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Abbbkat* I-rsTiTi'Tit?Roller abuting.
ScAFBar ot xH'Ht'-H-" atiulrainltle."
Bum ??? tu* Hilve*? rt?" Adoulij.
Casino?rt?'Trlnee Mellnnwlam. ?
CowsnY 1-MKATsa-rt-" An Adamloea Eden.
11.1 T's 1 IU l IK!?!-?" LOX'C Oil tT'lltclH-S.
(-? Mi" - x-WHxwo.k?.-'*.M..rley"r Fata Morgana."
?BA-n- oiv.ni HocsK-rt--'In Faradl*o.
BAiiiKM t-KxiiNi. co. Rober skating. ?*!-__.
*i..B.-N .-yiAiK TiihArKi"-*':'JO-'*Tho rri\ate
SSt"urArti>BBv OT Di sion-Exhibition l**l_t-MjuBdl
mu.'atiAHl'KN?8??' Fr.!.Ha."
fit ap im -xii. f <s -" Elisabeth."
Tvilli TBBATKB? **? --UlX-BTnlalls."
fM..\ Kui akb THKATRK-S-" Three "A Ives to ono
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neild (er I lii'traled Patiiithi.l -.f
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Hoi mw fioiiiis.- -A Braal variety of line
MasrschSBTn Pipes aod n-jar-ii.ui-ter*. Als-., a flue sssert
Baaat sf Ambi-r u.nals alwaysoa baad .,.,.,
c Brana ?"" BreoniMt. (fTTactasatal nets I).
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p*ii. sou ii'iii-uns Lits tn the otMioeei p?n .-f newark, n. j
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T. <i. SKI i r.w.
Ill Full-iii*! . Net. Vork.
Deeba, Library ric.-, .v.-,tm Holiday Pre*ents._
Tnv. BogTon Broon IIabmt.
bostox Bvasuia i"! ' in .-fun report ol all *nte? of
at x mi Holton delit nd hi Mrw.Vnrt bj ?
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M W .YORK, I ll.'ilt.W, l?l t 'JA.
JUE si Wt THIA WORNINO,
Y"\ i * i'i ui .i'i" In fi'Hii'l ut tba
Windaoi Railway >'.in..ii pron (<? be Bahini
l . ,.i. ..ni horse inedicine. \ ' i ki
IB Vu un i ... iiini!'cl intcide. I li icc A ll a tell
(nts sentenced to deatb fat Ibe aim le ssssssinate
1 iiiianu William. JUaft fur c.iiiiinercial
sll-i lill.it ion sii.-i.,it ly England untl ."spain. . -
I'm bags I .ly iianiiu tli-,1-.ivctsd iii :i vai.l iu llali
LiX.
Cobori ss.? In tba Senate Mr. Hale calle*] ni> Hie
Kaval A|>pi'iji:iaii!iii lilli. Itr. Iliair's lull pru
vidinaT for a cnmi'iissiuu io i-xaniine ultu tin U-OjBOf
till''.- vi m passed, "-rr.- The li(^l^e was nut in SBB*
Mon.
l)oMi:.ii(-.? Valusbie abipping w.ts Bank ia Kew
Iliiven l-atl.u: by a Uilal wave. = Nuincniiio
srreeks t**r*earrod oa tbs Atlantis Coast, ~~~=_ A
train, la.icn wuii BBBBBBgeiB, TBBBStanpsd bj **
Biiuw sa ti.o Nartbera Paetae Bsllroad la tbs Csa*
cade MiHinlaiiie. Pblladclphia Bewspapers
kaaaa ospoolan diaofdorly hoasee. rbe steel
a\apai*taaent al iii. Cbtvolaas] RoliiagMill,Cleve
laml, waaelassd. J'iivi.l li. Paige, af Cleve
lanil. (iiu,,. xviif married. ==sTbe weather ia
again beaaaiiBg colder in tho Weet aad Nortbwi it
Be?: li) the Ni-w-Jcisi-y ruilr":nl t.-natioi BBSSB
the tiixatii'ti af fraael_aos i* demarred against,
". Tbe ilia, iurs of tbt- Mexieau Central ssksd
for aa additional subscription frotn tba stock
holden. At Ni.ntii ibo, Pt un.. Jaine- Bbea, i
naipll. all,ul ol Injin ba wbloli hs is nuiil lo have re
Clive.1 imin Ins li a. In r.
City am> tit bi BBAB.--sSpeoeheeal thedinnei el
Hie Kow-Eaglaad Boeioty by Uosaia, Depew, Lang,
IflBdgs uihI Conder! sad Qonorala BherTrnaa nml
toter. Daaaaaja bj lha Bra la Pratt's Oi]
Wss*bsBot over t)250,000. Hisappearanos of
Un i.'ev. .1. I.'. T heaspooa. Tbe Spanish treat j
?pposed by lha Cha abet ol OeesBMsee. : Kan
mat ce foi tiie DepartBBBtl <?! t ii innis eal iowa.
t Mrs, Baekaska ros adivorw frois ncr Ims
hatnl. = Fifty-eight ehildren ol lbs Brooklyn
Asylum xlill ii; :u cunt, tl ,,,). QoM tarns <f
tim ici-iii-ii-mie*- sitrei'dollar 111'_??-* pralna), *-:t.ii
reids. ,*st..c!.s .luii otdecliuing -ginee sad
Cb'M'll XM'llk.
'Ins U kv i it.'i-. I iini'NK local ulixerv aiiniis la*
dii-ats* eolder, fan oi stesf weather, reataeratars
yeeterilsy: Higlieat, in ; In west, :t.i ; avaraga
!!i
'Ilu-1nilin:. of the trial ol tin- linn wini tried
tn BBanaainnte the I .mp* roi V* UHauiseems lo la
sfrirtlv in harmony trith Juatlee. The three
ghlef eotisplralors hare bean senteneed to
death, two Itosaar villains gal penni snTitnde
fur len yrata, nnd three othei priaoners have
MM acquitted, There ta still n difference be
lwi mi Ciiiuii!'! -mil Ruasln. In the letter era
I'iit donhtless lbs doom nf nil these nun would
linn- been <!? niii. ilnii- Bte no dtgreei of
gttlli in snj pl"* -i- uii. i ihe Cear.
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rB*> n tnan tthom rnmoi Imn been trying to
) ' i-i- uri lin- ti-tt" ?! H t fut some li'H". SntHi
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li* i's I'lil ? ll m. *)|)|||m ilfii tx hills lu.
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cullin! ul I, ii n, tinili t, jiitnl tli vim i, i lu.k un
humliiy uight. llif |. iuul iiilt-n il is pu tt) run
clusivn. a trw momenta af ter the ahoeb nag
Bait a tidal w.iv. iu, n.i i.i^ii rolled Into tho
harbor and daetroyed s "MtsasUantblg uinouni ol
g-iiill -iliiuFiiiK
Tho Chaaabeg af OaaBsaaaan s-nalaatg ynatat
dayprolnibly repreaeDtod th.- int, n.-ts ?t tins
city moHt iiiifitly Bb\oted by thc piotiontid
Hpuiiihli tn-atv, nnd although th- sg wax a -.Ti'.-it
varii-ty of opinions aspmnsn^ a majority of
those present declared therasr.lv?s oiij-osed to
Ale FaiirTi-ata.il. This ses-uis to be tho drift of
commercial rV-oling all over the <*ountry ut
lerad o-kioliy or unoiheiaiiy. In regard to J
io Nlcaragna Ctinal treaty, ou tho other
ind, tho general opinion ia that much may ba
,id for anti iiKulnat it, aud that il ahould be
ircfully considered before it is acted upon by
io .Senate.
? o
Most of the speeches that were delivered,
igether with some description of what
it*re was to cit nt the Ncw-Kiiglaml Su?
ety dinner nt Delmonico'*, will be found in
ur local columns. Tins gathering i*t BlwBJt
rilHant, and l:isl nij-lit's ilium r was no cxcp
on to the rule, nUhoti-'li the number of men
f National reputation present vnts not ko larrie
I it sometimes has been. Anion-* the speakers
? re Q-OMnl Slierman, ex-tiovertior LflXkg,
lr. Hears" Cabot Lodge, Mr. Chauncey ll.
?epew. lit neral Horace Porter, ami Mr. Fa Ba
'or.dert.
a
Not much was expected from the present
lOfl&M ot ld?presciitalivi'.s; but the country
ci ms likely to gel even li Mt than was expcet
il. No mw legislation of importance was ut*
inpaled, but it wan Hiippoaed thal thc Dcmo
rntif BapraaeatsaHraa would not nttjeflAtoiMMe*
n.: the rc/ular appropriation bills. Yet they
lo object, and the chance* now are that 1885
lill timi the Navy Department wifhotit funds,
ihe Meitiite wishes the appropriation bill for
he current ye.tr, ending next July, to DC
ias?ed. after deducting what has already been
riven foi the lir-U half ol the year. This poM
ion in logical uml fair. Hui the House oiil.i
v.iuN to give 60 per Cent of last year's appm
niiitions. Thia ia I brand ol stupidity rather
luise than the usual Pciiioeiatic article.
*>
The publie mind in England must be dis
lacteil to the forge ot iiis.niily. How else
mild a coinbiiiatioii of lishiiig-fiickle ami horse
aeiliei'ie lie converted into an Infernal machine,
nd i slight fin .1 the Windsor railway ?? atlon
ie ni:iunified Into aa attempt, to blow up the
,'ueeii, who hail passed that way sune t\:\\<
ie foi et We shoiihl not be sui-pmed lo leam
h:ii the tackle and the horse medicine are aap*
111-1 il to he oi American mi .in; nor to read In the
.iiihIiui iiewspapeis leaden aboul the trieked
1 m of thia ronntiy in allowing Ihe mannfaet*
ne ot ju 1 ides oalenlated !<? cause such a rrigbi
n 1 frit milt nation, lt ll iIbmmI poeelhleto
inspect, alt. 1 -inii iiii exhibition of ueiroiiinei
'- thia itu 'idell! hat prodnc. d, thal the u>**fl*alle I
London Bridge eiploalon waa onlj therenuli
>f an iuiiocni blaatiugoperation l.u buildiug
lill |IO-l s,
lt is ll eoillfelt to nil.. ! that there is || hrial
lim ih 1111 tue ill in the i'll J i"i i-iii'iieiil ii hil h ll
Illl 1 (I.ll m . Il iii ni |..|.,| Tl, il |a ll" I ll-pill tllll-lll
.1 1 I. lillies uni) (',inn linn, rilltl lill1 ll Hut Ot! J
n ii? fat..ne -i from 11. uni " ? Hf m. 'ni.-i ..1
h. Minto M..ind of < iimiiin. Hie 1 in luatitti
ii.ui, ii laakld, urti inn beitni .Ill-Ion Hi...
tii Iii lu.., nmi ihe it omi. 1 ic Hm! ail noe ll
Ji Mid lt .milli iii. il Willi lill" I". i iillo'l 1 .1
I hui. a 11 1 1 nii ii il 11 iiiiil inti ii miall Ililli I"
.ill lu Un 0llliQial.lt. , iii .- |u 1 .1.11, lull Uml
iiii ii.I it|iilnleil liv lin I iiiiiiiil-iiniii 1
>l Iii ililns iiinl I'ni 11 1 11..ii Im 1 ai li nf Hui'
Inn ??-. Ml a, l.uli ell 11 . iii il I lu- ill
ill.ilium of iiinl numil!-' Hld |l|ly'I poul hit. ni lil
ir .-li|ii I ll.li lilli ll li> lill' Ap-, ul,ll, ll I'll,Dillis,
.illili I lull Hu I iiililiil.tnliilii la, I- ali 1 li elli lil
ilie. __________________
H USU l\ MR TUOMPBOS'k INTMMMST.
Ilepiil.lit an Alileiin. n who peiaiai in doing
ill timi liol tiiii lo Itei]. Hubert 0, Thump, on
n power cannot be miprlaed thal they ale
iiiiy looked upon willi increasing suspicion,
md that thia Mnpicion is rapidly paning into
oiiteinpt. What clean ami honest motive can
hey possibly have for supporting the worsi
tends -. al Mw a*,...si .ct of 1>. m.,. ratiepolilli lau
in Ids prodigals partisan and Ineffli i< nt Bdarin
iatratfcm of the Department ol Jmhlic Worica t
ls it to be wondered at lhat the air of the City
Hull in full of rumors eoiiccrrii'fg purchased
iotis? Bribery is, of course, extranet*/ diili
?iilt of proof. Many Qrand Jnriea have tried
ii vain ai various times lo gel ut the truth
Kmeerning atoriea of corrupt icu in on Hoard
d'Aldermen and our municipal departments.
Hut (he indictment of ]iulilic opinion is of ten
harder to bear than thc finding of a Qrand
iliM. Public oj.inion baa alNadj ai raigoed.
tiied and found guiltj men who ob-tinateh
inisi.si- their pofdtioni to keep Hr. Thompson
in the office which he disgraces.
For a lime it was possible to itlppoee tiiat
lNpubl can members of the Board wereinfla*
i need simply by desire for patronage or con?
siderations of party advantage. That theory
.-'ill hollis good as to (ime of them. Hut we
Par it cannot be itretehed to covet
them all. Mayor F.ilson is trying to gin this
city a tuon- efficient and decent administration
of the Pttblk Works Depai Imciil. in that
effort he merits Hie pordia! co-operation of
every Republican Alderman. The fKimooiatlt
Atti ui 11-v fl 1? ii. i .il of the State h;is ,u
laiiicil him itt his itctioti concerning lin
i'i puhliian Police I'oiiiinlssioii.ira. It wai
thought by nany politician! thal his con-tun
lion of the law would enable the Mayor lo lend
in in ni i ina! ions i tn med int eli for other impoi ta ul
placet beilde thone of Mr. Thompson and Mr
l.u. .unlii . Dal the Mil yoi' has COOM lo it di ll el
eui cflmclniion, Ht ihowi bo dlapoaitiou to un
den ike doubtful experiments. He is aiming t<
pot at the head of the Department of Pnblii
\\ ?>i k -i a inlier official ihiin iln- preienl Inctun
bent. Ile COtlld lundi.! lind a worse,
Till MONMOM Hurl RISE.
The treaty with Nicaragua should be aetei
11 pim with great del 11 ie ra ti on been u se ii In roi rei
Important chnngea in Anteri**an policy, Wt
have already considered In detail Its bearing!
upon th I'lavtou-Hitliier tteali, ami klan thi
international aspects of the question, IN hat
iiii maybe thi adtantagei of thc pmpos?t
water wa., the Renatecinaol hil to pereelvi
H,ti thehttlfleatloti of the treaty win t*omml
thc i -i fi nt t \ lo reipobilbilltiei nmi obllgatiotii
which itinst be ijiiiiitiii weighed befott* thej
lill- U'tilel! 'I'.-'l. Wllflt ll il! bt< the e|V"i? el ||||
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ni., ii......lin Fi|fi,| III Illili! ? i ii3|.i..|,i ii, it, .
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< - . ...,!.nih i Iiii (iii limn .iud ii. iledil , ||| | |,,
i .iii ll illili eo ll lion ,t l..t. > blinni, i I,iiu^h I,
iii lt int lin a|i|il-i,u In h uiul In iiilulic Uh un
iln.iii vt Thean are quaaeioui whloh mail in
.-.iii-diu ii,i iii ,ni ,t. ii d lu ion-mi m nmi, un
iponiibUitj i .ni lu- gaumed ai thai ..i aoMtrnel
lng lim pioposid in1.1.Ktanti Mghwajt
'i'heil tin-re ls the |in.it rloiule ot Nicwagna
Thc tnnty hinds tba Dnitod Htatoi to defeni
the lerritory of a weak uml ImpOTfl liahed Htatfl
ngflhlrt us.>uiill Iiy laud ni ma. No tmgaglm. ii
otthisaort tins ever before In en fiflmtraetfl -il bl
the Unitr^l rttatea. lt ls l4rftMJTa klUaaefl
not only nRiiinat European invasion but ?h.
disuensions of Central America. In om- artieli
of tin; treaty, moreovifr, tho good oflices of thi
UuiUd Ktatea Qoveniment aro pledged to se?
cure tho union of live republics lu one federa?
tion. If the canal bo undertaken Ameri
eau* muy etpoei to hara fl ? pjliticn
of Central Amerton t*? lunnairti in ad?
dition to their own, which ordinarily; Buttes
BB Ui-cp their minds fully tn-cupied. A scheme
nt n-oinani/.Ttion nnd Miration <?n I targe
Mala is distinctly refr-rn*d to in the treaty.
Let one shovelful of Nicaragua sml be
?Inp by onler of the (luvetimient. and
the Units-il States will be admitted to
n large share ?>f wapoi-dMli^y tor ths
fatwa <>f Central America. Tba destiny of
tim! .|ti;nterof the eniilinen! ui'iy be hnagtag
in Ihe MOM sesias in which the Aini-ii- tn
Senate ta bowaaeagnring the aih.iiit.Tp-H and
dlaadvantagea ol the proposed treaty.
Tblaeaaal poUey, while ta Um with tha Mon?
roe Poetuuc. milks a ure.it advance upon it.
It wai in December, 1823, that I'r.siilenl
Munroe sent to Congress the nmaanaje which
hus seiv.ul in perpetuuts his muns ns tl*'*
founder of i mw schoolof Anserioandiplom
ney. Tha credit Cur oriiri ii it i itu the lamons
paeaafo ts tho mosssfti la bow generally eon
ceded to belong rightfully to John Quincy
Adams, who waa thaa Beerel irj <?f State. The
argument exelnded the United States hom
European entanglements, nnd a Al mead thal
"tin- Amerton conti.it-, bj the tree ami in
"il.;i-nil.Tif eondltion whleh they hive as
"snmi'il ami maintain, are. heneeforth not to
-in- considered a** Babjeets for tatura cotonlso
"timi bv nuv Bnropeaa Powere." Ths Ifottros
l im uiiie, as it ama originally proclnfaned, did aol
BBfloornge interraeddling wu ii ih<- R0htrs nf
other Governments on tails continent, lt flo
iineil the trim pulie.v of the Dotted St-itcs as
uni* thal WOnld "have Ihe parties to llmni
?? -u Ives tn the hope thal European Powers will
" pnrane the bbbm conrae." The Oovwrnmenl
his advanced a long way from the original
landmark in negotiating the pracenl treaty.
TIIE ol l.sllos OF OIL I IRES.
Ths occurrence ol the grenl t?il tin In Brook?
lyn "nee iiim ?- raises the question **f tha public
policy of allowing oU works tube satabliahed
in the neighborhood of grenl towma nnd cities.
riie-e Bros are continually ooenrring, and s<*
Ear lt has seemed Impossible to prerenl Hum.
In some if nol In many canes, spontaneous som
bnstion appi sra to lake pines from thi genera?
tion and mixture with the common air of hight)
inflammable gases. In other cases lightning iota
the nil tanks on Brei bnl while ll ia erldcnl
thal the rhnks of cnnflagrnlion tn oil works and
nil receptacles are eiceptionnllj nnuinrotu and
great, ii is iwinnlly deal thal thechaneosol
.lu i bingi itiinh lesa u. etllnguishltig, such Bret
? ii, i ii,, t h .., atm tod i"' si eiceptlonall *
-miali, rin- tlangei to surrounding proport*
Ililli! nil H Uti ' .? i'l i li ).ii lt' I 'lilli " imbi
ui. tiuin iiin v H univ ut i! powdei tn iu i un i
i.i, ll,. Inn nin, nil ia lisH.1 lu lifllti- it* wm.
uin rt" tin m i nut in. lin it.i the e.i.
Iii 11,,iii lin. ?:, , Iti ..| ii . .1.11 it uni. omi il univ
ll ol I.. || (Ol I 'I I'i ' v pii. rum ld I III I ml. ?
\\ III il .lil lilli .iu ? .".ul. I MM. I.""I "M I.
, I .1. lt ult ..llllell I lill lill "I ?? Ill |*Xt||tl li'UI
-uni iii. itu ring nil niii. u. iiiu .tun
, nil I ni - it Ui,. mill, i lil |i,..|ii III ll lill ll lu ll In
i Un il. ii. .1
I it in ls lu lill. I lill' timi, ? i i uii. I l|u| I lill il Inn.
I'i ,i gil il ml Iii. ? li ti ?? IBM Hi Hil lilli".. I.ni -lt
in ,u iu ? i mn e. ol population! an'I it ls certain Ij
timi-thai iiuu h i,iii,ni t<> uniiii,ut proper!)
lislxs nil. II 11.1 In- ?lTlul|si\ i ,,l|f,,|ili il, mil luil.lt
from the point ol vies ut lbs Insurance bobs*
- - xiii* -, but tiuin that ul Hu public, Hillier the
owners <-i inch works should lat called on to
iliscoi er ami a|.j.ly pr< \ entiv. s, or, il the] lake
iiu- position iiini il i- I-- Impracticable, they
should in- oom polled to establish their works mi
i.u lunn all other valuable property ami from
human hnbitations aa to rednea the danger te
,t minimum. The storage of large qnantitW I of
nil in the bnBinoasquarternof tin* ruy shonld
Bot be permitted, though reei-iit lires show
tli.it ir is dum-. An uii warehos?Bo Ib b < it. eon
stitntesa danger whleh the public may justly
refuse to encounter, and it can only be dun te
excessive competition thai telf-intereat hil- not
foroad the Inanrnoeeeompnaies to prohibit B-urh
arrangementa. ll. however, any emus hails
in such easea to recklcssnessi ii ia the righi of
the public to ba protected agmnatsueh reck
Irssnoss. and thia can onlj be done in one ul ths
two ways ali-ive iii*-ntinned, while lhere cnn
be no donni that much ths safest etethod would
br to banish all oil works ami warehouses to
rach distance beyond the city limits as would
insnri' tlie oonflnemaat of any Bro to the troths
themselves. ^^^ ___
A i.noir HILL lo RILL.
A Department of Agriculture, with a seal in
tbs Cabinet, weald be about as useful as a fifth
v\ heel tu a OOacb. i'm sunn |, MOB Ot ul lier Hut
within tin comprehension nf ordinary tum ia's,
the House baa now pasted three times s bill to
nuke the chief officer ol the Bureau ol Agricul?
ture a membei of the Cabinet, and to style hi
bureau b department. The bills hitherto passed
Ii ive linen killed iii the Si -ililli-, ami ive eau Bee
no reaaon under the sun why the one pa ed
la-t week should not meei Ihesiirai fnte.
Apparently members ol Congress, or some
cod i.tm,its -whose cranky whims they desire
tu i'll-.if, entirel] misunderstand the function
ol :i Cabinet utlloer. Ile is proper)* selected hi
the President as hi, personal adviser, a confi?
dent lal nieniber of hla executive family. Tba
man wini is in all respects lin-must ,1 ilrablc
parson in the eountr) fm charge of s lum itu
conci-rnlng the currency,or the int'nial n\
i-iiii. , ur the customs, Ol lin- I.ml ,,, lull
or iuili''*). or manufactures, ut ngricnlturu,
would In nil probobilit* Ih- just the sun ()| mun
that a I'u -siiliTtt would Hoi select bbb coull*
dentin! a.Iv leer, and therefore as a Cabinet offi.
i't. Nevertheless, Just ?. ioms wogklng
people han- supposed thnl lt wonld won
ih iinllv promote their Interei 11 ii sunn- p ? n
dignified willi Un-linnie ul Minister ol Lulim
should be timm into the Cabinet, sn
political farmers, lt Appears, have ph I ><] up
I'u iden Heit lin \ hil gil I ? ll ?? mm,- ,?,,,,
the arte If some man called f-tecrelary ol \ntl
i-nit'in-1 'miii li lu the i ihlni'l n i tin. i .
ililli'-! I'D tl Hilt ll (lal gilt i -'I lin Ihnl . . ? '. ||
ll. Itt! Ititi lils! I ' m..I, ti
ll ? i ?!.? , ..... .i.
" iU P" III oil*!'!.I.? l|| ' ll
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h jill I ll ? I llllrllMI lilli I... I...I,,
*" "Ul.I. .Ill H |t | *. I. ? . |. '. ,|, ,,,
Itl ' '.?' ' lil il '" Hi) " | ,.., I, ,
?" " ?? ."" h?in iii ni i.i.,
i" ?!> ii.jim h. ii i.
lil " I" ?. lil Bills' 'l I"..! I"- He I,. I , |
.un i ul whii ii sin hat I- ? ii tn ip ii i> ,i, i i
? ittiiti, ,i won it-' ..i.iu,i mi -i, it
waa d.. ian il on behalf ol Mun *-..11(i,i iii ,|
lui ..niiil break fest disabled bet from taking
the henry part ni FWai and held that for such
a purl -In- ougbl to burs hud dm- notice j which
contention m i ma res mnnble, though it ina, be
argned thnl slr. Abbey's exigencies mads lt
impracticable to glTg longer noUca, but tho
qneatton arises whether whin a Bingar ls mt*
f'.i-.'! d to appeal dining n tsnaon la any si ii
given Ual of parts, h| or she onghl not tn be
ready to take any of thom parts ut nny tinm
during the fte; son i nnd whether u voluntary
(lisi-ualitirntlon snell aa may arise from \,n) tfWB
imliilgeiK-e In food ought tobo regaidi-d asa
h-.'itiiiuto excuse for u refusal to sing. N'.?
doubt thU qucatiou is u nico one, uud uot tu bs,
fistily adjudicated. Hut suppose that a male
liger Were called ilpnn lu undertake, il role ni
nut notice, und should refuse le cause lie had
i-cn, not ealing, but drinking, too much.
Miuhl it seem reasoiiiible in such a case that
ni manager should lu.ir the loss allogether?
lt would perhups lie nani under those ciii-uni
ances timi it was the duty of the ringer to
oap linn-elf lit Ut ring io long aa hie engage*
lent lasted, and that if he by unnecessary in
ulg.'iu'e in the pleasures of the tai.le or thc
ar) rendered himaelf unlit to sing, he ought to
e mulcted. OfeoUTM il it were shown thal
ie short ness of the notice in Mell a ca-e w;is
f Itself a justification of reftuol to sing, it
nulli be neci-s;iiy |0 change thil Conclusion.
ait to the extent that any qocationof eating
r drinking enters into Hie altair, it certainly
i\i-rise *., considerations not only perpll _?
lg im! importaal both to manageri and artiste.
'hero are many oeenpationi in which the ex*
aeeofwhat may ba termed digestire dlaabil*
j wonld not he allowed, and in winch no one
oiil.l think of offering if. It iii ii he thai there
I no analogy between these occupation*, and ',
laging, billi! tlicrci.siiol.it would be Inter
stit g to h ive the reaaooi clearly pointed oota
.tidifthe principle aiierted by the jury in
line. BealehPi ca-e hi to beeomc a preeedenl
may be necess.u> lor the impresiii io ot tlie
atarotO enter into ilielelie as well as lilian*
ial contracts with the gilled beings w hom lie
erina to bring befor* ihe public.
-RADES-rsioss ASH TRADE DRPRRSSION,
A singularly suggestive remark was made at
meeting of the Central Labor Union on Sun
;iy. 'Ihe question under diaenaaiofl wits
.hellier there should bea pu i.li'of unemployed
in ii. Iii Opposition il un-urged thal it was
teneath the dignity of an American workman
o tweet of his idl.'inmi; th,it such a parade
ioiild show employers thal they had power to
ut dow ii wages If they pleased j and. partfan*
arly, Ilia! il would thoa working people and
he employers both M thal there waa nol much
rood in trades-unions,'1 Inasmuch aa this sug
n.tioti caine limn ,\ ii,ni, .j union, it trai fairly
ntitled to serious consideration. What han
he trades unions bein iiid" to do, for example,
o break thc lone of the depression which has
ixlsted foi thepasi yeal of i\i<> ? In some i
t i- tine, th. i h i\ e prevenb <l a reduction ol'
rages, hut thc practletti cflecl hnslieen the
'lnaing ol establishments employing a large
lumber of nu n. In other cn ' ?tlicy have se*
ii" >l an adi .i'n e ol wages, ai i linn' wlinll li ll
ni nih an1 I HOI Ml kl di CUI tailed Ile i"-l lal I |
ti tiiii. h (hei liiie em ploy edi and pl ic lo il
he I'lelci ol .ip,-lilnM el '", h. I".
Ill ll L"< !t tn li"' ill ..Iii, i. Inn. . \ , i . lin
i ii' - ..I thc ti,el. unions hm !? mil i..'
int beean:" lin i ha* >? hoi bonn nhl.' to rt
ii.. ,..i.i.i U*ml.I ? ?? ? ul . i"" '.d ii
.il'..' ."I "I i.I'll linn nnd n Inti .1 | it., ol
linton, nnd in ii uuml.. i ni PIMM'S lilt* uti Inila
, ,t, , III . ,1 ll ll I 1.1- I., Ill- lt .11 i ll, -11' ll III
nt..li In lill 'I.ii . ... iii. I '* i f. lld HiCIIH
I, ll i-t |n , li un ii. Il Iii i on -idi i u In Un i
I.In il aumin l.u ni llei ii.ii 1.1 i n M .1 Ihl-t
11,11 I ? l|.il, .lilli: I .llilllllllllt ll lilli Iii I In I | li
l,ll I lili.il SUggCStl'd, .Ul ll* idell' e ll, ll Ihe
i ..I. ii ii lona have iml lama on il." whole ol
um ll use. ._
.1 HANGER,
How far dUtaut ia a premium on goldi "ut
.! >iii,:;nn,uimi paid in duties al New-York
lining -u weeks $1.110,000 has been paid in
-dill- or silver cei iiticitfs. That is about
iii per cent. Inning lour months ending with
I'rto'.ief, 32 pet e. a! of duties at New-York
wits paid in silver; during I lie Ural half of this
vein, unit '.'*- pat c.-ni; during the hist half of
last year, only 17per cent. Thia isa snni
riently startling progxeea toward dciiiom-ti/a
lionolgold to give na pause. How does it
coule to pass 7 In the simplest possible trays
ii- simple as ihe falling ol' rain when tin clouds
gel overloaded willi moi. tine. Tho Tie,ism v
hus been forcing into the circulation more
-liver and .silver certifleatea theo itean hold,
lofi-eipienily the anrplnarnna over into tlie
Ticisiiiy, end ii the Treasury persist! In the
sam.- coins" if .-ari presently lix thing- BO thnt
ii shall g. t m. gold ut idl through tho custom
hi i-r. W'li.it i: pays out, the people hare ir.
hand to pay hack. lint if it shows a disposition
net to pay out gold, the people v. ill .-non de?
velop a d.ti-i initiation not to pay in gold. This '
year the Treasury payment! hara been made
largely in legal*., miers and silver notes. Con?
sequently, the paymeuta to tin- Treaaur*" in
isilvere?!tiiicates have suddenly increased, aa
above stated, ami the propof lion ot linties paid
in legal-tenders, whleh |waa 5*a per cent .lining
th-1.i-i half ol 1883, rose to 12 per cent during
the first half of 1884, aud then to 29 per cent
in the lour months ending October 31, and lias
risen to 37 per cent in November and prut ol
I lecember.
<;.lld w ill not be paid into the Treasury un
lose the Treasury paye oul golda If it cuts oil
its:supply ol .gold, by compelling its crediton
io receive paper instead, the Treaaurj will pree
entlj he oblig .1 to pay even the Intareal on the
public dobl in sdi.!' or nut at nil. Wh.it would
then he the V.line ol I' nit ".I Sl.it..-* bondel ls
there any donbl thal K"hl would then be
hoarded, aad held at a high premium 1 rhal
pilli le ids l>.lek to bankruptcy, li tbe party
ahioh has Jual been rejoicing over its victor*'
di ihes tnt limul Uc its iii -si ie,ii ol power bj
puning the iiiiieinineni into bankruptcy, lt
mii possibly succeed hy insisting on tha con
iiiiin d coinage of iii.1.
A cutt. M".!'!."it. arltlui 11 'tm Mosers, Clinton
c Mint] ii sk. ii i> la tiie.... ii Democratic friend "i
.it is, tint "il", Democratic party has done
m. ? ? foi I"" cati" ' "ic tn thi'. State th in
the Reptthllctin party." Ko, ll ii tint tine, it ii
cntisplcuoiisl.i untrue. The mini itrlngeutla
tii - 'ifni !"?"! i lu opposition i" the htntpotrrt
v,i >i- n " -. i i'i Republican rotas Democrats, ss s,
\\ | -iii ndi m ? .ii th., real,
"', nf lite
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,ill,ll|iill Ind nu Illili li "I ' illl ililli
illnl lui. Ill|(' ul i lilli I,ill a, i-f |iilli! a-el i ,11 H.I ,
1 ri l.t. sa , ItaSI .ll'i-SB. A Milli I Ile mu " N.iinlr.1 Ml.
I e.. I .i, i> lt ll lin: le,ll.11 it I " I lit) ii l>l lil la I nllllllK
tu aa uni ii'\i iii-rk" iln. phlloaepbai aarauelj
li |.Iii ll 1 " Well, Wt' ii lt,illili 1 elli.I gel iill i|llllt) lit
liuil v>itli.aiit ii.'1 our sontemporao basoolyto
(mulline tn a ns ;i 11 American anthon on thi Strength
of article* ?*.luih they havi m.t written to Indnoe
nu iipjiroeliitlvo public t<> say ii iih the saga "f t'ou
saadi "Wa aaitaialy eoaM get engaita -? well
with..ut The IVorhl."
-0 ? a
lt ls not Itnpodsihie that a giaagieeabla teapoaal*
hildy any i** ihnsi anea Mr. Cleveland at the vary
threshold of his Prenldcntial term. Ifthofaoala
fulls to ivt .luring this males . upon the com
tiiiTi'iai taeatiaa whlah have beea plaead i.eforo it,
or falls to mt iii time to penult the passion* ut lull.*)
uikiciisary ty tun/ Usc treaties l_W oilool, lt ii ill
BSSSBS tho iluty of this mut President to decide al
i"-t iiiiiiirulbtely whether tho troutio-i am ot siiuh
apertaaSS as |s nmuiro nu eitra session of Cuu
r?**s. Fur, hy the terms of some of lhasa Bl least,
lioy expire imi.-ss r;iti(i.-d by thu .Senate ami
at ried iiitn i-llect Wy NqahnBt lci-i*l-i .iou prior to a
.rtniii data if tho Sctiatu hil,mid lad to aet al
hlsssssioo un eitin-1- nf thass ttaaalss, aa lt pasha
My may, it is qaestloaaMs wlietliiir ir could prop
ray Bel during th" BSSSBM called to consider tho
ippoiBtsBsntB ut tiio laoomlai riastdsal. And. if
tthat session ititlt.-rof tba treaties should ba BB*
roved, it would sim bo nsesssary to consider
rliitlit-r itt ImportaneS would justify mi extra
.Msioi ot Coogrom ta order te asean lcj-ialation
lotting tbo troaty tate sflaet. Of all lha gassaVsM
li.it inn possibly oems before the President, pcr
taps bo ether is likely to eaass BlOfS BBBoysasa. ?r
0 aream mora aatagonisai of fttltng smimg hfr
apportors, Ibea flus one which may confront him
lefties bs bsa fairly sassed bbaaslf ta the Whits
lomat,
a.
They liave some ijiieer liatiie* for their political
tartiesia Frani'.-. There sra ths Autonomists, tbs
ipportooists aad the Irreeuucuubte? We. liars as
rreeoaeilablea Jual yat, bal tho prospect is ex
'II. nt foran ? xtraordi nary crop witliin tho next
'mir years.
The apparent nnemtrtrfra sf public men to the con
lition of the braal lands af the country onghl to
..- cheeked by the lull Benator Miller lias ju?t
Btrodnesd. If aoBaetbtag kt not dena to balk lbs
iniliei brigands, aol away yeats will elapse before
bo shads tresa to tne streets will oonetitate tba
inly and degOBBnts children of our ouco great
fan -ts.
Tba! blaadsrbam Datchmaa, Herr Most, ha*
Teated lometbingof .1 -.eu at ion ia New-Haven bv
itarting an Anarchist newspaper thscs devoted to
,1'ii'Tiil Iiitn kL'iiiiniisiii. Il Hort .Must bag any
iain ? he might Beaters lbs disttaottaa tal beasas.
lag s anisaaee.
Tho faculty of Prim rum CoOegfl announce,
aprapot of ths rsssnl bet-ball eoafliet, thal their
'lim ts linnie ii rear age to estabUah tater-eollagiats
rules for sporting Brents reeelved theeaaoaraga*
1.f Harvard only, [frowiag, .ind polo, und
fi nt-liiill, mid similar upurl* are to I.-, nine
ili-stim iive features of s eolleglate edoeatloa, it
nitaiuiv would seem aoeessarj to eoafloe lbs
1."iiiit damage likely to be Inflicted within sash
limitations st least as wootd reader recover] poe.
?Hilo, lt i* well eaoagb te break a leg or an ana,
1 sven tn '.pin 1.pen 11 bead m twa, bnl by all
m.-ans let tim line bs drawn al bbsm sashrsasoB
allie poiat, Any BohsBN Hist bbb bs deviasd likely
to lasare ths return to parents ol tiu-ir collegs bred
funug mea with the fall eomplsntcBt of togs, aims
nnd ev c. innl with headsnol loo saueh the wersa
fm wear, will bs eager)* welootne*J byanedusa
linn-l >v inn public.
1 iu- average prii.f flritlah grain dollvsriMrl lu
inti ll III I Helaii,| ,|,|,I Wales, lill llio u,,', tHIllllllt
'sn Vein I ll . "', BBS IBS Inn ct fl I e. ul .lint, et ell lu
Ilea p.u d,.l ... |i:i"ii|i....i i it, pc 'Hum, t i ? lill.
il) p. I .|" .1 1. . "I .mil ll| I, , , ,,l-i pe, ll.lf.1t. I |ll
lilli U.l' B* et ill'" fm Hm HU.lilli ttl. il,'*., Ill B| I I.
"it'll l ''"? ill ? . lc 1 l. Billilli Kl ' Sill I tin ip.
ni il lui. ill Nett |nlH, tt lilli. Hie pu. e ti n? Billilli
ip ...M in |ul| 1 lu 11 ?' 1.1 1" Hu ijttai lt. .-'"I
Hill "taj 1. mil) 1 III , t-i milt ,il,"ill I j| I 1.1 . Iii
I || li.le I ll ill ..p,,. .1 |n ..' ll, In Nu. in'.? I In
Ula, lld,1 .1 ...:. 1 1...ii, 11 1,1,, I.,, H i,.. iv. .1
Illili, ill 111,ll ill" ut, ll rc. Ill I lc, ? i,,ll,l|, I lilt, lilt,
luii iii .11 li 11 lu ll .un ,1 Imt .< lim I., tt liam na fm 1 In
1,1,1 Vt l-l li ill .Nut c lu li. I I lull I lu- t c,,|'., u Vi,lUMe. I*
lui,, tba 1. .ni si ct. 1 1. m.ii ii bow Bseau pertain.
*
Amidst tbs wreeh of matter nnd lbs Brush o'
tv ni his mu- li 1 vi ty spec lac li- a ui iii 11 ci mir drooping
pi rita lt ls tba swelt aad teador eonttdenee thal
exists between tbe sags orach) of Olen Care, ths
iinn. Charles A. Liana, and hla Bery Kentucky son*
temporary, tbs Hon. Henry Watterson. Slothing ia
inuit! beautiful thaa thy harmony with which they
disagree. If Brother Watterson could only
reconcile Qovernor Cleveland and Brother liana,
innl if Brother Dana could on.y reconcile the Hon,
Sain Kau.lull and Brother Willi.-r-uii, with how
.-"??-ci it nun uiur v..in 1.1 int, mic c.: iiuiuaii li.ip..ii,,f,
Kiele OU !
Tbeatrieal and operatic -tanagers w.ll soon learn
tim folly ef contesting their diflereaces with pretty
e. 1 ressss and prims donnas before liiipissslonslih
Now-Tork junes.
Bkelatoas in closets are becoming aomethtag mon
than flgatet ofspeseh. Haaaw skaiU aad beam
am beiug discovered in cellars and attics aad ant
hoBtssal ai Blarmiag rata. TbisdbipositioBofsapes
ilm.us corpses is likely |ro provo injarions to tin
public health.
a ALES ARO CT TOWN.
(LIMA li: .wi. uki. int; PAPAS.
john o/e,in, isrpraasafsaf ?tarawa Wari <e c'o., frith
linen papen.?lp axpertsaes of tweaty-flvs ysars in
t!i. 111.1:1 if.i.-fure of paper lias SOBVlBSSd mo thal SllBUttS
lia. ni i?li tu .lu xtitli the qasJltyof las tVTltlaf popais.
Vdu iii.iv Basra as good mills sad workiasaas England, bat
>n irelliaaU ahaagea *?? Mddeal) and rlelsatly tu.it tim
irsalsil aara la ths proeesseaanel provlds, *.iy, fur ths
?I 1 ti. rent samoa! uf itstag that must bu put In 11 te
pulp, ifni tUnt varies with tua easther. Bri 1, g igltafa
wuriiin ia ni as asasrlsaa paper sr c itt in uni! will tell
yul that the electricity in tin- slr in thiseooatry i, mn. li
more lateass thao it ls over tho water. Bo bums so, in
.im-.I. that ipoelal apparatus la siadsto aorreet ito mil i
?.' 1 ina. lilm*. Bugltah writing paper is tar gel]
a thc Ualua States, fa M'ashlngtoa 1 tuppty thi
rarloaa departaioBta sad (bu Whits Boam with ou
paper- _
Till MARKET FOB RABI BOOKA
Jnmn ll'. EoiViin, paMlsBar I lint" shoot?900,000
int. sid la stock aad boah plates whleh mn bs sold a
inn non nt thssssigaeeaa mma .is bu sooountcaa bs tahso
Tha lui nut ir .if mv trude wu* audi us easily tu for! Hi,
buaiaeas daprsaslou. I aaa glad tobe sbla ta -ay tba
tins fa. 1 au.l nu eatable ipseulaUaai ol am aerl sa louni
for say prsssat smbarrassawat Net sven ls 1871 ara
ths disinclination te imy tine, eurlona sad sipsBslvi
ii,. "I. 10 marked as bow, Psrhapi the loeaUoa of Bi]
? ''?i.Mi.it against rae, aa some of mj frlsndi say, ba
limn IgalB tbs 11-iii WM ti lilm.; Ul i mu'iiu i ?!? ni Wtthotbl
pl.H ri.
imi ns- i IMMBRII inn m POBT I ISfUR
tiiji'ttiii Jeeepl Barfly, EaXaatehtp ( Uf tf n"a-.hlngtnn
I cm people kOSa tlie late I BptStll L V. I Ilium-t'liiuii
I ? a bin it" ??? ai ii t ""'?? i.if '!-?? besl Bsvlgi
tors tn tba Merchant Marine snd i tuan nt rte. ll
i i- -ii bi Thi i'll"- *ald I tuai
or iiim, lui! I.- wai ?brave ll - ts ia In so liuei
I tm is ,.'" itc,t v. i"i him far man fssrslntb
\i.-t i-idi" Une, snd wassbrethsr officer alth bim lt
lt.- nus siiiitt ? msattr ob Ihi
randi ... , rttary, laua
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lUC ItiptcllllllHlli: Ul Unit "I U.e ll -oeCl.tl.C. BU|II*SUI
lu dc I.lu,h' Hui H. nil law uiicuii tlllill: m il I
p..lill, al p.Hp,ix, 1 Will lOSS thtlU) um ?**!alfl l!*li>..
.uni result In tbs stecUos sf a BspuhUoaa hsslslstui
iiuu.-.. . b BepubUusn Uanoi amiss Isaatan
PBOOBBM IN BU* miO I.iuUi'iNO.
MAY. B. Boieatl, anaBrtaliadaal Brass Eleerie nj
Oompai??/ Warns tram mir two atattam lABB) st
u bu.3Ufoi elly Ughttag,tbs leBBUBoarJfarprlvat
ms. io .io tb;* raga-rea iifty grasses* 1,400 b,.r?
pott bi-, nu.lovel-Tl.mles ur txira. t mr .-intuits exton
fi.ni IT'ly-iilutli-st. t.) lintier)'-place, and frmii river t
rivas, lasar assttsBSWa save neeer bsd Bassasiaa
b.veiiiuer Ul), tbs New York OlBBJSB
? live yean old. Poins ot tbs iii
?liliio.y has beau tn sluio?t eoutlnuou* ui
?luce IBTB, and wltlimit ?SBjaBBBt asfS?)S-StSSB*a Na*
York streets -Alli loon all be 11,-bWd by electricity, i
eoe vviuoihitou cvuld nUu'd to put lu owu airsi audi
ground. Thors ls, however, Utile to hlndor except Um
inpolite. Our buetuoae ts a profitable Mut growing oas,
Hie uhtef ndrautago wo have om k.i. plant In Ms mano,
facturn of light ls on the aoore of lailior, seal and tho ,utt,
tor of depreciation of which I spoke. We t an get a horse
power by ths consumption per hour of i" 3-11) pueudj w
say, *i?.i coal. _ ?
PERSONAL.
ommodore Ralph Chandler, who ~v 1 II on DaatttharM
take command of the flrooklyn Nirry Vari, is one of ffe
most, |.?.puiar ii Bssas In thu SSH Isa, Un waa born la
this rlty In 1 Sift, and appointed intdahlpnian la ina
In 1 s i; hi* took part In tin- anplafa of Uss itlan, nHBatt
In the War of the lU-belllon h.-cominan led lateral vee
sela, Mutineering lu the bombardment ami rapt ira of
lort. Fisinr. haderaaa sod Las sui th* i antara of wu
iiiliiu'ton. Ilehaal.-h.irire of the ateainsi'iiip Swater, in*
th. ?Transit nf Venns at|t.>din.)ii. ami lr tl Jun* wi.
raised Pt the rank of To-imo'lorn. Un ls prajeMeal at
the Court of Inipiirv In tba 'ate of frauds in the Doom*.
inent of Medicine SM milgery.
There remain lu the Kreii'-h Renate only throe of tko
.Undies nf IBEB, one ls .'iarliey d'Auri'vllly ; the MSSSji
Klin.i*p, thr, architect ; uni tho thirl, th* BSa*mpMa vie.
im a,lin. a lur, whi.dresaejd In black,with wide 'peg.tw.
tri.ws.-rs, frock-con t v.-rt- tlirtit In tlie waist, ??nir.ii!niit].
clean, very apolar, aud rah tall. Impress. . th/ soi-tB
t.ir as o living, moving ami breathing problem of Knells*
Mr. Josi ph Cook addressed the Congregational Cine of
f-in Fr.iBcltrothe o'her day, urging* Itt m?*mi>ert ts
sfnml up fur orthodoxy to straight St) to lean backward,
? I. lemming MtPj ?? aaa* movement" In tl.logy i:!i?p_p!
lugly, and deelaring that the editor, of the three im,a|
prominent Cong-i/attona!.journals at ttl asal *^r? ?o
I.I|/oted in tlutr ailliii-.iic.'ti tii*. "nr-n inorenieut" thal
they wo .iii not allow ernlii-ni of If to eater their
.-..luina*. Aft-r he stopped miking tin i lui. i.r.-tijr unani?
mously niel om'ihatti'auy expressed tho bsuVr tl.ett hit
?tatements wor>- not correct ond ons brother said ther
wan " ridii-ul-ms i,ul a .surd in Hie a*dn*SSN.**
at.lolui w. Vrooinan, secretary of the Kepuhlk-an Stats
< 'muiiilttee, and lila wife, have Just returned from a trip
n> Hm ana, undertaken for rest and recreation. Their
*!>.mier encountered a heavy sior-n the first night ont,
uml most of the pas.agi> waa an teuiitosiuout aaa potttt-'
< ul . uinpalkrii.
Mr. ImiialilU. Michell will deliver sis le.* tu ret oa
l.'nglish literature in New Haven tills winter.
Mt. Arthur I.. Huntington, vt!io has put SSW elected
Mai ot- of Hiii.-m, Mus.., is a gniaala si Bar ard, rlaai of
1 -<To, a cliissinat.- ol Mayor Low nf Brooklyn. Mr. Hunt
Ingtoti waarerj popular In kia elaaa, and ite tad a. <i:ie ot
the Marah als OH iii* clata-day.
Mayoi elect (irme.of this city, has Lean with Mrs
CH i' '??. lcbtating lils silver wedding In Itallltnore.
THE TALK o.* 7HE DAT.
Mr. tv. tl I'recre, F. lt fl., at a meeting of the Sa
detr af Arts, tn bandee, **r?**Mtt*** i.i!i?.i altanllus to
Um fiei thal elaatrls lighting ess nourishing lu 4asrisa
amah usn thai t? Keginni, Ihsis eui probably
HO,.mc !:ini|w |*|-*h| . vei r n! li' In the HI tlc, i (
lhere wan nani teni mi ilnManswarltla(ra*ralarir, bad
liiiii un-nmi glow lamas puaitaatina Iks brill tatty
in..mit' ited arsenal ?f aen**Ya**l with tts Inti sat] dark
-.a of I .mi.Inn, li? stated tliBt on tlie
l| ,,t OatObSf il li" di"rn from tln> Wtl i. ,,
lintel, Nett .oik, to the canal*! ekari, e .ii.-anea
nf iifieni foin mill.., Mn,mah ntl | hHhf
i .'ii Hi" flnili of ii'toner he ili'ne fi"iii I ms.
' "ll "te Inn. I,nilibili, tn Vt 11 ii Inn it 11 inmt *, i.|.ir i -Ingle
i-li'it.ll- . Il Va.ii||?|,|p,| lipoS I tl ' ? "S
"'?'.?stratai'-'milli i.|"iii tim I.silt**sal nfntf
. I...I.II.-, .1,, I *l.|l?. | ll,-ll . I,l,.l el fell.t \,.t?
\ ei ii lia.I an'.'1 as la' ns lu sat mal "r-ri'iy pI?i.|iI? u?ii|
....ni ,,,,-,,,. ,t |.,,n, .. ,, ,n ,. . I il
*. ,. |.e,l |,?, l?4 I,,.,.,, , li, ,,lal, ,1 11,.1 Se.! - ? ' teal
l! " I.i-.i . I ai.,, i.i M-.i I Ull-I. rt I eal.I .I
I lille, .|,., ? I.nm. ni ,| ||| int ill |||? ? I. .lilli . . in
I" . !?? el III ll |.'.
ll, .lilli hill il" I le I e. i"
Ml li-'e ' .,11 lill Hill..ail, " ls ll linn I.ll
le, 1 Ll Bil I..HU I .III Illl ? lal III I '
" M I ll Hu Il t all.le (. I,?, h ll.BIB."
. Ill | ll ..Iii-. I. Ilell. I '
"SSill, ii..tl dui.. i..l.," Has ll.e liB-iislliii.' answer,
?? Mi ii"-* nw. * m.- *m r..i ....ii, |f in nays ina li
a. in a i i .i >.. i.ii.a from uniter a a ida) haul.
ll Iii- |e,l. ||,,| ,,|| ll, | IllUgBI ll ? "H., - |. ,| ll.ll |l I lilli lsd
lillie ll.iiil I ll.. I' a ll,, ll.lt III, ll.lil, all,tn, ul, lin.l. lt
you've got s,i---iii-iii'.ii In your ays, you'll nattai cuni*
ai.i,m.I and si it mn Uln " | ll.nl llimri' Herald.
III.' l.lt. -I llnslell in.lioii Itali " Ant I-1-salli Ijeanus."
Il tt .ia -l.u tad I' y a le I li i lier nf people Who itl-re Je i'e I a|
tin- sasoaas ot the staauttantstSi ami tinmtiit tiu-> vaaM
Hy iit.,1 cut off then hSSS Sf tOffHM
The pulilltlii-rt tim Inti week have had to di their own
cooking and washing. Boaldas carrylBS fuel from ths
?.it am! getting out th'* proas. I hs editor ol this pofoi
la affected with rheumatism at latartrala thal i? laeW'
c. vi-iv iiiiinfiil, and he requests his friends tonot
hustle lilni ali out so roughly winni they bei.oi.io a Utile
froiU'soiiie.?[Milaap (Taxaal Tvunss.
Denara) n. f. Battsrjssl fha RM Avenue Hotel. His
i-i,,,..,,.,.i ti.itoj- yetterd.iy ?-a* n w* iii.inufaeturrr.
This e.Hised tho w.igs to liiut that the Baaml ls pupar
lag for 1888,
Thote who tend the great cattle herd* on the loiaa
plains seldom have ether than .alt meat to eat. Tney
cannot afford to kill a beef 'aettegot sstrtofla, sod in
tint climate the balance of the animal will not keep iona,
it is now proposed to *t",k wah Gannan earp the
trenches which thar dig teeateh raia water farthest.
selves iiinl tin lr beru, sud thus tie y may have fresh .iib.
:isf.??! wiiiie thing on tha gnat interior piala*. -[Phfln
deiplita Press.
The Troy Brant says that flinvernnr Cleveland nee.lt to
Lei onie piichyil.fBtntenSi iitid tim lld go Inti) fialiiiint al
.mt*. Cm it lu- that Mr. I'ai-iui-utei' lia* been mukiuga
little Joke uli.iiit tin- propriety- af putting nu editor into
tbs 1 !?> l'"it - >ilii e. an 1 tiiat tLe Governor has got hilTy
;i!..iiit it 1 Forbid thc thought.
Ttl.- **S0ng nu n of the tribe of M.,ishe7t, III OWtBg
Atilt a, arc to rt^p.-ctful to women that they cover Ihelr
f.n-es \tnh :i iii.intii- While ii ldres-liitf them. We b.-lisro
lin int iii.- siiiiiu " nushi it " iu this eily, but they J u'l
at that any,
atlstrsss ?? Marey. Bridgetl trfenfi the matter with
Hie water! This didi .ne out of the alter, did ttl*
Bridget " lii.'.i-li- lt did, mum..rhat's strange ; I ?ta
ntl i 3 you li.ite not cleans 1 ll lately." - I -ii I Out this
iel v nun nilli/, mum, nii.l such ii lot af stuff at l .'?mll'l ia
it, -un-. Why, iiiui.i, thain ares mont a pack "f d "t.
iiiiiii." *? in rn-nm; Whet kind of dirt I" "Grarnlaal
chan '.mt, luiii.." [PhlUdelphla Catt,
I ii'I, lick U'l-rliinati ts thc name af nn old OSTSSSafe
( iiicfiiiiiili ivho t. KM tears of sge. Ile f.,n_lit I'i thu
battle af Waterton, and saa*e ls lids country winn is
Inet**) us ni .me. Ills slKlit. lt on'.y sIli/UHy Irtt
puin-.l ami lils hearing ls still good He it very active,
il.iiiipr all tts BSMfeSttng for Ills dailKhler, with whom
I,, urai Ba hal asrw taken snyawlMBS tn hit ute,
uml lut I c n SB immo lamil Mn-."r ti.mi lill boy'iood.
l-'.i Hie lu t fifty year, he hus lissa lu the mornlm* se
s.n.ii ii- it i. light! ami fsas io I. i nt lara.
A Ml-il's|; pl Ji.tttceof the IVsce. the other why, ?en
tee.I a I vo .curt ai..l a litlf "1'. nemo nifaiit to nay a
finn of siftfiandbe Imprisoned thirty dots foi utiliug a
I ippy tlmt bsdn't got Ifs eyes opened. We, hive tip.
pi , [that there was no Instlee foi the negro la "".'.s*
Ilpili, bul ii.) see that wo were ml-:.ik*ii. iSprlagMid
Cniiiii.
Ibis la the epliiloii or a eoiiiifry pbysielan ns ta ths
iiiusi- af tts bssrasssd iahlMti aaaong * .n. i.i?ie:
?? ll'a Hil' le'let- ,katiti.;. I'i.' batSMghl 1 U BM .ltd
allis- I .bli lien, but tl 't'-'S no good. Hie ifei.ersl
a, -i'i', of ..ur youngwoman hal deeraaeed greetly siaai
kwasbnttt. it doasnl saam tehnii tte beys el
i.h, lint ||*| death "ti HMlr sisters. We inlfiht intnlgS
to "oi'-i wtthanl Hie bnfl s't imy. ara heaati hal
ti'..- gilla es anni afford ss hana i tm you som. thing
ought lo ti. duna anani tier
i i ?? I |; .1 Mri lill "'er hts head i? larg ? Sf '?*??
rn *,itli< .- >logls? ht ia ti kl nol heglB
? !? men who si-try lin ? -t ?? ?
. ,,??<? bil ' ' ' l"t.l-Heei.|
|l ii to ithpflrht air net ie cw ry je?S
In thlsronntrj IlafltimdatM tnaay y**a|Hs tan sffnrd
,. .i..?,
? ? sr.li when H'm stn "-rt
li "?? ' !? ? ? u:?)!es a "??; '"^flS
i... , " ? thu Jr*. :?? ' ''?ttta
lill ll ' Ile c ? ? Mt t'.ISJ
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.- in i - ? ?"???"l" j'1 vi ';'?;". '" " Viii
V , ..,.bi had i.i ? I ???' I''I ?1"" '"?" ."'t
.' L.u , ...ii.c.i pu-oi.- H.nil"! iiavs i-a.is.lli
',,"; i.i i'ii I.e".)". -"? l" would tia * tm
lo.t iii tts aewipapaw. i.Murrtstewn tlsriM
A Kansas > thou lunki I th"' Mlawtag aiuiouiu ? nienl la
hlspapavi " I**-! week viiicu ea enan Banting asal
frau i i-i-u, wc it ere held ui-by two mad sgaata wai
took iiii Um money M hii.l Uti. We IMM ttl ?'!'"'? ""*?
iiur.teliiniu.iit tubsrilber* will psy their sub*.rlpUoal
pi mn pt l>. as iii' are uiithty hard up."
The Brtth* covernment offers a reward of f^f* -JJ
the uml ol tha tura who canted tte ten ute.I''"-" ?H
t ?,don lli't.lue lt..TM..ov.,uKos-a wants auy easlel
*,.r to m tWe money he tuutl he pretty hard to pleaaa.
[ Philadelphia Pres*.
There are some awful stories floating fSasjasttoJ ta>
ton A tv.-11-drette.i. ?? la-iy-iike ****** J^SSimaU
iSnittog before a picture In the ?fQ gi ^1
IfStjam^h^

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