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National Republican., 1878-02-01
UNDERTAKERs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
s1Js PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL - GRADU-
Physc an &c, IN This Institution, milst make written
aid attend nj the Hospital on TUESDAY. February
''" a. ri GtSFfoS ST sH9@TS!iSR re- fGR NJ D. President
Gbi3t A. r A. KING. NJ. D. secretary.
r4ye AUCTION NOTICE.
Ing special @ goods vii be- Sd al public an auction S 1qE al the
Jcwciry Store OF =. GOLDSTEIN n co, 6iO Penn
y%SERE o%E E&X "P3sT NE M M9S"" MS san
PLAYING thrysix choice airs, and several other tine
one EXTRA FINE ENGLISH sILyERLINEp,
CENrRE-PiECE, and several other fine pieces of
several very fine FRENCH CLOCKS and
o DUNcANsoN, BROS,
Ja1i.et AuCtioneers.
.1Ye. NEURALGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
can testify. sold at Coughln's drugstore. janaetf
n1ye .HEADACHE, TooTHACHE, EARACHE,
&c. r, cured by Fluid fls!ninE sold St
~ Collie Nc, &C., relieved at once by Fluid Light.
ming. sold at Codghihs drug store, Masonic Temple.
s~,s5. SPECIAL NOTICE. = THE ANNUAL
s1S meeting OF the stockholders oi,the wa,hing-
3 gaNs N ~ mcT@PG"y w be Sn hfG 4 e
1875 for the election Of fdlrector, to serve during
the ensuing year. Polls open at twelve O'Clock M, and
jNni7.td CHARLES b BAILEY Secretary.
rSg" XoTICE TO EER3oNs INTERESTED IN
WAH DEPARTMENT,
| wAsrIISGTOS, ID g., Dec. -, 1877.
odssr SI HIsrSSs Ssse&bs Ssn s lie % SSonn %r%SrS
Springfield Mass on the third day Of April 1875 TO
| consider and recommend a Magazine Gun for th9
found suitable lor the military service.
All persons Interested In such weapons are invited
to snfnit snml leg and appear in person under such
mitted must he Of calibro .+Dw and the United
Any Information required will be furnished by the
Cnier r. Of m 9Tdmancs u nsnGy = army W%,hnE.on C.
' '.,m'"' '','' GEGRGE y. MccRARYf
Jani-Tusw Secretary OF War.
TE EsN sAEE DEr%sE aSs FsSS5
street, opposite Treasury Department Fire and burg
M MIMrpro%%l % sales lay and night watcahMmen' Hen! Of
other articles Of value received in trunks Or other.
Tse E oafSiS GfdE rseS H. Rs AM Yes sfTkSS
Il. =. SNYDER, Secretary. ocl5-Gm
N~.Sys HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC PONDS EX.
sS TRACT, Homeopathic Medicines, soldat Tenn
pies Drug store + and Ninth streets. sstf
Jag HEEL PRUrEtioRs make % your ry shoes last
twice ~ long and prevent you ffcm slipping For
sale In al ths hoe stores and by the Inventor slS
s5aJe NERVOUS EXHAUsTIoN.-A MEDICAL
~ essay, Comprising Aseries Of lectures delivered
ut kRhn's Museum OF Anatomy, New York on the
putably how lost health may he reganed, nfiofding
clear synOpsls Of the impedments TO marriage and
hc result OF twenty years exnerience Price Is cents
XIdTGss sECREfGRY KAmNs MtsEIfM of
: ANATOMY, Gss broadway, New York. noi5-6m
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
4OTENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
B |
National Republican., 1878-02-01

The National Republican has larger daily
circulation than all the other morning papers
of the District combined.
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Hon. BENJAMIN L. WADE is i'll.
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make the correction, which we do most
cheerfully, and with feelings of relief that
IL Ia no worse.
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An Interesting Correspondence.

1t appears to be the peculiar mission of
the Hon. W. L. CHANDLER Just now TO ap-
ply counter irritants to the ailing body Of
the Republican party, and bring its dstem
pers to the surface where they can be dag
nosed and healed. Since the 4th Of March
last the party has not been in q very sound
condition, for the reason that in Presiden-
tial change certain uniavorable symptoms
to healthy and reliable constitution have
been indicated in the policies of Rcpubli-
can Administration which have brought
forth disposition to nausea in the party
throughout the country. The treatment of
Mr. CHANDLER, however, has been more
potent in developing the extent and malig-
nancy of the disease than in suggesting or
applying effective remedies. That is left,
no doubt, for the wisdom of others, for it is
seldom that all the virtues of perfect
knowledge Of the healing art are found cen
tired in one person. But as a veXer Of politi-
cal diseases we regard Mr. CHANDLER as n
perfect success. He has covered the surface
of the Republican party with strange hui
mors, with a strong tendency TO chronic
liberation at the Executive Mansion.
Whether it will require active cauteriza-
tion. stimulants and narcotics or the appli-
cation of the knife TO bring u healing pro-
cess to that part OF the Republican organi-
zation, time must develop, but the cruptive
character of the disease challenges the best
skill to bring healing. The party must
be saved, and, as SHAKESPEARE says:
Diseases desperate grown
| By desperate appliances are relieved,
| Or not at all.
If the disease will not yield to a milder
form of treatment, then let surgery perform
its service, for it is far better to lose limb
than have the body die. Life must be pre-
served in the head and heart of the party.
; We can much better afford to part with a
sore finger or toe than have their gangrene
permeate the whole system.
Mr.. CHANDLER continues to apply his
f counter irritants. Yesterday and the day
, L,NIo the following lively correspondence
, was passed over the wires between this city
and New Orleans:
2 NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 30.
| ". Z. Chandler, Washington:
The statements in my telegram are true
Can be established, and having admitted thcil
: application to yourself, il Is evident that you
past connection With Louisiana Affairs ha,
been such as to Justify me In declining any
farther correspondence with you upon thai
subject. Z. A. BURKE
National Republican., 1878-02-01
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.

pOARD-A SUITE OF THREE WELL.FUR-
- nished Rooms with Board furnace, open CRATES,
d.. No. lE6 | street, near Fourteenth, opposite
Franklin Park. IanlJ.U%
.dTf PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE - FIRST
" class BOARD, with large airy ROOMS, from
tG to $40 per week. Transient $50 per day with lire
an gus. nns2ly
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE .
i Is MAKING GOOD TERMS FOR
FAMILY OR SINGLE ROOMS.
Steam or stove heat. CclJly
National Republican., 1878-02-01

FRIDAY AY,,,.,,it,;,,,.,r FEBRUARY l, 1878.
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n~s0yD NERVOUS EXIIAUSTION.-AM MEDICAL
W. essay, comprising AseTies OF lectures delivered
nt kRhn's Museum OF Anatomy, New York on the
cause and cure of Premature Decline, showing inds-
clear synopsis Of the impedlments TO marriage and
the treatment OF nervous and physical debility, being
the result OF twenty years experience Price 2I cents
Address SECRETARY KAHN'S MUSEUM OF
ANATOMY, bSs BrOAdWay New York nOib-Gm
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15

Sl.pA, lgl->-s-
Average annual expenditure, slGs.ts
Expenditure. per capita, s3~4s.
Al these figures are derived from o.scial sourcss
and 1t appears by them tia. the average annual ar
didary expenses of government in seven wears ~
Democratic rule were $i .s54 while The ike aver
age annual expenses In seven years Of Republican,
rue were $l&a4ss,1is. being an average animal
excess under Republican administration Of ISL nol-
10
And this excess cannot be explained by the in
crease of populafon for the exresss- per aussz IN
tie seven Republican years 81 IS while IN the
seven Democratic wears it Was oniy Sl.a4
Nor can II be explained necessarily r,sxltfng
fruul the war; for, I have said. have exelsiei
from the comE arson expenses caused BY H. namely
pensions pubic debt and interest thereon and he
first of the seven Republican years have taSer vas
the third year after the war.
J. OF the corruption that has brought dissrzce
uTcu the R<prbhc and furnished the advo--ases Of
desroszro. the ~ueid over, with Arguments ae.inrs
popular government, Il = net Necessary for ne 10
speak IN detail. Unfortunately for the cTp<3x of he
natin, IT, instance. are % noeuxiox,s shss ba.e
reGN4N 10 them brings forth . picture frou which
0U44 turns with bathing and ind;xnaftoo ~
ca MOhiher. tie Pacific NAL Tie BeI1rnn txi.I
- vGln16es Of the custom ho0se. Tie senw - a
0e post Once. the Indian md uhiakx ina - IL
tooe hse Of defsul err in every aepsxSEn1f - b.
co0e matters u EstoEy, - a1leR - esz1rty for
cuofFUversy the nsed q refoEm. Bus - q Asscnsy
reform, yoa nay ress ensured. vfn aAs rfax . kuR
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15
THURMAN'S THUNDER

Great speech of the Statesman and Patriot
Mastery Review of the Political Issues
of the Day--Substitotion of GreenbacEs
for National Bank Notes-DisastrOus Eff
fects of acknowledgements Expen-
ditures and CORRUPTION OF the Republi-
can Administration = The Presidential
Fraud-Hope Of the Republicans Based
Upon Keeping Live Sectional Feeling.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15

llCTea-es
Blu. il may he said that the comparison should not
be of single year with single year because special
circumstances might make a comparison u:i-
fair; aud that the only fair mode is 10 compare
period Of several years with = hike period. Very
well let the result OF such cosnpa Let
us take period of seven years Of Democratic ad-
lniristrstion and compare IL with q Ike period a.
Republican administration both periods being years
of profound peace. Let take the seven fiscal
years commencing July I, 1853. and ending June 81
1870, when he Democracy were / power, and COM
pare them with the seven fiscal years commencing
July 1853 three years after the close the war;
and ending June ~, 1873, when the Republicans had
lowing tables showit:
July l. 1ss3. TO Jcne -, ls6a, seven years.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15

x4sl 81. ~
average annual expenditure. ssI .stsuo
Expsnditurs, Per capita, <i.a4.
July l. isss, 10 June ~, ISIS, seven years
ORDINARY KxpxxprruEzs LESS PENSIONS.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15

opened the cam raign here to-day. speaking as
follows to a large and enthusiastic audience:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04
CHICAGO AND NoRIHw STERN.

Rufus Hatch Il Co, No. IL Exchange place, have
issued memorial to tho stockholders OF the Chicago
and North western Railway Company, asking Tor PROV
los 10 be used At the ensuing election Of The
which will take place Tile 6th OF June The memo.
rial states That the transfer books close May ami
that the proxies are asked Tor upon the pledge
vote tor any directors except tho following basis
Ftrst-fhat they shall publish the earnings each
week, corresponding with tho earnings OF the same
week vi the previous year, aud gu the 18th OF each
month shall publish thc corrected earnings aud
pensss OF the preceding month, including AL leased
proprietary roads ana nxed charges so that The
stocknoliers may have tho same Tor as the
officers
Seeoad--rhat they shall not favor tho building OF
branches Ave- ten, or twenty years In advance Of
emigration, 10 Do paid by tho stockholders OF The
present day.
Third--inat the rights Of the holders OF the CON-
mon stock snail be scrupuously observed 40 those
OF ths preferred stocknobdsrs, In accordance with
original agreement by winch tho preferred stock
created.
tsarh-rhat both classes Of stock shall bear their
prot ortioua,c share Of all extraordinary improve
mcnis--vix, replacing iron rails wuh steel wooden
bridges with irou, or arcbed stone cuiverts.
Fyth That thcy shalt favor the repeat OF the Gas.
sfncaton lac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04
WAS 1T MURDER?

The East River yesterday gave up ono OF Its mys-
FERROUS Tho body found floating on Seventy.
ninth street and was brought 70 shore by Charles
Up or. Of No ,527 First avenue, and George Cebod,
OF No 1.450 II soon alterward
taken to the Morgue, but It was much decomposod
as 10 be almost past Identification. Tho body was
That Of . man about thirty years Of age, Ave fce,
eight inches In height, light complexion. dark
brown frockcoat aud congress saiterA rhcro was
inclson tho lett side which looks like wound
~ Gictea by pistol ballet or kDIfe. Aud this
points 10 the Suspicion Of foul play. SO tar the idcn
tty OF mo body open 20 conjecture The deceased
however, s supposed TO have been John McGowsD, a
discharged soldier, who suddenly disappeared from
his residence, No l4l Hast Thirteenth street,
tho Bth OF last Jsnuary, and has been missing
s,nce. Al the time VI McGowan's mysterious de-
parture from his homo he had his person
$500, and II n thought that the Knowledge
OF this tact becoming known to gang OF despair docs
on tho east side, they ured nim into sequcsscred
place the rivers front, robbed him OF his money,
MORALLY wounding him. and lhen, TO hide the evl-
dence OF their quit. threw him into the Tits
theory - aided by tho TACT that money or valu.
abIes we're found IN the clothing OF the man whose
body was recovered from the river yesterday. How.
ever, ms the Identification Is not complete yet
officially established, u cannot DO stated with any
degree Of certainty that the body In question den
teal with that Of The missing man, John McGowan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04
KINGS COUNTY MILK DEALERS

At meeting OF the Kings County MIX Dealers Ex.
change, held yesterday at Ma 1898 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, Mr. A. B. Kiiimer, OF the Legislative Com
mitee, announced that tho Cheap Translortation bl
had been reported isvorabiy on In the Assembly by
vote OF 80 TO s. Mr. Covert. prssiden. OF the Ex-
change, said that tho Brooklyn Board OF Health do
sired 10 hold a consultation with special committee
OF the Exchange In relation TO the charges preferred
against milk dealers President Covert favored such
consultation there were milk dealers IN the East
crn District VINO were selling swirl nix and he hat
been IN formed that there wore msmb RS OF The kx-
change who were guilty OF selling sklmmcd milk.
Should any members he found guilty oil so doing they
wouid not only be punished by the civil authorities
but also be expelled IRON tho MIX Doaiers Exchange
Resolutions OF respect 10 the memory VI the late III
lam Wright, MEMBER oil the Exchange and one Of tho
largest mix dealers in Brooklyn, were then passed.
number OF committees Tor The ensuing year were
then announced.
Mr.. kilimer said that tho committees OF farmers
ana the committee appointed by tho Exchange had
liked The Wholesale price OF mik Tor the month OF
April Al IN GEMS per quart Inc price Tor the pre-
sent month would be liked on tue 18Th INST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04
The RATTAN.

Judge Rely commenced examination In the
charge Of assault and battery preferred against ss
Elmira Thornton, principal Of Primary scnool No
IL, Adeiphi street, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon.
Tue complainant IN tho case Mr.. ELIZABETH RAMS
deli, OF No IS Cumberland street. mother OF Horace
Ransdcii, boy OF ton years OF age who alleges hat
her son had been struck ON the hsad with = rattan,
aud that on his neck were the marks Of dnger
nails Miss SaJ ley, one OF the teachers OF the scnoo
the shoulder taking him 10 her room, but there WAS
unnecessary violence used, lar she knew Inc
an tell my motner" MISS Taylor, who u sl.o q
teacher tho same department., said that she had
Horace ~ her class yea or Two ago, and
unruly aud very untrutnuL In the absence OF her
counsel Mrs. Ramsdeii declined 10 me witness
stand. The cxamnation In sne case will be resumed
today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04
THE NEW " IGHEGs' SYSTEM.

The surveyor OF the Port mas just completed tho
compilation OF the weghsrs returns FOR the month OF
Apr Ia the month 81 April, 1871, there weighed
2g2 572 s2T pounds at expense Of sss,4Tl al. Dur
log the pist month The number OF poaods weighed
1873 CyoSls, COSTING tae government sl3 s5s as
Uader the lormer tenn this bulk would have cost
the government 60, 3el IS The difference IN favor
oil A 1875 = si4 $40 ~, or actual proport,oDu,o
SAVING OF ts,IvI
SUGAR TARg
The practice pursued " Importers OF ~. ar here.
toIoro lren 20 thc we,ghors Tor actual lao
sugar, instead oil askin. u ~ the time OF making
enry. On one cargo weighed this week under oirec.
tioa Of tho surveyor 10000 pounds saved
to tho government on tao ,ar-. On seven cargocs
mus iared there was difference OF CHA pounda
he Surveyor stated that drcctions have issued
the weighc,s 10 take actual tarc sugar wncn IA
tnet Jaag mcnt Is less than tho schedule sosancs
Called vr ~ the regulators 10 ascertain actual
tare leu per cent vi the invoice puck, ages sr,
EXAMINED, except la cases where the bogsa,ais run
uneven, ~Den Inc entire cargo IL tarea. Ina new
systom nss peeu ~ operation Ior one week Only, anG
has been i"und 10 WORK greatly IN FAVOR OF tBe gov.
ernmcnL as mucn adherence as IRON Tour - MY
pounds 90 hog -,oad has bccn ioDnd aHu added o
Tue invoico entered W b. ~ l'orioe Tue scncauis
t,re Of sugar = twelve Ter ecnt on hosshcsds AID
fourteen IicrNcnt % BOXES.
~ ixroRIEEs yaw % ~.
HERALD reporter called on a prominent importer
oil sugar 20 ascertain from hm rs views "a relation
20 the ncw syssem aoop,ed ny thc customs authori-
ties IA Isring sugar imported INTO TINS port Tue
gentleman sara ION one cargo sugar tared by the
surveyor there was loss OF IL 800 pounds or los 4
H. money 10 u OF 1900 On more was a loss
Of 10000 pounds, %, "a round numbers, s3.UVu Va
unaefstahd that ORDERS bsvo been issued from wasn-
lngtva 10 tare fifteen osrgaes oi sugar complain
Ieceiy,a from some importers here WAC applied ur
ihvoce OF actual tre, as tue tasago would turn In
Their iavor The rcsult TO one tmpor,ug house on d
cargo OF 400 bogsDeads showed loss OF por cent, o.
ia other words The tsrv OF ~ per H.
der tho custom OF the sugar trade, when has 10 Iva
allowed BY tue seller, In tnis would have
been covered ~ ~ per cent, should, how.
ever, the usua tare OF IL per cent not be
suislenl. the buyer. who Is the redner, calls ior
extra tarc, wnich must DC accorded him by the I'M
pOrto;. lie spocdcst sOiuion OF this xOuld DO "a
have all sugars Jared ~ the governmoat therc IS
no gain 10 The importer undcr tho system Ihs
rrtBct Knows when ne samples tns importers goods
Whether there will 10 y gain In tars. anu no aves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04
IALMAGE'S TALK.


NAY MOVING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VISIT OF
THE STEAMSHIP cIMBaI. TO OUR SHORES.
Mr. TaImage, In his regular Friday evening lecture.
three clDsses to be congratulated
on the lst Of May-thoso thar did not hayo
to move, those that moved to larger houses
and those that moved TO smaller ones. Those that
were not obliged to happy the continued
posse sson OF their homes, whore their children had,
perhaps, been born. Tue preacher counselled all
young married couples to have home Of their own.
II Obliged 10 have good, round mortgage on II.
The paying OF the mortgage would noccssi,ate, per-
haps, a httle economy In the matter OF expensive
cigars and wines, but tho husband would be AL tho
bel ter Tor that
He congratulated those who were 10 move into
larger houses because they would have 20
receive ther friends ant enjoy themselves There
would be more room TOO, Tor Ine children 10 romp.
Those that moved into smaller houses To DO
congratulated also Tor the caros OF small house we're
much less wearing Than those OF largo one. ADD At
though there would be fewer closss and less room
there would stiil be contenlmenL
The second event OF The week was, tho speaker
OF the steamship Cimbra, laden with Ru ssian
sailors, 10 our shores. Sue had no right coming
here 10 o. out expeditions TO prey upon desoIate
The commerce Of England. (appiausc.J Tue pres
ebce OF those sailors here was violation OF
neutrality. tAppisose.l They should bc sent away
(Appiause.) rne country had had trouble enough IN
wars without interfering ~ those OF foreign
avenge the ouirages Of English priva,ecfs on our
commerce during Tho late war, but they should
remember sba. although the Alabama DID
create havoc with shipping tue Unusd
states had been well paid for II By Great Britain
overpaid 10 fact, and had forgotten 10 return the
change. daughter and applause The Alabama
couia DO apology Tor the Cmbra. tor Two wrongs
would not mako right" The government should
speak IN this matter. and speak promptly and en-.
phsticsIly There should be hlibust crIng expcdi-
mons against nation That speaks tongue, bul
England aud America should stand forever side by
side for Chrstiany aud justice Ii The Lion aud the
Bear woulu light Jet them night II alone. In clos
Mr. Tslnage referred at some length 10 tho aLspi
c,ous opening OF the French Exposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04

ON TRIAL FOR MALFEASANC j..

The trial Of David .. Halstsd, cx.Drector at Large
OF tho Board OF Chosen Frcchoidors Of Hudson
county. N. j., was commenced yesterday IN ihe Court
Of Oyer aud rsrmincr, at Jersey CITY, before Judge
Knapp. Attorney General stockton aua District AT.
torpey McGiil appeared Tor tue state, and exGovcr
nor Beaie and Mr.. Putnam for tho aoicnce. Tue IN
diclm 10 Tor malfcasauce IN once, aud
shsrses the defendant VITA complicity In tho
purchase of y portion OF the Harrison estate as
! court house site from Mahion Cramptou, OF Brook
lyn. The Law prom bits Tue Board OF Chosen Free
holders from expending moro than the amount appro-
prstsd, yet on December IL. 1915, resolution was
passed by The Board 10 purchase lor court house
Site certain property lying between Newark, Pahsade,
Waldo and hoboken avenues, containing 2s2 1870
square eet for the sum o t22o,v1 or 600 per ot.
The resolution providcd Tor tue rcdvinptou Of tho
bonus 10 ME present ycar great Cutlery went
No IRON property owners, and commit.
lee headed by Mayor sieder waited upon
Nr. Hasted and urged MIN not 10 sign
tho resolution, a. tue Transaction was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04

NETTLR'o MANSION SOLD.

An auction sale Of the household goods OF Albert
Neucr the iugi,tve from Wall street, took place yes.
,erday al his elegant mansion. corner Of Fnty.nra
street and PIN avenue The house vas mag.
nincenily furnished. and tnroDgs OF people
we're present ~ the sale. The sucttoneer began
his work in the basement kitchen, but t1s
hrst bid OF any consequence was IN the dining
room, when a chandelier, with twelve pore ,iaine
candle iigh,s aud drop went tor $2s1 30 MarDic
pedestal. nantes, mirrors Chinese ornaments ~
stone. we're all disposed OF ana then, ~ tie upper
stories articles OF vertu and vricabrsc fsbie
went quickly under the hammer. Handsome sets OF
urnnuro, with inoideniai elegant appointments, were
after another disposed oil, ana nnaiy tue upper
Goor used MS billiard room, was knocked down TO
nclfu uanE