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New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
THE EAGLE THEATER PANTOMIME.

Persons who deliberately assume to teach
in works Of art exceedingly apt 10 become
tedious Goodness il flower that should blossom soh-
taneously when forced by the lO-house process
coors into gOodyism. Even Dickens, when he 100 Oh
yiouslv aimed to arouse the domestic sentiments anu
stimulate IN vrtuous sympathy, what Dr. Holmes feLc
tousy calls the old particular brandy puuchy feeug
often became trte and defeated his own purpose human
nature likes ginger even in hymn-Dook II there We're
little more this spice in the pantomme that MI JOSH
Hart has So handsomely set upon the stage Of his Eagle
TDenter the entertainment nov provided there wonld
h entirely admirable Of ts kind and il Is there
s little TO be said that ia not cordially in It's favor
The spectator find there clean, bright. humane touch
ng suhiect-the story OF " The Christmas Carol Illus
trated by prett and Interpreted by CONSCIENTIOUS
and Jealous players and he > surprised 10 see no"
much and what various incident is crowded into the
niece The irregular and dull ve.ses OF the introduction
NAV ,ex him if he fond OF IN correct meter; Du
even these are commended grace by the aesS manner
Of the pretty fairy Miss Lizzie Kelsey, who speaks them
and after TINS all is plain sailing. Mr. Robert Johnston
dscreety and feensiy personates Scrooge and several
weI-composed scenes are devoted 10 showing the
miscr's conversion TO humane sympathy IL NAV
not be possibility in nature but il is yery
pretty and pleasing in artistic ideal. The scenes
in Bob Crachs home are carried through with zest by
Mr John Wild, Miss Carrie Jameson, and several exn-
berant young persons and SdntG claus Is rosilly de-
met Il by Mr.. d. A. Kelly. Then comes an old
tricks are executed together with new ones. ana
tine current Of which is diversified with duets by the
sparkling and roicking Miss Jennie Hughes and the
surightly Nj. John Wild. the comic and sentimental
character songs OF Mr James W. Mckee,
the antics Of Master Martin, as Mungo tho
Monkey and the wildly lndicrous quartet OF
Messrs. Wild Richmond, sheldon and Bradley The pan
tojIue Is fortunate in capital COtlDLine-Niss Marie
G,rculo an excellent dancer; and Mr. A. II. sheldon
and Mr.. L. Lewis augment the pleasure as
CI9,rr aud Pantalo0n There il a " transformation
scene" az the close. in which deft use Is made o.
succeeding vistas of golden fire. presenting eInbems of
penty and types OF lOveress Two or three entire ana
sudden changes Of scenery affect by their ingenuity and
dazzle with surprise Altogether the town has not seen
such a kindly pretty. and lively piece so neatly
Dlaved and well set, since the old days o.
ine Olympic under James Hayes There have, TO be
sre been Epectaces gorgeous; but TINS piece IS
OF peculiar IL well suited 10 delight children
il hlIuoizes with the spirit OF the passing time and
II deserves public acceptance and success
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

We did what we could 10 elect Gov. Hayes ;
VET we do NOT wish 10 INN counted IN II he has not
been elected counted out II he mas Deeh eiecte We
believe that be has been elected The independent
The question, If there is any, is between
Gov Iaya- ANA the President Of the -~nde II1rn
dad issue His hackers know that ~ W'Il as any Dou!
ard on keen ND the talk about hls claims Tor llt p
pose Of selling out OD better terMs-9pr4hSneId Oion
(Rcpl
The men who are making themselves hoarse
hv sboutiul Tdcn Is elected anu deiahul- MS IN
az rafion without further question, Offering as INC on!
alternative Ii bloody civil war, are TdIuchAy Sl.nou'
followers They have character ana niue lhhuerur
and their number Is comparatively lhslgulhch'
Times lIepJ
Instead of weakening, the Republican cause is
gathering strength every Gay, ana Wnen the tle ilVS
for counting electoral NoD' we Hfih! Dfe'e iit
large majority the people will he convinced idt Idye5
oDd Wnpecr have received Ia Ot tnc 500 Not cas' 4
are legally elected President and Vice President OF tAe
Gnif., States.-Ncw- London Telegram (HepD
What the American people now ask ana de-
,,nd f Congress Is that dispose OF this question
nromptlv and cOnciusIvely; that IL De uSoseu "a ~
Constitutional way and al the constitutional Ilnle anu
nj INC ruprcc, Of the people be left free llter Ihe ln
uclrati0n Oi Hayes. 10 eXpend themselves III e
nqfe channels Oi business, trade, ana comeioo' IAH
dianapOlis Journal (iepJ
We have not yet seen IN any thoroughgolng
u,ve napr OF heard from any Hayes orator TN si-h
sf admission tnat they anything 20 those VINO uop'
his et macy In fact, they keeping mp he ecc4es
stica character the party organization 70 the lhs'
vou were 10 20 TO Cardinal hcC!Osacy ana leI Hi gu
donbted whether the Pope was the Successor oi ~
and tne yicegereut OF Christ II WOulO never thtI
his head that this ought 10 trOube MN OF VI, oir
,a,d advise YOU 10 get your doubts pretty qchS
vi, Ijd NOT wish 10 well damned; ana tnlh II pc
cisely Mr. Zach" Cnanders dtutuqe tO%eIu Ht I'm
crIts and unsatisied Repubhcans.- The Nation (ind
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
Mp RFvAy.s LITTLE SPEECH.

To the EdttOr Of The IriO"""
SIR: In your issue of Tuesday uhder per
sona notices, you allude to the pecuar no'ion
B.yan, clergyman and accompany u oy niue u inoi'
dent which occurred at his church Ia fl'na'o' ia' %
day DO you think that the pnbhe VIII aPpio IN
peyan's conduct or course we all nave our "oah
nonts and are frequently annoyed by reason OF tne
hut IN the case above cited, would not nave oeen oe''e
o., Mr. Bevan to defer his rude speech Ciot re ~ oT
lOi Wa until after the beuedicton had been gwen
md then 10 have stated has grievance or cause oI ao
anee 10 the lady In question: instead OF SUD- e "
mubo ridicuIe aud dcrlslOhi iouIs rnYvT y szRy
NeD- York, Jan. 3, 1877 ALh-"i "
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
W. have NOT vet seen in any thoroughgOing
rrr,DFv,s MAJORITY IN THIS CITY.

r. NE EdttOr OF TIC IFtV"He'
SIR: You would oblige severdl persons very
much # Won would inform them al your earliest cohVeh-
iance what Gov Tdens official majority was IN the CITY
81 Ne1y York at the late Presidential election
" -. ,Iy uac 90 1876 HRCHT & PUTZEI-
rrbe vote of the City and County of New-fork
for President was as follows: Iiden lDem'l'
10 37s: HAYES (Rep) 5s.G96; Cooper Green
LocI1 2s9; total. III 1858 Tilden's majority over
Hayes 1852; Tiiden's majority over all o@'0oo-
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
5reriai Notlles.

Both Torch and Key used by Manhattan and New:
Yore Gas Companies LIGHTING CITY LAMPS ARE
PATENTED Licenses. Torches and keys snppied by :,
" BARTLETT Datentee. at city Lamp Depot ol3
uroaaWay Nes.YOrk Cs- All Who sad Torch az Key
thou such license notified 10 call and license tnne
ciately, Will be prosecuted
chest and Lang Protectors the best undergar
euts sound lungs health and comfort sod every
where Mailed ~ Isaac \. SINGER uaDufaenrer Ol bsay
Special Notice.
The foreign mails for Europe by steamship oder VIA sou
ampton and Bremen. sanrdsy Jan. q, 1871 sn g"s"
10 a m Supplementary al !l:l5 a m. T. l. JAM,
Sew.Y?rk, ysgs q AsI1 rostin-s.si,
S25 Reward.
IDST-On Saturday. after IL O'clock black fO HI
HOOK containing Theaier Bils Notes payable Receipt L1
valuable suitable reward VII DC pAd - 49,
u.rso returu,nx AAvs111sAaG Desk " IoS
TIfbunA
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

He was standing at the corner of Campa1
and Jenersonay wnen a policeman came along ana
wanting to box az his feet this good boy said The
farmrr no lost that on his sleigh Will ieel swfn Dad
s'pose you'll take II 10 the station Won't 1uuI
boys would have lugged that box of home Yes III axe
n Ia the station" II stout box weighing over 50
nornds and when the officer down in the station
bonse aI ms bones aehed said II vas butter and
soyn. aid N was cheese md IL opened The con
,nts we're cobbe- e--tOnes. The officer all the way
SaE and he spent hours looking for the good boy Dut
without any duck The b. anew his pusineSs.@ Deuo'
Free ProSs
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
RUPTURE BETWEEN SPAIN AND CHINA.


Reuters Bombay dispatch contains the fol-
lowing: Shaaghd. Courier states that the Spanish
Minister has broken Of relations with the Chinese Gov
ernmen and a Spanish feet has been ordered 10 China
The cause Of the rupture Is not positively known Some
.ay the difficulty out Of unsettled claims,
ana Tiers that 1t connected with the Cuban cOohe
uuAsfiDln
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
AN ExrRADIrION TREATY WITH SPAIN.

~, .
A Reuter- dispatch from Madrid announces
that an adtlon treaty between Spain and the United
states has been concl uded and Will he signed tomorrow.
The treaty specifies Ofcnses for which persons
accused may be surrendered, and is the most c0mpre
Beu-Ive been entered into by the United
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Washing In all ages and all religions has had
sort OF religious gnfcance effects important % the
physical and consequently moral, well being soap
may he look ~ hc c0nsecraed nece
tes No wonder b. 7. Babbitts Toilet soap re-
entity introduced hold popular favor Why
not indeed Its cOmpoBents OF put oils and there
need Of artificial fragrance II IS the most eloent A
delicious Of toilet soaps
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
INDICATIONS.

In the Middle States, falling barometer,
solr,-y,,t 10 southeast winds, aid warmer, par,y
cloudy weather.
In rising barometer, stationary slowly
rising teuprItIrC westerly winds, and generally clear
weather probably succeeded the western portions By
falling barometer and winds shifting 10 souther!y.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
MARRIED..

GETZFN FNDANNER-LAW Rem F.-Ian 3 in Christ Church,
Rye, York by the Rev NJ Bre" sttT Chas H. Gct%-
cLdauner il D.. - Eleanor Y. Lawrence
pFBOU L.-MONSON-At the residence OF - late Judge
strong 81. Georges Manor. setauket Long lsanl on
We,,nesiav Ia the Rev. +. NJ Nou, Homer ". Re
bou Nina strong Gaugter OF the late Marcena Mosonr
sWoRDS-HOYT-On Wednesday I'd inst" al - Johns
Cl,irc stanford 0nn, the Rev. William I3tlock AL
bef swords New iOr CITY 10 Georg Anna daughter ot
George 4. Hoyt esq, VI Stamford
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rr9r other ship Eers see Third PAGE


ARRIVED
BenefactOr Jones' Wilmington " c. With Tncse
and pass Wm + CLYDE q 60.
DISASTER.
y. 8, Jan. 4-Ihc steamship Porit hence ines
day Boston expcrienc Il severe gale thar afternoon on
can iele h Ter smokesack carried away she put
uo -heburns yesterday and vii here for repairs
MI-CELLANEOUS.
sax FRANCISCO Jan 4-The Pacic Mat steamship City of
NAVY k, sydney Honolulu carrying British maAs.
allied today
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan sSaiied 81, Echo Or Hampton Roads, or
ford Arrived 81, Flora (>vanOe h. Eta NiitlemOe,
Steamship u.llerTrO Atensjernon fhe latter damaged
EATIFAX " - Jan. ARRIVED steamship somerset, from
Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Jan. 4CeaTe. steamship Worcester, Hedge for
savannah bark NOrlh EaI, 'enfnecos. sclr Bessie
Norris Birch savannah. sailed steamship Worcester.
bark NOrah
POgrtANn. Me- Jan 4-Claared brig Kaluna for Sagua.
C3ARLRslON Jan. 4-Saiicd steamship @. ~. NyJc, i0r
N.YOrk. Cleared barks Bride iOr Dublin. and Agra for
london sailed Gertrude for Bahamas Arrived steamship
fauli0r from Philadelphia
PHnADELPHIA Jan. ARRIVED, brig Esperance, from
Harrington, T.. e l., NeNuort, X i.
sNO ais to-day. Cleared steainship
Lucille Whining on DARK Mara
Casaoo,a tai j. Costa Queenstown. Sls, steamship
WIn. Kennedy.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

philadelphia banks to presenting checks which
had been ractrd from the mails IN NcwlOrk by the
gang who arrested in that CITY On Tuesday last
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Morning. NoOn NIEHh
I2345 567s slOlIl21a a3 So 10 II 12
El Tas {. ~ 81 Gili IN 5I a.Lgtai4 q
T.f7 !f5f IGli 5i u I3T.fli tlill
u. ~ ~ .as- III y
.r .ll {. n q 2. ri l5l q D q 81 q 81 ~ % III J
Go 5Tlfa.s {. {. q n z. 1f. . .tcf la q {. lf1' Q. y
nal.l lf.E2ia gaGl .lgtgla afa alai ala q IL
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY is Il model family
paper The number just out gives sixteen pags OF me
beSr reading matter and eugTarings. Duy H. Five CENTS
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
y.
FOREIGN PORTS.
4 q II DoaTlN (
DOMESTIC PORTS

Perker,- Hair BHisam entirely harmless and FREQ
ton, injurious 1t t1cDerecy natural eoior to cray
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Vsstio- x shis csy t.nthso
ir~n,, T reprndcar
ceips mil
seila0ns Of
ns-cury during those aouT
Yesterdays Of a!rpressre had something Of the
familiar rise bodng unpleasant ending for the week
Temperature continues low.
For this city and vicinity partly cloudy and some
what warmer day may be expected Tomorrow will he
more threatening. with prospect Of Light snow per
haps followed by rain.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

PROCEEDS OF THE NEw-YoRK MAIL koBbEhih9
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. As Lar as can d.
present be ascertained about sA,ooV nave ocen p ~
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

AH Notices n Marriages mus. be indorse9 tct' fa9
pGtas aud address.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
"With either,
We're rother good fellow away

Tho corvass ~ conducted Oh both sides, was dis
tinrrIished by exceptional fairness, bOldhesS, ana
rnurtIC chiyalrc bearing but seldom rccoguZeu on
the stumur Cutler when here IN trenton, repre-
srntng not only Morris County but the Whole S.h'"'
WAS known as a pure, unseiilsh, ana lncofrupiIppo
man mt M the same time, an independent gentle
mgn-one apt TO chafe and grow fecalcluahl " uen
nir-headed marty managers undertook 10 ara" tiT1
lines ~ and drive him. Ills competitor for renewed
Coupressinnal nonors was a man much OF tue s'iIe
st,nn lie too had done the state goOd service,
hut mon a broader arena. While IN Congress ne
more fh,n once dared 70 do right, ana more lfiih
once as a consequence fell from grace and favor ~
tIe eyes of men such as Robson ana that I'm.
But he maintained his high position and the hohest
In,n of both parties throu- hOut the Union APP
nIauded hs course, believed IN him theh' anu De-
leve in him now. =, =. ,-os frrd tbo,
William Walter Phelps, running 100 beyond MS
ticket vas Notwithstanding, defeated ny iour
votes nv Ang W. Cutler Not his slns' not MS iol,
r. nor vet tIe acknowledged worth OF Cutler, had
horne him dawn but rather the Sins ana iOlles %!
nj. own nartv in which he bad borne no share, ana
to which he had III no degree contributed. Inc re-
suIt once knoWn instead OF sulklng like Achilles III
bis tent and mourning over lost prize which be-
ionoed 10 him. he fastened 10 congratulate cutter
~ q Letter which will bear quoting dozen centen-
mails hence As a model of manly ehlyalry. Today
he has no truer friend, no warmer admlrer thah INC
Hon. Aug. W. Cutler A.. IL.
nendrnt men of both parties about 10 assemble IN
Trenton are now looking. They feel that IL Is tirne
to stamp out" trading and Jobbery In our state
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

AUSTRIA BECOMING REsOLUTE-BETrER HOPES EN-
TERTAINED OF sErrLEMENT-RoUMANIA oP-
POSED TO THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

WE notice that the Agricultural
papers all Over the country recommend the
use Of Sheridan's Cuudlry Condition Po,oders
-Erchdnge.
Farmers and others i this section have
Long known and appreciated the advantage
of these powders over ell Others.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17
A slight Cold" Coughs

Few are aware of the Importance of
checking cough or SLIGHT COLD" which
would yield to a mild remedy, but, If
neglected, often attacks the lungs. 'Broac,l's
Bronchial 7foches" give sure and almost
immediate relief,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

MEDICAL success in which every. poor.
suffering man, wonlsn and child throughout
the land is deeply iaterts ted-Collins' Vol
taic Plaster. They are without price almost.
since they cost but 25 cents, and always cure.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are
used and indorsed by the best hotels, eonfec
TONERS grocers and first families in the
country.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

RHEUMATISM cured at once by Du-
raugs Rheumatic Remedy Send for ofrcu-
lar to Helphenstine & Bentley, Washing
ton D. c..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

4 POSITIVE CURE for Rheumatism
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. Send fol
circular to Helphenstine & Bentley, Wash
ington, d. @.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, toe
great New England cure for Coughs, Colds
and Consumption, Cutler Bros. & Co.'s Bos-
ton only genuine
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

A LITTLE boy gazing upon an old pic
ture of his mother, taken in a low
dress, remarked Mamma, you was
mos ready for bed when dat picture
was TOKEN"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

DURANG'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY never
fails to cure rheumatism. Sold by all drug
yists
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

THERE are probably hundred or
more persons in this and neighboring towns,
who daily suffer from the distressing effects
of kidney troubles, Who do not know that
J0hns0r's AnOdyne Linime,at is ALMOST q GER
tain cure, La severe cases, great relief may
pc obtained, if not q perfect cure
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17
Assembly.

THURSDAY, March 8.-Shortly after
the opening OF the assembly this morning an in
formal recess for few moments was taken to allow
the presentation of elegant silver service to
Speaker Cassoday by the members. The presenta-
ton speech made by Mr.. hubbard. Speaker
tassoday responded IN graceful phrases. Shortly
before noon, during recess, Chief clerk NOVEL;,
OF the assembly, was presented with handsome
silver tea set. The prese ntation speech was made
BY Mr.. flanders. Mr.. NOVEL; made good response.
At P. NJ. Lieut.-Goy. Parker in the senate aud
Speaker Cassoday IN the assembly, in neat and APP
propriae speeches. their respective bodies
and the legislature no more.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17
Five Thousand Books Given Away for
the Asking

While DR.. H. James was attached to the
British Medical Staff in the East Indies, his
high position enabled him to call about
him the best chemists physicians, and
scientists of the day, and while experiment
ing with aud among the natives, he sect
dentally made the discovery that CONSUME
TON can be positively and permanently
CURED. During the many years of his So
journ there, he devoted his time to the
treatment of Lung Diseases, and upon his
retirement he left with us books and papers
containing fall particulars, showing that
every one can be his own physician and pre-
pare his own medicine, and such informe-
ton as We have received We nov offer TO the
public without price, only asking that each
remit three. cent stamp for postage. AID
dress CRADDOCK IL co, 1,032 Race St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NINE. DEMoREsT's reliable patterns of
all the latest and best spring and summer
styles. Send stamp fer catalogues. What
10 Wear, with full information, Is cts.
Portfolio Of Fashions, with large illustra-
tons, 10 els. Quarterly Journal Of Fash
ions, cts, yearly, 10 cts, post-free. II
East 14th ST.. N. Y, er anv of the agencies
THERE are probably a hundred or
more persons in this and neighboripg towns,
who daily suffer from the distressing effects
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17
The Best Truss without

To sIup and AlI.-Are You Suffer- from
a cough, cold asthma, bronchitis or aay of the va
rious pulmonary troubles that so often enc IN con-
sumption? Ii So use . Witb0r's Pure God LtUer Ott
and Lime a safe and eficacious remedy This IL no
quaok preparation, bnt is regularly Prescribed py
the medical faculty. Manufe ctured only 10y a. b
MIIROIl Ghemist. Boston. Sold hv all drnggists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

TEkc-Tne choicest in the worid-Importers' prices
tLHO-Largest Company in America-staple arti-
cle-pleases everybody-Trade continually increas-
ing-Agents wanted everywhere-best inducements
don't waste time-send for Circular 10
ROBERT WELLS. 43 Yesev St. N. y. p q. Box 1857.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

= have larger ga lie Tor Hatchs Universal Cous
syrup IMAM Tor any other medicine of the KIDD. We
have Tor sale All the old standard remedies None
IN such demand FLINT & DAYTON, Friendship NY.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

THURSDAY, M&fCn o.-Ine oil TO APP
propriate $500 to the state historical society was
killed The bill to establish free high school i'll
Eau Claire indefinitely postponed . Resolu-
tons of thanks to President Parker and Vice Pres
ident Hiner for the faithful dscharee Of their du-
ties, were adopted After thanking the chief clerk,
hers the senate adopted solution that no BUS
iness except questions of privilege be transacted
alter 1o:5J. Adj ourned sine die at 9 Pm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17
w getine,"

Says Boston Physician, 'shss no equal as a blood
puriner. Hearing of rs many wonderful cures
after all other remedies had failed, visited the
Laboratory and convinced myself OF its genuine
merit. 1t is prepared from bsrks, roots and herbs
each of which is highly effective and they are com
pounded in such manner as to produce astonish-
ing results
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-17

"a GA sAE 4 as aenth ree'6 BY cur Graduates
AEssg 2kSssStu5szss warted. ssIsry paid
sSg ~. ~ = Gwhile prsesioing. situaticnsfur-
Gtshed Aa rees \ " Telegraph Inst nesviiis Wis
, 1877-03-14

It Is an open question whether tho present
captious opposition to Mayor HEATH, and
tho assaults which are made upon him over
the shoulders Of Superintendent 1l1oKEr, nrc
not carried too far even for ward partisans.
There may be different opinions as to tho
Superintendent's capabilities for his office.
There may bo others Just As we'll qualified
for tho place but there can 10 no denial Of
tho fact that ho has worked hnrtl, done ws1l,
mud served the city faithfully during tho
pnst year. No doubt not TINT upon reaoc-
tion every honorable mnn in this city will de-
eide that It was we'll Ao was not removed from
his place upon the application aud testimony
Of euch men as TnupR and MCDONALD.
Against such dubious testimony stands Ills
record Of hard, faithful, and earnest work for
tho city, md Lis experience and capability
for Office. No one has intinatod TINT be IL
dishonest, OF TINT he Is untrue to the public
interests. Tho continual assaults upon him
arc mauifestly unfair, aud the assaults upon
Mayor HEATH for retaining In Office a Inan
who has done his duty arc Just as unoharit-
nblo and unreasonable. Other men 1ney
have qualifications for tho Offices, both Of
Mayor mud Of Police Superintendent. II VIC
are 10 have opposition to these gentlemen,
let 1t 10 bascd upon tho Issue Of qualiaca-
tion. There ia not citizon Of Chicago
who can offor valid objection to Mayor
HEATH upon tho score Of capability for the
Office or Of faithful performance OF It's du.
tics. Tho charges alleged agafnHt tho pres
cnt municipal administration are altogether
T.