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VR, BLAINE'S SILHOUETTES,
Esl IMA. KS or CHARACTER IN "TWr.NTY
TEARS ol CONGRESS.
B! MNEM in -AB TUB.
Mr. Sumner, though live -fears the junior, was
aeui.tr in Senatorial service lo Mr. Feasenden. aud
li.ul attained wider celebrity. Mr. Sumner, labor
Wiis gitan slni'isi exoloauvely to qneatlona involv?
ing..ur foreign i flu ti i.ns. mnl in ioBiiee growiiiguiit
of the slavery agitation. Ti. the mitti bedevotod
himself, not __my with una werrina Bdolity but
wu h nil the power and ardor cd ins uni ire, upon
general i|icst !,.ii> ol buaineen in the Senate he waa
nol mi au timi ity, aud rarely participat* .1 in ibo de?
bates which settled them: oat be .1 .1 more than any
other Baan to promote toe antislavery cause, ana
to nj.,car iis standard in i be Republican p my. He
lisul i iitiic.l, in au anexam] o i degress, ibo hatred ol
Hie Soul ii, mnl thia fact hod iuci*__ed thezi-Jfor
lum itiuttiiR ant i-H ia ve ry m. u throngbont the North.
'I In-a-- mit made upon him by Prenton -s. H.ks,
a S.>n! 1.-Carolin.i Kc pres .i ve, !.>r his I. un nut
ei'.-celi mi Kan as, 1'ul strengthened bis bola upon
hie conatitaency, which was not merely Hie fetal
of Mhs-sh im*. us bul tbe radical ami progreealve
Ivej.ullin-.ms ol' tim entire ooontry.
Mr. Mininer waaatudioua, learned, and ambitious.
Jle prepared bia diacuaaioua ol publi. queaiiona
wit!, e.,te, Imt was not i..i.Iv :.s j. debater. He
Ipreoented Ins arguments with iiowi r, bul they were
nboiiona eaanya. He bnd uolocnltv for eatompun
Like Addison, be oonld draw hia draft for
a iIk.i?ami poonda, bal might nt bare a alulliug ot
< ... Tum did not him?ir bia progreaa or loasen
1 .- ni the Situate. His written argtiulenia
Weare tbe anti-alnverj clonlea "f tbe day, and they
iv...,, road nore eager!*, lhan spec, bes whiub liro
duood . ii u ? i etti 1t un the ben e . Uolunel lien lon
e.. >, Ililli tlitveiiillienl Will,stn I' 'iil.lii-y ui Mhi.V isi.nl
i ib ilwnye thinking of thi fen hundred who oaine
t-' li-..tr lum in the Senate I'bain ber, apparent!.! for
?ettiug tho million vv in, i:i._)>t read bim outside,
Sii. m.".nor n.\ - ' bul mistake, tl
lucine vm ;,t lo 1 ne lil.111..ll. Ihey )ir>'.lil( el .1 WIUO
append i prodigious ettect on publn opinion and
l'it .ni indelible uupreaaion un theil
r.i.ii.t: y.
THAI.!"! I* -Tl \ I". -.
Tba Honnwaa Ulled n th able men, many of
whom hud perl tauten tar* e_penc-oe. rho natural
lc..I. ;, vv ho aaeuuied bia pl_i e hy rvmim u i
v .v. i . . im- >t.v. na, x ms.ii of strunj
...t h . si ,. i. i le. ti i in .1. aud I. .iii- bs. Hoi i ?
Vermont, aud e-ucntod al Dartmouth, hi bad
] il nil his wini, venn in Kenua! Ivan io, and wi
thorongbly ideutittea with theist ?????? ? h lieh.nl
b>?; v. A .?? ili dist u. ti.in lt ali in l .?! own Legielatan
ami m Congn vs. Ile uni ii;.- ,i n ., :, .. i ..] li, .iu
(.om-v. .'..it unscrupulous as I" j".I ' i il method-*,
bo s ? ". lint inn-i.s- ju j.. ?-. ii al i nnduot, SOI
lav iii |? iso,nil murella; but t<. tbe "ii.- great >.i. eel
?.t bis hf**, Hi.- d' sim- non ol si sr- erv and ill
t Min ot ibo slav ts be was supremely devoted, hi nu
.-um ol timi ohject noil.nu could dctlecl lum.
1 j....i i. . phaoeol it would be listen toooiuproiuiae.
Any ::-.i:i vf ho vv.,> Univ ailtl-alaverj v> si-, Iii-.
friend. Whoever eeponaea tbe canoe nnd proved
laitlile-.s ia never so small a degree, bot'uuie bis
aueuiy, inevitably and irreconcilably. I'owurtl
j-irtiivvn race beae?-iuod uftou to be misanthropic
Jle w.i. lt-,nu,il ni tin- law. ami (ora third of a
cent my i. ni bold bigb muk .t ibe bar of a Male .|i>
tiiignislied for great Inwyern, He waa dMpoo?Ito
1>.. toe i tu ra. A brilliant talker, be diduoi rel -.
idle nml fairnie*? eouremution. He whs much given
to iimi ur study, and reflection, and to the r?. i: r. ? -
unlit w im h enable i lum (o gratify hiatuatoa. As
waa enid al kr. r__eronn, Mr. Bu ve us loved solitude
uml nndontood ito naen.
I'|...ii all pol it ii il questions Mr. Stevena ?
nulli"!.iv- Ho apttke with esme and readiueaa a ino
nstvn *t,niewli.i! neembliagtbe eriap,eleur oeu
*t?-iiti.?n-iif.. ol lb sm Swift. Seldom,even ia tbe
inn.-; i iii.-ii-vt m..m. nt, del u bc ii ten oe ea .ij>c hie
1'j.s thal would ii"t I.e.ir t e teat ot gnunuuiticial
mnl rm i'.i uni criticism. Hepoeecssed the keene?
?v.it. ,.ii.1 was ii.mini iii it-, nae toward thuoe
vb..in io- did not uk.-. He illustrated io concrete
foiin tbe Hiller, io ?? between wil and humor, lil?
li"! nol iudulge rn the latter. Ile did not enjoy u
laugh. \\ ii.-ii bia eharp aolliee would aet the entire
liuiise in uproar, be was aa impassive, li'* viaage os
noletuu, os il nc wen prououui my ii funeral orattou.
Hia mi nor* ol t.'.i-. dal a. uni lignree waa exact.
ii'nl in hi .ii io tit i .- knew tue boo- snd ehaptei i id
ji me t...' i, terence, ll" w,:~ four) ol young mi a, in
i ? their society, encouraged and _ ?:>t-r..u-iv
aided them. He wuseaail., moved by lue distn-as
tit ot bet He was kind, charitable lavish ol bia
i ?, th( relief ol poverty. Ile had character
i- ...I contradictory, but which com
1 ike .-ne tit- ? ires in tli ?
j' - .. i . .
"V . !?> III. el als V Opp .lieut, :.:..:
%? ? . ..v i matt nt .1 in inti led ual con di t,
VOKK IS rill ? Ut ? "
? .i E. 1 -t-iiloii. alu ody prout
1
i . e I.-.-.i.i ...I ..
i ... nu advise! in buuueinl legislation;
.,, A. Whi I > I'le-ii nt ol
i uguhoi
:. 1 Irn mi of lr.
*- . ('n.-.r.c-.
i. \ lt il stiuction
jn !,.?
, ll 1 te.
i . . limit urin of the di
1 i , flo had be in
i . ', lo tn. 1>: ? . ? iii' |1 l .:.'!.-. vvln n
ol ogv, imii had ex
1 bi . readinees ... i ? ? < - . i? 11<?- in debate that
. s.t uni e in I lie ni. it rail-. Iii-. umtnand
ol ? ??? In atlliient an ?
i ? .I ion Mr. > loni* uhr m
j . ? bran- b of I - ipa, by
Jillie- <
iui i:m:, i.!,vi'..i..y axd lt
I 'i i Wi , already ( iglil
j fri <"*. sa, a ni ni ol' coiir
.-iti-l pi inc pie, .lev,.i. .1 I., th ? >:
? . cousi .nt mi ni tendance upoi I
. ?
nml i iii in ...'iii.-i b.v natiiro,
i, I ..) .-..I i uption.
? i.v .1.. oy. tinnub a native of Maine, spring
i | ti..,n Puritan uiii.-irv, and educated t>> the
Christ i-i ministry i'i the faith taugbl by Calvin,
hiiti i he i ei ? ? "i .i I i ..- . Hes .luii'iiiist.
.ni <? en tin >"..,-j. rating wit ol liiaddeus..tevcus,
?.r the st ul ? -i tai ?? ? n Jobn (ajuiu \'i una, evoi
threw il., .--..lilli, in m.!, mio -n-;, i,ir. aa the
a,-- i'll-- ol I., vt uy, lie waa recklessly oold. Hi-,
i . i lia.l In on kill.-.l by a mob tor proa, bing
the doctrine oi t,,, Abolition*-ta, aud lie aeeinod al
im>.->] i.' it the -.tm. late. Ji. wastUuriugenough
t i, t.. tbe Southern Democrats, ut a time of
art at it sc il I in tbe li' -. ?? cb deli vm cd
long I'. fort ibe v- ii-. thal i.
I .'iii, aa tli ? ehildn n ul Israel
1 . .. ^brough tbe
J.id irs ik the ile un .rats i be moat . ni ipit*
nona was William A. tticbardsun, wbo bad been b
devote | -, Ibert-nt ..ti I. o-i.j.. i m. ij
willi li in in i lie rep< al ol tbe Missouri C.;?
A >.". .In- was Jobn A, I
? 'io! t.-I iii. He rei ... n -A. i
puta ehorl time lu tl e Thirty-seventh t'ougreea.
Ilie ardent patriot ism and arab eraiuenl
. nd bim into the war, when hia brilliant
ia km.v. ii and li .ni ol all men.
i.i i.i IN - Mil 11 tl v < AKl.i il.
Thia ended the military care* I McClellan,
-hicli throughout tte whole period bad bee
Jet t of constant tl , , ?....
jnii .- Inc opinion ot a majority of intel?
ligent o'.- i v. -.. I ...ii. civij iiml mi tary, is that be
v.t- a mau ..I bigb profeaetoual training, admirably
?killed in tbe acieuoe of war, capable ur coiuiiutnd
ii,K .t li rge anny with aucceas, bul nt the name time
bot orig Mil m plnu, m>t fertile in reaource, and
lui i.i: : i ie 11. . h, tbe daring, the
?e.t,i:ii, -s to take great riakafor great emla, which
ilist ui.-ii.-ii the military le ulen "i the world, lor
r. lomiii.ei'i. t ol armit, in au ollensive campaign,
Ins tam.on was tool nrgely developed, He |.o
oeased in too great a degieewhat tlie French term
UM ili-fn,*irr in^ii ni if thi i ni/i ni ir. jui'l was ;ij,|,sir
I nt ,y i ii ea Mit li le ut doing lion hisown vol it um w Ital
Jje dui so well on the bloody iii I ..i .\ ul ietum, winn
a_-dei t be premire .-I on >c ei a helmiug nc. i
HU 1 l:\N'Kl>T Ul.Mot KAT.
'j'lo- new crusade against the Preeidenl waa begun
1 At. \ n 11 a ml ur I ot m. w i e. ii not tbe ablest waa tin
frank, at mid Itoldeat merni?ii <?! bia party. He took
tiie -.i i * 11 j ia no..ii after ii- uieul of tbe
1 li'ii v-Si v. iii ii Cougren. It waa au nuusual time
. ; t .?? jroor !<? Lei/ u a political contest, bal tbe
en.I* eongbt were eztraoidi try, und the moana
r_.o|it.'' m -*? i ^ve!; be t.i l tor. On
tint iii t dat ot May Mr. Vallundighaui made a
i -iii ueive, I
Slonni Vernon, Ob >, which waa pu bl ia tied |
saut the -late nnd widely copied elsewhere, lt was
I.. 11 -cii'v .ii'j.aie: t mai the bold ogitotorwos to
i.i.inv folio wen nnd mil ? t ? -i ->. and di t ia tbe
-rapidly developing eeutiiueut whn ii he ropre-wntod,
istratioii would : ? oueuiy
Jut!,. ,. : aa it woe enoouutering at tbe front. '1 lie
taite waa therefore critical. Mr, I. nico In saw
plainly ti it tin nation waa not canal
to ill'' t .-k Ol sui,.,-. ,. lu-,llolls. Willie
cm ti..1,1 na the power <<1 a m.lal tSoutb he m.isl
t,.ur..:. ie to v. told t ..<? poa 11 >.i a solid .Nm tb.
I'J.i t l.|\l: POWER.
t C. .-eh.-,r k waa un Invaluable addition to
tlie Ha I-'-. Ile bad Ix Ul smco
tim outbreak ol Ibo war. but bnd been iudue_?l to
noutt_t the return ol tallaiitlighaiu to ( -
Jht - i. ? -- waa au able and Npirited thal ii,..'. ?!, m
(., I. . j.ai i- >.| 11.. Fitulc the 1 lemuel
e-f-'ii oepubbcau di incl ated Vallon
iii _h . si iii ii I), rn... 1.1tn- distrii i. M.. .? i.< n< k uad
ori-in.iily ei,i.it.1 Cougreae mis,.; ni ihirty-fuur
j, ? ,i -.-. oro, aud ai... rv ice ot
m nt b.v I'i' aa Min
ls!., Pb ..;..,!? i. ;i .1, to Ural After his return be
Lal token nu part in poiiticnlatiaira uni
|lis reappearance iu (Jong*-?m waa then lun
( , t. lie hu? at once placed al the bend of the
l.oiiiimi ti e on Military A ii.. 11 -. thou ..i itu per lat i ve
imi.<.i tuiico, Olid eu' -? .ju-'iitly was made chainuu?
ut Wayaaad Maana, snetseeding Mr. Stevena in the
bi. .miiit.-i laodorahip ot tba Houee. He w.in au
riirabiy fitted fur (he arduoaa and (inn. eli dutj
{ie pnreo**tiona were keon, lu* :tii_l.vHi-* w;ih ?stn.
prdiiianiy rapid, Ins powei "f expreealon remark*
%bie. On bis foct, aa tbe phrase went, be hud no
equal in the Hnu*n. ta the five-minute discussion
in Committee ol theWholo he was on intel? I ml
norval. Tho compa. tue-_ and deann >** of his
?tatommt, the facts nml argument", which be could
marabel In that brief tune, wereaeonatout mrpriae
and delight t.< in* bearen. No man In <
daring tbe preaent generation hoe rivalled hiaatugu
l.ir powei in this reaneot. lie wu* able In even
fm in of discusxion, but his peculiar gift wm In
lending and controlling the Committee of the
Whole.
GENERAL SHERMAN*! BROAD "I ''?
The character ami al.ilit\ ol' Ganami Sherman
were not fully appreciated until the second vern ol
nar! He bad not aimed to etartle theconntry
nt the outoet of his military career wit
i.i lliani performances attohiptod l>\ maui o
who were beard of for ndny amt never afterward.
With the true instinct and discipline of a aoldier,
h.- faithfull* am! skilfully did thc ?-? ort i
to bim, and he gained steadily, rapidly, and enu ir
In gi y on tbe confidence and admiration of the peo?
ple, Ile -hared in Un* Micces-iul campaigns of Gen
era! Omni in the Bouthwoet, and earne?l his way
tottie great command with which bewaa nosriu
trusted,?a command which Inoneaenei involve!
the prompt suet ??>-, of all tbe milli iry r?p< rat! n of
the Government. Disoater to hlaarnn did not of
course mean tl.e triumpbof tue Kebellioti. but it
meant fn-eb levies ol treopa. the prolongat
tbe struggle, aud a serious increaw t' the heavy
I ?? "nerel (irani had -maunied in Vm
General bbcrmau waa a graduate of Weal Point,
and while still a ronnie nun bad si ved with
i credit foi .-ernie twelv. veal i in tin
1*.. t be bod more than ??. ni litory cdui
1 ino ic': a ebei ken .1 i areei in civil life, h ? had en?
if the conni
sin-- n 'tb men, i.i- oj p i ieuce lu ! '?' ,,;;''
i hanker in California, a lawyer in Kausas.
pi *idenl .- ii Luuiaiana, anil. * Ij >i
wai I.- _ about I" take cha
road ut Miasonri. lt would be d
; let, I" till I ."I mali who hi- so I
i-i 'in ?? a knowledge of everv Ht ate and IVrntory
of tbe Inion. He bas made :. spa hil *?' id* I
i
i.i it it we should -u-i-'
? the United states, we i
, . make d ??? ? -
map in tv. "ot ,??
m a, I inn this ia a pardonable i i
* .ut i?tl by uny oi
? -i rn i il Sherman i i regard i o the
ainS rcs >:,i, ??- ol the .-.Hint: v linn - l-oini.
Sherm sn'.-- s t indi
. Burn lu tb
. ..i i in nan stock, Ins fat bel and m.tin
mg emigrated from * ounce! tut, In i Ins
i ior near Iv two < entin .... All the cb
- ..I t hut remarkable nines ol u
iu i.ral sh.'nu.ttl, in (trim, determined ?
iu coi mn :?.'?, in mental gi?
iie-s . pie, he .- .ri trout idi
Anny ol Cromwell modified nv iii" imp
?
Am. iv.i ii dee ont, with We-tern birth and t
ipreeaed upon bis ch .motor.
A i.i si.liol'- TRI BUI i: !'<*? OB
p sd Omni's active ear-vice in the
wit h ihe -ni lemi.-r ol Lea, All tl"" ( omnium
? - - I..' lo.;.i i ed i lie exumj.h ol i bi it
lieu, ri .'il b fore tbe end of Ibe
s mod etiemii - of i e I-iou titi ' \ ?
ceased to exist, "The fame of General Grunt
iml. He hod entered tbe aervice with no fact! i's
advantage, and hia promotion, rrtuii the liral io the
ind been ba*_u un merit alone,?withonl [he
. ? j"..' ti ni m.ine.o'.-, wit neut t be i
of persuuul friends. Criticism uf mild > nhill i.i
but idle chatter iu the taco of on unbroken career
? ?I victory, General Grant'e campaigns-ere varied
sn their j. ip.sun i-i,is. ami. but foi il..- fertility of
I - s- ...iiir.-s and li * un bond ing will, mia ii oitoii
have ended in disnetrr. Lon race i* bb < imtaaiona as
f..ir, ."iml Lcm i.il Grant pone?nod in th blgheai
? thal facultj a hie- is eaeent iel to all
coi.nu moe,"-, the faculty of Impai iglmut
tho rank and Ale o' hie army tue name deteroitna
ti. ii to win with which he wan hun-.-li ali ?
spired.
One peculiarity of General Grant's mllit wy corot i
s conetuut rendineea td fight. He wished fi r
no lou ir periods ol preparation, lost no opportunity
wiiich pr unpine.*- could tnrn to advantage. Heal
way a nccejited, without e.,vii or queation, thi posi?
tion to which be might be aasigned, He never
' ? -i'.'.-I tbe War Depart ment with retjnests or com?
plaint. . nnd when ni ti lie wm* inflict) li bim,
i " -ui.l;! ttcd sii. -ii ij, i.tii did .i
it w m -is ri any uorvii o v uuld ha*. ? ? a
luietly us did General Grant, when at the cl
eui I?iginniu
? Shiloh, in lound lum-1:
k, au I assigned t i ii hi i
nt iii my w ho-.- < i. i v I
? I IVV ?, I, . - - 1
li rs t i I whit
fOl .11 Ol !'
rt.rie.tii
W vu be was appointed Lieuter..int-G. lora!
placed "i ol ll tbe aruii o I ?
utrul oye a un
I ban hi- any g :
,,..,. | |n ifie i a upaigiis n\ I Mill h I ' -?
ss mies of the 1 .nen contained in the negri
I be m.iveui
, : ion ? - were kept in hain com
: . .r. e mind, ..ml in i he k' i-:><t com um
hutu red lin un and Liln i
I witb
. 11 ry.
i . ?
Mr. Lincoln united flrrinewi and gentle i
Kintiil. i degree, ll. rarely spoke n harsh word.
Keatly to hear nrg I always open t<icouvi.
. ti mu.-inli -Iv to : be ?
- :. Altogethel li
? :
own mind, Indie . i
,i Main ol the popula ? con ep
te.iis . him are eironooua. Nu in
further than be frum the i
cliara i be ia often painted, V. I
paitl little attention tu funn oj ceremony he waa
liol it man vvit li v. lu tn lib : ties coul I be I
? waabnt unopeiaon in Illinois ont deoi
own houaehold whu ventured to uddr*****. him ??
brat name, 1'herewnano one in vYnehingti
evi i ni' tnpted n. Appro* iatiim rn ; on l I tn mr, bc
relished u good atory. eepecially il ii
truth oi strengthened an argument, and be bud a
\si-t fund of illustrative anecdote which bi
with tbe happiest eltcct. Hut the long list of vnl
gar, aalacioua storlea attributed t<. him wera re?
ta led onlj bj thoee who nevoi enjo; ed Hu
ilcjre uf exchanging a word wah bun, ll si fi v .i ,
ali ? thor ii Benoni one?inspired by tho noblest
devoted to Ibe highest aims, I lu rum wm
but an incident with him, a 'ntnisii relief tu the
melancholy which tinged ill hi* years.
Ile presented an extraordinurj ombinatioi ?'
mural tjualitioa. As,- - .. i,-; i ,
tie- lofti.-I ideal, Hud it l"ll to his lot to i
i i he fate ol
-. tons ... milli 'iis v. t t'. ii'- boru. A- a
iiiai....
pres ..ii.si ? .ii lie baa bad uo rival iu this country
lotti 1' iel. :
ire oi h - most formidable aa*atlanta in IwtM,
i -1ir- i illy ot those who sought to prejudi. <? him be
fore tho people on tu-conni ol tbe arrest oj Valla
dighnm, cituuot eas ly b
, ri attneut aud foi ?? ? inl on of tb i ? i
o . . i ..ti to com roi public
oiuniou. Mi. Van Buren stands withun rival rn
tue u->. of partisan tactics. Heopei iii-.I alt .
i liol 'V. l ,ii self-interest ua thc ma n
Hpriugol human nctiou. Mi Lincoln's i
of a far highei a d broader character,
never the slighteat iso k m caudnrur fail ne ?
methods, lie sought to control men through their
and t heir conscience. The onlj ..it' i
ployed waa that of presenting bia i nviuc
i- to force cunviction on tli-- mind* of his
bearers au I lue readers. . . .
Th i. has been discussion as to Mr. Lincoln's re
- U ! st. I !? w .is silent aa I
elie.- ninon, "ree* Prejitdict
lar denomination he did nut entertain Allied nil
bis life with Protestant Christianity, be thank lulu
ed biii__)I ..i the services of an eminent
Catholic prelate?^rc bi bishop Hughe* ul New-Hork
--in is peraonni ra adu i lo Kuglanu, ol great impor?
tance, at n cr.si* w hen tbe relations between the
tivo com,nie- were disturbed and throntoiiiua.
rhrnnghout the whole period of tbe war be con
.isi.- t. .1 tbe .i'i. ni mn of the Nation to de?
pot deuce on God. lt maj indeed be doubted
w bother be omitted this in a Bingle state paper. In
.v.-,-, ni Hage lo < "ii n?-... in ererj proclamation
to tbe i" tuple, h. made n prominent. In July,
18U3, after ibe battle ol Gettysburg be called upon
tbe people to givi tiianka becatue ** it baa plca-ed
Almlgbly God to hearken to tbe supplications aud
prayer* ol au aillictod people anti to vouchsafe
r-.-'iial and elle.live Mri.mes lo tlie Ar,,.
Navy ot the United Statoa. and he asked the pi -
pie " to render homage tu the Divine hi
tu invoke tin intiuenr ol Hia Holy 8pinl lu subdue
iigei wiu, b ha* produced au 1
taiueda neeii lesa nnd eruol rebelliuu.'1
m, recuuutiug the bleaaiugs which had
lu the Union be ania:" No human counsel I..
viaed, nor hath anj mortal hand wurked out, those
giru! things. They are tbe grncion nits ol tin
Moat High God, who. while dealing with us iu
angel fdr our sins, hath nevertheless reinembc.r_|
'I brOUgllOUt hi- entile othl
lum .s with exactingdutj and painlul
ie- i.n.'i-ili.i! ? . be nevei forgot Ina own di ?? ii lenee,
ortho dependence ol Ibo people, npon h I
Power, lulus la-t public a ven-d tn un
immense crowd assembled at tbe white lluu
Hie lim of April, to eongratulat* bim on tim
victories of tha Union, the President, stand
lonely wi..- in the rory sha.low ol ?
itly lo lu - In i.?:??: * in I.
::, He lloln WllUIII lill ho- -, - ll i v
must brat be remomben di'
? -
RALTIMORB MC sn HAL ai ; |
H.*. I. ll Ml il; K. April 1. .?JilllK S ll. Ilnlili ?! iT,li
it no.sun.iii.I lei tiie Mayor, and oonflrmed bj Hie
( ll.i ' otiiii ll ua Ctty I oiiiioll. I, I Isa JOS-US Yan* tnt,, til
Beaned. -_theeeeela*t*rf the flr?t bsaaub af ii.
Oouncil iiifh eveulog aa ord tn anne waa paaaed *e airing
the winer free to all efttaasa ofter Jannaty l next iii
li jem ..' llici'.;i?iiill|..? ni Vt'itysand .M. -i.n ? -,
lixliijc'. i i iii- nun ni veai ai ri 60oa eaeb
0100 ot assessable property, and too Mut...- sentlnhia
W;Ui ot tbe oi'.lliialiec ^luutlu^ bocUta vrll-'viut, cuiuao Wi
Uta public- __?.ia.
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
SHARP WORDS IN A ( 'OMMIT I I'K-ROOM.
cr.vATon TAMO- BRCOttaS WMOWAMm FIOFOSOI
ni ass mi. Till-, hum I AflOM <>i' WIMINH TM
TBI l>AN\ lt I l IITTK81 IQATIO!".
w tsHiMOToir A;.til ir..*. At to day*! meeting
sn. ,tf -siiMOiiiiniit*. tnreedgattng ikeDonvllla
not .joints, trias appeared,endeeldthal he repreeealed
IT, B. Shu*. WbO I."ul r*."Siced no! iee Hill wit
ne?ae* were nhout t" be examined rrith nota t t.. t.if
pavaonaleharaeter. Kr. I _ aleti rfroa umist..
Benatoi Bl mian, stating be knew not the anton of tba
tin.-ai. -i. .ni; attneks upon fata, nor did be rare, If be waa
I to show the ini'iii'i- -Meta prmapted theos. n? j
had reaaen to believe Ibo! tba attempt va-tu Mackea
by innnee lo, Be desired, i' tbe eoasalttee
Kaw nt t? go om-ni--* in* eharaeter fee lesaaHy, !
to be allowed to -in 'ii 'ii, wttneeaaa tonebtng -
t ito morai ebaraetec a! aO th? parttae, in j
Senator Yance and Repiaaeiilattvei Q_a****tre C. I
?nil George D. wise, whowere,he a*aalateraled, ,
engagej ta tu attoapt to bloeben htoebaraeter, Mr.
gjes Hint be ebonld obtect to extending tba |
liimi beyond Mr. Mme. **eneral repatallonfor
vernelly, uni ration n i opened up, In whlel
... be sbonid aa ul tbe repntat'on for truth of w*. M.
? e ..nit sbonid produce tb.i nf some of the
slgnera ol tbe Danvl le ctrenlar.
. V ,iii-o -Writ, Mr, ('!niti :? iii. en fur na the
m. ice is an Intimation tbat my < b u leter ls te be easel led, i
pkt?
. I i i ? ?.
? lo '?'xUx- upon the lt. ?- I ..i'i .cr?
ts, i n Iv i
v ? .-nil, str,and it l* damnable,
and Idel " rowd to as* ill my i bai bo
I never beard <>r
- and making
a war a rles, \* bo I- sui.jtly
. , - I of him
,i .. i
I il.-.-|.'s
was m. further n
tent -ben questions (vere raised ii ironldbe
l Be I
I-. Involve ? of the tom
. (obis chara i ...
nttn i.v Impropi r.
- 'i- -My ci. s . mo a* any
member of Congress, lt in* ? ? baring
- ? Uni I v as a ? I - -= 11 ni- (t
.il have no
obj l:
1 ? R.1.i,of Baltl f ind took Hie
stand. Governor Vane aekedtfahewaea [nainted
Colonel ton*. Bhe replied thal stu had knnwa bia for
about ... i 'ii ? mt his repa* '
berman auld
? i . turning tha la rtigatl rn
in:., ti-,? eiiai.ne: prop Inowil apen np tbe opporto
nal quarrels wlthotit tbe direc?
tion of the full i .there was any dealre to con*
trovei i any of. .iimu-l Blins's statement i aa * wita
? loll.
ld that ii had been pul la evidence
so ml Hun-, was a man Of S.1 oharai U r. and* that
te it ni tbe eleetlot a si doa I.ml I i i"1' i n i
v.ice. " i propose to prove," toi.ntinuod. "tbat this
maa h n thief, that be Btole tbe bonds of tins
...?I in- stand here, and tbat be ls
i,: belief, li- bas blackened the
li i ii lens o' Km tile, and wa pro*
pose in silo**- Who be ; ."
Mr. Wt-tC I t lr uk Hi.tl lt 1* . lue to Mr. Bimi Um' the
? ' show that this man is a thief, th ut he stole
lin bond* of this lady, and thal bs la unv. on., ol belief,
I not be I?.weil to ro unanswered Also that Mr.
Plum hurl* back lbs Insinuation Into the teeth of Ita
. .!? .i st th- proper time and proper j>!i?.i! will
prove nial it is ufa-eiiooii In tbe whole i i
\ - 1 _ ike tl ls, of course,
not to my knowled?s bat I mass lt with witnesses hero
ready to prove it.
i . ,...,.!' ? i ., . -,- :, wine had now ar*
ibe oo anni th n-room and in theil lui i
-iib mu - ? lilli -M''-- to -vin, 'i to any
, ..Hi ttlll o'n a: " lo t I.'
iniroln tion of the teeth.iy >. o oeed, Mrs. Rawlins
? i. -a.l.
?. i. ? i coropsiiKon of dews between mem bera ot tba
-ii -. umnih '.-.-, all
i ind an a subject to ;ii ? call of ibo
bed.
Tl -1 ...< NI Ol I B. NI Wt OM.
I" i.'. tR v. IUT UK DOI__ I KXO ll ill IJ_
\\ vsiiP'-i'i-v. April 15.- Mr. Newcomb)
ra, in- -
: .1 .1 nor 1- n,.'-.- lb ll n*.v
I nt or j
? ?
?
\ -lu,- to
IiTS of I
saver, think that
?
Incl and fo: '
treat. M of tbi partle ? were
8 ni- n
, I theil, I. il
euboa i i lodg?
ment In tbe tn an s**<
- ?. - ? i .. ? i: i . -
due,
Upoi re-di ? ? -tion tbe * that hi*
memory wai . tuber
I told Dr. ('(.lillis thal h.-a.ni I Una bad
"had lt i. ? I of a life lu tbe Areli '' Hoi .nhl not
however, thal i,.1 nol i-.
Vi ruc ii ver - i I, urallj or In a lettei |
ithoUe; in a matter of feet he
bad i.( - w v. ,
ixl.
ens wa ti- si i|i |, q| 0f
Mr rollins dorina the retreat, a'ltm . ,
? -,v ,.s hoi .i.-;.i.'. > ?? -.: rt* lie li?
lli i that in ' ?? "' roeta a tact
Hui -1,1 walkine at tbe wai bul han not
Of fin-t
rear, He
linn - neal ? i.-al witta a rifle.
- anyone thal
Ibedi .I ? 'ii bo?
co mt of wubI thi minmai a [erm nt of
r
the \ ";' les nt' -ar. U lt u i had ne' .* kr
ptain De 1
I fat? 1>1:
; tv:' ?: K11 ? ?
,.iir tsi : .
j that in* i .I'.'uiu
? ? . i u i: ? i _ nu
?ll D.iV
. .-n u chan. '? ..r sa rina i ?? i ons c .
i il, If thi
not Oeen too av hero to go
there is- ? ? Wltn??*. could not tay
I -, wta( ' le ' Mi M t of Jilin lil
(?i-iiei,:l was ii:.-i inn ;? >u oi in". On tbe whole, he bad
s. ..jilli to make ot lt.
THE BANKRUPTCY BILL IN THE 8EXATE.
W uibinotom, April 15.?In iii" Senate to-day
oonaideration of tha Baok*_ipt**y bill wm -*roeeeded
willi by eeetkma, and mneh preqroM made, Amend*
Bay
Ii ir, Wllaou. Sanlei? j aad Bia ? which
- --. ita Tba section acned to to-da* provtdea
among other thia ea, thal anj p.-rson ewing provable
dsbtaezi eedta al ? l _ tu be ad- i
. . ".'. Ai.;, 1 ,., rx.
mm or 1-000, win. lenTMbla Btate toavoid his nedi. '
ors, or ooneeals Masaell to avoid arrest or ta., servteeol
oct is, i-i makes a fraudulent in.ii-f?r of I, * pro**-- '
..i.-,, ni poi ' sal ioi removi ? th Mini to i
or with Intent to defraud ni* predltors, pro ire* or-.of
I rm iit to I"- -.. ? i" i-l " lt isl i . i.eiiii; '
so'ii.el\ iii il vent, o' rs bis propert* i-. bc seized on
i xe. inion ui '?'?' twenty days lo redeem or
. -i |.... menl ol ii ? : ,,?(' ,,(?
thlrtj days uite,' ii.. ., were
lu dei ... end
I' by t tiree or
PAY OF Ol FICERS DYING IN BERVICI.
Wa. .ii't'.H.N. A)wii 15.?Senator Hawlq rt -
ported favorablj I Benate from tbeOorandl
-. .-.;. nii-ii.a the bil int:..;.: ,-ii by bia I
vide thai section cd th" e.. t aplin .. Ml..,.
Ina appropriations for tht *!:j.j.i.rt of tbe tray, which
d that ad oOoers of volunteers then li.: ,i teloo
-.-lilllie
In the iniiiiitiy service to thi eloM ol the ^
lii.'iiiii-t.-r.-:
;. r ;..- -... itrueil s" a* to entitle the tit
ll k-al :- Who were i
ii ,i in ihe ,-11 vj.-, between M.nih 3,
April In "i i."
li
- ui thc wai
AFFAIRS Ol lin: ARMY.
Wa-iiiNi.niN, April 15, ???-,- ,,n
M
? rans ton pori adv
now In the i. kui.ir Anny, who erin ibe
1 entitled to
oredttoa.mater ra of thc Anny tor tba ti ino or such
(ii'ttti. <? I I tnraatiT.nas i.e/tn
graoted leave of abaenet until further orders m u
ot disability,and leave of at. v oratbebM
beenfraatedFtntUeateaaal -.O.Mahleal iii
' i ?-,. in..- tl . Uu
? ap?ibu ii" l*uluby ilia Infantry, and irave ol ,.
foi thieu UKUlJ_ ttout Jui> 1 Las b'.-u ?l_L_d 1 ;,l
I I.lenfenan. Heo-jr* R-iblr-n. 17th fnfnntry. Flr?t U*?
ten mt Alfred c. Sharpe, Md Infantry, h.w been di
hs professor of military taetlea at tim iriiivitrelty of
Wottiuir, Wooster, Ohio. Oaptain O. O. Smith, aeaistant
nn..! 1.1 h..i*t?.r. bas been ordered tnBatt-ooce lo relieve
Ma)or Chark* W. Peeler, rjuartenuaHter.
-?
THE ULTBB COLSkOE QUE8TI0M.
WIXMI Mi N" VRQTRQ BO-KmiOM -"JOM1 Of TUP
icvif.s rnitr-ATKNivd.
WAiniifOTOaT, April 15.?Thi Boote Com
glttre en OOaage, Weigbta and Maaaarea to-lay sstto j
tamlBf to ifproMiiletlfM frea tba Be wat mt Trade and
Chambers of CoamarM af ?? art?i rJtJMcn iho Mfafeet of
tbe anapenaton of tbe coinage of Bdrm Untbaa Ct.it, nt
m. Louis, aatdtherepteeentatlvM af ihe baatneaetatBrr*
ea'a nf the count rj i???me botan the eoninilttcc beeOOM of
un s|>iirehen*.lon Mint ihe (invertinient I* nr-ikl iff i? ruls
toka in M?ling m large un winni ni of "liver dalian What
tbe eeuaegaMMo would be el o_maned eo__g*a, he did
not know. "There to Safety," he said. "In conif slo*v.
Mc caa burl oolnteraet by lt?ad ire aay prevent di*._ter.
Why cannot in- inm people soy that we prefer geld
it*.cnni ney und Mlvr sn mtMtdtelf thant ?!''
.T, A. Bono, of Claelanati, rrad a letter frea Mural Bal
Mend, in wh ie I, h.- reeoainended tbe stoppage af Ibe eolo*
itlverdollars, Mr. Oaooaaldthat bualnaM in'er
ea . vM-rn lliiieh tlfJtr.-?-.s-oI. :>iid that it veil acm ely
ptt'sitiie to ship anything fi ..ni tbbj Bonatry a' s profit.
-iista, of Haw Yorii. offered the tallowing in-mo
> bnatneas mea : " lt is desirable that
tbe metallle money of the Dated BtatM ibookl eonatol of
?>i.l and silver eoin ef taterehoagenble relative raine
sad thal ,iiiii,.;.-?; -(Ma I 11 tba needs ol oom
? of tbe people. Tbe arnonntef silver |
.?? imaloted ia Um rjoreraaeat raaltata
y In exceoe ot three rerpilremento, ord lt has Leen
demonstrated by experience thal thia evie*,-, eoonot be
J ,t |.re.-it p.* ii olreulatlng -ilium. Your
memorialist*, tin-,.foi-., respectfully ptay tl
??-i by .vo'ii honorable body
le: tbat the coinage of sllvei dollars
ni -.i for i period ..f al leasl two rein. next
'. aii-l thai in ord '
tion the Si i ;? si i itlli .-r coln now In th
th.-r l*s!io or hill* of th. ri tiominaflon of ..ur .,
? i: Ul he .1 . oatlouf-.**
Mr. ? ti.:t ti s mi : Bted, bnl Hie
; be heavy, rlumsy, silver
doll ,r, v t -? - mix I li, ??-,!
? lilli.i I ol J .
cant rm.! a. ivnt j' treasury, hut WO 00.1 Jgnl
ti .-i-i ont."
"You never will ral thea om a* brag as yon have a
St ir-York leerol try ol tbe Treasury,'' Interposed Ucpre
sentati' e elford.
Mr. -sh! i i i.i uriel : "We Uta *?' D a- an
experiment In order to circulate what - ive. If
?ron will notgiro us a mapenslon fort ... ?,. irs do lt far
one year, if not u for -. x mouths."
" wn-.t effect would tho .ii-;.-n-ioii have on En ;ianij * "
was Baked
?? li would fores Rngland to rome Into n convent!
ii..." said Mr. ?
c. A. Butler, of New Ffaven.madean sT-ruri-nt in |.- *
of ht raetaUam. lie mid sr.(bl to lake such a poi t".i
Mtoabow Europe that we will aot be her Mt's j.aw to
il: . ,v I,ci i h. ?t 'i ita OUI Of I ? " tire.
ii niii.ii asked why no petitions ever eaaa from a
j,o.ir ciaos the fal mei.-1
Ir. 1 i??,'!' 'I. "Tiley do not sro the dancer
thii we.n, in, Wedonol come botan you to oppress
th'i.? Medo aot ito with braaen face and iron h.-ei
. u*e the troubles of the poor. We do not My thia
vc: b anj rtlsreej.t; bnl ire no is-.; irish to heir the
motives of the delegation Impugni I."
i..nive ( oe, of New-York, aiiswen la number of ((ue'
iioi nih .i i.v the m.-in i. i-i oi the committee.
? ?
N<>M INA I ions BY im*. PRESIDENT.
\viSHi-OTO-, A;,iii 15.?The President sent
the foi io w in,.' noalnations to the Senate to-d iv i Oborlea
E. fJeen, eg Kew-York, to be Utstatoat Secretary of the
Treaenryi Oaptala Jehu M. Beean, oth Oavalry, to be
Ko)o 7th Cavalry ? nnt Llenteaaat J. A. olmsted, nth
Cavalry,to be Captain Btb Cavalry; First Lieutenant
Gregory Barrett, ti., loth infantry, to be Captain
oi-; Lieutenant' francer vd un.-, nth Vrtlllery, lo ne ri- it
f.lfiit enfant: Second Lieutenant Harry L. Batley, Slat
lui miry, to i?*t l_rat Lieutenant
-e- ?_
WASHINGTON NOTES.
v. isntNOT .*-. Tu.- slay, April 15, 1894.
Vixp.. in m-.ki ?.- wu nu. in ravi i i*\. rhe Senate
Committee i n i Inanes i od iy rea. bed sn adverse rt
. li:- ll. B Willi..
vine vlacj-ai m keri to distil iho spirits used In their
tbereou. lt
?? ih it lin. v Inegir
makers, under cover ot the statute, wa -sell
iii'*ilii.u -i li
i s v Li i "it t ..viv.i?. -,-.-. ir-. ? ? to-day Mr.
Blair, from ibo < . >u an i i. i or, re
hiuor trail?.
i.n i - . * i.v ? i ni'-, mr.?T led and
, - .1 tbe Ho isa >lni resolution pro*, lina I
? bs Intortoi t-. t ..*
1.! . of lim
r-in furnish limn inv volume* oa hand two oom
pit te -."ii report* of the I lourl;
ie I ? vised -:.ii il
inuals and do
? m I the |oo ? an I
? -? Ll.i.lV.M,
. a: i. v- Pom M -.-ii rs, -Willi . i \
ett-viii.-, nv., and i.. L CnrtKof Hors"h? ls S. Y?
.i Li-, rontlrmed h ? ?
Arri m. in a I' ii ommlssloner of
' from ibe decision of tbe Dlstriot Sn
oi i-.in oui; if ; Li
r tli*- reived,
unei of
l'l.t 1. - tU
i he l?.: nt te
UTI SALAMI *-'>'?' *> I- -<? lores I'i k
? ? ii imittei on the .ii
adoption of it constitutional
: tent limiting ihe power of the Government to
burne panel money to times of war. He orll lolsed the re
? of tbs Hupreme Court declaring reissued
tendi r. and said thal ii v*
t.. rv ' .int tn.it
Ih. Court's Comttructlon of tbe Constitution was un war?
rnu ted. He fa.I tue adoption of an amendment de
claim,' thal long ? trblch tbe Su
s om i ^u,,| ,i h.ui.
- toni i Casi * coammaieatloi wm received
in tho Senate to-do** frea the fcttoraej lieaeral, with
refereed to tbe rourst pnrsnad by tbe iJepartmestof
- ute, and answering m .
propoui.I In - .-. ii no resolution of aj.hi I, with re
li'hlle uml Southern
? -if tlnhama.
A i.iii-ii.i c ?'! vi, moir. Boon I--. Polger has np
i.-. a. Johnson. \v. M. vu/., ss. ii. w aiton, I
I*. J. Il irdner, David I nob, VV. ill ri i ind Paul
II-l-i ll, or ill." 1 i .i-'i. v |li|isi;Milr.lt . lo'V
amine the die*, roi lol I
-rmvios nnd Prlnl ??? t-. ibedestru.
thore found def. i liva and ol ttiose no kmner required.
I IM TOP "-Ta ! h>M,!:l .
jmrtmenl today tar stationery for thal Depart
ll. I), l. .? kwooil, .lain.- i
J.'.. Ditn .n it Co.. c.. '.,?*.,i
' iiiip hp , of l'u -l.i -. I|ili i, aii'I S.
|r.. 1 1. Roi Jame.
lid J. Mi l.. lu..:,.. ol Vow-York, and ??
the ./.;.-./..">'. i i Lorn.au rr.
oni?Olf"A il"*. TAX Bil I. pa? -i d rnrAi
\ i.i.i vu -- v.. -DOING Bl -isis, i: * i*i.i ,.
? - - ?
Tin.sii'v, April 15.?Tha Conference Com*
i.i'iou Tuf lull fou?d thal I
ivage and 0**_mnar. for reoaona wbh_ won oat mode
,.u'.iSic, had determined to bloek the progresa of Ibe bill,
a>.'l tin* a:tenn.on tl.mi-'i.leb rmlu< d to aol with
ontthem. v with thia deelaion the btll waa
I-.-:. i led to both lion-, n v, 1th au alhenuiiient l*edoelng tlin
rete cm eleetrlo light oompudee to ene-half of one per
i d taxing foreign along eoapoalee ana mill on
the dollar, Ths report waa a^n sd tu unanimously in ihe
. and hy ii vote .?f lu to J in tue Booae, neighbour
asai Wosii -r voting I." Ibe Demrs retie members eeaert
that thia r?evaa tbe dna* obataela to *_tfonrament oa
I, wak tbat tbat happy tnetdent Banned longer i.o
dela",, l.
A VKIO MBSSAOI -KM l.v.
. not Abbett sent a rete to the -BBomhlj ihin luorn
tag in wbleh be ia* ?:
returns from fifteen eo.int!e? nf thia Slat.-, rn ile
uuner Chapter IIS of the lawa ol 1881, show tba! there
- iiiitny indi.' led tai ir.e yeti ?
11, lulu-, ni. 1 -"'X. ut ???.-?,:: i elty and townehlp
Inn,did lRdshtedliees of .-ri I '.ti I, i;:n i>7, inakinK a l?l-.|
of over -I.... si rn o, i i tb i Issembly bill Ho. Tv the en
tin- ani"..tr ls might be exempt Urea taxa?
tion, j.rovid esl they were h ld ot nw ned bj Individuals or
i..ul.lin. or doing business within the
ti bond, InaOdditlon to thi* tl
all bonds bereafter lo oe Lasaed ns well us the
I lii'lelilr lil.-.if Ot I 1.
-elura. The i"**__t of thu exemption ot capital lnvonted
tn io.ni-. ni uni* i.e to niii'o-i additional hm.lem on ri il
l i,ii lull i* so iweepliia*lulu oharacti r thal ll
? merelj thu in nu lp d tm out the staio aud
count] t .'?'?> alaa
The Baaata poaaed tba AaeemblybfD aothorlzlng the
, ( omaiwhinan n> an rah aaa a platan af M_ly
if M -BBOnth. Tin- Jil.".ure u
? '
imstanoe i are soi h tba he .!.
tires toil) pose of ll. the denote a lost passed Be
Maiti-.v'i nlll io ,". >f the colored
man. *s uriginally drawn, tha bill aaa aeopyof the
.? itltutloual, hut it
i !i,_niji | ii tba ii-.ii-.- so a* ui ii .
1 'i '* Vi lo of
.m.-.!.
In Jei
i ia n ? the * ? i w.i?
.. 'ti not to apply t.. Siewark, Bnd ll
wlil le.W bt) pa-ail. Ilie Am. mh.y ]
the bill to j. in.it niijiejl* lu eases of
i coi i befot ?? ' ummou Pleas |
i | ?jiitoeed, beoau ? it w >s au Innot .n ni, au
, bec i '.-? i he extating ?j -? i
ol barlil rhe hill received 34 votes to IU against
? petty
, - '1 un outi-geoua ? 'sui hoi Itv, it
h. aii.l al -l
o'clock bad beea passed aad waa eo tta wai to the Go.
oraor.
nr.i.ii.v "i ? rs tren rut FLOOD
t i*.. is-, mi, April 16. Tbe Relief Committed
ajipftiuteii Uti lehiuiiiy i.v tbe Chamber of ( ommoroe to
raoelve sad -lalribeW b">*._* _'d mvpl!_ for ths peopla
made destitute hr the flood ts ahout to clot**. Its labors.
It has lewrived ?184,000, all of which ha- been dlniriO
?ted except *(),(J(KJ. Thi*. omount ts sooa to be us.-1 In
pel|>liig t!,,t .i,?ir lo restore their ilwelllii-*. A lur_o part
of Ino mom > haa he en tiaetl outside of Cluoiunatl.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALES.
Thom worts ntiincrouH -ile-t of ntl on-ifo nt
the Bxohange Salesroom yesterday, moally of Kant side
ptoparty. John V. H. Smyth sold on foreclosure the
dwetlin.* No. 405 fluvetith-ave., to Ilhtlmr M. Cohen, for
112,200, and a Miiiilar kOfOO, No. 4'J7, lo Haiiinl I'.ooUi,
for .**"! _.l *_;->. To Jamei QfBtioO ho sold No. 879 Went
Ih-et, a doiihle tenement, of hrn-lr, for *1 l.i'.VJ.
I.. M. Thorn boogbt of him .No. Ml Woot Sixtieth-*-., a
enable boase, for91 1,700. RobertKya boagbl No. mu
Wo.it I'orty-slxih st., ,i Bra atory tcnoment, for $10.'-00,
and UHhuilarhiiildin-;, No. ttl, for ijtl?,(XJ0. Adrian II.
Muller nM No. H'M Kiist l.fty-llfth-st., a brown atone
dwelling to Oeorga li. Christin in, for $<i.l.-J. D, M. Sea
niau kohl t? -ainnel c. .-loan the bonne No. <*_l iludaon
Bt., at Jane, for 918,000. Keott A Myer* sold three, lois
in Rlghty-lntb-ah, near Klirhth-avu., for 99,099
above a mortgage of 110,830, to Patrick lou
two houses with lota, In Plaoaonl ave., No*. Ii.tl and 199,
te0.8. Brown for99,999 and $7,000 aoab. tllnbail v.
lin; netr, -h.. bad a larra bated ?r beraa aim iota to dia?
ls' .' of, sold nix extra talga luta, with Ir.nno (twclliugs,
al Third ave. nml Wasliiiiuton ave., t.o .John iliirler for
918,000) also twelve lota at Wa.iulntfon and Uall
roiid ave*,., between Ooobandied andaTaattetb and
? 'n> bandredend-eeveaty-grat st*., with froaaa hon?>
aod stable, to ii. <. >r.i?.,i for 919,509, By direction of
Ht fer. e it. w. Gilbert be also sn .i the four haadaoma
brick flats, Nos. 08 to l"t Bast Dne-hundred-end-twentl
> th ?t., at prtoes rm, lu; from 98,830 to 90.000. Two
handsome brownstone houses, Koa 80 aod 88 Baal
Ouc-bundr.nd-thirty-fl-st-st., near Park-ave., were
? :.v A. Nel-on and M. Dreyfuss for 88.8*_8 and
***", i -'., res!..-, ilvelr. At exes Don*
len, nr., anil john Daniell, lr. or No. 750 Broadway,
ItoiiKhl the leasehold of the brtok house No. SA Mutt
. to the Pella l_fray eal ito, foi
912,700. The Icanebold, which ls from the Bailors'
Susi;.' Harbor, will expire In 1804. II. Oor
don, of no. 7-* Broadway, boogbt foi?
9.0.750 No. 1.538 Park-ave., a I.rn-etone
; II. \v. Hs ogdon paid 918,800 for No. 27 Weet
- venth fi.; M. \. Halloran paid
?pr.,._liJ r,ii No. jr.I Kant Ono-Luiidred-aad-alzl?ti
mil Newman Collen | > for No. 142
tndred-and-twelfth-et. Lorin Palmer, the
': -,,-, ,/,/, rn. ,,, I < ?/.' ,
wnaton ? bouse No 127 Kasl lilant] -fo
*t. for Ai 1.7-nt; tbe * .ie nas aad to i loee oui tue. estate
of the late Jame* B. ! -
William a.-'-ir h.t.* purobaaed t'o'ii Hie executors of
h_nny Ifcndri- the premise* Nos. Ji I Plfth-ave., and _
I. lind 12 Wi . - Igbtb st i ii 1298,000.
?
/.' UN, FOG, DAMPNESS AND MISERY.
The yesterday waa ti barmonlooj
?l of rain, fog, dnapa a ami misery, People
abo thongbt that they bad ai. tba lae! of their orer
geota for tbe Maeoa ged them eal agata. -Tboea wbe
Mold i el jct ti.- ui o it tvore tho Hebel In their areli
"The teuperature waa aaeb tba a man wa* on*
somfortable witt aa overeoa 'a!"i aneoafortohle wiiiii.ut
soe. The rain began In the night and people lend u
pouring when they gal up, and wondered whine umbiella
ibe.v sbonid borrow, livery OO wand then the ram wu il.I
iel a- ir it w,i. going to stop, nod people would j.ui down
their umbrellea and hmiie. Ihan tbe Boo is would deeoend
nd is;> won 1.1 go ?!)'? nmbrellaa. People with a len?
iency to i benn it Ism had sm excellent opportunity to Hud
inn wblcb of ii "ii joints was nial rheumatic, but few of
them seemed contented. Pools of dirty water collected
on ti,, sidewalk ? and In the streets, and rendered wm krna;
Interesting and Instructive, Most people preferred to
m'e. however, and street oars, elevated trains and Brid ec
sara were crowded. The "blaok uni tan" cati* uni .ll
Ult, Other ea - nil i rood !>;i-lne*s rind their driven I 'rs
i ie i-'.I' people who appeared to b* perfectly bayppy
rbi BI*j_ol Bervloe aave aorne oom fort i.y assarances
tba it *v m raining lu several othei placi - besides New
*t ork, and llint lo-day or tO-OOROWit would Oe pleasanter
here.
? -? ??
WORE OF TUE ART STUDENTS' LEAGUE.
At Um rii'iiii'il mu din-of flin Art Studonlh'
I>M?;ue Isus! eveiillili thOSO Oflleen winn sleeted I l*ie-l
ih-iit. 0, v. I i'i i, rlce-presldenta, Mi-s IC, M. Marali
ami ",l..e" Bran i: members ot the Be ml af < tonto***. Mis-,
a V. V. Brown, Jobn P. Davtaand Mrs. Oeorge B. Wal?
lia. Theol-oersappoint thealz other members of the
board, maktag twelve In all, who will bara th dil
:-. ni for tn ? coming j ear. Thc |
Bt. J. Harper, In his address said ina* tin* poet aebool
year bad beea In every respect tbemosl soceessful that
tin Bodety had known ainoe tba organisation nina years
ago, The annual reports of the olBcers shewed that all
med ou October 1 and bad been in sesalon
? - li..tv
, Ol live Ufo, tn ig, two
bl ad. two SUli'] IC, I -li ,.l"l
ideal * v. ho nave work.-ii
? ??lil, an 1 ii.tf.fr
of 41 ovi for ? h.- V-...I1
-
nv, i" ai.
.1 PJ ' '/ 91 ./'..'? DJ '
? ? n( Budden death* i ? thal
he Maitland I I .ryland. The
Rev. ?-". -. Maitland, i
copal < nhl ..m.ty. dli -nt of
April 9, and i seri . ? father, Bi ?
Maitland, ar., was sudden I * a tucked and died aimoet
Immediate!* Klan months before a brothel of the
rector dtett suddenly. Thefanillj was noted In tbe com?
merce ? late in ti..- :?. i sad ?
li i-.,-ni century; I
ipectivelyln tbeuiiiiy and tbenavy. Pi Bitten Bcnry H.
? ? the Boa I of < 'hu Itlss ai d < 'oi rt ctton, li a
ttophew of tbe Kev. Mr. Maltl ind.
?
B 1 */. CA LI. SB WU.
The proposed game of baaeball at the Polo
tween tba Beli -;.u.i! m and the
Yale > olleoe nines, bad i.> bs postponed on ac. mint of i ii"
iniii. Bain iopostponemenfof thegaaea
ni on V. ti ?!..'. ii, between thu Brooklyn nnd
.Ni'.. *, ? ' h nine .
? I Brooklyn nine*, will play a1 tho Polo
.rounds to dar.
W PARADE OS DROORATIOS DAY,
The 10th New-Yorlt Volunteer Infantry A
toclation met si,--eli,ami''-Hali, .No 304 Bixth-ave., laat
id dr.. .leu to parade on Decoration Day, a doo
.1 of membere wore tbe old National Zouave uniform
ind created considerable enthusiasm, a uniformed ba_
alti.n will parade under command >.r Colonel .luau W.
Mai '-hail, thc president of the assoelalion.
/ ll/; I !.'.'?'. I il fi il.E OF THE MONTH.
\ Hi WV rORCHASK HIAI BTRENGTI1KNED TllK
li:i. I Of wu IT.
IBT J!.i E-OATH i" m.: I BIBI I
Chu ii i>. April 15.?"Billy*1 Murrayentered
aftn llier,. had i'- i.: of M
I in H.-linij:. "Deacon" Hoi.!.* sour, beraa
? aeb other, mnl ne. -.ian
bb aoother with little "uiiirs." *\he..t kept on
ulvanolng. Finally Morrey offered 500,000 bnaheU a
-, for May,
?? r,i ..ike m." told c
"mi hundred '" Bboated Murri***,
"Ye*."
"Seven hundred i"
" Yi -i."
"A mill
" Yes,"?;iid liol. J
This is ti,,. |ai get i traneoetlo** made In the wheat pit for
i monto, lt is oald tbat Murray wai "lon*" ti..
mdtu.it do'.in was ?? short." ir thi* ba the eaaa there la
Utle ilirntflcnnoe In th? transaction. Hut at the moment
h.- crowd became olai m.s.i... nm ti ins- b ij Ins
td vance*!. The moro the thin- Bras talked of, however,
be lesa alarming lt became to the "short.-." At uIk'Ui,
in the curb, wheat waa again at g4"a centa for May.
Theprleeaol the different ipeoulative articles opened
;hi? morning a little under tbe prtoes whV l. ruled
- . night ou tba "aarb." -heat, wblcb
sst nln-tit undei thc l..ii;e purchasei ol lp<__
iboed at Kt ..ii!- for May oj., ned al
? ?laat night'sflgurea. Thedlepatobes
"rom the northwest told ol cold and stormy weather, _t
..h.ie [...int- tin! meroury wan low anoaigb te admit of
ree/.m.'. There was no nowa of anj meal d
.bough there waa a little uneoalneM :.in..nK the tariuers
pot ni i ni tho north, rn end of the wini i
iclt. This talk of cold weather vv..*i the feature at tbe
>? .rt. Corn advanced a bttle al tl:.- o|i,ii,_, _
'imii l'.>'? nj. io "in. ? toward
tight. Thepll vva.-> barren of Incident, lu provlstoua
lotlniiir WM1 dung furtber tL.au "chanx'iiac" I:oin Oie
linni li to another.
There were 11,000 boca a the yardi*, and prices there
-ere i" eel ia lower, M iy pork opened a i decline from
Mtalgbl ol - ? coats, and dropped tofld 57*? .May la:.I
lt f8 '-"J*., a.id, without deelluint; iud. h, looked
reek.
Ihe Itrure* of AK-Istant-Seefetary .one, on the vl?lhlo
,ii,i|ii? ? sprinted to-day, they showed a di
- i tube ls in thc visit bi at
ind of 000,000 bushels ia tba vi-lh!.. - ru. Il
' ?'. iv thai that Hm rblb ?
large, and prii. - rslght
,t^l.- "hm,, il" OD lt- lilt lein.;'. ja Ul 1 ili"
Hienca this forenoon that the ttei
-
ia u.is lust report i*.uiii_ olti ilatiou. I he mark -if m re
? 0.- ired " vs hi ii tl ? re la de vi as [Misteil, ?t
. ..it,,. " liulllab." ll
DUI nu: on it lal tee -. ale.
I in- ?'.. - i e .- - -? ? ..i S of Win Bl
is,o.i.oo . waa reported on the floer that 250,
v foi > [port. \u
eport said ibal l_ grain bat! been pureba*
, , ibu, vfiui .,ie UlsaatUUed ff Ito the fri. in
. risk oil buy their own gran,
IRVINCS COU Vic iloS Al FIRM
Al.KANT, April 15.?.Junien liviiii*. ti Ni\v
forkpolttieiaa, .aaUttedan aaaaull upon Bleb
l.ariniB- iu Mew-York etty In 1883, ila waa oonvtettd and
ten te aod to two yam* tnpnaoaa al ami to b*jb bbb
Kag nn appeal le tha uart of AMeolrs he
lias leven ont onbaiL -neOetutof ..ppeala talaoora
Inc nilli me,I I hr hu Isls-n of I lat low.i oolilt, uud li _ng
will have to r_a_I the pen illy of tht law.
RAILWAY DIRECTORS' PO WK il.
HU .TAININO RIGHTS OF STOCK IIOI,D_l!H.
DKCfHtO- HT .IT'tHlC VAV mil'.fT Ilf THK OUmBWStPMB
RAILROAD at'IT?THC OCTOBER AAmhmWRO. *IT?
8KT ARI III*.
Jadft Van Brunt, sittinj? in the Equity Term
of the Court nf Common Pleas, yesterday handed down
bin decidion In las suit of tbe Metropolitan Kiera!-*.
JUIlway ('ompany a/alast tho Minhattan Hallway Con
pany, tho New-York Elevated Railroad Ooropaoy andi
others towt saide tho arreemonts of Ootoije* 2_, l^J,
l>y which the niiarantat-1 rental to Ilia lcas*l companlne
was reduce- from IO to li percent on their stocks. "Ihej
_?>ropolitan claimed that ita direct irs bad net
power to modify the original lessos snit
tilpar.ite a-rrcemaat of May 20, t*7!>, witnou*.
tli" consent of the stockholder*): lhat three of the di.
retitors wi rollin ,-tora of an antajronlstlo company whea
the Oatebat agreements were made; that the *_-Soo_ in
teioet* of several of the Metropolitan dlr.-ctot. wera op
IHisitd te tha company's lntert-ts, and that actual fraud
enieretl into tho makins? of the agri-meat. The deteu !
ants denied thal the consent of tbe stockholders w.w
necessary to the validity of ths October contracts, rv
piidii.t.-il theallt>gi_, fraud, aad averred that tbe ron
truda present esl the only solution of the dlfltculUe*) la
wlilch tho elevated system was mvulv-sl st th I fine.
"udtfe Van Hrunt took his decision to roon and hande.1
lt over to Chief C-rk nathaniel Jin vis. Jr , a f e v min nea
befbeo opening court at ll a. m. Mr. Jarvis aaM : ? Wei!,
JOmhja, how have you derided!" Tho laughiaj* replj*
waa: " Ajralnnl all purtles und in favor of none." Mr.
.Jervis took the three times *_*)(( paxes of printefl matter
to his ofllee. WIthln a few minutes Mr. Duer, of tlie coun?
sel for Hie M.tnhatun Company. app<*ari_ ami got ono
copy, tin- . ouiis.l foi tin Mi tio|K)liMu Coiiiiiiny obtained
a - .-.iiiii eepy, ami tho tbM Brent al anea into tho entail
of tbe npertere. 'I have nat many Inn. iii les ret-artifn-*
ihe ileiUlon," said Mr. Jji vis, " ari'l -,i inr gti?s*es have
been raade on points in lt, bnl Ju i te v,m Brent has
gnariei hi* H.-emt ieflilai_lj. ema IW his most intu
mato Manda.**
Rt-j.ixns (.I- iii" .irut-.r.
'ihe ni1lm_ tiSoMRO Van Hrunt are a* follows :
11)-The Metropolitan .lir-etors li ul no j. iwer to mo?*
Ify tlieoii_nallsane.il 11,|'.u 11 n aim cutent ot May 20,
I87-, without tbe oonsent of tbe sha-ebol i<-rs. <*_j?Tho
October nareementa were voidable boeaoae three of tho
etrapoll lan directors wire also directors of the Manhat?
tan ' ou ji <ny. (3)?That tbere wa* no aotnal tntti apon
itiM part of any Metrojinlitaii dlreetor to making tts I
bar a.ri em..ai-, but the** wen fer the heel In tereala of
tlio Metropolitan Company. (4]-The Oetobet n-r ?* -
in.-nts w. re iiisstiiirin. ti t>y ihe M-tropoUtaa Company.
(fl)- Tho lilli of jie-ce was no bar to tba snit. (7. I
-ni in t't- People*a salt j. m.st the Hook i
Company waa no eetoppeL (8)?Tbe judgment of the
fupeirlor Court waa no estoppel. ((..?Ail reatitnHsn i?
i,iiii'iil oy law ooo be ui-ie.
fa in-opinion.lu.Il-p Van Brunt, t'tklnj?* up tho flr**?
iii'i'lliiiinsiry o'ljistloii if th r il .f-1 1 lit* that tht a<- ii
!n<< no BOM fm a ci-ui-t of P(|iiily* beCOMB the pl timid
hui a eompleln remedy at law. says th ii. arni ii lt
-houltl timi tbat lhere was no j-roun I for BglUtnbla reli.-f,
fat If tha teeta pcarad thal the patti aaaeatlttedt ?legal
relief tbe Mil wooli no; be ile ?laen I Au itu "Kin uni
upoa which the Mil in e.jiiiiy could i.e Bnatalnetl waa tu tt
lhere could li.- BO tletenjllu allon lt< IO tho validity of Mia
Oetobetagrecaaeotawltbent the presence of th-* no-t
York Co.nj.any, a I'trty to th-m, wlilch li vd a
right to lie bawd on tho questloi. The
ue,xtoti)cetion, viz.. thnt the jilnlnitif oor*,M>,:.ti.in w t* it?
self a party to the fraud, If tho (Jatober atcre-mi nt was
fraudulent, ls set aside bf the AttmRO, who says of lite casa
| Louis a'*t. Meyer, ll lederal Keporter 31'_ sod 'tliij.
qnoted bj tbe defMdonta to support their ehfet loat
Tho ca.-e fited, however, ls nol pnatogenfl to Ci*.
..io' ut bar. ... A s tock hold er could not maintain
au action to set aeide any fraudulent oof-tmei
miule liv the corporation, without allerini, a refOaal ot*
rood reason to snppoae that tbe oorporatlon wooli noa
iniii,-.my ail,on. lr1 tliis nile ls to prevail, tho dirocUirs
ot corporations may eel as frau.tuloutiy ns they ptaoee^
md i; is Unpoaslb s co -edre_ tbe wrong whleh tim cor
Itorutton may hare received at their hands, unit**.* soma
ttockbolder ls -il mir to undertake the labor ami ex'.ns*.
of an action therafor. . . . If here dil i.nth
leas to their trnat and have acted withoot wc aathorttr*
be corporation may repudiate the nola so .lon ?. '?> ?
thc stockholders not only may . !a,n?
ml lune claim t'.iclr rl_its hy H I
i the corporation, anima Ibe corporal-m
. i i ? ? Mien righi - ors are t_ i
ot the iori'..ration, and If ttl. y int without, aothortty ut
i eiiii'ist'i lo. li.eli principal, ol frnidiil. illly,
certainly tbe principal may repudiate it. I hat ll m ths
ide the conti act that seeks to ,.pu
di ile ii i- no bar to the relief.
Witb regard to tba third objeetloa, wuich woolibar tba
plaintiff from relief I . gedtbai lbs aontraeta
-ii, 1870, viii n.t it BOOgM t-? r- i i ? *
,.: ni Vaa B iwaa __a*
doned upon argument, bal that lu aauyeaae thopli r
by its co i nol eek to reinstate an.-, t itu,',, bat
>bave tim o-aob'.i' H-li agreemente eel
? i i.
rhe defendant-, for thi next o'.jeciion. ali -.* .tin. the
October arreementa hai aeverbeea dieoffeevni bjrtba
itockboldera or even tba dtreetora of tha MetiopeMlaq
i 'o-iiniinv by anvdlraot vote. TbeConrt bolds thal If tbe
directors had no authority 1 cments wita
- 'oust nt. then ho expression of their
dissent was ue<*essarv. Due dllia-ence must be nsedto
:?. . I a contract on tbs f*ror__ of fraud, out irbateon.
i ai must .I. p nd upon tbe facts in eacb i
s ?. to appreciate tbe for.-t- of tbe objection
that because a nan board of dtreetora had b l
na ri-J.i vv i- i,',\-n to lin*.'ti the a ta of s prevloua
ii lard a* the corporation wa* tim saint.. Juiga Van
linn.t says:
I bave never heard Cat a man w. bound by tha
made by bia agent in bia narie ito
iii'i-e tie, me Bama person in who-' nani" th* fraudulent
i outr.ii t wsis made, sought io set astute ths oontraet. Tho
ie corporation are Its agenta and executive
. . therefore, If one aet of aneita aot beyond
authority i reel -..ur t.> their tr ist,tbe princi?
pal that, ls, the corporation?may appoint a new set of
ml through itit-ui ai-i'k redres,* for the warnga
wnich lt na - suffered.
rm \ i r- i. < ISIOm s.i BAR rn RSL*****.
soiiii tbe affirmative defences urgai ny the do*
fendanta, Jadge Van Brent boMa that tbe fact tiiai the
Manhattan Company bnd, at tho eonsaaeneeflaanl of this
action, ai i.ety brought suit againat tho le-sor
companiea and all other per.-..ns who hu.
brought ictiiiDs to set n-siile the (Jcloher
a.ri-riiieiii. a?dog that all mattera relating to the con
mid be determined la tbataeiten, dui not affect
wi-.-t ri._ns tli.- hfetrepotltaa Ootnpaa** miKiit acquire
te the protection of the Court, .lilllie Vin Hrunt also
.1 the |aign_-t ot tko Bapr*maOMil in tlie
iTtct'oii of The . iple again** tba Maahattan *r*_npan)*.
.-I- it. 1881, InvMved on laeue with
wtsn-ii ti-. ? Metropolitan ani (few-Tort eoaafooloa had
nothing to do. Tba cut; in oo woy oijadlaatad apes
tbe qnesllon of the vaUd_j* of tl- ita t___b>
eringthenexl defeneeof tiie defirwianta, naflag agaa
tbejnd**menl iftheHuperlorCoortoCtba Olly of Vow*
Vink entered on Di combes 8, 1 - ., in tbe action by the
Kew-York Company toreoover its j.rojtei-ty, tuc cmrt
-nts lt at thot Judgment waa entered npon a statement
ie portlea ? freei uuii npon conciu*
ions of law liaseil on thoso ailuil-sious'. Jml?e Van
Brant s.tv <:
ir tin , la a bm :" tba I thi of thia jiiain
iltl to main! a si tb ls at Hon, he lus t hisstate of affairs asa
res*-- lire,-tins of a oofonoa** may
mi agniement wlilch ls ab_. uteiy vouf,
sm l in tbe Bankton of whleh there has inon
a plain violation of duty, and if their aerpernttea la
-in il upon it, ihe same Hoard of Directors l.t inn In otkt ??,
. , . mar confeaa Iniginent, and then there la no powtf
In aay cou rt to redress the wron . The mere statement
of th,, in ?? -i ii' 'i id, ii seams to mo. abowa that sucu eau uot
lie the law. and i' la Bt. lh-> law.
Th'- laat daft u",> of the defendonta wa* thal bo r..-tuu
(lon could he had hy Bil/JaitlllSlll. beeattM ttio receivers
t ai. uoi be pot :?; - . an again. i ortbevartonsprevteaa
sulti reatorei to tnelr former conuitlon. atoigs Van Braal
soya that ? plaintiff is not ieprlrei of ail rebel baeanM
ho eanaot reel irs the other perth f te tba mena pesltJan
whn li they I.,.ii].!c.1'. 'foii'Ali.'v wtani into the void or
*-__b.agreementa,when tba other parttaa pit tiiem.
iii.i ibeaaaal*raa witii
fall knowledge tbat tbe albee porty eUfnaedthat tho
,; v. i Vol Bad frail.lr e.lt. The llUllitt lintst
Kal iii-.ii Iii.-m. ..mt all (hal lin-(omi 1411 do, In 1 iso ii.
.i!U??*l Hi. I'lilti'.-ir lot]., kv . ry i irliif
i'la* itv in it* power to reefton "the then s._tu
lino." Ibe J.ni..! *;',??* vvr.th mani te tbs
isteoboftba KanbaUoaOeaapma-*,
und the result Sowiagtherc ina mMm el tho
? taken at their owu peril. Tat
saan! governs his oonstdaratioa e tba albee ohtoettoM
s. -inn!, m. an l ha
soneludea thal there xm oe ebal aolea lu law vblabpro*
vent the plaintiff from makin'* all tba restitution whu_
tba law reqn
?I1ARORI Ol I lt*.l !> Il I I I'.
Involvei in the
controversy, Judge Voa Bi 1 lar**a apaoo rf
h's decision t . laooe pre Meei 1
4 fi- ?! 1 ea I
ra 1 du,-.?;.-.-. and tbeebaige thal thai aatetei uro*
scheme to ls Belli . tn sim ive- it tba exp
poraUon aevtienee Int he ?
1.0 sbargB o ' -uv
I t hs
I the 1 '. ? 1 ? -, *
' thal ia ib- negotiation* nhleh led
lip to t . of tint (I, t. 'I a,ire .oats ths
iiiu,lois or tin- vai, itu companies aetei ia -n ..t raith ia
order to relieve the ?"" 'rom ll* hU'.ncial
dlfflcullli ?""?' ''"iu s
soiveul k>s lhat there ls aot a soluilila of evt*
dence lhat Jay*.* dealred to s'l Into t ?!
I'lt'.-t-tnen ,.r iii.- Metropolitan Oo_i,v*_y, 01 at_ls na
siUhitsutt t Hi.n u.. t imo tu.ii board, waite oa the cu
trai'V tlieevldrnee.hortSllt.it benlee, ls.oiiilnl.il* Uj.iia
biajrolnainto thal board whloh ND K iowan
to rjset hun, refused to acoent until aim >-! lin v. 1 y day
of the election .
"If it was such an evldanoo of guilt," Judo. Vsiu -runt

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