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Turkey.
THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY AG.


THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY AGAIN INTERVIEWS
THE sULTAN-No DECISIVE ANSWER YET-ALL
RESTS UPON THE GRAND vIzIER.
PERA, Jan. 15-The Marquis Of Salisbury has
had an interview Of two hours duration with the
Sultan. The Sultan 10 disposed to accept all the
conditions Of the amended scheme submitted to
the conference.
The Telegrophs correspondent remarks that 9
settlement may not necessarily result because Of
the Sultan's good Intentions. The burden OF the
situation still rests on Midhat Pasha.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Necs reports
that Midhat Pasha has taken the unusual step
Of inviting the Catholic, Armenian. Greek and
Bulgarian Patriarchs to participate in the grand
council which decides on the Portes answer.
rrVIkHNA, Jan. l6.-Gen. Ignatief at last Mon
days stttiDg OF the conference, when giving no.
tice Of his intention to withdraw in the event of
refusal by the Porte, did not like the other peni-
potentiaries, state that he intended to leave his
embassy in care Of q charge d'afaires.
1t is probable, therefore, IL the Turks refuse
the last proposals diplomatic relations between
Turkey and Russia will totally cease. Count
Andrassy has returned to Vienna from Pesth to
confer with Prince Auersperg on the critical
situation.
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Was called upon at all until to-day about
HE TALKED ABOUT THE EVIDENCE he COULD
GIVE.
Q.Have you talked with any person about II
within the last two weeks except to-day-about
your having been detailed to report to THE Re-
three brother policemen about It.
@. Anything else7 A. Not to my knowledge.
q. Which Of your brother policeman did you
speak to about it? A. i don't knoH-while read
ing the papers, suppose-and we were talking
about 1t In the station-house. IT,.
THE DETECTIVES INIT.
@. Did You talk with MeDeyitt about 1t? A.
think did, once, sir. .
q. Didn't McDevittcome to seeyou about it, A.
:, q. Did he ask You about It A, met him as
and this matter came up. and he asked me II
wasn't one that was detailed at that time, and I
q. Did Jon talk with MeEIfresh about it? A.
MeElfresh and he were together.
Q. Richards? A. No, SIR.
q. You had not talked with him7 A. No,
q. Have you talked with Miller about it, A.
TALKED 1T OVER WITH M'DEvITr AND H'BLFREsH.
= @. But McDevitt and McElfresh were to-
gether, and when you met them the matter came
up? A. Yes, sir. There were some other gentle
Q. Who was he? A. forget his name. 1
know his face very well.
Q. Does he live in this city? A. Yes, sir; he is
resident here.
The witness was then excused, and the commit
tee adjourned until this evening.
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Work for the Criminal Court

The grand Jury has presented indictments
against the following parties: Peter Wilson,
rape; William ii. Ottman, larceny, receiving
stolen goods and receiving embezZled goo ls
George Smith, alias Charles Smith. alias Hill
Smith, resisting an officer: Charles E Wesley,
burglary and larceny; James Adams, alias Budd
Adams, petit larceny. (second ofense:) Dudley
Hall, resisting an officer; AlOnzo Gsmbell as.
Sault with intent to kill; George Armstrong
burglary and larceny
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Civil Rights in New York,

THE CoLoRED AMERICAN MINISTER TO LIBERIA
SUES THE PROPRIETOR OF THE Aston HOUSE
FOR DAMAGES.
NEW YORK, Ian. 10. Milton Turner, (col-
Ored,) American Minister to Liberia, has conn.,
menced q suit for damages under the civil rights
bill against the proprietor OF the Astor House for
refusing to let him have rooms in that house.
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Future Litigation.

Mr.. r. r. Perry, as counsel, has entered a suit
Tor William Hussey, use Of W. 81. Gait, against
the District, for - ST. alleged TO be due for work
done.
Messrs. Browne and Mcconnell have, for G.
W. Goodall entered suit against the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad for $1,000 damages al
legged to have been sustained by plaintiff by rea-
of the location Of track running Of trains and
unloading Of cars on Maryland avenue between
Four and a. half and c streets
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, Jan. H. Cotton dull; sales of sS7
bales at 1SIs@l35-l6c. Consolidated net receipts.
S. $50 bales. Exports-Great Britain 40. 2ls bales;
France. Il. os2 bales; Continent 9,75s bales. Chan
mel. 4, OIL GALES.
Flour q shade stronger, without, however, any
very decided change in prices, and the demand 4,
moderate for export and home use. Southern -four
firm and fairly active; common to fair extra p io@
fiLr request and unshanged; Cornmsai is steady:
pSrs are inclined to hold Of q Is for rejected spring.
n n tor aPsssS sr
q I@ q for winter red Western Rye quiet. Barley
with and
| @59c for new understandable mixed: 5sa@oc for
scarcely 50 hrm: <s@Sac fcs mixed western and
Cohee.Rio &c lower and snlei; earaoes duoted st
r sos 0s r e GOD
prime Refined unshan ed aOisses and Rec
ia ae GensS @ Tao3 ao1
the latter for prime. Resin easier at q .o9245 for
a.
steam, sn2is@n y. Whisky STEADY at 81 10.
BhfTiNonn. Jan. Is" Cotton quiet and easier;
m,ddlir 6. 224612;ae. -. -
DO; RIe ef3Sss %ss. II All; ssii Is
smSsr M lar M5ite re- Prime sS s1
southern white. 55@5sc: do. yellow, 6s@Ssc: Western
mixed. old spot; q, s9ssae; new, spot 5sa@ss%c:
April, 6l1@62c. Oats fairly active and firm; South
prime, e4lc: Western white. 4o@ re: do mixed,
quiet and steady at H@l4ac. Hay quiet and steady;
| Maryland and Pennsylvania prime. slet9lS; Pro;
steady: Western good to prime 2@5Sc; DO. extra
refined, nominally &c. Coffee dull easier and not
quotabiy lower. whisky dull and nominal at 81 la9
| iI2H.
Receipts-Flour, 3 $50 barrels wheat. s. 900 bush
els: corn, g. 600 bushels; oats, 800 bushels; rye,
| $50 bushels. Shipments Corn, q, 600 bushels.
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Organized Charity.

UEBd"Lcu
The work Of relieving the poor OF the District
through the instrumentality Of symphonies is
attracting the attention Of all the charitably-
disposed people in the District, and Dr. p. T.
Keane, who originated the project, is meeting
with the most substantial and warm encourage
Eent. few days since a lady dropped into the
Northern Liberty soup-house to examine It's
workings. Her inspection seemed to give her
considerable satisfaction, as she remarked upon
leaving that it would afford her pleasure to rem
der the Doctor every assistance in her power.
Yesterday the same lady walked into the health
tf1ce and handed to Dr.. Keane the sum Of 81,
which she explained had been raised at an en-
tertainment given at her house. Tho entertain
ment was in the nature of mite society, and the
edibles and drinkables used were obtained from
charitable neighbors. A collection was taken up
during the evening, which netted the sum which
she handed over TO DR.. Ksane TO be applied to
furnishing soup to the poor. She positively re-
fused to disclose her name, but it was inadvert-
emily learned that she resides on street.
No: long after this communication was received
a messenger entered the Health Once with
note from DR.. J. c. Hall, indorsing a check for
SEE which he desired should be used by those
having charge Of the soup-hOusc in extending the
benefits Of the charge A check for o. was also
received from General 1Ieigs for the same pur-
pose, making sum OF nearly $50 donated in one
day. The Northern Liberty soup house is now
supplying about $50 persons daily with rich. nu-
trttious broth made Of meat and vegetables. The
greatest care Is exercised by those having the
charity in charge to see that only the deserving
receive the benefits it designs to convey, and a
cynical gentleman who is disposed to look with
great suspicion on all public charities says that
be is enabled.tOi from personal observation,
that not single case Of the genus tramp has
prOfIted by the soup-house since il was opened.
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LAWYERS BRIEFS,

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Book and Job
Department is unsurpassed, in its extent and ia
cilties, by any printing house in this or any other
city for the prompt and expeditions execution of
Lawyers Briefs. Type and machinery all new.
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The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Richard BoHriss and Cosy kisner;
Vim. ii. White and Hattie Moulton; Jas. Brad
shaw and Catherine E. Price: Thos. NJ Benton
Of Stafford county, Va, and Mary Francis How
ard, OF Fairfax county. Va.
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BURyETT's COCAINE.
SCARCELY HAS THE wAEx BREATH

A perfect dressing for the hair. The Cocoaine
holds Id liquid form a large proportion Of de-
odorizcd Coeoanut on, prepared expressly for
this purpose.
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HENRY WArD BgECHEp

o. "Hard Times" in lecture on Wednesday
evening next, is the interesting announcement
made to-day. great crowd will doubtless 90 to
hear him, of all men, he is able to say things
apt and important on this subject. Reserved
seat tickets are for sale at Whitakers book
RtOre.
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DON'T FAIL TO HEAR

the Hutchinson Family in one Of their family
concerts, at the E-street Baptist church. on
Wednesday evening next. No one can listen to
their soul-stirring music without having the i'm
preston that he has been benefited both in body
and mind.
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~ Y. NJ. c. A.
THE TwENTY-FoURTH ANNIVERSARY
OF THE
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Will be held in
LINCOLN HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY IS. 1877.
At 7:3o O'Clock.
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, JR., Of New York,
will deliver the Annual Address. Ialt-tf
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CITY ITEMS.
"PIPER-HEIDSIECK.'

To the Trade:
We beg to inform you that we have this day
been appointed general agents, in the United
States and Canada, for
"PIrER-HEIpsIECK"C CHAMPAGNE
and
HPIPER co.'s "CARTE BLANCHE, SEC"
Soliciting q continuance Of your esteemed 70
vors,
We remain, your obedent servants,
JOHN OSBORN, Son Co.,
New York and Montreal.
JANUARY q 1871
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To MExnrRs OF Cnnnnrss

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Book and Job
Printing Once is one Of the largest and best ap-
pointed Job Offices south Of New York You can
have your printing done there cheaper than at
any other office in the District of Columbia. Type
and machinery all new.
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those avant couriers Of dangerous disease, show
themselves. Or. Bulls Cough Syrup always
cures them, and most quickly tso.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HeCORCORAN GALLERY OF ART
~ The Night Exhibitions OF the Coreoran
Gallery OF Art will begin on THURSDAY. January
ls. at o'clock p: M, and continue every THURS
DAY EVENING until further notice.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
jaE-2t WIN. MACLEOD, Curator.
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JANUARY ., 1871,
WmBoI's COMPOUND OF PURE COP Liver OIL
AND LINE.

Oil is that the nauseating taste of the Oil is
tirely removed and the whole rendered entirely
palatable. The offensive taste Of the OIL has
in this form the trouble is entirely obvtated. A
host of certificates might be given here to testify
to the excellence and success Of "Wilbor's Cod
Liver Oil and Lime" But the fact that 1t is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty is
SUFFICIENT. For sale by A. u. WilDor, Chemist,
Boston. and BY all druggists,
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THoNPsoN's PoMApE OfTr1rH, for dressing
the hair. This fine pomads merits special men,
ten. Purely vegetable, its effect Is to soften
and refine coarse dry hair. imparting to 1t gloss
hair, It cannot injure, but Is highly beneficial,
equally so to the rich, golden-hued tresses Of
youth, the darker shades Of middle life, or the
slver-streaked locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents per bottle.
PRACTICE EcoNeNY. Renovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per BEETLE. .---.-t
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A special dispatch from Ashtabula says the
eoroner's jury assembled there at 3 o'clock on
Monday afternoon, and recalled Joseph Tomlin-
son. Mr.. Tomlinson had examined the wrecked
bridge since the accident and found evidence on
the angle-blocks that some OF the braces had
clipped ont Of place before they were last painted.
some Of them as much as three inches. He says
the braces should have been SO fastened to the
ngle-blOcke that this could not. have happened :
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EXCURSIONS.

MOgNTXERN0N. OF WADHs
Nl IEGTON. = -
Capt. FRANK HoeTLfNesHEAD, wakg
Leaves Seventh-street wharf,
DAILY, Sunday excepted,) 1t 10 &. m, return1nx
Found trip q. including admission to Mansion md
Grounds. 0clS-n
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The Paris Figaro announces that N. Bartholde
the French Minister to the United States, will
shortly be replaced at Washington by Max
eutrey, Minister to Japan. N. Bartholde Will
return to Paris to fill an important post in the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegraph Company
from ConstantinOple states that several plenip0-
teptiaries have requested an audience with the
Sultan for the purpose of taking leave. The
Grand Council Of Turkey, to decide on the Porte's
reply to the last proposals Of the Powers, will
meet tomorrow or Thursday.
Reuter- telegram from Paris announces
that NJ. Max Aubrey has been appointed Minister
Of France to the United States. NJ. De Marcere,
Minister Of the Interior, has been chosen presi.
dent Of the group Of the Left Centre. The
French Academy Of Medicine has awarded to DIR.
Squire, Of Elmira, N. Y, the prize of encourage
ment.
The Marquis of Salisbury, at a private au-
dience of the Sultan on Sunday, is understood to
have strongly insisted upon his acceptance OF the
modified proposals. The Sultan, while maintain
ing his previous objections on the ground that the
Turkish Constitution did not allow him to yield
to the demands Of the Powers, did not give q de.
cisve reply.
The Princess Marie, sister of the Empress wife
Of Prince Charles of Prussia, is dying. Official
returns show that IS Conservatives have been
elected to the Reichstag. The Conservatives will
consequently be able to elect a first vice presi.
dement,, who has hitherto been chosen by the Pro-
gressists. Members elected classified with
regard to their attitude towards the Empire al
follows: supporters of Empire, 1884, opposers Of
EmDire 49,
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The following anecdote is told Of Judge Abbott,
one of the members of the House investigating
committee which went to Sosth Carolina When
he was in Charleston he asked the old darkey at
work in his room what made him so slow about
building the IRE. The reply was: "Fact is. Judge
dar In no coal down stairs. Use been up and down
do alley, and stole all de wood could ind and In
de present demoralized condition Of society
capt DO no better"
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS,

1t is reported that Boschee's German Syrup
has, since Its Introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale of 40 600 dozen per year
direct from the factory at Woodbury., N. J., and
not one has reported single failure, but every
letter speaks Of its astonishing success in curing
severe coughs colds settled on the breast, con-
sumption or ary disease of the throat and lungs.
We advise any person that has any predisposi-
tion to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
get this medicine or inquire about 1t. Regular
size, IS cents; sample bottle, 10 cents Two doses
will relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
CHAs. SToTT & Co., Wholesale Agent.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR wAsIIlNGTON-THIs DAY.
| Sun AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises 7l4 Wash. yard, cvelo:0s
Sun sets......... 446 Long bridge. eve.... 1901
Noon rises, morn.... sos Height OF rise. II. 10 in
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MACRAE.-At Meadow Farm, Prince william
county, Va, December %, 1876, Mrs. CORNELL
LEE MACRAE, in the seventy third year OF her age,
widow Of the late DR.. james W. +. Macrae, and
daughter of the late Richard Bland Lee.
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USE THJRsroN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER. perfect dentfrice. Its action on tho
teeth is SPECIFIC, removes tartar and discolora-
ton, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. It hardens the gums sweetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot injure
the enamel. Its constant use is recommended
to all, but especially to those who having good
teeth wish to preserve them. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents Der bottle.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

HAG AN--KlNG.-on the 9Th of Alrll. 1870, in
Baltimore, Md WILLIAM HAGAN and MARY ANN
king, both Of Washington, d. q.
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The Ice Embargo and Consequent Freshets.
FURTHER DAMAGE ON THE OHIO AND NoNoNGA-
HELA RIVERS - THE LOSSES ESTIMATED At
$l2o0O,0oo
PITTsBURG, Jan. 16.-On either shore of the
Monongahela river from this city toward the
head Of navigation wrecks Of steamboats,, laden
coal barges, empty barges, coal tipples and
frame house fats strewed in almost indescrib-
able confusion. In the Ohio river, at Brunot's
island, thousands upon thousands of bushels of
coal lilo in the channel in close proximity to it.
Some coal men say that it will
REQUIRE MONTHS TO REMOVE
these Instructions. The heaviest shipper of coal
in the Vest said might that the loss oecasioned
by the ice between this port and Cairo would
reach 81, COZ, 900.
TIE oHIoRlvER RISING WITH FEARFUL RAPIDITY.
CINCINNITI, Jan. 15.-Serious apprehens ions
are felt of the extreme high water along the
banks Of the Ohio river. The tributaries are
rapidly swelling and pouring their floods into
the Ohio. The Kentucky and Licking rivers are
rising rapidly. The Big Sandy is reported out
of its banks. The KanaWha is rising at Charles
ton. At Point Pleasant. West Virginia, the Ohio
river rose nineteen and half feet in twenty
four hours, and is still rising five inches per hour
Here the Ohio has risen forty three feet, and is
rising three inches per hour.
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SEvENTY-FIvE GENTS FER THOUSAND.
Small Hand Bills printed from new type, for
seventy five cents per thousand at the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, Job Office.
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Two DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FER
THOrsAND

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Book and Job
Printing Office prints business Cards for g.
per thousand. Satisfaction guaranteed. Type
and machinery all new.
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" The marvel Of the age" We have this day
shipped a large invoice Of the celebrated Be-
thesda Water to CHARLES SToTT Co., and they
will furnish 1t by the barrel, half barrel, demL
ion, Jug, &c. RICHARD DUNBAR,
Waukesha Wis
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Court Calendar for To-day.

SUPREME CouRT IN GENERAL TERN, before
Chief Justice Caytter and Judges Olin, Wylie,
Humphreys and MacArthur.-Nos. Is, Holden VS..
Lnyille: 10. Boucher VS.. HaycOck; II, Riley vs..
Kirk; is, Riley VS.. Church; 19, Bossher vs. Kill
VS.. Webster; 25. Strainiug vs.sWalker; %. Alex
ander vs.. Bouldin; q. Laws VS.. Lee.
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Thc signal service OBJ
server at Harpers Ferry reports to the chief signal
officer as follows:
The river is still rising slowly. The ice IL crack
ing. and small lots commencing TO move, but
don't expect a rush of Ii before Tomorrow,
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oeo-n IxD Pa. avenue, near Wizards Hotsl.
~FLUID LIGHTNING EXCEL8-
rs any remedy ever known for the imnedi--
ate cure Of Neuralgia, Headache. &c. Sold at
Coughlin's Temple Drug Store. oeA
~PLEURISY. PAIN IN THE SIDE,
- Back, Ac:, instantly disappear when Fluid
Lightning Is applied. Sold st Coughin's Drug
store Masonic femple, ocA
~PREsCRIPTIO PREPARED
Be at Coughlin's Temple Drug Store, and
Ninth streets, At moderate Prices seps-R
~FRENCH, ENGLISH AND DO
ks MESTIC Articles for lsdies' toilet use at
CouShlin' . Temple Drug store. seps-u
~HUMP HREY's sPECIRICs,-
@ Ponds Extract, Homeopathic Medicines,
sold at Temple Drug Store, r and Nintn streets.
~TEETH % PER SET, EITHER.
kS law, by Dr.. A. Pratt, graduate OF ohio Col
lege Of Dental Surgery, and Of the Bush 4eaica.
'isass q S sSss. ''s 'ss e ss cor
~sOFT CORNs.CALLPROMP
ke on DIR. SCHULTZ, 500 corner Ninth street
corns are always seated between the toes, and
called so from their being &C all times In damp,
moist state. They are not only exceedingly pam
full. but often dangerous. Prof. =. Wnson. or
London, says: ION one occasion examined o son
corn which had eaten in the bones and produce In
in soft corns Is OF no infrequent occurrence DIR.
3. treats every species of Corns, Bunions, Nails,
&c painless and efectual, IS certified, for twenty
years. Call ere too late. 1o5
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g; DO you know place in town known as '.The
know anything about It.
q. Have you ever been In there. A. Yes. sir.
z. Have yeu ever been in any Of the rambling
houses Of this city? A. Yes, sir.
six arS On ONE one 's or
Q. Not since that? A. No, sir.
q. Haven't yOu been in one since FIVE or six
years agof A. No, sir; have tried to get in
them several times.
q. Where did you try to get into ones A. One
street and the Avenue.
q. When did you try to get into that. A. One
night last winter; don't recolleet what night 1t
was.
q. Who was with yous A. Nobody at that
Q. Any other time that you tried to get into
one? A. Yes, sir; We tried to get into them sew
eral times when We thought there. was gambling!
Q. Where were the places? A. Only one.
g. You never tried to get into any other place
q. Do you know the location Of the gambling
houses Of this city? A. Only by hearsay.
Q. Who did you hear 1t from? A. General talk.
POLICEMEN TALK ABOUT eANBLISG-HoUsEs.
@. The police often talk about 1t! A. Yes, sir
q. Where are the places the police often talk
about? A. cannot name them.
@. Can't you tell as policeman where these
having knowledge.
Q. Do not you know where the places are that
you talk about? A. only know the one place on
the Avenue.
Q. Are you unable to state the location of any
of the gambling houses of this city, A. would
because really don't know. I don't 60 to them.
Q. When were you called upon for any state
ment in regard to this matter Of your reporting
to THE REPUBLICAN, of5eef a, don't think J
The Republican journal., 1877-09-27

where the great battles of South Noun
tain and Antietam were fought, and Lees
army defeated and driven back into Viz
ginia. Scarcely had this been accom-
plished when the enemies of Mcclellan
again conspired for his removal from com
mand, which was accomplished. But this
could not remove him from the respect of
all honorable people, and the gratitude Of
the country, His popularity is greater
than that Of any citizen within the Dor
ders of the land, and will increase with
time. The events of the future are hid
den from the keenest observers of to-day
but it ought to surprise no one if the
subject of this notice, after serving as
Governor of New jersey, shall be called
by the voice OF the people Of the whole
country, in 1890, to ego up higher