work Of The pc,nocrs.ic CluI,,
and Its administration, ~ far ~ politics IA cut,-
ccrncd In thr City Government, llas been notcc-
ably Democratic administration.
llr, Parsons Is now a fugitive from justice,
cavtnE city that has hooorel him with 30
many trusts, devoted family, anil largc crs
Gle uf relatives to mourn the downfall Of d man
who bad leen givun every luducameHt to MAIN
tatl, the str|rtcAt proHty.
Last Saturday dle fntlftcA his Resignation as
Maynr, and Departed no o,,e knows when or
WHITTIER. Very little uotlce was tAl;cn
Ut l.is ni,s+s,cn until his rcslrna-
tim was produced fn the Council Chamber
Monday hight Tneslny the air WAS full of r,l-
t,urs, w,ilcu can only bc sulstantulte,l or dis
pruytt2 hy time anil investigation tie Ia lN!-
, 1877-09-14
tbs. 1s71 1a11. 1873. ts7a 1871.
ahcetings......& 80 $H 113 SIT 3NA4 So
H%'!;1,;::...Y HsiI;i.,:: Us ID is% is ''H
lfints:::::... ~ TX l. e ~ ~
taIrtet jenna... ~ - u lfM tU u
THE COURTS.
Now sultss Bankruptcies, Judgments, Con-
fcssfpua. Etc..


NC" eoio7' A'""ks"''s", ks ~ o"'s"ea''' son'
fesslona' ETC.
Judge Rogers yesterday decided tho petition
of Louis llclnz for writ Of mandan,us to COM
i,...,, o,",,, III, ~. crn",,c,, .sr"roi n,on,h.
ossshp h''a''L no .ssv "as es'et" u.oa.as
not paying loss on q grain contract, anil sub
eca,,ct,tly filed petition for manslatnue. nllrc-
In. tho. the ctnn for nor.-nayu1vui Of which llc
,I, ~, 49,, No., .,,a,,a, w.. t,,ar.3 .,,I 1,a.ni ~,
gambling contract. ...
tn tbose In Inc cu.c OF The pcol,o cx rel. 1s,rs
~ III. 1ImrI If Trn,.' r1nnrtsi Fl, stI tltinnis
Renort, n. iii. md lint this ,,scI,t case must
b. governed l,y That, liz therefore uycrrulcl
petiton. bet Au appeal vast was iakcn. ' ,''''''<~ INV
p1yulcxs,
Albert P. Kulleu,, lied a bin Yesterday
aputust Rachel i, Kaitfon, asking for divorce
And Elfza,,cti G. McGowau ssk. for a dlyorce
frt,m her luai,ard. Robert &. McHowu1. on ti,e
same grountl.
.fm,tt.n sinurp granted tho fo)lowinp DEGREES
of ,l,yi,srm yrster1ay: II. D. diarrisans trom
Rulaiun L. f*nrrlsn. fur ,lrscrtiun and a.Iul1rry
il. Witt from j. witt, on tho erotind
Of Cruelty nni ticscrtton: ind Ann i. krorucr.
fro,n % ci;nrIcs a i. Keor.cs, ~ fur o. cruelty ~ anI
drunkenness.
Juare McAllt.tcr viii Hit he In court Monday
next, and viii hear tbs following casss; Tcrr,
Nnk. IN, MeKitt r1ck vs.. ClEcn.t,. lhnk 1slnnli
Il PaeiAr t,ailr0au COMPANY, atsl Isl, s,oau vs..
TonpsylyanIa Company.
UNITEl, States couuts,
Smith Enslcc. uf Ohit,, began n suit ycster-
tIay uEotust tlle TownoAip o1 Ohio to rccuyes
si.aul '~
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
Uy The urgent rcoucst Of his creditors. Harry
t., kaItsLurY Yesterday ycfy unviiiingiy went
into bankrIplvY, The wtitioui,ly crc5iturs are
, 1877-09-14

STORAGE =
4 Hst,LUTELy fIKE-PHtNIY STORAGE FUlt Fl1il-
n niinse. merchandise. carriages money L,anea
10 pef eelt rear. MAlshts CO.. 1*l Wesl Auhtus.st
A STORAGE WAREHOUSE uNEQuAiBp IN ".
FaodA 3u1 " III llAudol1h.tt- A1sances.
TrlnELIry STORAGE COMPANY. n AMI 70 Van
uuFen' st-Alnp!e facilities fos sioFaxsot tufu!turs
lass fzss lnsa1z21si satsy Fa4A &v4 tslua1le s9o1
, 1877-09-14

.------s s.V1sUA @ u 0HH Fkk4H5 xss Al =
4;UA SALE-sfflNiAS PAl.k-TllE FEST SAVINGS
bank-sith VIII buy c1i4'ec lot twn bs0cks firm
depot tI!i bhe hock trgn trIs,t. an! 3IJ thr very
Eltsrt& 1ts trCk from Hrt'nt$ $is ~asn dhNn xni
+. pHr m,sn "ntI, paid; The mott sc.es,.'e. most
est sarrs ttre c'lrxt an k,t rIlilc honlr.
r1,r I" re iiF prnprftr. Inquire IT GEO IL. CLARKE
d Lt}.. ~ NaAhtnxh,hpt,
toHsALK-tru wIt.L IsUY 4 HEAUTifUL LOT.
ons h.,ck ttno dtl.,, - tagrsnpe. miles from
!hrA%r; I'D tWH Apt = monthly: che1peAt property
tn mA!k-+ sf! 'n*n tr:s; affair fF~c: iOtrnk tran
airtHt} III. iiA lltI7S. ia Lass!ie.tt. IsonM&.
Irult sALE-nE EyCtt,SGE--I.A1W;E FRAME
huute. lns " feet EUrfeF. tly1e Fafk. near de-
tse: onrrcd scrr cheap; ntnnarsnse three 1tars IN
, 1877-09-14

l1EKSONAL-LAbY uS HAGDoLPil.sT. CAR
I eolnsr p.ullta T.. "Wednesday. I::o !. IN. Itth
black trr.4 !THlnIsl win blink velS*t pIraas stn4
44l4fra 10 G.. TElGEne uiace.
l)EiaSOS AL-WA S r. H., YEsTElt:
tAy. 1atksop ~ Atans It. AL tebbs Litsasy: VIII
tlIk 1ady n black. wl.u noticed kcns!ensa faluF u
With her adrc4. or II Ax1ee1ble st4ts where usctsln:
taa be hAa- Aadre.s q ~ Tribune 0tlce. ---
, 1877-09-14

kesslon, yet there hs4! not lren 4 word froIn tSu
COMMITTEES appointed year ago.
was lost 'A'''
Itwas then adopted.
Col Harlow, by EEsnlsston, lnsds few. m.
marks about the I.aysaen's Relief Society. ,,r0-
Or. Sullivan did not think Tue clergy shnpi1 "a
advocate uIu elaim4 uf their faul)lcs. RI si.o
thought tlse naine VI tho society wa ,unlead.
Ing, aud should BE- changed.
After . rccct& ol half an hour,
MK. Il. c. kauney offered 4 resolution ammo,
prlatEnE $50 " reimburse the Bishop foF eY-
Esnses incurred BY him In tho performance ot
ard they subsequently, reported in favor Of il
adoption, aud their report waa coucurrcd In.
1ae bishop returned thanks. and pledged
slo foF the Diocesan Mlssions.
DIVISION or TuR pIocsaa.
ID. ChaAa submitted tAr following:
The conmltsec on tho Dlv,sloo Of the Diocese
respectfully report ths, they have had several
nasst!ngs, 10 winch thu subject tntrusted to them
tuna soF tha esrctio41s new d,oceses have besn
entertained. but yudr Committee have beep uu.
soss to atrtss y any sstisfsesofy eonclus'un and
specific eoufsa Of action. They therefore beg 70
islaasts ths whole subject 10 ths Convention toE
eoastde!atlua and further Action.
NJ lat iumnislce. 10 whnm also thal portion Of tta
addfs's relating 70 The provincial .y.tem
I" that Tie sams be referred
The following:
,,M..Aka1At. No report has bcsn maas by tb& Com
ai!ttse On The Division Ut tas Dipcf4e, to v bum
Hso xss referred ~ much Of the Btshopss address
Ws Wfs!atss y The provincial sysLem: apI
a,Mn1AtAs- Ths subject u ditls1on has been fully
thneoasea; ~ 10th 10 and out vt Convention, and
~, ~ Question now bel1g silpplJ one oi wsYs aud
involving compliance with Art. V, Of The
Hsoasttatlon ~ 1sfat!ng u suitsble provision fof
tau SUPPORT Of thc Eplscopass: and
"htk5As T1e pastsacs of St John and tho Good
t1pasfu. g Qulney, haHs expressed desiru tbat
%nlary shall be MsGe See Eity; nnd
"322A4' This setion has bssa tAkea In good
, 1877-09-14

14AHTNEH WANTEn-lS sAMrLE Ia}oM: ONE
WLu attcal " the tustuls Is, will xDAi SApi&A
Apply u - fi4&l-ay.. upstairs.
, 1877-04-18
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
FAIR DEAL.
HtlA.frt 1ssnrf1k n SS<t,xA


WAsuINaroys D. t., April l7.-In making ths
necessary clerical reductions in The Interior De-
pattasat. II each bureau was takra by !uelf. 1t
would often happea that comparatively efficient
clerks ip ono dlTIsUa would have 10 ba discharged
On account of the laek VI appropriations. whils In
o.hsr dlyislons, whs.a the fosca way not II much
reduced, those much lsss quallaad 70 perform thelr
duties would ba SLOWED to remain. In order to
bslny up she standard OF excellence In
tho whole Department to- ths Highest pos.
slba point, Secretary 6ehusz lA4 detes.
mined, In etsetIux hts reduction. to mako ths.s
selections from all tha clerks Of tho sams gruda
and doing similar, class VI work tn the Depart.
ment. ThuA, tor lustancc, II tuonty copyiats hat>
10 be dismissed from ths Patent 0.ec, Tho selee-
uons Tor di4charga will b. mada from atl copyl4A
In 81! bureaus doing similar work. those most
efficient being retained. Then !u order to keep the
force Ct each bureau 1t ts proper ran1fee
may be made fsu those BUREAUS In which The farcs
IL too small, lu this way the clerks discharged In
rssFy caka Will bc those icast ctncicnt u h1 whole
Department tnste1d OF those lest cticleut IN tho
particular bureau whsru tho furcs has u ba ss-
duc*d.
-'.' XHTRHNCMA8AT.
Secretary Echusx thluka ht can 1ate large sum
70 tho 0ofcruncnt iu thu matter Of advertising tp1
, 1877-04-18
LABOR AND CAPITAL,

Tho Strike on tho Heading Noad---Tl,p
Situation Growing More Complicated.
Epee'a. Dspaseh 10 7at Tribune
PusLApELrulA, April .-Tht Governor i.aucd
commissions to tSonty special police. appointed by
the Heading Railroad Company, to project the now
employees and the property OF The Company. Many
otless will be empowered to act In
this same capacity during tho next
few days. Tho appointment OF tho
special polleo Is luc not 20 much Of fear Of tho
Company that tic striking engineers and 1scu,cn
will do violence 10 tho !nscrcst4 Of the corpora.
ton, u to determination 10 quiet tho apprehrn.
sion Of passengers and utllcss who rst.ontzo 3he
rosd. Commissions wcrc Issued oday at the special
request Of Superintendent Wootcn. The 1rtcy,
anco Comus!ttcc Wal In session I'll day. 4 report
was received early OF m engine blown cut on t4o
Catawass!o load, and fow m!l.utcs later Of .
fatal accident At Pl.unlxvil1o. where q nav luAn
run over boy OF ~, cutting tho body
In two, An hour aftcrward report was
seSFsd taat II ss;
coupling eafs - tbs city on iennsyiysn.a avanar,
BY tho cats running osor him. William naek. i
nuw conductor, had an nrIn crushed as Ninth
and Matter atrsc.s. an engineer from Tamaqua
repGttcd tho warm support Of 5n!nHrs there, md
onty two coal trains running iheru. The Esat
MahaHoy. Hehuylkill, and Kusquehsaua. and thu
afs a,s ,1a e as
town i'fanch aithrce more f1on liiehn.ond. oas
engineer rcpoFsed that brotherhood enRlneer had
.teain, thereby preventing an explosion. There
has tcen conpara!'soty litsio trouble In tho ely
tto,sy, ana twenty snsnsers. including three
buslaes4i. ysry Irregular. No trains Ilrts Tins
&c., ya :ad ses sesuSS S9 y osS a As;S s. a
tnvnt over the Reading itailroad sfrike Eau'I1 il:
and letters aud tclcsranls received from p!
NfPt zftsttr that II.
s"s! Operative. sal I a.,o;ass,l % ,aSo, s Co. as:
gtalty -. Will :, mako cotnmon cansp with
ill., ill., stkss. @ e sssa. pon. Il I'll" III.
ftntc ta.Rtght: 1t Il now believed TINT NJ 1.
o'coc1< Tonight or to.murruw .:,a .conduetor*.
JON tn lh4 strkr. 1i!ia II an unuxnrc,c.l move,
and will adj t9 tns - complication. g lc situation
JoLx7, III: April II. In anticipation At trouble
It ls1stl% o1 With tho ssftht Ing u'tstt On payday
po.ss r dopa!y Sheriff. tr1n. !Li: sity have besn
the tc.psst II Ill Iy their pesesahls. lsw. abiding
par any u lhrtt e,npioyns except i|ass who tl not
a Fsilow. ;sss.s, ~ ss es'S
nlausIy srsolvrd shat caci, ulIllrt should make
a.. Il s toapaay @ "a % pay ts ' .aa @ ins u ~ III"
men frairng 10 tGs oaiets 81 ti 1s,pretise CON-. M
xhen refused, T.s Nayos II i,rsfdxood 10 alii.
tlon 70 ths slsFlas posse, has twenty-five extsa
HEsplsa, pa., April 17.-An The eou.luctor..
Nsaiss ilsIisoa h.su liz wolk rassenses @ Il .traias
f:1TsS,;it, f.. April 18th. engineers
strike caused no inconsci!ense 70 ths travelling
sas fo9 si Var "a: I'D
10 a.ii: "a .:ssgsf. liz hours v.sy s.is i'lss
, 1877-04-18

fcriorlty policy. holders like to tcc. II these
salaries are not sweflcd by extra fees or allow.
at'ec.. thc Connecticut Mutual sets The extraya-
pr,ldcncc.'
We itnlosed The above notlrc TO the SECRETARY
OF thc Connecticut Mutual Ltfe.1nsurancc Com
pany,, requesting reply from lin as to tho
pail officers OF tie Company, ana In Justice 10
tn: Cotnoanv ami lis officers, send to you for
publication the letters hcgeia frclosctl In replv
4 from Jacob L: Greene, Secretary. an,l John n.
ut'Y, srEARss. Drcktssox g. Co,
General Agents for Illinois.
HARrEonp: April 10, 1s7.-;a.n Il: sharn,,
Eg3DxAR Str: Your valued faynrs inclos!,e
tho present aituAtion In llle insurance were
duly received. We have notesl carefully The
criticisms and op!utons, and while the fncts In
certain instances may Justify al that IL said, The
special cases do not waFfnut OF ncccsssatc n
Wholesale condemnation Of the system of life
Insurance. II ts easy 10 The present crisis to do
!mtneanTablc harm to the whnlo insurance IN
tstered their trusts faithfully, honestly, and
economically hr a want Of determination. All
silat thM company asks In the present tncf-
Reney IS full credit for what Il has Aone In tho
1!on o. Its prcecnt condition IN all particulars.
iherc ts nothing En ita management which seeks
os auds conceatncut.
The recent disclosures Of the salaries and fees
paId the officials OF INSURANCE compan1es secm
to be the basis OF tho comments Ia Your Jour
nals: We do not desire to institute any unjust
Or d!scourteous comparisons IN the matter of
the compensation, paid IN this a1.l In other com
pantes. but tho tonltian expressed in TuK
TAsnUSE article, TINT III these sa!asIes arc not
swcllett by extra foes or allowances" leads nc
~ justice 70 oursclves to saY: The salarics a.
stated In The article arc tu full Of all services,
a.id no officer ot this Company receives psnpr
additional. directly or Indirectly, In at,y fnrni,
as gut, bonus, commission, ice, or perouieItc,
or under any other nania or consideration. /
ought to add that the compensation os thu OIL
GERS Is liked by tho Directors without intcrfer-
enco: or suggestion. Mn sorry Col. Greene IL
snggcetiont. Tho facts, however, arc before
you. Respectfully,
tsIgned) Jons NJ TAYLOR, Acting soc'y.
nAnrroRp. April IL, 1s7-,ohn Il, staaru,,
Esq.-DEAR Bin: Mr.. Taylor l1as shown me
your letter, and Ills reply which covers the
KEpuud, and would not add q word but to
confirm What hc saTs, anl that only because Of
slie excited condition Of tho public mind. The
salary paid. and reported III our statement, con-
stitute the entire tncome which auy officer re-
eeires directly or Indirectly irun, tho business Of
t1is Company. No one VI them gets fec or
perquisite, or any forsn o! remuneration what
crert from at!y pcrson whatever IN regard to the
business OF the Company, or ny reason Of 1t.
except tho salary paid him in accordance with
tho recorded yote Of the Boarl OF Directors.
Yours truly,
(stEncD Jlcon GREENE,
Sccertary