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Railway Disasters.

The New York Tri5une publishes an
open letter addressed to Congressman
Garfield of Ohio by Charles f. Adams, ir.,
in which he advocates the creation of q
National Bureau of Statistics to make
special inquiries into the cause of every
railway accident that may occur. The let
ter is addressed TO Mr.. Garfield because he
represents the district in Ohio in which the
recent fatal accident occurred. Mr.. Adams
in beginning remarks that all the world 10
America travels on the railroads, and il is
the way of intercourse between states. But,
while this travel is wonderfully secure-re-
sulting in the loss of but $50 lives and the
injury of but 1000 persons in q year
throughout the country-this number must
be reduced largely by a proper investiga-
ton of all the accidents by some independ-
cut authority. The railway companies
make Investigations of accidents on their
" account and generally in their own in-
terest. The public has no other machinery
than the "cOrOner's quest for making an
inYestigatiOn. In some states there are
" NAhlA Euiu liz
vestigations arc committed, but Mr.. Adams
contends that the matter is one which does
not belong TO the states but to the general
government, because such accidents are in-
cident to IN between the states.
Nothing radical is needed, says Mr.. Adams.
Congress Is not required TO assume any new
power, or do any act looking toward gene
raj railroad legislation. All that is REQUIRED
is that a provision should be made in
connection with the department of
the interior for a bureau OF rail
road statistics, which should include
two officials, one an accountant and statis-
tician, the other q railroad expert and en-
gineer. The first should collect and put
into shape for reference the vast amount of
information connected with the interior
commerce of the country now inaccessible.
The last should make a study Of all rail
road accidents and investigate those which
present unusual featureo.' The public
would then know what the ~railrcai com
panies are now under the strongest induce
ment to keep to the nselvcs. The fact that
such an investigation was to be made
would have n tendency to make railroad
companies more CAREFUL, and the result
would be a great reduction in the number
of accidents.
In conclusion, Mr.. Adams urges General
Garfield to present the matter to congress
and use his influence to secure so important
a bureau.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16

Packard can't get federal troops to dis
perse the Nichols Legislature, but he has
got the small pox to disperse his own. The
president and the fates seem to be against
him, and email pox s%catters a quorum fast
or than his sergeant. alarms can gather one.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16

We publish elsewhere, this morning, the
proceedings of the Westminster convcn-
tion of January 1G, 1777, in full and we
think it will trouble the president Of the
Vermont historical society, or any one else,
to find therein anything about adopting a
declaration of independence.
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Bank Elections.
RANDOLPH NATIONAL BANK.

NHNTVTT ~"
President, w. Ii. Dubois vice pred-
dent, John w. Rowell cashier, II. It. Du-
bols. Directors, Nm. ii. Dubois, John
w. Rowell, Willard Gay, A. b. Tewks-
bury, II, 7. Dubois.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-16

When Mr.. j.. T. Fields was young a
classmate complained to him that he was
in danger of being supplanted in the regard
Of a young person of the gentler sex by a
youth belonging to another school, who
was daily in the habit of calling on the
lady and repeating to her from memory
whole poems Of considerable length.
''What would you do?" sighed the lad.
"Do,' said Master Fields, Il would beat
him on his own ground, and at once com.
init to memory the whole of paradise
Lost book by book, and every time the
intruder left AmeliG's house | would rush
in and fire away If you give way to Idle
repining and do nothing that fellow will
soon be firmly seated in your place. |
should not wonder ii he were now at work
on Thomson's Seasons for his infamous
purpose. Delay no longer, but attack John
Milton after supper tonight and win the
Prize above all competition !" Ezekiel be-
gan in good earnest, and before the summer
WIS over he had memorized the whole of
paradise Lost" rehearscd it to Amelia,
and gained the victory
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NOTICE

AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TIC II RR-
MONAL OF SNOW, ETC, FROM THE SIDE
WALKS, AND CUTTERS, ADOPTED oCTC.
BIER 9th, 1863.
1t is hereby ordained by the village ofRutland,
as follows
sEC. /. Every person owning or occupying
premises in the village, adjacent 10 sidewalks
and cutters, In such streets or arts OF streets,
as the trustees shall from time to time desig-
nate by notices published in the public papers
printed In said village, shall be and is hereby
required TO remove from such sidewalks and
cutters adjacent TO hts or her said premises,
respectively, all snow, and TO keep the said
walks and cutters clean.
SIC. 2. hyery such owner or occupan men.
TONED in the foregoing section, who shall neg
lect 70 comply with che provisions thereof,
shall forfeit aud pay TO said village a fine OF
two dollars for each and every period OF TWEEN
ty-four hours he or she shall at any time or
times be guilty OF such neglect.
And under the provisions OF the above ordi-
nance, all the streets In said village are hereby
designated, by the trustees, for the purpose
expressed In the first section thereof.
BY order OF trustees.
1t ia hereby enacted, etc.;
SEC. 8 NO person shall ride or drive in any
street, lane OF highway In such a manner as 10
endanger OK unreasonably incommode any per-
son passing therein; nor shall there be any
racing or tria j OF cpeed, between the owners or
drivers OF different horses, OF their respective
animals In any public street.
SEC, II. No person shall coast, course or
slide. on any sleigh, sled or other Vehicle, In
any or the streets or highways OF the village,
nor upon the sidewalks thereof, except such
streets ana highways as shall be designated
Your attention is called to the above ordi-
nances.
BY order OF the trustees,
q, II CHENEY,
j. II. PACE
j. ID. HANRAHAN,
N. +. A q Trustees
j. W. CRAMTON,
\. TYLER,
Jsdlw JAMES LEyINs,
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be published in THE
I'd by the (uH name and
address Of the %Srtter; these ara not requested for
publication, but as a guaranty Of good faith.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
'osr OFpIcR DEPARTMENT l

Posr OFvIcE DEPARrNEsr,)
OTyIcE DfsBURsrsd CLERK AND SuPERISp'r,
wAsHlsoros, d. c., Aug. ~, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be !, receiyed at this once
Der D., 1877, for furnishing Fuel for the Post
Ofice Department, as follows:
For the delivery and storage OF six hundred and
my 1850 tons $40 pounds 10 the toni OF the bet
quality Of Lee White Ash Furnace Coal, or coal OF
an equally good qualify; .hs quslity Thereof af
be determined by All inspector chosen for that
purpose by the Postmaster Goneral To be thoroughly
screened and frec from slate and to be delivered
within thirty 1907 days from the date Of the con.
tract, and stored In the vaults OF tho Department
building before the contracting party will bs paid
therefor.
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany
each bid and the contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certificates from shippers that the Coal
delivered 10 him from the vessel or Is the kind
required by the Department
Also, for the delivery and storage Of ten 10)
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood TO be delivered
and corded at the Department building, as maybe
required, within thirty (9O) days from the date OF
contract,
The whole to be weighed or measured by the In
spector appointed under the provisions Of section
Sfll. Revised Statutes Of tho United States.
The bids will be opened In the office OF the Su
perintendent IN the presence of such bidders u,
may chCOsc to attend un Wednesday, the 18th day
| Of september, 1877, at u o'clock noon, aud ths
| awards will be made on or before Monday, October
| l, 1877.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject all or
any part OF the bids received II deemed for tho In.
| terest OF the Department 50 to do.
A satisfactory bond will be required In each case
to he executed aud filed within no. days afor tho
award l. made, for the inthfll perlnrma,ce Of the
| contract J. q. r. BURNSIDE,
Dl.bursing Clerk and Superintendent Post once
| Department.. an2i.Tutw
National Republican., 1877-09-20
selO- O-NfWF&ds
ID II. WARNER. Auctionccr.
De + street, opposite Masonic Temple.

ID H. WARNER Auctionccr.
De street. opposite Masonic Temple.
rRrsTEEs sALE0 THE ELEGAST BROWN.
HHfEtX6G1tfiEp fiE ~ ~ ssdhicffoh sH.i aENhkAL
ny virtue OF deed Of trust dated the :O;h day OF
December. A. D. 1870 and recorded In Iiber Sc hlio
~ OF the land records Of Washington county, D. g.,
the debt secured thereby, will soil nj publ auction TO
the highest bidder, on tho premises, on FRIDAY, the
.iSt day OF SsptenIber at o'clock In the afternoon,
AN Or lot numbered ~ Uhirtv-eighD and part Of lot
numbered ~ lthrty-nine) IN ChildOn and Magrudcr
ION" hundred and sixtysevenJ In the city OF washing.
tom,and District Of Columbia made In the cause OF Nc
Blar ct al Va Ghdsby ct al, No lIli Equity Docket
the pnrt being intended to be conveyed being the
nOrthcrnmust part, fronting eleven feet and three
inches on Jackson Place, aud binding on tho south
limo OF lot -, both parcels running back w feet
inches or Less to All alley thirty feet Wide" saw
Ing and accepting thereffom the vacant ground In LOT
lot. which released from said deed Of trust on OF
about the 9Th day OF March A. ID. lsBthe pnrt To be
sold containing the dwelling house, feet irches
The terms Of sale src one fourth in cash. or all
cash At the option Of the purchaser, Of which ~
must be- paid at the time OF sale, and the residne ~
deferred payments ln five years, ~ the option OF the
purchaser or which the purchaser must give notes
cantum per Rnnun from tho day Of sale untll paid
to he paid s'nitnnnunlly, and TO secure which tht
purchaser must execute deed OF trust on the prem
lscS to the satisfaction OF the trustee, with acove
nant OF insurance, and pay all costs of cOnveysnc
Ing go ~
TO resell the property on the same terms hvr days
public notice, at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
In default ... ~ -
sclMTh6ds J, I tDLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers,
IL Ninth and ID AtIeolA northwest.

fSSFEFTY th s1hSER 81 81 HNB
GSsE sEr&EbS 81 III rnSP 5SfIH STST!
EAST, BErWEEN b AND c STREETS.
BY vrluo Of three deeds of trust to dated the I'd
a II !Hy A Al III iss ss snd duly reSSrasd n b sSE s
and duly recorded In ber sD folio l6i, and 18th day
oi August, A. D. lsi6 duly recorded ~ liber Sp fol9
al the request the party secured thereby sell
DAY The 2sth day Of september. 1t O'Clock p. M
5J IN Corrgans recorded subdivision OF original lots
ssh, "a 1Ga s Sy
two story and basement brick house, containing seven
rooms.
On SATURDAY. the 18th day Of september. ls77. at
ls) In square numbered nine hundred and twenty.
three, tv99 beginning for the same ata point on
the southeast corner OF said square: themes running
west twenty (o eet thence north one hundred uUol
S ,hsnSs ss hT,sen M eS TWO 9 sSe s 5
feet ten io) ncl,- thence 'outh seventy hve tIb)
fect To the place Of besinnins Improved by two
story frame house, containing seven rooms, win mod
imniedntoiy thereafter we will sell lot numbered
twentyeight, sJ In John w, stars recorded subdi'
three. (g four tD live, C,). six, (6l, seven y and
nine lo. In square numbered one hundred and thirty
one, ISL, improved by a twostory frame house.
Terms ct sale Onefourth cash, balance payable IN
SIX twelve, eighteen and twrnty-four months, WIN
% To- b q. Ss y Gss Ss PI r ON prcrey sSS
lfterms Of sale cuy yiied with In nve days the
trustees the right resell at the risk and cost
ment. deposit of sioo viii be required at the time
| OF sAle Conyeyancink At pur,'hAsers est.
12SbER TT5sRs Il HTBE, EPa2S' Trustee.
sel2-ThIntTusds
National Republican., 1877-09-20
7 NMAN LINE
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing from New York.
CITY OF BERLIN,
CITY OF CHESTER
MAIL STEAMERS
CITY OF CHESTER

CITY OF RlCHMoND
Passengers will nnd thse steamers tastofiiy fitted
np and the stnterooms large and perfectly ventilated
situated where there least noise and notion greatly
lessenng the liability to seasckness. Smokingroonis
BARRIERS shop electric bells spacious promenade decks
sontherly course during the Ice season.
Rates Of passage $50 and siOo, gold, according to ~
s s%SarM! saa M ss.GSa so privileges
jyi5Lm is Broadway, New York.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These frs! class Steamship sail regularly a. p m
nom Pier No y, North River
s;'sSmshipp s;'ssmshhiIp tbfIiEp,rs CbfRE
.aas snpy HGS fssf g
Agents In Havana. Jyis
HREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
~ NEW YORK TO BRISTOL. ., eng. l-DIRECT.
Newport Gouces Grand ali ports IN Bristol Chan
ne sailing from Pier Is, East River
CORNWALL, Stamper.
Cabin Passage. go currency Excursion. si9h Inter
nSd M ~ nr z s Pre-
ward. For freight or passage apply 20 =, -,
yl6 No. 10 South street New York
IL i1NE ron PLYMOUTH, CiiERBouRG AND
.ppNHifS!tSiX. sgEygAs
Rates of passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbours,
Males rlrs, Cabin gold 800 second Cabin, gold, go
''' e. D. RICHARDS q BoAs,
General Passenger Agents,
Gi Broad street New YORK. yis
National Republican., 1877-09-20
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

CHANcERY SALE OF yALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE SITUATED IN TIE COUNTY OF
WAi,ssHINaT0N AND DISTRICT Of & CO
SECTION OF sEyFNTH!STREEr ROAD
WITH ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROADl
BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court OF the
Distric, Of Columbia, passed ~ equity cause No, s7,
u. A. ]. Crpswell OF al vs. ]. T. II. Hall ct all the
undersigned as trustee, will soil, on SATURDAY the
9th day Of September A. ID. iE7, at three t o'clock
D. M, at public suction, on the promises the foil owing
described real estate, TO wit Lots numbered two l2J
three o. four, a. Ave. 81 six, (B) seven, eight,
81 nneIs lien, 0A eleven, twelve ~ thirteen
N5) fourteen, Ui) hfeen, Us, sixteen, 49, nineteen,
ls( twenty. toJ and twentysls, CD IN Y Z Il.
Halls subdivision Of the parcel OF land called Pads
worth, situated III the county OF Washington and Dts
trict Of Columbia Al the northwest Intersection OF
Seventh street road with Rock Creek Church road.
Terms Of sale; One third Of the purchase money In
cash, the balance TO be paid In two equal ns,amepts
one payable in one year from the day OF sale and the
om the day OF sale at the rate Of eight per centum
per annum the payment thereof TO be secured by the
pTomissory notes OF the purchaser purchasers OF
tho said property but the purchaser purchasers Of
any OF the said parcels Of land shall have the priv
lege opayng c,sh upon the confirmation OF the same
by tho court said property to be sold either In bulk
or In such lots and parcel. the trustee may see h
ENOCH TOTTEN, Trustee.
ssl3Ld&Is John SHERMAN, Auct.
National Republican., 1877-09-20
INSURANCE.

rTHIRTY.FoURTH YEAR
NEW ENGLAND mutual LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOSrON, MASS.
ASSElS
LOOK OUT FOR TIIIRrY!THIRD ANNUAL RE
PORT, isI7.
Dividend 10 members In CASH ~ their premiums
fhli due. over sGIODO have been returned TO mem
beTs during tho last thirty three years.
Begin the new year TO insure
ALL POLICIES protected from forfeiture by State
law. Solicitors wanted. Liberal terms made 10 par
ties having lapaed policies.
n. Is. CLARKE, Genera Agent
Room 81. Cloud Building.
Alos, Agent for tho Republic Fire Insurance Com
pany Of New York CITY. ja2tIhSsly
National Republican., 1877-09-20
BROS, Aucaonoers.

PROPERTY, SITUATED ON 1 STREET, BE
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STREETS WEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated July H. A. n. is7G
duly recorded In lber No 50 folio g. one Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and at the
quest OF the party secured thereby We will sell At
public auction in ffont OF the premises, Oh FRIDAY,
September a. 1877, at O'Clock D. M. tho following
real estate situate In the city Of Washington, District
OF Columbia to wit: Lot numbered one hundred and
twenty eight (i2s) In A. H. Shepherds recorded sub
division ofsquare numbered six hundred and twenty
three, (6l3)
Terms OF SALE One fourth cash; balance In six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months, with In:
terest at eight per cent. pr annum secured BY deed
OF trust on the property sold II the terms OF sale
not complied WITH within i've days the trustees "
the right to RESELL at the risk and VI tho de-
h,ulting purchaser. after Ave days advertisement.
deposit OF 80 will be required at time Of sale. All con
veynnclng ut cost OF purchaser
%s5aRs I9S5RH + hybE yEbBfEoN' Trustees.
se8-ThSTuSds
National Republican., 1877-09-20
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National Republican., 1877-09-20
r T. COLDWELI.. Real Estate Auctioneer,
~ No. piB street northwest

TRIrsTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORrlIWFST CORNER
OF AND FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST
by virtue Ola deed of trust dated July l, A. d. 1870
duly recorded In Lber No. So folio - ono of the land
records tor the District OF Columbia ut the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby we will sell, nt
public auction, In front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, September ~ 1871 at o'clock \. m, the iOl.
lowing described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington. y e., to witt All those pieces Or par
GELS Of ground known and distinguished Ns and being
lots numbered one (D and two. (2D of Davidge and
Fishers subdivision OF square numpered hve nun
drsl and sNty-Ono. (S5i) together with the improve
mcnts consisting OF two (2 two-story brick dwell
ings Nc.
Terms: One third cash. and the balance at slS,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest ut eight
per cent PER nnnun. secured by deed OF trust on
tho property sold; or all cash. at option of the
chaser deposit 400 required nt the time Of sae
on each house and all convcyancing nt purchaser
cost. Terms TO be onlplicd with In seven days.
nHAiNARD ~ WARNER, Trustees.
CHARLES G.. GLOVER,
National Republican., 1877-09-20
GHftRMi4ks GEHHftIRMi4ksE'd 2 dISHES TSHHERSER' Trustees
seii-TuThSSds Star. WIN
FJNRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. ON EIGHTEENTH AND U STREETS, NEAR

rTRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. On ElGHTEENTH AND U STREETS, NEAR
BOUNDARY.
BY virtue OF decd Of trust dated June T. 1877, and
duly recorded IN Llber No. 5T9, foo 4l3, one of the
land records for Washington county In the District OF
Columbia, tho undersigned will sell at public anttion
In front OF the premises, OIL MONDAY, October l, A.
D. 49, at6 o'clock p. M all those parcels of land st
Ried In Washington city, In ssid District, and known
lots numbered soventeen lTD eighteen (is,D uino
tecn Cpl twcntythree, tsD twenty four CO.. twenty.
seven and all te lots numbered from twenty eight
Cs) to one hundred and fOrtynlne, utol both nclu-
siye. In Wilars recorded subdivision of square mum,
bercd one hundred and h,y-one, tiSl) with the ap-
purtonances,
Terms OF sale; Two thousand Ave hundred dOlle
In cash. and tho balance In twelve nnd twenty -four
months for which the notes Of the purchaser viii be
taken, with Interest at tho rate Of six per cent. per
annnn from he day OF sale secured by Iced oftrust
nj the time Of sale and Nil conveyancng shall be at
the purchasers cost. fthe tcs Of sale ArO not COM
plpd with within days amer the day Of sale. the
trustees reserve u" right TO resell tho property at the
risk and cost OF the deflrlting purchaser.
mALLET KiLBouRN. trustees
THOMAS DOWNING,
seiOMwF&ds Auctioneer.