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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

Col. NOAH A, PLYMPToN, chairman of
tho Massachusetts, democratic state cen
trail committee, Gen. Buffers boss man
ager, has resigned the chairmanship and
withdrawn from the committee. Tho
relations between Gen. Butler and Col.
Plympton are quite intimate, and the
sudden severing of his connection with
the managers Of tho Cleveland campaign
is exceedingly suggestive, In his letter
to the committee he does not say that he
intends to support the democratic ticket
nor doesl he express any wish for its sue
cess. "To exercise the privilege to think,
act, speak, aud vote according to my own
convictions Of right and wrong, untram-
meled by official relations and response
bilitics, is tho situation | most desire and
intend to occupy" says Col. Plympton
II looks very much as IL tho late chair
man of tho Massachusetts, democratic
state central committee was serving
notice on his associates that he intended
ito flop" Whether he will land in the
Butler or Blaine camp is problematical.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

TIE district attorney should direct tho
attention of the grand jury to the Unitod
States hotel disaster without delay. Some
body is responsible for tho death of two
human beings, and the responsibility
should be fixed. Hc need not wait to bo
Officially informed" of tho killing. This
is not swindling bank failure. Crimi-
nal carclessness has resulted iu the sacri-
flee of innocent lives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

THE Mexican government is trying to
borrow SG0,000,000 in the United States
TO pay an old English loan. Americans
will be sloy to put any more of their
money into Mexico until that government
learns to respect the lives and property
of foreigners. The brutal way Mexican
officials have Of imprisoning Americans
without cause aud robbing them of their
property and then refusing to listen to
the protests of representatives of our
M Is not calculated to i9sa;ro
confidence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

Two WIFE murderors were executed at
New Orleans . few days ago in the pres
ence of about ono thousand persons to
whom the sheriff had issued invitations.
Ilaneings are not nearly 30 i'requentin Now
Orleans us they ought to be, and there is
consequently great pressure for admis-
sion tickets when somo unfortunate
wretch, too poor to buy his way out
of tho clutches of the law, is about to bo
strangled. Among those who wore favored
with tickets to tho double execution re-
ferrod to was gentleman who was so we'll
pleased with the seeno that no brought
away with him pieco of the ropo as a
souvenir of the occasion, On the same
evening ho killed 20 worthy and respect
able citizen" rpd when arrested had tho
souvenir in his pookot II he has any
money or political influence he will never
DO hanged in New Orleans, but it is to bo
regretted that man who has so much
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. 1884.
TnE golden current has sot in from the
other shore. The tide has turned.

JUDGE Cox might call tho attention of
tho grand jury TO the caving in OF tho
United States hotel. The fact that ho is
a part owner of the death trap should not
deter him from taking this action.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
DR.. J. L. Myers of Fairfield, Iowa, SAYS.

Dr. J. L. Myers Of Fairfield, Iowa, says;
"lirown's Iron Bltters is the best iron prepara.
ton hMlvc over known In my thirty years OF
practice. consider II u most excellent addition
TO the materia medica, and one TINT should re-
eeive tile Endorsement OF the whole medical pro-
fcssiOn."
DIR. 5. q. spottswood, Huntsville. Ala, says;
~ highly recommend Browns Iron Bitters
for dyspepsia, rheumatism andgoneral debility"
DR.. O. N. Roborson. Elm Grove, N. O., says:
~ prescribe Browns Iron Bltters and find it
all II Is recommended to be"
Or. T. II. weathers, of rllSton, KY, says;
81 regard Browns Iron Bitters as a medicine
OF unusual WORTH
DIR. NJ. 7. Gamble, of Pennington, Ill, says:
tice, and II gives satisfaction"
DR.. A. Page, of Rushmorc, Obi o. says:
81 have prescribed Browns Iron Bitters, and
In each case with good results"
DIR. w. Carter, of Cutsvllle, Ala, says:
81 have used Browns Iron Bltters in my own
family with great benefit"
DIR. NJ NJ Groom, of Dardanelle, Ark, saysi
browns Iron Bltters Is the best medicine in
the world, andis eiiectlng miraculous cures"
Dr. N. S. Ruggles, of Marion, Miss, says;
~ recommend Browns Iron Bltters as a val
ucd tonic for enrichlng the blood aud removing
al ,lvspeptlc symptoms. 1t does not hurt the
teeth.'
Dr. j. T. Ridley. of Huntsville, Ala, says:
"Browns Iron Bitters IL n good appetizer and
merits attention from sufferers
Dr. Irwin II. Elderdge, Of Baltimore, Nd says:
81 would recommend trial of Browns Iron
Btters In all cases of anuemio debility or when
tonic or appetizer Is needed"
DR.. I. f. Mundy, of owentown, KY, says:
81 prescribe, Browns Iron Bltters. 1t is one
of the best tonics."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
x.,sts fosFoBFicE NOTICE. -

Ao~ASNA 3~t@ ave- NS~--
Letters for Europe need not be specially d..
order 70 49, Sc Ie speedy "a 3 delivery at denntIo
us all Trans Atlantic malls are forwarded by the
Foreign mails for the week ending AUG. o
Will close (pRoMPrLY IN all casesJ ut this oiilce
WEDNEspAY.-A $3.50 n. m. for France di-
rect, per steamship Normandio, via Havre; at
$3.50 n; M; for the Netherands direct, per
steamship Edam, via Amsterdam; Rt 1 y. m,
for the Winlward Islands, per steamship Bar
Tncqnta: nt D. IN. tor ireland, per steamship
rita it n ,br i,rNna.H HonsrnS .or mus, h
directed per Gallia,D: 1T y. IN. for Europe,
per steamship Fulda, via Southampton aud
Bremen Qcttcrs for Ireland must be directed
''per Fulda'J.
TRURSD SDXY.-At6a.m II. m. for Jamaica. Belize,
and Livingston, per steamship Loch Tay; ut
1880 -. m. for Venezuela and CurncOa, per
steamship Valencia; at y; IN. for Bermuda,
per steamshiR orinocoi az lay p N. f9T cuba,
tlctters for Mexico must be directed per City
of Merilian); NJ $50 p IN. for Europe, per
FRIDAN.-At o a. m. for Newfoundland and ST.
Iierre-MiquulOn, via Halifax; at li30 p; m. for
1880 M. for Porto Rico direct, per steamship
sATURDAY.-At $3.50 a. N. for Europe, per
steamship Eity Of Rome. via Queenstown Cet-
ters tor Germany, NC, must be dlroSted yer
III 4:3O H. NJ. for scotland direct, per steam
ship Devonia, via Glasgow Qetters must be
GadSs s' and c1dad, T Bolivar, Va ~ per - steamship ca
steamship oder. Via Southampton and BREMEN
Qctters for Great Britain and other European
Coumric4muN be directed "pcr Oder'') at 1880
=. IN. for CuDl and Porto Rico, per steamship
rome per steumsiipC Civ OF thcaKo. Via Queens.
town o
Llvlngston per stenmship City OF Dallas, via
MSSrsw MSHrw or 5riraI, rlIn ~, ,o,or nor s,ooh,n .ro.
bic, Via san francisco, close here August *l2
~ n n H. h mRls VI, w Austrnin, New hsniama,
iTaia (va san FranciscoS, close here Aug. t23
ut %. IN. Cor ON arrival ut New York OF
steamship City Of Berlin, with British mails
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RENlITASCES.

RcInittnnccs other than by postal money or
dcrr. bank drafts or checks TO tito order Of tho
National Republican CO., NrC extremely hu2atd
ouH Postage stamps, nuury, aud postal notes
should never be sent, and II lost In transmission
this oilce cannot bortsplnsblc therefor.
Entered ut the rostoncc at washington. D..
e., MS secOnd-Clusg matter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
Published daily toNccpt sunday by
Tur NATIONAL RErunL1cAN COMPANY.
rnE nrpunLrcAy prRIyo Tur SUMNER

city Subscribers or TuT RErunIIcNS visiting
the country seaside, or springs during the sum.
nnCr months can have the DAILY sent to them
torn week or longer by prephying iur the same
al the publication Oiliuc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

OMAN ACTIVE YOUNG MAMA STU
ID aion as messenger, per, ser IN n dry goods
store, pr first class walters can drive and attend
to hOr3cs, aud can give the best of reference
from lO Years old up 10 the present time of per.
sons living In the city. Address Box No. l., Re
publlrn1 (Jfficp 1-b
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

affection for the hangman's rope does
not 1.-Two where there would be chance
for him to cultivate closer acquaintance
with a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

Physicians arc naturally and properly very
careful In their accommodations Of proprietary
remedies. medicine having such unqualified
Endorsement as the following is well worthy of
trial by sufferers to whose ailments 1t seems
adapted;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

- lituation at chamber and dining room work
est lefer0uce given. Address O.. Republican
lficl 1-7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
U1NTED--ROOMS.

TIyO RENT-BY SEPT. !, by A GOOD TEN
4 ant, a housu of . or q rooms Address, with
price. CHARLES (Ropublcan Ohicc. Al
TI1WO UNFURNlSIFD RoOMS--BY GEN.
Il tcman aud wife, for light housek eeplng, at
moderate price; references exchanged. Address
II. u. 1NDEE, Ofice, 6i1 1lth si. n. w. 40
10y GENTLEMAN AND WGEE--TWO OR
ID 3 furnished rooms, for light housekeeping
within 4 or X hlocks OF navy yard; state terms
Address MECHANIC, Republican Onice 40
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

= .ot,,yspcpSa' "A LA ' rANbbN, 1000 oth
A TLASTIo CITY.
Express Trains are run through, without stop,
IN 90 MINUTES.
.-..-s ..t --viA-- .,
Camden s SA,lNntic Ry West Jersey Railroad
Station foot Of Vine ST. Station foot Market ST.
Through Trains Of the BfLTIMoRE AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD TO opIiILADELPIiIA,
arriving nt the Now Broad street Station of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad, where the street cars
wNimoonyey passengers direct to tho West Jersey
connect direct 10 the station Of the Camden aud
Atlantic Railroad.
For through tickets, baggage checks. and Nill
information apply ns follows; Northeast corner
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and Station baltimore and Potomhc Rallroad.
....l. General Passenger Agent
CHARLES T.. PUGH. General Manager.
NLD POINT OOMFOHT,
VIRGINIA.
HYGEIA HOTEL,
Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all
the year. Equal to any hotel In the United
States. surroundings unsurpassed; appoint
ments, table. and service unexcelled, Bathing.
boating, fishing, and driving specially attract
i've. pre-eminently u reSOrtiOr Southern people.
Terms less for equal accommodations tl;nn any
resort in the country Pure ocean air, free rom
Hnnh IN ,, dasc,nfive as,u nannhIet ''''r
1910 ' - IL PIiOEBUS. proprietor.
hAhLAND ioiEih
~ -. ..-.. 49, .
OAhLAND, MD, IL. AND u H. H.,
-.,,~, ,,.... - ...
WILL oPEN JUNE 20 49,.
TERMS MODERATE
Eor,,oorma,lo, arr,v IN ooAKIANnI ItoTEr.
Oakland, Nd. "pp''
"AyE RECEIVED THE MOST BENE-
at.I al
Biiters. MISS LIZZIE KENEAIY, 2b2l / II.
- --- -----------------------
IL BATIiS,
c,oo, no.,,, ,,,,.,. ~.
-
r.. , os,, -, ,,,.-..-.. ,o.
Ailtuue da,u 9vSr nvuu ~ hue~ temperature ioto
y,. aJyuoEr.es @ ucIuw ey une ol,y' ..,, .-,n., ,
eIeolllo ior uyhpeIhia, hluIiey anu IVupies'
n'ai i.Vules i"I ,auios anu svntieii,n
viii VIII tuu, IoM' ~ nou@uns @ s,o hu sin vtns, nilu
aS,a vanr , oo s'ir @ ~ sg or non,h ~ sur
49, ~ .i s,y III, ~ % W W., s,i
special rates fCr families. Eight hours ride
| from Washington.
Tickets TO the Springs and return. $3.50, good
| Illustrated pamphlets, giving all Information.
| may be had OF A. 5, PRATT & SONS.
Managers. 401 Ninth street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
PERSONAL COMFORT.
BOIRDING.

A FEW BoARDERS AT MOUNT ENTER
N prise, Alexandria AMI Fredericksburg H.
r.; plenty of shade; terms moderate. Address
II. NJ. MASON, Accotnk, Fairfax Co., Va. 6-7
JNKEp. W. EVANS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
WANrEn-MIsCEuLANEOrs. rs.

rJ,o RENT-A BAKERS OVEN. WITH on
Il without store; must be good, tbOroughMre,
and moderate rent. Address u. P., 1880 q ST.
st. <. w, or y, cnre Republican Ofilcc, b-7
FINo BoRRow- MONEY IN SUMS FROM
Il 80 TO 500; 10 per cent per month and
security. #. ", TRASK, city +. o. DO
A n W. H. WHEATLEY ~ SONS, DYERS,
"A zoos Jefferson st., ueorgetown- blankets
and livery couts to clean during July and August.
reduced rates TO hotels aud livery stables.
Jyl-5-2m
hANFORTH ILLUMINATING FLUID
~ and Manufacturing Company Business Of.
ficc O3B st., Washington. u. o., license or scll
town, county, or state rights. See advertisements
on second page. b-myD-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
JHdNTED-HELP.

NLyANrED-AT THE NEW PENSION
w Bmlding, hOdcarriers. Apply nt the works,
Aug. ], 1874 NJ. q. MEIGS, Architect 2-uh2t
NXTANTEp IMMBDGATEIY---A CoLoRED
w 90
vxvANTED-A TIDY wOMAN-TO DO
w general homework, in n small family.
Call. with references, ut l426 N at. N. W. nfter
4pm. 2-7
w for the United States Bencncinl Society.
Apply daily aftur u. m, to l.. q. uADD, secre-
tary, room 8, LenOx building, 9TH aud g. sts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.

POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM returned to
this city yesterday from Indiana.
SENATOR AND MRS JOIIS A. LOGAN passed
through Philadelphia yesterday on their way
to West Point to visit their sou.
DIR. +. NJ. WISE has been appointed superin
tendent of the Willard New York; insane asy-
luIn in place Of Dr. Chapin, who has resigned.
GEN. W. 4. SHERMAN, with Miss Rachel
sherman and Master Tccumseh, have gone
back to Lake Minnetonka to remain until next
week. -
DISTRICT AUDITOR TIcHESoI., who. 'has beet
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
EDUCATIONhL.

II TAKE PLEASURE IN NsAYINo BRowN'S
Iron Btters cured me Of dyspepsia. M.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
SUMMER RESORTS.
. TIA NTIo CITY.

II RowN's IRON plTTEgs cUREp ME
OF dyspepsia A LAVENDER, 1888 9th
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
PERSONAL.

TI'YPE-wRtrING TAUGHT BY AN EX.
"A perienced operator; highest references.
JOSIE N. FAINT, Chauncey building, 4ia Vt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

TINHREE DOSES OF BROWNS IRON BT
Il, tiers brought me out of bed when sick with
bilious Intermittent fever Itpermanenty cured
me In the short space OF three days. Everything
else seemed 70 do me herm. j. a. LoCHTE
LOT IL VI. N. w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

CARPENTER RS -HoLTZCLAw BROS, 1915
~ Ohio ave.-Fine Carpentering and Building
promptly none
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

"AVE RECEIVED THE MOST BENE-
Ill ficial results from the use of Browns Iron
Biiters. MISS LIZZIE KENEALY, 2521 st.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS-JOHN II.
~ BEALL, 141l II. n. w.-Commissioner for
every state and Territory.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

nRY GooDS-HAMILrON, EASTER "
~ SONS, 100, 2Ol, and 2O3 W. baltimore st.
Bnltimor e-Wholesale and retail
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

A WNING MAKERS. ]. HAISLETT-s17
"a Market tSpace.-Awningsm made and repaired
ana stored during the winter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05
BUSINESS ClfRDS.

NJltS. A. s. ODELL, 3414 = ST. n. W.,
.Nl slys she has used Browns Iron Bitters
with the greatest benefit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-05

r CERTfFY THAT BROWNS IRON BIT.
Il tiers cured me of dyspepsia. JNO. II.
WALSH, 1923 II st. N w.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
INCIDENTS N SOCIETY.

Mrs William J.. Chamberlain gave ball last
evening in her house. 30 H9 Mad- -O4iayc.. 1t which
there were about 500 people present The Lpasc is one
az the cfy's old mansions tn large square han ana
,vDduv staircase and there are Corutnau pillars he
tween the parors The walls and ceiling OF the hall aTc
coycrcd with line specimens Of old tapestry In thu par
lor. are the large original portraits. by l. FcbYre oil Ma
rolroU'z wives, The floral decorations were simple a
eroip Of palms screening tic musioHn- ia ihe hail. "nie
qd ii fountain before mirror IA the BACK pJoF "as
covered ny the bouquets usrd IN the german
The catHon was led hy Harry War
nor Among the company present were
Ijor,I Sacyic West CORVALLIS West, M-s West. MIS-
I.i7tr ,iryeis Nh aud Mo. Frederic Lf0nsoh MI ana
Mrs c. T. WetInoro, ar add Ms. W. W. sherman, lnc
Mi-sc5 Carroll Nr and Mrs. jOhn JAW tc l-." StlGi
fchn MI and Mrs Bradley Martin Nj dhd 3iiN W. h'
Vaudruf Miss Post AMI Mr- Frrncrck Nahderblt'
NJ aud Mr. T. LOraut, Mr and Mrs. >. ', L. t9n-.I
Mr. A Van Rensselaer,, Jnf"n kfan, fhhip
Scu,lcr Miss Iangdpn, Lspenard stewart ana hii' anu
Mr.. v. X. stewart. - .,o Tee.
Mn Iryins clark gave gefman ~ no - L"S'
Twenty -second-st. about $50 people beng present.
Mr. " d. SLOANE aud MI-iO0crl Has dock save uihhe
parties. -, A.. I.,.. 4, I,et,sop Miss
Graham and Miss Day. v-,l-,. ,.,,-o
Mrs. RAJ lbbun, 0f No sidney -plco bI""Al"' b"''
q german IN the evening
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
MR. MsCEocTS AESgER TO Ah. UELLs, III
THE GREAT srEcULAToR DEMANDS 100000 FOR
LBS~i.-

THE GREAT sPECVLAToR DEMANDS Sl,OOO,OOO Or
H. LpSsE-.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 25.-l'eter McGeOch has
filed his answer the complaint Of Daniel Wells )r, III
which he forth Of action, the first being
the celebrated compromise agreement entered into be-
tween McGcoch and Wells after the failure Of 1883; aud
which sets forth the exact condition OF tcr business at
that time Tic agreement cites that Wells and McGeoch
executed notes 10 q certain bank Of Milwaukee, and Tor
rur1,.es OF nal and complete settlement the rec
T,ept provides that Wells should pay to the National
Bank Of America tn Chicago notes amounting to $780,
OoO similar amOdnt TO the National E&chouSe lank oi
Milwaukee 5000. 900 to the First Natio al Bank OF Nil
v-aukee and S5O,UO0 10 the Milwaukee National Bank
also that Wells should pay note for S201OO0 held by
the Wisconsin and Marine Insurance Bank and also
%25 900 to apply note for S5OoOO0 paid by that
bark to,et her with ali interest rng, Wells 10 pro
cre Nc eochs absolute release Oh account oil MS en-
dor,emeni OF the uotcs mentioned. The agreement
showed that a balaace OF 100000 was owing Wells by
the arm Of McCfcoci, Eyoriugham a Co, from which
NcGeoch and the firm to be discharged.
Mr. Wells further agreed 10 pay AL additional sun 0i
$25 900 upon the 0f this agreement, nnd Ac
GeOch on ns part, in consideration OF the foregoing
agreed TO pay the Wisconsin MIIina and lc Insurance
company ul the remaining S27500O ou Of the noe Of
$500 900, ard pay al the indebtedness ol wells 10
McGcoch, Eyefngnan a q" - al thc ci'"'ors u tue
The second ca.e of action e. that during the copancr
.1p existing h,twceu Wells and McOeOch thc former
drew 100000 ana ONcr ail lnNt7At" " ID i'A'
lr'tc IN i,.tud of the crdio.s Of McGeoch lie asks
arcounfings u these moneys. aId alleges ult lht ff
estate purchased by Wells = worm SJoVoVV "a ta'
fthor ~ dr,rgd me creditors Wells caused this prop
cry to be covered with false and nctiuOus mortEgs
Mr. McCeoch asks that thls properly DC sod iOI Lie Dsc
the creditors.
The Third cause of action II that Wess stuuhoIcss
about coming to time with money for settlement caused
the sae of much Of Mc,eocs property foT which Os- no
demands Judgment iOI SJOnOOO. -,
The fourth cause or action u that Neh- lhuuceu
uc(;eoch TO kc purchases beyond his means prom
sing to make all 0s~es good and tnat NeGeoch opecteu
and wanted 10 withdraw and finally stopped making pur
rba.es md Ear being thus involved he wants SDOpoVo
mon, maxim NcGeoohs total demand ~ ,OOO,OOO'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
OBiTB lRF.
MRs LANES ]. MAPEA.

Mrs James J. Mlpes, the widow OF the erni'
nent scientific agriclturst Professor M1pos who died
in 1865, and the mother o. Mr.. Mary hapes DODGE
Editor ~ ~ Aicos. died the morning Of January %
at her residence No lO9 East Fftynniht after an ILL.,
ness Of some two weeks She ha boen for SOHO tine ~
delicate healtn the iun ate caSr Of Der death W"
an q Yeetion OF the heart MIs Mapcs was the daughter
t,to Ipdge Furioqn q member Of an old and highly
resnected family of Brogkyn. and fat larg" crr %
kn.folk and friends She was lad ~ strong n"nia GU
t the time of her lat luosa 1nl paHin, to""5 ana
am ann c1vcs from Nature IN water cDloTa WIN fIc
yo ume" Along the Was" Mr.. Dodgc gives Touching
rcnini.ccncc Of her mother balal s1gn: ahc Eve
MARY Mapos Dofgc. Ars. Sophie Mapcs foic' ond M
Kate Mans. BuuuDu.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
standing among the German Rerubcans In TACT, no
said, MI DitteihOeer a general without an army
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
RAPID TRANSIT SUGGESTIONS.

At the meeting of the Rapid Transit Com
m,=ioners yesterday Daniel T. Bishop submitted state
ent in whlcn laid cIi FOR the invention OF perf"eI
Joint OF rails novel met nod o. pr1pel'ng ears was set
forth in letter from Alexander Gartsloro OF Pl'bnr
Penn -Four pumps p iced at rzat anSie' on e'oh o
the two front wheels sucl positions th2 ~ tho
wheels revolve ends Of the istons ne iu contact
with tho rail- and weight OF the car passing Over tnen
forces the plan -ers nto the pumps The ar Is 'h'S
forced into the no huIs OF the WIees passing hepo'
through small pipe into re- ieTvoir shape n"' po''
and repl icing dr drawn from this reservoir ny u"
engine attached to The Thus regular supply oi "r
is kept in motion. Tie hetvier thr weight caII'ei'
the greater the pressure czerted by tno
action Of the pun The cnr IL ret III
motion by pumping into the re cryor which 7 l"r''d
through "A connect pine into tue engine, whcA COLI
meets with aud give, motion 10 the drlyiug-w lc"L
In executive The Commissioners con un"i WIN
Cherries l.. shaw. counsel to the board, and Arrl !.
Bullr consulting engineer with regard "a Jh"i power
and duties. Mr Shaw yiseu them that they We're ON
powered to au hOTize the construction OF eltDe Iat
suraCc or underground railroads. or a conblh uoh ~
two or All ofthcu. Mr. Shaw nnvcs thai the law nv
which the crossing of certain streets Ike FithaNe tu
the Boulevard by railroads. prohibited. Is uHcp-''
tonal. md 90 Is probable thu TIC Coiuih!. on - Ni
thor the crOs>-tOwn routes laid out 10y fdIA COMM
niOurr Niec.