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TURKISH DUPUC1TY.
jTHE PORTE* AN8WEB TO GENERAL WAL?
LA! U-VIOLATU-N Of TKi.Ali;:-.
I ? Rcao-ai ooBaaa_wnj_rs*ros tweTataowe-j
1 t'.i\-i.s\Ti.Vi.rii . Maich 1.'.
Thc r.-.iki-it Covt-iiiiu. m. yielding to Oeneral
Wallace's demand, has given an gnawer rn the
. ;ii! ,. ,.,?? i ?? redreaa ol wrooga
i . Amerioaa dtiaeoa Theta alaiaia wera
, pr,-.-it.,1. in (all reliance upou the
,,.,i,tv- af the Perte hi tha farm of
reqnest' to the anatoeanewt of tha guilty partiee.
... M- i of punrshtng, the Tarkhth Oovernmenl
hastn-otectedmen who have injured American etti
- , *.!? ndi d its Impartial favors alike te
, . als and ta highway robbert, li baa
tl.us taken noon linell thc reapooaibillty foi theil
jut,,, iiie lorin of the deniand after montha of pa
Heat waiting ama i-". thia reaaoa chan.cl into a
claim apon tl"- Torte for a lanai iadeaanity i"i tha
Injured peraot-a. Tha Parla entirely ignored the
preeenta ion ol throe clalaaa nnd tims fbroad upon
the raited Btafeethe need of makiaga eateawrioal
..1 foi an aaawerof aoaae kind, a iib tha alter?
native ol aocepting lhe position in which a eon
tuii , i aileaee o' tha Turks would place it tha poei
lion ot .ni ob.-tr. pi lams tun.plain.mt tuc iu-'mnili
coal to lie iioticcl.
ibe i i.ic.ftii al fliinaiid wai nunie, aad secured
tia- ali-tWti ni tin* lorin i>1 a nam ral refusal of all thc
itaiius. The United Btatea hu*-ooeaaioa lo i>e grata*
lui ta-1 lu- Turka lor ni inst argnal b_fl it a beering, al
thoagh the aaewer rei ni rea] flees not rory much ad
rance thc qneation nf vi.htin. thc wron cs. Hut
Kimiilti'.iii "in-.iv with this answer lin* shrewd diplo?
mat- o! Ibo Snldiuie I'm to have raised anew quee
tkm. They claim thal tha United Statee Minuter
has been guiltj ol a v lolatiou of diplomatic naafe ia
addreaaing the QrandViaier laatead of wartiafl hia
i banco ol aeO-Bfl tia- Minister of lore,un Allan.-.
All who bare ever ha d occasion t.> t:ikt> a case Into
n Turkish c..uri are familiar witb tbe bewildering
weal ion produced by being (__exnectedly traaa
iuiaB-d Dom plaintiff into defendant. Ifyouaoc
eeed in aecnrhi_ the -neel of a burglar who has en
tered your house, you will probably lind al the police
roon that you ate yuin.eli nuder guard and on
trial for baring robbed the burglar of a pistol ..i
. ?._, i while be waa p tcefally promenading |
through your rooms. In fm I. you will be lui ky ii
von gi t "il bj a gleeing i" drop your anil in the hope
that the burglar will ben r. 11 Ll enongh to waive
the prosed, ion ol his charge. Men now lie In
Turkish pri ns ? boee sole offence lethe use ol
lin*.nm-in iii vin'* i-ll midnight marauders. They
arc the n iiuinals, w Idle the robb ra bave none free.
()f the seine order of deft i ve strategy is the
.hare, raised hythe Porte aga ns! General Wal1.ic.
Thia cl xpect?d to turn the attention of the
United States Oovernmenl from the real points ni
bane. But that Government ought to know how
nt teri y unprecedented ls the claim that the Min
rofthi United Statea moy not preaent d'
directly to the Grand Vi.i'i. .Ml Powersprescut
ileiuuiitl- io the Grand Vizier wi
inui some ol tho ol ii i Vin ba isadora made some vei v
urgent representation** t ?> the t.iun.l VizieT within a
few hours "1 General Wallace's interview, li i**
tl!",. Inn) diplomat!! lic.-,,ti:ili<ilis',\v:th t'.ic I'a'rlc ai c.
aa i rule, conducted through tbe Foreign Ollice,
Hut jual so soon n- ri qneetion becomes hot?and
hardly a week passes la thew dayswithoul annt-s
lion becoming bot?the Ambassador of the Poa t
i nned Inevitably goes t" the Grand Vitter
aboul !'. The onlj exception to thii mle ls when
"cu ..; thc greal Ambassadors, instead ol going him
uclf, semi-, one ol lu- understrappers to make a de?
mand U]. theGrand Vizier. The Porte naturally
tb.. - nol like these critical Interviews with the chief
I oi the Government. But it wonld think
twine before undertaking to refuse Lord Dnfferin
access to tlie Grand Vizier, and il baa never hitherto
attempted io bur the Ginini Viiiei's door to an
Anuiic-'ii Mm -tr. The attempt In this ca*
attempt to rate the United Statea in a lower cate
^a,,i than the claaa of (inui rower-.. If tho United
Btatea i- "I no more importance than Bervia or
K mmania, Ihe Amertoaa Hinlator haa not the
privilege ol tbe European Anibaaaadora, and hus no
jntiiii- ol presenting questions to tbe Porte winn
tin .Miiiistct' ol Foti ign Affain is occupied or imlis.
noted, 'I iii-, ellon to acl aside Ihe established
l>T('t edeuts of diplomatic usage so far bs the United
Bl ? i is concerned ia tbe sum and substance of the
bm ' ii' raised by the Porte ia lieu of eatiaiying
the legitimate demands of tbe Gov erntnent.
Thtfpeople of the United Mates have themselves
to tliat.k. in no small degree, for the disagreeable
tH-k whicb now devolves upon their Government,
Tin- hirks have taken up a lui"-." position as to the |
respect due to the United Btatea. It devolve-upon
the l'nitc'l stat' - Government to lead tue Tm . t i
j le from thia false fiosition. liit does noi insist
Hl?"ii this, it? raprearutatives moid bei
j,.i il, a ii ." bated breath in the presence of tbe great
ii, .ol Turkey, Bul the Turks would nol bave
l encouraged to form their false views of the
pee it ion <>i America had Congress taken |i
have the power of the United Statea exhibited in
three regions. Witb theee Eaateru la
lia*, a i f-iiunc!'"'which i- still ol snflicicni import
am c to be .\,'. ih protecting. Bul throughout thi sc
lands, lear fi the consequences alone lestrains
etncials and people from breaking np the ooiuun rv*
<.f inn ig , - ci.mir-." In all tli.--.* Undi the j.plo,
from tbe least I" the greatest, learn no lessons I ial
pta net object IraoonB. Bul they sea no Binn of the
Thi re :- herc -.,
steam lauticb which i-. hired bj tl ?? 1 uited
i u,v. iiiiitei,t Inc th ? I.i ".'aiu-n to ase in oftieial vtaite !
un the _ktepheraa. But it it a stai among I
Turi:-, aa among European uiplomsta, that ile-ex- ?
IK.nt nt ol lit, power and glory ol tho I mt. d -
1. only hind daring two or tlir.-e montha ol
year,nnd thal CotigresB, in appropriating fm t,
. anaaaiaall mada the |.i..,imi that thia steam
J*.lllich i-ll Ulld be f'T lhe jo.Iii Use of lin - M ll 11-. 1. ? i
and the ( auaul. Thee all Um- world knowe ihat the ?
United Btatea Oovernmenl ehliaes i;.-, Ifimster to
iis|, ii -1 '.an ni's coiiM-:11 iaefare In* cnn usc the steam
launch and that often win i the Consul happens t<?
l*e cut in iii-- launch laanortaal business of the j
B-Bgeti-Si lnu-t await his return heferc the Minial si
i i t aamnnicatc with Ibe city, Once in two or
three yean an American ship ef war may mal
hasty trip alaufl the coast, creating anet.-.<?, ii
InunromI m. pei baan, Hut there is before tito eyes
nf tins- paunia io abiding picture of tin United
Mate- na a (brea la the world. Dence tbe pee
take ii-at mir nvvnj\ ablation. Well lllfwmuil. Ul al
least Influential, ?**op|c ni (finsiiintiiifipic have a
jiotron thal the greatnemof tbe United Btates ex- '
i-t- oula b ' ium Earoaona governmente (brink
from ?itt**jiip'iii? adventur-*- l-ciond tba mivl I
lantie. Aol .nans mayhavogrowa riehbj a mg
immunity fi-un attack, hui they bave na ur.uv. no
uaw, ut..I wonk) bt laateiillj natiajnerrd ii a was
waa aa take Uaaaad aaldiera ta then distant abor, v
Th- 'I nth-tnil.r lu Licvc. I..- ? (Amer
jean war pawer, that American ubililyuB revoage
v rontrs '- s myth. Thi* belief _ the key to Turkiah
andlifity .'rs lo American lights.
'i ic., i- an Ibm i l< an Real -on-euhare in ii i Mi _.
ttaammaasa, whesNoeaeoil is to sh..* brththefllery
ot tin in,i.si Mulct.. Hm j.liifc foi that fleet ta in
Tnrkiab watara; ta thc eastern and nat la thc
y.<*tcru part -i tlu Meii.ien.iiie.iit. ia tbem waten
it would be serving sonic purpose. It migLt maa]
out ship*, m. ll.vuiK mTUbt to Ulallie nnd Italy?U nh
Milnciint l;.-i-iic.:iy to evora ne thane counlties.
Bngkaaauatfanamau gheajld ba ia tha Gaga, when
it ts needed. Had it been in Turkish umteu Muad
lir, inrbas the laat troajjheua-a tea yews, thc i>n._cnt
diaagreeabk queatlona would nevi have un-? a. lt
ttaaabe diawa away flaam ti.e atmethu eaaal c.
Uranti. )?-tnert jircti-iii-e will liavc ri BBagnetic la
jiiuii.'c ia tha dlrmtian af ahawiag the Turka thal
there ai*' -ail it ti. in-, t.f ??x.-.tii.a: (.'.c-tions ethel than
thow now meal facile, to the TurUab mind.
'I hiN if. Ii.ifti, al ilot trine. *1 be pla.-. Un the MaaV
il'irsiieaii fltN-t is evideully Villafranca, b. tou-s*.
fns-Mootli, that i.l.Kc j* ninn- convenient ior th*
j'N.jiei iiiioviiii.iit of uH\ni oflaaaral TUaktheaMu
luent {.I wave niiide In reply to * Top,**, als foi tho
lb st to bc moved into the Levant, lint fla lha
Auk, .tan jH-ople really kt*v ? licet iu theil)
laucnu in orJt-r to provide cnn-itsuiiim-iit lol ii,
i.1bc( i sr I have travelled in France uud Haly, and
1 have .si-t-u naval officers maintaiuing the glory ol j
tht United Stale* iu Um hali-iooiu* ol Mmt aud hy J
lhe roulette of Monaco. I have found them jovin
. 1'iiip.itiiiuis aa the railwaya afFnmot and Italy.
They adorn tlie hot.is ol I lorence an.i Bama, Hut
deaaitoall this. I balm re they would aehnowbaflaa
that tl," .erv ic-which tiny render their country
would I.e more lan'.fihle if ll" iv station WM in these
Eaetern ?iis. 'linc, '.heir -hip- kwh afUttle like an?
tiquated arknhj the aide of tbe trrc.it Knulisli iron
(Lids. Hut even these shins, held constantly before
the .v.-of Orientala, would produoea moral eil.-ct
toward advaneing An-ciuan inteneta which nu
lengta ol ataj iu Freneh or .Italian waten oauap
proaeh.
Tbe curioiiH ,'iititnile of theTutka toward their
treaty obligationa baa hid two oi ihn-e new
illll.s1ratioii.-i within the p.ist (eW weeks. Thc qUOO
tion ol il.e im ill tm imp. .11- is n barnine one. lhe
I'orte w i -h.a to raia, thc Beak ot ita duties in order
i . iacreaee its revenue. Hs deeire can bardlj ba
oalled :.vein.nt toward protect um. im il- poll, v
i- H> lax hollie illilllstllts nut fd ex i-telK e. whatever
tho aeale of impori duties. Hut this deaire ia ham?
pered i.v th.- bel thal it is bonnd until 1890 to ad
mit all Qermaa poods at about eight percent ntl
valorem. The * favored nation " elana, of Un- an?
cient treaties alan binds ihe Porte to admit the gooda
of all thc oilier principal COUUtl lat nt th'' Bama rate
of duly. Hence ali thc Powers, whilewilliag t.>
negotiate new eaaameroial treat im aa b baale of a
hillier linty, insist tlmt mit il QarBBtttt gooda are
taxed at tl.e higher rate the eight per cent duty
inu-t bc linivfi.-al. The ni,isl benevolent WOll
wiaherof Turkey wottld not wish tba whait Impori
trade to im taken np by thc Oermaaa Hut th.*
Porte, (uatTucted by its German advisers, has bow
deelared thal it floes not propose ta recognize the
"favored nation'' clause of thc treaties aaanj
longer binding, 'lhe leaaon aaaigned lor thus ignor
lufl a treaty righi i? thc aeual one: " It ia mit com?
patible with tba interests af thc Imperial Hovel ii
iti.-ii t." Ibis (h vision is likely lo lead tO seline ex
trmaely hvely remarks on tlu pun of thoBritiah
and the Rnasiau Ambaeaadora.
Agata, Tm key ls bound under thc treaty of Berlin
to give a Christian government to Crete, Recently
it anuunoned the Gove nor, a Ureek, Pbotiadia
Tasha by name, to this city and uuietlj appointed a
Moslem iu l) - plac. Hut n >wsol tbe appointment
leaked out before the new appointee reached bia
m.si. Si'Vriii! ol' tia- rowers, indignant at the at?
ti mpted violation of tbe treaty, Instantly demanded
tl,, revocation ni' the appointment. Tbe English
(inv. ruin nt even went so far as to order ita fleet to
Crete. Upon thia tho Porte wai fl ?creet enough to
stop the link, and to s md Photiadis Pacha back to
his post,
During the peat five yean an English rompanj
has been running passenger steamers between
Smyrna and tbe shores ol the Gull oi Smyrna.
li-.,'!.' have found the Gulf villages a pleasant re?
lict ii in the beat of the city. Land hus gone up In
value, houses have been hu,li. and a desert has bein
turned into a fashionable resort The idea of i in?
ning steam rsi., these Gulf villa .'es never oe urred
to tbe link-, uni neverwould have occurred to
theil! in a huudred cent nrie.i to come. Bothe local
ollie a - Iri/i.v favor, il tu"operat ion ol this Knglish
coiupauv, bm 11:., I no pint , '. lur .-, itiuient us to the
v alnc ot its privileges. Af ter five years ol operation,
t i it< io ii j. .mt bas i. come |uits a .valuable property,
n ii'I other comp ting lines have sprung up. Now,
however, tbe i' ii ? rum) ni a ipinred on Hu scene, lt
was nol cont.'iii w itu I.ic increased receipt*, from
nock and hui bot tn.-s, bm tijiv.-fi a direct si
the .Li ub-'uls. I he Uovernment, tin refore, in con?
sideration ol ;: certain percent age of receipts, gave to
ri i'n11, tin , ?., naive right to cum pasrenger* in
the Gulf nt Smyrna. Tue English objected to brina
summarily oustsHl from an en erprist tliej I'."I In i i
m. vt n i tho knowledge and ... ?-? i.i of the Turks.
I iic.v vi,,i,t .i a m.'in i pii.i nn iii iii extiiiziii.uiueul
ot their ligbtn. In. Turks nc-^otia.od long, but
claimed the wini to seize tin KnglisbniAn's bimi
id?. lu vj. ,1- ? it is ri i iirki-b waters. Last week the
'links, wi,h.nit waitiug foi the final ans wei ol
iiu' iii ?? t i-1i i itiveiiiim tit. -ci troops and broke nu
tin- iv hu- f ..I th- Knglish company, cutting adi if I
tbe li a i ly inn t icie. They thu- violated the
ancient in es insulting tho English Hag.
I lenee they have ben led to make a prompt and
bumble apology on lear.ling that a couple of En?
glish Ironclads were t > make a ( all at Smyrna in a
( Usual Bl It of way.
1 ll i; M Bl l< A.\ Cl: MIMI. RAI I. ROAD.
lill: LAST STOKE .WI) 111 ir. FIBS. THROUGH
THAIN.
i i ,,m ut OCCASION Al ? "iiiu.-f'M'i m ol rut 7K.ir.rM .,
Mexico, March 15.?This letter, which goes
u. the Urst through tr In from thi* cltj to Kl Peen, leave*
here nt ft e'elock thia ffletnrdayi morning '.u'tnin be m.
Monday at tin- Texan frontier, whence there li regular
foniimiiii.'ii!".'! ** iiu New fork In about Rve day*. Thia
i- a li'iuarlaiii ii fact, fur the Beru "iori, mall Isnotre
t-.i. fl here until twelve days after n leave* thal city
The Mexican steamer nhleh leave* Ide w-York on Thar*
hiv l-iiiic nt Vera Crux a weet after the Sunday fallon
ni.-. On Mun.lui tbe mall 1* bron*rb1 bera to tha Vera
( ru7. train, snd on Tuesday morning lt ls distributed at
the poe) ofBce. The malla sent b) wej ol Kew 0
tonic ,n ii? timi, but aa there ai onlj three uteatnrra
monthly from tbat cit) In Un aprine and wbitei month*"
imii infiie in Kim.mei', u lieu quarantine i-..,;,???, >->i. tlie
. . un.ui.mi,.,non ail lin ; < . t round ia byway
york.
The speedy ootnmtn cation bet i nthtarltj and the
Ti ran frontier i- floe,,.' tirane, to ' i e completion of the
Mexican Oenti al I
practicable for ,. train '? the average rate of
tini,;v live mile* per burr to mako the |ournej ti Kl
, , l*_2S uni.-.-) in bant ailie a aura. Prom El i1,
tbe laaurii.i tn Chi em nlnetj -Ixhaura- to
nt. Looi* tn ai".ut eighty-eight; sod to Ken Vork In 120.
Mexico la ii.u- brough! mt-) eloae relations with thi
lui'.cl Mil les, itnii lin- vu u ,.try which PX tl nd- f,,.iu
0 to tin.- capital a diftanes ona fourth j
than iiiiit from N< ? York to ( liicif.*.) la Hu..iva oj
tin- m-pi i lion ol imii i-'-, mi ri hant- ami pi Mpertoi*.
'H.- prto :? :?? anlsatiuu ot tbe Mexican
i el ? ki ,i in tprll i-s't. when Piest
tleni i'm/ granted -h'i..; te Voe reaaioual approval) a
i ii,, i ter for tit.- iniei ;.i i-<- lo Mr. Kobari ii. ? ? *?. ? >n. who
Beting lu cone-it with Mr, Reman Ouanum nrni Mr. .*-,
i,:i-(iHii COwBeho, ol tin-city, bad Hen red the ea op^-,,
ti.ni ol Mr. Themas Ktekeraon and other Bostsneapltal
i-t- Benaeeted witk un- APiti-on, Topeka and gents Fl
Railroad, wbk-li bad advanced steadily toward Um
eui frontier. Wlthoul walting for tbe approval ofthe
m.'M.'.'.ii ( oagreta whiek came la doe niue, the Mexlcua
1 Kail '??' < .un- iv, ai auls-l la Beaton) for
wanted railroad material to titi* citj bj wayo! Vera
Cruz, ant) In Mar, 1*?80, Hie work *ra? begun. The Ural
v ,, laid ai Um nu \ i-li. li inn Hit-..-I. in tl,-del ..I
tin- el'y. iiml With tli.ilp';*.. ii-iu. '?! ?? of supply tbt
line wi.-, .xieiuii ti :,, I,,? the v..'.by ol Mexico uml
I brough thi Pass of Nochoatongo to tbe valley of Tula.
j le t.i 1 gftj .1,1,1 mill v.. ii-op oed fut irall'l. on Sej.
tenibar 15. i--i. Jiu iic-i. iii. i engiucer waa tha tate
Howard Bohiuier. Tba primary -:..??- nore Un
iUll,-ni!, but Mr. .-ciiuvier"- encrg] parried the a irk
bravel) "n. On December 151b Uh iwue year the road
v it- it-*eneil to the to Wa Of flan J.I,i ii ill Rio I .''. lull,-,.
v, kere paaaengera not bait for breakfast, lu 1882 rapid
progrea* vms made, Tbe lina waa opened for general
I m.ia- io Q ,- r ; mi (153 lulu-.,) tm i'? l.iu.it.t 15, 18"-C_; to
( tl.iy.i il--.") rn::..-, on April IV :ti I to InpaatO (21.
..'j May l. The Iron lugbwaj bad entered the low
indi al .,' ? roi :, and over tho levvl plain* of tbat re
.iu, tue progrea* wa< rapid. The road v.,,s opened !>?
A Hit- ne't fear (lg* i>
i un-triu-tmii weill un rapidly. The (InanjOuato brancb,
wbleb eonneeta tbe nunn ime with thai in-torn- mining
etty, *ra? o|?e!ie?i. Later tha reel \*n* extended tu Lagon,
n::-i ii would hove oc'-u eompletcd to Agna* Callente* by
the .:..i of tin- v .ur iut,l .not the eouatruetion of a long
viaduct ul Knc.ii intel,,n retarded operation*. Tins vcr
tbe temporary ul root ure there ?i,- replaced by an Iron
one nml the raUraad wn- opel aa* Work
wai luapended at Preaulllo, vrbich la fortjr mllea nortk
weal of th;ii arly, to await the Berranee of thc Borthern
Oltrlelao.
'n lac rorib.wilh El rn--,. Tera*, ns thc ba*e of lpie.v.
*s .ik in,il geneon rapidly,and byhepicmbri IP, ic_2,
ul road liail )..-.-n completed - ? , ??:-.:-',
lillie-). Colonel I). H. Ku! Illvotl. W lill lli.t ta s?ii ,-imln,,'
tba Sonora Kail-natl, tla-u look ahaega ami by (he tn. I 3
bul roar, when ha wan placed in control or the anti a
In e. lu- bad reduced thc ;';ip between the two aivtahm* tn
lMlmilft*. WlUi Ihi- i iii aa Mb iieadt|umiter*, ( i>lf>ne.l
lioi-uistin han Itia-l.'iiisl t-Bititli., tl).- i-omplctioii of Um.- lion
highway. In Hie torentl ?!.*;? nek inr >iav? of la?t tuui.tti
aeventv three mlle* nf trm-k wera Md, and uti the laat
linne day* ot isniiMniciiou work titree huh one-hnlf milts*
ol'rnll* were laid dally. Iluriu. tbe p_st t selie montb?
. . la* I ivs been built, ao thal la aueody count ruction
lt I* cliilmtfl tba! the Mi -lcm ? ontnu " .". nts ah prt vi
tais Beaaa-B.**
iiu- i..ini?vr of tbe two end* aud tlie drlvinr of tin- Hind
i-pile we;', aeeompliabedon Hainntaylani wltboutmueli
i n at .. |wfnt -ix mlle* from Prcanlllo, whi.-ii i
7,281 id above the nea level and owe* Ita exl*U iee t..
neb niine-m Ita iir.uic.ii.itc vi, itnii. The uni in? mt tha
lu-i -pii., _..? appnaprlBlelj aaalgned uot la en> pnbli ?
oiiu ntl inn i.iiiie mastri trail.niau, i. li. Buckner. A
-,,,ii as the laat atroke had la n glvei i Irumthe
ifstiii-"iiiihii aonthern Uviat-on Bdv_aeeea_d nut. and
i haar* were alvan tor Ute Untteg ^^^lle^, Mectae and the
Btate of /.mite BS. Tin- lion Ultima* of i.^^^ miks wei
?orupictf.
? Mi. A, .1. (ii -i,t?, formerly rtae-fs___B_nte. the renn
ty I vania Itailroad, v. nu .-omi biend* from Philadelphia,
--.turua io i_e United States ly the speoial train whlak
. ..iii, - ti.N. Cot-tie] l>. B. Bo-tnaon aeeompauieethem
iu Cl FUaa,
'ibe nil ill.uil I..n at Un- Ul t)i in Ibeij.roeiU' Tit :.ty (?
l'i an ri ii,.- ta the Ami rb an resident* bore, Tin. Mi il.au
-'uni. win. li meeta on April 1 will rvrtnlnlv ratify it
sass.
'ibe Mi-7i.nu <;tiv.riiiueiit {u-omis** u _ul_4dy of
gi9,000 per mund lilpto a compuii' u In, n 1, ti,. -i,u,
ii.-ii a summablp Rna bstween tha TmSAt cs.i.st nnd A*?la.
luduceueuU are ohered tn have tbe ateamer* cali at
Culled t?uic* aud U-ulrui _,._a. ic-ui _hm la.
TOPICS IN LEADING CITIES.
SAE ri: \s ci sco.
THE OPERA SE___OM CLOSED--A MKRCENAKY
I.awyf.H-A DUEL ESCAPED.
tt n__o___ni to tua i nine m.]
Sax Fi!AN."i.ii-ii. Mnicli 89.?Tim enefOtk uruna,
after mnnluf Ilona wooka, ended to-day, when
Patti *<a vt- u tiniil null ince pei forniancc to tlie
larircsi Imust* of Hm .-.jMoii. Tin* (renl Tutti bou
ccrl at thc Pavilion nun ii Minces-,, not lt-aa limn
S.OOO nOOUSO hiing present, of whom not mort* (Iihii
half could bear Hie singing di*lmctl.v. (icrsh r lins
drawn annd house.*, nnd llnnleanu preuai-na to
pay tin* t itv fl y. arly visit hereafter. 'I bf lilnir.il
patronage wa* a surprise to many i.c*ide* thc nura
ager, an aenta fm la-t weeli brongM hO thc wny
from eight to fifteen doUnn at mk tlon. Tim opera
unity bit i lu* ? i i v to-night for Snit I.uki*, whare a
performance will be given in the |_oat Tnbernncle,
I be f ity was treated thii are k lo ??> aerete earth?
quake- bul for some lennon tho dnnutge wno ron?
da .1 to Bracking tho walls nf a few bamnoni boaga i
on tba " linnie" ground. There was dungog in some
an. icu tl.ii i,'di ncs,1,ke I he old('itv Hall.and thojpolico
?ouuht safely boa tina lulim iu Bight. But either
tbe eboeka ara leas levero now, or builder* do their
work beit.r thoa formerly, lor no material damage
is recorded. Even lofty brick and alone atructuie-i
which had lie >n erected during tho lust ten years
were a* Btondy a* ordinary two-story dwelling*,
which Kites to shew th it the earthquake- has hut
most of its tunori for Han Francisco.
Tho sharon case lins Ulled tho newspaper* tin*
week with testimony which tho reporter* cal)
" spicy.'' but tin -re was little of the indecency of
tba piwriona week's proceedings. The defence arc
now bringing on their witnesses, who include seine
"shady'' i hara, tera, one hoing an ?x-GofOtlMg of
Wleconain who travelled udor as mnny nHneaa as
u jToft-s-sionul buging, The court-room audiences
prow oo uproarious n f_w dayl ugo tbnl thc judge
nliaiioil lim mom, end now taasboi aeelian nftnr
wnentkraa gm ooapellod to defend on tiie Morning
pupen.
Hie 8tate Legislature hoe been in aeiaion lur ?
wei., ami li,is done eonaiderable work. Ex
Judge Wallace, wbo recently scoured election to
tha Assembly bout tins etty as a atepping
.sioiii. to the United Btatea Bennie, is
maraballtngtbeforeoaof the Anti-Monopolbrto, li?
the Bourbon seekeri after pohtii al spoil-call tbem
selves. He has introduced an Antl-M-O0pol*t pint
form, vv Inch at itt; i pis to show ihat the coTporatkma
ure not owners bul merelj trustees of tbe railroads,
and that the Slate ie the real owner of the fran?
chises nnd lo.'iil-l.iiis. ll this principln vu:'.
adopted, railroad companies would be nt thc mercy
.?I State official* and the Legislature, who could re?
duce rates or inake other cbangea ni will. It ls erl
dent ihat tbe anti-monopoly dodge will be worked
fm all it is worth by tbe Demoerata; but they
cannot count on the fidelity of manj ci
their own1 membera, who are not anxious
to follow tho lenders iii euch radical measurea. Tbe
true rn aeon for calling tbe extra aeaaioa ot the Leg?
islature i- univ shown i" be tba rapai ity of Deimos
a lending lawyer, who expected to t-'.-l a ba of
$50,000 for arguing tbe railroad tax doom before
the supreme I ourl al Washington, A com prom! a
effected bj lhe Attorney-General wonld throw the
lawyer out of his fee; so be worked on Got
st om man to cull r.'i extra ?< BOU, and ll.u.s subject
ih. Btate to tbe expense of full |ll><>,i)i><> kn ordei
that he might save the fee. Tins ia tho milk in tba
Democratic anti-monopoly . oconnut.
tic vernor m..n "ii ian in hia menang. u> th* Legisla?
ture at tbe opening of th.* extra BBasion inferred
tbal Attorney-(ieiiiT.il Marshall waua party to tho
compromising of tha taxes il'ic from tba Central
Pacific Railroad to the Btate. Tat Alta Col
published to-day u letter from tbe Attor
i' General to tbe Gorernor, tn
whieh ha sacs: "in nenaurini a oooatitutional
officer yon were bom <l lo state the caee truthfully.
You (1 ul not do so. To serve the intered* of 9
greedy pettifogger you Imto fixed in the archive*
ofthe Btate and i rystalliaed In a pnblie doeumenl
g libel on n eo-otdinate department, and have be?
trayed your tiu-t a-. I public nerran! and ymir
boner a* a private gentlen au."
San l'l BUIlisUS has h.nl ii.rtd luck willi
sporting entertainments, a* the wrest line?
ll ii b between Muldoon aud Whistler wno n **hip?
podrome" of ihe wont kind. Whistler easily
proved him-elf the better man, aa Muldoon waa on
tin- defensive ill tin- evening, although be weighed
twenty pounds more than his ontogenist, After
iiu- tiiis.o it will be difficult to till thc Pavilion
wiih am iihci big audience to nee eithei area
oi sparring, iim avaricious athletes hove killed
tbe gooaa tha' laid the golden egga,
I', re ll.i.i' inthe an I hia v ifs, now on a riait here,
ba , '? i,, aii sd min courteai '.,' from tim
1.1 _;n colony,
."-??n-it'.r 1'iiii ia beek L re from 'Vi'-1 "lotion
what lu- ( ''ls buaince li i- georral talk
in nociety, bfiwever, thal still won be
wife ii.ni v u I.e u;.- recently
I cd.
nd wu- broken tin? we.'; i > ? Bow
Flood's new brownstone palace, tai *.?,!> ,! i lhe
granite wall which Henator Fail ia build ". , ?nri-l
his L.t. directly aero i tbe way from Wood*
lum.;-....ne-) in the cit).
'lhe Metal aeneation of the week h.is ben ,
quarrel between Conni Dtatwveky, tha Ki
Consul bete, and Conni ZacbarofiT, who anana i
with the Patti party. Zaeharofl paid tbe Ulla <-t ?
pleasure sxcuirlon to Belmont which the Consul
gave to Oeretei mid soma other membera of the
opera troupe. Tbe facts of tba story wore j.ni
llehed, putting the Consul in ;t disgrai cful p..-ii loi,
wboraunon bo densnnded an agelogy of Zoeharoff,
lin-ian., refnoodtonnologigo, and mada p-iepnn
lions foi a duel willi rapids; but lhe ( .ui.-ui's
nen ni ge nailed ami he didn't tami the challenge.
CHICAGO,
POLITICAL PERSONAL AMIiSEMENTB.
[hi mt Ol vi'ii h. nu. lKiniM ;
( nit vt..., Mun b 20.?The local Republican Com?
mittee chosen to iit-iioct niiiiiiijeiiiiuit- for the No?
tional Convention ha- hud a meeting and consulta?
tion with tbs managers oi tbe May Musical Festival.
A leuamillon of tbree wu* appointed t" i anani! with
i'i xtt.tsii ion i lireetera, tba nuwaogeraol the Fes?
tival and the IVraocratie committee, Nothing defi?
nite hm.vet boen decided, bul it launderatood that
these bodiea will pool their expense laauee,asthe
uii.iiii,'.iiiciits fm the MayFcstivg] ure gdmirably
iiiiap-si i.u tho noeg of Ihe eonvontbinn, Com
mitteee hove aloe been apoointed on t_n_um_itatlon
nnd linatn-e. Mr. VV. (.'. Goody san thu! Um toni
mit tue of ji tanjil nmnta foi lb" N.iiiopiil Democratic
Convention voa tn havi hnbl ita ti rat luting bara
t>n Thuroday, but that Chntnun Barnum tele?
graphed him poetpontng it indefinitely, llepte.
?.unit** that the Ceuvention v ill be held in tho Ex?
po.-mon Building, though some tif bbl Wenda favor
Battery D Armory. There wno n otrong feeling in
favor of makin k tIii** convention a deliberative bod]
instead of a howling mob, though he believed sents
bliould be prep*led lol 10,000.
The most i opspicnous event in State politics,
dining thc Week WM the Withdrawn] of (J "vernor
Hamilton ue a i aiulidatf f.-t IO olection. In hi , Iel I
t.-r nddiuggad to thi Republicans of tho Btaia ba |
.-.ays ? ? If I won able to nata** thk dMln of Um I.V
publi. un* ol Illinois 1 would not wif.h to du a.
Therefore I bara determined uot tn ?ntinjnaiini ia
stand ..ut against tba sentiment kn ta voi of tbe
lioinimitioii of ex-Qovanoc O^lcaby, and foi tliat
I i moat rrapertftilly withdraw my natue Irum
turllicr tonuidenilion for that ollica. I du thin of
my own wish aud deslie, ?nd U ish no Ill-will
lewin,1 the j. illy oi tlc people.'' Tlie truth of lhe
matter isthat Ure QoTQJMt has not had lhe ghort
nt a chance ringo tho campaign begun, and his if
tii'iuciit is only to gut out of Um way of tin
Ogin-tby boom, v. huh ls nuking through tba .Subs
like a cyclone.
A Stain Convention ron.biting of delegatea fiona
thc li ada S-id Ultu. Willing itt lUllwli ubi !Wil lu
s??ssiiin dating the week, ??nd as each of tin- 100
(ld. gates bud stune pel. reinnu measure ami all of
tluiii won passed, thc IggragOH platform lUOBaV
bios au industrial n ili'iiiiim. Then WOO BO OOM
?Muriatic sentiment upi paged in thu discussifuis.
bul the ucl mn taken, if il I oiild 'cv i i lu- made prac?
tical, would nm- labor thc widest In I na- uml bank?
rupt rupual.
Ao nn indication oftbeaaloon power in Chicago
the Ciii/ei,-,' League have just leaned ? ohcular
shewing ihat iti Chicago then on :t,T77 anloona, or
one toeveryS. tamiliea: 313 bnkera,or enc to every
ITO lamilies; Titi butchers, orono to every 90S
families; aiul 1,809 grocer--, or ono t" (very BO
familial.
Another Jockey club baa just ben Incorporated,
tolled thc American. Its..!, , ? I is to ofiord its im-tn
licisliip, winch will bo comnoeed of men who own
fast niad boiOBB and un- fond of driving, a place
where this-111111,1.ment cnn bo indulged in without
fe ir of Interruption by the police, nnd to this end a
suitable tract Of land will h.* leased on tho south
std'" and lhe erection of un llOgUUl club house bOgUU
at once, it will have a private hotel andu private
moe trash noutrolled by th- Bambers of tho club.
Tim antnaetnent luveetrnenl cra/c has struck Chi?
cago. Within a lew week' lim Mime sloe), company
has abs, rbtal tim Gettysburg panorama, inaugu?
rated tim Boheme ot a nen ..pera boneo, and eel
Colonel Wooil on his b--i again with a new
itiiiheiini on tim obi sit., -.vliit.b will oi*on next month,
and now sevil.il Lantern capitalists are in tin* city
and have io oontemplat ion the erection of n coliseum
on thc south ni.l.* to be devoted to amusement pur?
pose! not ani ike those, of the .Madison Bquare
Garden. New-York. The building will be con?
structed of iron and flies, Ol DMientuI in design, lt
is proposed to (olin it slock company with a capital
of $200,000 and establish! permanent aquarium,
aviary, mnoonm. etc.
Thc ead Intelligence bas boon toooived here thia
week of the .lenth oi lira. Kata N. Doggett in Cuba,
while sim h,ni _.-,,,. io r>.mi! her health. Mrs.
Doggett was well known both here .md at tho Fast
usa woman ofotnmg intellectual powers and ruin
culture, ."she was an ardoo! advocate of woman
Buttrage, ami lim) been preeideni of tbe Woman's
Conirrees. .She was also the founder of " Tbe Fort?
nightly," ;i club embracing in ita membership aer
cr.il hundred f>l the meal prominenl Indieeoftbe
city. Bbe waa an excellent botanist and linguist
ami Im- made several admirable translations of
scientific turks from the French and Herman. Her
house waa thr resort of celebrit iee and bur hospit?
ality un- boih elegant and profuse.
'?.I.ln.i" is still running at Mc Vicker's, and on
Mon.lay u Princess ida" enters on ita second week
at the (iiand Opera H.ms". Robson and Crane will
beal IJoolev's nexl week, nnd '"Tbe Stranglers ol
Pans "ai Haverly'e. lir. Cable finishes his second
week ot reading* to-day.
BT. WI ia.
B0BBEEIE8 FIBE8 FIGHTING CHU I
Bl il.NV- -POLITICS.
?'iii, mi tv OO v-1'.M.i COBBI -c 'M'l.'.i ..i ru. riiint'SK.!
Si. Loi i-. .Muich 27.?The euee ct Tiller,
Ibe express robber, whola loekedupm the Four -
j- vi nb in- ronfedn it< McFadden, who waa
11i? nun Hberman, Texaa,laat week, con
11 nu,-, ii nt traci attention, pin:, becauac of tbe my -!? ry
,??;,;.,,;, il i. ill, I lu , .,-, , en-,-in I 11 tl by I be express coin -
pany'* efforts to keep the fact* nwaj from tbe public, but
more on account of me extrnordlnarj revelation* whicb
been madi n carding the manner In which the
thieve* iiei-oiiipb-ln tl lln-ir theft amt concealed t'n-ir
plunder. Pi opie were -tunie i to bum thal the tl
ia luiin i iii tbe i ,i.i ;t.i three Hay* af lei the robb.
l teri, and, onlj t ory ibm ly disguised, moved abonl
In iii ? ui" il pul :i' place*, an. ani c ? di ?! In
shlppinjc tin r plumb r al ru.ul, -onie of it by tlu verj > *
pren* ??.mp.im tbej bud robbed. Tiller ls reported us
being penitential aud aux iou* to relieve all suspects
nf complicity wltb bl* crime, while McFadden proti ta
tn. Innocence -tu,ii lt. Tbe expres* company, however,
while declining L.t. il'slut the* know, claim tbal thej
hav. .,-.. rv. u. 'inin - te timon} nicnln*t both prisoners, sud
create thc Impression tbat tbej are arorklug quietly to
Bil tba p.ut., - to ?? bat Hu ., tiellcve io be a
- j.r. jul cnii-piiiu i to rob them.
Tin* meeline of the Mutton il Board ol Undi
beea uni. bel with great interest bj -t Loni* Ira
null ?Abo nave beenretUve of late under the of ten re
prated tin-cut that thc frequency al Brea and lueRtcl. ney
ot tin- I ir,- D 'partmeel Ib thi * city a ouW before long re
buII in i -??' ."ii- drance In rates for Insurance. The
t itr.iU inui Beveral lime* i>, bb made befoce, ooupled with
ibu InttmaUoa thal if the etty Vin Departmenl waa
i uuii cb t np to the st :i n,11 ni obtaining In otber l u ?_?
ths advance would not be made. Quin . ??ntl m. nial rc
gard, bu**, ur. ls fell hythe ruling cl isses here fer the
eenerahle fire Chief, ll. <1 iy Pexton, vtim i* af the Kbaa
baeb school el l>i bioctbcj bi ?! srhosi do idea of Bra aa
UugutBtt-neal are -.i* anthinatind aa tba political methods
bi ti iilrh lu-nillo-bu tlc;,in lim nt a valuable auxiliary
of Ma party. Tlase and tlaae agala tho bualneea andln
siinim ?<? mell lin ve i-omhim ,1 in :,ii endeavor te -e. ir. the
remodelling of tbe Fire Oepartnient, bul thi effort haa
.ni;, caused "Old I ty's " f rtend* to rallj t.< i.i- .
.ti.,i p ,iiticjii *> input!.!, - have bi .rt time everaoane bu-i
u,-- i, uirli.tneiit-. li.ie li vie turi of liii* li ml on Hie pert
af ti;.' wu.-1., i's fri. luis ba* '-. en followed by
, ? i'i the losnraaes rates, whloh an novi very much
higher thaa thoae ol anj ether ettj of like character In
ih,' eountiT. if lae Kallona! Board undertake*
In fun e tbe rrtt.'s i-l Ml lit.I.ir, another Mlt.'lnpt
*ibi be made t" improve tbe Deportment, bul
there I* little hope of Ita snecass until ths generation of
.-mu be--ii -i in ...it lit /. is who still held sway hera pa-sea
away abenegt whleh win hardly arrive foi
;i larga proportion ot theui belong to th
,.v i mei ot ethos I ..biers.
A',.. ,1 ino yean ii en hera made the dl*
ivorj thal Chicago waa depriving tbem "i .. v.i-t
luuount of budnee* by sending broadcast through iii"
iry comm ere lally tributary lo 9b Louis free passes
.1 biri, took to iiu- illinois metropolis country merchant*
abe liought Uich goods then lu lead of here, li waa
ihcdul th< lieu- that it was essentially
I'npru; , i,,,I,, ihi-. inn the resolution did nol
'larc the cQeel of bringing the unscrupulous Chicagoans
bi ihe | ? They kepi on sending free
r ? liing i ood* and >i the no i * ol lt. Lome
* .,,! al i :-i i ame i" the conclusion tbal cure
i (all* lon wa* lietfatr than remonstrance bjr reaolu
idso v., ? ks ago tho] t"..!a ap tu isrtiptlous
(ur . purpose of scuding oul *peebd trains to gather up
the i, j- ''? In the dis trie ta lur ade S bj <:
t'.iuiniii': . .- . bibi ? "i, ii! t...-t. Louis. Two of these
'.i.tins dave bi u-h1 bi their loud ol bittiness men?one
in.ui K.iii-sf. the f f'uin lows -anil tlie benetta re?
sult mg have beea ...... u. >i Uiii the iniTctniiiu are non
mn il, 14111 itl. ol Hm form.iimn of a Merchants'
I'm "ir-i..u I uri 'i : h shall in the future lystematl
eiiit ton.luci tu- ? .f provhdng free rides ta tft Louts
,,f laerrhania tim a. , ihi lUiTouudmg country.
Thi SIC. >? Of tl.e '"lp- tl ? I' '''I -" -"Te " tl: lt ||
!, ,i j,i i.,-t .. mean* baa been discovered of t been?
ing ( ines ku's oi.nov i. ii i- (.uni i cuii aggra*eiv_ui ?
A bulldmg boom has sri In which ter surpasses any
previous activity'cl ti..- kind ul this time ol year iu HA.
i uni . More Unhi ii..' new beuaes have been started
since the \a a vc i' and the application.- foi permits ure
rmiiiiL' tn ut tin* ( ii> Muli. The archlleetsreporl timi
.,. ? crowded wit. onier- md ero preparing plans
null estimates tura vnatamouul ul mt. worh. Therm ls
Just om drawback ti this pleasant outlook. Urava fean
of trouble- with their workiogmen mar the bopesofthe
builders. Thej Bin idj report lhal there ls a disposition
tu -Hil. e tm Die par I o' inn-oils un,! ,-ui p, mi :-, it bu ,i:r
lum nt ut tin ne e-,n of a verj boo b ruble advuuee
In wnpes.
Politics bavebeenverj Intcre tin.j-- here since Renate*
.j in tl bbl Democratic followers bv pronouncing
against Payns Ina way thal admitted of no misunder
BUmdlug. ri,, 11 ii, i, , i.i-r baa a strong following bete,
but should bedail* decline tiie uoininauon, Morrison, ot
houtbem illinois, tu..bil be nexl choice, sith'MeDonald
next. The talk of the old ticket Budia* favor Lera tann
founded, aa Hendricks'* refusal iu I--o tu take Ibe
second pince un Ute ticket with Uaucock ba* given bun
.lu till-.a.bout Ml--,uni of having defeated Hie
party upon tb.it lutcrcntiug occasion. Morrison's friend*
un workingli.'udboth ben and Lu tilinda, and then t?..t
sc.mmI nhaaoa of lu* securing the m.ii.i vote of both dele
t nu,-.. Tim itppuiiiiiii. nt of Kodnej l> Wells u- Post
lu.i-i.'i of Hi, I j un- has ni i.i.i. .1 H.. verj powerful Pllley
mil,i, un t- aatalnal Arthur uno m supporter la-gan, Tnt
titian lu nu, rut hun virtually dec! un-d for Arthur In it*
editorial _utumna, bul iv bile Ibu literary departmenl ot
(bl* papal l? -.nen full svvbiK lo elect Presidents some
luiilillis bufort* Hie elccliuu UiiafV* plitie, nilen ui.til
rona raallj InUsrestlug the holm u* assumed qnletb by
D. lt. Rouser, nrssldeut nf the Globe Democrat Corn
Mar, wi... li.i- ijiiiiei te kepi bia imnnatil bs ragarda rr.si
aeuil.il ju ejen in -, bul whoo di. lura a*the i.t lnflnen
Lal Itopuldiaa leader lu Ihe Stats win not bc witttiu-id
i.iutu lung) t.
EOS ION.
I'l'I.II I' - -( l\ ll. Hll.'Wi 'il- - iiu. DI'UAU
CLOTti Moll"-Alli'.
|i r<.vi tv'.- ? i-i" > vi i-Hil.)-i.t'i i.M..,t mr. ii nu m ;
l','?? it>\, Mureil ?_".'. Tho in v. reform Mayor
hODjIraU lld* week aiiolUcl rinking ileluoii Ii.illoii ul
Ills Mill, lil lu H slllllllllV Ilpili 'Millee espUIII-. silllllll),
tboeewho h;ive in cn in tim guortere of tho etty where
vice most flouri-tlu-* lo Hie subing and briu_mg Ibe rii
billb.m csptallis bito tlio lu alt ot lit. , .ta. ll m l."|s .1
l.j tills liicuiu lu break nj) Hie , l.tilc nit.m., u., u\ - ha
I nunn 'lu <*" bu j. Ui -ii| and Hie polico bj ii lin li ll ,
i.flriidi-i* slip lltroiudi Hit int-sliii* of sha ml Uiul ill.t,,- lu
thc small fiy of criminals.. Tb.- gnmbttng AesM and peal
fmiiiij art. tin- sp. nial aud buna Aleta tf'tj- .1- t.i attack la
tbls mu|,-.
Ike, ala-.lit) of Ug Mi V.ik Le_l*Utiue lu ?.?ci-.slag
Hie bills desired by the icfot BBCS Hullos thc slow pro
greas or tin* M-i--.it im*, 11s j,c-i-utmo towart Mani
civil Bervios Be Bann very nolba*] able Ex-foi lector
Beard, heretofore a le,ulm;.- RepubUoan manager, ea*"*
tagontaed the refenaen In the mathw of Mcnntai state.
clceiion* and sessions of the Lwgtals ure, and 1* rrj-ortcd
to de ea alas tatteaaaOter sfBtneaenl HOnletnul Civil
-*. i vi ? i;, rona, in the ter mai eoaa hs Baale a strennona
Ight in tha Beana bul raseaashal in Beating only toni
U'publi, un members tu vol. willi tum ii.runst Hie reso
lutiou lo Hllbnilt Hit. t.iie-tioii to the people, Hie re ie, I tl
Hon bi i uk defeated I J lb,- |), ino. i ui- ami liulleritcs
with ohm Mr. Beard Joined bands on tbtsooi
Tbi- defection of se prominent a part j chief healed to
some severe cornmeal on bim In the Bepubllean press,
whlefa Mi. Beard takes with ? rory bod grace. Tim
afunletpol lervlee bul ha nei rei reached the brinah of
w biiii I,,, u a member, bul Bis nato al sad thal ha will
approve af Civil Ben bf BeCBeui prei Med it win keep ibo
offices f..r geed K, p,ii,iii aa irorhare.
One of the moat Interesting questions before tbe
tatura outside of politic* is that pertaining to the use of
a railroad's ri .-in of way bj telegraph eempeulm
than Hie oompany or eompanlea a"lth vvbicii ths tu i'n,.ul
itnii lune contracted. The Baltimore and Ohio B i
Company's lawyers are pushing the ibm nut Jot the
opening of all railroads le uli lalsgispl -
? strang lobby,paid hythe UtaadardOlI'fVwnpaMy. la
, wort an Ihe Legislature labeoolf of the water
?.-ti-, the Ulmnlnattng quality "! whick is supplied bj
naphtha, to secure aa alteration of tbs lau bj whloh
water gas la excluded from use ga dangerous to lu-ul tb.
The old iras oompany I* eonirfderablj disturbed and ls
promt-im; rtiui ri tint lions Id price.
A lively lewapaner discuaalon has been going on con?
cerning the tammi" broadcloth mob " w hich has alway *
ul lo have int.indal to lynch Gm i ison la the early
days of thi anti ilarery agitation, a Bumberof nil
have come forward to t. rtlfj thal the nueli is nf
alu .nob -that ls those who bad hold of Mm and pul the
rope around bias?waa a partj of reseuera auknewn to
him, but organised and sent to bis bldlug-place to lave
bis nie by tim tii.-n Mayor, General Lyman, fathei of
Colonel Lyman, now Representative la Congreaa. Mr.
Garrison's son standing by his father** own published
account, scouts tbe Idea of there having been any re*
oner* la the mob. Hut it begin* tn look aa though tbe
victim of tbe iioiei- didn't kron a- much about il Ba
others did.
At the Bell Tclcphom Comm ly's annual meelina this
week tbe showing waa quite ?.atlsfHctory nothing les*
i b..11 pi ? uli- amounting to ovei 17 percent.
Joseph Cook's lectures bave not been a very flattering
success this yt ir. Ouly $11*2 ts shown after expenses
for Hie lecturei and an appeal I* Issued urging thc
innkim.' upi.r Hu- -uni ot H/SOO. The M.la' lectureship
l-on ib. small side in setting itself aga! ust the " nevi di
l'ui'jii: " in Congregational theology.
Thi rash of artist*'display* continue*, nnd tome of thi
young u i a. prodm t- ol the Art .il in sci
re malling bi il mint i xhlldtlou* a id si rc-e?s
ful - di - i: ?? ii... . - of Auto don "
liuiiriiiL-in Hie M isjumi. niiil ili.u, i.??? to -u\ e tin
lui,.ii.- siiii-i ripti.ai) for it after till. Another great can
Kgi i nil Inde. .1. ?' lalitlsi u|i, , uml ,i
ceri tiiu tu;,-, i- ;ii-o hangi ii-j there for the lullrages of
public -pit itel conn ii,ut,,i -.
?
riULWliU'IllA.
CABLE ROADS LACROSSE lMr8EME3fT8.
[roon i i, cobbi pondest >i hu: num m.;
Philadelphia, M.in li 29.?The theatrical
I e Ll ilell OVei u'lllo-t it i cttil'Ill . of i. lb.ll til,'.Hie
for h. xi sea-un. There are two things ??< whleh th
delphia managers ure ibm ii convinced -thal tbe cltj luis
already mon theatres than it can properly support, and
that there are more newspapers than then ought to be.
Of the latter thej oomplutn that i he Dumber brings aboul
"over-advertising,''when the real fact is that tben an
few ell ? tbi al?'?? ad Thi ii cards
an In many papers, but tue cards are a ivays -m.di. As
to tin nev.' Hie,itif, tbal is u natural - quence "f; ?
11..-, ri ]., Vs. None of the old style managers teem
to be willing to ac pi thi truth I lon ij --
tera worksbadlj in -o', rgeacity is Philadelphia. Tb.
tlon ls this: One night ts too long In PhUadelphla_f or a poor
attraction ; two months ls nol long enongb tor a rood one,
Haverly baa shown that be eaa run almost Indeflnltely
anytiiin'r wbii ii takes the popular heart Be bela mn to
have the fleld any longer all to himself, Mci .tull la the
the new house, and Mccaul) is the man
com pauli * have '-nun singing at Havel ly'a. 11 i rty liiw
self raaf be connected with the new theatre, or ha may
build still another. That ideals still very strong with
him. lb-1- serious lo ins desire t" have a place of amuse?
ment at Atlantic City, aad if there was encourag
from the Park Commissioners he won! I ha i ?? an opt n-alr
theatre In the Park) like thal of tha PW Catelan, Bola dc
Boulogne, farts.
'M: ie. Fi maudes, ubotnadebi I debut In Phil?
adelphia, and created tieri) tbe role of 1'itil.a, ho* been
uni Kpectedly recalled to London.
Pet neil werie thc amusement programmes sra of inter?
est. Fanny Davenport, with "Fedora," will play ber
postponed unicBgniaanl ut the walnut, the Hana hartog
baea changed ewing to Mba Davenport's Ni w-York slui?
ce-*. Mr. aiul Mra Peed waa will ba ,,t the Cbestaal
Btreet Opera House, and there ob April 7 will be elven
fut Hie Hrs! time In I'hllailelpliia '? riiii.t.sj. Ida. " un
Mumno Geiatlnger and a Sew- York Thalia oompanj ara
ibu-nt Hie Ar,i, BU iel "p u lluu-o.
This sftBiunsn thu hnilnnaa of tho foal ' nice ba* been
transferred te Binti aadCbaatnul sis. there hiBanek
grnmbUngovei the tact that the new building is ivitbt.ut
ea on < bc itnut and Markal ->i
The Pennavlranla University student* hiv.* turned
Hu ii attention earnestly to lue.e. and ezpei t that uezl
thej will be able to put a strong team tn the Held,
layer, however, they are not prepared to accept chal?
ti ages.
im Apni I5tb, work of constructing the cable road oa
M uk, t -; from Dob?ware-:ive. t.i i..:iv teooud-sl will
be rt.':. 1 li. ' - Imilt. Thi
,, rwr'titleth-st., and will n.* pow
uough lorim the cable* on the Seventeenth and
N'inei 'bib. und Eighteenth and I '. -
Inti .,' .iii the roads nnd r thc i-outrol of tbe Uni tn Syn
niU u-c tin bow motor.
The propoeii uni fm ,i eon ie " lee) area ne\t winter, in
which the speakers "bail n- excluslvelj Philadel
i, :- revived. it ls hi i.i tb it while there
ara few Phi ideljihla lecturers .-f note, there
-strum ta ''-it here and thal ll <>uly uceda to
be developed.
AsForopiugb doe* nol show In Nc w-York his clash
with Barnum al waya occurs In Philadelphia. Last year
tb, it, a j- something of a compromise, but this year the ie
late i" a hot battle, rite agents of " ?< > i II circuses are
? _? prominent points through the city tor tl ?
play of their great posters. Barnum's lune iviiteuthe
-. emili -iu j of a buddina at the cornel of Eighth aud
il li- vvim!" ' ormou*
i.nts upon whieh the Billa sc expoeed. Thsllgbi is
much lo the liking of ihe newspapers, especial!j He* sun?
tu, i- ui -, .t- ooiu pintie* occupy whole pages with their
advertl*. incuts.
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SPOKES PROM THE lilli.
Boston, March 20.?Among tlio loriteatcon
? li - io tb, Lon [fi Dow Merool I re Mr.
Ibiui P. Kidder, Professor E. N. Horsford, Mrs. Ole
nd Mayor J. \. Fox,of Cambridge, aad Alexander
Graham Bi ll, of telephone tann .
Tlu r.cv. i . a Bartol rc'til :i strottf papei npon ? Mal
then Arnold's criticism en F.iiier?,>ii " In Mra. Joseph
? parlors on Beaeoa-et., Monday Bight, Tuc com
panj aaaemliled by card lavitalioo of Mr. and Mm, cook
vi is Large and distinguished for it- Uti rury element.
Thal Ulna-honored in-'.'ut ion. the B iturdaj Afb
(lui., ol' which i'r. 0. w Holmes ls president, sat down
to ii monthly dlnuer aud Informal talk tbi* afternoon.
Among those pre* ul were < bu ric- Bllot Norton, G*
I V ?'? - Judge II.limes, ('Illirie- F, Ail:,ms, Jr..
President l.iif.t tif liar inr.l. Frederich Lau Olmsted
i.lui many others
The Beethoven Club wm entertained by Ibu. ito'-crt
(;. si.un mi rin-r?loy night lu place el Mrs. K. c.
Wintiiio", rho waa srerintod from raedrlng bj n-e
.ir-.-it ti ,.; her Meed Mr. Irving, "f Ben Vork. Mr.
r. ii.ino played his vu latina* on "Iolanthe" wi
ide 'ct., popular.aud theCampanlnl otiartei pl..iel
.,.'inin' -i.i;, of cv. iv Bc ton ' lub la al I to ' ?? up
t.. the limit, and most of them have lone walting
The inion ( bib's walttui li-t i? arebeblj tu.- : i
it', t lion, lt -. lune ono ll liicle.i.-i.l lt- .elive me.i.b. ,
ship b> adding Us nou-resldent member* to that class
ud,I ubi.n-biti-r thc. non resident memberahlpaltogether.
An tm- names upou tbe .arion- lists would make up quite
,. li i- proposed t.. tann a new .: ih.
urtcv the style of tbeooreersel and Union. Annmbei of
I.utiM-ut gentlemen oa tho buck lia> are eaaaliorlag
the watter. _ _ -*
S)\ LUES Unlit. AND DIVORCE
-rum The >'#*/> Jtrntnlen Ve.renfier.
Iii flt* (>b,eiver,ol tin* '2 Isl ult. in nu editorial
nn ** .*-vi.,i. tiiiofa and Wvoroe.'' v-'hy " Swedenborg aad
Divorce" does net appear, for tba eCttorial does not
tone!) U|s.ti i. lint "? Hallen'...ri; kjiv s about dlvorca.
sufslenbois' does not sanction illvorci' cMt'i't f?r Ibe one
?,i , .n-e . . - lia t'n ir ii' know
iiiem ? Amoug bo pleas ol people ls marriage atora ai
ailed, and Um taarrlage lelalion a. honored tbau
?i ,,?! ti,,,-., who receive tbe doe! Inca tonghi In
sn.,len.-'?? var.tim;- Among ic t ii? ot people is ui
(aroa leas fretpteotor niore eomlemucd. Audaiuoug
nf( lui ,tlau* are tbe prai ii" - whli h both Thr
Obperrer and ?e eoudama,more aehorre*!. l>r Craebj
alluded te the doctrines m the Kew Cliarch aa being la
binni,,u.i nilli the lustful len,limy ol thc .sf. ' ct Hint
the Kan fTuircb remain* among ii ven trw. sBddeaa aol
um ..i lha tutmataesmm* Br. Ooahy refers io,1simi
ai).*, ridile proof of thu fal.-itv uf bl* OOUCltUlOttB, How
l., lu at the di ep oatedso. lal evils which grow mit or tbe
aliuaael Hie sexual relatioa ia one of ibe social prehlema
u lc,'b u,ii-i soonei oi i.iii'i ts- taken up aud ulacu* ? i ba
( ni ui un niiiei-. Whea thia I* done, lt may be diseov
ere.I Unit Sti.-lenbtit/'? ploctlc.il Wisdom OU tlio Mibleil
will unawer tko problem, li roqulieauo great wlBdoa
to tlenoillii-e "V ll III a wbi.b-iib R nf, Aiul 1! ls'be -illili
Illili ot ',.1-la.li, WI, lill ta ?o gntBl BB tlclli.ili.ee. nil st
tr auria to iti-ct uni nate l-etweeii KH*-b-? ul cv ii. anil t.
i-iici.'i, t ,e tiio.e in tie, I-1 evil* to advance step bj st ri
lo whnt 1* Hb-U sud true*
THE GENESIS OF TIIK BANJO
IS IT NATIVE TO AFKICA OB AMERICA!
Till* VIEWS Ot A MCSICAt. AVTIQfAl;T_ifrRI;j
ASH l>V.Vt.t,1A liv THY. ISSI]:'lUTBMi.
"Till nm aliout fhn ptucis oi \),i- bunjo,"
Hie rrj.nr'cr Iud BOggBatOd to thO Aiit|.,u,,r/. gad Ihi
tn.i-i of n-ruantlc learning brui nfjed and .;ur\ hf, w,.,, 4
"rMher tan ?i?i-tt it* asoona." ? ?earevor, a ie ot i
of the BjOOUflMI ung now," he added, "tor wli.tt With the
neirro n.li.strels arni an funiy-nvenllnnal *.-? of j. wing
auaaan In society, this rrlle of barbarian, U strange,/
kept alive. Miss Clara I. ni'..*, KsOoggli largwlyre
sponslblo for Ms poaaoul pfpcarlty, I taney |
I pn ter thi gui ur. ?** a aansli ai laatj nant sf a Mghec
type, bm i noni Maps peopli rot Hiing the beete,
D it aaa a charm that M nUsme, and m an anti
quartan nay it bog ? Interesting object You
?? Nea its fttatatneaa ir-.. . .1 .... ,'.: , . 1
devetopment, a sort of Huh between the li
latter-day drfltaatten uni lhasa of aherlgla
in having a noiintiiiKt body thal 1- nothing awn ti, ia 1
?lees of part'uncut ttrutaed ..v.-i | >,,-,-.
primitive anan?ci,.ent a* you nOgM mum ? Simply
; but tn hnviin 11 reek sub r. th
shows a Ins kunari
then t.'n (.r. aka poaaeeead, lui al h mi - lat i. .n Kiev
jetted lu their niii-i. al in.str.in,. nie, Then la iiiii'i.i*
tbe Butter 11,fire 11 laa no beta, and ta thal
either goa* bad bate prt*htass*ta .1.??;.,,.--':,,?!? ,
-ome Bf tho oldi -t maana ma* of tts 1 . ?
teit. or tbnt detleaejr of fhe Braaleal *?? 1
the raasevnl af frets flem lesli uiaauta of rh* li r
ii hundred and gfljr jeers age, or th.;. , ;? ,
follow ino t"
" I fear not; pb a-nc expound."
l"' Wt ll. PH tr> to make lt plata ere- ].> that Wi
.ire ?sleeead ta, anil -rou tataila t. As to I af tba
banjo, my Mend Hie Eil BBtogist, *v".',o ii*.- * ibe.,. ,
to mire to a garret asaae day, write ii ant and upset all
.??I preeenl Battons!, Insists that lt khowaouBiooaf In?
ventions of the Wael and i" 1 raes j its kodj ls 1
for tt ts plainly Oertved from thi drum, snd th drum li
peculiar to tribes with a predominant lafnatonof 1 .
M.1 Bul being a atrina d teataoaeot, tt la ?-?
1 p ri ,''?: !?? tha Cymrl belonaja tb. b --r fi.*.
barp. Bul Ami 1- going a Uttla tee ?:?r leek ta aa tl nulty
le i?c at all Blear >.r eeetela. The am a ia ea I .-.
v u lii-truiui nt in liurop., and here foi oaataf
Bvideaca ta the contrary we give Baa tl ia origin.
Too lon 11 a hoop covet asl witb a n
a high tensiou;aneel and li -<?; beard wltbo rt ti
head v., 1. . - 1 :..:? .:,,-. inly la
number, but*,one_of wbleb,called Un ehaal elle, 01
melody il .. I ibortei than tbe others, aad la m
le "t tbe kej board so a* to I
tbumb, Kow rt ni take
tn |li lek via- , ps. Tin - 11.uiii ,-?
perceive, white pratt] 1 1 lon. Id
strumeut, 1- ruilunentarj la a degree aa arc^onator,
... ? ? I fries to ?!?.'* bbc di led ? 1 to to
tin I ? - -.iii ""ile !i;-liu:n. nts. Villi
r. t tha . thal der...-ii from vue iv,1. ut ,11 mm,
Amur wittj I- iii. !? laug ago described the Boanda) a
b.i:p-i , cratch ts Ith a sound at thi ?*..,'"....; .
thc -uiirulo'.'.i b.iiijol.-i.i thump arith a note ut tbe Is-itl ruting
? ?I ,1 Of all mu cal instruments not purelj rhythmical,
?
ll i'i tl il tilt lt..alt, . Of ll
A- ll lu-. 1
it*'chords on
If* -'rou. point ls Its power te mark rhythm*
?1-,.:,..; it- pope sritj sa ? ?
lol of tb. titree eli lint.ts of luii.',,. rbi ti,lu muk,.- the
fir t appeal. Thew g African ta thi ni. .1 of
using a membrane tn formim ?
?ti ' 1 UH
-'., (is, bul wiro og 1
.,. ? to be fi'i" : . ? dovei * i?>?. or .
? ,1. i he ti )?
? "t . llll'.-l.' ii .
nf West Africa, ma tbe 1 f tl e,r
, ight itiingi 'I bal pby a net a boa.
, ,m,.': p. op e who use a 1
, ' wno I,.'" . '
,', r- of -;. . '.'bed
over a frame. Tbe poa* iqulty of suoh ai bj t...*
I ;. ave iou t" In aglue,
?? a lu. ir- age ba* ? *. jet
I uni li dined to think thal tl ? l lu
? he Brat form ??' ? D-druiueat.
?ri'.-- have lt, lt ts notulug elsi than a hunting*
rthe niid
..;, Ut ni.it ,,f it'.re. I,, ii b CaBalabaab irtth an open mouth
In tun Ana ? tul* butru*
. *. - ? a.-o. The player 1 hi in
inn. thecalabasfa resttneon his hip v. Mle. 1,4
twamn the string arith abb of wood {theat-kOwu of the
(.reek*), be val ch of tbe tonos ny slipping tha
linnets of b.s left hand along theatriog. Qttttasuh
il.1. tun think, eli 1 Wouldn't l*e as aoao/iBgla a
? 1- a trombone or s grand plano. Multi-ir
Iring* am! you aet h Ivie ii'iti t.r.ni: pound them
vtl'll atlefcs iinil .Vam luive k tli.lelnier, api.i) tue key
mechanism to pound th ii.iii.'l. Beal
Bnt that's "ff the sui \e* I
-Tbe baii|n has not onlv striiip* but a tlj.rer bo.-ird.
.\,,ii mat. ii au original Invention. u;c*,i,a'iMiees ia a
Ravage as good a practical knowledge of
?
history ol musical Inidrumenta 1* that there is no erl
dei. tlmt tba Greeks eve) used an Instrument with a
Tb.- Egyptians did, nnd lt is one of tho
proof* of their earb advauceineni In tnuslo. . -i
lt a 1 rt-r and p ired ou lt wltb a plectrum. I'hu.' ....
three .r rou! strings, m,<l frets. These fr*-t? ttert- uriel
-., ill) Ml* ot camel _.n i ed around the net k of th.- Instru?
ment, aud the mau ed them there knew the
gr*! law ot the dirleton otstrtngi ?> itloa of
pitch to tbe rib 1 -nt, which P thagoraa taught
willi the mouochord. )? 11 a
.1 .v 1 aii ' ' Instr
merits nf lhe viol fatnlii bad them and !..-? tuen;; I h.jjw
po-u tt.-i .i.i-.- thej Interfered with perfoei irluiioasblpof
?. ,:; tin- ki ?; -
Nt-ivr fiwta en:i>.:.- rou to pUj tin ' .1 ? |'.r"
dlatnule seato, tm bj then nut rou eau. ii you wis
-?i in'j- :i? i o.i plea** Ri i tie -..ue pla ,?. si tho A
? dottie lu.poa* ng . rourl
vi _ fit line raero*-Hu-,'iii-r.i'tio.ir.I Hut you CM
t.nlrbnve twenty-nine ret* ,t tbe outside, and erna
then youroppei notes will be sadly out -f tuns irBf raaa
without frets you can div Ult the sirius; s btjjh
dont think, hov,-, ver. thai ihisi , promngsd
'ue on ,--lou ot frets from the banjo, lt might kare
il, .ire oi the ii ..- - r In
? lian we have In O. ? -. ,m
.-?? tn. -m.il1 ?' Hut
- ntl
writedown some of the songs thal tho nt-cmn* -in* i *
ciii-e thev haven't ? semida A "a.u.i
I, l-l.l'a" ls to * *
of a', t' ?i-i.*. Ko a matter of fact, lt ls < ? uoo.
weil grounded tn nalnre, ll i- tarj tu
our tlno-i "f hai moui. hui aft. non
a ,',./??! tribe* i"' Africa maj bat ? t
whloh they ?ing theb aiuslc, and ll i.. ,
i nun on ii. 'i I ilia i ' i ? mme to pro
. - ,ut of the frets mar bavs been duo
.iriie- r.. e..i'ii ,?' nu en :? ?.,.ii Un -art of tba sar -
. . it toa I'.'li'ift, ? ' ??:??? .:. v
inv.' i,,. eli' option, bnt which ls analogous to tb tt of in's
Greeks in the da* * before Aaehj is, when la ths ?
iliunuonlc modes,u.uartei audi were
use. ?
- it., iou utnh tbe bania atigiBally au Aim an inveti
H.'li I"
?? I tblnk thal our* negroe* got lt tn Atrk ..'?-. j* i *
string* and inger boord toll ot advanced demean i
think that the h.-iiuum nt trom a ..,..*.a
developed bi vmeriea was an Orteutal Inrtrnrnt.nt
wbieti timi degenerated m the kaada ol sat ...-es lt.. la
fl.i.u.e af the grabs b.w* ii-uctr.ited ud Aliicanml tue
Vi,,' s lia*. been the -n- -i ? ? - rd h. -
it*, and ur.- eredtti d v?it'. bavl .. t.,o
iruitar t.unity into Bnrape. Ourv.ns wera stovslopsd
ont of thalr bowed guitars orrsKns a friend of mina ta
?vrV tn',. | -. ??..??ii -rt-hom I ir.te ly had ? etlM ? :, 'hf.
eoutroverar Btarted bjrjort Ckaalisr Harrisahwwl ti.s
i.,:,:,,, uy? thai a (??? aiaa vii,,, iivi ll i >? .?rieac*
.- r* ago told him His Hu* BegToeS of tun' MlTIU IB
Iocists.ia usrd in H.l'111-.n IO hm:.! ?.appi'.'* susi Ui.uu^
luTug io .,..oiii|...t,. ' rt m
I..'.,!' mitofa ???' ? ''?','* w? ". "-a
,,,;.,., ni negive* ln_AWca hate IddlaalMtloakaatt
,, \.\: u'u'i ry ".">??' *nv ll^bt on the subject I"
?? Vrri i lt e Tbe liadves ??: Benegaii ......'?-?n ui
? ??. tot the un:'. they ca bania th ifa
o'likeiy dertvattoo foi banjo, rhea) thc .
' rout ii) Illinium, an ?. i. unit
pa..-..
vi re *tr1tig? thal (vere plucked with a plectrum. Tou
ll yi.ur-M-U m thc i-holea. At any i-a'i* He 1-anj". tr
vetii.ia'i'.Ust*"-ifb"V .cpcalii liiisiti'ii.trj."
WW-PBES*Sl EL Eui I.L ES NUT DANU LEOLA
In Till' Titiui Bl tc.-lilly Brag ti etute
n.riit from Pones ?etanonl Mullen, in eaorgeef theBa*
ieau fm ll.'-- inspection of ?'leam llot'.crs.ln wlncb liesstd:
lha nana eaBnuobue Beftara,ta a y opinion, are th.i??
used solely for lu-stuiK pUjraeasa i" BBhotd bnlldlnai I
dwelling hoii-es al! ..vcr thc . itv. These hofJen - 'v
Ctn'it fruin Inspertt-in by tbls luin so and sre ninnneetl tty
unllcenied c.BKiurers.
biiiooi 8ui*enuurui*.ut Jsunoi mat that the Janitors ol
the Kliool UuilUlug* mu tl*e SSaAeSt, hut IhO) ai.*. ?-ai
lned ss to their tUi.tse- lor theil duties b) Uie OmtiiHt.'*
en iMiiiiiai..''. of nhleh f. W Dovoa i* ohOboton KB.
J*ej?i a4il"it tbat be did not know vb.it NOtd have led
Mi Millen lo muk.' tba statement. Mr. Uta**-. Hie *n
perl tenden! of sib.>ol buililtt*.^-. s*ld fhOl hekn-'w;
Mullen wained the senOjel tt omeo tttptmgme,nutarn
angry Beeosns Mm rm oMhnu us.si hy tue ik>*i*vi ,.r i.ia
tatkiu acre uot under his lu*pocUona. Mi. "*l.?i!g
jui.b.t that be i mil lar ad lha si'**-"" "J.?
??nudl. mu* BdarepreeetitatU.n of "?'-'-. ,_"-5i!|_!_
Dunham said that ns bad <?-e? eonueeled *nh the h.yni
for ue..Hv twenty years; and a IhuU t a.ei U' verex,
About twelveyeai-s ago tu.- lou t...s-ure K''1''; ' ''*
Mbool buildings w.ir mads cv ..pi from >";i*^'!;
lliey only carry six or wren P-nrnda of ettmtm
although' tested M_M OJlfO bU I. ?
fhT^reticsx'To^il^^
?xnSjUona, Mr. imuham ivfen-.si toalaulim rta "ed
,,.fu,iu.,%*of.w,,lt..ib'.svvili. coal, and tntrnjjjig
viiilcr hoping lo destroy tua tiuildiu*t. The iuieu*euv**
ImumdotUluctuU"^
Inapectcrltoterbrook was asked hoe mai \ '"'*-?'., ?
boH-rs there nen- ta us.* ta tha eltt - Heaatd ll... h.
waantaMshreiaol them, i-ut le dal aol think lhasa iras
unv dauger ciinuccleii with theta, lo "*''>'." ? "__"_. ,
?wHka (u.mpetent euutucci e-ooii lu Ma SfslsOO u* *
uet dbm wipoase,

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