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New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

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& d. n o s9 :. % 5 a, . 30 Il Indiana 40 c ssi 6 At % DO
l4o b. at - % 20 do os 10 a. - s5 Il do' 1885 L. at
J. -chambery AZ Texans 97s NJ at S. 57a - & chieasG 20
steers IL H. At IS 3 Pennsy lvana do 4o'7 d. "
sherman culver se ohio steers s5 u, At g 90 IL
do I-5s b. 25 10 indiana do 1858 d. a. o. o. No.
af - iess 81 each 10 1880 b. 50 II DO l9s - Hi
At = "A 90 7s H. 5a a. f sS 90 S GE at - d. Us @
a zen m i5io II y y a at i : go So ss5 sp b. a. IS do
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steers $50 u, at 70 so oxen. 1850 d. at - 90 D'N
iio f. n osenthal 6 Buffalo steers lts2 at 90 80 30 ~
KenrucAy 1929 ~ at sSO5 % 90 gos ID 81 do
iie n at * s5 20 do 1851 n IS 20 80 do ll40 ID
= 79 i ono n DO o ilt q baps 10 a. - y 5 S b at s o4o
B AZ s. So stass 1876 - 10 Grass Bulls ''' d. ~
10 Galdsiii S8mi '' s. st. LOUIS los r. & i5 n
at at i5. 3 3, d DO - Is55 n at ,sao
D. =, - SS te do is n at s. Indiana
i b. az ) i2 s g 81 DO u 54So 90 T. H45 20
u s. 30 s. do 1878 H. at - iO 30 DO 1917 !" -
G. iS1 2 ksn3acy ISs 81 ss4 M 4 @G s9
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. seer, i526 n At 8 10 "a no. - ~ So A'
Il rn.@ln to- Is hiesSo tteer. Ises at 50 90 DO
1896 n at IS 5O q 1884 10 at s. 81 - do 100 " ~
Newton on q Ge1t 20 ho l29s n at 50 81 do 10
fI 49, H. r. IT IT. .5 Z DO III D. At ~ n at Z S
! 100 i'io u. at - 10 stass i-'' d. A' - o'
/ l34J ~ - o. . ta
| fy55 r AT - 10 io, 1901 10 at - OJ
D. " aiTei Is Illinois steers 1871 n; ats o., xoncx
MILCH COVE. -hecept for the week ~ heah hi,., yrrv
! feature. in the trade. sales have
amman Ia 40 per head Mi. ~. n
ncy sold on 10 picked COWS at thr ou,s'. -
/ CALV t--rcrpts lI.4 head. NANNY a. u'. -,
leuand ac i've closing Htte du For Common ,os ~
Improvement but Fresh o's o. Sa m M p.S
AMI hO Nels iDii IN cA,ei AT an m s .e
] Pom 10 tioot rmIAs ranged if1m 70 ~
ie, r A. ,l,a,l. Fed and Mixed calves sold al "sH'c
aLd Oui,nary 10 fx xra Nsals al ~ 20 81 -. ~
aalts- u .sn, hlrgy CO. 30 Bu'ttrIiiA NAi''S -' "
ate. 49, -. .,,. 49,. o., 10 at
Jeiline WRIGHT = 90 i Butt-rmilk calves, 40 10 az
o.. Ncl HurferuTt taiVcd -ul ~ ~ ~ " wv
| lbs D. Al .c. ~ Nrlls. l5i 10 90 &C. 49, 4. .. ..
| Hslisnbccs DAVIS % 3utternlk N~VsS 40 ~ - ~
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Business Chances.

ApvERTlsEuENTS FOR TIE, NEWs; ,2ys
Y pE 1,pt--rTF " I'LL BIZ RECEIVED AT lltb
pr,lu - a III - 10 % broadway 20 ner Imrty-
arst.s, until m, F53 Broa way oe5"s'R It Twn
~ corner ElgAth-sve. at regular once rates
EOR SALE.-Well established nat store
small neat proltalc located on oes' doNh2wu s''ee''
IA r1ain Address ON NER ROy "a upune Dlhce-
vN1UIJEASE OR SELL.-An und vided half
w of the stewart gold mine in la"Srye ailhS ~, Z
District Gllpn 90. COL An unpiectGehlti VppD us Ia
my with means who form pool ior WORKING t
Winch p-oni ise- such on small Investment ror
narr ar- address. TRUSTEE, 10 Washnet ton ST. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
LIVE sToce MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO July last - hours ll73 head
3s25 mead Tor same rin@ last seek
I23B. consigned through. 80 all which TO New
sale market dull Common 10 Far - OOf
ID 10 Shipping - OO txtrs
- 10 81 cows aud Heers a. . as 70 40 cars helu
RaesIpts ias: "a hours . 800 for " ex
OfO mead for same tmr last week ~ s'O mead
consigned through oil whlcn 10 NcW.f oik %
prices dcclmed 10 n lJc. no New Orx uehs
IS 2jOf3 rs Good 10 Choice - O@s4 ou
thocr Extra "A -; Lambs declined ioc FAR
81 - Choice 10 Extra - VOGS % Is cars
held - --..s
Ygs-f feceIprs last 1910 head total Tor veex
thus rtr i>tu time last week l101o rlnhebed
35 New FORK ~ cars TOT SAFE
prices Oc Lght Pigs :. S9gt 90 seeI yea
lor weights - OuNsl Is selected Mftnun "clshIs,
~ dsJ ): Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends. - 20 Gsi 20 all
offerings taken
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
He rnorcAr ms soy nAD BEEN IYScHEn

Thomas MOnahan, OF South Brooklyn called
AZ the Br,OAyn Police Hratquartcrs yesterday 20 H.
u.lre a out his william, WHO went west ~ 1870
lie sad tnat he read tbOui the yncuinR OF william
kr.snrr ats "ieddy,' ia De trOlt, on June -3. ana
from The description gwen ne was satisfied that IL was
n.s,u nrllncr, who was well-kuOwn gambler III
Minneapolis. bieI officer Conrad III Detroit "hIe thr
officer was tryIns him. and mob TOOK Nun OUT
OF ne i.l nd han him. Mr. Munanau sad that MS
an was Wild uui that received wOld from Dln few
months no saiiug nat he was IN Montana and growing
rcn Ine old gentleman wanted to pat IN Claim for
his .ou's property.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

oi To- - a. Je,rs one 10 9j0ro 20 and
NRnn'VifV F m VI zE-Tie arrivals of Bceves ih,
uas week we're g. 6 head more tin Last We and 'ij hra
les ,han tie ooIrr-ponilnE week la-tycaE - ,
IN. slppv oi Reeves Wcdne -lar vas moderate but
fully equi 10 demand aud although prcef red sslu
r,av n r M t closed ,ont DC lower Thc
tr0ay haG SO" demand AZ SUI tlt "iop III piices o
lOal5c and the wards mere 9aTey cieir IT, ,, ,,,
Thr bre4. prices In the British markets recorded carry
I'm the Week OOwed bva st furi her deneani H.lfiS
erlor sold Iowa to sd and best American Live CAe
al 6a5Id pr 70. dressed Tegh ,, s..,,, ,. .,o a.,
va ce noted at Monday and the rnsc iis Dee ior
omuon h1ice IN" over snpuN 0i Bu,t"rmi'N C.vrs
gave orle one TO te trade al IA. ws,E ana a. "a
&c The stock could not BE- cleared od "h' IT. 81 lot'
hai a light inquiry az "a SC ,,, .,. . .f. , ..
he hrln fceins IN he sheep ana anD tImio on rue
was .isc I'd b. SIR ug N iAti on ~ M ~
ne iu ot cit supply lnn No @heeD -D' ~ 'i ~ a.
vInc l;c Ltn os ga an ad' ance o' n'ls - & p r,
H. he nm cess o the demand and there was an 'ar hH
Frdiy sal urher crop ot ~ 80 "n -u' any : ,
an M m dos OF Lambs below Prime THE TRACE "s -tcN ana
of-sl logs ha. e steadily advanced plCc IN Tmpathy
vlrn " srsrn marke.. and state Hog -oh az -c o hs
with o,no.I Hogs lultef lt = 1oa - D.. ,,, 80
Rt cceip Yesterday ami today were 2l3 car,
rev Yards. making 146 head AGAINST 'l3u tast k3nY-
r eastman ad 3 cars uptown, AMI ot-rn - IN
cars a.d me vas va @i~, no T., III 't' a.. !" ''' e
'',IN @ @, so ~ thrr. Hee is ears ot Shipping cate for
.ide ol the carloads which came dl,rc' 90 S'"-"
ie frlnr a a better than rrday demand moderaeiy
active and prices shade hishcf lor ~ u',i NThs o@ns
rousn coarse Cafue showed no improvement" i"' ~
~ lex ms sold at ~ Poor sters do"n
:. eo1 :. 40 and a carload OF nttlc Wesie lockers at
!, ,,o ",,f.i,. ~ these transactions the rang g.
for Ori nary 70 choice NATIVE -te-rn W., "a ~
"6rv ,ows sola N - 81 - Bulls t - ~'9* TO- ana
Stags and Old ken at t'Gti 'o' Win "ie" VI '
shDncnrs from ths port to-day Tomorrow tNe 81 amer
Arizona vii take out 80 quart r.. o n'i @ and Dressed
The weeks -upmenfsof We t'''ie auo 'n''P y ~
Beef Mutton were AZ loioHa'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

LovnoX July 81 p m.-ColsoI'. lol 90 Tor money
and for the account Atlantic ana Grch MrstTn fHHl
Mortgage Trustee. Certucltrs {, 90 second d0rtgisc
l3 auadan racIhc. 6JLe Erie 81 Il do second on'Os
Mexican ordinary. y Pau common. 'h'i Nr"
YORK Cenfral. lOJ. Pennsylvanil Jjis ieaung, rs
amount Of DulliJa glut mlD Tie btu~ y
England % balance To-day = tOOu. , ..
quote rurHe Per Cen Hslsi Al % AAAn1S
Il The account
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

Excelsior stables en- Disturbance aged lso Delaney
w a. Dalys z. Col Morris D. 1879 I'll lhon'psoh)
Tme-5:li
TO B. Major Pickett 10 D. Dlsturpahcc
Z 10 l. Pat Denuis and Col Morris 10 TO each,
Co Morris started on with great rush and
gar OF lengths nut boited and dd not hnsh nDra
ham won b half length after whipping nuisn MAJOR
ck ett second lengths before Pat Dennis tbt,d
bole in the round and dd not go 'e
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
DUBLIC HEARING.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Whereas In the progress the View croton
oneiuct II nas pec one apparent tue Aquedict Souns
-ouers o hs Citg requires thtl or az
ro,pr cousructlOn future protection maintenance ol
he said AIueuct cry should acq are the zee @
hen uity Ia the lands reg w.
the Aau-uci and its appureuance- between he
River the Gate House at one Hundred ana a,
at and thi. city, now u'Fe'o'o
conformity VITA the requirements OF section
of the Laws 1883 The state Of New YORK puJs
gwen all persons ntcreset ha ihi opp"
will b. them 10 b. heard III rotation u te pa, @
under Aqdciucf CON
n0ilt alton o plans heretofore Adopted -nu -
uron the the sand AqneiucI nvn -o
Gro on RIVER to li Cato ilouSs "a tar on ~, an
Work and r the OF the te simple IA n "
tasement IN perpeiuity all the parcels OF sd
said .au,iuct it, appgrtentnces ave lew ~ ..,d
Aque'uct go -. 4. =. ,,. .n,van.m-,i olioe of
the Norcdct NEDN = W l. .ft.e
lsS,. AT / OclOcs. a. and goa sac oeHo' ~-f '
TO NJ iich said hrarin may be aloifhsl
py order of .ho Aqneduet Com nissioncsa
yAMEs W. McsuLLoH. SsssessS'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
V,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

I NOItk. =
To M perous interested Of Jacob GersOn. az
signed % Bachnann for benefit Of creditors send
greeting.
You ami ch OF YOU cited and required per son
ally 10 and appear court special Term 0l TIE court
Of ommon Pleas OF New York 70 be
hOen in County Court House III the CITY Of New1 Ork
state Of YOrS United ~tats Of Amec on the lZthday
OF August 1886 Il OclOcA there and then 10 snow
cause whr final settlement OF the accounts OF Max Bach
mann a-srne. abOye-named Jacob OtrSon, insOlven
Debtor should BE- had and no cause be shown then 10
Attend The final settlement OF the ssgnee'S accounts
is IESrINONY WHEKFOt. have hereuuto causeo
seal said Court Ot common cas or te Clty ahn
County o. New y IL be hereto iflXetl .-..,,
a. --WIrN ES-. Hon. HENRY " 6oOk1 - ft.
Ina ~ ~ t sad Courr OF Common Pleas CITY and
Ouny OF New.N ork. tins 2+th DAY OF lunn ~,' ,,,
NATIIANf IL JARVIS. JR.. Clerk.
SUAFER AZ GOTTG ETRET, Attorneys iOr assignee,
2Jl Br0ac way. New-l Ors City. New \ ork
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
AXE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.

| -.
.oce hereby given the holders OF securities o. the
Western Railroad that tue time IN "hch e
the aniz alton azrecucht
February l-0tL !. limited 10 IGtsily JuB 20 30 I'm
securities bciors ~ "aS WIZ,
thr 1.utr Al trust onpany or H. Ihe
Purchasing committee cred 90 u peuaiues Tor ii
uTe deposit by July 20 - , , -,
fRANK c. HOLLiN- Drank G. hollns & Ool
HESkl W. SMITH Mutual liio ins CO..
WILLIAM A READ fNernili eN CO..
CLARENCE CARY Car & Wluidg. ,..
Purchasins Committee
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
notice.
A TEASPO0NFUL OF

NRw.NORK. June %. 1880
The privtege OF all shareholders " c0r o hs
Manhattan Railway Company the 5th day Of July lssb
OF participating undersigned in contract II pir
chase OF stock ami bonds OF the >uDurbn Rapid trin.s
COMPANY from the Jersey Railway Construction Com
pany winch has the construction OF part OF ths
lines Of the suburban Company
Each OF sad amount Of stock OF
the suburban Company equal to per cent OF is h0
n0s IN the Manhattan Railway Company ami an equal
amount o. the OF the suburban COMPANY paying or
the same in nstalu.ents a. the work progresses
You are requested notify the undersigned on or before
the 2tb dsy OF July 1886 writing sttns your address
II YOU wisn Ia avail yOnTsei; o, this privilege
Further particulars obtained upon application 70
the undersigned
J. J. sLOCUM.
II Broadway. Room 80. New iork.
That stockholders avail Of the Aforementioned pri'
ege the books Of the Marhatan Railway Company ths~
closed for dividend Of July AMI "hicl are !" ~
open on July q Will again July AMI reopen -
July ).
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
d. W. McWILLIAMs. Treasurer
New.York. June %. 1886
T,AST TENNESS E.VIRGINIA& GEORGIA
IL n r. CO-Hghts subscribe ON common ana preferrea
stoc and income bonds bought Dy 49,, 49,, IN ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
Bankers ano Brokers.
fiIanriaI
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company
financial.
NO. 10 wALL-sT., SEw-YORK-

BONDS OF THE EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA
RAILROAD COMPANY (state Endorsed due Nav 1850
and bonds of the LAST TEN y EsS h AND NIR5tNI,A
RATILOAD COMPANY state Endorsed, July l. l,sO. wi.
be pad maturity office Of Messrs Maitland, phelps
w. l. NJ. sCHWAN, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the Hon:
Henry BOokstGver Of the judges Of the Court or
Pleas aud for the city and County OF New ok
the Of l-ou
hereby ave the creditors and persons having claim
agan-t Thomas and James H. Briggs individually
OF the atc firm OF ~ y Bennett
lately trailing together a. partners Under he
O c. A.. Bennett K CO.. the civ AMI county OF
that they required 10 present their SAID claims
therefor duly verified 10 the suOscrDe
the duly appointed Of the said Thomas L. scOvil
H. Briggs ind viduay ami as urvlvng partners
firm \ Bennett < and or lately irs
unGer the nrm name Of G A Ben
Co the CITY county of Newly ora for the Oene
their creditors his place Of transdcng business t
The o'ce attorney, Charles \. iunk No 1i1 Broad
way City York before the 81 day OF
july leoO.
Dated Sew York April 10th. 1856 -
CHARLES \. RUNK. SINCLAIR T. HUNTING,
Attorney for Asslenee Assignee.
l. \eyyN YORK
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
TO THE BOND AND STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC AND THE NEW w-0RLEANs
PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

The undersigned Committee OF REORGANIZATION duy APP
pointed all interests have unanimously adopted
me Dan o. foreclosure OF all divisional
mortgages the circular this day ssue anu ~
holdings before the lOth uay
OF Iuy 1856 subject thereto with the Farmers Loan anu
Tru.i the OF New York, receiving III eA
change negotiable certificates therefor deposit and re
cent TO to signing an agreement Or
with the plan submitted copies
OF which pan be had on application at the
company office 1875 BrOaway or to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company 20 ana - WIllan-st. New York.
tie expiration the above period should the committee
have beeu aced ID controlling interest IN the
securities named will at proceed 10 execute the plan
proposed . - .. -, a.. 4. $500. --a ~,
bsve failed the committee control Of their re-
such class OF securities have
heen an will returned 10 the respective deposi
and cancellation of the negotiable GER
,.suei therefor provided in said agreement
me comm ttce reluctantly Obgedt0 designate short
time for execution OF this plan because It advised that
portion OF the road must pc .o)n closed % opera
funds provided for and funds
cannr be- proved safety until the Of the plan
of reconciliation be assured
10 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

Corartnsrsbip N'iices.
NOTICE.-W. p Jaffrav this dlv retires from
= the firms Of g. :. JadIay Co.. of NewNork and j. K
'""'"' ~ " WP.JAFFRAY.
l.. = JAFFRAY 8 20.
No,v Work Tulv 1886 J. r. JAEFRAI & CO.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
KANSAS PACIFIC.
DENVER EXTENSION BONDS.

Sealed PROPOSALS will be received until Friday July 9th
II m Of the United states Trust Company OF
WaIlst for the sale TO the underslsned as
trustees Of the Kansas Pscihc Denver Extenso
per cent mortgage amount sufficient TO use 'he
VI slO0 O0J.
JOHN A sTEWART)
w ENDICOTI, JM, Trusteea
AUGUST kU ilEN.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
Eeaal Notire.

ESTATE OF HENRY PAYNE, Deceased
IL Letters almmistr alton IN Pennsylv vinia on the
having gran ned to the unders enen au
persons SAID estate ar requested 10 mae
payment having claims to present the "a me Win
ont i.isy to II. n. PIGOTr
800 Chestnutst. Philadelphia, Penn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
AETNA CLEARS THE VOICE.
Singers should never be without t
AETNA co. SS 6th-ave NY.
60 mbom 81 ttl'n Goursrn.

AQUEDUcT COMMIss ioSRRs' OFtIcE. an,
STEWART BUILDING, 80 BROADWAY, Room so''
NEw-lORk, July !, 1886. ,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

Belle ate each I.as Mack 10 l. Miss Daily and
nouesretch where We The running TO the head OF the
kSssoo Tie losders After Mss DAILY moved
sTvlsrH RAcs-H.sn'c'n o,c'od four IN front Of Mnss
Louxhrsn a N-, FULL COURsE 0hAsE fOh7E s'oo'
, ira aged 40 Gu D. Abraham by Milesisu. llec.
Essndldes eh Major PIC ket, J. Lynch /
-.'' ~se1, lS3- 3--.-.. (PCpel 8
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

str,,sss ei.nat @ an to l. LouisetIe no 10 /
Lousette second PoncO led for hsf a mile with
oters In cio. ihen Custum took the lead with the
Loaisetts SUIT At the head Of
Eagle and p from the contest and soon aterwsr War
speed than TI,e aa enough o. II Favor had much more
lenghths uin. and Favor won easily nv two
was four engtbs second sI lengths before
G sniA III kacE-ruRsE $500 sv@,,v. s....u.. ,...
Mansfeo u u. Miss Dalv h. lame. nsry
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01
STEAMER THEODORE WEeMS

On ,ul au,r WlpNf~uAN. M.nh lorh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-07-01
DoIxC All THE GooD VIZ CAN.

When the snaT,s 81 lIi,. arr round u.
That would tempt uur feet II stray
From the path that leads - sunshine,
Vt the dawn oT close ~ day
W. .hOuld lit our eyes above Us,
And the clear, bright -unheams scan,
I'LL We learn Us faith tn conquer
All the strong desire oi man.
We should strive t" b,ar nur burdens
In & brave and manly way,
Willie W. aii the week ami hciples5
Who may need help day 10y day,
Not alone in deeds Of kindness,
But with words which cheer the man
Ihr- We may receive tia, blessing.
Doing all the yp,l w can.
Let n seek I" find the rainbow
That j. hidden from our SIGHT,
In lis bright and dazzling t.sanIY,
Pure "a ar. the ravS II light
We MAY -. H. seven hurl r,!-E,
Ii Oh earth We wisely plan
70 IL. one au., ng the luNlN,
D1ing al thu god W. can.
There j. work in every station
That thr -;rDng or w,ah may do.
Iho-e who firht Ia win the hatti
Must hc loyal. brave, and true.
Then. huwrcr wc seek L, Can.tuar.
LIT IL measure our life span
y q tired and tru-ty soldier,
Doing al lii" guo! W, can.
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Ih,. House l,in., /. Committee o.. thr
h', ~ '''' S'i'L 81 u, M a''' i,n '','. ~ =
~o.u making appropriate i'r Tho i'..i--
m ",',: r, ,A, "'',, 'r' ",'.' IA Ia ,,in
Junr ~. l~S.. anI f,r .thrr rurIn'-'>
Nh. C"MirrT said
ME. CHAiANAN nItkr rnY col
leagu" from the ioEIih district Mr..
FindIAy, or my c"lI".gUr from the
sixth district Mr. M"Coma. Of Iny
state, admire t!.,. courage which IN
dn'eI TIA. committee /" place upon
the pending hlil the particular rrDvi-
sion Whl,! la, been most discussed 80
flr in tins .i,h4te. ,ln not prorc,r.
sir, here and now. because .lv time as
Limited. to answer the speech of i'll
omen made hv my COLLEAGUE of the
>iNlh district. H., will find think.
when time sltl, have shown what i,
the I'm" financial result, that HI pro-
rhrry has been made in VAN and not
Ir.,I...I think L.. will find. when
tie admiri tr..t..,r shat. HAY. Yerfoyn-
rI It's duty ani tins House its duty.
that the hgurr- will VlIy materially
from those which hr sr,m- Ia antlci-
pate a. the result Of the combined ac-
ton ot TIN. House and of llr Demo-
.rAtlr administration.
Ia announcing my opposition 10 the
law arprov,IJlnuan IL. l>o3. known
H. An act 10 regulate ani improve
the civil ~ervirr Of the United States. -
AMI the rule. and rerulltion~ made
and Aj.pt.J hy authority thereof |
AIN uttrrin. i sentiment not newly
formed. Lut deliberately entertained
and distinctly expressed n least TO
those whose representative | am urou
this floor And now. si,, IN the outset
wish to st4ie Il-t,prtIy that | Weld
to no man. high or low. IN or ont OF
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VIII l,aV, ri,r :. Lssht street. ,vrlv
SATURDAY and " Nrjuy>iaN .atGS0. \ NJ. tor
Fan Haven. Plum POINT. Governors Run.
ami PatuNrut kl\,r - iar ul a. 4, u,dlct
Returning. WIl l,aN, Gyu,,il,i ,N,rN Mon
,iAN and THURSDAY. AZ 80. y Vi Mlll>tnur
l.amAtu., Al IL \ Nj. rum POINT AT | T..
VI AMI Fair Haven At ESQ T. VI. iar Balti-
tI,'I,
tu,lEhi r>riN,d Al Pier ;. Monday and
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difficulty 70 realize that the country
was not created for him to govern
that he Is a servant OF the public is
not in his thoughts. They say that
where men are virtually immoyable
save for gross misconduct, they gen.
orally become sluggish in the perform.
ance OF their duties. They point to
such an institution as the English post
office, which during the regime Of
Rowland Hill. man who was forced
on il FROM without, exhibited great
deal OF life and energy, but which
Under his successors ,hows the bnrean-
cratic spirit in perfection, and is lie.
coming as noted for its dullness and
lethargy rs once it was for Intelligence
and the spirit of progress. They say
Carry ont this examination consistent
y; apply it, as it is done in England,
10 all branches AMI grades Of the pub
lie service, and We shal. have in due
So, L., -.,
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,,res;l:, o,..r a,;,'.,1;,, NJ,
point IL the intolerahle airs which the
official classes give themselves in most
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consider ,h,msaly.. e,,t,,l.3 - s,.,.
consideration in the dj.tribp,i,n 81,
patronage. wherea. if commissioners
and examiners are emploveI 70 rer.
ambu!ate the country ,jv.rt;s;,, H.,
public service in every ..ity town ,,j
hamlet, the number Of those whose
minds viii he more or less unsettled
by the thought Of perchance obtaininn
Government situation will ba vastly
greater The pictur. i po, worry nm,
like the reality They s,v va bav.
as vet in this Republic but a rartiol
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with the theory Of a representative
democratic and republican form of
government. speak, sir, not for my
party, not as a representative OF my
party. ! am not authorized so to
peak. DO claim TO reflect the SEN
timent Of those represent correctly,
anA do and shall! speak only with due
and proper regard for my resposiUili-
" to the God who made me and those
whom ! represent upon this floor.
And how, Mr.. Speaker, first LEI me ask
Eow and why a public sentiment ever
sreks ':F sstiiis cosaIay : 80 ptonts 49,.
and determined for a radical reiorma.
!on in the administration Of the civil
srrvirr, - radical and 30 threatening
A. TO Justify the adoption Of an exper-
irnent 50 al variance with the previ.
ous history, legislation and accepted
theories, a. announced by the great
political lights of the land, with re-
ference - this subject OF civil service
administration as the present anoma
loue sy-tem. created by the law AMI
rules to which h3ve reference. Sir.
let rs he honest with each other. Let
auv gentleman " ho can, turning to the
great debates bv the great men who
discussed this matter in the early davs
Of the country's history, on and down
through that most memorable contro-
verSy in which Clay ana Webster,
C.lEonn and Brnton, and the other
great light; OF that time III the stormy
days OF Jackson's : administration, con-
siderei the subject from every stand
point with a view to comparative
I"rMan,hcy, honesty, efficiency. and
it, non-llttiSan yhararter. point Inc to
any suggestion by any of these goat
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honest man in the country, from the
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II = 4
:" ,,'''''''' '"", me ,'''' service o' 'n''
80 : '''''' ""' ~ "'5'"H''S
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