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j MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS,
THE GATHERING IN WASHINGTON.
a*LF.A*rr.F. MIXED WITH BUSINTP.88?A RBCBPTTON
AT THE WH1TF. ??G8-5.
fBT Ttl.KQRAPII TO TUB IE!BUNK. ?
Washington, Kept, 0. -No longer do the tltl-js of
? MbJhU ' and ? Colonel " and ? Jud?ie " strike tbe ears of
ihe stranger as bo walks up Pennsylvania ave. It is
"Doctor" every*here; in tbe streets. In the hotels, In
the shops. In your own houses even. If you are not very
??ell known about town, ten to one thst before yon hove
Stepped Into the street In tbe morning* you will be hailed
l>y some enterprising youngster: " Paper this morning,
Doctor 1 Tkibtnk, Pout, Republican?all the now? about
tho ("ougrcsal" Yee, the disciples of yV.eetilaplus
?fern to bave o verrini tbe town and taken poseesslon of
It completely. Blue badges and red ribbon? nnd ?liver
medal? everywhere. Thlrtj-flve hundred of them and
mot? by actual count, Tbo foreign physicians aro unanl
jnons In declaring their delight at the cordial reception
ax-corded them by their professional brethren. Bamiuots,
entertainments aud roceptious have been provided for
every day of the week. Excursions to Niagara, to >? at
kin's Glen and an extended tour tl rough the couth, in?
cluding a visit to Florida waterlug placo* and New
Or leans have teen pbiuued for the delighted foreign -re.
To-ulght they were received by tl:e President and Mrs.
Cleveland. On Thursday Secretary Whitney will receive
them at ? (irasalauibi." A number of citizen.?, have
thrown open their bouses. Washington la deaerted at
Ibis season, but the few jeople who are la town are de?
termined to keep up the good name of American hospi?
tality. It is genera'ly concerted that the address of Dr.
Austin Flint, of New-York, this uiorning on ? Fever, He
C'auso?, Mechanism aud Katloual Treatment," was a
masterly exposition of a difficult and interesting subject.
Great praise, too, Is bestowed U|mn a paper road yester?
day by a comparatively unknown Western physician,
Dr. Nicholas Senn, of Milwaukee, in tbe Surgical Section,
on ? Intestinal Surgery." Nearly 5'JO surgeons listened
to Dr. Seiin'a paper an ? its reading mad? an Impression
amounting among so dignified a set of men to a scusation
almost,
?Pr?sident Davis called the congress to order at 11
o'clock thl? morning aud Introduced Dr. Austin Flint, of
New-York, who proceeded to read his raper mentioned
?bove. It was largely of a technical character and was
listened to with profound interest by the largo audience
of doctors ?resent. Briefly summarlr.ed he sata that
fever?, especially those belongiug to tho class of acute
diseases, are ?ell limited in ibelr ?urutiou, and uredue
each one to a special cause, a mtcro-orgauUin, the
operation of which cense? after the lapse of a certain
time, lever, as observed in the so-called rw nnd
levers, may bo debited us a conditimi of excessive pro?
duction of beat, involving defective nutrition or Inani?
tion, in excessive production and discharge of mtrogen
lml excreuieiititious matter .and carbouio acid, with
waste and degeneration of the tissues und partial or
complete euppie??iou of the productiou and di-oliarge of
water. Aside 11 oui tbe influence ?? complications and
accidents tho ataxic symptom? In 'ever?, the intensity
aud persistence of which endanger life, are secondary to
the fever unti are Bastali? proportionate to the elevatimi
of temperature. Tbe great object* Iu the treatment of
fever itself are lo limit and reduce ihe pyrexiu by direct
aud indirect means: to lisait and repair destruction and
degeneration of tissues nnd ornali? by alimentation; lo
Siovnle malt??.?- for consumo!Ion In tue 'Donimi pro?
notimi of beat, una thus to placo the ey?tciu in the most
favorable conditimi for recuperation after the diacu.se
aball have tun its course
Not more ? ban tiny per.-oii? a? a rule attended any ono
of tue section meetings In the afternoon at 'he sann?
time, and ?it many meetIntrs tbe papers wero read to an
audience of les? than twenty people. Klcbard II. Day,
of Butou Itougc, La., read an interesting piper on tho
effect.? of overflows on the general health before tin? Eat??
inni nu Public and International Hycietie. It tre? bee? 1
on letters received from over r><w) Bvatnetrn pfeyslctaa?
Beut iu answer to letters of ln.iiiiry. i'he conclusions
arrived at were that ovarllow? as a -encrai rule aren In
iurion? to health, und that tbe extent of the injury was
dependent mi the duratimi of tlie Inundation and ils
BS-Bsea; that its evil effects are lessened by good drain?
age aud copious ?bowers of rain occurring during tne
subsidence o? tbe wat. rs.
Ono of the largest gatherings was that assembled to
Lear Ite papes reati relating te dlaraael of chlldren.
One Interest in g paj?;r^was liv William -tepliensou, of
Aberdeen, Scollatili, on?Tbe Kate of Growth in Ameri?
can and 111 itisi) Children and its Hearing on (be Investi?
gation of Diseases." Others were - 1'lie Uaa of Cu??1
Alni? In the Feinting of Inlauts," Pro lessor W. C.
Vaiiglian, ol the Inivcrsltv of Mietati; in, Ann Arbor:
" Anatomical Cbaraeier? of MeesbTBBeoni Croup ??
Observen in Fatal Case? in tue New Vom I mm.Hing
Aovlniu," '.V. P. Northrup. Ncw-\ork Citv; M lb m n k? mi
Tubng? of tbe U lotti? and lh?? Manner in which it w.is
Pracil esi in France." K, Uouchut, of l'an.?; " lucidatimi
of the l.ui \ iix, with ilei oiistrnllon on Ine Living Mili
Jcct," Drs. Joseph Dwyer and Dillon Krown, Ke?f link
City; " Brp ili? an 1 l?lc-i ;.s iu Brasil/1 Dr. Mmieorvo, of
Rio de Janeiro; ? Intuhaiiou versus Tra liaeot .my in
the Treatment of Croup," ITofossor F. L?. Waxham, of
Cbica-o.
Tbe consideration of tbe ?ubjec.t of abdominal surgery
waa coii'iuued In the Section oaOsaere! Bvreery. An
Interesting ?.. ? r wa, read by Johu iloui.nis, of llosion.
baned upon 3H- case? of laparutmuy within tbe wliter's
own know ledge. J. M. Matthews, of I/oin?, illc. Ky., gave
bis oplii'in of when liip.irotomy is )ii?iiii?iilc. ? Baser
on tin? same inflect ay Dr. llcwson. of Philadelphia, was
read b> the sci tctary. Dr. Dudley Palina Donald Marv
Latin, of Detroit, road clinical note? iu renard to two suc?
cessful and one fatal case of taparo nephiotouiy, and ?<u
exhaustive iliseussiou was thru partlcipalcd iu by Drs.
UiUgston, of :Montreal: J. II. Murphy, of Chicago; 1'cck,
Ol Davi-Ujini-t, Iowa, aud otuers.
THK DOCTOI.'S AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
WAITING Fuit WaUatT HOUItS IN ? I LINK AT THK
??:?8??>??>??? KKCKITIOV
Washington, PeptL ? (S/trcial).? Democracy bad a
great night of it at the President's reception In the
evening, leu thousand people stood iu lin? and waited
for e chance to ?bake bauds with the 1'real
dent. Ho far waa democracy carriel In
tbe purest aud tblnneat refinement of Jeffcrsouian
simplicity that even tlie plebeun cab was ruled
out, aud doctors of high and low degree hud to
trample down tho I'enin\ Ivauia-ave. pavement togeth?
er. This was not on aci-?imt of any democratic nutlp
Btby to tbe Moated b?n dimitiera who rido iu cabe, how?
ever. It was due to a suildeu and virtuous determina?
tion on the part of the police to " break up the cabuieu?
game." tt hieb ? ?>?????? in picklBg up ??. .>;...- at the tail of
the lino ior a double fare aud then pulling them ut tbe
head ol the Une by taking tbetu In ninnigli the gate for
e-rria*:??. About 8:30 o'clock the order " No more car?
riages" barred out tbe ?tyiiab barouche and the bumble
cab alike. ? lie bead of the ionium came ?t 7 uYlnoK and
wheu the ?tuoi? opened at U o'i lurk it already reached
out into the street. ???> heu tit? iloora ?Ini t wo hours later
thite were thousands ?hut out iu darkness.
It was an lnterestlug crowd?ibe' la. lift > per cent of it
waa. lh? rest waa tbe ?aiuo old crowd oi
Waabtnirton curlo?lty - nmugers who fun up
et eietv public entertalumeut ?here there i?
no adinissioo fee charged, there were iloctora or all
ai:??, race?, color? and prevtoua conflitlon? of medical
servitude. There wer? lug Fug isiim-n in soft felt hat?
aud wiry, ?-on bearded -cotch doi-tor? u. plaid ahuoiiiig
cap?, ? her?? were dark, nervoua Italian di?iors In etn
broideri'.t ?rooking caps, ami ciran-sbaven Auun
ean doctor? with the ever-pre?ent aud more or
lea? glo-?y Bilk hat- Iber? wer? big lilue-ew 1
dei man dertor? end little black-eyed French doi tu?.
b d tber were all alike In one tblug: they were all tired.
Th? proportion ol women was about 70 pel cent ?n I
they ?ere equally tired. It la 'la particularly restful
experlriiee. s ?n Un? ou an Uneven pavement for tmi
hours, elad In evening ?reas aad wearin.* Bitch-beeled
?be??, ibo.se who came In their own carriage* had to
getont ami ?land In lln?.
With!., the Willie Honse Mrs. Cleveland smiled a?
eweetly and unaffectedly aa ever on tbe Ju?t and tbe un?
just, uis.ii the luvited and uutuvtied. no ?'residen!
abootc bauds lu bis mechanical war unii ali who fought
their way up to blm and never ?miled when Colonel Wil?
son went to ? lece? on some unpronounceable usine of a
iereigs doctor.
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DR.MUHPHY. OF DUBLIN. ANGRY.
W?Muv.r.,N. fiept, ?.?Dr. Mnrpbv, of Dublin, ba?
vrtitea a Utter withdrawing from ihe congres? became
ke felt ?llroBied at not bel?g in vit? t to the banquet <??
-Dedicai esliior? u?t night. A letter ha? been ?eul to
tatoi, atatlug thai thabauquet waa nut given under tie
atl.pieesof tue rongress. Out of -oine of lb? iu?)Vldoal
delegale? lo it, and that couseque ..tljr tbe couglesa had
M voice wtiatstver ia the matter. He Is ?sk-jd under tbe
?rcuuisUuc?? to ????? oiulder bla action.
ELS ERAL OF BISHOPHARRIS.
The fui crai ul lilsbop W. I? Harri? took placo yes
. tertlay afternoon in St. l'an,s Methodist F.piscop
Church. Tho congrega Ion complete!)' llllod ihe
church and inclini a about *Jix? iieigyaiea. /ill the
?? ?, ? j- ?? ,),,? ?,|,|??,|, m iBiuily WOl'u pre int and lh>?
lau... ?., ul D.?bop rsiuipaoii and lii-.,..? Janes occ.u
|d'd s at. With them. Aiming lb ?e ??.?.??? w.ie
?be Itev. Dr. J. N. Fl.-g i?id, lecoiding cuetary of
Uie an.? loi.a.y society; the ???. Dr. J. II. Vmceiii,
?? C..?.. t..m,,a ; the Kov. Dr. O. It. Crook?, uf the
Drew 'ii.eu.ugca i+omiuaiy ; Ouvcinor lAiuunbury, ol
Connect! in; ibo Lvov. Dc?. W. V. ? liy, 11. it. ? a?mil.
L.? J. 1 eck, O. W. Miller, J. ti. J. tacconiteli, ?, l'ili a
aeipiiia, and the K.-v. Me-?rs. W. 11. M. Cm mu k,
?? ?. Ixlwanlii, *J. W. l_awreiico. V. W. M.m r,
D. 0. leu.?, J. L l'ulsoii, J. K. b? aile ,(i. W. Moouey,
0. A. Ilu..b?. ?. of Ounneetlcul; K- A. liruwn, of Hubo
ean; Juuu ?. ? ookmau and Jamen Fui im. Tim pall
fciarcr? t?eie ihe l?ev. Dr. Henry .V Butt?., president
?f Dtew bemiuai-y ; Ibe U< v. Dr. D. M. Adams,
pies ding elder of the lliwoklyii DUtnc ; tbe llov.
Dr. D?inol Wise, the llov. Dr. ?. F. l'pharn, Judge
BBuoh L. I anchor, J. II. Cornell, Oeuerai Clinton li.
fhjk, John El lutt, Ollbert Uakley, John Bievenson,
Dr. a. K. bauioid and Dr. SamuH Merwln.
The ?e vico wa eunduoied by tbe Itev. Dr. F.nslgn
He? bes oy, pas or of the chinch. lii?hup Mallalieu
lead the riuial at tbe opening of tbe service and gave
Me benediction; Pre. A. b. Hunt and A. J. Palmer
(?ad from tbe Scripture? and the Itev. Dr. Tiffany
?Bertd prayer. Dr. J. M. Hi? kley gave an add re.?,
?feeing t e career of Islahop Harris aud toiicblng mi
?? prominent trate of hi character. Tho congrega
w>n, led by the choir of the Madison Avenue ?-??. ??>?
tot ('kiiroh, ?ang ths hymns "?."ome, LaM U? Join Our
Menas Above," " Rock of Ages" end u Jesus, Lover
*i My ??a?." The floral decorations were a small
????low, a wreath of ivy, and palm leave?. The burial
*ea at Woodlawn. Dr. McCbesucy conducted the
?*r*1o? at tha grave.
MOODTB CHIS ESE TBROLOOV*.
Hertford aUifteh tt Tk* 4L ??*'? OlobtDemocrut.
_??vto_?j.t?t Mc?u8y Be? arranged to have Mug Lee.
JJ^fletor of a Chinee? laundry ai?l fancy goods ?tore
ea Main ?t., enter his Mount Hormon school at North
"?J? Maa?., to prepare himself for the ministry.
??Si1* * ren'--*ka??ly bright chinaman, far in advance
C<*p treat mass ol hi? race. He was born In Canton,
g._BBBtBorn Calne, and at tbe ago of Hfteen came to
P*. country to acquire wealth. In In??? he landed
?a ?aa Vbb_b??b_b? ?od began work lu his new homo.
After three year? he pressed hi? way East and roaehed
isew-vorfc, whom ho remained seven years.
lining ambition? to learn tbe English language, he
accepted at Invitation to attond the Chinese Mission
of the llaptlst Tabernacle, ind to mm he was con?
verte*? to the Christian religion, Joined the Tabernacle
?horch ?nd out oft his pigtail. Uve years later he
removed to Springfield, Maas., and was received Into
tho ?staio struct Baptist ( hnrch, of which he Is siili
a member. Karly this year he came to thla elty and
has built up a good business, lie will be helped In his
tour years course by two wealthy Springfield gentle?
men who became Interested In him, and recomme-d?*!
him to Mr. Moony s Instruction. After completing
Ids studies he Intends to enter the mlnintry to work
among his countrymen, either In this country or China.
-?,
EIVAL JACHIS GREET EACH OTBEli.
TUB ????????:????^? QUIET SPIN.
OKNKHAI. PUSR'8 Oi'INIOS OF THK SCOTTlfsfl VISI
TOH?A KINK HACK KXPf-CTED.
For the first time yesterday General Palne ?id G?????
naff looked upon the Thistle, and Captain Harr and hie
crew of canny Bootcbtnen got their first glimpse of
the Volunteer. The two boa's will see a great
deal of each other before the race for tlie
Cup cornea oft, for tbo Volunteer Is
here to ?ta iinrll it la settled whether the emblem of
yachting supremacy 1? to remati) in America or return to
Kngland. Hut there will be no oiiporttinlty to form any
idea of the relativ? ?peed of the two boati un'll they
meet to flirht it out for the Cup, for whatevor Cr?p aln
HafTs disposition may be. Captain Harr will be careful to
avoid anything that will afford ground
for a comparative teat of the speM of
tho two boats and people will have to satisfy themselves
meanwhile with mere speculation and endure the sus?
pense as best they can, and cautious people will refrnl?
from calling the Volunteer "the peerle?* Volunteer,"
beeausc it may turn out thst ?he Isn't altogether that.
The Volunteer dropped anchor off tbe Atlantlo Yacht
Club house, Bay Ridge, at 10:30 p. m. on Monday, and
not until th? morning broke were the yachtsmen there
assemblea aw..re of tbe addition to their fleet.
Later several of them boarded tbe Volun?
teer and wished Captain Ilnff "good luck." Ihe
Volunteer lett South Boston at 0:30 p. m. on Saturila?
and for two-thirds of the Journey had to contend with
head winde which were often light ami batlllng. Tlie
entire 3t>0 mile? wasiraveraed In forty-bve hours, which,
considering the ?Jaa acter of the vr e at har, was a satis?
factory performance. Before the race for the Ijirehtuont
?l.Oiio cip Is held the Volunteer will have to go on the
dry dock and get her bottom cleaned and black-leaded
agata. Black le d foule Iu no time aluioat on steel bot?
tom?. The ? h:?t le tues some special composition lu place
of Itandlssaved mm b trouble and bother. Yeekut-tea here
uiiitht Und it worth their while to ascertain what It la and
give It a trial also. Cenerai G.nue, who arrived by rail
from Ho.stou on Monday uighi, put up at Ihe Hrevoort
House. He went nhoiird the Vol'iateer about midday
and abortii? after 1 o'clock the anchor was welched and
suil hoisted and th? Volnntaer ?tailed off for ?
cruise down the Hay. But site tlr?t stood eat
Inward Ttiiupkiusvllle to gei a look at her rival.
When within n hund?, d yards of tlie Thiatle she luffed up
and as su? rau by her she tired a gun by way of sit.vmg in
nautical fashion : "I greet you." Tito men ou the
Thistle had no gnu read) to return the salute, but tiny
waved their co?vles and cheered. It Was a graceful coui
plnuent uud the Scotchmen appreciated tt. Th? Volini?
leer went ou tiirotwli tue Narrows, reluming loher
anchorage ut 5 o'clock. Between '_' aud H ..'clock ? Ii?
Ihistle also got under ?ray. but hoisted only t tie -mall
???!Well wliu winch shncrotsi-U the Atlantic. Apparently
Captain llarr i iteli I?, to Use Ins r.ietng m misa,I as little
as |??*?11??? until ?? ?? needed, in dead earnest. 1 he I tn-lln
?ailed to -and? Hook with the intention of uiichoriug
t i.ei o for the nicht uud perhaps reinaltnug there until tbe
tit. of Kmae co.uei along with Mr. Hell, lb? Then.? ?
owner, on board.
The Atlantic took a ?pin down the itsy during the
af lei nomi und tho l'lisrilluilrnppc.l BBcttOt off Hay Hi Ige,
ta th it Bewail tee big flyera with theexeopttaaof the
I'uriinti arc nine. Tim work of rrpairiutr. tbe damage
on the Mohican went on .Mister,lay. ltlsexpectcdtii.it
the yacht will be In perfect ordei bv the lime that ,?ir.
Hi il m ? hora
, Oestes?! t'ai ne ?aid, alter tho Volunteer liad returned
to her audio]?,?.?, that the Toltile Impulsed him a- be?
lli-' a powerful and ?peedy boat und tier record showed
that she was dn? fastest cutter In llnglaiid. Uf tula he
v? as L-I.nl beeail e It would mako th? contest one bet we. ?
th.? ackiuiw o tut fastest imut m Kngland and li?? lattee!
boat lu America and, therefor?, In a truer ?en?? h ?.?
wasilic.ase in previous coire??? the t.ieo 1er ti e ?.mn
1 B*S< up waul.I b? un international one. lie would, of
course, ?fter no opinion ua to whether the Volum??- r
mull neat (be fh latir, hill h? ?aid IBM if lb? Volunteer
were chosen for tin? honor of defending Hin Anteile?'?
? up ?Be would do lier liest lo kee,. It ou this ?I le ... ? lie
Atlantic and would at all event? make a race with tue
? Initie worth seeing.
Tbe trial rac ?will take place on September 13 over
llx? iiisi l? courie : Metueiiilier ?G?, tweiuy ui.lt? to win I
\Yur.l an 1 return and if anotner colite?, is needed It will
lie a died on ??ep eintier 17 over the forti -m.!? triangular
course of the New-York Yacht ? lab. ? be ? ?? flower
? ill be tbe ou j b oil Mint Will ce ?-to with tlje Volun?
teer in lln? iria r.e e?. the ow i;.is o Hi? other big flyer?
tieiug ?aliaUesl thai tbelr yacht? ?laud do ruauce agalual
her.
(177.17 WALL STREET IS TALK1HQ ABOUT.
THK BALTI.Mu|!K ANT? OHIO l'I!KM liKXCY ?TKI.K
???G?? M'.C.OTI.VTI'i.NS.
Tlicre was little real new? alHiiit the Baltimore and
Ohio de.il yeslcrday. The pulilisbed statement th it \ ?. ?
President bpemcr hai been ebo?.n ?is t..e successor of
Kotiert Hiimttwasat least premature. The detail? of
tbe piopos.-d change of man.mein nt Imve not be. u
atra Hired, uud It is doubtful if ?he syndicate which now
control? tbe policy uf tho road lu con.? |iicne?? of Us loan
of eiO.OOJ.Ou?) bus even considered the .mi ?lii.u of ?ue
Cession. J. I'icrpLiiit .Morgan said in rrply lo lln in
.piiricBOt n'lu.hi ?? reporter:
? 1 can ?ay jiositlvely tliat Hier.? bus liccn no action by
the syndicate anout tl.e ??.?.??.,G?? v. 1 bave not beard
liuti Mr. l.aneli lia? re. igiieil ine ..Ilice, an ? in ?.let ? Un
imi know that tin- ?)UrtlOBta has anything to ate With
l. ese details. The direi tms CUOo-e tlie president, but I
1'f.iMi!? tnat In accordance with the ugreciiieiil they
would n.-k the syndic,te li the candidat? was ?ce. plaide
toit. Mr. spencer ??nubi be a itl?,ueiure lo nie person
ally, but 1 have BW been called ?n te approve hl? elec?
tion Ui un oil:ce not >tl vacant."
Urn exumiu ilioii of the affairs of th? Baltimore aad
ohm IfaUreeil ha? ' -.-u eatras.ed io Edward La-utei ??? ?
us counsel lor ?lu? syndicale. Il baa ul ready been be. mi,
but has imi ree ?.cd the stage where it wiu be tin nel
u\ci to .dr. Lanieri..tota.
Samuel spencer, tire; vlee-presblent of the Ba'.tluioro
Uli 1 UUrU i-ailroad. Was usse.l wual touiidallo,i there
W?-! ior tbe ?laiemcnt that the roa 1 liad ? ese 1 lulo the
collimi oi a syndicale o? wnicii Mr. M.iigaU k? tee head,
au.l bow far that imitioi w.ei ? altead, i.e replied :
Tli??iaiBnieiil t>.ib?ninteir witbuBt f..nutation. The ?yn.
ill.ai. ei.iipiy ui.iie? Ib.i li.e ?..in?? |.-litn.ii > ?hall el ?t he
lami me Hall tool a ?ml unni ano ihr olhei li unk |.ie? it. .?
now ,.ievall b iw.en. ? y, the l'un. ? ir. u , It.illua.l and
the It ?.nu,?. and IBM l.i le aud Hoi ? e ? ? "il ? en 11 al. ?..G.
>. ?.,? ?? I Bo ???G??? ?1>? uul m .ni lue ?unsi-meiicy of au?
? ???? lai ??-l in? ??ni.. ?.Vu.u. ai? piaci, calli luieod In?
lina ?. g i.eb nf Ilio I rit? ltailw..y. ?ml n.< ?lilil? tlli n. V lo
.NeW-V.ir? ' e tel power IndoWcl lin- s m.e uaiia.T? bai Baal
la .1 ad m ? ? r u ?? m/. .1 Lui, lull lulo ?.a? ?. ?eu no ?u.. ?. tuli.
hu? lo Pein.?? I?.n :.. l'.a.lnia'l il.i.nliiaiiu.i. lu .as. , Oui ? ili. -.?
io.iiij.4lil.-?, ??????? ?ele ? UM ?cauri ??..sillon? Heu ll.r I al?
imi..?? anil omo. aie ??G?????_'?? mi . lut ci
ab a 10 pi I?- l their lui. lesi?, .;.-.?!..e itielr le
-,. .le s, ?od ?ci? ? Hie . .un m ni.it Ics linn?
?..?-.! ?.????.?????? .inn uy Tt lami ol the. ? a-a .uiaiimi wit., t >.?
-iroug iiiouiea pi?el?oi ti? c.u.ir ?ad ligi u . Ih.,
a? n u. ala lias ta? Klaaieal .a mici li >W ti Iti? gruwlli ??? I
pi Okie?! ui l.iO l.allliilole . U'i unni. a.? ?? ?? ufi lui? gruWta
au 1 ero?re?? a .-li.il ?.. ?.?,,? ? leuc? u. ot .er ? ttfMtMAt ,?? ??
o i.l.iB.iCu l? e?'?iil,ai. ?ud tua road mus m win le.? m ha
ut. -le-i ut i'. ciu?s .ml inrrilery 11 re.i-iiee Toi* cou nu.m
ol n.nu m' I? ?..? ly o .Uni* la, ?nu M ?s uni. h lu l..e lutar
, ?? ..? the Ha. mi.?? r ?i,d uno ?ani .?'?? ntln-t uni?. Ile I? ' s
??. Bftiatiiuniil.'i ?????????.??? lo?l tur Lea in? ami N?wJ?i .??
vlaut.al i?...r " l? will? .lie ?.?11??????? ?ud Ohm ?li ill lu ai.y
a? h-n t? ? f-i? . ?Uli; ni taci. Ute, canina lie ?j ?. limit ine
lilil? ??I ut al. lui e e.u ,. ?.??? win. li le ? u 11><? lo iheui, ?
Ih.? al? le?*i ?Hd ??????? U|?ili ad ol IheD) ??.p. ?? a
nulli ni Ibe ?lalenirni ??.,? il mi ,.? li.? Hanno..re ami
O...?. o?ilaBtloiis wer?. Itlta? on s?-pt?mn?r 1. .>? ?neh
Mu.uuiit wa? tu?, ??.I mete wa? ni pr?*?iir? ?Baja Hi? cm
paio al Ilia Hui?. Tua lean ?' mad I in oligli ib? ?ri. e a.?
wa* tur lu.a.? u?o. and Ih ptBteOili w.ll be iiaed only a,
needed.
" It was ? atei ti, dav tbnl you ? mild ?ne e.? ? io the
presidency, " lue rcimrier ?ng?e?le,|.
" , havo uotiilug wnat.-vei lo?.iy u|mib thataubject, "
re lied .?ir. ,-,..- ... ? , " it will oe ime e .ougi i" utet US?
,b .1 when Mi. t.ai'ti! t ciglimi:.? bis ne.eruiioatiou lo re?
lire" ?
? he ridat ums of the telegraph und cable computile?
bave noi ????? ebali,i;d lualorially. ??? Ilio eililn coii.
p .in? ? an- uliXioii? In ?ce better rute?, bui iippaleiitl? tue
pool alid <>, p.i?i. i"n emiipi.iiies utn Wal.ing mi caci
o mer. Ali i.iiv.iiic? lu loll? might be arranged easily
uinl.r ?mue ciiciiiisljliocs. Tlie ucgolialiou? Im-i ?een
?Mr. .?lai ?aj and air i.ould are at a ?lali..?llll, ullnoiigii
luey bave imi been ?ban.mud. Mr. Matstaj ia ?till in
rvau rlalu'lMO, aid It is lint probable, it I? said, that be
"will be iu .?<W Vo,? again ueioie uctooei. On tbe part
oi tue ni-iu-iu I'i.iuo lims It ?? Intimated thai lue iiues
? un ia merely one of puce. A liitud ol Mr. Aluckaj'?
?aid :
- I do not iiiiderstaiid that there is any talk of ?riling
out. Tue csiu.eleiice net ?,.?. ? mt. Ooul.i umi Mr. .Nine,..y
waa ,.i I..1I.C , ii; a luiiliiul illelid Wim hop. d lo tu ne. Hie
War lo ..i. cm?. ?G. lUllCkU) W.iS Willing lo UolallCO .1.0
tallii tu .iti) pi.Co 1,01 Ott I IO canil? a ?mil, but there
Waa aoa.e aluUipl lo lumi lue eu line? ?>( t..e ?. uui
ui. le.?. ? uiii;...?.? Mi Ibi; auvau. e, unii lo Ibi? Mr. ..la. ?...?
m.:-? ici. lie ??IU dually Inai il un avivan.,?- conni noi lu?
ngi cesi iijM.li hi? coiupanv ??'nubi lowcl ine late? lo tin?
tami ul tuo poni csjiiij.inic?. A ?? illrment of the war I?
un-???Iy a uueallun ul lime, tur tbe rais-? are below cost 11
nini alimi. ' _
FI ?BE A lllSU AS IM AL* FOR CES ?H AL PARK.
a?,??? lut tur Traue heat?.
V?e publi-h 1U till? ? --??: Bu illii?U?ll"l an li le ou
Ih" linee, i,,^ ?u jet, In, /?..linai? in ? enti.1 e.ni.,
ni wnicii ali ?? .he iM??aartig and a iow 1,1 ine. iurte?-?
iilliuial? Ho.. In u.e u,u aio ulc.l .u.e.d. J,> ??.,? .-a?
io lo?? "liei" It will ???, a? BM UaBl lue nuuib. r I? l.lid.e .,
. u u a? ir%ai??a ??? rpe.i ? .I...I i.e ?iiiciiii'u? in Bacai
da?? r. pi. ?e..led, tbe t-iuaii o.hlbil is not ircdituolo
lo Aewt-iora Ci-y, tuo ?.ea?i|uaii.i? oi Hi. Ani-rlcau
lui liane, ur tue ?ftiuideat para ni Ilio l iute.? rtatet,
and l? Itevi,.,, ibe n.i'uioer.s u. He lue trad?? uro ?idi
iteli. , unii'--,.,? ilei tu acooiili Imo tu? (inject, 1.
(?e?) ?villi wo ?unkeat ii-u the, inul,? an earnest omul
tu l-eniifly tho timed, by excuiing doniOalic lur
boaiiug amili.i? nom ail ?p H ou? of In couiiny nu
piedestallo?, to the lar., author,?.*-?. There need be no
?ve. Kr at ??,?-?.?.' ait.u...o. tu ?si? b au enterprise.
If Ibe liasdiig tnat will c on.??! lolleclot?, trappers
and oilier out o. town ac<iuuintiiiici?i, In a paMK-va
? o cullili?, to lOiWiira ?uch anIlnaJ? a? ibe) cali ??cui??,
?? can ? .tain, Hur would iinduii tislly be ? ?euciuii?
and a general rcepome, preiUidliig tbe ate ?slty for a
?er mil up ont. To pi event any joselhle apptf'bc?'in.l of
lUlllcuJuc? at thi? "end or the lino " wo take tho liberty
uf lur.ln r ?i_?ge?iing that Julius ?Aed, -ja Merc-ret.
?erte as a committee? of one to accept ami duly preavmt
to the lark all am m ? received Iti the name of tlie
fur ira e of New-York or Ibe I'nlted stale.?, whichever
ma?, be regarded a? tbo mor dotlrablo.
?'The Pur Trailo Review" take? tho Initiative by
reu nettling ou'-ur4own subscriben? to kindly compiy
???? Its -iigg ?tinn. last um crowd tin? Oeirtral lark
nrt'iia'^eile with lur tearing animala, ae a living evi
deuce of the enterprkae of ibe fur trade of America.
EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS.
THE SUBJECT TREATED FKOM MANY POINTS
??GG?.? BBFORP. TUR ?OCTAL SCI?. NCR ASSOCIATION
AT SARATOGA.
fBT T?I.BCHAJ?? TO TKB ??????-??. 1
? iniT'.r, ?, fiept, ?.?Thornas Went worth Blegtnson, of
Cambrid/re, presided i-day over the deliberations of tb?
American Bocl*' Science A??mdation, a??tin?? as the chair?
man or tbe Department of Education. All the panera
read were in reKrird to ?diic.atlon. Mr. Hl?-cin?..n opened
the session with an ? mei tinniti?; address on tbe " Hlclier
and lower Kducatinn and Manual and Industrial Train
inn." "o disclaimed an?, direct connection with the
schools of the country, alt-oiK-li be ?aid lhat, like many
other Americans, be bad performed "the melancholy
dutlea of a member of a tmard of education." ",Uut," he
continued, " I can answer now, as the ?mall boy did who
was asked the profea?ion of hi? father: ' My father was
a deacon?I believe he don't do ?uucb at It now.' " Mr.
HK'iriiisoti continued:
Ne? er, 1 fancy, bs? th? ?mount of Dinner given In ?itnr?
lion fiern ?o large never ??? well llslrll.uted in-??! wei?
then? ?,. man? ?slur.;.o.ial ?milliner?. I be verv polii ion of
Hie lascher ?? iiiiiiersoiii?; an elevation. The word educator n
lupiriediii? the word teacher. Th? on? rieit difficult? w>th
ail our it'll ".lion ha? been that tha prof*??ioo of ?tlucailou
li?* no! t. an r??? o in/eil.
Thecoiuiiu.il ?ciiiMil? liar? attract? 1 mach allentlnn dnrlns
the l?-i y.-ai, aad r?,,celali? ib? ?n'irei m manual ln?n in-ti.ui
In the >? lumi?, st.? on Impresiiou |, that ?ay ?tep lakeu la
lh? direction of manual traiuiBS I? a ? o?ttive ?rain, ?tel ttiat
any ?tep iu lb? dim lion of Industrial tialnui? ia
the ?choola I? a pu? it it? lo??. When w? uutmrt
a child ia tlie achoola la any tian? w?
make? uil?taie. Et err ntreBi know? thst His ssnses o? ?
child?? well ?a the luMlleci ahouhl he cultivated. Id firm
lue i. Clous ? ? lui.I s'unii I he lau?.?In all th? tin?, when at
sclio.il. ie iraio ??? ??????a. It would be ?banni to ?it?
fat m?r?' bor? ???? ? it instru? tien, but when w? rome to cur
a. limila it 1? ? d.:!?i rut -.?iter, liiere ? ? lili? post t.Teiy D??d?
manual trainili?.
Than w? com? to th? nnattlon of th? fr??
? upply of ?i In?.I lima? li 1. ? custom w? bil?
low In Ma?s?e n??-f ?. I am aure that, in
tlie form id which u exet? now, lis r??uit? are ontoi tu??:?.
It uinionbtedly ?ave? nmner ; publisher? report a falliaf off
of their ?ale? of iMMik? iwo-tblrila tint there are two ?real
.???f. eis m tin ?vttem It pin* the care of the book? In th?
basil? of tea? nera, who already bav? too much to do,
and inen the ?am? book la repeatedly uaed. The
book mar b? Ititected with dis???? : bul if not,
It l? traquenilr mile.1. Furthermore, th? system n'aprirei
the ?nu?: s horn? and tue mecnaalc'* room of the icboul
book? of Ihe children.
.'?ow I pa?? on to th? question of bisher educano?. There
are two potuti that bava ??pac?an? attracted attention. 1
can pas* br Ine bisher educitn.? ef woman, ?? It Is ittalt with
in ?tuer papers In my ?pinion Hi? piobiem I? ?ettleit In lb?
direction of Hie coeducation of the ?<???? m ili? *???? ?tu<Usa
Than there I? the rie. tic? ?y?iem. The tendency I? iu that
Cueilloir There I? no tendency toward a ????, tin? < mr . nliru.
The more I a.-e of Hie el.? live *r*tem tbe more truit
I put lu Iu I bar? readied tb? point even where I illitrust
tb? effort? lo present.? ? a?atem of inai ruction for the collate
men. ? he .???? t nuit; thai you can it? 1? to ?tve roans man
and Tomi-' woman at culle,?? the ?reata-n liberty In aeleoiia?
their stilili??
A paper was read by llamiitou W. Mahle, of New-York,
on"Fiotion aud burial Science." Ilelow is an extract
iroin tlie paper:
The iiotei aa ? form of literature la contemporanenn* with
a new and deep-nius- con?ciuu?i ??? of human relationship
??nl obligation. G? sWT we feel more it)?ll-icliy IbB'. e??r be?
t?re the nii.easiiia? an.l p*rra?iva lutluence of other Uvea
upon our li.?; we are weia-lited C.uwu a? never befor? by ?
si-n-e o our I iiatlculable otiliKatiou? to our I? low?. In lh?
Bollili ie ut our own ?oui* we are cnacioot uf the whole ?trie
in*, ?iiileriii? wund ?,.???? us. Mnnfr-? and Obermann no
lu..?*, r move ui ? ?e are t.,ucn?.| an.l i>eurtrated oy tbe ?tory
ot loose wluiH? live? are in ia? current a ol uol m.?)re<l tu
eo.li? ?. A I... .1: a ' a I . | ?.??, i.t.?.; Ih,- ? I u_j? :r? iif ni.-li ?.G si
UuailKl Imnni.ll.i ? themselves, and later ?talliti leu.leti?
cl. ? within th'iiiaalv.??. ?o do?, th? novel represent Ibe rer
0 ni um in limn ol ilieir complicated r?latlenaiil|?.. and tb?
t.?,.ir. the ?? ,????? ?u ehe ?. ? ol the ?ubi:? ?ml iiiaiilfuhl
lotln-ncr? wide, ?r? ?al In mu ion br thr?e rrl?l!uu?ht|?l.
.Mr f/.iif.e? ..r.iii./?ji/?i ana fatnela bate ?light ,iil,r.-t for
a s?neia>iou wno n .ve known what life meant io A>iam l?eae
Bea Anta A'iiroiin.i ,? bul lie .li.l.-reuca b.lwaeu III? eail.er
and i?i?r ii..r?b* ? i? nul ?ocre.I a? th? ?!.(?. nuce between
our an. ??toi? and oui selvas. We no loiiuar w.?. ? over tlie
in st..11 mes o? run,aulir (C'-nileiii n ana the misery of
love-oro udir? ..f bun de.r.??, life ?ha? Peonie
?o ?m. ?t throng.? our new couaciousueaa of
Hie < oui m il u 11 ? id anfiel MIS ?????* ?Ii lueu. tll?l
in? rreal nutria of to- ar ar? pee? ?d liy lie, pro.
Imln.llv vilaii/nl >y .euinu? lu?.Khi and ?y tupitlir. and o Imi
?ceni mur. real o u* lu m lim e* ef ou. ei ????,?????? winrli ?e
ai Inali, ????, ?? ? accept notimi. ?? ari ?lu.ii ..o ? unt
te . o ? in ? 11? ot II* reali.y as life. "Hum?la"
?nd " An ia ? .??? ? ? " ?c a? d?nmie ?ud decialva In Inalr
pin po?e a? *? I'm o Tom'? ? am ?? .,r ? Hbbi???." Dirken?,
'ilia. k. rar. ...oee Man, IIJ..rii?.>n. ? in?. orff, lialzac,
Mel ma,eu. Znl?. Hand't ue never Hitler?.
??'.. ? im ?? iii>tju..sii?iiaU.y tk ? musi a. .tucllve aud intlu n
t.al loll? ltir.nl _.. ? inen men of lil.rarr BBBiaa eipr??* lh?tn
?eiviv, lo-tuy , ? ul no I?. t of ?.?.'lai ??.? nlilcaiirn, no human
i.la louahip nu ? ass inoliali..n. capa.'ly or .o.i.liiiiiu, arlH
escape to? lii-tr.ictir? saaica f.r l.f? ?bl'h po*?e??e? tin*
.. o?iail .11. I oat whl. It Hi? at ? t? it of ,o ,al ?J??ut????
?e?k? ?a matter of ?, iene? lb? uoValttl ?.:..?? ?? mailer ot
art.
l'r*?fe??or K. J. June?, of the University of Pennsyl?
vania, read a paper on "iimrsin* I'e l?<o<ios In our
? olleice?." which t ,ok tbe chara, ter m ? cntlci*iu of "tu?
iiiis.iUs.'ai ior> character of the learhiiitf offered In our
colludes." lie o.S'uo.1 hi? paper with ihn ?tatetueut :
II I? a ??, ? I lh k, ?h.. ? win ? .1 ti? .'.????? by any on?
who baa ?u?ered ...? four yen? ?? lb? iiaai? o the a? era e
tues?' ln?.i..t..r, that unich, it m?, mo-l, of Ih?? lea. buie
non? 111 OUT C.lh-.? I. o ?? r t. ?r.ll.l|Ciy IOW ?Tad?. 1| Will
not IO,o ?I? ...Vural.l? wnu lue traili ni lu our
l?-?t pieparaiorr ?.In?.;,. ?at I? rrrlainly tar
an. not lo ititi kWWMI Bf -?? ??? tra.Dt>-l ir.nhri,
.r el-uieu-?rr ? uh, n ?. tu?. ? I imi. m > r ,ljim>. ?? Ihn
?eiisalloU ol I?.PUOI it .lt. alll)n?l uf <1l.?ll?t W,i|. ti I (-,
p. ii.uc.? ? on ?? ?r ,; lineili ??>;??, t., Im ? iti,; ,?,? ?ter.
?S? inalili? mr aie |r.if?s?or with whuii I < ani? ir, ruota? l
w.? ?ooeci.ie.ny lu p lui .11 Palliar ?tullir lo Ih? batter
masti ? ? ?liiia I had ?nu ?u in thJ imnif lutr a.-tu?,i
?..? lai 11? m$ pateul t'iai b? wh? inns may r?a,t thai ot tb?
1 ? . un n?? .0 lli.t ? mm ?hi Cum,??? the larully ... our
l?err co !? ,??,. ? 1, ri. on? lourtli 1 ,u lo. rrrkaoed ?? BW??
l.ai bar?, u? 1111 UM word ?? tettai? noi In in.? ??u?? ..t .triti
m 1-1.1. luit ni that wider ?ud Ini r ?rul? 111 w .ali ?, ?m
u?e.l it ?lira he -urne 1 hlfiis.lf ' . ..?? ? ?,ir???i?, l??d.?r "
tiu? of t?o. ino?! iiiip..r.?nt rea?oi.? .?ir Ih.? alai? oi thing*
?) I. be follili! ? an aini-t lot t. Ink of y 1 rr par al .1 r in
?t'uciiiiii in Hi? a? I a ..I ?. I. t.I rim all..? on lh? .art af
III?-? ?l.o ?rr lo nil .ur ?. a I mi ? do I f I petition ?. Til?
reu.roy I? to he su,lit III the r, all.I?.1 in?.,I of CliBir? Of ???!.
??"KV ui our . OI.eKr? and nu :?ei?.l|i ?.
G??.??-?? Jam "t then ??etche I at leutt'i the advan
Ibrc? to the eolleites of ?du? ail?tr their professors In the
al I of I?partiel to other? what they themselves know.
A pa pei wa* read that had been written by Arthur Oil?
man. m 1 hiiiiii ul<e, wita Ibe un? " 1 I1.111.h1* on tun <ol
le.iale Insiim 1011 o. ?Annan." M r. 1 .iluniu'? address
Wa? a ?ketcli of Hie ettorts of refoi mer? mr ?evcr-l ce?
turn?.-, lo ?ecine ri 1 edil, mimi fur ??? Is ..????? lo tti.'*I f.u
boy?. 1 he fo indati ia a.nl early years ui Vas*ar ? mice?
wee describe I. then tint o the lineati Ahnet and
other co I live? fm women. 1 hen Mr. 1.1 linn ? went on :
?? ? lai.uot doubl Hint |.?ture ??? not pl?re I brf?r?
Woiuan ?ur coos, itilliuiial Harrier to tlm o-.lli ? lilr. li>.
?Altai I? |m BB Hi'- .-i.e. I on Ibe |ui?aie?l he,nli uf Ibe ado.
I Itati wiillli-ii 1 It W II he befiehl It!. I liaVl? leysrlf Ira ue I
In o ?citation Ilei Iba ?ork of Ihn fu I co|.e<o cons.. I,
I.v.ir nie lu I eailti. I ' ? le. u la ? It t ot life. Ibe aallafa.tl.ni
ol ?Ita'iiniMi.. I tie p'eaRaiii ? ?,????? tiiiun -Iti n. Ilia cniieral
?TBBlli III?! Hi? ?trrS Baiare, h.o.I lu Uni donnait Du
th? lowrr ?? u??. s u? cri. ci ?? very soot,
lite stS'l? "' lii-tru. ;? n In ?? hnol* for sul?
b s been raised initeriady .tuce Y*??ar ? ...|.r? besan II?
carrer. Au th? run-ires tha? trad? wonen ??? ?endm? m .uir
?. ,,,?? ?el rlBlH B . oietaul ?Ir.?.m of well pr?par?.I
leai bel s, w lu. wn. l.rlp il.? uiMi lo rais.? ino grau? of Ameri?
can ri.olar? r..
Il I? .h..ititi.??* tr in that women who marry after barin?
??. ??? ll'irialt.v ?dm at.?,! tlele mon. ?aliala? lory uniou? than
t.,?. Miserer??? ?cult Baia >:.>???. vt.uueii war? iuta riy
ttaiue.1 lo no olle ruullo..k lui mali liiumy. Il ?* plain ttet
wiiuirii oiuhl io ? e cnirau. ??.? ?. ibat ih? nttbt lo cultivate
bri int. Itici ai naluie ?boubl li? Ini?. 11 la patrioti.: loi 111?
Am. in ?n to train hi? wife ami hi-ilaiitfblrrs in auch a war
thai Un ? cao ciilliialn ni their lilult.el ? ?ml ?una Ibi) bucinili
trails of the lenirsi ast-BBB?
Miss Annie M. lie.-.l. of the fnmstoek ?*chooI, New
York, bal a pain ? ml tbe ?ainn ?ub|ncl, "Ihn MI tr ti ? r
l-^lui atlnti of ?Miiiicii In tho Hulled Hate?." bhe spoke
with special emphasis on primary odii. atioti. che sud
un ih s point :
Not long tajs H?? piep ration of ri : la lor r dies? waa thn
?iioj.c. i.f .11 ?. u?aii.n ?mu?a u uumlier of aliiinna? trom ?,f|.
0 is ? olle.e?, an.l It.o .pies.um aii.se. " VI bat c?u bo dima
lo. Hu-pupil lu ?. limi. ?o Ihai b r?oik luir ne mure taoldlr
nun? .ni s.li.ro ia>?- ni m -.lue! u eally din liliali??! I
luiis? er: I..?, ate tin,,.... it n m ami requirement? of prttuarr
els ?'.?pt Ir I or of yollllS ?II I? turnt? Willi unii.??
|.?????'??.| bv ?arly ?? ec.iaiio a dull In allbjects ball uiuinr
? ????, .lui ?????? nr?l tin tin. work ninnai . 1 ?iru.luin ?hoiil.1
li??? dune tea. ? Ih.? ?.??.? bow lo -Holy bpfoieaitv piovre.?
ra.beiiiate. Lelil??..? ? luci ????,?? and Ihe luir lie ?1 cul
Une, ?|.e< ia! Hal.i ani natili il ?plilud??, bn .1?. otn.l In
pri'oary irachli.? . ud t?l the work ? a aailled aud ii.lalli
??eui islin ?no ?? yoiina clilhlr.-u. be ?ho iiiulher ur teacher,
lati- lutili lank auiui.? pio.e-.aiu_?
a?
UBFOBTBBA teli, tue police ABOUT A crime.
Police Hiiperltren.lent Murray wn? ustotiishc.il \e?
tero.iy inorili?.i, when h ) read in ?omo ut the new?.
Dauer? limi Mr-. Aua*ii?iii l'ulvrr nicher bad been
?itiickC'l, nan?i-u, binili i und tob!, d in her own
room? ut No. 107 Avenue II. Ile ?aid that un report
01 euch nu noti ?'{? had reached Inni thrni|o|i (ho
pol.ee. He ?eut ior Captain ?chuliz. ot Ihe I'nlou
Market S,|U >il. w'?.? ?al I that he hud no knowledge ol
the lo'ibery etc? id wn it hn b ul ?>ien in lint papers.
-tin and i..?e.|iL'?te II mimi oli. tini ? and let Hie
kbuw about it," He Sipi-rtu cu.l?ut ?aid. ('uptatn
> ? ? ?, 11 ; t /. tu ?d?? un invo,Ili/alimi and reponed tli.il ???
?????.?-'.?- ? acciunl? ol ibe roo..cry Bern fruo. The
re,eon why ?? report ot illuni liern rntcrp I in tin?
pnlic? recor is wa? that Po ion nan IViee bad tailed to
inailo ? report. Prie? waa ?o'd ot the Mliaaj? a tew
boni s utter i! occiiir.-d un lb itsday. ('?plain Schultz
w ?? itiioi iitetl. G e oil'.cor wem into lira. Heller s
b.ikci| un tin: lli?l Iftuntl Ihn flat bun?? Bini Mr?,
l?ellur luid h'in whit lini lump lied umtair.. Win!?
Ihev were ,'ilkinj*. s buy tbrrw ? ?lone ??p??^?? ? win?
dow ol tb?? b ?.cry end r.n awav. I'nunaaknli Ik?
w nulo v. wa? lU-ureil and w'n'ti ?ho said It was, lie
?aid It wouldn't piiv o cho?e the Imy elio hr?-' It
lie then ??eut ipstair? and heard Mi?. Piilvermticher
repeai intslory.it theroliU-i?. Mio ??ken him not
to ?ay ulivi.liu.' aboiil Ihn loobcrv at.n lie ?aid that
be ?nulcn't. KvilenHv It? ke,,i bis promis?. Mr.
Murray din?.?!.?.! Captila fchuitz in make ohar?es
nu mat Price. It waa ?ai?V m--. i.la? tltal the boy
?lio broke Mrs. Heller'? win.ini? probihlv was in
lenvrue wi'h liie roobee? aud wanted to div-rt rice'?
allenti??ti trom tb? roo a? tiprtaira. The capture ol ihn
bov in'?'lit bal'' led to the at e?l ot ih. louoer? il tbe
outi ce bad been leportetl promptir.
PITCH En EADBOVMM ?WBBBBB.
?????, Kepi. 0. Il.-t.lbniirn. pitcher of the ??????
biiaeball club, was suspended last ni -lit for ?n Indellnlte
time without pay. 'Ibu cau?e was unau?Ufaotory work
lu tue box.
TOO MUCH DIPLOMATIC ACTIVITY.
From The Sete York Sun.
t'onipl.'tiiits of Executive in.n timi on the co?ete and at
Hin ?eaport? bave been met ?Mill a?stiralicea ol diplu
malic activity at I ornimi. The *-?-. r. Lit ? uf .-talc bu? ?at
trail.|llllly ut bla desk In WiimIi nlmi, t? rit ititi cable mea
?aite? lu cipher, while ?el/aire after ?el/urn ha? Im-cii ro
pmti-? by the wire? Inulto?; ibi? way from the Immillimi
port?. Protrala from the ci ti ?on? dlreclly interested In
the cnfuiceinent of the l:? lallation act have t ceti atV
ewereal ?lib uiyalerioua inilmatioii? that lhat remark
aide American diplomali?!. Mliilaler I'tielps, wa? as busy
a? a borne mackerel at laiiulon, workiu?; out a eattifae
tory and bouorahle solution uf the WaBas eoutroversy.
And finally, liiroiiKh an accidental diaulnsure In Parlia
llienl, It Slldde.Ulv tiecuilic? kluiv. u to lile I lilted Slates
that tbe honorable and ?atlaiactory anluilnu uropoiieil la
that wlllou < miitre?? ? as ? ? Ice reieaded, ai.d which t lie
Ilrltl?b Minister orlirluallf ?inraeated to Heeretary
Hayard, and for ah lib . anallaii |m Inician?, ? uiiiuHaii
n?waj?apera, Canadian flabing lm?us??U ?ad Biitlsb
?ympathUer? amone the American fi?* trader? hare
b*?n clamoring ever ?Ino? the war began. Honorable 1
We ?hall see. Satisfactory I That la for Congree? to ear.
On this point It wtll express It? opinion next winter: and
nutII Con ares? meeta and aera no agreement or oonv?n
tlon or preliminary arrangement that may be made by
Mr. Joaeph ChamberUtn ana hi? cnllesgue? with Becre
tary Bayard, or anybody elae that the Mate Department
maj appoint, will be worth the white paper It is written
on.
riiOHlBlTIOSlSTS IS MASSACRO SETTS.
THE STATE CONVENTION AT WOnCMTEB TO-DAY?
DKI.EOATK8 ARIUMNO.
Worcrste?, Mass., Sept. 0 {Special).? The advance
ffrard of delegate? to to-morrow*? Prohibition State
Convention arrived In town ?Ale afternoon. ea<:h dele
rate wearl ne on the lapel of hla coat a tiny braa? orank
pinned over a bit of blue ribbon. Only a amnil portion
of the delegates have arrived tilla evening. It la eon
tl'l'iiflv expected that over 1,000 delegate? will bo pres?
ent tomorrow.
There la considerable diesati? faction amone tho ultra
temperance men of the Republican party because the
last Legislature did not submit the question of constitu?
tional prohibition to tho people. This will have a tend?
ency to draw many votea to the Prohibition party this
fall which would be caat for Republican candidate? were
there any National issues Involved.
The chief Interest In the prooeedlnes of to-morrow's
convention, apart from the usual fight over tbe make up
and powers of the State Central Committee, will be in
reference to the woman suffrago question. It baa been
?the custom for the rroblbltlonists In thla State to Insert
? plank In tho platform approving woman suffrage; but
this year some of ihe leaders are Inclined to Ignore this
ls?ae in order to present the oanse of Prohibition pure
aud simple. The greater purt of the delegatea who are
now here aprear to f;ivor standing by th?suffragists.
There is little discussion of candidates, and aa for the
organization of tbe convention, that was decided long
ago by the State Committee. William II. Karle, of this
city, will be permanent presiding officer, and the Rev.
Jaiuns F. Orar, of Boston, will tie chairman of the Com?
mittee on Resolutions. Dr. John Rlaekmsr, o( Spring?
field, will probably bo nominated for Governor, Thomas
J.Lathrop, or Tau ii ? m, last year's candidate, baviug
d ci ned renominatlon. There will probahly be a bullot,
however, aa the friends of Kdward Kendall, a Cambridge
manufacturer will present his nama
There Is no sign of a conteat for the other place? on
tbe ticket, as nobody seema to care particularly for the
empty hounra. If Blackmer Is nominated for Governor
Mr. Kendall will probably be r? named tor Ueutouan'
Oovernor. W. II. Karle, George Kempton, of Sharon,
and J. L. Kllborn, of !,<?<?. a???? among the possibilities for
Secretary; F. U Wing, of Couway. and H. W. Sherman,
ut Low ? il, are talked about for Auditor, and Allen
Coffin, of Nautuckot, la looked upon us the nominee for
Attorney-General.
Delegates at large to next year's National Prohibition
Convention will be chosen.
PROHIBITION NOMINATIONS IN MONMOUTH.
Kkth)RT, N.J., Sept. 0 ?Special).? The Prohibition Con
remimi held lo Walling IU1I this afternoon was attended
by 07 out of T1 delegates allowed to the convention.
Jacob A. -linn??, of Shrewsbury, was nominated for
Sheriff Dr. I). M. Foreman, of Freehold, received the
nomination for senator ueainst tin? persistent candidacy
of in. T. G. (battle, tbe present Incumbent, whose
friends protests! tint 'he was still sound In tbe faith.
II. II. Warnwrlght, of ?.?????|????. received tbe nomina?
tion for humiliate by acclamation. Joshua Bobbins,
I). B. Farrlngton and ?. M. Redle were named for coro
nera The lid Assembly District convention placed In
nomination Thomas II. Read, of Colt's Neck; the Hid
Districi nominal?! J. A. Worlbly, Jr.. of Reu Bank The
Ist District conveniloa meets at Freehold ou Septem?
ber 'JO.
RKI'UBLICAN AKSKMItLY NOMINATIONS.
Win m nu ?, teilt. ?; ( ?*""'"/)??The Republican Con?
vention of tiie lid Assembly District of Washington
Comity vai held at North Graiiville Hits afternoon. Tbe
great contest in this district bus Iwen i.et ween II. (?. Bur?
lelgb, who represents the Interests of Judge Liuno
reaux. of Saratoga County, and J. San?
ford I'otiT, who represented Ju?lg?> Kidlogg, of''Union,
as to whit h xhoiilil uUeud ihn .luillei.il Convention.
1 lien? were twenty-seven delegate* present fruiu nine
to ? nv Mr. Ilurii'lgli rm eived on ihn tini ballot twnntr
six v.lies. The delegates to the Male Convention sl'o
I. V. Baker, Jr.. II. G Burlelirh. F. W. Belts and J. II.
Derby, Grurge I* Clenious. a vetrrm soldier from Drej
den, was nominated fur tbe Assembly. James li. Man
ville receive I a strong In loisemeiu from the convention
tur tli.- ftraaM no iilualluu.
Watkktowm. Sept. ??. ? At the lid Assemhiy District
Repnblie.m Convention, held hero today. Andrew C.
CoinstiM k, of I'lil!,niellili ?. was nomluatnd for member
of A-seiui.l) . and K. It llulklev. V. .-. Iluhhard. W. W.
ino?, I.. M, (?oodale. Musley Hiilison and I rank Muffed
?fu? el.?, e I delegates to ho Mate ( ?invention.
I'll? a. N. Y. >ept. (t.? The Delaware County Republi?
can Convention al Delhi to-dar selected tho following
dele.?.des io the Mate Convention. A. C. ( rushy, ft ft,
Cattwright, Ixmal.l Cr.iw'ord, J. ri. Banishy, II. J. Mc
iMUkL Joiin Hastings and M. I? \\ h? elcr : ?ilter
ii.t e ?. ilninr i.rant. Do Wilt Griffin, W. ? raw ford, C,
A. Wheeler, ? I. I.yon. J. A. Montgomery and K. ft,
nwiiis. I lie r-eu.it.ir il delegates are J. K. Mood .1. M.
1'resion. M. G. Firm in. .lam?? Railautin??, W.<i. Holmes
and M. G. lombs. Resolutions were adopted favoring
M illiam I/v.tis, of liauiden. for ritate Senator.
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IWM?JUM 09 Vakuum I'ARTIKS.
Tbc Kepiibllcnu primarles In Kings County last night
y*. n ? har?? tei i/e.l l>) almost yitire harmony. In nomo
of the wants, us the Third for in-tanec, where there has
lieen a contest regularly for years, only one ticket was
P'it In the field. Tbe only wards, in fa? t. in which more
tlisnone tleket was run were the Twentieth, Nineteenth
und ? w.Mth. The conte,! in the Twentieth batweea Ihn
farli..us led by i? ? ir.iiitlno Commissioner John A.
NlChol? and that led by W ilium II. Beurd and I olonel
Mnlih resulted in a victory for tho latter, la the .s.u.
tcenth Ward the tleket headed liy Ambrose Hnow was
Mire, ?sfui, ,? ni In Ihe Twellth James Johnson ?ur.ee,led
li) III?? aid of new u.embers In triumphing over Henry
Nleinltz. wlio Maia! a \liiory last week before the
< oiinty < oinliiltlco. A eonfel eine of lending Rcpilhll
aaaaol Riooklvn was held at th? county headquarters
on Monday night. It was called by .lohn ?. Oleen.
inainoli of dm cnuimltlee. who presided. After it
frank discussion of the present imlltli al situatimi and
the outlook, whlrh all |.r,??.? lit diel.le I ?as most al.-pi
clous for l.cpublli an SUJfCSS, a lesolntlon was pajead
pledging e a. h one ptesetit to do nil In his power to make
?M delegates selected lot the ?"?.ite con will.on rcpro
sentatlve men.
The Kings Coiii.iy Democratic Central Committee de
i Ided laai evening lo hold the pliinanc. on ricplciuhur ID
und the < ?unity convention thre<> days later.
At a ini'c'ing of the Kings County ? Ietterai Committee
of the ??????? Labor part) ni Lvcflt IIall, Bfwokl) n, last
night, the .-Syracuse plaiforui was adopted utter a rigor?
ous speech by the ili.ii t iit.tii. Vli'lor ?. Wilier, the candi
dal?? for Mate Controller. It was decided to bold ttip
? ird pi i maries on BepteBbef It, th? Mm.unrlal I'min'ii
tim. .-cptclnlier DI. ami the ? lly aiileoiinn < oli\ eiition on
hepteuilcr 1'.?. All these Will lake place at the Labor
i.)i ? .mi, MjrilMM.
MR. ROOT PoSITIVF.l.Y DF.CLINKS.
Filini Root has finally derided to dix line (be chairman?
ship of the Republican County Committee. When ho
was elected In June lie ?aid that It was extremely doubt?
ful If be could serve another )ear. Business engage?
ineiits were so pressing that ho could not dajaatlea to
them ami to the conimi Ice's woi k nl.-o. In delereiice to
ttic re inest of frieada, however, be would withhold his
deeistoii until the commute?? came to.ailier b Sautain?
Imi. He now tin.Is in a bee.ml accept, ini baa so
wilueii to riecrclary William II. Bellamy, pleading busi?
ness engagements as his sole reason for declining. Ihe
leiier ?ill lie submitted to the committee at the regular
meeting mi September '.'<).
Theciioiceof the committee for chairman will fall on
Coionei ?. v. R. Urajear, the praanat traaaaror. n* will
almo t a?al) lie the iiualiimous ? liolec. lie Is (he leader
or il,e delegai. rioni tue Alili I nei liei, and has liceii
for Several \ ears treasurer of t e com nil tee. lie suc?
ceeded ?lii.iiveiiior Jonn A. Dix as < o itroller o? in?
? unity : hurcii t ktrporatloa. For several years ho cuiu
n..nid?? | (he l'Jth Regiment, Natio,ml liuurd.
AMMW BMOOMtTM sviioor, WPMUtHtMHDEWt,
At the meeting of DM ? roekljii Board of I'jlucatlon
ycsloMl.iy, tho resignation ol ? alvlii l'attei>oii aa
Miperintendetit ol Hie rullile Nbools was aceeptisl,
? ml SUlltaui II Maxceil, Ural Assistant Siii?eriiiten
dent, was appoint?*! an his MfttMMft Fdward G.
Want, avocato riup? rmteiident, received Mr. Max?
well h plaee. and I hrlMopher Cunningham, principal
of ii,.,..i .No; lo, MNBMtt .Mr. Want ilio salan?', of
? ho tin???, pii-itiutis are ?:.,(XX), if4,r.0(), and ??,'??)
respectively. Mr Patterson enterad, upon tho dui lo??
ol lu? new po-ltnm, tlio prmr'pul-diip ?>f tho (cn.ial
Grammar school, NOM rand ???., ycstonlay.
Mr. Maxwell, tho new superintendent, has been
associatesi with Mr. I atlerson In the management of
Hi? s< Imols lor The ia.st live years. Ilo possess???
particular qnalilicatMins for the work and. tho..gh
a coiiipiuatlwly JTOttag man, his piuinotloii is looked
iij. w.th groal lavoi by tho-?' who Know lilm. Ho
was fiuiuiTly managing ?slitor of "ihe Jirooklyi
MM?,"
All the pni.lie schools opened ycnleprlay with the
cMi-plinn ol f-cbools .Sos li ami It wlmh, on a?'count
of aootaaar) op rations that have In ? u ma-lc on them,
will not I.pen for soni.? timo yet. There waa a good
atleiidkiue at. all of the m holds.
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KMilil WMOWWM 9BIOWP Tim WATM? OP WOHL
The Temple dites of Hope. In Llghty-slxth ?t.. Is with?
out a minister, last Monda, lialilif llrownc handed In
his resignation ana It was accepted. Adolph Dllishcimer.
president of tue congregation, said yesterday to aTKHi
i;>t re|Hirter: "The resignation was voluntary and un
condilional That Is to say. any cluim? which the Rab d
may awva against Ihn coiigngstliin lu view of the
recent legal proci? lings, or ??? other relation, are by
that fact ended. Indeed, a release was given by the
rabbi to tbe members of the temple a? a body and as
Imlivlduals, and thus every relation oatwat ti th?? two
parties Is at an end. In patting with Dr. Browne th??
cuiigregatiou voteil to him and bis family iJS'g.lKW, whloh
he accepted. /.? regar.l? tbe future of the temple, you
may Mata that our sertrlc?s will goon without inleriiip
tloii. We hare bad many applicant? for the vacant poal
tlon. but we ?ball make no ebolee until we have had a
fair (rial aud are thoroughly muto??."
THIS IS ? FRIVOLO F S ? O F.
From Th* Lincoln (?"?6.) ??a? Journal.
" Tbl?," ?aid Mr. Laj lo ?, as he sal dow u to ?linner, " Is
a most frivolous age. Cblldreu have no ambition to
study and use in the world, and their Idea? prefer the
circus tu lb? lecture platform."
?' Thing* ware dlflereiit In your day, eh 1"
" I hey were, air dear. One of tbe Urst lessen? taught
me wa? to ? ?atoll the transient hour, ani Improve each
moment as It Die?.' "
" lly the wa?. what kept you so late for dinner. I
thought everything wnii.l be cold before you would
come."
" Oh, there was a fellow down town had a tame bear
that gar? a very amasiag earforniauoa, and I ataved to
TUE RIFLE ASSOCIATION'S MATCHES.
CONTESTS AT TM COMINO FALL MKKTIXO?CON?
DI G???8 AND PRIZE?.
The Nation?! Rifle AaooeioUoa met ye?terd?y at It? room?
In Tempi? court, **>e rice-preeldent, General John B. Wood
ward, pretliilng. Major II. C. Brown wm mule executive
offloer for the fall meeting which begins next week. The pro
gramine waa (trainivi aa follow? t
Mondar?The .1 mid match, onen to ell comer?, with a?t nit
It irr rile ; prlzeo. a ?llrer watch valued at ?:M?, and twei tr.
fire raah prize?, rie : f?6, $'."). ?IK, Sin ; alx of $8, aeree of
?H. ami ?urli t of $5 each.
TaeMlav?Completion of the Jadd match, and the
President'? match for the military champion,
?hip of the lolled Bute?. TM? match la dirtied
Imo two (tage?, with the following conditoli?: Kim
?tan??Haven ?licit? each at 2"i) and 600 Tarda, open to
all member? of the Armr, Narr and Marine Corpa of the
t'Dlted .Stale? or the National Gturd of aur state; Renting?
to? or i?pr1ngfl?id rtle? io be use?!. Twenty-three prue? are
ottered, ria.: *?.'5, ian. ?15. ten of $10 and ten of ??*> each.
Narnnd ?'an?, for prize winner* In the ttni stage?Ten aliot?
at ???"? r ini? witii the ?ame lille? aa lo the lint ?tage, the
prue ialini the Mid. Hange Champlon?hlp of America for one
v??i aud ?j;> pi esento I by President Cleveland to the com?
petitor makln ? the biglie?! acgreitiUe ?core at kotli etagea.
Wednesday?Hhort Rang? Teem natch, team? of four from
?nv regularly orgsniued rifle citi?; ten ehota at 200 yard?,
?tandlng. for ?40. $30. $20 and S10. Interatal* Long Hanire
match, team? of four from anr rifle clnh in the United Htetea,
?00. T0? and 1.000 yard?, fifteen ahoia at ?ach dtMauce,
for a trophy te be held by the auoceaafnl team for
one year, a?il a me<lal to each member of the winning team.
New-York state National Uuard match, team? or tweiro
from esc'i regtinent, battalion or aeparate compaur of in?
fam ry of the New-York National Otiara Are anote each at
200 and BOO raid?, for a trophy vallimi at ?300, presented by
the .state. ?- ir-t Briuade National Uuard match, aame tea.ni?
ae the Maio National Uuard match and under the name cond?
tioao. for a tiophy valued at ?100 preeented by the Mate,
and a ?eoomi prue of ?.'5 preeented by the Fini iirijudo
Huff, N. h., s. N. V. Hecnnd Bnitade Natioaal Uuard match,
condition? and prtaaj asme ea for Flrat Brigade match, eec
ond pttze Using proer-nted by the second Brigade Siati
Thursday?Completion of the Short Bauge Team matche
Hilton Trophy match, team? of twelre from Ihr
United State? Arar. Nary, the National Uuard oe
unuuifortneil minila of the aererai Htatee and l'erri ion**, and
ou? team each rrem the regular army, the militia, the rulun
teer?, or the nary of nay eoflntry : oereu round? each at 200,
BOO and T?? yarda, for a trophy rained at ?H.OOO. presented
by Henry Hilton ; alto a medal to each member or the win
nine tea ii. I mental* Military Match, one team of twelre
????? rioni each state or Territory from the regularly organ?
ized and uniformed militia, te ? chote each at 200 end 500
yard? ; for? bronze "doldlor of Marathon," value ?360, pre
?ented by the Commander lo-Chlef on behalf of the Siate of
New-York, to be held for one year by the winning team, alao
medal? to each member o1 the winning team.
Friday and Saturday?Long Range Mll.tarr Match.
open to all comer?, tea ahou each at 1)00 and 1.000 yard?,
for eight prize? of ?jo. ?I B, ?10, ?S. ?7 and three of ?S each :
Wimbledon Cup match, open to all citizen? of the United
Suit?? ; thirty ?hot? at 1,000 yard? ; for the Wimbledon Cup,
vaiiuxt at ?on?, presented br the National Kirie Aneociatlonof
Ureat Britain, to In) held for one year by the winner. .Mul?
tai? Hbarpehooter?' match, to all comer? ; thlriy-two ?boia
at soo yard?, the drat two not to count, for ?IB, ?10 and ???
or $6 each.
The following match?? will be open every day : Director?'
match, open only to the director? ef the National lurte Ae*o
ciatloo, iivn ?hot? at 200 rard?, for the Director?' Champion
?hip gold badge, io be held one rear ; Tiffany match, for all
comer?, ?even ?hot? ataftu yarda, for a ?liver roee preseuteu
by Tirfanr ? Co.. and thlrCr-nnecash pr zesof $.10, i'Ji, ?20.
$16, five of ?10, seven ol?7 and fifteen of ?5 each: llovnrunr'?
match, to all cimieri, aeren ?hot? at BOU yard?, prize? ?26.
$20, ?lb, ?lo, su uf ??, aeren of ??. and eight of ?j each;
All Comers' and Merksmen'a Badge match,
five ahnta each at 200 and ooo yard?,
pnzee, ?26. ?20. ?15. eight of ?10 and twentr of $5 each, lie
rolrer match, fer all comer?, with rerolrere, five ?hots at
thirty rarda. pnzee. ?16. ?10. $8. ?7, and ?eren of ?5 each.
Hieward match, open to all comer?, fire *hot? at 200 yard?.
for prize? amounting to ?60, presented by J. H. Stewart, of
London.
? earns are expected from Massachusetts. Ponnsylranla aud
?tber otates and a succeaaful meeting Is anticipated.
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND.
William Cleveland, for many yoars prominent In
Orango, ?. J., died on Monday at his house In Clovc
laml-st., drang?, ?go eighty. Mr. Clovi lami ?a* nv
latetl to tho lTosldont Ilo ?u born at (Jullford,
<Onn., on ix-ccmbor iX\ 1HU7,T)U father being ono
of lotir brothers, utfft of whom wan President Cleve?
land's, grandfather. WlUlam was educated In tho
common echools and whou twenty years old caino to
New-York ami got employ nient M u clerk In a shipping
hoii?o. In ISSI li- engaged in bu^lne*.? a,?* a cotton
broker In Charleston, 8. U, ami after?
ward, with hi* brother, conducted tho
eanio business In New-Orleans ani other
Southern etti?*? In ??? he loca ed In orango and
beRM manufacturing OoYOM anil ?Ilier articles of lile
own Involinoli, accumulating a fuituno. Mr. (l'or?
lami vtw mio of the organizers of the Orafi Saving.
Hunk In IflM ami wan lu second president, and WM a
member of the Botwd "f Bdueanuo tor seven y tif?
ilo was married In l-.'tj a' BurilOgtOQ, Vf., dl- ?riti
tlyln? In 187* Ho vta?? ivmanloil In 187^ In Droofc?
Ivn t., Mri. (Iiailnlt.? 1'. II. ( levilan.l, widow of hie
? ti.'iicr, the Re*/. Clkmriea < loviiami. Two dettgtitere
anil a i-on ar? living, the latter being a iiiKdunaiv
among tho Sioux Indians but now on a vlidt home.
The func-rnl will tnlto pl;iro from St. Mark's Church.
Orange, at 4 p. in. to-morrow.
GLIMPSES OF MRS ABOUT TOW?.
Colonel Kobert O. Ingernoll hus corno baek to N'ow
Y'ork, having entirely recoven-d dining tho hummir
from tho atfwtlon of th? larjn* ?1th which ho WM
troiillrxl la-it spring. Me ep'-nt two day? after hie
return In Metaling IctXer* and therohy became boar?o,
tnit anticipates epecly recovery? In chatting about
politic* yonterday ho ?aid : "John Sherman made a
iniatako In Ohio In forcing an liidor-oincnr. I hit
Oil Inn I? tin? forcing of tho fight all einig the Hi.''
Now, Hhormati'i* time to force the tight wa< In the
convrnllon. Ho hau* opone<) r.ho battio, and "tlior
Maie? tn now coming up Into line for their favorite??.
That la not to Sherman'? advantage, (or It may leavo
hi m wlUi only Ohio, a* In former years,"
<>no of tho M*?/ men of l?iifTalo U C.ullforl Smith,
who I? connoctol wlfii the coal depart MM of tho
libigli Valley i::iilioid. Ho ha? boon for a day or two
In New-York, when' he Is often taken for a foniiner.
Ilo Is an\ thing but a foreigner when It romes tu a <ll>
cii--l.ui of American l?MtOMJ?wt| at.d |g e-peelally
MtftMoMtl? In tin belief and prediction that American
i;e--einer ori's will at an early day drive o;it the
loreigii )n.. In ? Talking about lliipoiiallo: s of lie-.e
incr tare? fir ?teel-maliliut ho toM : "The fori-lgn
-opply conn- frinii ( u n, Spnln. tho ??a??? of Ilici hii.I
.Africa. I lie BrtKSr lionip-ni Sfcol Work? own minos
In ( uba and own a line of -hip? engaged lu bringing
tho oro to IM- e.iii!:trv. lly tho way, thore U a cuHoiis
thing in tho 11 lui-porta'lon of Iron oi-e. Tho ima's
lirliii-dng It here al-o bring tho cork Mipplv of ???
enuiil.y. The iron being heavy, a lyad Is -cenred bo>
foro even a -mall part of Ile? spaco In any vo-mI Is
occupied. ?1??< ?pice Is then tilled up with colli,
which Is light an I bulky."
Orio of riillad-dphla's largest real ostato operators.
AiJiUU Kverly, Is at Ilio Fifth Avenue Hotel, Ho Is
accompanied by hi? wife and two daughters, who have
teen lulle? of tho ouinmcr In tho Wldto Mountains.
Admiral Ihivld ?. G? iter and G?rerai W. T. f-hei?-*
man have been having a lino social time together for
two or UotM (lavs. Ihey went tog. I her U> ?oo tho
Admiral's new play al ilio rifili Avenue ThoAtro ou
Monday, ani have dined tOfetM? M often (hat tho
wallers at tho (?oneiaTs hotel call them "tho Insep?
arable.-.
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AS OLD tWDICTMMWf ??????? MITKIKWirz.
Tho elventures of Count Kiueuo ttitkiewiiv. ?u
New-York dwell in tie memories ot Clerk John
s,nrks. oi the Conrt ot (jcneral Sessions, ? ml ? tow
nilio, od.ci., Is oi long experience. MitKiowlez lived
j in good erylc at the Kittli Avuue lloiel in ItMO?
| when he was about eighteen ,. us ut ?>?- He w,>g oi
I tine unpearaiicn und dressed well. He vieito 1 at tho
In -is? ot Nathaniel II. Wclie, jr.. a wealthy tn.?n, who
had a vomii; widowrd daughter, Julia Lomilino.
Mitkiewiez was calling on too voiing lady one eveu
?-?. Al le r ? ulier's house when ?he ?ho wed him ? ring
containing j diauioud ruined at $7'>0. Tho culler rx
animod tho ring and managed, according to Mrs.
I.??.'inlnm'? Atuteilieut, to got out ot tho In.use with it
without her causent. A tew day* later the ring was
?old to I'nilit) Kein, ot tho l'i It h < ?,-uiie Hotel, who
paid Mitkiewie/. #500 in money, ? gold watch and
Hojie other jewelry. The thelt, it wa? chj'geil, ? c
eutred on Novenber 8, 1868. Mitkiowiez w ? held
in iS'iiMi (,.,?? and on December It) waa indict- I tor
grand larceny. Ho was ieleii-ol on hill and u >
lui ? er action was ever taken a/ainet him. The old
indictment ih etili in existence, and ?? among the
record? ol the Court ot limerai Sceeioue.
THE WE Mil ??? REPORT.
COVKItNMF.N'T INDICaTIiI.VS? FOR 24 HOURS.
Wamiinoton. Sept. 0.?Fo- New-Knglaml, Now-York
Knaiern Pennsylvania, >ew-Jersey and Delaware, light
rain*, followed by cooler eleailng woathor, treali lo brisk
am. on the const high westerly winds veenug I.) north
weetcrly.
TRinCNF LOCAI. OlISL ItVATlON?.
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Va?
TfifUL'NE Okfic?. Sept. 7?1 a. m.?A ?iinny forenoon
woa followed by clou bues? yesterday ; aud before mid?
night liiere was a ?prlukle or rain. The temperature
ranged between 02? and 79*. the average i70V> ?eiar
I V higher than on the corresponding day last year, and
?4? lower than on Monday.
In and near this city to-dar tber? will probable be
?how or ? weather, follo., ed by cooler, clearing conditions.
At pr?tent, cool, fair weather Is indicated for Thursday.
?)-? ??
A disordered state of the blood l? the prime came
of many ?ertou? complaint?, ????? ai ?<m diseases,
?c??G???a, cancerous and tuberculous affootlons, etc. Dr.
Jayne'a Alterative purifi?e the blood aud dealroy? th?
virus of these diseases.
Hen??? that Hit? Heen Clooeil
durili? the ?umiliar flmu! I Im thoreughlr sired and disin
fei tel before ? cue? up?i ion Al*ay< rely upon Platt'? Chlor
MM u? the household ditlnreoloar,
Hmekera Can Hope id
on the quality being in tlutalaed m unr high class good? at
all time? and at all eeaaoua.
Try new Whlte-Cepa, crosa-Cenntry and Latest Kagiieh.
Kxtratlue. KlNXgr Iohacio i.o.. N?? i'.?r?.
"Yea. I TeeU Part In Ye?ter4nv'? Parade,
and the ?tiengih todo oo wo? du? to Heuooa'o Plaster?," aald
a veterau nreman Ust night.
Teilet Water?
Impart ? delightful cnolneae and fmgr*uoe to the basin and
aw. CelaVkta ?\ C?.'? are aMoMMMK
CITERBY-MALT ??????????
?111 lnereaae your appetite Mot too? the system, ?
f
Ornea or Charle? 8. Kraoroa ?? so* >
Pau a?d Ouirro* Am,, > >
_ Brook LTJr. N. Y.. Mot. 3. 18*7. )
G?? Eon. D. D. ????t???. Jfeyer City ofthrosktyn.
I>? AR Ht e : Inclosed plea?* fiad our eneo? for ?13,000,
whloli you kindly tamed over to the com ? ? ttee ap?
pointed by you to dispense the shore amount to the
different charities of the city of Brooklyn, as per an?
nonneement of (September ?. 1880. We elncarely thank
you tor the kind Interest roa hare taken In the matter.
If the committee will klnaly designate the place where
the Oerman Laundry wrappers oan be sent we will ad>
rertlee the place at our expense, thus giving the oberi?
ties the fall benefit uf the donation. Yours respectfully,
Ciiablks a. Hiooum A Bo?.
KOTICE.
To the Charitable Institution* of Sete-Tork City.
_?*??Bt jo committee ha? been named to dispense the
lini? dcmat*u" as P" announcement of September ?.
We would therefore snc-geet that the different Inaliti*
t?on? intended would ?elect a committee of three. wbOM
duty It would be to receive and count the ? ?orinan Laun?
dry wrappers. After the committee la ?elected, pleas?
furnish us with the names, end wa will forward ohacfc?
for 420,000. Yours respectfully.
'?' Charles 8. Hkhhxs ?ft 8o*.
MARRIED.
BRYANT-COX-At Oroce Oherch. Orange, W.y.. hyths
llev. hamnel Coz. ??. I)., of Newtown, Luti? /?land. Wllllaas
sohler Bryant, of Boston, Ms??., to Martha Lyniaa, eldest
daughter of James S. COX.
PASSAR K?HA LL-8sptsmber 1. br Rev Davit B. Halt
Mr. John <>. Pa???*? to Mlaa Harriet K. it. Hall, dsaghiec
of the officiating etereyNnsn. Allot Duaueoburgh.
ritl'.NTli'K KIIOIiKH-ln Brooklyn, Ssnlsmber ?, by UM
? Ber. Henry Hudson. Mr. Andrew T. Prentice, of New
York, to atlas Carrie a Rhoe.es. ot Brooklyn.
Mottoes of narrtage* ?tut be indorsed with full namt
and address. ____^___^_
DIED.
BTJRT18?At hi? raditene?. ?"> Second Piase, Brooklyn.
artera ?bort lllue??, Dirla? l'.nrtl?.
The funeral service? will be hesd at Ins late restdesoe, on
Thuri Uy, Bepteniber 8. at 2 p. m.
nisiiY-At Hastlngs-on-Hudson, on Mondar, 5th lagt,
Marr. wtfo or Edward Buaby, and daughter of the let?
Julia Comen ?. of Dobbo Perry.
Funeral at Episcopal Chapel, Heatings, on Wednesday.
t 0. us.
Train leaves O rand Central statten at 1 o'sloek.
CLF.VKr.AND-At Orange. N. J., September 5,18*7, Will
1-tni Cleveland, m the ftOthyetrof ntsoie.
Funeral services at St Mark'o Church, on TharsAay, 8tb
?nst., at 4 n'ol icW ? il
Train leaves foot l?ar.-lay and Christopher it?., sia. O. L. and
W. R. R. at 2:30 and 3:10 j. in.
DE WOLFK?At Seymour, Conn., on Sondar, September 4,
Lnnr ?.. wife of A. U. De Wolf?. a?ed 71 years
Funeral service? at her late resilience, on Wedneaday, Sep?
tember 7. at 3:4(5 ? in.
Train leave? (Iran.I Centrat Depot at 1 o'clock.
FORCE?At Ocean Beach, N. J., on Sunday morning. Sen
tomber 4. 1887. Joanaa B. Porco, of Orange; N. J., widow of
the late Dexter C. Force, in the 83d year ui her are.
Funeral acrrtcee will be aeld at Ocean Beach, at residence ot
her ?on. Dexter N. Force, on Wedneodar. September 7. at
11:30 a. m., on arrival of train via Pennsylvania Railroad,
leavinr Cortlandt ?t, New-York, at 0 !0a. m.
Carriag?? at depot
J AKKRA Y-At Astoria. Sunday. September 4, Wtl Ham Pha?
llus J iffray. eldest aon of Edward A. Jaffray
Funeral at 10 o'clock ?Volneadar mornlnr from the Church
of the Transfiguration, 20tb?l. and 5th-ave.
It is kindly reiinested that no flowera he sent.
M AN'.V -At Dennla Mi??. September 3. 1HS7, Hoi en. eldo
.ii'i.'i'ir of Dr. Matthsw D. and Elizabeth P. Mann,
Burraio, N. Y., aged 17 V6?r?.
M (HPHY-AtSeabrlght ?. J.. on Mondar. Septembers.
Mary Cecelia, vounzest daughter of the late J orneo and
Mary A. Murphy.
Relatives and rrleuds are Inrited to attend the funeral fu m
her late resldns-e. '.'."> F.??t 4lilh-?t, on Thursday, Hth In?:.
tharee to St. Patrick"? Cathedral, Sthsve. and 50th?t...|
10:00 o'clock .1. tu.
Piense limit Dowers.
RoPKS-Eotered lntore?t September 4.1887, Mary Miller
Itone?, in her 85th year
Funeral ?errice? In North Elizabeth Presbytern u Church,
Wednesday. September 7. 11 a. in.
Trato learn? Curtlandt ani De?hrc?eea sts. at 10:10 a. m.
SAN DERSON-Tn New-Harem Conn.. Monday. Septemhff
6. Shiner Cleveland, eldest child of Sidney A. and Mary
Coxe Sander? 11. igei 13 years.
SACKKTT?Pa??ed iiuletrr awav on Montar, Septembers?
Ait? 11.11? E. Sarkett, In (ho 88th year of hi? aye.
Funeral from I.Is lite reaidenco at l.lthgow, Dutches* ('a,
? Y., on Friday, the 1'th u?r.. Ml ' ?
?WI ET-At Dieresi t-tice uf her daughter. Mrs. T. T. Llnd
?ey. on lues lay morning, Mrs. J. U. Sweet la the Tilth
rear of her sie.
Funeral serrirc? fioro Zlon Charch, Wapplnger*? Fall?, N. Y.
WARDWKLf. At ?'.dorado Springs, September 4. INT?
Kl 7% I., wife of WillwrnT. Wardwell, of Now-York.
Kim. r.ii on Fri I tr, at Ruttalo,
\\ 1 m.i-iin September 5, ID-nrr Wood, brother oftho Hon.
Benjamin an.I the late It. n. Fernando ? m?l.
Relatives and frirml? are invite 1 to attend hi? fomrtl at
Holy Tnnltr church, ?tb-ave. and 1261hat, Thursday,
s pieni ut 8. at 11 ? .lock.
Interment at Ureenwood
?.? Ihr Very Beet Preparation of
(OlH.IVKll Oil..
(?swell. Masser ? Co.'? Emulsion with .j inline, and Peo?trt.
Prescribed by leading physician?. 1.1'Jl li'way AS78Sth-av?
Pool Ofltce Notices
fSbouid be read dally by all interested, as chances tnaj
occur at any time.)
L t en tor foreign countries need not be specially ad?
dressed ror dispatch by any psrikulir ?learner, except ?he?
ft is desired to send nupllcat? a or hanking and commercial
doc' men's letters n' t specially addressed bel?g ?eut by tb?
f?-tee vessel?? available.
Foreign m ill? ror 'he week ending Ssotenih?r 10 will class
promptly lu tin ts*?) ?t t ? ? ?> tl ? ? ss r ?Un r?
WEDN'ESDo, Y?At Sa. m. for Europe, per ateamohfp Aller,
vuSiiiit'ismpton eut l?r.-ncn (letter? for IroUnd muai
1 - directe?! "per Aller"): at S a. 4. fur IreUnd. -r
ateaissiiip Hrlt4nmc.ru Uuoeasto^n (letters for tlreat
?? 1 un ami olli-r European countrle? inu?t be ?ttrectel
"io: llritannic ") ? at il a. ui. for Botatami direct, per
steamship Wa?-sisad, ria Antwerp llettor? must bo
directed per Waesloa I "I : at 1 p. nu for I ni?s Island
and Hayti (exce.d Port au Prince), per ?teoni?tilp Alert;
at 3 p. m. lor Belli?. Puerto Cortex and Guatemala, per
steamship City of D1II10. from New-orleaus.
Til t'flSDA V?At ti:3'l a. m. for Euroi e. iv ?t?s us'ii ? ??.?11?
ill. vu Ph mollili, t bri bourg ?lid Hamburg (letters fur
Iielsnd must be .1 re. ted iw-y Oellert "). al 11 a. m. for
liant and Inagu.i per steamship Airona ; at ? ? p-, fot
Trinino .ml Rustan, per ?teaiiislnp Pro!. Mm ?.-. Ir.cn
New.Orleans -, at s.JO ?. m. for Newfoundland, per
sieaiuer from Halifax.
?AT Vat O A V?At 7 ?.m for Oerraanr. Austria, Denmark,
swe.leo. Norway, KussU aud Turker. per ?teams up
'Arria, vi.i Hrcincii (letter? lor other European couiitrlea,
ria ^niithauipuw, must as lire^tjl '"ner Wcrra");at7
a. m. for Krance, switisrlfi t, It.'r. 4?M1 ani l'otta
gal, per ?to? ns.it 1 La Normandie, p? ? ir.? : it ' .1. .1.
f?ir scotuu I direct per *ts? a??? fMMaea?. vi? ?M
gow (letter? ????a? be Drohtet " i?r Furuo??la") : ui 7
a. m. for Nsrwag direct per atoaiu?hi|i l-l.m.l (letter?
niu?l be .1 i.-c'e.t ?? per Island " ) : at 7 a. m. for the Neth?
erlands direct, n-r ?touu-ii;) I.e. 1,Ian. ria AinstOPUm
(.e tur* SI.1?. be directed "per leer 1 ?111 ? at S ? u.
forUre.it Britain, frela-id, Keltrnuu an I N-tlierl.?n ??,
?er ?tAimship Servia, via ?lu-ea?t.i.vn (letters for other
'.uoaesii ? .u?:r.?? must b? dire ted "pec servi?");
at lu 1. m. tor ?atral Am-rlca ind S.| il"? Paclfle pen?,
per steamship ? 0.011, via Aspinwsll (Isttsr? tor Cn?ts
Rica and iluatoinala must be directed "per colon") ;
at 11 s. n.. for l nanna, also costa Klca. ria Limon, por
?I- ti??? ? ? i.ii ?be .
BVNDAT?At I 1?. m. for Coota Bica, per ite lanhip For.
bill, in iu Now-Orlcan?.
Mails tor the Sandwich island?, peritesmihip Australia (from
Sau Krauciscoi, close her? September *?> at 'p.m. Mail*
lor ? . ?.? ,??.? upan, ne; sie,?.ii< ..,1 City of natal (fr.? 11
San Francisco), cimo h?e Sepir.niber'lt a;7 o. iu. Mails
for Anatrella, New-/-aUiid, Sniniwich, l'iji and s?.
moan Island?, per see? uslilo Aianiedalfroni Ben "rai
? ??<? ne .hi here ?cui e m ber ? 11. ut ? p. m. ? or on arriral at
New- ork of stestii?lii|i ?irr panic with ilriti?li malts tat
Anitra.li). Meli? lor the -ociotv latan ??, ???? ?hip
? topic Bird (fro n San Franeiaeoi, clos? tisrs Sent?iiii>er
"?? it t o. a?. Mails for Cuba, br rail to Tampa, l'i?..?i ?
thi'ii ?.. nr steamtr. via iv?y West, f:*.. claie al tan
ottico Ullr UtwhB
The schedule of (?using of Trans-Pacific malls Is ar
r.isg'l on ih ? presi.mi'tlii:i of th ir i.nlntei 1 ..pi. 1 nvetland
trausli to San Kr.un. 131.0 Mails 1 rom il.e Ijaat arri? ing un
time at Shu Franc ?coon the ..ay of sailing if otcan.c.? ore
dispatched then. 0 the sime dsy.
ifiNUYC pi:ar-oN ifHtmaster.
Post Office, New York. ?. Y Septa. 1887.
JJO?Kll ?0?G?3.
Ifepubllcan I'rimnry t lev.ions.
THE RElMIII.Ii'AN VOTERS
Enrolle.1 in the several Assembly lustrici? of the Cily am]
County of New-York will meet at the places hereinafter named
on Fill D.W. September ii. 1S.?.7. lor Hie ourpose of ell-cling
In each district delegates ani alternate? to the state'Con ren?
tlon, to bo held at Saratoga Springs, ou WEDNESDAY, Sep?
tember 14. IK87. at 1'2 o'clock, noon.
Tli? election ?hall be by ballot, the candidate? for the office*
to be titled to bo voteti tor on ? ?lnjrle ballot, printed on plain
v. hilo paper without matt, or indorsement 011 the outside
vilo 1 eh ? to distinguish II.
In the "sib Aaaembly District there ?hall bsnn Aasemblr
Distili t ( ooVeutiou lor lie election of Ihe ?lelea-itrs aud
alternates from that district. ?Inch <o vent .111 shall beheld
at lli.liiiiaiu.'? Hall. Courilundt-???., m-.-r . ."?nth si., on
satunlay eveulng. Sept ml.er 10, ?t S oVli.Ck, and ?ball
tie constituted as lollo???: . M Ward. -".1 .(?-legate?. 24th
War.l, 7 delegale?, ?.I Kintribringr 3 deletate?.
Tho place? dralgnated for holding the Primarie? are aa
follow?:
Ui Assembly District. No 117 Iiud?on-St
M Assembly District. -No. Itili Pearlat
3.1 Assembly ln-inct, Kooni Nc. '."J Cooper Ucloa,
? lb Assembly District. ?a -11 ?a?: ?.roadway.
Mil Assembly Distil? t. No. IM Went 01. lua ?t?
litli Aiscinbiy District, No. ?6 Alloruey-?t
7th A?sembly |il?iitcl. No ? ? I uion ?1.
hth Assembly District, No '.M'J tii*nd st
0ih As-oo bly I?.?tritt No IKJror? ?t.
loti? As.srm uy DUirict. No. -S AreuuoA.
Ulli Assembly I l?lncl. No. Llffl HroailWOjr.
l.'ih Aasembly District. No. 74'i ftth-?t
13th A??emb|y 1 l.?ln, I. MB Ml a?.?.
14? ? as.,? . 1.iv Di? 1 . t. No. 401 Fast l?tlr?t
??1?1 ??-iini.'v I'.sii , ?, No. 4.I.".'.ltd :iVo.
Dilli A?eeiiibly Ditti ut. No. 4J7 "d-nve.
Kill A?seiubly District. No, 341 West 47tn-*t
1 ?ih Assembly Dish n 1, No. 4 ls 3 lava
Unii A ?sen,1 y Distilo. Liiiceu'.? Uall.67th-?t?lTtonlevar4
'.'ui!. as.il.lv District. No. Lit East ???? ?t
-1st Assembly i/iainct No H l'.tet jjtli ?t
?-'?-'d Aasemblv District. 12'JH Sd-are.
- :.l Aaeemhlv District, II1 .?lelir.iu.it Hall.lli'lli st..* --M ?v?.
"4th ('-'3?IWrd, Uuhmau'a Hall, Curtlandt ave, near
a.s-mhlv > lfM>tll?t
DiTiriei }?ilh w*r'1? Atlienti-um nulldiug. Tremont
1 inci. l Kingabrldge, ? lark a Hotel, Klngabridge.
The ? nmbor of delegalo? to which each ditta let I? ? -uiitlod 1*
as follows:
1st A??eint.ly DUtrlct.3|ltlh A??erobly DUirict.S
'?.I A*seinbly lesin, ?.3 lStli A??enioly Di?trioi.?
3d .???esibir Di?lrict.4|l6th A??enibly DUtrict.4
4ib Asoeiuitly District.3 17th Assembly District.?
6th Asoonibly Instil, t.4|Htb Aiseoihly Dial riet.4
tllliA?? mbly District.4. Ibth Assembly District.tj
7th Assembly Di?inct.???.???? A?*iubly District.4
Sib Asaembly Dmtrl.it.?|JI?t Aweniblr Distri? I.?
Hill AMomblr Dientet.. .?|?.? Aaosiuby Diatrtcl.tf
lint. A??eiublr Dl?lnct.ft J3d A?somblr D..ulel.?
llih AuOHibly District.?*',84. V.,*r,a" ' o. u
Istth A-ocmbly Districi.4 .Uli Waid..>24tB.^?
l:itn Assembly Dlslrlrt .??Klug?bridge)
The poll? ?hall be kept open from S to 9 p. m., except that
Ik the I urn and J3d Aasemblr Districi?, from which re<|Ue*t?
have been re? e;vo.l a? urorld?! for in Ait.eleV of ihecon
?liun ion, tho polls shall open it II t, ?. ???? ci??.- at U p. m.
The inspectora ?hall ?a each ?listret prorlde two halini-bosco,
at mm m which tho role? aliali be received ??f sil roter? who??
?uniamo? beata ?Itli any letter of ibe alphabet from A to M
inclnslvo, aun at the other the vets? ef all thsase whose ?tir
nane? besia ? ?ils say letier of the alphabet irots ? to 7. Isr
olnalvo. By order ot the Kesublican County l'on.initi?e.
KUH U rtOor.rrssidaat.
BOL?N ?. SMITH.
t bairnan ef tho Kxeemuvs QMMJtotBas
WILLIAM ?. BELLA H V, I- --- -
?S, THOU AS 81 EARNS. f "****-?"??>
