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V?L XXXVI.N?-11,215.
NEW-YORK, F!?!DAY, MARCH 9, 1877.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
TUE NEW ADMINISTRATIV
CABINET FACTS AND RUMORS.
CONri?MAllON OF BECKKT-lKY SHKKMAN?MP. CO
LINU SflToOTS T11K KXKCL1IV K?THK ?)!*!'(
IIOX WEAKENING ? DKIUTK ON IHK CASK
SKNATt.R (?rtOVKR.
Pr,*si?l?iit Hiiyt-sV Cabinet nominations i
?well rcc.ived alik? by Republicans t\
Democrats, the opponents apparently hr\h?
iriitH'rit.v of either party. In the oppoaili
gtiiator Cameron is conspicuous and act.
gmt-tary Sliernrm was confirmed in Exeont1
|H_iOfl yist<i?i:iy. Me.-t.srs. Morir?n fr>
Alabama ami Grover from OlUgW were i
Biitt? I to s?.tt- in tlit* Senate feilt* soin? i
bate, in the ?our..?? of which Mr. Conkli
took ? derided stand in support of the l'n
d? nt in reiercmi' t-o his r?-p?irt?-?l Bout-M
policy. Mr. Kustis appears on tlie Meat fr?
Louisiana .is | claimant for the seat deni
to Mr. I'imhh.ick last year. The poUtk
p.!i1i?-*? in the Senate are nearly balanced, t
Republican?** hating a majority of onlv two
tl'c Ibinnciatic claimants from the South I
all beat? il. It is the declared i til icy of lea
intr Souillera l'tinociats to Mataia the Pre
deiit if any serious opposition to his policy
developed amoua; the BepuhMcM members.
THK SECRETARY OF THE TBEA8UST.
ir.NAToit sur.]man- coxrmaco n a hmox m
JOKITY??UTOSllHtX BY SKNATOIlS CA.Ml'l.i
AND TIICHMAX.
luv nausosuura to tub rois-rrol
YVas!II\i.t?>>, March ?.?When the Beuata m
In Executive sesataa this afternoon, BenatOt A
thony, chairman of the Ii, publican rnucii., is niul?
st'?x. to have notified tin* Senators that it was Te
?essential toproeeed to act opon the nomination
f?. ti.itni? Sht-ruian to the Sei ivt-uyship of th? Trou
ury, m onl. r thai the 8M0M commute? s of the tv
parties -Bight <-:>:u|il?-t<; the arrat.in-.iieiit of tl
Senate ConiiiiitttH:... If, Senator Aiitlmny sai
Senil'! Sherman was to be rejected for the Cabin
sinl nnciiu in the Senate, he would, of course, I
designate l M cliiiiri'iaii ?.f the Fil?ame Committe
which position be hasfsrinaaj year* held: bat,
he was to Im> coiii'irnifil at all, son
Other Senator should be appointed ehalRM
of that ?tiimnittee. Tin S.-?at.' seemed to sr/prec
ate the toree ?'f this statement? and there o Sa s re?
peu rai Indication <<f willingness to proceed wit
Mr.Shermon's enoo, bol little was sold as to t!i
stbei t'iii'iiu ; appointment.?. Mr. Cameron oi Peni
?jrraoia, however, <v< n under these circium-nan?*.'*
b represen ted so boring been opposed inaction ?mt h
Si nn.ci ease. It is not necessary to state what Mi
Cameron's opposition might hers been in the Execs
Mrs session In order to ase?rtelo his views. He ha
stated pobbcly to many persons that be should ns
ever, i?H'i'ii ??? In his power to defeat Senator Sltei
nan and the other Cobhiel nominations. He think
J'r. Bherman teofiposed to Dan Canteron's loteatioi
in the i ?lii.K-?. Be is opposed to President Hajos'
Cabinet and his entire policy, and will listen ton
coriijtit.'n.-..
Nott itbatandioi the opposition of Mr. Cameron
tin* Be*nate deeided t<> take op Mr. Bhermsn'a esst
Mr, Thomson opposed him on the ground, it ie al
leged, ii'at tie is .in" of those wh ?, ?fter the l'rcsi
th -mini election had been deeided, interestrd him
self in so arranging the re-u't as to defeat Mr. Til
?! i, who, Mr. Thurman insisted, bad amaiorityo
roteo, Mr. Tbnrrnan is siso represented ss borioi
rof und to Nir. Bbormsn'i m.oh in the Benote u|io?
the Looisloos situation after his return fromNevv
Orleans, and to have objeeted to him on the. groim?
oi t he senrJsoents eontoini .1 in that speech.
Whoa il*. ? v..!?? was take?; tlnre was at first in
0? mm vntiii", hut Senator Siii-rinan was ?mill*,
confirmed by S BSaaH majority. Tiurv WSM a fett
. log Uepobltean vote-,
s. natoi < ta?eron of Peonsyrranis seem.? to be tin
leader ol tbe Republican opposition to tbe confirma
Hon of President Hayes's Cabinet, He has spent i
portion of to-?';!; In adroitlyonggostinc to Demo
erotic Senators from the Bontb, and to bnt one at ;
tune, that tin y bore it it. tbeli power to defeai tbi
Pi iddents Csbinel nominations. Benotor Gorlaik
o? Arkansasvery promptl] replied thai i.i. lions op
position oros no! statesmanship, nor was it manly
ttiat as Bonator be would vole to eoi.lirm all tin
PitaJdunt's nominations witbont r-?,'?r.l to parties
Hwei ring only ooe qneetlon i "Is the nomin?>eoom
l??f. nt and ho ?' s{ V This will he the role ob ten -?-?i
by the Benstors from Texas, lennossre,Georgia, an?!
by Mr. Lnm.tr of Mississippi.
THE DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
fi .am:: invKUM,'.-: I'tisiriiis- t.'.?kn OS THE lie:
OK lili: Al'-UMsTUAlloX ? sl'li.. Ill S J)Y 8it,N
AT.!:s UOSTOt? \M> IlIAI-SK?Ml!. GUOVKU AI?
?11111)1 in A SCAT,
I BY TKI.)?.Kt I'll TO TUR TMMUI-kl
Waanixtai m, Maroh 8.?The sphinx of the Senate
has ??ti?, h. AU doobta about Mr.Conkling*! riews
and intentions were solred to-day by himself in s
?i."::ui'-ani extempore sptseeli. It was noniinallj on
theqnestiao of odmittiog Benotor ('rove:-, bol Its
nal purport waa s t^tMamendotioti of tl.-?- policy i:?
Bontb. announced in Presidr-nl Hayes's
h ? ?irai, a: il an altaih opOB Mi. BLaluo's ar??i?
? Ihal : be Senate hi bound i*? ;.. eepi Mr, K< liogg
a-:,i aaatarn ;' i ?Packard Gorornfl ml beeanot ii i p
j-t un ! l'n- EltK'toral Commii -
i* in the liOiiis?ina case. Mr. Conklhig held.
With his asool el? arm ss ami force ?if slat -
taent, I ere was n.-> analogy between tbe
poerets of the Commlaaion as to th?* <?!<?(
twos sod those of th* Benote in reference to
sperMi'i ilai?'inir a seat to that body. Tin* Connu:.
? os restrained by the Ceustitntioo in naiTow
hanodarlio, and conld nol ii?' beyond aeecrtsining
' no] declaration of the sctionol the State;'
hot the .*-? nut" was n"' li-nit.-l in its ?:?r*iiiri?*-, bul
hui fall pow< i i" looh into the eleetiom and qualifi
ss - of it. members. Themomoiitoos question
Was lob. ? ?iil.-ii ".vitii,.! even the foras of exomi
?c:.'ari giren toa thirty-dollar pension cane. In the
ssoraeofbis remarks Mr.ConkUng rof-errtd tobia
?M ii- ? bom the s note when the vote on tbi
L'.u s.a?a deciatoa of lin* Eleetonl Iribunal was
Mhos, and said he was out oftheeity atthetLme,
Tin- he did withoul nnv neottou of the storii?
?ll'-at on thai .-??i-asion, and of the hopeo tbe Lb m ?
Brats, in t :.- ? r eogerness to eateh at straws, bnill
?peo him. ib* n?. i-?-iy liroiivht ont tbe explanation
M s seal sad spporentlj aopremediated digreosioo,
t ? he was aiifasuiliaf with the proceed
1
Mr. Conkting wao hotooed to with the elooost at
?' a by sll the Bi noton, bul bj none so eorefully.
?SOJ M f. l?aiiie. who <ll?l not take liis .>.* txnn
In.'i as ..,.,. ai !,, g , . ?.|?,.t> the ll???r. AJtbOOCU the
soettcb waa evidently intendod as s d?fense of the
1 the ex-S;.i-:ik.*''s ?itt.-nl:, it con
1 ? . ... reference to anything Mr. Elaine sold yes
b-iiiay or the <'ay bel ?i?*, and garu him no oecasioii
In tin ropgrtas ai wbleh m$ is so skiltful. Tin bat
t ketweeo thsss two powochsl rivals wbleh the
?crovi.l, ,| i?.i??. ii,-- thOOgbt would ensue did n<>i
?-Msofan take plan*, ii tannrt. ftooj psosonl a?
pssraeeee, be ht?g i?,?i-t|Nii)?.l.
Mr. Mttrt,?:. r, ptfu i! I.i it !ly to Mr. Coaktlng not to
pnl hiniM if in an attitnd?- that looked like hostility
ta the new Boutbera pobey, fcuttaassorl -??hat h<*
deemed (oiistiiutt-d a prims facie Mas? upon Whieh
sciannaiit ,,f a M-at in th?* Bouatc should he admit
?V-d. Tlie SenaU: ?oiihl not u?sk wlnllur the nn ?u
htai of tin- I ngislaton wars all dolj olee tod. Ii
m.vle no?liffereiii?? how many men 1 lure were in a
fctut* < Uiiuiiii? tu Im* Qoiasnaf, St bow inimv Iwxli? s
?ahobag t-i l?e IsghSMataMS ; there was but one la\t
tul(Jovernur iu Louisiaua aud that was Mr. I'mk
srd, ?nd but one lawful Le?-islafiire .iml that fj
the Le trifdatnre which chose Mr. Ki-lh-gg.
Mr. I'lainc blunted the edge, of hi? attaelt on \
Evarts of yesterday by hariaf read a 1? tter fr?
Mr. Corbirt, which stated that Mr. Kvarh.di.1 noi i
dorse the letter from Mr. Matthews to Mr. H-isk?
to the extent implied by (inv. Chamberlain'? te
grain. The indorsement, aooordiag to Mr. Cnrbii
version, was a verv sensible and noii-eomiiiitt il <n
and e__uossod nothing more than s destn Cot aa an
cable settlement of t-lie South Carolina tronb
Mr. Illaine made a diversion in th?' ?lireetion of I/o
isiana, to which State, he said, a like proposition f
a iiepotiation had ?one in tin- hands of Major Hurl*;
He closed by realm,: a telograui froiu Mr. I'iiekar
asserting that hlsQuroruuwnt was roeogniaed ever
where outside of New-Orleans, except by the Nie
oils ofleaaa, save only in the live buliilozed parish?
All tlii? talk ?1-oui the Kill"?.'?.* < .i-. ?i:nl it t-'f
Mal more that followed was hung upon two r?*sol
Mono pending, to swear in Mr. Gro?os sod refer f.
lurostigatioa t?> the prop? r roniudttes the bulky p
titton of citizens of Oiciron, alleiring that he hail ol
taiin-d his election by bribery, and setting forth b
sides the known foeta of Ins eouaoetiao withtl
Cromu (raudo. On the assnrsnos of Mr. Bayai
that Mr. (in.ver would himself demand sninresi
Ration, Mr. Baigeut withdrew the last losolntiol
and the other t\ ?-. adopted without opposition. Tl
Sponsor Of Mr. Croata marched up to Ihe Vict-I'n
nlent'.s chair lo take the oath on the arm of M
Bogy, who waa his first and only ardent defend?
doling the debates on the Oregon case.
MB. CONKLINC'.s POSITION.
in: win. not OFFOOB tuk conkikmat?on* ov mi
F.VAUrs?l'AIMY DIVISONS IN M.W-VUHK ID 1!
IGXOKI.D ItV Till PBBOtDBSrr,
lltl TELt.iKAl II ill 7HL T1U!!CNK.|
Washington*, March 8.- Senator Conklini
speech to-day was oi'-y'.y interesting, on aeoounl i
the anxiety felt by badiiiK politicians In recan? t
the attitude he intends to take toward Pr?sider
Hayes's A-bniiiislraiioii. His disapiwintmcnl in ne
securing the nomination of Mr. Platt to the offlee ?'
i't.stm.i.stci-?ien? ral, and at not horlng been eon
suited ton? hing Hie selection of a New-York reprf
sentatire in the Cabinet, led some to suppose tha
la* won!'! p ?.- himself immediately in autagooisn
to Prcoldenl Heyes, Mr.Conkling is nndoobtedl'
wise enough to know that ?my opposition he migli
make to the eonliruiation o? Mr. Lvarts woold onl;
reset Sgollist himself; and while he would prefc
that almost any other prominent ?itizen of New
York should have been selected by President Ray?e
it is doubtful if he will think it best to make a fighl
against his ronflrmation.
Bhrewd politicians in diseuaaJng the policy whiel
President Iiaycs is likely to jturstie ?n regard 1?
New-York Si,i!t polities predict that he will entirelj
ignore all local divisions and jeeloui ies, and, whih
In-will not allow Benatol Coukling to control th.'
patronage of th?< state ??.s i:e has ?hm?* heretofore, ht
will not by bis appointments seek to de*
gradfl the s?*::ior Senator from New-York,
or to (letr?ct from Lis influenc*.*. In Othei
woids, President Hayes, whenever he has ?m
occasion to nn:ke sny ?hanges among the
New-York otBoo-boldero, will probably select
the best men iu the Republican party without
regard to their relations with the rival
ha iers of the partv in the State, lb? will not at?
tempt by the um- o? patronage to build up or poll
down any man's influence. It la sagaetonsly pre?
di i, ?,;,;,; Senator Con kling, being convinced thai
this is to be the policy of tbe Administration, will
noi unnecessarily place himself in antagonism to It.
HJS bop? of future iti?vaiico?vni and even his
chanco of being returned to th* B-f-mate two years
bonce, dep nds rcry Largely opon his being able to
rt-tai-i his fi lend- in office, and to demonstrate thai
'ii.*-ii.ii-,. -it -ropotent under Gen. Grant .??tUiuin
isiratiou?-has not boon entirely destroyed. Inac
?* mirdii hing tio.s he cannol afford toqnanel with the
Administration, or by any act of hostility to it to
i!.\ ,i- ic. uppoi ilion.
THE ATTORNEY-OENERAL.
jet?..!: in,::-- iir.-r BCOQESTtn BT vn:i:-r*ti:fti
l>;..\'? iv.iki! ?ii?vo OPPOSITIOB KXPCCTBU.
* |li) rsUMBSra )) un. XB?B1 IBB.]
Washikui ?x, March B. -VI re-President Wheel.*r
i?: er, ?iteii With h.iviill.' ill -? SOggOBtcd tile appoint
ment of Judge Derens to a Cabinet posltion'j but
after his name had been snggested the nomination
waa warmly spprnred by both Messrs Dowesand
H -. The : pp lintmoui of Mr. Derens, though noi
made In deference to the wishes of the
machine politicians of New-England, will probably
provoke less opposition than would have been
???i edbytbe selection of almost any other man
I ? ? ?i \ 11 h the reform element, Dia position on
bench hascnabled him to keep aloof from the
part] <,.. -ii > iu Ma wachn u rt?, and to avoid <>?i'. nd
ingsnyof the leaders in them. At the same time,
his ability and high character bare been so y ncrally
recognized, that hi. name has been connected with
almost ?".'i ry prominent office in thogiftof tbeBtate,
H ?s failur? to be identified with the active politics
of the State has be? n rejuntar], sud it i* und? ? ?d
tlis! be is not anxious eren tor the place to which he
i- now elevated. He will undoubtedly !>?? eonfirmed
*.\ ?tli i.i oppositi in.
THE BALANCE OF POWEH.
till; l.TK lil.I' t\ MtJii?IIV -M.W OM.Y HVi: AMI
LIKELY TO UM TO TWO.
[BT TI I ??'?IIAI-il Tu '?H? TI?.'.lNk.]
?tVashinoto: . March 6.?The Republican msjority
ba the Senate is cul down to rery ilendei propor
; lo , *. There at present 88 Bepubliean Benators, 33
Deaiocraiic Senator?, and 1 Independent - Judge
i?:- i?. Tbiadoes not Include Mr. Bbermao, who by
i?. confirmation to-day eeaoes to be a member of
|y, Th. election of his successor will Increase
-, '? .. ? . ?i: strength to :>".'. There sre three
vacanci? b?two froiu Louisiana and one (rom South
Carolina? Bhonld the Democrats succeed in putting
(Jicir men in these place? the Bepubliean majority
?a _idl This is the lowest possible h\guK
.o ,-. hieb it i .?'. ??11 dnriug the presenl Congress, nn
. ttli .i?. . ii-i-i.*:*?. : aiitl it i aittit.i riae beyond
B if all tho v. ampies are filled by Republicans. .\;
n...-,., the U inocrats rosne rery near having s
majority, ovin,; to the absence >>f .? ot their
. p., , ?iti... Mr. Cameron of Wisconsin i- ill,
Mr. Ferry Is away on account of
t?u* ?-ii-i.-i.-4- 11 his brother, end Mr. Edmondi has
!, , ?i c i lioed to bis house for several days. The
effect of the nearly erenbalanee now existing br?
ibe two politieol partie? in tbe Senate will
i, |,,:. | n :.ii, everybodyio his seal during the
consideration ol iwlitical questioas. Benator Mor?
gan of Alsbama got lus sooi lo-ilay. in spite ol an
bonr's spooch read bj Mr. Bpcneer from printed
slips, sud ol a v.-ry -rigorous prosentotion by Mr.
Morton of the facts brought out by the investiga*
tiou concerning the way Alabama was earried by
tbe Dei.o. tais m 1875. Mr. Morton did not appear
deoiroos ??! nakina a fi-i-'.?i against Mr. Morgan*!
admission, but he did not wool la lei the oeeasion
*,:.?.- -,-iihoiit snowing boo tbe Bepubliean parti
in Alabama Wat choatod and inl i'ti.ilatt d into .1
htipeless minority. With the admission af Mr.
|| h ?an, the Daaoorotic claimants are all in except
?? a. M. ('. Batter oi Bootii Carolina.
SATISFACTION IN THE BOUTR.
THK Ari'iiIM*." *T OO Ml!. KB. III) sth.lli I 01
8KNBBA- ? iiM.KAK i.Aii()N~A IH--OI.I :io\ OP
PARTI 'I***1
|n Tl I Kl. I! A CM TO TIIK 11(1111 '-I' I
WisniNcTdN. March 8.?Poatnsaster <:-. ral Key
i.as ieeeivi-,1 ?i groo! number ??i letton a <i <l;s
potohcs lioin In- ? .-Confide) aU* BSMieiotoS and
Meads in Iks Buuth. 'lim.iall bsootnoStie i ?
?plrft, ssrristeg htm toaoeopt,oBd prabing ?
dmiJlaycs in the hi-sUcnl terina 1STSSlSCtlOg B i?,
r?w>nf..livf> f'on fe ?lera ?i? soldier for hi? CnMnstt, A
meniln-i* of the Teiinessre L.-gislalure writes tha*
only one man in it in opposed toon BOOBptaOOBhjf
Mr. Key, and he only because he fi-nis that it ?.?ill
binlil upan \(liiiinistration party there vvhieh will
sweep the State, Another Tennt-asrean writes tlnit
b?* now Iuiicvch President Haye,? a better man than
Mr. Tilden, and that the country is better otT fur
having hi?I l're-.iiletit. A minit.ter writes thnt ho
ha-? in preparation a bbybbbu -post tha anhjoet, in?
?vlin-li he will iiohl up President BbJW aa a Ciris
tian geiitleiiian, worthy nf the esteem and confi?
dence nf the South..m Baopla, Indeed, it is evident
(?at ilie ii|i|.,iiiiiiiieiit ol Mr. Key, anil the liberal
COUi?iC- of the rresifietit tovvanl tin- South, are t-..?rk
buj a ri volution down there; and it may MB?M in
biiilditi-.' up an Administration party in Whieb the
lluiilier Detni-ocrats will he left mit on saw sida ami
the eai-pet-baaj BStMaiocaoa the other.
Till: PBESIDEBT AMD IMS PARTY.
IHK ni'i-.'sni.t?.- wr.AKLMXG?mil iiitiMis OOfJBBfl
>f>! (.iiMiitAi.i.Y IITB?TBB flfftlBa? ?)F THE
DKMdCllATS.
I ItV T.M.ErillAI'H TO THK THini'NP.I
Wash i m; n i\, March H.?There is an obvious
weaken! i t? in the lu publicm opposilton to Presi?
dent Hayes, The almost unan?mous BpprOYa] of
the prineipnl Mwananern of the country baa bad its
effect. Beaidea the sober second il;.- : -lit of many
Beoaton who were luickliuK on Unir ariuiir ???i .1
tilt with the Administration two days nyo has con?
vinced tbi'iii that they have no clear ?anse for a
?lu?n*? 1, and that any demonstratioii on their pal.
at this time will ?nit tin 111 in the attitude of ?utm ii
ini{ the l'ie-ident o? their ?-hoicc becBBBa he pro
poaea to be Imitent sbbbbbIi In pu! m attend the princl
pics of his letter of ?ic.'cplarire, win li they lau.i. 1
ho highly in tin- can vans. Altlioiich there an-Home
who approve tbeapiritotMr, Blnin? ft demoBsUBtion,
the -?'eiieial o|>iiiion is that it was rail iiml pre?
mature. Among the Det-aocrata then- appears lo be
a marked variance of opinion aa to a bat entuno the?
should take in reference to coiilirinatioiis and other
mau. is a li'ti the Bepnbheana diaagree. Bcane ad?
v?cale a poUey of strict Bon-interrention, while
others? Including, it M said, thu two great party
leadi 1? in the Senate, Bayard ?cd Thurmnn?- in Here
it to be their iliity to uphold the Preaidenl in all li>
efforta toward inrnroTiBg lln* cotnlitinii af the
South, ami to join with the 'conservative RspabH
caiis against thoBadieala,
ANOTBEB LOUISIANA CLAIMANT.
MB, EU8T18 Al'li;il.s ami claims 1111: BBAT DBBBKD
I ) MR. I'l.tClIHACK.
Inv Tina r.itAiii to ran mini Npi.1
WAanutOTOB, March 8.?Mr. Eustis, who was
elected by tbe Lesjialatare ol Lot?aiaua chosen in
1874, aiid organized in accordance with tin- Wheeler
ciimiiroi-ii- ?. appeared In Waabingt?a to-day with
Ilia crc?l(!iii.ii.?, and tin y wen I. it rr? d to th. th Bat I
Committee on PriTttegea a*nl inactiona, Mr. Bnatia
was chosen, it maybe rcun-ruht-reri, by the Lefis
laluit- which w;is llie out uro-vt li of tin- Win ehr
compromise, but while Pincbback's case waariend*
lag m the Benate, In- made no coiiiist against
him. Now that Mr. Pincbbaek'a ease has been
diapoaod of Mr. Enatnt elaitaa thai his right
to the scat is nu?*rnestioned. lln- decision
of the Senate that Mr. Ptnehbaek waa not legally
elected ia in effect a declaration that a racnnej c_?
latedattbe lime Mr. Bnatia was ele?tted ; and,as
1 no question abont.tbe legal constitntion of
Ihe body which roted for him, beholds thenoaght
to be no question about his admission to a seal in
the Senate, If the Senate eould aeoept tiii? theory
It might possibly asaist in tbe aolntion of iho co.i
,llii ting ?uitl perplexing Louisiana question,
THE CABINET NOMINATIONS.
th;; PBB8IDiaei not i?t-1*.isi:i? lo yiixd to oito
sithi.v.
[c.r.Miiui. raass i.i.-i'.iT. n.|
Wa-htjcoton, Mardi 8^-Thew was 1 04>n
ferenee li I Uliraryal Ike Executive Manskm between
the PreattJent and Meeara. Bvsrts, Behars, and Devras,
to-day, tli, list ??i'-i?iii.. il having arrived aere tl.:.
tin 1. .ii.*. MottaiDB deflatte as ye! lin?* been ?aid
regnrdlng ii'.- rxmsnltation. li apftean to bavebet-11
.-i very scrnnia one, ami Intimations arc not want
lag to the ? r, ei t: !?: the visltora were destrona of re
liev.n:: in E-tcsideul fi .in BBj eatiurrasarnent, tfsnefa
?.a?! li..;..?. ii. ?!. Iiv reason of tin 11 selection Bl bu CsbiQi t
sdviscra, but n i? also will anderstood that tbe Presi?
dent is it ti ri'ii?. .i in regard to tin' pon. j in- baa bbbi tu 'i
oiit imtii. .'.iv.vii,: i.. 1 ... .nu-: app datai?. ; - and alsii
in n in. ?in io civusarvtee reform aud Bpousouthern
in.? ':??.' .r. i?. rally.
Humor? ?vitre circulated to-day. and estu il bo little
e* ,,' ,::.'!,I. l.,ll ll. .>| ' | '. -it l"!l i! V i |. ! |ii,! ?? ?liiiii'.-t Ml'.
Brin iiv :., :., i-tary ol lbs lo'rrlorwa so strong aa t?i
loducti Un-1". -l'eut to 1 .mi. Tnpl.it?. b \. ithdrawal .?1 the
nu.inn..ti?.;:. ? >? :... ii..?i- ; Ii ? i-reui '.? . gsrillug tin
tnitt ol Hi- -. ;? i-.'i' . Tueassn n.'\.-n at tl:
YVi'it.- Hou ?? l liai auch ras not tin fart; but lulltimt?
friend of Ih?? l*T?slilent, invsumabl? lu fueim-il shout lits
i- ?Ions upon the ?aldeet of n wlfbdrawal ol suv of !!??
Domination ? nt t" !..?? B?-nstey?*sterday, nr. :.v. r.-<- to
i\;,|. --i:, , .'.in o|.i':!(?n Wbteb c:t-:-i. - v.'.'li It till' 1
t..in iiml t'l.- n..:iii,:.iiiii-i oi llr.Schon oi an.?
person would itanil bfii?dsI an tiuiioalliou so strong a?
to create a 8>ad lo f between un President aud Un
.*-. nut?.
Mr. t-ilir.-^ was .".i Ihe Eaeeutl-re Mansion early thla
ev.-?ii'-i. ?. :.l v ..-in . iiMtltiiii.iti wlili the Pn lileut fiH
Mine time. J'l . \--;t WB .i ol .. -.iiiil tin.n ...' :.:.
oflli-lal .?!? n :i.-i..'. Tiic ?-? l?'.ii.: i- Is given lute t<
I bat tbe Fr?si?leut has b>i klca w bait ver of u_?king
. i: n ir ii. the ii-t ol Bonunattona seat t.. r. ? .* .n, .,- j. ?
terday.
-?
I : ? riVITIEa AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
oiiitiAi. ni i il l'Un'?' TO i in: on :. i ii- o? t??i
ABMY, N..YV, AND MMI'S!. COBPS,
Wa-iii i'gtok, March 8.?Pnaiileni Hoye* to
n-.iit.iii Isllj received tl." oititt i-s o? Ihe Anay, Xavy,
and Marine Oorrar? 'in. eTen* was one of taeaaael ??rii
Hani tii.it has ever an) aat? -\ the i paeioBs parlors ol the
Execatlvi Maoidou. The Interior of !';, !?... i.,..
t,i.i."i'M.. :,My illuinlnatad, ami tli- i'.ii-.-.Uiu- anlforaii
worntiytbi r-epreaentatlvr-aol these dlBV-rinl branebi
of the Oovcninient servir*, eoasbiBed tvith the rich and
ri -: '. adeul i.iii.'i- ol ti.?' i '..'tic.- \. im :.. : f iipanled them,
made a ; i ibtc ;!??:t was a sitare? <.f greal admiration.
The Pie. ii'..-i! and Mrs. iluten were ristliinedlt. tbe
Mill- pull? l. lli< :i|.iittn.( ?il?- vinTe ?ul nlliii.il n.-.-pt! n ?
?Hi' In lii, an,i llie i.i??-1? lollOWCd the BSUSl routine Ol
passlog l?rotufh, p-*j lug their respeet, ?.?ul i, pairtu/; to
tin Bast Boom for ?i promenade,
Beariy every ofBeei of tin- army and navy and Butrtnc
corps statloui.l i-[ this aity,and m..,.y otliera, ??, ,-i
presen!. Oeu, BhcruuMi beaded tbe army, Admit
Porter was Uie pi urinal represeutatlve ol tbenavy.ai i
th.- mariai .-..ii.- was ?n?-<??-1?.. in i ,.?. u \ w. otL
Tin- asnal routlm obarrvable on sueh oeca -
.- -ii-'l oui. A-ii. Un- distingu? '..M iliiii-i
ptvaenl lu arbiitlouto in.... airead? mentiourd, -.'?;<
i.ii...:? Vsu Vliet, P.. WiUbtros, Tom n_d, PHhaise,
Wlilpple, V?i'.*!'. ?ml mu.iv others, llie uiaiority ol
vii.i.ni an ?tla?limcd hem repn-ieuiins tin Militan*;
Vi,' vi,.n i1 Kuwau, Beat Idmiral a my, Ooinuiodor?-?
Amtuou, >n. oreed, I i'i. ?...n, ..mi 50vlliersbelougiiM
!?> n. R? ors NicbolaiHi and Hiaci anil ('?i>c.
William? of ill" M(((iu< i ?i,..?, ?m.I tin- 1...-i ?...mu lull ,i
. ? - ? ' lu':, i and !?'-???' i raus i. th? - rvn-..
in,- i.ni'-n.i lasted iinlil near,? 1" , ,.It, and WW
III.11 k.'.l ... oBe "? ?n.' Ulli it ?!.'?? i i-'ii- :il! M ? I : lia ? lia '..?'
it; ?vhieii im- arts i nllvene i tu. Walle Uwaae. Uea.
Sn-kli'. \t ?<? ::l-.i atio'i'tl!." fc-iieHt?.
I? r Utgolar ttpoct ??> ????. U? Proet 'in.,.- .??< s, on I I'jge. )
CBIMEfl AlfD ( "i-l'Al.'i li:?- BY ? Ill li?p.AI'II.
Mtifi. ('?ii m?. l'liiti., v.ii.li s. ihe eas ol
- *..?.' ? ul Ih? ,- ivleied Mo i. lirm, I...inn.
I? .Il t.; I. ? . I<> I In- ?-..; l>- ... ( nil I 1. In- v :ib ml ,.\, , i! ,! lu i? 11 .
l.M ift.i: i.. ?I?l., March 8.?Dr. Baek ter Jones, a
Well-kUOWB |?lr,'?l,'.:in "I I!,- rill. ,'.,:,,.ml I u ,?,,:<? this
n,,.. in . ... . ;? . Ui? ll.rosl ?ru ? i, . i, .. ? , ., j t,.
iii.l In , ,i -i'li'r it tflr - i'. .-t il., ,-? |.i ?i-ti -i ink, Im I ri
III!, ad :,. r..ii.iini,if ..i ttuiltl :, ia,-!.
|)i iii-.v j.isi.Vr.. .Match 8.?After an alter, ?itif-n
?I I'.u. ...i. i':.?..r .,( Qut-tiec, y,-t?i,..,. brlWi i two
?i.. - : .... i.,.- Uf l.'.rtn r. ...ii.i?i ?, li.- . i, i-.- ami
?: i- :ii.i ?i-ti .. v. nulo.-., ia ailt autiBtUu? bias.
I : 111 . . : : I 111 J ..I .?I Bl l?r -
ii-. Mon'li B.-?Willimii F. 8;?*nahiiiaa. ?i
,.e t .tu i.i? L.'.ti , . ? il tin in.-ii-.: ? ?hll. In tl.?
arlisTkl In :.????.I-, .1...-.w_ r. ? .u.l. Tin- .i.?i InhIv af in?
- ? u r?-i.I, was ?."m r t." ?.... ;?.,,: ti, i .-?.t ?u.t
bud) I ? .? '.i.n... t . m 1111... ? ? a . ..,, .... -1.......n
o .. lull!.? i ti o'i n > n. n ; aa . f" .,., un'.!., i? i.f
li, ..i : . t; ? il asreral tmgm, ?,u<i ??- iiiunk-?iim iiu
lui.. I aii ..;.. . l.i.it.
Wa-n,-i.i \, M.iili*?. -Two foana whits asa,
nui.?-.'-'.'. * .':??'< u B orsn .i William y.^bobsv wsrslast
..?n m. s ?v--.ini:. ?: i<< i .m iiri;r.*t? in tinij; | grsaaSa, whs
? :,,? ? - < ?n.., i af las ?'?I.11..1 pulo e i i.ii'..?.
t: <? l ,;:ti:: n. ?:, lytug ,n. tin Irrrn. i- ul,..-.. il.r i.?!i runni. In
i ti . . i.rrtii.ri in Ihr c??.:i.il. M' .ri- ral
?:,??? n t i? i.ruitv! ?pi'itioiiU? liy n?l .?...-.?, aUMU Un Brad
.i. <-...- .<iii|i.ui<i witii i.ijlii,i .n.| ?aaMa t.. ?m.'
muju. t?i lli kfi.?y.
FATAL PANIC IN A CHUBC?.
a scrNi: of t?;i?kor and death.
tsTfsvt pnaom nun in the cuenca ?>f i
H-iSCM XAVIKK?a woman's IIYSTKRICAI, 1
LK?I)H TO Till' PANIC?I>KTAII.S Or* THE CATt
TRopiiK?nix noniKs iDKNTiKirn.
Bereu lives were lost by a panic in the Roni
Catholic Church of St. Kraii'-is Xavier in tilia ei
last r venin?.. The hysteiieal swoon in?? of a worn
in the congregation eausod a rush from the wi-ste
gallery doWB the narrow stairway, nml six worn
suet quo hey were trampled to .hath or mflboeti
The bodice of tivetif the women and the boy ha
BOOB ?<li-ntilled.
DETAILA OP ni:: calamity.
It befog " women's week" in Lent, St. Fran?
Xavi.r'-Church ha? been tilled ?,n each erooiog
theweeh With aBdioncesOl women and small eh
?lien who could not be left at home by their mot
erii. Last night the building wa? crowded aa SOU!
and large Bomberaotf the women present oeeupi
the two side galleries, extondlog the ?-utire long
of the church. Suibi, nly, a litt it- before T o'clock,
woman sitting in ihe western gallery was aten ki
with hysteric:? and le came frantic, sen amiiiir ;
lln lojtof h. r vt.iii ami throwing her arms wild]
a'oout her. Intense excitement w ??s at SMS cans?
| in the great congregation, and many of the worn?
imagining that the building wss ??i lire began !
rush for the stttircaM leading hato the street. TI
l?ri. s's strove to goiel them, and succeeded in SO f:
?lisfx-llini* th.? feaiS of a tuajuiity thai they remain.
standing until a blessing was pronounced. lull
west, in gallery, however, biib-Iish of women hu
their s?*lf-eo:itrol, tod pressed madly toward tl:
place ?.f exit, a narrow, slightly winding siancasi
consenting at the bottom with an outside door <
the church, and also With an inner ?loor opening O
the main hall. Near the bottom of the staiiea
thers is an angle, and two hurga wome
oaming together at this point eausod a tempwar
cheek in the borrying throng, They were ii-uned
ately rirossed ai.'.-iin-t and thrown down by the wi
men behind them, who, being unable to check the!
piOgieOS, were forced to trample on their falle
sisters in their haste to escape, or wt re m turn pro
tinted. In a moment the moviiig throng on th
Borrow itaireaoe was blocked by a heap of prostrst
women ?h<> soogbl in ruin to regain their footing
Wild with terror the wornou imprisoned on th
stairoaaa made despairing efforts to move forward
and toon the place resounded with erics ei sgori*
from those who grow trodden ander foot at the has
nt the staircase. Tin* psnietheo become eo geners
that nothing could stop the rash down the stairs
and soon tin* shrieks of pain wen* hnsbed by tin
death ?>f the victims who were crashed am
smothered.
Fearing that the building might hare taken fire
the priests sent word to Engine-bouse No, 14, am
Cant. .Me!'abe. in coiii??atid, al once went to Six
(fi-nth-st. with an engine and a coinpinv of men
Dreodmgthal the tumult might be thus Lucres ??<!
In* stopped the engine near i'lttu-av.-., and with i
sinf;l? aid hurried to the church, from which i
stream of people waa foot pouring, He then user!
every endeorot to make the people retreat from tin
church and the neighborhood, being assisted by p..
lie. men who came hastening to th.* si??i?. The foro
thought <?f ('apt. MeCsbe probably prorented t
rery nraeh greater disaetet bom takiog place, foi
had tin- engine been allowed io dash up to the dooi
of the church, alarming siill more the frightene?
women, a much largar loss < f life most bove ensued
As soon as tin- poiice eould clear a spat ?? in bout ol
the eborch tbe work of remorlng thebodiei ?fth?
unfortunate woman vas begun, one afteranothn
the corpses were taken up a:..! conreyed lomeol
tiiein to No. *t 1 Bixteenth-st, ??ml others to the ?tab!?
of Joseph o'C*-niicr at No. 02. Thenrmosi cxertiom
oi ; in-police wen- then needed to keep the hodiei
from being pleased opon by crowds ol
snxions people who sought to get a glimpw
of the dead fa-.s. People who hail reto
tires in the church during the servir?,
hearing of the disaster, ran to luxtcentli-ot. ami
??;._?> r!y ii.'piii-ed of evi-ry ?me whom they met eon
corning the fate of their friends. At the livery
stable one girl of 10 rears was recognised ???Mary
CsseyofNo. 188 ELfhth-oro. On the arrival of the
ambulances, which wi re si unce telegraphed tor, tbe
bodies wen remored to the Twenty-ninth Precinct
sta!ion-hoi: .-, and it wss then diseorered thai sen n
pewonii six womou and a little boy about 4 yean
old?bad been killed. Bofsraacould be ascertained
no one els.' had bcCB m rioti-ly ilijilt.-d. Ranged
in a row o? the Hoof of th- rtatioo-bouse, the bodice
nf the rictims did not show man j ?igns of mutila?
tion, or even ol ??? lifu* braises, aid it wSs the belief
of many physicians who were ealled m that they
died from the efleete of soffoeation and fright.
Time of the women were beyond Middle age, and
their feot?n - looked ghastly and repulsiri In death.
Tbc little boy had a small markonhis forehead,
tvblch showed that he had been itrueh by some
-, a tbe heel ???t a shoe; but his foco and that <>f
thedead girl, lion Casey, wore calm and sweet in
? pi. ?..?i, as if tbey 1, id lately fall u asleep.
Crowds of aavi'.us " *o|tle oon came to the sta
tion-bouseand eager.) clamored for admittance,
Many were wringing their bands and calling the
names of relatives and friends whom they feared
hadperished. Wi:?n th-aoe nnbaopy people were
admitted in small groups into tbe eta
tion-1'.onee s most heart-rending scene was
portrayed. Th .. passed tremblingly ?long the line
of j r.i.n.tti- b .dit.-. can r',\ icaniii ig Ib? taces hef ire
them. When i foee wss reeogiiizeil s cryof pain
arise, sud then th?* whole room was Oiled w ; 111 *ob
bingsof sympothy or mourning. ?Among the num?
ber of those who c:ll' i al the stathm-boui wa
Micha?! Sullivan of No. 88 Ninth-ore. Scanning
tin* faces oi the dead f"r a toons nl h:s
eye fell on the little boy, and ho ottered at once a
df-p.iinng cry which went to the hearts of all
ores nt. Boon be reeogoia <( smong tbe other
corns- - that "i his wife, and he f? il OU the floor
sod wool and moaned like o child. Shortly sfter
?Aai.i a women kneeled on the door by tbe
?ido of another corpse, and broke into hysterical
, ries of "My sister I Oh, nv sister l"
Tin police were oblig? ?I to escinde from the loom
all who failed tu Identify say of tbe bodies. Many
turned away from tbe lifeleos form- and w? m .ut
with looks ..: i m en* i* relief. Coroner Flanagan boob
arrired at tbe ?Wat-too-Jiotts-, ood ?fter o brief sur?
vey of the bodies signed permito to hare them re
moved by friends a.^ soon as they could be recog?
nised.
THE K'l!.I.!'U AM? WODXDEDl
Ml ll'.liit- Hi- iit.s./.i l> AM? RB-IOVBt) li? IUBI8
HOMBO?UNS W..MAN I'Mll ? 'ot.SI/.Y.ti?VI I \ rBW
pBBSOMS . KltlOl '-l.v I*,.U ?.in.
Tin following li t - abraces tbe imams of ?ill those
killed ex? i pi one Boknown woman whose bodjr had
win* resoored to the Morgue, The wounded were
notssoni Uionmber, aad none ol those burl were
ssriooolr injui??!. All were reoMsrod i<< then haenoa.
i Arn, Mari \ yemng gtti, it yoara ?>f no?. Bei
lutin i i> -till in ItvlBOtl, linl -I"- WOt I;. im.* villi
h.r ainil. Mr?, L.-.i'.s, in Ki-.'lil'. ai.-., I?.*t?.eti
N ie 1.1 it'.n ?in! I v. i.t .-Hi -?-- Met -si-ti-r lia.l bel
|, , h nltii.tet li- UM ilBOBB ?if it.r n;,? :e, 1'cier
II | ..,,?. Ni .-j_'!i Wool Ki-llt? l-lllI.-.--I. Ml M.t,M!l
Btat? J "ni lus o?vn I til? Irl was there aatl very
li?..r Tin-p.it.* ?'m'? ''?? I' Sk hrgSB. Me a?, ill.. ,1
l.ei m* ?,|?e lo He- ?Ulli ?' Ul? ??" '""?I "fii??' 1 '" i,., -
\.*?| m*,, ii, ,-.-.- ..t It!?*, ?lilfl. pn-.elit?-il liel
t..-a j ?alas ll rook
r?ii,ii:?s, HniMl Re. 90- Weal Twi n j-nitli ?t., uns
li.e H I. ot V. illllilli ? nnj/lilan, nul t l.alll l tllur. -Ile
t? .?!.,. ni lu l-ui.ii ? .itititi, II. lai..!, and aun t?.
Ui - Buoali) sooul > kgal . ? . - ? Jat-t ft uutih
lim. ol? o! tbe "Us u ,,.i. ?n. Iii i!.t au, r *!i? it lue
r. i-'.-nr rant; II.e Ul', ? n !!? a! I' o ni..; .vas ?>
) ai- -.*..?.. I !'?.l II? perfect litailt. ?li. ?.-i,- (u
the- M??i?|nn st 7:110 ovioc1!, unHtteniled hv
berfaaslly, Bs bad bean to tbe Thirteenth
Istaiii.iiliiiu??' and r. ?eogala? ?1 lier, lie had
qui'iitiy gone forhis ssjed rather.and Ins ra
waa i?r. acal when lie led bun to lbs aMe of Uat
Ii i? difficult to deaenbs the slMtdataly i
rltiir.-.ti i "of tin" rc?-o.-tntlon. Tin? limn wai
6o?pos-ihiv to rears af aaa tsebts,
the reporter could not tint think I
niini'i'd. When llie old insu MU
jnanimatS f.,nn of ni.? wife In-. mi!, on In? l?i:
aer feit. Bot it glanos lu his syss betray?
lecoifnitlf.il. Not a tear In his eyes l> Initi?
ativ, ton. Not ?i tni.v .-ni.-iit of ?my Bsnsch
!?.; ?i.ti-i! nn.t rtiioii.in. Re knelt ah bat
iinmoliiti of countenance Imt lint Indifferent t
surr, -indines, for seetog that bor dlsarraaaad
exj.... -1 tier frei mitl a por-loli .?f BBS i.- :-, 88
forward s d drew her dress down so as pal
ron.".":., ?.eili. The aiapUetty und delicacy i
aettos tiiiiic bum?? cnii .u? hearts tmn away.
without iiniyitu.nl, of araseis, without dro
of i, BT, ?lit" old min. aiadeth? ?i^u ol the cross
hi.? in-. ,i-(. tin u clasp? d h!a bantis above, u 11
brea -;, and prayed all? utly for fully two miau
("ii.-tit. ?wed crowd talking upon him with ml
feeling? of resi??-ct aud en... iou. Then ?riiiu*. Tt
t?. I'..< ?um i?Kiiti.t in ?tature. i?:?n> lo to
woman at be irt?approach ?I luin and louche
dosed .ii insB on Um s asm hier, lie last
ci,.-, .i i,? prayer, made aguiu the .'.?i,*n of the .
anil rose Iloin nis knee?. An lie did ?"(', aid Bl
answer to some wortis "f oonaotatloa ?rhlcb
n.in waaevidi otlj blubbering out to hiiu, be
" When shall I see bat acata !" Brennau ans?
Instantly, '-she ??in be noun ?hen yon ara th
i lie >'l,t man tmil te k?s. bis !i ind, bot Brenui
si. ii it, and ,?"i b?a t., ti..- door, where Li? bou
Liai iu chars; and led blm away.
|*0a_aa, Awb.?At :*?'<?. ill W? t Niiietecnfb--t., where
Forties resided aa eooh, the family aras i?y ao n;
certain that tin bodj fount \,a? that ?if th.i
servaut. "Belter wall until BMrainaV ssni
ladv of the bouse, "and then we will be sole li
ii.t i." ?? I understand that Ana la w<ioutl?*?i
with her tutet," salda jroaasj lady. li.yoin
fact that Ann Porbea was si the MBatsa iitnia
nothing coinii in- sseeartatae??
MaawaBaov, a?au. mue Aft, singlo, at Bo. 4M B ..
ave., was In tbe western or BtxttHive. ?nie ol
gallery wii. n rhc ??l.-rm was gl\ en, and being
the stairs, started toward tbem, bnt was knot
down and tr? milled to death. A neighbor wi
her : :<t<. Mrs. Mary Br.'xty, who tried t<? pe? i
her to remata quiet, but to no ciT.? :. Mi.-* Ma
sou ?.vas ?i poor woman, ludustrloiis and lutettig
and li?. -I With lier brother Jos?.ph ?.ad In C I
BMOarr, wlw Is heartbroken *tth grief. Shea
(lii'Miiiia'Ker by trade, and tras a refUlai aticm
ui ttii'iiiuiib.
??I'kmt.i?, Ans und Micii.ir.i.. innthcr and loa.
?Hither ?vit?. Bgod ui. and lived at Bo, BB Ninth
Baa was crushed anil trampled to death at tbe
of the stairs, and earried on ?i stretcher to the X
tie ?h Street Station, where aha wo recognize?!
lie: i.iii,.:i:i!, Peter Bpencei. a baker ??i ninth-?
uni *-i\tf ( ?ih-i-i. lier e'othlog ?va? torn :
shreds,and nun shoes wrench??! Iront her t
At her ?ice tn nie stattoa lay her little boy.Micl
Bra iicer. age 8, who bail i?i?;'i-d ala motcer
"take him to ( uarch " with bei at balf-past T.w
she left in.io.-. 'i in- mother reluctantly cossen
Tin- child ?.t? tha iir-i. i.i stumble ou tas itsir?
and to Uni? cause the crush at tbe narrow tan
place, a bleb pi. i-lpitai -l tbe disaster.
L.M.Niivv.N Woman-aged abonl 28 to M reara.?The a
persons who called at a late hour attheTww
ninth Precinct Station to Identify tlii?! uii!.:?<i
body, were a yonag maa ?ml woman, who sai
woman was mUsiug from tuehoius In which tl
lived. Alnr a i ir-iitl examination they deeld
bowever, that Bite ???( not the tuissiug pen
Almut midnight the ii.i.ly was taken to
Morgue. Tiio followlnK description may
her fill ml.?! in Identifying the bn:
si.c bad dark Batr nu't a healthy otiniplexl
wore a plata stupid red end white cal
waiat, ?i Mu k socque trtiiuned In t>i
beads, and a block oversKlrt. Bh ? wore nil
Bide buttons, and a black and white plaid aba's I.
plain locket was bengias ii m bor neck fa tet
byansnow piece ol velvet braid. Tbobody?
apparently that of a servant girl, abont 25 to
years o? age, and weighing 180 to 129 pintada.
CTATEMEOT8 OF TUB PME8T8 AXDOTI1KI
The i:> v. I). Menrtck, rector af the Bt Ifas-ela Xav
Cbnraki and head ef lbs 28 prisais attached to tl
chun-li, made the following statement to arepo t'i
'I'm. Ti.ii.t-r. ???st evening ahBifly after returning tn
the t-tiittiiii-huiL.?. win-re ihe killed p. rsona wen taken
t wasnottn tbeebapclal the time of the disaster, t
heard the i* la . and, Knowing b) Ils peculiar rom .i tl
an accident hid occurred, l rushed in to revderwl
i.-- it? ice might be necessary. Tbe confusi?n was ail
tin- Dortb-wesl eornrr of the gallery, foi beneath ;
calming voice of Irother Lanpcako, added I dm
not Iiv my (?ic?.me, tbe rmtlu p:irt of t:,.. c?
,rn-_:.ti..i) quieted down, and a'iinu.'ii sbowtagsigns
Priam remained until tbe end of the service ?i
throughout th.' It ?in-.t.ctioti, which t'..' choir sa:
and which lssted fully ir> min?tes after t
panic. At the close of the ben diction, I told ::, ?,.,,.
?, ? ...u ? i ni? 11.-, ..y the middle door, and the*
me implicitly. Inoeed,eonsldcring tli?' chai ?ctei ol ?
audience, composed as II was entirely of womeu, It ?,
wouilci ful to see how obedient they were to tbe voii ?
reasou. There was no general paule m the church, i
though the beeinnmg ot a nsib far tba ?lo.u aas ma?
and numbers >.f women fiilntci. Bor ?as then , m> far,
I ..in a).le to learn, mi) serious injury suslahrod c c?
by Hi.- hapless kill??! ones.
in.- ?n ?r> of the rash and crash hi a very simple on
The church wa? full of wotuen, this owing womi .' ,,
of ih- Mit ne known ns the *? Mission." \ worn in In tl
Bixth-ave, nde of the gallery was taken with hysterl
aud )??_-:? i. to shriek. They toil me two im?.-. uuk ? ,n
i i- Iront door and cried "Kiu-i" and Inmli
believe Us truth. Instantlj the panic selaetl those air ?<1
friabteued by the screaming woman, und thej rushe
i a .i.i :....,* ti. i ihe stain-, Attt-ocli o? of the stair? two w.
ii.,ii, une ?v. Ighlug about ??tVO/theuiberal-oul I?Opouuil
i.re..nu- uedged aud i? ll. Others fell anou them, au
tbey, with fiwr other womeu snd the little child, wet
suffu ni. .1 to death. Attbt begiunlmr ol the puni??, wlw
the general tMingreinitlon were |ireparlng for ?i nial
..i r i ?in-ienke, who was deltveriug tbe sermou. crie
out, --.-it iiotvn, there ia mithing Hi- matter;" andss
ui ..;?? my app? arance und motioned i.- them !.. be -pile!
ti,, t obeyed attb tew exceptiotis BBdnturned i<? ihei
pi.n 11-.
Bt. i rancia Xavier i? well supplied with ineanaofex!
and appliances for putting out urea. Wehavi llwtd
doors, ?ill opening outward t < ur stabs are wide, wltl
only one enr ?, ?rid our lobbies are v.idc. There an
three Ibtbcock are extloKUtebers ??t hand and !i4Br
bucket?, n." .t wltl ut ?t good sopply of wales
?),.r nrecantmmi weto takcu liofore and u..i ?n,,,
t!?e Duane-s!. enumit.r, und durlug the ezeltcmcul a
that time we were emupUmcuu-d upon the . ;in : ncy .,
our arrangements for preveutins ?i similar occurrence
I uudi-ratowl that oU of tbe killed came fr,,iu ?omi
dtslaiil .???.?it. ra of the city, ami I tonndtnai m ne i r thi
f.i<<--i were familiar to me. Hut this |? oot strange
iluudred? <>f str?ngen come to every service oi at
Francis Xavier*?, not oulj from :-.i p.r'-,?>r the ?Ity, bm
from all parts of the laud, aud II m.^iit Imj ?,< ?. manj
tint. ? ih.it a pilule .n :iic ".iiiirf, would Injun unlytb. -,
oho are uol in out nt attenduuts u;i u our church, l hi
causeof the trouole was one to which we are liable ai
:.:,.. t,nu. ?.na v..? i.'??? ?.i" ..:;:? it n<. prevention except
toil-uii i . ;.. opl? uevor to be pantc-slrlcken.
TbeBev. fatbers White and rrcndcrgrnat madsstata.
m. i '.-, to ;. Tan i-... i? porta r ?vhicb __ered hi bo i --cu
?1;.. p.ulCnlnl' In.', thai ..f l-atli .- ^?:? .tick.
tbe oryicihTts? pi.ii?t*! ACCotnrt.
Fiiiii. r I oBgeake had rattred wbea ?i Tarai an reporter
called ssbew? c?mplete!) worn eat with the excite
i.n ut of tbe evening, lie -m\ ? tbe foUowtui stoi s :
i ii ni begun Lost Bonday t.. give a "retreat,*1 ot
????i..: ol ?piritual .A.;.. -, to tin- women ?r the
|.,ii.-ii, and the exen -?? were t-> Bulsh to
liiitirnv.' i v. .,1 .ii. Thl ?l,i".'t I was ili-i u??iiu.
tblseveulng waa"ileli."and lu my remarka I?frevu t?i
? ? n..". !.. lire, - ? :!.. .? !?? !!' .it llffi lldlBg t. .1 !.. pi -
tuiini; to tnern the burrera oi tl'. damned, i, ? aancr.'r
the c?o i: m-, "in.on v.iu-11 a woman wbo,aaIb lleve,
ra? m tl.- ?cillery, f?-*J Into l..,-. tic? aud beg-..u to
aereara, i'.-.' i isnmom titsrj idl i . ai H.vt, uiieu
. ia .?iioii< r ledMFireV A i< ?. |x-rsona repealed llie
try, and then :. ?eo?era! i!...'iit beamu. Prom
tin- galleries, ?? lu.-ii were dcuaoly piu-ked, tue
oecupauta rusbed to the .In. ?.?, all in a
??(?it- of the mort uiir.iii'i, " io. nt. The
woiueii in tn. i? .?' ? ?,f I be caun ?i w< re mure rn'ui ; and
thi ????!: t.i'.'.i.i.' tu see what l~ du. atlll did uol net wlthaa
mut ?. exciti mi ul tu the i? .?; le In the gtillerii ?. i callcil
oui to theiu to '?.-,- ?lui, turn : a re ? i- uu lire ; but my
,?'.!!, >! lit'io".? WetO !.::. -.. .-iitiv lie llfll. It ,. t. llicu 1
ii ",r? ...ieil fn.in I ?!.? pulpit. A in.no i,t after
I ?iiini M.iin-.? Bpp.'iired o:, the altar, .?u.l again
.? 1 tl?. n? ..pi., t.. ;?? ijlllet, ?. , ih" i,
wus no dsoger whateve;-, und be ciilli-d to the choir t,,
?*,. .... ?,- then.?il'1 I? i? a licti??n. The organ! ;
olieyed, aud i? ,'. u lu plsi the " ?n-ilutuils, 'sud ? ?m-i \\
ait. i ii.e ?? i .min.i. i.iv>'." ?i?ui ih .?. ?vi i-.? waul on. tiie
I-?- .,'1. liai iuif .i...m .|.ii. t lu in- i, < .ti.? hi: , .u,i ,,'iii-ti
::., .i n:,.-- v i re ov? Iboj quh tl? left Hie uhnruh.
AS KVl.-W ! INI--??'.? .-I.\ii t|KM.
j..?-. rtaggerty, ayottag anta ?bout -?:> je?ir< ef agn,
???it:-.! thai bs ?\?i- -n m ig In lbs front ?e.-tion ?f tin- gal
h-ry on the 8lxtb-ave. aide ol tl,.- rhnrcb when th? panic
beg in, A woo sa who sal In ?i ?en! bej oud Uta attracted
atteuttoB byfalattng, BeveraJ aprangtobera itstaace
?mil tli.? ci ?? ?it.-ii -.iiii,'tnin-.'ot ?i utir. At tm.? rbns lbs
m raaon waa i?. ing pimaehed, tin- prtos! hat Ingsiiokua 10
or IS tniiiii!-.?. -iii.i.i. ?Mi a i. v of tir. uu? raised and m
n m.un- ut n pirn:.- was caused, .ii'.u." af IBs exits t?.
v..mi MM'i-avr... very largt woman triad mtoahoat The
i -t ii..\mi..i uiii.'.i in i, -? n*i ah nu throws sown and
? is ?lad, with many tuote. Too panb w... sbieAyetsa
ti:,ni tn tin.-?, m tn gallery, ?uni wBea Ibe rest of tba
.null, ?ice iiini bi-.-n assnrad 1.1-.-, t.-.ii.t tbai there was Be
BN UU .ill.? .Inn--. I, II.< .1 lie. nun <|ili. I ivliili- the li. lic
iln tl'.n was i-ronoitiic. .1 .nul w.i, .iloin-... it i,i ia ,,:t|,.,|V
a iiutiiiii i ?i? pasattsa . bksu srers hralsad ami bad their
eiotii ag bsra, ?tii<< teen lafcaa away !?>? their frlssatt ha
ion-1..un asases booM n. atained.
A VSiitlANV ?.T..I4V ni lili* |-\ K .
Mr?. Ilauinih IfBSttirssB. BytCs "t .lohn M iuli ?-,,u, a
(.?tu,,m, of >'... in-: im tit,,-avi'.. is iba staler tn Us af
Uu <1< ..-?ix .1 Kl?-.i M.i-U-i ,o--i, BSSl ?a? With lie I .it tile
Baas ?i lbs fia I- Hi atssj of ihe aasasaat i? as falla as :
I m? m toc'iiircti wttti Kllr.li. ?nd the MtaSBUU Was mi
irow.i.ii tiiai vi. i:.ni i.. i?u in ih? gaUery. i w.i? ?itoug j
.-tr HI.? I'u,,..
GOOD WORDS FOR HAYES.
WE?-COMINO TIIK NEW POLICY.
rORDIAI, SAIIsKACriON BPBBSOJ I) 1IY TIIK PMOUJ
ISAOtn ? itu wirn TiiK ritrsiio-.N'T's pi.kikiks
AM) WITH Htfl CAItlNKT Al'l'i >l M MKNTh?A
MKETI.VO IV WAI.It-ST. ?>P Ol '81 g-M MEN OB
both i-AitriKS t riioins in.?? pottiov?orv.
DIX WlUMI.Y AITIMVKS?i-?)MMi:M?ATI?)M bt
Till*: ItKlLIH.ICAN kT.l-tiltM CM 'U?tlKUKdE WI?
LIAM COBIEWl VIKWS.
\Yordn of praise and enthu-iastie support of Ihe
new Administration were fr??*ly and wulely ex?
pressed in this city yoaterda.y, The Union Lengue
Clnbadopted restitutions heartily approving 1'reni
?lcnt Hayes's th eianit mus of km 'x.luv .-iiid hi? Calt
InotappoiattsonlSb espesselly Iheosloetien of Mr.
BrartS OS Secretary of State. Marsliall Jewell made
a briol eddr-caa in a similar vein. A ssssttog of boat?
BBS. inen of both parties in \Y?11-nt. com mended tiie
l'n : ideiit'rt position in regard to the ?South, civil
Mi-rvice reform, and iBBMM payments, and hin choice
of Cabinet advisers. (Jen. liis, in a letter resigning
the chairmanship of the l'mon Wterans' Nation?!
Coiniiiitlee, expressed his sympa?ii.v with tin- vn-wi
?)f the PresideuL i-hrflfgtWllnsmCwilis. in aapaash
on St.ite,i Inland, warmly SSUM-Onued the rrcsident'?
?our..*, and ettticlcsd nient hostile utf?-ranees.
TheBepabUeaa Beform club sdoptodawsototion
expressing its satisfa-ctiou with the proiuitie ol the
Hays administration.
TIIK OVfOM LEAGUE API'I.AVjW.
RBBOU thins ai hi* , vi Mg mi; I'M-hum's DUrsg?
DIAL ADDIHCSS AND l'A HINKT NOMINATIONS?
SUMHtag BY MAIt.-lIAtl, JKWKL...
The Union LeagM Club rooms were filb-?l
lam STOOtOg with inenih.ru and proml:ISM vi*.lt?x?. It
was gmscaUr endsrotSCd thai at till?, the regular
monthly meeting of ttie chili, there would lc> tin expi-cn
?ion <>f lifts in r.-la'ion to Presuleiit Bsyetre inaiigi.r.il
ail ite-s sad his Cal.lnet iiiuiilu ittSOS. The l'n silueiit,
John Jay. the Secretary, Mr. Lewis, I'i t- r OSSpST, ami
J litige (?ia ries A. Peitlio ty on-tipi?l MOtS il|>iiu the plat?
foitt'. .'tint a | tlieproiiiineiit gBOttSOMS unen I lie tlour weru
Mar? ha 11 .Ictvell, William Ortoit, John K. Porter, S. B.
BagglCS, OOSrgi Walker, John II. II il', ChorlSB Watrint?,
Cat lisa N'l.rw.i.Ml, jr.; Jnel II. lOrhardt. Patria ?.o.lwin, II.
0, stciii.ius, eoiem ii. Vales,Charle **. Ro-uh, Oen. inu
li.iu-e, [ai ..- If. a ! r.*:on, Jr.; Col. Kiha-i .Mien, Henry J.
ICOdder, Jodgl WsnseO.OOB.Taa Alen.Col. Hum c.
Bawktaa, B. r Otsulsn. TstSsno S. s-huity.A. w. Kv.-ut*,,
L.P. Mai!..a, Kiel*.nil limit r, |r 1 TlllUOOB HIbbTS.flSO
Ki.ltldu, ami F, is. Tsppas
After the transaction of routine bOStaCSS, taring will *h
I'ly.se? S. (?r int. Jr , was electeil a ineiiiiier of tlietlitt,
Dormaa I?. Psino. nhslnnaa of theOesimltaseea I'ohti
cal Beforni, presented lbs rseelnueoa giren below la a
brief ?p.-i'i h, i 111 v.'?teli.lie SOlOglsed ?'ieM.l. :i! Hay. ?, .!"
elsrlag thai In all laaaguial sddieai Mi s-bohrshla letter
Of a;i'f|i::iti'*e I:.nl tteeti closely follo-.v? il, ali'l ti::it 111 the
noi,.?nations sent to the Senate tie* new I'lcsldctit had
embodied the ipirit of both dmatnoinfa. anil glosa the
country cridenec of the sincerity uf ins preauaos, Mr.
Baton's remarks were loudly applaadod, p.irtieui.niy
those psneegm retsttog to Pre?Ulrai Hayas?! Caninut
appointments? TUo following ere n? ? resomttsasi
ir/,-? r*-<-(.*.-, '?'in i'.t pnblican psrtr, lib whoss t-rinclnles
this club has elwaya been la stifled, after ooininsnding
KTent inujoritie? In tlie State?, In C* n ?ea?. sod Is th; mi
tlontlcanvo-s, bom Onda liselt. frota causes net safa M
mi-i ii;,*!:lve, nt power onlj bj the Italaueeof a ?le?.le
electoral vote, and coalronted bj a poaslM? lenjoiuv ol
the peuple aid !>> an actual majority tu liie House of
ll ;'it-s, ?.taiiit -.; anil
Whereat, Ont* experience, as will us thapceosoSlNB?
per cf (l.e | e.itla-:.:ml,-houlil attii.oa:.a u> that our hi
?uvinac.1 in t?a- tie m.- will depend f ir le?a apon the ?ant
til ll.i !1? ill l*l!l* alle' -lilies, tiptill OUI* :ilotte,i ptllll > , ,T
i*i .in our i.*'i..:- ricblev? meats In the ?'?-i. than noon i.ie
i. .ti . ..?meter anil doings uf the? laeouuag Ailtiuiiietia
liou ; sad
whereat, We liare. In Ici ais at lu-t, sdascod to mir
esaeiit'.?! i?.it.--ii>l? - ?aapartr,aadII has tbetcfOre i? s
al. la- i.,'..-.? I li n fitly at?<! i -ftectivly. if net Iraililnl'.v,
il Cal ill?* iim.iinitti ti, in oui ?,t<-?ili-e ..tul tu , ur
n, Juriiii , I.as .hi n il-.ti* to inittlclit.i lo pledges, to pot?
Uni; un v.. niiv aien lntoontee,tosnrKodermglo pai
(tletatiou, and to ether atiuaea we ougbt to ba-re pro*
v.!i;ct; and reeling wrraia we have lost notion? ?y
..-in i itsndords <>f pu!.?ieduty, sad nor?
lu, -,ii; .?ii.-iiaUeii laite in the e.--.-eiii?ii |,i??iiip, ? aad
ilia.:- l.-.i-l tin* Kepulinciiii parly ; therefore,
1. ?Ui.?('.??'..'. 'Hi?t ?Is tiieatti ktrougUl Mid ItalMlltl wi'l
be .ecu.,..,noti?yadroit uacagemrut uor braaeigsh
.uni -et ..*! poli?y, luit In* ansoiut?; li-li-lily to nil l>!c.._e-,
. y tiolillj und openly suunttlning .??ui??*. priuclplea, ?ud
tin-1?KM--, U"- iiiit-.c?:?. and the booer of tbe whole,
people atrmi I every sei bum of p?rtt?? nabln sadersry
Biteiiipt fn Meure i.tllic, pistHt, or l?o?-.-er at tho u,*. n-'*
ol tin in, i ?in lie.i.j,ist ne, i?,* euiiiiinai i inlit.
?1. tUetdtcd, ?i..i! sat ti a pollt-y \> as elssrtf f..re
sh.-niovr.'I. and that the sreal urtaelplea by which the
Bepoblleau party ?? now boond to ataad were plainly pot
noi a in pi?.4.(tent Huyes'? letter of accept sacs? And
that, both m .us Inaugural iddreea aad la the nharactiw
of in? uontlnatioofl i*.? plsoes m his< ibinet, we recognise
lidelityto ill? piiiiiie pledgee thas mule ssweffasa
slalc.-iiiaiilike c'tiiipi-el:,*ns.,,ii of lie- eoodlUOOS ipoB
f. ?neli liltspMCiflOOtlOII t'l .-..tti s, UM ?<rn?!*iTily of Itilsl
Ile??, let.il 111 III 111?! t Ivil sel t le-*, a!nl I !,e LottOT of the 11.1
tiua coi In--eei-leil. An-l ?'. Inn BI bl ?'*:-Uii.-'i .t.i ?-!
?hail be faithful ta these principien it uni receten ihe
BUpiwrt 'H t in- dill).
;?. Hetotted, That as eit-.z?-!,? of gea -York ami SMmhen
of tins club, we are eepecislly gratitSotl thai Preessctil
Have? has li.-ea i.lilo to Had SOB?OS Us:, wollt.y SCOBSSeff
M Mire., Seward, and I-i-ii for Secretary of .-lit?; ami
ne*.ni* sur,- Huit m charge of Mr. Brarts the great utfan*?
it Ui.it ulllre Mid be ?ate.
The re;.dni|* of tin: resoli'tion? STSS '>'. ?i-a-aily inter
ropted i?y hearty and aothoslsslle spplonss, Jodgs
Nnaii Darla said that be thnoght ihusi utlmeai aspci mi ?i
lu the it ?elation*) v. ss largel** the lentlu eut .-f the i?.-<>pio
of the eoootry. Hedeefcred, however, eepeetaQyleejo
pKM -ati-fai It.ui wit!) the l'lf.a! lit*? iitiiiiiii.tiniis fur
(.'?linnet poffitto?. and te thai end WOOld Mihiuit tho
toUowlag aaiendmeni :
Eetolttd, That in tlie nomtnstlons nude try PMsMeal
llayea for nueiobcra of bla Cshlnel we recoicnlse : 11
?i, in faith to hi? avowed princliiiea. hi- generomi?deelro
to ?t.ieliy tti f. nl Hit eleliicil!.-- anil to t >i : Il r ill ? portion?
ui tin: Union into iianaooMia?d.votlou ii thabestlo
tere?u ol tbewhol.uni r, and that in oor jad/raMOl
th? -? ! OUliuatlOM tillj,'ht to be pl'.in-tti., cnailniii-il,
Ifr. Kstou sceepted Um sssendssont, the reodragd
witiiti was greeted with brerty dnsioosli alteas of ap
proral, sffi r whleh Judge l).?t Is rootlaaed i,is rosmcaa,
Kc eoootdcred that a great honor sad besa conferred
apeo the elnh i>y the seteettof of one of 11 ? uemhera, Mr,
Brarts, tooeeopy soch o prominent pestttua in tin* asw
Cabin !. ami he f--it Msore< thai the great ma?!? af tho
boneet, p?tri tie swmbers of both parties h :t gratt?sd ,.t
the aeleetl n??. ami ?Icsirod a speedy eeoBimatMO by tl?o
Senate.
Tl.. PresMeat then soooittted the reeototteos as
smeoded, sod they were aaaohoooat) adoproa.
MA?.-?AI.I. .IKWI.I.I.'.s \|i|.|:;SS.
Kx-cov. ltandnUi Jewell of Oeoneetlcat,apenthem>
viii:ti<i-i o?' rhiiPn -:<i<-m. mad- the toUowlag address *
IP- wa.- londlf cheei-'d upon hi? api ? STSS M SB t.u- pi.it,
form :
Hi vanas O? tuf. tTBMW I.i IOCS am. (.'i'itiiii''?: I
inu-i coules? i ha i I am fioniewbai erob . M?ed in being
ti.u.4 e.iiit -u nao!, ni ailtlii ?s .ion, ,i? I a.nt ;, baa lately
certain thai I knot? tbe object ol your mvetiao. If it i*
nl a noil: c al t !i....,i ,n, ? do Uot s-c Ihe in i -c.??ll V lor it.
IV? :."i- i..-t fit in .: i-ai.ip .inn iu wbleh the -?u. >t'i.,u pr,
?enu'd t? the pi opio?" W'iueh m tbe two |?.iu -aI paraos
can i.. better lutnuied t.on the govoniMtenl uf i.i, eon ?
,i, for i?.*- n. \t foor you -I .- i?-,? -,,).
iwered In the .-u.??????? of t:..- Kepnbllraa lurty,
at; i I I,.'nit n.i.?!?:/.. lia* Deed Ol a Kl i SI f..ii,p:iiit lili,,
tli tain: i-i-tieii in the niatter. liar rletory, uowevcr,
it ul ?i a i. a? a tain iltie Ii -.s.ni. It Wat obtained only !ty
? m., .i?: -ie ruajonty (laughter),and ?It?t soaaosoally
h.,! i ei.!-i-t, nui we boo liml tin* KcpulilicaD party to
po??er, with a taau luauuurated as r ? ?.-lent who will
.in-i..!... ii ?i ami it .1 :t lo niiilicr iiciiMie?. Tut IBM W
i'ies.,1, nt. .t v. in be dis. nit-Nil. .I.? ? noi Intend to i?.* the
Pu.ni..; of a pert) nor of a (eotkrn, but ,-i thewbuic
natura. Thii detcroiluetloi ounht aot lo aarurtse luaoy
I.p. . a- u i- in ?ill?' ut cot ??an?-,* with the pliitlt.riu
uuouwhk'b ... was aoulaated end hla letter oi ama tl
nan*, lali noi Btntage that we ?houht coma nan now
.in.! a..,?' u.1 Hi' t.i ?i.tt we a.?tail*, have of tl.e runs?
tbe p..-:.:.-?. luteudato pursue 1 \?.- have ml aloog ..
Ui .. ! .,.: he would adufS s wlae and patriotic pulley
toward tlie Mouth, that he wmiiil do nil la biseoww ta
.e . . couinerc-al proeperiry. that he woold aaraeale a
?ouimI i n t?orj, thai he would Beck ? bigner itandard la
ci? i > i ? u. letitriii. .uni ihm he would ili-amad thai omtt
.>; ? sude ipaeit) if ooualtleiwd Iu all upuoiatuieuis,
Tuoae ? ho were peraoaalls ocquuiutod with PreeMeal
Ha?..-. m?' i <\p. end saythisgei?? at him [spoesnai |,
at,.i lbe* ?i-u ai-? pn pored to ?.*e mm .*!.., ?,,ui m _ut(
hi... ii >'i nii?*!ii* n a? In? i tun einr-a nl a?ltii!ui?:trr
*,,e .in.,.till .'ur the hem til o( all the ln-opie. I
am glad an.I the gnat majority of toe
people are t,-'?.! he hoe started out with
mien admirable i oioiaatleaa, wlrleO i um? r no dooM w ilg
.ill .iiiiiiiiiit.i. ami thai i??,? t. iiiioiit ? dhweottag
v.lie. im tient nuc?, bt ha? eh.. ? n fol ill? ?'ulniiel I
t'lint* i.i- t??.-.! n.aiiltlt til fm the |.ll, its. I ..i,,-,- ; t
it iie,e-tiiy in . |>o?iil"ii I h.'lii to si,ant ad-TOM from tit?
i...: anil o: Ihe Month, ulnl liuiu in, UWB hOOWlodM
lean chettrfalli ?a> that the gsotleama eheeeo i'n?t
iii.i.i, i (i iiti.ii ass tor two years ?to? si loa aiast an tul
ant ttustworth* sdrtsers oi ?n ?<?..! ?ro-renuoeoi m
W .-?m .?..!> | Ai pl:iil?c.| ROW thai nor tOdOSUASS -re
?nil.*i im. ??" <n-Btly itinl It m <??i ?-cuily n,*,. _
?aiy Ihal |a?ililic.tl afl.i.., nluiiilil be ?n.,n.lit tu,, <
t?. "a better sumagenteui, we imsi pi?t auch tnvu
;;, In ha-4l own hi.cm If M h?- ??i flBtrtSB Wltll tiie M::t,
ami \lj*.?i-itiis iii'.'tip.iul i?r Im* \l 'i,l,* linn.?- I ?tlittk t,,
lui?: lour y i ?ua ?U?u vmijiuj V? ?until ... betuuly -.?u

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