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New-York tribune., 1877-06-14
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Thirteen Through Trans daily three Depotsin
Philadelphia. In NeY-I York.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with ab-Oute safety
On and after May Il. 1871,
Express V! and COrt
lanGt Streets Ferries. follows:
7:3C $40. $3.50 Limited), 1880 l. L. D. O. 7, and
$3.50 p. SUNDAY, a. M. .. 6. :, and SO p m: 80 90
Returning trains Navc Philadelphia $50. Z. 1880 $50
and IL 0med Express, lS0 NJ, 2 4, 53o Z and
7.3j ana II midnight on sunday. $3.50. Z, $780, a.
1. 7:i5 y. ana ~ midnight
Ticket Offices 52G aud 9ii broadway, NO Astor House
foot OF Dssbrosses and Corandt No CDUrtst
Brooklyn Nos ia, llG and llS Hudson st.. Iiohokcn
Depot Jersey CITY Enigant Ticket ONCE Battery
place. J." !. FAtNEl. tenl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BouND Nd, BROOK ROUTE.


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NoW-NOrk for Trenton and phlIelplla az g. 80
g. 9:8u. 1880 1870, $3.50, $50 l2 D. m. and a D. m
lOr Trenton
Lase Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail-
roa Third and Bcskssts at 7So. $50, ll3O a. n $780,
4:I5. $50. II y. NJ
Leave Trenton Tor New York l20 C35, sO5 1913 m
l2lJ, 2.lO 400 6OJ y.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the 30 m
l;3O J3U H. trains Fum New York 100 $50 a. ~
1870 o. trains fOm Philadelphia, and Sieepiug the
O'Clock midnight trains from both New Phiade
phia. .
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye NewYork and Philadelphia at
Q. 30 a. m $50, ~ y. H.
Tickets for sale a foot ~ Lberyst Nos 500 and 9i4
Broadway at The principal hotels all Offices Of the Erie a
way Ia NcW-l Ork asd BROOKLYN, aud at No. 4 COurts.
Brooklyn Baggage checked from residence 10 destination
n. H. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
nAILY LINE foreSTAMFORD and GREEN
~ MICII.Ou aud after SATURDAY. June g. the fast aud
fay0rie steamboat H. g. SCHULTZ viii leave Fter a. E Il.
Peek spl, at $50 o'clock " Excursion tickets 90
aud 90 centa.
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At II EAST 43D-ST. Elegantly furnished
~ large cool ROOMS second third floors single or en-
suite: table excellent: neighborhood hrstcassi summer
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Gieamboats ano Railroads.

ERIE RAILWAY, -, nm ,,vs g., .r.,,
May II, 1877; - = -. ,,x
Room Coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
IO4b m-Express Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
Z D. m Dally)-Pacfc Express for the Wost Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo, magma tls, Cncl
Chicago without change Also Hotel DlnhB CARS 10
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, n. " FOR ~
Newark, Gas, $50, 10:i5 ll3O ~ BID, BIO ana o.
p. and ~ midnight saturday nights on' suhdayS oAo
q. m, $50 y. 60 ,-
Rutherford PARK and Paassic g. 745. 10 ~ noon 40
2, 345 4;30 65. q, $3.50, & 10 IL ulni1ght Suh"Vs
g. $50 10 q. m. las, $50 p m, and l2 midnight. 80
Paterson, 6, $40, $40, s30 TO- i0i5 ll;3O H. ~ noon
and midnight Sundays, G. 500, si6, 10 a. % l45 c'5o
z D. In., and IL midnight.
SuncfD O. 7:i5 TO- IO45 n M las, 3i5, g. O., p M and
IL midnight sundays. G. $50. 10 q m, lA5, oSO D. m'
IL midniyl
Cornwall . a M, 800 $50 p. m Sundays, $50 o. m.
warwick, lO:45 H.. 4:30 p. IN.
Eewburgh o. IO45 a. n $50 4:30 p m. Sundays $50
Kingston, $50 p. M sundays $50 g ~; ,,, ,,o
Sundays. g. $50, 10 .. M, G.30 .. IN.
NddeOvn 7i5, 10. l0i5 a. m, 3:t5, 43O, p. m sun
days, $50, 10 M, p The a. M and 45O m trains
connect with York and oswego Midland H. at Main st.
Port Jervls 7i5, ., 10, l045 m 4:3O, pm Sundays
$780, 10 m, and p. m .,
NofE-rrains leaving Chamberss. even or half hours
before d. ~ Twenty thirs fifteen MINUTES earlier
trains leaving Chambss on quarter hours
leave Twenty third st. thirty minutes earlier BOas leate
945 and AS connecting wlth trains
leaving Chambers-st. at 10 =. m. ana IL midnight
passage and for Apartments ~ Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders Tor ue
Offices Nos 239 4Ol 529 957 Broadway No Courtst
Brooklyn. and at the Comranys Depots. ,,, -. 80.
Express Trains from the Vest arrive In New-fork ~ Zo
o.. H., llO and 1853 y IN.
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Gitn Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE-East 77th-st., near 3d-ave.-
L TIIRFESTORY. BASEMENT. BROWN-STONE, al
iDiprOy cmcnts; price $1,000; must be sold p, -, -.
rutland q WHIlING,5 Beekmanst
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Drooklnn Real Csiate fer Sale.

DWELLING HOUSES Nos. 43 WillOw-st.,
81 Hekss 40 81 and 81 Nassau-st. 100 ard lO2 Pine
apples 179 and lg7 wi!cuehby Il, ~ Iaiay yoite ave
GORDON l. FORD, % C!srA st. brooklyn
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Drooklnu propertn 60 fet.

TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-story
~ ard b1seucnt brick dwelling No 223 Carroll st near
Carroll PARK e doaIr t.usnt tive Will made very
reasonable Apply TO j. CORNELL a. Courtsi brooklyn
TEIO LET-0D Prospcct-place, Brooklyn, near
Flith ave, the mcil!msz, three story brick house
luoyu a- 40 ia good ORDER 10 rooms; will he low
EOBEKT = BUssI Nc. 2O4 Montague 81. Brooklyn.
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u FHJGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

L ARRANGEMENT of PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. |.
s77-ave depos foot Of Cortlandt and Desbrossessts at
G3O r. m ght Express. daily for EasOn Bethlehem AL
lontown MaHch Chunk Wikesharre Ptston Sayre Elina
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fss ANA the
West. Pulmans sleeping coaches attached - .
ROB'T. II. sAYRE. Supt and Engr
General Eastern Office Church and COrtand ats
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~ for Ierh Ambcy. .d Bak. Long Branch,
ocean Grove. Sc. at 7.45. q ll.45 a. In 4. q D.
zj three additional each win
be run BE-: York aud Of which viii be
an pIess making stops between NewNoEk and Long
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Mlr.pOsa l. and NJ
Cal Pref
l,0sO...hcc. 2b
Western [ mon
800. be. 597s
l,50O. 50. 69sI
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GOVERNMENT STOCK d

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK
L 6 Gs. Registered 1881 U : 5s. Coupon, 1881 -,
-s.-AAi
L Cs. Coupon, 1881 $500
$4,000. ..-ll44I
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6NENlRAI RAILROAD OF NEW -JEKSEl.
SJ Fer, station NcWi Ors foot ~ Libettyst
Commencing MAY Fl, lS17-TraiBs leave follows:
$50 a. Ir.-For Pennington EastDu. belyderc, Mauch
Chunk, 1alnaqua NhLcsb-rfe EimirL
SIS T. u-for EsT0G, Harrisburg, Eauch Chunk Tama.
qua. " NilkesbaIre WiliamspOu &c
IO5 a. ~. aud 4.aO y. somerye Pennington.
H. m.-FoT Remington, E2sioB. Mauch Chunk Wilkes
barre TauaGua lazeon Eeang. Pottsyle. Harrisburg.
{ u H.-F I.estOn, BrlVidcrC. and C4tasauqua.
G.3O p. H., daiYFOr EastOn, Allentown AID Harrisburg
S.3J y. For EaslOn.
For Trains o. local points time. table al stations.
SUNDAY TRAl N~-Icaye al $50 q. m l2 p. n for
Round Brook intermediate points, $50 p.
EastOn, Reading, and Harrisburg
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TraI Celate Go grthange.

pESIDENCE on STATEN ISLAND, suitable
4 for Winter % minutes from city, free and
clear. 10 EXCHA NGE for ciiy dwelling. p O. Box $40.
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Boaro an0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-et.

STH-AVE., No. 5, near the BreYoom.- Ln,,plgc,
furnished SECOND FLOOR, with or Without
table and single rooms for gentenen pef
nent aud transient arrangements desired
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NFW-JERSEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
Trains leave Englewood Closcr PcrmOn and Nyack,
7. $50. 945 a. !. 4, 445, $50. 6j0 $50 D. ~, and
SATURDAY nights only at 1880 IN. Sundays a. nl aud
$50 D.
JNO. n. ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent. New-fork.
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD WHITE MoONTAIEs, MONTREAL agd @ in
days excepted ut D. Il thrst. +. i at 3 M
p n connecting With special trains at Haven Tor
Hartford Springfield Tickets sold and baggage checked
al gl4 Broadway, New-YOrk and Coutst Brooklyn EN
CursIOn TO New Maven aud return 81 80
E0R PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH
a and the NEWJFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Leave PIER T. River foot Rectorst, at a. H. Tor
Long Branch and EatOntown
II for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms River, ana
Nineand
D. m. for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River, Ware
town ard TuckertOn
G:I5 D.. fOr Long Branch,
SGndays, for Long Branch 10 a. M. - - -
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SECOND BoARp-1 O'CLOCK p. VI.
sgies of STATE Bonds RGilr0dd BOndS-B0nk and EdGE
road SbdIes- ErDreSs Stocks. fc
Chi and y W Con
Coupe B
rOiotlO and Wab Isl
eN Coupon

1850 ....-. sAla
North Missouri lst
1000 nc lO3 q
alanp Ifufenu
National Republican., 1877-04-13
SENATOR BLAINE AND THE PREsL

The great ability of Senator BLAINE is
conceded, but because he Is power in the
land he must not assume to dictate the
policy Of the Republican party. His late
dispatch to the Boston Herald, and which
WIS telegaphed all over the country, in
which he applauds CHAMBERLAIN, and de-
clsros PAcKARD's title to the executive
chair Of Louisiana to be as valid as that of
HAYES to the Presidency, means mischief.
He indicates a determined purpose to make
war upon the Presidents Southern policy.
When he says that Governor PACKARD
feels that his heart and Judgment are both
with him In the contest he is wagiur
against great odds for the Govefnorsh,p,
there is an implied purpose on his part to
fight PAcKARD's battle in the Senate
Perhaps the distinguished Senator from
Maine is preparing for another dra
matte coup d'stdt such as he startled
the House Of Representatives with in the
summer of 1876 on the eve of the
Cincinnati convention. No one who wit.
messed that scene will ever forget it. 1t
was bold stroke for the Presidential nom-
ination. but many Of his most devoted
friends thought it did him more harm than
coed. He overreached himself in the ef.
fort, and in spite Of all his wisdom and
astuieness as politician he may yet live to
experience in his own person the full force
of that vaulting ambition which overleaps
ITSELF
In spite Of Mr.. BLAINE's assertion that
the Boston press does not represent the Re.
publican feeling of New England on the
pending issues, we think differently. So
far as we can learn the mass of the Repub.
Hcans Of New England, as OF the whole
couairy. are in favor Of the peace policy of
President HAYES, and Mr.. BLAINE, stall
wart as he is. mentally and physically, can.
not stem the political tide which is running
In that direction. He cannot impede It's
progress. The people Of the country are
for peace. and they will no longer follow
the standard OF the bloody shirt, even
though JAMES G. BLAINE be the standard.
bearer.
National Republican., 1877-04-13

nHn New Ymk sHn im q fiisu.rih
stating ttlIi Stzrr1rIy rnmGrsEs mus IL
nrsst1i tiie hgpe ttmt Cmmizim m
HbGnll Atfhirs wunii ne s;pIinind N 7t,r
extrr- session df C.mErnsE. esxm n mn ariusr-
committees srn sppaiurd m sr6fr ai,ur
tina iIrurtiGrtitm d Inn ysrF Dsunrzmm
mBv hs Grmfiunrd We admf knpw Inv
mnriI m truth thErn mry hs m filis szlne-
mhni. INT We ,dD znBw tinna finrs IN n .r-.sr
dfail df untII1th N TN nuiHmunrFiinr
Sshirannnt, ''insttal ID ~tlu.minr INJURY
in tiiis way, RtHEsaR aid MI IN lIis uE'xgr
iuEnHise tiIn ersminAtim fntas. Hud --1fusnf
many NECESSARY lKpHrs ,End rEfurrls- He
Ola nuitnnE h the kind Kffsr the cmrmf
ttsI dFgAn 10 df@l faif5F with him. An
vtiu vsGiuhfid TIM ,ntnITse ID lIIr iurs~rinlr
ttuu EIu vEal 4 ware t.Int NJ EEnsEsslK lut
thu greaib-a dittiulitY n gtTrInE hnkliing.
aliit. Il szsImirAtfsr ssHnH I'd -aIs 1UsEsiminr
uaitzring upm him End TIM RtlE--m.utt
gtatnlIlr lh1kssi I'M End ne tusisiad unHr
nIi:irg iGuEii TINS thIt ne VIE ptr1IIf-1Hi
tu'dG 81 Altrr ttIxt tImr mn plpsr wHs
IdiSda and every rrfusGl lrim IN 1inG
WA tixsaal On LIE vrT iusz gr1TEnl aiiln
TIM pSptuh7Glmia mn ne unaarEsunI wiin-
nIt- eZf PLANTATION. AiiM mm1iY li L Mis.r,i-
Ing investigation tho usmmif1ss GuuiH fIuh
nIfting upsm w.nrIh 70 hinrs ~ lmyrnrii,-
ntmt. Euu the sut1rr hrrlng hIism -gfiir-sl
"a tits Judiciary Cammfrits riat-y 1nB isli.d
tintt ueusn Oi HCriIm.
National Republican., 1877-04-13
IHIs HoIrNrNGx nHrr ny1nu1n

Three new Ircasrr! spcsta, 1lsfeTits INV, tis,e
appointed by Secretary sSHsrn8aE.
'oreat excitement prevail IL Vienna II1ull all
hopes onpeaee havc uesI i bIatiaIttG
The Iunort that iIcrc will Iisr u otu-u,urs iut,ir
once ofsupsryiiing Arth,test IS IpSsitiodyy ite
nied.
The Portsssuotc ,as ise.n rrsesreei nj. n, Re.
tersburs, and war & prdbribl isaSGrrsl f6rr ~
wreck.
Secretary Sherman has ,tc.atesl To- aulsantt N
esnmlttsc % Investigate TN ,fOJw HGfs aastpsu.
houss.
ssna,or Patterson saa ,yeiuuriSsy iiee -oniai
vote Tor General N &C. .siitsrss sitni,-ssntpttis
Senate.
Tho Centennkil bOsIr,I 0I InIIzec tsso-r.eiresi
not to AJAX the 6oreIuatsn g5Eifhp rrssiiuitOs, ud
the o. 10000.
The suit IN san lnrizeirc Or liso United Etsntus
against ca Treasure, EhecssnEu wa. yosseruhy-
deeiaed IN favsr Of, defendant
The proprtetsr ortise IssaHGn Tir'ss NrT Wa
ter, was atrxcsed m Ronrc ort tEc til Instant NJ
three arned tesperasiSsS anlIrAnhe..
Tho Louisiana commission sE,ssItuReritvaill ID
Yesterday discussing tissnssstr-s
hut NO refinitc conerus stan lIss ssmurftusii1s
A Disastrous .tre roc.urrea, q lfadatrryy, Una
Wednesday, might, ttestrrTts:- TIM tnlitnrss
portion Of the city. riEc Goss .. seittnlIpsiia,
giOO,oco
Great excitement proyl lIsani,ll;. lsssairsE,ui
tarso hoteis m UhtciN, ava cftI' o. In ufrlcini
hcuseswIll he tested tthis w.Ai b,7 Vi hotrr-oa oan.
bustibles IN a room anti iTnIiTl-r titsna.
Quo frdTuratO proeetdfnfy iIrJ Z oS,rntsresil
At once against kanlusllE IIIHosd. llliyy UlsDnp.
tr0llsr OF philadelphia Illufre b11.frtt sli,
thorlty he continues o. oecupy sial dnteo
Therewasa ihstter fealng n vlSillssrne.tyrs-
terday, and tho ',hcdrs 'wllu il coalfs.tittirrus
cent lYante, wero prGniNen; m ttssaf1udftdrsE 70
aliay the excitement AMI parc tire vuyyitrffrst
victims.
The three Italians arrsEusii ft1- canssruZ TN.
death Of Cdrreifas scantcl.. of NV Yufs vexp
yesterday diseharfeJ ter7wuit d hsTafsEes mrs.
Scanion, the cmurtersd naali,s Nls vxas lisSAl to
swait further testiulouy
Tho nrst company o. fIpllurr,ss 20 Houass frnsas
America sailsr yesterstaytfnan Ns~ MsfS nm
party cousisted OF thirty Ct,nsxiAnyurtess. rs,yy
30 to Paris, where tzcy'wi tonna lhrrreSeatv 81
French Pilgrims ami tireiIprSee.ii ifretHoioansS
The cororeTas inquest cNa tite rnsunafrss or tim
two Messrs. 1swett, ulsete and mstilfsss tearniI
mated yesterday. Tine uryi tluril tina
was killed by tine etp losan tfslisuai ..rr>,zas
thrown by htsnephew, Iryllte ID. .rtssnat, lzz,i
that the latter sfat .hinfseiI.
Great excitement sfil IprsuaIts n Ri. u,ri,s
over the terrible disaSteT tnthatnttry riso ff.!.
ing Of sympathy and soTrUH Is universal nm.
ruins OF the Southern lkort an mot ynsznfa.
GENTLY cooled 70 enablc tiIc irehesI % TIM
search for the hrollsd bOsltes nlEou,rnsrrnffti TN
dead is Still niatteT oi con pEcurV n,il Issvu.
rously estimated at fp1a JroelItS T,ne o. iYpr-..r
hundred.
National Republican., 1877-04-13
THE RAPLDLEDLsAPPEAR spyrz

As warm weather approaches, men nat.
urally shy away from every dog which
they meet on the street. The horror of
bydrophobia is becoming almost a mania
with the human race. In olden times the
dog was looked upon as the best friend of
man, but now man begins to look upon
him as his mortal enemy. This general
antipathy to the canine has arisen from the
frequency of cases Of virulent poisoning of
women and children by the spitz dogs
bite. Within the past six months it is esti.
mated that at least fifty fatal cases Of hy.
drophobia haye resulted from the innocu.
lation of poison by the sharp fangs of these
little and heretofore much favored crea.
lures This fact naturally creates strong
dislike for the spitz dog. especially among
the more timid Of humanity. and now he
is held in utter terror. not by men alone
hut by whole State Lcg'slGures. which
have 6,eR u,S"'iSs grrsI deI! Of Il NE in
National Republican., 1877-04-13
BErrrH 1Np RrS1Er YzrEs.


1t is n mistnke TO believe thEt the pnIne-
able settlement of the Presidential quss
ton has not advanced the Interests 4
trade or caused business 10 shake off hsl
terrible lethargy. Business is rrririrL
IL may be at n slow pace. IL ought 10 h9,
for the reason that the patient has bean
desperately sick, md a quick rrcyrtry
augurs evil always 10 the ceuvalesnsr1
But business is packing M. The New
York business men say 70, md the Chicerb
men JON in the chorus. The wbn5esn' a.
merchants and jobhes in New TNt
report m increase in their busiDess c,l
from twenty five to fifty per cent Within
the past five weeks, and with future Fron-
poets that are encouraging. The sulta
men Of the country are anxious that tbere
should be NOT q sudden spur4 in the susi-
ness energies Of the nation. I'M gradual
advancement toward prosperity This Gun
only be secured by public confidence. ana
as that has been restored We are an the
road to better and buner times
National Republican., 1877-04-13
rEE Rwz1TE &.IJDIL-.4 WASHING
EEHV D0Ey NOT CLKIyyT.

AA1A RVht IVT GLh1ySH.
TiH dsfssfives smf thu friemfs Of Major
ADiHA1ns huHirf themselves ON Wednes-
dry sfRzmann snf evening circulating the
nparr af Inn BaHrf of Police In their c sses
snt 1rsrsmtfnE inst they consider il a vim
iir,slIn. TIM very fact that they accept
ais rrpurr ss . yinficsffnn ia the best
sruuf sanE they hnaI guod rsason to f,sr the
consequences af an investigation by a f.ir,
hnnsr amf impartial tribunal 1t shows q
fapuziiann IN gihdIF clutch at any straw.
AN nrsilfrHnr. impartial men will regard
mis- rzpurr m va dn--la a washing that
'nurs nut cisanse. n can no more relieve
NM agruHx,t dffirsrs af the foul blot upon
tanr GfiEihl chnracters than water can
wHh tina hihaf stain from the murylerer's a
mmE rha haarti, in their report do not
1nrssh IN sRy uint THAR suboriinates are
r'mitrnrHt They simply dismiss the
GanrrasA hecause they grew out OF alleged
gGrurrrlcus within the term of q former
anrt ThnF dn mt SO murh as give the
HEHrHah tina hsnsdr Gf the Scutch verdict
-tnr pruEsn," But in Disregard of the in
s;-uHfzuus at the Presidant who appointed
Gtism IN dHfiHnGe Of the damAnd of eyery
Hwiih,iimI Gifizan of Washington, thew
lsnsmunEriiF diHmis# the charVes; thew
gIi Am very thin Guah Of whitewash, and
N TIM Rrucrss saey have bespattered and
Ilrrlsif thamssIges. RpHARDs, MILLER,
EEDEHurr Inf NJ GEnBuHsu are welcome
aE al TIM Gumfiirt they Gan gst out of such
4 @rinhlxiinn
The Vsupie Ind a night 30 expect better
1iings df this hnnrtL- These expectations
aIEe hssn disappuinnnd. The people did
me- MY w1sther thu accused officers were
rit;fF an mt guiifF. They wanted the
ssinrt df Paiicr IN sift the charges. and
saHT dsmnnis,t tha punishment of the Off.
eHrx amTtn IN Gasa the charges were sustained
ag 9ruaf Iastsad Of seeking for this proof
aF IN dpan investigation, where all the
Nurit ruulit see what was going on, the
hmrt lusH IN work in secret. (da-k deeds
ira etnsr-illg dime IN secret and the re.
mil N SaiK iisgracsfuI, suhservient report
whiHn- nstand az really bsnafting the &C.
cIEat GhiGafx damanstrates the incapacity
en- unSillingnnsB OF the Police Co,nmis-
siiEnars IN giappb. with vital questions.
TIA xhip KsrI1barn mule or to knock a cat
ali n siiH,f with . hriGk at night is a heinous
Iithuse I'M the syss OF the president of the
saGinfF I'm tina Prevention Of Cruelty to
Ammhlk vim ia also prasiisnt of the Police
Hmrt5 hut tnr An officer whose duty il is
M rmrt tina mIralH of the community To
WINK lt crime in mAtter so trivial tlat il
mrriE De gaisHsit over with very thin coat
gf wftnawaafl-
Vaa rapurr itself furnishes proof that the
inArf TIT mt dn its duty. Tha members
sanEHr Shsmaaives Of dereIIciinn. After
sE1ug sas nnmss Of certain parties who
warH giEen o1 them as Witnesses, the board
Gzlusa themselves tlr &liliIre to call these
wdnas#ea by 4 Imtament az follows: 'It,
hweHera appanrrd that all of these parties
1lAt Gwen nhair uestim0ny both befbre the
tinnar haHrI and hsi6re a committee of
ullR &suse at Representatives. and that it
Wis lGgessshiH in Rrt Ind reports q" r..
-lsun riaT dies uIra ace sl4rac cd To
National Republican., 1877-04-13

ME DEVUERATJE P4RTT Hs y-HF
.4HzHHR ar 4DHZ9Esg-RAggTF REz
FdRsE
IL wunid Rsnn fin1 tine Dtmn,rl1lif
li@diuHhn whmlY wittIBu; l.EIziiF u laIun
thai tiis psEpib oznnuf he ,dsurrnd fF d.
uGrumufS Sibs1uss ami diahmnn Jrznnu,r.s.
Bdr EnsTs they hrre st,swn n smrxrr 1tls
Hutiiiu u-mtiitnne by Hurh mnnnA. INN I'M
asIti uxrIrrIng iuslhnr- ts1ey hnre iHsm
tsit1nSsdWs thH viuriIns 'd ths iiig rinfy lnl
lHitnIitd ftr the bRwildtrmnnr If Intury.
II 10 well kaIwn ttint tin r,,nEi uuraz nd
tha parry m INTELLECTUALLY ns h1niririuf
a thu thf1ntssts m nnrrrH. rr1hfn-rA Rs
thIE an tfrnn tins slimnHzHni Jrnfmr-
tvtnrss m SUNNY evrywhfrn Eud in
I'm mus pan wnltrd ffrrh hF fIrrirn
Civilization ~ Rnntntirg uIEfIi Iir hEms
lsas. ami 10 ne thrown aff LIN liiis
linn ihe satmnrih md imprI7nes Srm 1lhf
mtmEi. anu little Is 70 hs sET,MnHl hm
thtrn. Bni i was To hs Mrppashd 1tlr iins
itw dEnnpEhtnf % aE5Iirn 10 lnhdtrsiiiip
whiia umttHfsEnd int lhuasEifE Ef hrm.HFy
Gmd snusrIiy N thar sErps.ls N 1als ,iluls.s
nqnAmitng -hs iHiblIigtmDs Hnd R1inrlIu,is
ul tins ps1piaG nhry iB mn tSE,paIr Ipuurn-
HIttlfnn Il. hGwrEgr. and uEmHyu,milF
nal in ssvrT artIGnTa 70 WAiiepe pI'wsrs
ami INV, having IN thn lIls u,n-
'tSil BpHsantfnnd frrm fhs u-ns inffh.
"a wintai ttigy hrHe SlwHEE m tine pIau
Idhtdr1l-;tnst maintaining mt -iein ID
iiiu S'sit's. - uEmirrd tiifiirHR IrfG!-4 m
''ituiE uVvT W.. 'rNE 1Gm nnr iiffuIt,lurr.
d" ...t' -'tr'f p ''''rr-rHrrrs a pa. o. ffrtfls
National Republican., 1877-04-13

TharnIsa string mBrtirnHrif nm INN IN
IGw Nuk lt'aklisg To the ,tilbusiIm az SAN
uElI 4 n-I1BS tn suuHHRd R0sGaE ClsEK
mHa. nhu omlF diffiiultv thEi Iiss m TIM
wSy 10 the lirpuuiiusn LssisiHturs. u lE
compilation can asGhEnEnG. NJ. T1RBx .
uiiHnuss arr gnad; in iEC', w mictr HEr
urttur than thuSe OF sur 1thsr lHmm--lt
He may hHrr 70 lkFlsn RnDshfr bGrl It
nlnta. tnIi hn hrs rni used n GhxL, ~ n
will uUrns eug4-
National Republican., 1877-04-13
Mann tnftrrnrli anna Cltrik AranMt

Wsun inftrTnhd ttnt Clerk AaEMs Krs
he hrH grr>t, diffiruity m dtntnznm pg ne
QdimnimoaFn BE Sdpss mn kDgw wan N
mi I'M the mi. hsrxusr he n tiuuffful "a
"a tt,e ln-niitr uf TIM OrtrhHr tiinrifim- n
wtiitall Mr. BTIFnlp vuR tiltgnbd- Ne
tzTe already disuussud ttIis qn=aim. md
~Hsdfesfe nuw to ufiHnae thi1 Mr. Adams
lifs m mmr 10 dD with tine qut4ssim Gfr i'm
esniiiE ui ttixt eAtx1im filsn I'M MIN IN
tia Abm. Thr law il pihin- Ee mur
rnTnine tine mnn WIN inns 1i,e GIrrrurHf
Gdfifintn MI -BEInxmp Inns n Gsr-
erum Ruu-r umgfn n kngw Nannanr i'm
WG1tfisr eitcnitm was urmimnnd IN nrlrrh-
Enus with Sssan lkH IL AnAM In
miE IN inqrIirr whfat1m file rsrrihuR
il m 1rutr ftum. u IN finiis iif m. I'm mz
nuitiing' ftIrhr tp ,dp ftmap grn NJ Ra1.
H6nD mttiernil Mr. PArrHRsSx liisss ma
a nm IN hEEr n orarifirane npd IN fiiinx ais
nIuhtsii with the Cltnk he nzn hsEe lmnm
muttrrs wtiirh q 70 dfrnirr 1ahe RsgniiiK-
C=nsnia. rrne wtnth thry ~uuif uramnwiR
haoniiiesl II d ite ngnzzim ID an
Hnisa
National Republican., 1877-04-13

attempting to leeisis,e the firtle feIlo~s rai
o. existence. The indications nre thnz ~
the hot weather apnoaubcs Ihs spin,
owing to the increased dislike mnn win
have for him, wiz disappear almost TN
tirely from Cur midst. II Ia said thsi rrtry
dog has his day, and lv the first ct AB-
gust the majority Of ths sritz dars win
have received the full quota of time NJ
lowed them on earth,
National Republican., 1877-04-13

THE Democrats will lhAH a nSimIty N
six IN the House provipietf tinnprE linifss
together. But when we nanianiir,r ttiEt'
tine Republicans in stiie disputed isatnsstuu..
the three tricks, itinay lir nIHsilftr TINT; il.
willhappen again