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?Amusemsiito da-NhS*.
Acahkm v or Music?8?Opera
Bm, nv* I naATKH~8?" Ne vcr Too Lat a to Mea' "
Biimionitt HetisK?ft?? Vim."
Casimo?8-Frencb Opera.
?Co9Mori)i.iTAx-8-" White ?slave."
Daly s The atrk?i-.l.'*?*'Hcveu-Tivent v-KlS'it**"
Kirra A vknui* Thratrv.?q-" Clulcr-ll.-. at school*"
?Gkanii Orcat House-**-'* Hie, Rinnan/ Uy."
Uavkci v's lim STSSSf Tuba rule-8-*'Thf! Planter's
Wifo."
HSSDK.KSON'S "TAatlAnii TllflATRK?S:ir>?'?Patlt-liO')."
Madison Sjuare (Jaudbn?2 ami 3? liarnutn'a CH eu*.
Malison it-UAua IMa a ms?8:JO?" Yoma: Mrs.
Wlntbro|i."
National Ac a n_r_ t or Desk**?Exhibition of paintings.
HlBLO'sUAKD.'IN-r-'-*' "tl'llSi."
_an flfnAwoaano orsss .Iousk?8?willis Etituiia.
Stab Tu atrk-h-" Vice Versa."
Tub11ni: i'si\iifl'fK-2 amis-- TheMndtlv Dav."
Thalia iiikair)-8?"Countess Dub.-.rry."
Unius Squabs I'UKArKK-s?? A Pansiin R .miine*..''
Wai i ace'- ru?t\i uv?7:t"t-"Tiie -tilvi-r Kins."
Jillet to -X.Dcrtisemcnts.
AattsKMKs r*. -7"i hans tt i aud 6th cotuinu*.
KNNO?NCKMK.1TS-SfA PO7?-0th collins.
tUxn.-m tloosb*?7tA f*BSB .li cum un.
feusiM.-s fl*fnticna tot Ertee?1st ca .i na.
IBusimbss OnanOSB tm Page?Zo colman.
BOAKit ann Ui tons- 711 Page -tim eui mun.
Ctii'AKi M.u-nii- .Norit.Ks?7(A Pi??3d euluma
DivuiBMi) IforiOSa jot Page?3d -jolumn.
Dhkss .liiiis .-llb Pitt-* -lin com nn.
Financial? lt:, Page?2d aad 3d columns.
Help Waxtbd?7<A Pave?3d column
Ilonsus, Cajikiaoks. Ac?6(A i'n^e?3d columa.
iHsTRiitTitis (J'/. Psuye-*2A and 3d cenunus.
Leo al NoriOKS?7(A Page?AA column.
Ml.NINti?Ttk tuqr-M oilman.
M Ainu -v. Kn amd Un 1 ru*-51* Pane?6tb oolumn.
?MlSCKLLAMBOUS?7<A Page ?til l ooluuiu? 8f/i Piljt?olll
aud Ol ii columns,
Musical l.iSTau?ia.srs-7fA Page? 6th columa.
Kew Poblioaikini ? IVs ra ir -il eoluiuu.
OCKAS -STKAMKR-?7 Wi Page?AA ciul II I
Real Kstate?7Wi Page?Itt and 2<1 eolumns
.Situations Wasted -Males-7Mi Puge?4tb oolunrs.
Pemales?7fA /'aae?ttU connan.
Bpeciai. Mn riots j'-'! Ptiat?Otu colurun.
bTKAMitotrt ami HA(LaitAO.-0<-*t Pane?atti and Otb
sntsnaan
Bummkii Kksorts?7M Paye- ltU oolumn.
TtACMERs-itf/i Pa^?-31 colamn.
Vanmn Kks iRrs-7tfi i'l/e?Ith column.
tll8incS9 :\0lll-'B.
"Alueiinkt Hkand"
"Bs*' alway*_ComiKSsnu Milk
Desks and Okkiok Furniture,
j.ibrtiT lanies, Beesaaaaa, *c.
uijuui ictiintii bv
T. ti 8XU.SW,
111 Fulloa ?t.. N.tw York.
Scent for tho URLKiiiATKn Wootos imphs.
Cl li.titi'.- Paiksr koli. 1)1 IK.
\ _ DASNKIl'o I'AIKM itSVOLVUM BOOKC-US,
~ i'. I'. ItAltNl M'S
fldreaten Show oa Bartk ia I i is )ie*t ba ado i dlt aa
cern 1,1 ue I.
lilli.m.* In Ma,|is ni Sijaare fl arlen,
iiiiuiIiT, Marah 20, at i c. m..
and every eveuln* al *) S^Sleet tlioreaftsr.
Two Men.irterle*. fStaoOtrsas OiWSBaSBBa, lliitpslrotn*.
il i? 'im an'l rtt-igr, I'nrlo mi i i-i.
_Seea-lteilIts.ae'it ". ,i'iri--'n , , >l , nus
Tho Modem inn I'i eki.kss Artificial . ekth
"Aft not e.'ult.l tiasi <h(lf dlvi-Seai on cae eu'il Broead.
Inrlr fine (nu ?ei., imrfeellt .eluptel Lt Ibo anatninr
o( Iii-ni ml i i i fl ? ? . aT-j ? l ? a'aiil UM test nf Hw Si.
?7 ?n.l siu. fl**sislsn i.iirj.-tuit wnti tmr?. frea'i an "is
ernie or i.ni-?)nti ? tis, ill ru i (mu th* efl! i lot. luipi,iti*.1
luethol. b tit Hi ? liol tl ft ie* amt ni ellar;" if artiilli iee;!.
are ni lie I aai* ir I lu tns .lam: tm eil i la lr i i all t'Uni-i.
T.??th rei'tirel la '??? iiiui.iles -eta malle la three luiit,-- if '???
quuoil. N i. ? ?-* in i '? ii il st i.saatb.west oeruer Htii.tu,
apaciou* au i pr.r ilttouitauje. brm do ir boln-t Slth-sl
_ * _^^ im HonsnAsn
| Tourists Hiioiild rr*) lo Brazil and enjoy a
fltrojiical rliuiale iu ita rnnlstt aaa, ia.
V. S. A lluA'.ll. Mails, h. Co.. New.York.
i HKANCH OmOH Off THE TUIEL'.NE.
I ITARiiixnTON'?>'o. l,'A22 P-st.
LomMB?So. J'! l!eiltor,|-?t., Strail'l,
Pakii*?No. 'J Hue ,*>cnofs.
Jfetu'Pxirk UaUs QWbimt
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
NEW-VOHK, FlilDAY, APRIL C.
THE MEWS THIS MORjriNQ.
Foreign.?Five dvuninite eous>iisteai wore ar?
rested nt l.tif?:.md yesterday, tau-iiitf flftsnt excite?
ment; a flynuiiiito fnctoiy wns dis OTSTSd in
Bimiiiigli.iui, ami larg ? iiuu.it.ticsof niiio-gl.tceline
"erere seized; extin fnnrda vere [latti :i i.und the
public buil.liiius anl at Wi miser Onatls.-A
large tunic,has beendiac ivercd heneath il). Kicinlin
? in Alos.'iiw, wliei-fl* tin* Ont is In be ( rowncil. , - :_:
?Forty ijersflius bave l>ern killed Ly the explosion of
a powder factory near Homo. _____ Madame L'lialeii
ton was uiiinlereil bv lier lui lim.I iu Puris > estcr
'day. == Ti.e bu.li^ct wan pr. sented is the House
Of Coiniiions. ??rr- Mr. Parnell ia not coming to
Ainenc.a.
j Dum ks nc?Tbs President left Wnsntngton yeS
;t?iday for H.rulii. i aaa John \V. horsey suc
,ceede I Vnilc .ts a witiie.v) iu the .Star Jioiin- trial.
i? Ex-Sinig"ou-G neral Bsrnsa titi fottotAtay
in Wnnnlngtan. ^_^r Fraser (.'iinlill, a n.-gio, ?as
!arre-ste I in ItosU.n fur tbo minder of Mr . Carlton.
?Wt-John A. Wilson, bisiviieand tv.o il int-hier*
?were bunn d ni their liou-st in Hartwick Villape,
Otsejit) C/'i<untv, N. Y. =r__^ Two children were
burned In ilciith iii a bouse ni ,Sb. Iliyvtllc, Tenn
: * Governor Hulls r was ahninly rritii ieei hf
?SOBS tierny assn in their l'a"t Day t-ei ninus. __:___;
Dr. Brans, a ?ntnstis hsnlsf ol Bnnaln, was ar?
rested aa a swindier. z=^r? Verona bald wm was
Stqiiittod of th.; murder of "Lucky " baldwin in
Han Fia icisro.
City ano-I'liritRAN.?There was n reoenti*n to
Oem r;il D az .vs ? nt ay a! tba l'lo.lticc BsebsSfs;
speot bes w< io niado bv tho cx-I'ieidcni,
Mayr BdsoS anil others. ?? Til- lla.H on all
public mid na iy private buildniKs were at
Lalf-niust on account of Mr. -U* ki pe r's
death; thc Board of AM inien, Chsmber of
Coin un ree and ot ber bodies pnesed i-ciIih inns. ? ?
Tbe New-Ytuk Fast Methodist Onnfeisnss con
tinue I itt f-f-,->ii.ii; "banco" incn attcinptod to
awiii'lle ooiiie of tho otorgymes. -^r___ The
tlopbant Pilot, of I'.aniit n's uren**,
?WAS put to ilciith. i-i?: The Kv. \V. JJ.
H. Murray denied timi hs MilTsxnstnnsesps Ul
creditor'.-- .: A snip was burned off loitipkius
Tille. r= Charles do Lesseps deaenbed to a
Ti.iBt ne rsportei tin-, work on tbe Pssasu Cnnnl.
-I Jobi valno nf tbe Uflnt-tsnUet si: vd* dollar
|418*_iSrninB), 83.40seato. Hlocka active and
Stron_ at a inateiial advance.
Tim Wkath.iii.?Tin dux k local sbssmntioM in?
dicate war.i.er .inti slowly nsntbsr, with noensbmnl
light runs, folljwed by fair or cle r v catii r.
TeiniH*ratiirfi yescilay: Holiest, 7JJ; lowest,
44?; average, 5Gl-_?.
Tilt* Kev \V. B. li. Mulray first Incn-.ie known
ns n travelii i, ta Trhirb nrrnipliahannni lu* bas
since atliled rnrnntili y ni psrsnita. J!is 1: tis'
OiiVdituics biistaiu his i(*|iiitii'i*i:i mi Im.(|i
l>oii*U. ile lias lui ned uh nt |Lls eily just iu
time to deny tilt) truth of the jk.IiI.sIk tl KpOTtS
iu Ngnrd tu bis limn ncr of Icnvin^ Toxnn, His
conversation, unfortunately, dotg n,,i ndifnts
a lii^h elate oi iiio'ulity iu thc pluco of his last
abode.
? **.*.
Tiio cost of the new State Cajiitol will not
br, it is j>roi>.il>!e, erna apjiroxniiittcly known
until it il SMnptotod Tho latest estiniitUi calls
for 5j!5,(H)0,Ot)0 more. Thc ca ls ior " more"
kt!""*> nil with ulHrmiiitf regularity. Bighl rom
njro it was estimated that the total coat ol tim
building won i.i Inn $1,000,000. Up io ihe i>r<*s
ent time $1 l,ooo,ooo Lu.l been nrpmHiid
?upon it. {senator McCartliy's eUnnalo ot
^2fi,000,000 is probably not i.i astray.
Tbo latest returns from the election in Hhodo
Iflautl fbotr tbat Sjhrkuo baa becu able lu i>oll
tbe full Democrati-t; vole uud uo more. Tbe
vaunted ml of liuUei* bis nut been ot much,
if sny, lu-siKtiiiice. ll thurn nie any tli.-eui tsiiiii
Bopublicaui: they leuiaiuod at boiue. They did
not show a desire to aid the Butlcr-Spraguo
combination to auy extent.
The Panama Canal schema certainly has a
business-like lock. A son of Count de Lesseps,
now in this city, Bays that 7,0<>0 men are nt
work upmi the canal, only a small percentage
of whom Miller Hom the climate. Six Inigo
tl re (Ik in pr machines have been purchased, ami
there seems to be amide eviiletico that the
canil is no visionary artair, if there is any
piospneitnntit will linanmeaafolljisimplrttid
in 1888*190 cannot but rejoice, no maller liow
much we may regret the fact tliat the waters of
the Atlantic mid Pacific weie not Int united
under American intel prise.
Thero was general eipicaaloa yesterday of
tin* groot public los? in the dcatli of Peter
Cooper. Now that he is beyond the reach of
human words, it ia some satisfaction to know
that ho was not one of those men whose
worth is only appreciated after death. Tributes
of regard were pani to him by the various jnil?lic
bodies, ioelndlOg the Hoard of Ablermen. uf
which ho was for four years a member. Hut
it was a very diftcrent body when Mr. Cooper
was a ni'Miibei from what it is now. When he
lir*t became un Alderman the population of
the city waa 188.000, and tho lb ard of Alder?
men not only administered all the public
affairs but it elected the Mayor.
Ono of tho atrongo-st features of Mr. Ol.id
tmie's administrations bal beep tho magnificent
ability ne has shown in ni in 12 in tr tim InnnOOS,
Tlio budget presented ia tho House of Com
nions yesterday is an excellent showing:. The
hscul year ended 00 March 31, hence the new
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Childers, has
been prompt in presenting the estimates.
The receipts last, year were $l.{'_\589.140 and
the ox pen il itu ros 8432,083,160, leaving O sur?
plus of $17G,2S0. It is estimated that thero
will be ii decrease in the expenses for the pres?
ent year ot about 818,000,000, which will
leave a surplus of about 813,000,000. This in
eludes an allowance of about 8*40,000,000 to
be died in rodeoing tho national debt. It is
gratifying In leam that, there was a large de?
crease in the consumption of ?pirit.uniis liquors,
though the revenue was reduced 833,000,000
from that cause. The war in Egypt cost
817,834,860^ and il is more than doubtful it' the
English Qooeromeet will gel (tom it miv corre*
sp.Hiding beuciit. Hut it certainly was a much
better inver-tniciit thoa the Afghan war, ,i (joally
legacy from BeanOOlfleld, the expenses nf winch
the present Givcrninetit has been called upon
to pey to the extent of $38,481,600. Thc
Qlndstone ndmlnistrotloo is ntnk'ng a oom*
nieudai'le move tow.inl reducing thc nntionnl
debt, whicli now loaohea 83,779,000,000,
Mi. Childers proposes sons "relearns reforms,
one of which is n ie'!action to l'_"._ cents for
telegrams sent to any place iq Great Bntsin, The
per capita 0001 of the English Qorernmonl i
$11 TS sa compared with 80 19 fur our own.
Thooffice-seeking domegogoes hade slight j
set bnck ni the As-einbly la-l night. 'J lie pro*
.>poaed auiciidiue nt* to the city ch irter werne*
coinnnlted by a vctc of ls to 15. An amend*
nienf to give ibe Mayor the sole power of SD*
poiiitnieni and removal was lost by the isloss
>otc of -IS to IC). It is whispered that a ( an\ us*
of tiie Senate shows that body tn be t venly di?
vided in regard to thc aiucmlmciits, arith thu
exception of one not over-scrupulous member,
who is put down as uncertain. Under
these circiiinstai ces it ls doubtful wheller
any such office-grabbing scheme can be
passed this year, unless there is a better goer*
niitce that 1 'animally Hall will liol protit Hi the
detriment of the other factions. A shorter
thin is chiitnpintieil by Mich unprincipled Demo*
dills as Murphy, Sptnols uud Booedicl is aetf*
comb inned in the eyeoof every limiest man.
The arguments that nie .relied BpOl to pOSB
this iniqnitona scheme were sbnmelcnaly
avowed by i's sponsor, "Mike" Mnrphy, ia ths
debate last night. Witiimit foundation in fad,
OO intimated that tin ie are 0,000 Republics!)*
I.olding (illice undi r the cly gnveinmciit, 2,8>00
of whom aie fioin the country. These 'J.sOO
plates hu proposes to distiibtito among the
country Democrats in return fer their votes.
And alter that statement forty-sis Democrats
voted to puss the bill, willnuit even grunting n
boering to .tbe people of thia ciiy. Tbst is the
way the Democrats have been fulfilling their
Civil S( iv ice Kcloi fi. pledges ever oiiice the
Legislators met.
DEMOCRATIC LEOISLA I ORS CONDEMNED,
Since tho time of Tweed ll.ere has not bi rn a
Legislntors al Albany so reckless of the Inter*
cs's of this city ns the one now in session,
M.iy.'i- Hilson early recognised iis tine chuiac
ter, and took a wire eoorao to keep tho Qot*
eiiim informed hi regard to city measurer,, lie
orgnnised a weekly conference of depnrtment
beads to consider non-piirtisun bills allectiog
the inteiests o) the taxpayers. Tho only mi ?
laue lie made in this matter WM that ot Itt ring
tli?se meetings secret ; thus presumably depriv?
ing the public, of in mil valuable* id 1 tn mn t ion.
Tho work of this conference is a strikiog
commentary on the character of the Democratic
lepresentatives from tlii-. city nt A hauy. Of
ti.e twelve department heads that form what
has thus come to bc known as thc Mnycr's t'ab
itiet, not more than two of them me Hcpuhli
cans. Tho other len are leading Demon nt-1,
among whom nie such well-known politicians
as llubeit 0. ThmnpMin, of the County De*
ni oura cy ; John J. Gorman, of Tammany Hall;
and ll. ll. Porter, of Irving Hall, The confer*
cine baa considered altogether fortr-foor bills
in regard to this city th.it hara been introduced
in the Lc.gi-dalurc, forty of whic'i il his un?
qualifiedly condemned. Three bids weroep**
proved unda change won recommended in thc
foin th. That is thc deliberate lodgment of
the Democratic leaders on tho work of the
j).lily's leptiM'tilidivi s at Aloiinv, sn tar iis that
Work bas been considered. One only of tho
forty-four billa tva; Ictrodooed by a B ipablienn,
and thal measure wai good*oatnredly ottered
nttbO request of tl 1 >-iii'icrnt (mice- milder now
a candidate for pre-ilont of tim Health Board.
Tho Democrats who bave in this way been
censored by>tbeMnyot's Cnbieetare Murphy,
Campbell, U'lihe, Boesc.h| QuiOO, Mille r,
lintier of Kings, I'larkts Cary, McMunus,
Brooks, Karl, J, F. Higgins, Oakley, Mul
biney, T. Maher, Smith, lloyd, Fitzgciahl,
Trennor, Koch, Browning) tfaggerty, Grady
and Daly. Tweuiy-ono of the iweniy-tivo
iiiembt la thus convicted by n jury of their
Di ii ocrutie peers of betrayal of trust nie from
the Ci|j of New-York, and two aro from
Brooklyn. "Mike" Murphy, "?Tim" Campbell
lind Senator "Joe1'Koch lake thc lead iu hav?
ing io 11 ml need morts objectionable nn-a-iin-s
than the others. The ab.*ence of the flagrant
name of Spinola sud the scarcely lea* inalodor
iiiis mini'N of Jacobs uud Kiernan must not be
iiiilcr-ii'0,1 to i iii ttl v any merit on their part.
Their bills bate not rot been considered. The
con lorene e of the department heads hus held
only als nieeliii'-s. Over 1,100 lulls hive been
introduced in tho Legislature, and Minuit one
quarter of those ap. ly specially fo this city.
The Mavora Cohimn. has considered oniy
torty-lfliiii of those measures, lor'y of which it
lias uuqualiliodiy denounced aa either wrong
in principle or injurious to lhe interests of tbs
city. Out of about 250 local bills, approval
lins been expressed of only three. That is a
record of which Hie Democratic members may
be proud, ht cause bo consistent with what was
to be expected of them.
We trust that nothing wc bave fi.iid will in?
terfere with the workwf tho Mayor's Cabinet.
Its field of operations would be materially en?
larged if it were to consider partisan bills of
the office-grabbing kind. And it might be of
still greater benefit if it would cenisider and lip?
pi ove such measures as that to provide a Civil
Service Commission for the city. Then there is
no reason why it should hide its light under a
bu-liel by meetiug in secret, ?>r why it should
not consider all bills B-ieciallv aQeeting this
eily. If it catches .ip with Ibe Legislaturr it
will have to meet early and often. Let tbo
good work go on.
THE DYXAMITE MEXACP.
The most destructive agency known to mod?
em science appears simultaiieoiiKly at lhe oppo?
site poles of the eiicuitof Kuropean intelli?
gence. If St. I'eteisluirg was built as a win?
dow opening toward the continent, Moscow re?
mained the underground chamber of the Mus?
covite and the Tartar?the real centre of the na?
tion that was lowest in the scale of civilization
and political trovcrnuicut. In its tendencies it
was the most ineditoval city iu I', mo pe; it
made the closest approach to old-time barbar?
ism. Yet the English cities, L'Uidou and
Birmingham, separated from Moscow by the
wnlcM range of civilization known in the
Europe of to-dny, aro exposed to the same
deadly peril?the same paralysis of dreael. Tho
incdiieval capital where the Czar is soon to
be crowned is startled hy the announcement
that the Nihilists have been tunnelling under
the Kieuilin and that a huge dynamite mine
has been discoveie'd. Thc modern cities are
alarmed by n renewal of Hue. (? to destroy the
QoTorosaenl buildings, thc ernst of an alleged
dynamite winker In the boort of the metro po
lit, iiml tim disco very nf a secret nitro-glycerine
factory in Itirniingliam. In this way the cen?
tres of barb imus Europe mid progressive
Eurone ure alike OKpOsed lo the dynamite men
ace?the mr'lwv.al capital to Co modern
ii'-fucics of ilt simenon .md the modern enies to
the medimrsl spnii of borlmrons bate.
Of tlie startling d;s.*o\ cries of dynamite
aorking repelled lo this owning*** foreign din*
pitlchesoiilv one i (stated willi sn llidem dcb ni I e
DOJS KO justify drliber.de cooa!deration. This
is thc Sliest ol Whitehead, au alleged Iti-h
American, who leased a small building in I'lim
iogbam two months ago uni is now reported to
b ive boee mnnnfncturiitg nitto-nly-eerine. It i?
Important to obserra thal nitro-giycirrae, a
d.ingc;oits explosive itself, is a middini limn
Milich (lyu,imile c.ni bc readily ploilncc.l,
Hurtmnun is cnrreotly reported to havo ob?
tained the dynamite Deed by him in Russin by
monnfnetoring it >from nitro-glycerine and
adgnr; and a c.iiivenient snbstitOtC l*u -iiir.ir
bus been found in pol refited wood or poper,
Thc ordinary dynamite which is inaiiUi'actuicl
in Europe ia a peeolinr Bpooayelay, impreg*
noted with nitro-glycerine and moulded loin
csrtridgeeoi moderate size. Thora are, how?
ever, attil'itiil proeessea of pto 1 icing it ona
small Mille which nie not OttOOded With gie'i
donner. Wnii un sd-e-quete supply of nitro?
glycerine* djonmite COO be rapidly and COB**
\cniii,tlv obtained. The discovery, tn-Tcfore,
of a iiitio-glvcerinc f U tory, mierated a iib nutt*
?iderabls si<ill nml in absolute Bserecr, implies
a lystomntk attempt on the pail of Irish cou- j
spiiatni*s a.ul dnspcradoea t<> moke lb-sir own .
explosive* and t" avoid the i i-ks of |;iirrli;ieiiig |
them iu Eneinnd ami die ancertaiotios of ship
liing then. 11 otu Germany, Prance Ot A'liciicii.
Il Ihe chemicals aud products in whicli this al?
leged Ili-ll-Auirri'Mli, Whltc'ieel, bis been
dealing me as ihiugrrmi* as thc dispatches in*
linnie, lind be cannot j.ive a te.itoiiuble ac?
count of bis occunati ni, the detectives will
hare the credit of layiog bare ooo of the moat
infernal eooapiracieserer knowe.
Thc iii*nuti rt ol a ceotnl f.ictory and store
booea of ezotosirea will be, if fully continued
by BObaoQneot discloeetee, a practical demon*
st I al ion ol a def ci niin.it um on the pal I of a ni
l.llll (lass ol ll keb* \llici leans lo timke (lyn.imho
tbe rois sonni for lao *regeoeratioo ? of Le?
land, lt is ii tad winch ronnel bc denied thut
despotsdoea n bo may hues \ i Inoteerod l<u ibis
dynnmite enmpnign in England have lately re*
eeired aopport and sympathy hom a clam
Hint formerly recoded from these diebolicol
agencies. Tkt halt World has lately been tlc
fsudingaod odroeatiog theoseof explosives,
uml siiinc of tho Iim-I proiniuent leaders tvlio
um tO take pott in the approaching Philndnl*
piiia convention are cunveits to the new foepel
Ol (1} 'ii.i nile. These mc teeto which lnip.iita
momentous meaning to the illinois thal the
dynnmite woroerein Eaglaodora friah*Aamn*
cans. ____________________
A CI.OR IOCS REV ITAL.
Thora uro ajrmptomi of a geoaine self-pro*
pe', I ed Tilden boom, lt looked Ot OOO lime us
if the spring would be permitted to cunt uud
go wilim it this fitniili.tr revival. Mr. Til lea
withdraw front politics loojowhat moro for*
iiially than annul Inst fall, ti ti < 1 the general belie!
was thai tho * old oiao mooni it this time.1
Wo look thai v.i'iv, nu i bore looks] witb in?
credulity upon nil ramon of ann,vii, and
there have, been in my nt thc." during the past
jew weeks. Tho iuformutioa hus pei swated
the, St ito that tbs .Sig" has renewed Ins youth
ni an almost niiiac.linus marni.-r, ami thal his
fitsi int,misc is to devote his regained eoergiea
to his beloved Democratic porty, His woy <1
expreneing bis love for bis pu ty in well known.
Ile winks lo them in a p dei uni manner and ob?
serves : " (hillie, m\ children. Iel us sci vc our
country oome more. Komionte me for thc
I'n -idency." It is said Ihat this wink luis been
In stow cd upon the faithful lew of Ins Inner i ii -
do, and Hud. they ure (?.?mininnie.ding it
throoghoot the party .rooka. .Something of (he
kind has erl Icnty hoppeoed, for tbe brethren
are ell In onmmotion, und there is everywhere
visible the s,linc air ol expectancy winch used
to pervade the puny when ii minor gu abroad
that the "old m.ri bad tapped ? fresh burel."
i inc of the I itesl i arnon tnjt taal Tilden mid
Bundall bars formed au alli dice; th.il
Tilden is to give ba niall the aopport of the
New-York delegation for Speaker, und tho! ia
loton Beadell ii t> encore thoPenosylonoio
delegation lo the Nalional Convention for
Tilden. Wo havo no means of judging bow
much or bow little truth there is in Ibis minor,
but there is evidently enough in it to convinco
our buoyant friend Mr. Col that bis candid.icy
for lae Bpeek.eri.liip is even loHofojoka to
himself ih.iii he thought, it was. There urn
many cb m.nts in Common between Tilden and
Beadell winch would make au alliance n du ral
and foiuiiilab'c. They me both expert in ** atill
bunt" method*, uud are equally expert in
stiadilliug (j icstions tipnn w.iich a definite, posi?
tion would bo dangerous. On tho turill they
would lim iiMinzc beautifully, Nobody knows
which side Mr. Bendall was on last, and nobody
bas been ublo to discover that Mr. Tilde n was
ever 00 eithei side long enough to be iioiilili.il.
The ucxf ramp.nun is going to bo a ticklish one
lor tho Dbiuociucy, unduly bccau.se of tho turill
issue, and Mr. Tilden may prom to bc the yery
candidate they need. Everybody knows our
views on Hie subject. We are always iu favor
of thu nomination of Mr. Tildnu on any issue
nnil all issues. We hopo Hie rumored revival
is act milly in progress and that the genial April
OOO which is setting the crocuses and the vio?
lets to sprouting is putting new life into tho
once chilled iiinoition of the Democracy's own
aud ouly reformer.
HIE NATIONAL DE11T AXD FIXAXCFS.
The reduction in the public d**bt during the
month of March, according to the monthly
statement, w.is $9,'A I l.S'Jli. Exclusive of cer?
tificates, the reduction in all the oilier forms of
debt was .93,399,933, while the inciease iu
cash 00 hanel, exclusive of "certificates, araefB**
94 1,X91- But it appears that nt the close, of the
month tho Treasury actually held 14^339,005
quarterly interest checks aud cmr. coupons paid,
which were then included as cash. Adding these
to the amount of debt paid, and taking thom
fi om the cash held, the Hut reduction in debt ap?
pears to be $7,728 11:17, 0 hilo the true increase
iu cash owned by the Treasury WOO$1*015,8>89.
Thus ii appears that the Treasury really paid
out nearly as much money as it took in during
t de month of March, including the partial prepiiv
ineut ot April interest. The more recent pey*
mellis in redemption of culled bouds must leave
thc Treasury balances lower than they were at
the beginning of March.
The movement of certificates eluring the
past mooth has been peculiar, The gold certifi?
cates (i Hst,iud ui g havo inci cn sci neai ly
$1,000,000, while tue currency certilicates
have decreased over $1,000,000. But the
amount of silver certificates outstanding has
laareaeed over $2,700,000. Tho stock of sil?
ver dolla? ou h md hus n.nv risen to
$1011, 193,360-, the whole coinage for the month
having been added thereto, and 9830,349 in
ettem dollars taken from circulation. At the
present this is represented by increase of COT*
tlOOOteoOOtetaodieo, tao arrangements of tho
Tieasury Department boriogoorooroged bs Gar
a- possible the circulation ot these silver notes
instead of gold certificates or bank mites. The
(b'creuse iu bunk circulation daring the monta
was $l,")OO,iio0, so that all other forms of
poper corrency decreased about #?_?, 100,000,
while flu silver notes iii ciiciilation increased
al.niil $1100,000 more.
ThocheOgOB io thc debt proper wero not
eery Importna!, There wis u decrease of
93,091,850 10 Hie three and one-half per cent
bonds, ami an locieoOB Of 93,327,000 in the three
poi (< ut*. Tba amount of four per coote oat*
Handingdecreeeed91,417,350 snd then hind*
lagerrtiheatee91,500. Betlemp iou of bondi
previously culled amounted to 93,730,7."io,
while the iniercst due nomnally iiiciiase.l
91,125,532, but, us b.is been shown, the
it 1111111111 really unpaid iit the end of the month
woo abott! 93,200,000 lees tans al the begin*
ning. A'.'iiin-t the increase of cash owned by
ibe Trensnry, ibero was un iocraeee of
92,000,000 in funds hold in trust for books,
ami 93.400,000in called bonds, interest mid
Treeoarer*a li.iu-.fcr checks and drafts out?
standing. In 1 licet the entile reveille surplus
woo applied to the reduciioo of debt, .'iud the
increase of cash on h.md represents deposits in
tiu-t finds
I.', -peeling lulure rest uno no chis.- estimate
bi possible ee yet. The receipts from customs
ul New-Vmk werO'91,'958,958 am tiler In March,
I*--*.!, thin in the coi responding mouth last
yeer, bot it is not Impossible that thero wee
some un reuse at other ports. The approaching
reduction of linties apparently Ins mote elicit
1 lum fiir in can-nig Import! t" ba deferred
tl.au the iiiiiiifdi.de rem.tv.il of duties 011 trans?
portation ami other charges bas lo OOCOttroge
importation's bofora duly 1. Ami, although
imports mav eoouiderebly increase in broadlea
espci illly sfteCted by tho latter cliunge, par
t n*ti 1 11 ly towerd thc elute of the present quar?
ter, il it e quilty probable (hid there Brill bc ns
gieat or greater decreese in Imports of goods
not si nib'! led, iipiin wbieb the dories will he
m.dei 1 ill> lonrer ofter Joly 1. Boom shrinkage
nf imports und nf ion aue during the nest three
mouthe eppeera not Improbable, therefore, ir*
reepectire of tbe ultim tte afteeta of the c 1 togo
of turill. Since tho picsent li-cal year begin,
the public debt eiclnrire ed certi.i.ates boc
been tc bleed I rom $l.*l 17 7"i ?, I 51 to
91,739,950,331, or 9119,093,1130. At the
Haine limn Ibe cadi in the Ticn-nry le-ts certili
CelCS outstanding bas been reduce I fr.mi
9158,935,6901a 9152,724.933,-or 90,110,757
(bus leaving the net leductioii of debt less
?cash $111,983,172. There ure dow la proeesi
ni redemptioe 915,000,000of eallod bond-, ku
Ihat the entire reduction for tl 10 Basal year will
probably he 9133,000,000, prorided the cosh
owned by the Tceoeary should be Inereescd to
tho umotiiil held nt the beginning of the' lie,il
yeai. It flloes not yet appear probable that tho
sm plus revenue will permit unv further redac?
tion, and ibo ooah reeerta was quito small
enough ut the close ed the last fiscal ye*.ir, and
is ooo* composed mme largely of unavailable
silver than it nae af thal time.
(('HE AM) PREVENTION.
Tbsbnrnlngof tbs lfatiseel rbsslm in Berlin oe j
\\ ed ni div n .'iniitln 1 din tr,1 um ol tint fiitibtv nf
i*eliaaoe opoa half-way msaeowe m Insuro anfaty.
There wss nu Hos curt ii u >_sparstlBg tho stine
fron the nml 11 >t i 11:11, bat tah " WSB BOl proof
itu'uiint th * H 1 n ?." Tbs lr ? st ir'in.; nndsrns ith
thesing* Qnlokly caugiit tim proeee dum boase
despite tbe iron enrtain, and ibo building wes de
h'royt"! in n ? b "ii. iii .pi'v no performooee w.is
in prugtsoi ea 1 oe live* wei ? inst.
'lin ro wu ? it'if > t li .-r lire two yetti a in, li nv cv cr, iu
which nn lion curtain played a like anaatisfoetory
purl wi h terrible results. The iir- nt the Sing
Tbastre, tn Vitim 1. in 1) ie a ubar, 1891, il m ni bo?
il sth the t:i ."-. mi 1 :i'*<* '-iiin**' tn un olBcial state
ine il 11 wns utter v Impoeiibls to lower the iron
enrtain, ?? Ibe Huns abo! Mreaa toto tbe sod!*
i.u nm, uiul the linle.cn I,.lc of 800 people burned
an 1 sn leonis l wilt be i ri Iii remembered by om*
resdera, ll bsa tbe Psrk Tboatre obs bunsil, i.-ist
H. m.,iel, il wai al ni rabi v pi nv nie 1 with aiHoinalic
liic-aiiiriu boxes, bm etrsoge lo esr they foiled to
check tba HsiUBS. Hoi "tilt- was thero intlamni ibis
malt ri il cv r/wacr. , but ta rt wort) uo mo .ms
worth stir mis c.insiiler.di ni fee BSpnnt*
iint Ibo BtuHtOt-UIB from lb.) sta.".
Yit wilbla a year befpre the const ruc
lion of tbs Pnrk Thsetre wm begun In 1973, two
Mew-York lb ?alli's. Niblo's and Ihi fifth Avenue,
cenatraetedenesnetly tba tatan model, hil van?
ished min Ila in) anil Smoke like tbe liuder-boxes
that th.y were
Our local tbeetroa have lately suft'oro 1 ni my over
biiiiliiiii*, yet there ts strong tsndsnoy to pm lee
Implicit laith ou various iiiiniiiviiii.nts and modem
epphoneoc wt>thooi renshing tbshsertef Ihe mut ter,
whlflCh is, ea Tani Taranna bas before punted out,
thal th** theil len sh mid hit it,ado Iii enroot, that
brick, iron or coiicreto should bo used ni plaoeof
wonl, mid thal Hid Hi ige should be t lunn.ip.tl y nhill
oil'irom tbe aiulitoriuiu. The Park I Ima r, tire bini
the fm (ti unto losult of causing i demand
tbat brisk er . riMi n ii wullsshould bo raised shove
the roof. Without this US iron cii'tiiii would bo
iisofnl, mir woull it provo slsotoal in any c.iso nu
lesstl wera eeooldcraMf breodm ihan tbe cloon,
Iis ini'tllii-ney lu the llorlin fire would seem to be
0MB tl by it , bari lt* tilling ilu piointi nuiu arch, ho
thal the ll.mies il.n nd out nu either aide and caught
lim pio.-c* iiniin b.x.?. 'Hie plan iitlop el iu tho
b ii 1*1 m2 ol Widlack'a Thoatre, of distinct bitildiuga
aepaiaiod by massive walla for si ago uud auditor
lum, is the best new feature introduced into our
them rical architecture. It is better to limit flames
(oncircumscribed space by the diameter sf ths
building, and to tire them little lo feed anon, than
to rely npon "exits ia time of need/' water pluga
sud fire-alarm bo xe*.
To the l.\ cen rn Association*) of the United States:
The uudersigued ls prepariug for delivery during
noxt so.ieou a thrilling leoturo founded on his own
personal experience, entitled : " Hoisted Out of Hia
Individual Boots by His Own l'-i Willimnuho
retard.'' Ot In.' to tue fact that in*, ia inextricably
meshed in tbe ooils of annie thread winch he rashly
handled a while ago, the lecturer will be compelled
tn asmine the position in sneaking lu which he now
innis 'uim.'lf? ila * o.i his hack. Any lyceum that
can show him a way out of tho moshe* will he cn
titled to hear the lecture without chargo. Address
W. 0. Sumner, Yale College, New-Hnven. Conn.
P. S.?lu orler to save the time of lyceum com?
mittees tho Pnfoswr would announce that his
other thrilling lecture, " Ultraoiuniscience, au Auto?
biography," ia withdrawn from the lecture held for
repairs.
Reelly, Mr. Conkling ought to advertis* for a now
phrase tu rhii'h to ex nt-st Ins admiration of his
friend General ('raitt. Ile is apparently unable to
coin a, new one ht r self. Away back in 1870 ho
lirst tined in the Senate the expression : " Great in
tho urdu us great'iess of things done." When he
nnininat-d Ueneial Grant for a third term at Chi?
cano in ISSI), hs mlloil out the same naOOOOl nt his
inoft impressive manner : *** Great M the arduous
greatness of thing! done.'* At the dinner which
General Grant gave to Goueral Diaz on Weelu end ay
wo find Mr. Conkling closing one of his most tre
nieiiiloui sentences iu a tremendous tribute to the
gioainets of lui host br declaring that General
Grant made Ins plan a among men " not by cheap
word.** and phrases, Imt by the groatnesa of tliimjs
done." Tho phrase mav not have been 3 cheap one
Wheo ll wns coined, but wo submit that Mr. Conk?
ling hus plaved it for all it ia ivor ii. lt ia thu. and
old, if it ia uot clnap.
PERSONALS
Ths W.CT. Edward Goodrich, of St. John's Church,
Wandnm <o Point, Conti., hat tail j I for Kurop.*, to
tiki* chargo for uno year of ho Aineri-an Protostaut
K ns, op.il Church at Gsnova, .S*.rit/,er and.
The Kev. Dr. I>. H. Wheeler, of this city, has
beea sisal il pr.<si lent of AH-'ghenv C'dlego. Penn.
He has li "'ul various paddon* le.Othsr M'thoilist
PollegSS, WM United Stales Gunna] nt Florence,
inv, and for mrernl yeera edited The Methoditt eu
thu city.
Mr. K. ll. Browning. >seu at tba poet, ii studying
Benlaton la Paris, san isengnoad on a ur..un repre
mntiug Ao >llo wooing ths N vin ph ie the form of a
?vi pe it. Ho 'i-i s clint t the s rvic '? of a profes?
sional ins .e-e'iasm -r, who tels to bim every iiuv iu
OOmpaay w.tb a MUS l>oa-couatriot"r.
Lientennnt 0 H. hlcLellen, of tho .Baronne
M sri ne, baring beea detailed to represent the
United Slates Lifo Saving Servtco a* tho Intern.!
t.on:.I I is'i'Tics laXhibitiou to bo held in London
in xt mon h, siiilcd yesterdsy on the etenmsbip
Or i i.m Monareb, Re te li with bim boats, buoys,
in (ulai , un i.i t-> u.id ot In I' li i* -sa v hg a pp! iain cs.
Benn'or Voorbees, of Indium, i- et -Hot Borton
Ar'*, lb* it < -renado I a out twi e a welt and is
barine snell a cool tine generntly fiat ho will
s ,iv there two or tiir.** we*ke tosser. -Senator
Ca odo i ai I fsmily, Ol West V(r:i ii i, aro elSO t
lb) 8 pr Inga, wi rh erma 7,o io etnera lin* Isrgsal
number oftriri tom tbst maori hm ever hal at ouo
time.
Keiir-sent.itivo Holman, whs bas Iteen in Con?
gress 'nun bu Induna district twenty yoars, is of
Keotncky rioek, hie fetber,who stu hod btw with
Henry Clay, haring booa born in thal stato. Tho
" Obj ctoi-," M Mr. Ii ilia ni is called. Urea oi th ?
farinon whicli be waa bora. Hit beam is a aa ileu.
nnnsmmtng ono, bot stands oe a high bluff nv r
banning the Obie Hirer, wier ti eomnaaeele n nmg*
ni:*.?iit view ot both si.ir.'t lor milee as and down
st earn, sewell sen pr ?t,iot:t over part ol' three ,**t ates
?Ind,una. Ohio un I Kentucky.
Tho roora tgraeeotet-ioe toota A. R. Post of a
bnttoa ont from lbs cut of t'dei'l FlotcVr Web?
ster no tho ti"ld of thseeossd h?til) of Hull Kui,
call* to mini ai intoroitiug incident connected
with th d ollie r's death. It Midd hy a soldier of
i.'o n.ntl \\'.t.nl.-i'i ro'i,n ?it. iv ao .vat wounded and
Hiv on tilt bold n.-ar bia 0 >mm cal *r. After Cttlonel
Webrtor wee dee I. mm i mb tl s*.d a t eoem alone,
took hie welch md p'ck.t-'i > >k anl stripped od
in-, a -ino .-ai. Til ni a roi)*); Osneral m la uo, oed,
s'l'i'ig tho o.i.'!?? on tbe ihouldsr rims of the Colo*
noi'sc tot, laqoire 1 wits that J 'lo isl waa .Ho was
t i'd Hint i*. wat Colonel Webster of the 13th Moa
asehnwtts, Ko tbsn Inquired if ha wm anv rain*
liv.nif i) i Ho I W abel *r. T i ? tv ? i t I ? I so Idler re
pic 1 th d b" w is!ii!ison. ThsG i i tal turned lo tbs
r,-b -i s tl liers and told tiiem o hivd Iii.ii tho watch
iin I p .iiie,-b "ill, a id -lilli t i d lc- would -ce lind
thev W re s,oit io tho (.'ohmo 't fa nil c. He aim or
? I i- I tho n lo pur the ii'iilonn bark OB Colon* I
Webster Josi ie they found it. laadrtition lo thia
li- Ii ni a sentinel p,.ste | tn guard th i "ody. The
next afternoon, after ibo b ittlo, *. lu ,g lino of um
Iniimt o tv.i.o.i, treal oat ft.in Uentr-oville to tho
ba'tb-hold. *i .1 tr a tl imf trass, after I ho wounded.
anti b.'ougbt off Colonel Wcb-dot's body.
HI sm so se tire etna ger ts tfairersitj life in tin*
Cinvcr-tity temar,'' sud Juba Bright in bi*
nillir.s on being int..ill tl at Lord Keilor of
Ulassow University. " I mav bo said lo bo a ni in
who novel hud tho ai I vin Inges ol cduca'ion. 1 bud
tho tem lung if aetna French?-sa Englishmen
teach I'i nell; anl I bal Un*, ail vantage of a year's
in f i in-: i.m in Latta by a nio-t :u! niit'ii'tlo tutor?a
conn try men of yoars from tbs University of Rain*
bnrgb. Hut there was not much Qraek, not so cinch
that any In e of il ia left Th-re wat nothing in
the shirl.* of mathe natiesor of acteaeo, Lo ikin,' el
cd nea'iou, as y ai take lt, 1 icu a Berren who hid tho
miafortuneto bera almoai non,*, of it ia mv youth.
Von will not, theielore, bo Mir > ia *d if I feel a cer?
tain >httmiUati-on in leeming t<> te m b you anything,
and if 1 (eel B Strong >aeuae Ol envy?but nota
blaina ne cary*?-hat J never possess cd theadvan
tsgSB which ure now place 1 wit'iin vu ur reach.
Hut if I ha i no education auob sa >*coliegee and nnl*
veradis* gir , if my nchool ii fs si tdot I ai tin* pu <*i*t*'
lune wntin so ir noiveraity career begins, if Ism
unknown to btera'nre and to science sud to sn, I
,*|r|v invself what l I il till bsa brought BM t\ lilli.
ibe range ol rouraynipatliiee--broutrnt nie io tb s
tlisliiii-ui.thi'd |>o -lt l Hi. I Suppose it mn-I b>* Ito*
cause inn baye Mime ay mp thy wi b my tabor*.
You Inni ive tua! 1 have BBSS ii so,ne sori a polil
i. ni i <*.i< i.oi, i ,i,i i 1 a ivii taken aoma s-iina, a n.i per?
in, pt li ive )> *e o ? ' ii** s ivico in tho legielatut-n
auu gorcrnmeul of our eotrntry."
GENERAL SO LES.
An 0Vt*going tenant illustrates tho absurdity
o', so:.io ol tba covenants in lease | greers in I ii* a .e a ll
form by sdrertletsgts un BsgUsh pager ior r>0) raia
ti.il al.,ui i'll I met fiat miiiibcr ul (tee li, tu eMortO
l.iiiii Ui. c ivonant I" Ifiive Hie | romim s in p.erlitrly th
nilli.' iiiiiJllii'li ns tliat In tv,.i,'*i Im I.nunl Die,ii. Th,.
rota, li a ids, milli he ii-jltr lii-jdii'il, uud uo cr.pp!.'- tu l
be receive I.
Melancholy tidings for Jumbo como from
Ho.iiluii His turin.'i m ito. Ali .o, li u never b tray .ti ti |
HliRlitottslitit o grieralSN tue dat' of hisd.-pariuro. und
iioif even ti.e olnltlr.-ii aro tacnalttsg lem iu Hi.tn* ti.lini
ratiOB tor Jtage, ii Bhsrailng young elephant not yet Ive
yeera oi.i amt set (piito four mui a salt tent high jiu-.ii
i-t ii linn*,n*i,ms ii un iiml Bined? cacm the gariee waikt
with a lead of olilluren on hia hack ui bland cipcciauoy
oi laius.
The two corpaOflfraWO. Partlofflaa and Gautier,
tKho wi re instr imental lu aettluK up Hie llleual deiuon
alratl.ni In Paris on M ireli 0, have docliiied a siiiniiioiii
H. appear lieforo a inai'istr.do in the tottewtng poillo aud
lonsiiieriiKt ii.annor; "Wohavaih.t honor to .I.e...io ti
you that we cannot cnnply witt, your invltatioii ut the
time iiiiiitiou.d. Wc have lust not warfe, lind we have
In ei' ino Iii i . lill,' t" a (lord t ie lost of a ii ilf tlay a ul to
li , I o li if vet nilen liloie lui i,T,i .. l tu.) Hlictto "nf I'M IS
without employment. Wu eas, however, iimio ut your
Ul.tpoeul any eveitlnK aller 0 o'clock."
A Behool ol Imirniucy for Women, anid to
be iho only nut Hut ion of the Ictml In the cou ul ry, hat
been iliwani/o I ia Hniilnville, Ky., under eoudition*
f I.h 1; nie tlnni.l't li. lie lat omi,!, lo Ita auUCDW. Tl.o
lirojected collrae of atildy covert two year-, ?aoa ye ir
lu-1ult Ult l.lo.l Hitit two ternia, ltrtfiriaui_? Mnpte'iihor 1
a ni i r'li'iiaiy 13, and contloubiK twauty weeks otoh
TheprospesuianwaUsos taeptoullar ipitlul, atiuna ot
winnall for the work of the apothecary auop sud Ila po
cnl.tii' m iriiciioiia lor Ber.
A IMO who lately held Um position of night
tol.-iirapii operator at ono of the atatloaa oa a Now-Kti-f?
laud r-lii uni hat rj.ated io a reporter of The S'ets itaoen
Union a poraoatd exporieuoa which serve* bo itluairate
tho Qbauoea ol auajt- -x to whlok traroUtra sra eonaisatly
ex pooed. ne waa the only mas in tbe depot at night sat
bia houra were fr.ua 7:30 p. m. to 7:30 a. m. Oaa sight
be dripped asleep at ht* lastr.inant aa<i tbe nert thing
he knew be awoke to hear the rumble of an tpproaoMsi
train, rand his te.r^rapbic rall vigorously sounded on
the receiver baiore him. To hia dismay be perceived
that bis right band an 1 arm were asleea, ss the ootuio u
expression ls, aid totally usetosa, and ll iras onlr with
gr.*at dlfllculty that Be could five an intelligible Ma
SDonse to the sims! with hit left hand and scrawl *
brief nieninraiidtiw of tbe Instructions willoh to.lowd.
However, be (lld succeed la stopping the ap ma *hini;
train and gi vi g the important oners whioh i.e had Int:
received. "Hut," said he to toe reponer, "ih- affa,r
IrliHiten-'d me so ihat I deteimloel never to mp uar
more in that offlee, aud to get ott the road Just ta soon ai
I Cftuld find a decent place elsetriiete."
There ara nunora of another conflict with
authority at Adolin rt College, floieUsd It ia aald th it
one of the professors excused his elaas from recitations
during the closing week of the last term owing to tue
conduct of a certain yinni* ladv, who was a m mDer of
the class. Il-roflenec wat ono of peculiar enormity, aa
a simple statement will show. Oe day while the pro*
fe**<ir was putting an elueidatloa of tho I* iso i upon the
blaekhonrd be dele'ted tbe young wo sse ia the not ot
gazing intently uno i him t.'irou.u ai utera glass. Ador
the recitation he explalued to her tbe uri n i. iii. i and
anno* ance whlcb such a minute inspjotion bad cau-el
him and requested le-r uot. to raped H. But the
following day he hail to undorgo tho sa*us or le i,
the girl assorting that abe had authority from
tho president ti uso the opera glasees to
assist her defective vision. The professor decltneil ht
net cpi hen excuse, and when sh -, In tu.-n, hsd reluseU to
leave the room, he dlsuiiased fe clans until much time us
she -.'uni i minc.ii li* to <i:i.-y order*. It ls sal i that tho
i ii r.-.i r un young tviini in ir t i- .1 ni .-liter of a mouin -r
of ihe Faculty, which rut.ter emin it ut.t blatters. Tho
co.I- ge au.,.fliriues will en lonv >r to roaoh aomo ileclsuiu
before ibe uegiiiiilng of ibe next term, but lu the iu.au
time the su.ipe.is is awful.
POLITICAL NEUS.
Rhode leland politics can now lapw) !>aek
Into ri* pectahlo stupidity forauotber twenty y.-at--.. If
the si nt ? is governed hy a ring, aa the opponent* of Hie
K-piiii'iruti, claim, lt .un tte said lu its favor tbat lt is aa
clean un a mig can im-,,c.ly lie. N'o charges of official
corruption havo been iiro.i?*.it aga!.i t it Tbo altair* ot
the (??tate ure mlitiliu-tered eeeiuomleally auil efficiently
and lu conteiitineiit aud prosperity ibo penplo will rn u
psia tatura1.ly with thn.te of aoy oluer M ii.* m i t
I ic,>ii. Noverthelo.-i.-i, Itt polities arc an auoiualy. It it
the only state whaie sej" sac rsa Baal asia ls Tanlertiig
a goos* on the result or au doti nu oue year before tbo
niue it occurs.
Tho Democratic papers display a areat deni
of earnest ness lu their warfare nenin tt Mr. Ilautlall's
election to tho Speakership. Som.- of tht'tu are so uuwtse
as to lot their earnestness grow into unger and heirn/
their lear thal ho may already have a sure tuiug lu (us
contest. lite Louisville Courier-Journal is lue mut
intemperate in iis language. It openly charger that t .t
filenil* of a pifl'io.iite policy aro ready to purchase Mr.
Band all's i -loetiiiii ene says (imt lt will "coil nay man
lilt seal iu all lUtine ("flin.re-..-tf*, his |Miillical life iiiid
lu.mu. to vote tor Holdall."' Many of (ho sinaii Irv
DeaaoeraCta papers aie rullitwiiig in thu wake ot ? t
f iinrnr-J ,iii-..,il and advising the Democratic party "i*
lit lY'iiiry Ivauu* ?o lo the dot li." Tm- whulu enli.:i*
will hate, to Imtnl th- sn: mr mutt-, ll le to fee lean-ii,
WSSS thc Democracy have free swing at thc turilf.
SprniL'er'it uia\v material" plat fm in is not
greeted willi touch enthusiasm hy lilt.? wu party. In fact,
(hera it a di.spo.i.ion sim wu to rilli: do lt. Vite Pittsburg
Pu teantty Beget "Ibe ' burous.' at nTetlaeea calla them,
should He to .Springer. Ile ls their mau. They ate to
he uln.weil existing prole,mun nu lmir m iiiiiiuctui<" I
pro iiiit*. while gettlug their mw BMtenel iiee. Ina
.Ne.t-i.upland wo.illeu'millsare le have tu.rir ptotlt' n.
t it ,t*i tl ,.i Um Basenaa ot the wool-growers. tfSpri'iser
|.rii|.i,rr?l to nuke woollen fabrics BIM i(M dieri- tv.mid ie
nen ,e tu hts Idea, hut he 'in -n't (o na thc siili-nlies lt
lusiHtiacturor*. only (ne piotcedoil te fanners." laVI
do.iiiiy .dr. Springer's p.atiorm is loo raw ior his pail/
to swallow,
Wlicn thc causes operating asraiiist tilts Reptih
llesna in IglsS-gan sis considered it is tiirpritiug mst
they elected any ono lam Monday, ho terra: war* las
indifferent*.' muong tho voters that lu many localities
only otie-tliliti or ouo- lourtli of thc vote wat east. Thett
thc Il'iuor denier, were agni Oat tbe llopuhl.oiint lx*cnii.*a
they teared tue party would pa*- some prout',miry >lagU*
laimu.wi.iie the teiapeiaaea copi.* veraaagered ant . i
timi tory thing had aol hf eu .lou,- already. Beside , tho
Hepuhll. .Ul .State Coiiiinlllee made BO e.lort, while tue
l'.i-riou couiiiiiitoe waa eaergetla and active. Mitiidii
tli.'SC iullieli.e.-, A.irking against tm- Kepnl.lti ali* it I
iiitoiiia^iug nt ku,nv (hat (ney wore nol tttiuplotely
IWI aped Hut it li clearly evident that tue pail/ MOM
rcorg.iiii.-iug iu Michigan.
Tbo advocates nf a taiifl-for-revenue-nnlr
lolicy in the Democracy want the friends of a let-aieiio
policy .to state dflliiiiteiy what por.in.iu the party I.-, te
take nc xl j car ou the tariff quent inn. Tlie Buffalo Cou*
ri.r asks: "What Mort of a laud plauk shall tho Natloual
?DemaiBBlkl-Tinn lit! ni nf l8fH embody iu its platform!
Snail ilugaiu r.ifer Hu- tariff ijitctlinii to tlio('oiign-.*-iim tl
districts I Wo Alni tn* tu ls?J, hut tho idea has never
liet'U regarded as hrilltant ami it was certainly uot sue-*
eaaataL ore have la the nnhaol tho patt) >waM i aeart*
enee.l platform-makers who uu.itmi.io.lly vee d he gi 11
to furnish ii land plank on which a preCecUeeist mt
Mr. H.uni ill and a tu ul reforuter Uh* Mr. Hock coal 1
stand together. We might, for instinct*, declare for a
'.m.,iud tuna.' or a lo,.t some otSer oil case totally detre! I
nf Ui'iililil., er tho pl.illorui might Ku., e the ts,lil i|Ut
it.iii altogether. Hm weald ihat heep tue kuna ant el
lao Presidential ta ii vast I Ntitv let tm- irieiidsol te
l)f uni"racy Who tl, -ne to eva.I < this Issue sav* how'U
tu ir opinion the piityoug.it to me.t the prospective!
Hipui.iie.iu attache. lite vewrierhs?eretred snlnlse*
c*ilin_ coutiudiuiu.
Al V si v.
Mit. ALTE98 UONCF.RI.
Steinway Hall OM liuiiiUonmly filled Ta*.
vt*iiins* at tho eaneartglTea to Mr. cud atseahg am
pup.li. The prograuiuie wns composed nf gad inii*io
n i I trns given aa printed, wit'' an ulirtiii.-ni-e f lom en?
cores, tle*pite the ciithilslasui of irli'U 1*, tillich .1. soi nt
t.mien.latino anil liiiilalii'U Bise. So,no of Mr. Alt .??>'?
pupils iiir-lu'i.in.stii;, .ml tuon iloiiii-t ..iii^iu; ls oviii
lent Mis* Kittie Nullor har dim olly pa-s-tl tue ?t . .?>
oQpnMuuie auil n,,* i.-,.. bad that ..t sensiia aerfsnasai ? -
H nu a tull amara aspraae of even amt adearaMa Quality
She joins inn- u u Insight und capacity veiy uu'i-iu. i
uu amateur. Her reinlotiu. nf tuc iii.Ih ilt broad dre*
m.ide scene at Kutdiutela, "ilairar lu the Desert," v ,t
.-uij.i.*iiig, uud her mSateal luli-HUein o w.is c,|ii,..^
disn..to,I lu her Ut I'cale iud sympathetic piaiioiciiitl
ut eompuuiuieiils.
MUSICAL BOTBAm
Tbe opera tliis erooing is " Don Oinvnnni,''
willi Mu.c, Patti for the brat uud only tinto M /.ellina. ,
Mr. CJoorjre Wcrrcnr.itirs narloo of thieeeoog
reel tala, lu the hall nf tha laoug Ishim! Hi-loin ul sn -ty
tn H:- uki t n in gins dna atlcruooti. Thc piograuiiui i ..io
very attractive,
At the riiilliarnionic Society's leheoreal thia
itftti'iii.nii Mr. JoseSy will play Hie Si hum.mu A-iiii:.*i"
loncrilo lite symphony Ls Hiilnnsli-iii's ** (icoati" I a
.s.teii.iileliu I) ol 1 iiihs, lately i>liitcd lu iiroukiyu, wi.l
ul.so he given.
Monday evctiin,!* next hai lieeii fixed foi the pro*
tl'.ftlj'j of ?'L'Hio.le du .Void" ut th." Arntl'.rit. in
We leeedar cvomng Mme. >_JSael will aiug Est ia
'? l.-i'ir a _r. a " for tho oiilv time t -is t a sam.
Of tho WTeetmiaater A.hhov .parformmMe ol
the "He icinpdott," toe uosstoa troth omyat "Ihawt c
s.ininloil v. rjr .tilter Hil hsSaM fro o irs cone r.-ro in le i*
tl nu.*. 4 iron hi*.ul iff-i-t >?afl cailt'd by pacug "Ji
c lcsiui (iiinir (tiiotii t-.vc.ity o aga Viitu fiiir iiiiiot ail
f.iur tt-.iinp-tti uii ut (no trit'oriaiu. io sOJorttatiC) with
doiiiu. l's own itireetiont iu tho ac .ire. lee tr.Iori nu el
the Ah u*y is v-ry 8p;i*toii*, and tho n u I iv t BSdhs *?
eeiio'i a d rolled asosl graadiy, mis croat ? a i
?i n " funt.is l , naduuii calv. MB mos. * r.siug t ilB I ' i
lu* OOrfc, bit iii a c'tteert roo a, ni* or nii.v r in. .
whoitt it is tm 'otilh.e tog t the co cnn om. il a ?'?-?
..ii.ce, aad roi uuder Ute eerfOot conril ei ihe e ? ?.'?'?
tor,areal a<id effective ioiIc lug ot inn wurs. as i-**
tea Uu by liuuuod. t? tun nt t it- question."
THE ABBEY-MnPLESuN CONFLICT
''This is all very ri lifiilmis," said Mr. Ti'lot"
BBU* Henry 1'. Abbe* 'i business iiinniiger, ycstci --y ?
a Tnmona raoeaOm " itheel the eentreeta wth m.i ls at
Niissoii uini -jtliei" singers winch Mr. Gio p ot n .s >
hors. Il will lillie Hu.e to show to tho pul.lui ll;0 tatt*
in tue case, b it they will come out b.-:or,- lou (
evi rt .to.ly c tn Ju igc dieu for huns, lr w nether M..d.nu
Nil-suit ins tu lins imt made a contract with Mr. 0>St
Ihat Itiier walch bo aaya ls a couliuet *
sm.wu nut to be a contract by v....I
ho says about it. Now 1 know for a
lue , and c in msk- an affidavit to lt, ihat KO-0 ie NU*
ss..) M.; ned a i null fl with Mi*. Aliboy juc ?Cik ag li 1
.Monday al the Windsor lion I, in this city, at ll aft aaa
noon. Now if she had matte a'.'nairne, previously was
Mr. dye tho woii.du'i have made auotiior wita >.r.
Ault-1. Not at all. Sue acted under Uo advice ul
lawyers who were familiar with the facts ot tiie ca-*
Mi. V. >? y hal'.rn j-is u i tho n.in-i- ai io Ol tho vv i.ct
mid lils .iiiiii -sot h r ? alto ixaiuiued tbe matter, lor ur
hail BOBBI interest In lt, as you uiay Ima.I ia
and If he badu't known that tue cou: nfl
could be made hy bim with Maname Nilsaou i "tl
may rest assured that he wouldn't have m ? i
ta* steps he hat already takou in regard to lt. Ma iain**
NltSoOii lins u.ili only ooo couLrs-er. and that ia witt
air. Abbey, and alie willean,* oextOclober al lha epaniu|
ol tao new opera house Jual os sue as late. Aud it's ' ??'
new opera bouas that ta laislugtbeunaoiilef on the mu i
aide ol tho water wtib all ot the arllsis. As (puck as H.c/
beard tbat there was to bo a new opera house iu New.
York their prices wont up lo a vory hlth Sgure. Tu* it
uevarwaa suoh a demand for artists, aud never w< rs
such prloea aaksd by ikam. Xaora ara egauts ranaaduag
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