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Files. Kbvmre, Ulcer, Fistula, eic, cured by
BttakerhoaTs ssfe. certain, sad psi tess process. No enttlng
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Hoi im-Muii.
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lalaassaalaaaalsUIta 1 aturylasal *fiaaaa at whiskies
marte in tin BM.I K.ni.itVy. Itt tbe Bsur-Maaa ppoeom
theferaieiitatlunl* iii.lu.-i'. by ailillaK spent Ussi fiui. tin*
previous il;-misti u In* Mal ..! p'tw. rful freshly ?? sj,,...- I
yesDts, t fuit.iininx tOtmAttit iujurlu',)-* to healtli. as 1- -lone in
making (ll t.|bw Whiskies. TM?Sp,*.it Beer, hiving a *u;ir
taste. t-)i- a HM i...'ii.' Niis m \-n latta Bfssaaa
1Mb - Um bbb* s^timt irta*raallj cave Ksataehy Whiskies
theil Kriat tr-i'iitsil, n, Mit it is now used hy univ a d-w Mb*
tiller., s. ;is lt I- v ry BXBSaatTBl POA BMW) ni.tiin'a t.'.i'i's
Bksasscheaper methsds, altkoaghai as titiriL- ttagr prodae*
goods uf issn .,)t.illly sridevfti iriJHritms lo!,?**lt!i on s.-eotmt
Cf tbe li.i'- ai.!.nut of fusil am) olin-: ilcl.-c rlmis sBk uni.'-.
OarBBaarrAOBattiOLB COOW iO*jn.HAM Whiskies ure
Ihe kaftans. 1 rinds of K-nliii-kv. Thtty are lii.'ji'i'avtureit
tluni Its ' ' jiu -est grub) mid willi the sole view of flue quality.
and an U ?-? U ir Ll nm-, and ur u .uni.
Eor sa'" bv all firtt-c'i**- dealers in this city *nd thrr*tighout
the Uuii*-.1 SIBBM
W. A. OulSB*AA C.,,
Proinliiitr* ofthe ?anattafS and Old Crow Disillleries,
FrsuVfort, Ken tm Wy.
KlIUMATIsM, GolTT, NlTRAlwlA
Positively (uretl by W.ishbnrno'*
?aiactucA,
the only inleiusl nnie.1v tu-stlus tie SM iHseases sciontillcsilv
__? erartlts'ing the Bolsouoas uric Art! fruin the blood.
TlioiisHiiils t.f eases eui ed in the past six years tri per box.
AU druggist*. I'ttpot. 'nat _______ Bsrasr TtesoV_
Vee A\..f>-Ti it*. Urn Kits (the nanine only),
th* world Tennis ned sppetlxei and invlgorator. Dave It al
wayslii y.ii.i huns'-._._
Ovs Cmkin.. Raniiks.?Ouly xafr-oin- to OM
?Bh.Jdi.ri's tlr.tlght.ls OBVOdOItmS 13 West 2'll s'.
AA, Full But*. M.
P*!nl(*as extra* tine, wltlnuit eli trice If nrti'l. lal t.-sth are
I..... ii .-H.- I ?. il) :e|a!ilttsl ur linnie whit, wait.ne. Lady
In attend*'.!?*-. 5(>-'ani jOi ;iil av-.., cor Sltt-at.i also 'iri
Hirst t..i. Mud v I**.-;.
siuin'i; pARHioKa.?Gentlemen's dreoa hate*
resdv; BtyleBometi qnsinv uiunri-ssaed.
Bl IIKK, No 211 Ttl*.
tVe do not belong to any Druggists1 union,
hat sell evsn Maui- at bottom prii .'*'.
Kauti.bit ? Punna,
1,293 Ui-oailwsy, eon i 3S<Ust
TRIBUNE TERM! ro MAIL SUBSCRIBE**,
1'oiiage fi te in the United State*.
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Kr.nil I.' i'usii Mets, Kaasr (.ri)*r, or Risistered Iettrjr.
By I' rill pl*as* write os the Note,
"lui 1 ii*. Kaw-YOU laiarxi."
BRANCH ol FHT.s OF THE TRIBUNE.
Adv-rti* '.if-ntst'ir ii'1'..l'' lt) ,'i IB 1 IR PBIBI v*. nat urlt-s
frrretniUrdrtlivtry if fi* lilli-ni-, >r. will h? rco*iv#J?i th*
ti>!lowi-)? brancholloestn M",w-Tort Cltr
Main 0 - iy, (a. >n. to ?? d. ra.
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IV ?,| ll. ? f'lTIKS.
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FOUNDED BT HORACE GREELEY.
NEW-YORK, 8UNDAY, MARCH 30.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
TBE si: ivs nus MOBBING.
I't >i:i ? \--I he', t?d tbe Duchess of \!
1.uni y.-i "uliiy. News from Oeneral Gordon
ls anxiously awaited 'st England. General
Mfllcttoaiaauedn ptuelaiuatioi ?" Hie is-o-ilc ?.t
'i'.ii'iuiii. Th) it* an* difleranaea among tii?
Irish lea.I. rs eouueruiufl ih. eouaingelection.
Pnatuaaur TAi-A*, Ltx-iiunot, aa*ilo)egist, ol Fin lund, Ia
tu i-i
Df'Mi -ii,-.? The ('inrinnati jail renamed III a
el.itt- f>! Biaga >' stertluy. 1!, riler iva* eaugfal
hiid lukcii t-> Cohuiilitis I'ciiitcnti.in. Au ice
gnrg'fi ftinTtfiiiu milne kingirfiata at Biamatek, and
thc Mi sst.", ri is riling, - An Indian >,ih(iol ha*
beeu fuiiiiti.-d hy iho I atilt.lie l.ishop ni Yankton.
g - - 1 he friends of Draper withdraw from the
rcgnlari it> (fuvention at Albany and held ;i aeuu
rate meet,"/. . l<,l,,iiel Kthvard ll. .Icwelt lia*
Ix eu aleeted mc* t-ss.,r of Brigudiei General Gravi s,
of But a I a. tnalguad . Mitzeglyearina winks nu
llelawarc Kn tr exploded and killed six paraaoo,
CDT AND Ni BtKBAN.-The, reason wliy (Jexirs-e
Walsh sliot Mrs. Tkeff was god *_gp_9 known yes?
terday. s=s= Police .Snperiuten.li nt WnUing leas
tiliiHl lietore thc RooMTeU C'oiiimitti-o. ?r^^rr Mr.
Cunnii.ifliiin's I.cs)k8 were prodiu ed in tin* PubUo
Works ii,vt stiuation. c = Aun'istus .Schell was
buried. Tho iirst baseball Kauioof the hc.1
huii was plaved. , The Bacsjblieaa County
Coiiiuiiltei" iaaued a call for piiiii;iii'r.-j. = Eltveu
collegos wat* N_j*TMMOt*aJ at (,'oluinbia in a confer?
ence of uinlergn*diutoH on athlt-tics. * Gold
value of Hie iegal-teutler silver dollar (412-^graiusl
HI. ll tents. Storks were dull and a little
lower ami aleaad without feature.
'TlfK \> kathi it?Ikibink local obiorratiou* iji
dieale collier, elt-ur tx f.ir wiilliet. Tcuipcratiire
yesterday: Higbcnt, tJO": lowest, 40*'; arerage,
M'h-. *
Govci nor Cleveland hail boca hclphi/T alon^
asVoOMMi ol' iininicipal reform a^ain by T^-fitilig
ImO bills to inuki: thc othccH of (lontrollei and :
riejsidi'iit of Uk- Hoard of Aldermen in tin.-, city
oil ethe. ThlOfl out of the four membera of the
Hoard nf EtAtBBBBt and Apportionment, flu ie
fore, ?*?. ill hereafter be directly rfgpOalrinUi to
the people for the ez'it-ndJture ol' the Uixpu.v- j
et-*' i.Humus.
TWce Ia seaport m**so fascinating te thoa*e
who (itu uflbld it than yachfin';. Thut its
pleoenea era fully ?pproeinted bj the wealthier
Ithideiif.i of this city and the ?UTOUttlllg
lit'i-?'lilii?lliooil Ls gflvTOd b.V Cicl.nU stated ill
Uiiuibci of article- on tlie yacht clubs ia and i
about New-York, publi-died to-day on another
pgfO Of tut j ia pi m. The ptOflOOIof the sjioi-f
dm 'i- leny years lias Iieeiiremailiable. ll hu
giowu fi-im om-i lub into li\c togo clubs and
u don n Mindi ones., with a tote! uk mbci.-Jiip of
tllOU.".l!!(l-,.
The to*-timonj" of the Superintendent of Po?
la,, before Ihe Assembly Sj).-, ii! CoHMtttoe
cont uns additional evidenc. rn the amiability
and .'liii.-i inee ol temperament whicli have M
IobbJ . i il. ii. ,1 M.. Uallin- ti. a luise da- od
his fellow-citizens. To be sui.-, cert nm sticklers
te mote (Kilc.-t police Ililili.iK'eln, ni in lins
Kimi 'ii.v juay bc incliiidl lu ariah that the
VUjfjentMg siipeiinti-iidtirt ajrogg aoh- to
mole (burly Mime ol the i ?<. ils wliich Booriah
,BmmUMB4)0 bay ti.ct all around him. Hut aNow
fific?-. ..;, to ; i f-I'taMi jioin*, BUM| tthvay-tbe miule,
te;i<l", ai.ciii-' joni*. What the iii\c*-l!-ntion<lui
show beyond a doubt, Ls thii Hun- i- gtngi
tn-yltiit m-i in keeping .-.onie of the police reeunls.
iti VD)s ri ^ji, cf, however, tkt lolice I>? ?util -
il ife uu wum-titan Ike uthci city depait
mciUs which tko committee ban examined. In?
deed it seems to be hardly rh bad tis the rest.
The representative* of the (students, of eleven
colleges Who, discussed athletic sports in thi"
city yesterday, derided, naturally enough per
BBBBt, that the recent action of certain college
iacultica in regard to this matter was entirely
unnecessary and inexpedient. No abuses exist,
it wattle)-hired by formal -resolutions, which the
student;- themselves cannot correct; and it waa
suggested poUtelj thai professors wonld better
not meddle with what they cannot understand.
Det*pit? ibis lebull, however, it is probable that,
in tho future college Inuthoritlei *v\ ill continue to
have a general oversight nf the siudent.-i iu
their charge.
? ??
Some auggeatioun in the letter from ont able
Const, nitint. plc cotTcapoadeut printed on
ii hoi her page thia morniug, will furnish excel
(ii reading in our Snvy Departn ol as well aa
for Congrt -siueii. Thc Secretary of the Nary
is )*eiha|i.s not leepoasibk te baring so little
navy to look after, but he certainly -lioiibl try
to make the best BOB ol' what navy he has. The
commerce of the United Btatea with lhe conn
triee under Turkish rulo nbon! the tether end
of the Mediterranean is still considerable;
there i- an Americnn college at Beirut, and
another in Constantinople; there ure some
resident Americans in business, a good many
travellers, .md n great niaiiy missionaries ; and
they hare the right to expect tho protection of
their Government. There is nol thc leas! need
for oar haring any trouble with Turkey, bul
the eas ii -t wn to gel into trouble ia to create
the tnipiessiim that we are quite willing to Iel
KB} .second Ol third lute powei snub oin n prc
si niaiives ami ignore ourjii-t claims, at Its
pleasure.
What a hard time Mr. Chamberlain, Preei?
deni ofthe Englioh Board of Trade, is inning
in trying to get Parliament to post Ids bill to
prevent loss of life ut sea, is described in a lette!
from our London correspondent, printed 00
the 3d page ol' this issue of Thk Tiiiursi..
There is no doubt that Mi. Chamberlain is
righi in the mutter. The loss ol' lift- by the
sinking of British reseda which never should
have been sent to sm has increased fright?
fully within the last few years. The President
ofthe Hoard of Trade would prc\cut this by
l't-L'ulations concerning the insurance on such
ships and by living a pecuniary responaibilitj
upon ship-owners for the lives lo*t through
their cupidity ot neglect. The propoaed law
hasronsed int.ure animosity among all English
?hip-owners, ? lue would think the more re?
spectable of them v. mild no; eui'" to fight the
battles of the black sheep; bnt they do. And
the chillies ure,therefore, that Mi. Chamber
lain will hare to make material cooee stans to
them or see in's measure defeated altogether.
Americans hare al least an Indirect interest in
the maller, ir this bill tails it ls net likelj
that anything will be done te aome time to
remedj the minor evil of poor medical attend?
ance in certain of European steamships
sailing to tliis port, abont which complaints;
have recently aj pearcd in Tue Tridokr. i
? ?
The report that the British anny la to be
speedily withdrawn from ih'.- sean
Soudan and a small garrison left in ? in kim is
confirm! il by our special cable dispatches, 'i li ?
decision is probably rendered necessary by
sanitary considera ions. Toe hot se ison is al?
ready at hand, aad if the army were to remain
in so pestili ul ial a district the mortality would
be great. MoToorcr- nothing that is'?practicable
remains to be don.'. The relii f <>l Causals and
thc om nil- t of the road f.? Berber by an armed
force cannol be seriously considi red. lt, does
not seem to be an easy thing tocatchtl
and elusive Osman, and Arabs have already
been slaughtered by the thonaand io restore
j British prestige. The troops are accordingly
recalled to Cairo. The oi come of all this
wanton bloodshed is not bj any means satis?
factory. General Conlon is shut np in Khar?
toum with a garrison that may si.iml by him,
| and then, again, may make common cause *\ ith
I the insurgents. Neither he nor the Eg]
j commanders remaining in the (Soudan have Ikm n
extricated from their perilous poota. Half a
hundred wretched soldiers were rescued ai
Tokar after seven thonaand Arabs had been
slaughtered in bailie ? ami the horde menacing
the isafety ol' the marines at SuaUin ha- been
dispersed. These are meagre re-ult:, especial?
ly as the mai ines had the Beet to take them ofl
in an emergency, and as the haifa hundred
n -cued at Tokar were in the service of opprc a*
ors, whereas the -even thousand slaughtered in
buttle were fighting against misrule and
rapacity. _______________
THE RIOT AT CI Sc I.*, SATE
Tlie riot at Cincinnati.though directly induced
by the shameful failure of justice in the ease of
the murderer Berner, mont be regarded1, if it is
to lie rightly understood, asjthe mil ural outcome
of a condition uf criminal administration which
lias endured Ior many years. It is laid that
then has been but om- banging for murder in
Cincinnati since 1866, and that was of a eolored
man. During that long period there have been
many murders, but. criminal lawyers and in?
competent jurors have stood between the, de?
fendant;-, and justice, and the outrageous defi
anco of law and fact in the case of Berner
proved too much for that public tolerance which
had been tried BO greatly. This public toler?
ance, hoW( u i, i.s i.'ally lesp.in.sible te thc out?
break which is ho deplorable and disgraceful;
and lhere is nothing more alarming iu civiliza?
tion than the kind of conditions which alternate
culpable laxity with irrational and spasmodic
violence. The people, of (incinnali have per?
mitted justice there to be almosl systematically
defeated. They have allowed the criminal law
to be perverted and evaded by the unfaithful?
ness ot juries and the audacious sophistries of
attorneys. Now when tho logical culmination
Of their apathy arrives in thc form of a bold ig?
noring ol' the law and the facts, the\ nish to the
other extreme, and attempt to remedy the iii -t
abuse by a second.
Tha lamentable inctlieiei-cy of tl.e in-an-. ie
sortcd to il shown in the results. A numbci of
innocent people an killed and wounded, and
the murdin r, whose life was sought, escapes
from custody. This of itself is almost a awffl.
dent commentary on the attempt] to vindicate
tho civilization of a community by mob vio?
lence, lint it requires to bo pointed oul also
lhal the germ of tiie riot lay in the public meet?
ing which was called by prominc.it citizen* to
express the general indignation over the Berner
verdict. Tin- men who called thia meeting and
those who "poke at il piob.ibly had not the
least iden ot the tendencies of their action. But
their appeal was addressed toothers whose pa?
tience with the existing etate of affairs -.-..is al?
ready exhausted, ami thus pension u-uipcd the
place of reason, ead riot resulted.
Tin- mo-1 rignhVanl lesson of thia unfortunate
occurrence is the warning it const ir ii te.* against
that peculiarly American !? ml,.!? > to Ignore
abuser, until they become intolerable, which ia
al the bottom of half our i_-ovt;n.mental
faUuiuo, and especially in Inigo dtiee.
iSusinen* absorbs the energy and atb ntion
of the intelligent majority, .ml leaves a eh n
lield for the machinations ol tho uupiiu
ciplcd few. These latter aro encouraged
to proceed from one UMirpaftlMi and abuse
lo another, until presently the cominnnily
??ouses itself <(> lind that it is bein- plundered
right and left, or thnt the laws are liebig set
a-ide in die Interest of criminals, endthen there
isa di-position to apply drastic rem. dies .siini
marily, and when public, feeling is excited in
an unusual degree there is danger of such fran?
tic outbreaks aa Cincinnati haa just witnessed.
The tm.- preventive of such occurrence.-' i.>
const.nil and ateady vigilance. Civilization
can univ he maintained bv patient and .oni in.al
exertion. Tho anpervision of governmental
affairs, from fhe highest to the lowest, is the
duly ol good citizens at all limes ; ami thal is
not good citizenship, however cultured and in?
telligent, which disdains thia work, and leaves
il to th"ignorant, tin-vicious and the venal. Had
Cincinnati seen to ii that her criminal practice
iras pure, thai her jurie* were competent, thal
her official* were kept well under the criticism
of pul lie opinion, it would not have ln-eii 00009
nary to call an indignation meeting ovei the
Berner verdict, nor would tbat meeting have
been tic," Incitemenl to a riot.
TBE run. 1 SD ROME.
Thc rumor of the Pope's intention i<> Lave
Rome has been renewed, and by The London
Time?, n correspondent of whick Journal states'
categorically thal the Poutifl has wrilteu an
nutograph letter to the Emperor of Austria,
di i i.'i tug bi- purpose to abandon the Holy < it.\
ai no distent dale. Without troubling our?
selves to ci ii-idf r the probabilities oi this story
il may boofsouic interest to import what con
sen,Hences would be likely to arise from inch a
??tcp on thc * tri of the head of the Romau
Chnrch. The Pope hims* ll ls represented aa ex?
pressing the belief that .(lions results would
.follow, bul I.u this view there seemsnoade
support. The Roman Catholic world
has become accustomed to thc abrogation of
the Temporal power. It bas viewed the theo?
retical imprisonment of its Head in thc Vatican
u ith entire equanimity, li has given do sign ol
a disposition to dispute thc results of Italian
nullication. lt 1ms shown no inclination uiiiri
ever to interfere with the abolition of the papal
temporal jurisdiction. Nor has the ( hinch es
represcnted by its laity manifested an) parti, a
lai s.\ nip.it In with tiie hypothetical Buttering! of
the I'ope. ll has in short accepted the situation,
and all thc Catholic governments have done the
same.
This being the case,what effect wonld the
Pone's departure from Home be likely to hare I
lu such an event Halts would probably become
his place ol' residence, and what could or would
he do or be al Malta more than he cnn do oi be
ai Rome 1 Apparently little or nothing. Tin re
is no ground for the belief that his departure
Irom Rome would cn ile au appreciable e:
melli ,ii anv part ot Kunine. Ii is wi ll known
that 1 ? e in i ujoy at Home nil the lila rt.! ut e.
sary ?? .. a*"", hie, and timi ii he dix - md do -..
iii-ii ,-: ,: ci e to a p<>]i<", the consistency of
which is iii inverse ratio i.. its rationality.
His departnie, linn lon , would probably be ac?
cepted as quietly ai bis voluntary conllnemeti!
in tho Vatican has been. Ko Catholic Powi
to-day lin a ii n:' rte re-m..ic the Temporal pou er
of thc Papacy, ul il ia thc Temporal power, at
na that i ini oh wi in the quarrel bel h ? - n
tho Vail, au uud thc Italian Government. The
r ,: -.. ovei thc Koqnestration of the
property of thc religious establishment) in its
tina! misti} ? rerts to tiwi issue, and it i
uiuiu that alone thnt the Vatican base*its hopes
ol foreign inlt I i eiitioll.
The prospect of sm h intervention is, hov
so dim and distant that it is exceedingly diffi
, I. rumor as has bi cu
. ..ie j ni abroad, while it seems quite im?
probable that in the evenl of the Pop* a arl ml
departure Fiom Rome an*- important results
trould follow.
SO VI HOLLOW MW SERIES.
?? The w bite elephant ls not white ; he i - not
"even gray. Thus do we dispose of thc tradi?
tions of centuries,71 These are the words ol Mi.
Barnum as he stood for thi tirst time in tho pres
.?in " oi tli" latesl acquisition t?? bis collection.
TIk remark recalls snd attests thc truth of
Walpole's lamons um*. tt Read rae any thing bul
ii, tory, fur history mus; be lalse." The white
elcphanl of history is white. Bnt the troth is
that, like the devil, he tails to conform to the
color that history assigns him.
tl is understood that a like misconception is
held all over the land from which the "white"
elephant came ii! regard t-? the meaning ol our
American abbreviation "'Hon.11 The Burmese
people entertain tbe opinion that u Ibm." signi?
fies tbal the niau whose name Carries lhal aillii
ia necessarily and distinctively an honorable
man beyond his fellows, ii.nee if a member of
om Board oi Aldermen should vi-it Bnrtnah the
chances are th.ir Monng Tsas-^Kyah Voe. and
si.oay AttHpau andoiher well-knowncltisena
oftheeeantry would bow themselves in rover?
enee before him, i-aying to one another: ** Herc ia
uan eminently honorable American, | consuin
? mate ll,.war of the Western civilisation,
"panoplied with the virtues aa with a garment."
1 be New" Yorkers find that tin-white elephant
isn't white. The Burnie BO people might find
thal ui" Hon." ullin i.s imi uncommonly honor?
able. Tom Hood thought, he discovered some
such variation betweea the real and apparent
moaning of the word ? -seminary." The popular
conception of a aeminary ia aa institution in
which young persona are inatrncted In sundry
branches ot learning. But Hood, after spend?
ing more ot less time investigating the English
educational aystem of hia day, explained that
seroinan was derived from ot%9*\ half, and imn/,
nothing, and hence thai seminar] waa nolan j
institution in which anything is taught, but a
place of training * in whieh they don't half teach I
anything.*' Ii is but charitable to assume that
the mau who gave the name u elevator" to a
mechanical contrivance Cor aseeal and descent
bad no intention of adding to the wm bi's stock
of errors. Mill he mti-t have been aware that
during half of Its active career en "elevator"
could only be properly defined as a contrivance
for lowering. And then there is our friend Mr.
Tupper, M. A. lie has don: much?sect ral
volumes and some of them beantifnlly bound-?
to induce the hasty geueralizei to come tothe
ct md 11 if ti i that a poel eau be i lc ti ned as a person
who nevei happens t.> write poetry. A few
wei ks ago aii organization in this city thal salis
itsell iiml is calli ,| ?? I li New-York Fico Trade
('bib'' gave a dinner to gentlemen who call
themselves and aro called Free Traders.
Among the speakers was Everett P. Wheeler,
who was introduced a- the president ol the
New-York Free I rude Club, aad yoi in the re
pori of his remarks as we find d in a recognized
PreeTrade orgai.icursthh* fjpi easton. "Ile
defined free trade not to mean nntaxed trade."
That is tn -uv, according to ao good au aathnritj
a- Mr. Wheeler a bee trader aug be defined
aa a mau 0 ho ihn ? no! belie! e iii free trade, ls
it imy wonder, all things considered, thal Juliet
was moved to exclaim, " Whats la a nama "f
For his eiiiiiH-nt services in disposing of the
mi leadingMtradition*ol centurion," so taral
iini relate to the ct.hu ot the white elephant,
Mr, Bantam deservea the hearty thunk* ot
every tri* nd ol Ihe white Hoged ungi lot Truth
uud .tl! comparative pbOoiogy, Let him.
vere until he lin*- righted nil the wrong tradi?
tions of all the centuries, including those involv?
ing the mermaid, the woolley horse, thc sea ser?
pent, and the composition of pink circus
lemonade.
AflTITIIY IN MEAT, I 1ATF.
After a long period of imperative atafaation
tho leal tatala market scons ao haveentered
upon a condition of healthful activity. There
i- :? good demand for property, improved and
unimproved, in all the desirable (punters of
\ew-Viirk iiml Brooklyn. Ii ia not a rime of
wild and b vc.i-h s-w-cii!atioii like 1 hat which
preceded thc panic of l B73, and broughl ruin on
tin.ii-am's oi reckleaa bayers, who had paid
prepo-tcKuis prices for lots width the up-low ii
lilli would not reach for man) years. In those
days (here was a ernie for dealings in real
property, which was bought and sold nlinbat as
swiftly aa the shares dealt in at tin-Stuck Ex?
change, aad often aa recklessly. Speculators
mad- (ian motts purchases, pa) ing lin!." cash and
putting on mortgages whieh proved far gr
in anio,mt than thermo vaine of the land and
buildings, as shown by forced sales afterward.
Nothing like iimi era of wild adventure is tobe
seen nov , bnl there ls a con .tautly growiug di
position ci the nari of cautious, conservative
investors to put their money into tiiesafestof
all -ecu ri ti) -. As even ono knows, the condi?
tion nf aflairs in Wall Street and in general busi?
ness baa lett iiii immense nmouni of moue)
waiting t"t sound and profitable investment.
The holders of ihi- nrc nou wntching thc real
estate sales minc keenly thuu tor years i i -.
ard :,.c seeking opportunities for private pur?
chase "I promising !..i*-. The brisk bidding and
the pric - obi lined at rr.'fill sal. s are proofs of
the ai iii itv inthe market. Snare the number and
unusual varlet) "I thc mil estate advertise*
im nts in Tiik Thiw ke.
These ad 'ertieementa offer a wide range of
opportunities for almost gf] tastes and almost
all purses. Big mansiona on Murray Hill,
fitted up wiih lavish outlay, or fresh from the
liam's of the builder .'ind ready for the deco?
rator ami upholsterer, are seeking purchasers.
So nit- (-ling lillie homes in Harlem, in '.ai lons
quiet (punters of New-York iiml Brooklyn,
suited fm men ol' moderate means. Unim?
proved property in meas laigi- and -.mall In?
vites Inspection by investors. Attractive
country-seats tempi these orho are looking
for homes out-ide of Ihe two gu.il ii: i * .
The thousands of people who intend to leave
their present homes on the first of May, iimi
me nov, looking fur otb- r (plaiter- for renting,
will timi much information ol practical value
in these co'umns.
The improvements ami newbuildingson Man?
hattan Island are transforming Ibo face of
ii:.- city, lint iii.., is mi sign of excess or
ovinb.im'. 'lin- new buildings ore quickly
occupied ai remuuei ttive rents <>r st.ld :.i a
profit. The future ol' real estate wears a look
of solid prosperity. We are making genuine
Illogic.s toward lin- reform of om municipal
govern.neut. 'I iie exposures made i.y Thk
lui,:! ,; ami its demands lor a purification of
thc municipal d -partmi ut- broughl
investigations \ ii.-ii are resulting in reform
iiion. With a cleaner, more efficient city
nmelli the burdens on real i state will be?
come lighter, and lhe city will bc nude more
in raeti .e. lt will di aw gu aler numbers from
other parts of the country, who musl build, buy
or ri nt bon rn, 'i here is eve!', re.i foi hope
flllm .- . il, tile Outlook.
Mt. Wal tenon, in defeni.(his newspaper
n?hi bil), (iiu,! tl.- .al,cr day the case i
I.fi .le agt. //" -i-i j> Herald. Mr. i ..-*.:?- ,,'.j-t
?i'! Martyr,"
to //.. 1 ?;'?! Mall tin:,IL snd lui:
Vick 'I iiiin sb. 'ih. ? '. ?? Herald ti lc
prai>l),"l ii i,um London from au early
c.'p.v. Mr. b'",'i le broughl suit, hut pit
to forego all claims for damagsfl if il:.* offending
a."a -pi.[.ui v..uiii p:.;, ?50 foi i ... James
I.un,I,nt, Um hero nf ins story. 'Iiui
Tke i :,- mr Herald refuse* !. Mr. :
thereupon pushed l.t.-. snit. recovered
a verdict of ?90, and tiiumphantly announced
lli.'il tl ii "li.m timi lhe
countrj i'i ut v.us above ila- law iras knocked
on ih.- bead foreverr*- Why should >i"t
anea a notion concerning any press ii.
tbe Tait- .1 *- ?:?? ? get tb i same trent
Hom could bu honest nun objet I to it ?. i
going to sm ak .un of supporting propel legi
through fearoi objections from dishonest men!
VERSOA il.
Mr. Labouchere onghtte compile a new English
dictionary. A few of bis recent remarks in the
House ni' Commons would make ag.I starter.
Tin- n.itli lu- defines aa a " mmnbo-jambo "; tbe
Liberal party ia tbe w rau-tag of finance"; and the
Hbob-tall of Wbiggism, and Kl Ma.iii isa "-tera
Doran accident." li would lu- Interesting to lieai
ins deliberate definition of * Parliamentary lan
guacB.-1
llrs. Ifeikleham, lin- only -un is Ing grandchild <>f
Tin.mas Jefferson, hu tall, well-formed woman, |
with .rn open lin'-, i...'. cheeks ami In ii.-!., lila.
Io. .kim; r. it h. r lilt- th.ni sf vi iit, years of age, Elei
faf,? is plump iimi almost free from wrinkles, Uer
forehead ia broad and high, partaking som,-what of
tin- characteristics ..i Inf grandfather, nml ber
brown linn. 1 hu sain.' color a- Jedi , -"li's, as yel not
greatly mixed with gray, is combed down behind
MX u.Us Ul thc good old Btl li-' ol lino past.
Governor Robinson, ol Maasaehnsstts, didn't
?Sao inliis proniiiiciaiiicntu against "worthless
cms" to den.mii.e all the canin.; race. "Ihave a
dog at my h.uno in Cliicopec." ho says, "thal I
think tho world of. Lovers ..1 dot;** allo\'
country think I -* m i eon firmed dog-hater, whereas
tin- contrary b tbe fact. They cul slip-out of
newspapers and magazines and lend them to me,
and I havea good-sued scraD?hook full of tin m. I !
condemn tte vagabond dogs that are allowed
to roam at will, bim are ii nuisance te ali well
carod-for doge.-1
The law Prtnee Leopold regretted muehthat ins
poor lc'illili iia.l pr.-\toted hm. from making a mom
extended tour mid a longer stay in this country.
On his return te I in alu ml ba expressed areal admira?
tion for those pm I ion*, of the United 8tatea whioh
bc iimi h.ii, ami great dlmppointaaenl ut not
having beea able tonsil Kew-York. H.-wu-, by
tin- way, ila seventh ol thcOueen's surviving child?
ren, ton ie; lb the eighth ol thc Family il ide late
I'u.i .s,-, Alt..', tbe ilniii. he counted. Hut it ia
denned good etiquette bj ...ort chroniclers in en
mueratiiig the menilicr-i of royal families te make
no mention ff tl" dead.
An interesting figure in Washington ???
wrttes a ci respondent, ia Hu- deaf-mute wife ..f
Proti --'.i Al' nan.ter (.rali.uii Ball, tbe tetepbone in
Venter. ?-I*r..!.---..r ami Mi-, li.-ll ure frequently
-.-,a ai lulu.' ic options. At i-ii.li times he bevel
leaves bis wife's side, bai bolds lier band ss ithin his
nts ii, mal sb.- looks np iii Iii- in ?? ss il li ii i lu I, I-li kc
i ,,nt,,i,rn ,? as he intro.Inc.'.-. strangers to lier, bbe,
ii ui iii.' nu.ti.ni..! Ins Ups. understand* tn,- name
.?uni icpf;its it in low, well modulated tones, Mrs,
Bell's nu- illation is not ih.it "f a natural t/oli .?, but
?he readily understanda all tho remarks aildressed
1,, 1,, i, un,I iiii,kes BUltabh replies. Mic has ii shy
ii,,ii,un, .uni doubtless tools diffident aboul
li, i newly acquired I.emu. bul gains conlidence
tim.nub i io protecting ss,a, hilliness ut bel uu*>
i.uii.l."
Private letters from England bring nows of tho
death af >aiiun*l Lawreeee, eli., still ba lamem
herod bj middle-aged peopl ss luring spent some
IVS or Mt j .ats l.t-n* pr.-t/ioiM Ul tito svar, ami si h..
pa in I eil ft! il rt \v in ci ay on lu .ol- "I in.i lit ol' tin ino-i
oiiiiiiciit persona af thc tims both in this country
ami in I'.in/liiiiil His likeness ol Longfellow I
cn jderedbi tbe poet's fam il j as the beal .-v.-r taken.
uml Ha* well kuown engraving after In* head ol
I lu,, k oi av i* sturt lia l' liol ii il st 11 ici ike ro.scmi,
t silvie sill.I ot lum lh.il lu- tv.'is Un. univ muli is ho
eon ld draw a fane with .un meaning ia ti, mino. Van?
dyke, uud limpid lint*. WON tuelia icvablioiiol'ihai
acter that nnolher eminent authority comps red
them io tho Day oi Jiid?im*iit, The chariiiiuK m.'ti?
ki er* ami imrc?*Hlilc sot isl I'ualitlos of Mr. Lawrence
inudo hun a universal favorite in society.
Jacksdvviii.k. Fla., March 29.?Senator Jones,
of Florhla, and Batt/, consisting of SanatSt Ingall*
ami svifo, ot' Kansas; Kcnator Mandcrson anil wife,
of Nehrnako, and Senator Sawyer and wife, of Wis
consfai: Mr. Canad ty, Bargsant at Arma of tha Sen?
ate, and Mr. Gsllowsy. of tbs Atlsntic Coasi Lines
Ballway, arrived in this city last night sad looa t*
atesmer lot 8onferd_
Mis I c.
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC BOCTETT.
Tho llrooklyu Phillinrtnonic Society, nuder tba
direction of Theodore Thomas, la.<.t night aeemn
plished a memorable work by producing not only
Deetboven'a Choral |y aphony, bat also a ooasposl
tiou whteh in: nv inusicians ngfOt itt BSttSidsr
iiiK thc Isest piece of choral mnsic
w liii.ii since ths Choral Bympnonj the
third part of Schumann's "BeenM from Goethe's
?" The character of this nully mollies en >
timi was discussed In thia papei when it was given
recently by the New-York Chorus Boeiety, and
there is consequently no need now of doini* mon
than to record s continuation of tie* Impression
then nade of tho marvellous beaury of tba
:i ul ii) athl a few words touching the per?
formance in Brooklyn.
Th.- iii"? t marked fe itnn* of the choir whieh the
IMiilharmonic Boeiety organized two yours ago, in
order thal it might extend the icopoof itaadmira*
hie entertainments, lies in its female contingent.
Mn la composed of a body ot lingers with roleen
oi good quality, nie.dy Bdjnsted ss to volume ?><>
i wei u the sopranos snd stlt"**. Cufortanatoly,
however, for the general effect of tha choir's
lng, the predo liuanes of women's roieea i.s
very great, and in no respect do the men reaefa
tho olane occupied by their bir coln
Tho woaiiii excel .if much in tastefulness of ex?
pression aad ia precision ot utterance as In volume,
and there i i a gn ai gup bel ween tha quality of tho
sound whieh they give out and that of the men,
which is lacking ia I...mei.'.':.itv as well u-- in
musical character. Tho difference was most
marled last niu.it in the "Faust?*music, several
numbers of which are written for women's voices
alone. In these the effeel "f lhe muon of tho.
voices with the alwaya noble tone of
Mr. Thomas'! bund waa traasporttugly beau?
tiful. A Judicioua seleetion of solo sinners
lo i .ur i'n- many individual j lit its of the'" Kaus i "
mil-ii resulted in an ensemble in which there waa
a beautiful blending of tone. The singers srere
Miss Amy Sherwin, Mrs. Minni." Deuulston, Urn.
Adolf liartdegen. Miss Emily VYiiiaat, Mrs.
Heil- Cole, Mi-s Rattle Bchrotter, Mi.s.s
\ii.'biie s.ssii ri., Theodore J. Toedt, Frans
Itei.ii ? - uiul (lari E, Martin.
The Choral Symphony was given with praise*
worthy precision amt in parts witb great bean; v.
Inilic work of tho .hollis the chorale which tells
v. iiii m.,-! sublime grandeur of tbe brotherhood of
ihooil of God marked the 1 fi io I
attainment. In the quality of the tone siren oo
in tastefulness of expression n fulfilled the !.
t \f,.u ?..!ion . ihal co ii.I reasonably lie formed. Tbe
.- To pru?? i wi ? by al Isa Sherm in, M
Mr. 1 Mr. Remmei /.. Th. ie four i
truthfully be said lo be happily consorted, since
there i* a- greal a difference pn style between ii"
Mr. I't-i'iiiii'iii-, and tli" daiut inc-?
ol Mr. lo'-.ii as there , I he bi) ad th aud
i icbm ia rn Mis ?' i< e and 11 e bi illiaui
bul Homewbal piping treble f.f ^l?--; Sherwin, Ii
rthy ol note, however, that then was a napp."
; eui last night In tin* spirit ot their staffing
I : be ask ??! than *n hal they
?! the ni at ter ot precision. Mi ?
i- thc flu ad of all -p..mos in
a at*, le worthy of bearty ur.:!-*., rea< tlingit hod
ohm altitude* with comparative eas riving Ihe liiirh
teswith correci pu. h.and sustaining bi i
evenly aud well. I'bc coucc i was opi i< i with a
toccata by lia.h. arranged for ore h
THE BTOI K EXCHANGE GLEE CLUB.
A brilliant audience tilled * . Hall
'? seventh annual p
. or the New-York Stock Exelisngt
The cn', rr .tiiitu ul v..;- icutii* . ? by the
aid nf Madams Alwlna Vallerta I " in, the
'. M. .lilli -
ed for herb) P. R. Cowes. Bhs also gare " Bard
uiul M.ml. u " by Louis Bpobr, Ur. Mu
? .ii-i " ? .|u i Vu.'' eetl" trotn Ver
di's Ballo In Matchers. Bbe waa warmlj received and
"?!. Mr. Musis pl ij ed rail i
? ' an I "Cm .rice >l
t?.nie -n '? I- iiiiu.. h. illsplaylBgwaa well recci
, lea." 1 f
" \iiii,inn," by Walter MoFarren, "i-pin!
un i:-r. " Dim and Oraj ipp
. 1. AM. " lu jit.' " i.v K.
bumming .?? ? ni \\i iniiuent by
1 ILES .Hint i mus.
THE CHEAP CABS < "MIN*...
tm Bruten, Manager oj the Kite-Turk Cab I -pinii.?
Tbe Nsw ITork Cab Company Is not dead, nor is kl
iur.-. It takes thus 1 icha big company, Bud
?till longer to bulk! tbs neoessar] cabs, 'thu delay bas
probably given rise to the belief tbat wc bave abandoned
the i ??;? ?> t of giving fifi ir-Yorii a cheap . ..'t s,u rios. But
we shall put our first cabs on tbe strest on Monda] i, tt.
(guess it wiU only be for a parade on thal day, lu:; they
alli be for service next morning (Ve have a Knot num?
ber undei ir ay, of the aty Ii nf those wblcb yon si"* ti,cr.-,
uud whleb iiu- piii.lii' caa bbs bb Monday. As f^Bt us tiiev
m. tliii-h I fl ) Will put them Ott the slit*-' In i-i irift? of
the best men ws can find. My Ideals to to make cai-Ii
driver a sort of tide psrtner of the company. We wu
.ut.-:" :t mouth or two of sxperlsncs as to ths lin Drue win, li
a sab sad bona BUght ts produce, Hi upon a minimum
price whleh we shall charge tbe driven foi their u?o par
Bay. Tbs driven eaa Ikea werk a.* litiio ot a* lstt* as
they like, reserving ail Ikey take tn over the *peeiilid
sam. The general charge Brill be twenty-five cent* a
bile or s fraction of a Bills; ami if we have to drive a
nun it mlle in si 'Sky cn-f tia re will lin uo inoucy In lt for
(i.s. lt ls the lr?i nous of mile* winch wt* BXpSSS to iiml
profitable. I inr.! aro two .-n/es of riugto-honseobs: ous
for two, iho other fur four person*, ihe linhter BUSS
will travel niplt Hy ; tbe ot tn* is moro (lowly, und wo ex
l-s-ot io hive tin.- Litter stationed at railway depot* aud
ferry hoUSSS for fha nae of family part if* With plenty nf
baggage. The regular huckmon will vigorously oppose
ii-, i mp pose, but i titi uot snlielpatu tiny rieUaos. Our
( ab* will bo i-on.spl.'lion* lu color m.tiul.v. In shape and
?Isstbsyafsvstj like the familiar coups' with a roof to
carry baicim'te. _
iiiivoMi Tin: SCOPE Of HlMAN KXOWLBDO&
The Kn-. Dr. I'hiliji B*mf, of the Ajntrint* IV tile Ke
cisinn Committee.?God univ knows When the H>n Ue I
(?iii Testsmeut wtU bs publtshed, bul wa hope ballon tba
emt oi Ihi* year. Our Anierluui (Vinni- nny will llnUh
their work dailag ths spring aiul Munster, bat bt easnol
ti ii bow long ii may laka tin* i Dtventtj praasea oi oi
ford aud Cambridge to nuumfaetan lbs hulk, whieh. el
Boons, nm.t bs iluiic \*.Ith th.- utuiost care.
Tin: nuodKi.YN ELEVATED ROAD
.lui isl Byan, ngtni Lung Limul Malimup Contpwny.m.
Tlu.ro i? liilU-fpn silfiti thal tin fi.uil.iiiall.aii bsCWSBB Mr.
Ciri.in of Hie l-on-* Island lullinad nntl Mr.WUMSSB
Iii, li,, ni-a, ui. of thr Atlimtic-iiTc siiret '.Inf*, will r-snlt
sbortlj in tin- imi dingof an elevated r.ufi in Brooklyn,
Tbe tunnel project is net feasible because it compels tho
nianing rn -ut I.u >? line-, through nil but BOOUl Otu mile of
Ailaiitii-a'.e. ? uuu lill- lu pitt i.-*ol> vs lia! I-. kil.iiif All.tu
ti,-. ns. now. I i,c i.iil tiiuiiti, now ciosi-fi, i- only under
lae bill near South Karry, aad ls only ball .i mlle long;
wini,- Atuniii ;i\t-. is omi' flva utile* lu i, i,sill. Tbe road j
-.viii, h is contemplated Ir not only an elevatt .1 bul a lias j
il. ii .. ,litilts* chain lcm IUM Ulai nu tin- llml-ic, iud Ibo
beavj grades near tho mriea will stake noBsrtofdlf- ,
fi it ni c. Atiatitit-iive niciU ?ou riliuir of il i-Wind totle- '
'.,;,,), lt. Inst a* Hlith-avo. lu Now Yoi k di.I. Itl*
parallel for tba greater pwrt of Its length will fulton ?'.
uiul univ om bl... k from it. I*, itli MMh fit. littles h* BU eic- |
rated road wouafltarnish,lt wauldtn thus n?ai Paitoa- i
ii itself, tbi Broadway of Brooklyn.
( IIAMI'M.M IN lill LAUD
AdolpA Unlit, ii ot BAttme, Trwum, ekampu?ue.-Jtha
lii-li have tbe reputation if liking whiskey on!
In imi ii ls dui- nf the baal markets foi ehampa-*ne. With
reasonable prosperity, they would be la
t h.i,ui .it-no iu lu land.
BOOTON Kl-1.'* vui' RAILU
/))-. | , io.,in I-u mitt , in lumr -J ike Mihi
/r-ti'iin 1. ? mini li,I..rood. - 1 hilve i.M'4-n m a ,.me HMMBVS
lutsrsalsd tu pao?Mug K,.pi,i Traaali In iosleu, md
il.,lt eil III Otlicl" lille*. Willi! lull Ij.,\, ? BU ?|.fk-".i Ot At
ihepapsnasaBssBaa sahaaaa I iur,. bsd saaaathlagta I
,ii> w uh. Bul Hie tam i* that bbb r.osioii BBHaltats i .ci
not SJBt lin* net ri* try toSjMatJsa, BBld until they flo tin-re |
ls bo use botbertug abont the Bsatter. . . . l*he Brook?
lyn J.pie can liuild k , lu-ap ?1y'.i? of BleVBtsd io.ul fl .tl.
auttafnagbsgeaanj paaautflb bafi wii.n theyeosaele
bulbi a substantial un.I univ bosussbbbbI .stnieiii.,' tat
realrosSdtnuattthsf wBI have to coumiIi bbb. [tbtak
?it any mia I BM snow them much thut 1 have learned
b] evin rlt-uc.- willi li they r.?uuot possible kuow without
?pullar coat ly expo leuce.
THE WEEK IX SOCIETY.
THK PLBASUIM winni lA'.yy ALLOW!
lEfiliaBtllia tv iiiifioKi.vN?Ol t ok i?'v..a AMisr
Ml VT--IHK BACIHCI.'MI.s' ll.U.I .
There is ut pre;.ul u de,nih ..f incident it, t:,,,
nodal worlil, tu., little there ls gi ,.,,
tertalnlne b-iing quiet M my o* .jH* m .tri* not
yd Basted flSSfl tl:p?lrs!nof tbs bsap v. nor, sod
an gnietal tor thi rest aad leelasfon thal lbs bandoo
peii.Ml erritit)?. Tli "re uro BthS rs yonnirer, or with jtuajo
bbbbMb eswslUnllnns, BThealnody bngta ta find Lent ak>
lome and d ll, and who an loektag torward eemtnj tut
ihe ttaoi WO Ve of c.very which will oom-* with i
week, Tin- m.ij,,ri,y, h.,wt v. ,han boat gotta mosewt'
arith sin , rt'..-;. ;i.,u and opportunity ?*?< tu- bees ta
ni 'tiffi bf lha spero, tbs Iboatn *. tha -<k?ti'ic mat mt eg
p*r*i*?, not to *\a .,k ?t tli* circus. Th n
I . ? been boora pleasantly spent wiri I ,?-.
Bl ' -. M I.!*'.n, Miss ?'?"" ll, Mi*.
mir! other'. Tho SBWtag . ' . potboMadtl
vitst aaaoaal. . work, ii I tbsogb stmrj . \-..,-u may aol
bs n perfect work ..r art, lbs I ll "f Um w..r?.-rs h..*
.j. tanned < rit.
Ts fiance over I ' I y ot
ands! 'ii,mer., theatre and opera parttea Mn. Jab i
ii^f-r li.nl :i dinner party of twei v. Tnssdi
ito. Mr. and Mi *. Pariab * ut. rr
twenty-four al .'"? 1 Vs* stxi ....
? ilbert ?????? ' ad I - a' ? bau ?
t iii.it-. Mr. an- Mn tamra' i dinner porty
al *".. imi Madtson-ave, '?? itlftd
flower* and mnsic Mr. aad Kn, J. \ v.< j
.in,'-t.'.leiiint.frparty, Mr.ai IMi .<.?
If ill intnlc il
'.''.:. iso. **.' :i-l r,f!!|-ll'.*?.
(toasnl. Mtv. aad Miss McClellan def)
ifterooon reeepdoas at which Miss Blass*,
i ul Ml " Hi .-. receiving Hi ?
. ',-;, ..I ? i .1 a k . 'i.
Cullan, v. ifi - md tin natta, fodgn emt Mos v. .
body, Oeneral and Mis* di Ce*. Q il and Mr*
Calhoun, Horaci B. Pry, Miss Clan Louise Kellogg; tba
i the Ml I. -I Mal ths i -.
a iu-i.e, pert*, .vi-niv. n ai Dover r...in-, v T>, tara
charitable object. Many of the young people enjoyed
?knfinrr iiml DBO i-a' li vin,' lt.Ul. T.ie ibnslOJ 4
i.y an suter prising lion-t awring tba nr-t hr i ,i ty* ot t .*
week drew In so maaj people wbo knew sash ether thii
ii assumed the cb trader of an afternoon toa.
?? i.' -:: igusa ito " attraeted a'mnel a* i.rtntant au audi
Wednesday en slag .. ll bad Ism :i wo it store.
vu. rn ni ii..'.i'ri...' ? ai press al bstd swap ta ear bbb*
lor etty, Brooklyn, wli-ri* til" ASOiSBBy Of MOSto i* Inlett
r un Mn "i'ih batcrittoalaudlsu?BS. MtOBiag ev utnr it
ans lha Smsioath *toetety*i serfonsooee sf "ThsOov*.
?mr'' whleh Ole i the boo *?. The *Any wu* a ?anora, *mi
nun plandlto tor the coat, which Included MnPorrts, N ?
Reid aud Miss Hegemon, and Mossr*. Mona. Bows i I
Harnett. On Wedna (ls) evoaingtheKemMi* norP-ty-gavs
i play,'* \ N't w Way to Paj OW '?* ? -." Mr. Riddle cen
iiii'i.-ii bisst-r-i,. ol readings ..1 Mr*. John Huck \
io Culver, iliniuiitM- ni Andrew R. Culver, ww
married to Manson Tredwell.Jr,
\V...s'ii',_-t.,n n.n ", g i .*f>
? ti-" it io j fslriy numerous c 'nipan*.
iu... tb ? ;.?'.. ni lacludlng Mr. Korha , Mr. Hchleriuger.
and Miss Steven*: tbe ljn**r u pupil I
Von liulow, aiio ? iv neoned
from li.ti","- Ber plano plaiing wa* thseabt to bs brill
lani forayounrp rformor.' liaongtbosa present wen
Mr. i.u I Mi"*. I M we* I'erkins, Ibe Ml* ??*
- > ... ir-. Walker Smith, Mr..
I is Iii 4, li r i .1 M i' ti *.
in tke et, nln? Mr. I?. Ly, - " ot
people iodine with Madame CbiistlB* >'1? o ..
ives qui t Uaw i i?.*i(:? i
ou Thursday eve Ing n bi wai
riven bj irs. Il i R. thoo, tn ber i
ive., ir- .i ihe 1 ? ?*? I .u v.
Mi-, and Mrs. [tenschel singing, and Professor Kobari
I ic pi - J
? ,. il .,: h< a p.. eeo) UuaiB
luor in I> i). uor for plano, llule, o',,.e. Lulu,
. u and .' >u''i' bass; tw ? *
).', dr*. Henschel and i duet from ?? Don Pn nitalf*," and
. ' ? VIII i pt " if Mr.
and Mrs. Ilenscbcl. Among those presenl
General and Mrs. M ClelL-iu, lr, snd ->'ii-. "
K. Joeup, Mr. uiul M . " . ?
Btay, Mr. und Mrs. nen
David Dows, Bri v-t r. Mr. Bad
Mi -. Cna. vi i Mr-.
. Mr.
I Mrs !.: ? ? i . - , . '. tr*. M itnria l.i.i:i.-',ni,
. uu i Mnl
Bristow, Judge , and Mr. and Mr-, i
.
? i lr inil-ome ,1tntn?r c.* (lie
a 'Xl au 1 I ..... li,, ? 1 a ,.. I J ; '. ,' a a I!,,,,.. 1,1 ,'!,ta-ft.i!ll I lin
Im nt, ol which h.; w,is recently
? b.i "u'"u el,
manes I
? the lead?
enly ol Mossie, s musics! evening" .;t Ibe to nilen, i.'*
. . , . . ! of
. : ,'al Irvlns Hall.
Iseeietr BSStms ?n BWS-Ob*
? ?. Ruling In tbe Pai ? I r
- * of 1 The meedBg* ..f
tbe Mea lo** brook Iiaiut I lub have furnished good
for thu- ? .willoh
? -.
'? i
ruthe f lend - ol the ? 'lr. ds
. _ ? . i . i *
tex Count*.* Hunt met at Caldwel , V\eduesday, and .t
terd i.y. Meat Sainrd i?
they wi t dinner, and maki arrangemsata for
iii* hum
to bs ti, ? iceni of two woddtajn neal
Wi alu, '-i'...' '! -- I.:', ,|j|i.trt, lin* ilAiUlilfr ol '
.u Dal win R. Jan as. I
ut s.j.ir-st., will bo mir
\\ tu, Ki I'i. ibo
A nm ten r Opera tssoctatfon will produce tbe "I'e^ilot
I " QI \l J alt -,1.1V.
,? ir iktag i-r.iv fiiort to neon
i.iiii.i.u'. ci.;.-i. ,? -? .nil during Baster week
aud caanot fall to Succeed. TBerc ai-- nags
tint t' pntty assemi y rooms at th* ut-w n.ei*
?mall.
Tlie r:iu,,r tlij.1 Mr-, .lara*** Rr..vt ti Potter wnold BOS
" Mi.'.nl .1.' .:, April TJ.
17 and 11*1 ia i mt rna. For the ronveuJsBct >f parensssn
the fee tl kets nuialnlnc have been pl teed in toe banda
ol .Mrs ; ?)'?>. 109 indi .ito.. Mi-, lion ".linn. Ko.
SEasI N nil)--!.. Mi-. Bradley Mania. Ko, ii weal
J wentl. i.. -... Bad Mk * IK hon, So. 273 nfib-ave.
Among '!'.? enmIn : wedding* nol pnii iobIj aaneoMssl
will bo tims)- uf Miss puns to Mr. Bull, ami iM Mis* l.iumi
Hume, of Staten Island, to 1.. i. Iiirttiinuham, prni-ii'mr
of The Ame lea* Queen, On Ipnl m, Miss Jennie El I
Ayre*, da -fhn*! oi' 11, I. Ayres, ,<t Brooklyn, will bsaiar
iltlio 1.... i j - Kapbael Dressier, of Englewood, K. J . *t
theCiiiircii of the Holy Communion, cn th* name duv,
itt Trinity Church, Newport, Mis* r>innr Wright, astce
ot Henry Allen Wright, will bs married to tbe Bev I".
Charles ... ollltst. "iii Valearlnou. Hall. Mr*. Charts* n
in, and Mrs. 1 - -noor an makins ptepe>
rations foi a"Poasiun i i*srival" altar Beater, tor toe bene?
fit of a Blind Aa* lum. Charil] seems te be the nope \<*g
feature of many metal t>.:.us. Mrs. (inenisfy'* eiuntr
festival oeeun <>n April ii ami rj, tren Sss tl i> m ,
and it fi-jture will be .. u" P-.) t' ut, where fortune* will to
told bj oarda or p ilmisti v.
Miss Lamson will be married te rrtstorteal L I^nmarn
at the Cburcb of ths Inearnatioa aa foe oday, April IS.
On tbe bah day Miss Julia Kapallo, tiau<iut-r of Jni*s
Charles A. Bapallo, will be married to Willum t*. Sloan.
A liuuii.ei of younii ladies, including M-- HsekBehsr,
MK- < ij.-,-\.-r in 1 MU Learnt, an nM ts i>* Kottin< ni. a
play to to- perforate 1 before ladle* inly In a pi Ivtie sinbie.
'I: s.i.t,.-Hu'S'iiW W.-strother JuuoO
hus bet ii aiinoun. ed,
SOCIAL INCIDENTS IS WASHINGTON,
mrs. m'ei.nov's finai i.,i,rnox LAROBLT at.
Il'NDrD--A TK.A.
WAJIHINOTOX, Mareil '_".!.?Mri. M.l.lioy Inld
her tenth and 1 i-t reosp "n for tUo asOBBO t" ,Uy, sui
there whs ag hUlQSUSe BTOWd ut Hie Whtie Iluir-'e. Fn-m
3 to ."> o',*'ii, lt ;i eOUttOUOUS I'le of visitors fifentle.1 BBBBOS
thc vcMtll,als an, 1. oi.-i.l.ti. in,.th-; slouly tliroti-rli Hit)
red to t!;e blue putlol'.wlir.c tlie ln!r,.duetl.fil'i wore lundi.,
lhe rt i, it nm BM t> oiiiuiiennit ft . ty. .11 iiniturrlo.1 Udie*.
ox.-epi f.tiir. ThoBnoasyausaiol ?o Isrm s inastvtag
pjrty inn-'tl .t ll'ltlfi',.feta tteiuent sn* no lltt,e a
OICQt Tlif ?ni'.if- )f tlie yoong lodie* wan put in Mar?
shal Mtil.i lia.i's li..; .ntl drawn ti serle* of y, each half
hour, thusdet. riniu'tu !>y lot IbBM who wu-, t,> ?t.-*iitl ia
lino willi \'.r inui',-1 1 Miles uuii! nltoVOi. Mn. M. i.lroy
i Delved tai aksoito. nMb taetogssf rtssah
er.iy *a ii h. Bar oaatataBta wara frs.Qaytoo MoUtahaolf
MnArthui Maataa.hl i JnhafftnotvuMlssIsa*] llalaag
buy-eu. Mi-* Mun Waite, Ml-- KsSt (.:. inui. Mis*
i ilium taller, Mm lido Miller, Mist Oroas Ka
Miss Woods, Min Bradley, Miss i.? Ue>-.f( r. Miss McKee
ve-. Miss rm 4 . . ;. gsv . M,*- m ./
stevt-i;-., mi s Fa gi tab. Mts* Ahoy, Mis* ??h**.ri>e. H ?
i MissBsrghmaa, Miss Camry, Miss Ci,~v. v*
Dodge^ Miss Isabel Uiii, Ml i Hubbard, Miss rilhaoffBO.
Mi-* Luitaiirp. Kiss Latins' Ji'w Alec aud ?kaoota
Maury. ' M . mi?. Mttrhall, M *s
Morgan, Miss Pattenoa, Hiss Rsdton, Miss I
.. i Mia* Mel toy.* - waa ui
a pretty toilet of blue auk and Oriental t?<-,*. Kelila \r
io won white morita with cardtual ribbons, had
wiib ber aUii ? h .'?? I ''. wbo slss s
wini, with blue ribbon , mid the pall ki... .1 mai ??.ii
low, where tl t* ol bim udB| i I sn
rousclousl) lind.' foi tnemselves tn!- appro* rtote m-d
lovel) selling for tbe i tnab, bappy, yoong tana, and M
.ie io.si ititi ait iv.- feel arcs of toe re
ii j,tl -ii. Iii. I'r--!, . hi,' ? li.-.'.tr- >. an.i ti?
tan Irthnr was preasut during tbs .ttienit,. n. >iis. I'ra
Itugbiiyaeu, Mn. Ul lue. Mr*. Jobu Davis. >fr-*s i; 'ily
ii attune* Oeneral,tho Ku liana .1 IndianMla
....: wivi sni ll io ' | 2d\ .. v\
. i n|i Dat . '. .uni Ppaakb Mnusr-.s,
Mr. Hops Used aa i Mis. itiuuiu. wen* sinou* Hit>*e iu
tho Blue pu i.
Mr. amt Mn. Danoehower guvs a fe- today, inviting
n theil ?oii. Lieut* umui Uiuieuiii'wr.aud hi*
?
THE COMING tl tBUA MM WBOBT,
,o -,.*-, ms ,.,.- goo KM am? t uri \?. i ?-i-i ks rn
ALU) A)>\ *. IH-a IM.'.
;r.T ri i aoauru TO tue. niiin ,i.
Ni wi"..ur, K. I.. M.ircli'JD. I'rrp:ir*ti..f s tor
iii.- (oriiieouii.K BBBaaa -?. area bbbm awoei bimd. Mrs.
ii,- Ltnuv Kaine, ot Nt-* Va.tv, baa) laassdi the Wssl ey
Cattegeeo Utada Mani tr** IteUtoataa Whntoj ot
i'hiUiUlphia, hasicuttttouo ot hor saOtog** on Chsainlug*

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