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IN OTHER CITIKfl.
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POUND^D BY HORACE GREELEY.
NEW-YORK, BATDBDAT. JUNE 13.
IHE NBWBXBJB MOBXISG.
FoitFir.v.?Mr. GlfldfltOM. Nfl-fnat-Oa nreoptci]
by the Quecu. ? Tbe India Mtiaeiini in Loudon
-urnoil. -- Morrcliol.'iacase.srepoitcdiii Spain.
.-Ciif.rli-s Alplionse LflOB Keuier is deud.
Do_n_flTir.--.__fl Preaident appolntfld Banttlfl] L.
Oraliam I'tiited Statea Marshal for th? Waatani
District of Viridnia. = The Cabiuet haa de
cidedapainsttlieiiiilcaReratepropoaition for cai
rjing forcign mails. ===== Almnni il.iv at Wflfll
point. r ? ?? Coinineiicemeiit oxer.ises at rarioaa
eolle^ea --= Tho trial of Whito f..r iho murder
&t Dovcr riains hogun in PoufhkMpfl-fl. ==
Throe men killed by au accidont ou
tbe Bchuylkill VaJley Kailroad. =-=
Tbe Inlar-State Coramrrce Comniitte
of the Unit.'l 8ta*M Sonate took tesiimony in
Chtcafio. _:__Aaaemblymaii IxrwIncdied at P-i1
yrr Sjirinps HatoJet. :? Now-York bascbal.
flltib (lefeatc.l ibe Ilcston ninc at Boflton.
City am> SuiiuunAX.?Stroug tostim uiy ajraiiiKt
Buddcisiek. ===== Death of JamM EL Battflr.
_______ Testiiiony by Gcorgo I. SflOflJ. : - Ktnt
polico rognlatlona =___: Tiie Mctropolitans bflfll
tho St. Lotiis nine.-: Close of the lawn tenaifl
touriiaiii.-nt. ===== Sund.y coticorts aud liqnot
eollin. (lisciis-ed hy tiie Park Board, ^^ <;i
6hut criff of tbe AnaezBaildiog on Ward'8 Js an.l.
r. A aaoaer jampfld In front of nn r_|ires?
train. ?'????" ?- (Jold valac of tho lejral-toudc: silvn
dollar (112i_ prains), 82.43 co:it<-,. __= Btoekfl
more nctivc at irregulax advaucos aud closed ,-_?
cited.
Tiie Wi:at;iii;.?TaTBUXi loeal olMfliiatkn_6lo?
dicate stntlonary or bigbez temperat?re, fair oi
partly cloudy weather, aud perhapfl lijflit ritiu.
Temperatnrc yestcrday: lliglicat, 82?|lowest,80?;
averuge, CO1*.
rcrsovs karing town for the gcason, ami rvm
ti'fT travclkrs, can have Thk Dailt Tridlne
imailed, to them, postpaid, for 75 cmispcr month,
the addrcss being changed as oftrn as desired.
Thr Dailt Tkibcne wlll bc scut toany address
in b'ltropc tur$l'te per month, whioli ineludes
tiie oe<an postage.
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Bummer Botclt are frequtmtltj <hxigiwtcdhi
the dovernment as rcgular J'ost Office*. Befbn
forwitrding their ordert for Tiie TrIBUNE
read.rs at sw.nm r re$ort$ will do well to asccr
tain ihe ex wi ojficiai tiHc of the J'oit OJJlee at
ic/ifc/i thy expect to rec-ivc their tnail. Pehiy
aud otnrmpoHdence will be avoided by so doing.
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Tho death of Mr. Jamefl H. Hnttcr is not only
alossto the New-York Central Kailroad,Imt
his lurge circle of friends and acqaaintaacefl ;
it isa heavyblowto the railroad inlerents ol
tho entire country. Mr. Kutter was probably
tho bflfll praciii-ai raihvay nian ln the L'nitcl
Statea, and his assneiates cheerfully acknowl
cd;,ed his giiperioiity. But this pnperiority
was won at tho fearful cost of overwork in
early manhood, and hia death whcn only forty
ulno years of age is the sad result.
Tbe trialsof the Dolphin aro not yct endcd.
fler trips on tba Sound and beyond Sandy
llook are not suflicient. Tho aaa was ik.i
heavy enough on Tliursday to Btiit Ihe ofticial
critics, and the diapatch beat miist try it again.
"Why not insist that Mr. Roach shall show that
his ?eaael can Iitb througb the worst poaaiblc
hurricane that tlie North Atlantic can get up t
lt betrins to look asif the Goverumont offkial 8
were afrmd tlicy would actually bave to accept
tbe Dolpbin after all.
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now great a bold tbe a-sthetic lawn tennis
ha? upon the iiftectioiiH of Anicricans who lovo
* gcutle kind ofathletic sport is shoxvn by tbe
BaccesB of the tournaiiicnt durlng the Last two
or three days on the St. Ocor^e's giounds
at Hoboken. Tlie attcndnnce has been larpe
and tba interest in tbe pport was nithusiastic
froni tlie iir>t. The lisiilts show 8efWl and
Clark to be the champions; but lleeknian and
Taylor were 90 nearly tqual to their opponenta
that they ought not to feel uiucb annoyed at
tbeir iafaat. _ _
The provisioiis of lln- treatyof peace between
Fr.uice and China do not diselo-o any advau
t&gea tor tho French at all oommenaarate with
their expenditme ofmoney and blood, at leaat
Bincc the Langaop affair. Their proteetorate
over A ani is reeogniied, and they get oertaio
eonimercial ri.L'hts in two or three porU in
Toti.piin. Uut the rule of Franee in Aiiarn
?'iiiust not be such as to embarrasa Cbina."
Just what this elnnse mny mean it is hard to
?By; but it is indefioita enou^h to eorer no end
of trouble. Nothing ti said about an indemnity
for the attack on the French troops at Langaon.
If tho Republic is salisficd with tbeae reaulta,
no one eUo need be wonied over tbem ; but
they striko the average observer as Bniall re
turns on the original investment.
Those staN'xmcn wbo think that the United
6ta.es withotit a Navy are as much ft ared and
lesrw'cted abroad as they would bo witb one,
are Invited to consider the case of Charlea A.
Van Kokkelcn. This man was urrestod in Hayti
flftcen montbs ago in viob.tion of trealy rights.
Our Goverament haa frcquently demanded his
Telease, but the Haytian autboritica paid little
attention to our communicationB, until the re
port waa kpread about tbeir lsland tbe other
day that tbe new American Minister waa ap
yrroaching on board a man-of-warj then
Van Bokkelen waa let out in a hurry. There ia
Mto docuinentary proof to ahow that the aup
posed ruan-of-war had auything to do with tho
prisonti's rcleaso, but it looks hko it.
Thefirstmovfon tbo part of Mr. Murray.
new Chief-of-Police, is to abolish tbc old sys
t.in of dislrict in-p.-ction, an.l ? good niove it
is. The ii^jn-ctors will no longer bo WlbO_>
dinate. coniiuando.s of tho fOKM with -MJJJ
pn-mgaiives and privileges; tbey will bfl nids
of the Siipeiinlcnilent.in whoso bands theieins
of authority eatibe mnch more doselygathered
aud moro ifnnly beld. The more the niaiiag.
nieiii of thfl paUeail coiitralizi d, tbe better for
its t-fiic-i.-iiey. Fawai people will know waaiM
going on, and thero will be less chance of tbo
pbUH of th.- Chief agniiist rriimnuls bcn- be
traved. For instance, when a de-c. nt M BBtBr
bUoabo-fleaia propoae- tha gamWew will not
gct warning so quiekly as her.t.il'oie.
Sucli fldeat-Ae batting as that pttrfatmed by
Daai.l Otr, in thfl game of baseball at the 1'nlo
iii'..iii.?l.syc.sterd,'iy, tttfl nev.r been exrciled in
this city, and probably nevcr beaten in a pro
fessional game in this country. Orr went to
tho bat six times, and inatie two single hi(s,
two two-buse lnts, ono three-base bit an.l a
home run. When one remembers ihat six lnts
are frequcntly all tbat a whole nine ean niake
in a game, the treinoiidous woik perfoi-nied by
this one ph.v-i- is leaiized. Orr becaim
proininent in baaflhflll only laat, ycar. and his
batting WfJ sogoo.1 that he stood thir.l at thfl
ond of tbe season. Sliould lu- eontinue to wi.-bl
the bat M hfl wiflldfl it at presenr. there is little
(l.mbtasto whowill lead the Aineri.an AflflO
< lation batsincn wh.-n th.. OOld windfl 0_ autumn
forco tbe _iall-to?wr to hide away the bat and
ball and recnpoiato for another fleaeoO- BB-B
paign. _._,
TIIE REI'l ULir IXS OF OUIO.
In its platfoini, n< w. II as in its oboiceof
eand-datea, the RepubUeaa CoaTentlaii of Obio
ha-done s|il.'ii.li.lly. Ita phrtfonu i? aattong
and appropriate _tateme.it of Bepablieao
prtndpleB, and of tha Juata^ounda opoa whieh
ihe oonduetof tha Deiaoeratk party bot* tothe
State and in the Xation is arraigned. The
i.oininapcn of Judge Porakerwaa enectedeo
i.-a.lilv.aiidbv so decisivea nia.jnrity, tbat there
aaa ba ao doubt it repreaonta tha hearty feeitng
as xvell as the dclili.'i'.ito piel'ennre of the
party. Bal it was greatly _9>_tti|r*hened by the
linppy si-li.'tii.n of one of hia mosl xvoti li.v aiul
pupular opponenta for lolewteaaat-GoYernor.
W'iicn Qeneral Kennedy aceepted, all felt thal
it xvas on his part a inerinee, and that it rrai
iionoiable in hiin and a proof ol derotioo to
BepobUean principlcs that ha ao wiUiagly ae
ooptcd thal ?_9ri_rnBitrn1 nnaiihiioaaly made bj tha
.oiivciitioii. In otiier napeeta the ticket ap
pears to be an admirable one, and tha en
ihiisia-on whleb attaaded tha Bominationa wfll
go with the BepnbUeanj through the eampaign,
and will grcct the chY.-tivo OiatOH who have
baaa eboaea to repreaent tha party Ihronghou.
tha State.
Mi.st Atly, tho platform oata at the fn ni the
.lutyof toaintainlng the rigbt of ?afJrage.and
amignad t ho Deniocratic party fet thal de
libeiata rappreeaioa of the balloi by whieh ita
N'atinii.fl rictory waa gained, Tha aneeiawiUi
whieh all opponenta of the BepobUean party
meet this i.-aiie only scive lo show that they BTB
.?..lisiioiis ol ita inne, and have DO other \\. Jl I..
meet it. l'ice goverm.it in thia citintiy x\ ill
not liavc long to livc, if Bter tlie time eomea
that tbe people do aot eare to maintain aaered
and iiiviolal.li' the right of tha people in (?'"..?
part of tbe land toafree ballot and aa honeal
eoant, l'roperly, also, the pl.'.t lm ni placea aesl
in miportaiice the qiiestion of labor and ita in
tereeta. Itnot only otrgaa in general termelegfa*
lation to harmohisethe Lntereata of labor aad
of eapital, bat explieitly demanda the ciie.-tiv.
jiroteciionof bome intinai;y, tha adaeation of
the people, tba exdaalon of eontraci 1 bor.and
the arreat ..i tbe ac lalaition of publie laoda I
alicns. On the tarilt question. the plattonn i
pspeetally elearaad ktroog, and it* arra gnmenl
ol the Demoeratle party ia Ohlo fur itariola
tkmaofpledgee, partiealarly regarding tha duty
.tn xvi.i.l, will have greatVllcct with tbopaople
of that state. \?r ti it Inappropriate thal ;.
eonvention of the loyal party of tbe Xation
slmuld cull the Xational Adminiatration toae
eoant for Ita ayatetaatie prafareaea af rebeU
and lcbel syiiipatliizi-is. and tlie caic it l.a
takea to honor the naoat Botorioaa enemieaol
li-ee gorernment. Wiih eqaal toree.alao.tbe
A.iiiiinii-tiatioii is called to 90000?1 lor its ?li
regard of tha prineipuM of Ciril Bei riee refbrnt,
and its bad faith toxvaid thoaewho siipj.orted
Preaident Cleveland in tha hope that tiie promo
tioaof a.liiiinistiativc nioiiii xxiiiil.l beaebief
end to be gained by his election. In State
niattcrs, too, tho coiidiict of the Iici'iuir.iti.
party dariag the laat two yeara ajfarda tha eon?
vention iiiii|.n- reaana for appeallug to the people
xvith ct-ntiiience. Tha j.l.it iorin nr^es that the
destnictiuii af tha Beotl Liqnorlaa haa plaeed
upon piopcrty-owtiers an inereaaedbnrdenof
more than 13,000,000. aad that Ittetbedaty
,,f the Lcgislature to nse faithlnlly and eflcct
ively xvliatever powers it poaaeaaaa in.tler tha
Con.stiliition for the rcgiilatioii and taTBlioa oi
the li.j.ioi- tratllc. Nor is tlie ixtiavagiinco of
tha DcniDcratic Lcg.slatnro forgotten s ita tn
comi.etence, its ttuuaeleaa partiaanahlp, and ita
notorioiis eorruptoOB, have made tha lata Legia
lnttue a disgrace even to the Deniocratic party
of Ohlo.
The proceediiiL'.s of tbis eonventlon show that
the reports of faetional strife atmia-g the Kepnb
licans in Ohio have been iii.itinlactiiied and cir
culated xvithoiit foinidation, in the hopO of si'iv
lag Deinoc-ratic ends. Tha party is iu rcalily
more united than iu any prcvions Btata eam?
paign lor many years. It showed a lai_N B8B
jority of tha popnhir vote last year, and onght
to be still strongiW BOW, if tho honest peopli; of
tha Btata have any mind to condenin eithera
iii.i.at conupt and partisan Lgi.-latnre, or a
niost uiifaithfiil and unworthy Xutional Ad
niinisUatioii._
UIE VEW PJUMB M1MSTXB,
Tho Qrnwin haa awri for tha 9traitga8l lather
than ___? Mfeat Oppoadtlaa leader. Biaee Lord
Heaconslicld'a dealh Lord Salisbnry has been
tha niott brilliant and ori;:in.il stat.-inan on tha
Toiy niile. He will have the intcllechial loire,
keeaoaaa ol paratpttoa, eoarage and detenaiaa
tion, which are reipiisite iu such a ciisis as the
jiicscnt one in Caliii.et (.ovtriiiinnt. llis
earei-i prescnls a rOMMtl of many niistakt s in
p4xlitia-.il jiidgiiicnt an.l continuoii.s hoslility to
popular leioniis. An uns.ife jiaity lc.idi i, he
will not be ablo to c-.inmaiid the eonlideuco of
the country in the Miaiatrj which he miv
foiin. Hut be is a iinin of foree, who xxill BOt
hesitato to take great ri.aka and to inake a bold
appral lor the aappofft of tho constitiieiicics. Hir
Slallord Xortheote xvotild have made tho safer
liinie Ministcr, if Lord Halisbury could h.tve
been AapODdtd gpM to support hiin In-artily.
Hut the Queen has prefened to siiiiniion to ln-i
sido the atrongcr and moio resolute leailei,
who will have tiie encrgy and audacity to
organize a Oovernment without sbowiug signs
of vacillation aud indecision. A Government
tdio ia bound to provide in otder to bring tho
prescnt Ministerial doadlock to au end.
Whether tbat Government xvill olarm or reas
suro the country, uud theretiy eitber injure or
uid the proayeota of tho Coneot vutivo party. ia a
political question which docs not concorn a con
Btitutional sovereign.
Ono curious anomaly is to bo noted ln Lord
Salishury'* succession. Ile was bitterly op
poscdtoihcRc.oinil.iUof lS07and refl-gBod
ollhein conse.pienco of Mr. Disraeli's pflTfllflt
encoinintro.luciiigit. Ho originatod the fam
ous phiase, u A leap in the dark," and throtigh
out the dflbatflfl -JapUfed his abhorrence of tho
mnflrir This ll tiie statesman who will prob
ably aiipoal to a reorgani/.cd . l.ctorato under a
new Bafona BOI moro revolutionary than thfl
me which excitcd his dlelike and rtdieale
eicbtflfl- vcnrs ago. An ultra-Tory, he was
then swayed by tho decp-seatcd prejiitlicesof
the titied classes. Ho -toflpisad his colleague,
Mr. Dieraeli, as an adv.nttiii'i' and I charlatan,
who bad no rlght to coiiimit the Conscrvativo
party to ? poHcy <"' ebaneo bm-O-j to g?B*ifT au
lOfaof political lcgcrdcinain. He wasMestined
|0 heeOBM in after yeais the rimtidential asoci
lltt. :,,i(l thfl -Oflflt iulsonie BB-Ogtol of the lca.br
wlmm he then dcnoiinced in his acrid (juartnlg
BaaiM articl.-s as an nnsalV and unpiwiphd
mid. In tho fuht.'ss of tlme he was to propoee
l jiiilitical troeewith Mr. tilailstonc by which
ihe PraaebJM Ac4 co_M be reeeoed tromdefeat,
two millioni arm.-d with the ballot, and the
lepiaoentativB fljeteea reorgaataed on the
broadeetliaae. Aaewleao la tbo dark to floo
to be made, and Lord Baltohnty, by a taataetk
eapriee of _artuK.li to saperintand thcpro
CCSS.
UCBBATIOB FOB TBOBB WHOBBBDtT.
Wefcds'iro that the ^'reat inajority ot our
laadan an- heartilj in _y_apatbj with tho
Sataiday balf-hoUdaj maremeBt lt is te
thoroOgfalj ulioIcsoineamladmiiaUe, UhflflflO
muchtoco.nineii.lit.tliat it Will fB OU cui.?iiier
iog an.l tn .'oi.r. Bol its 8000066 mtt-4
,1,,,,-n.l entiiely apoa th.- groal bo.ly of the
people outsi.lc ot th,- ihope and exebaagee,
,]?. miltoaod the banks. If nea andwamafl
p-nerallv will inake up their lninds todOBO
r,:is??...a;,?dnol.uyi.igon Satur.lay atternnous
doriog tha -iiiimi.-r Btontha, btoij employer
will gladlj eJoae hto doora and give thewage
eafiraiathehaBiaof reewetleu and reet which
they i..1. lf the people in thedtj wttl itte
up thappiag on Baturday afteraoBiie dnrtngthe
baated terra, if paiahaaew from the enoatry
willinake tli.il tripfl '?. tOWH BO aOVM Other
day,il our ni.n oi B-tolrewill eloeo ap tholr
ttaiisa.tidiis Ibf the weok <?? Batarday morniBg,
tIm ii then wttl bo ao amp-oyen who will aol bo
eager to ioin ln this bumaae and ezeelleat
Miovcin.-ni, whteh will add ao largely to the
general bbbi ot bealth and iiapptaeee.
Bolaagaa manofactoriofl ami offieee. itoi_6
;iik1 eiehangefl,renia-n open for bflfltneaa dnring
cvci-y afteraoon in the week, the opportBBlttoe
for rccicatioti and eojoyaieBl aftorded the men
m.l w..!ii ii, the boyflaad t'?- glrle, who etaod
behind eenoteri or beod <>.? i deekfl, e 'ho wateh
(iv. T loomsor w.nk in in.-l.il-. in.i-t bfl M-aiit.v
and meagre. Whal chance have they '"!
iodnlging in the Innoeenl aad laadabto nports
and irain.-sof the.l.iv ? What t-BM tot baflflball
ni rowlng, for town-tennfa or ereqaet, fora eing
or takisg part ln athletie exereleeel lf thej
eaa hare a Batnrday aften.n o? braeisc aad
refreflbtng direnion, thoy will be Ear more
likely to go to the chnn h o i Baaday aad be
iu a far better frame ot mind to liat.-n tflgodly
eoonaal from tlu- p ilpit Oor dergymen and
? nn- cliuicli mtmbera .\ill Bod bo florer and
-,il, r v.ay ol roltoTiog <>ar New-V.uk Bundayfl
11.nn the repmach of AXCOMlve frirolity, of
obJectioaablediTor-ioafl, <>f dlaaipatton ami rtoe,
tbaa tl.DeonrageiBenl ami BXtoaaioaof the
plaa im- a Mim.i.iv half-hoildaj. dorgyman
aboaldeall arpmi thett euniQ-gaHo-Mi ... il<? ail
in ihi-ir power t<> a-Mii-l ;i bi ivemonl " bloh will
?aeetapliab bo madi good und i<> which ao
taintoferilor >\".!n.' adhoree. 'Ihe memberi
?t the eborehM au 1 al'. pooplfl ev.l.vw h. iv wli,.
?-Topathiie wlth eflorUto makfl tholrfellow
, li.-altiii.-r aad baopier flboald aaita to
lapport thfl in >-..!.uut b] givingap ebopping
.n.l tradfl ou Batorday aftemoooa in aomtoer.
When one.- tbe plaa haa bec.oompletoly
floccaflafnl in thtoeity?aad it ledaily nuking
the mofli eaeonragingaad exteaeirc progreea?
ItflbeaflfldaJ IndaeaoM will Bwiftly apraad all
i.ver tl.e country. Philadelphia aud Bofltoo,
Chioago aod St. Loolfl, CiaeiBBati aad Baltl
iii.ue, will bastea to tollow tlu- eiaiaplfl of thfl
motropolia An-l when this benefleenl plaa
becomefl irenerali 111 ? - relationa between em
playen aad empl lyed will I"- far m we friendly
;i!kI enrdial thaa ti" y are al preeeat. WT? aball
harafewer elrikee and maehleee frietioo, and
tha inillions ol wiige-earnen in the LTnlted
Btatea will be more eoateated, more eomfort
ible ami more bealthfol. Tliis will beabotter
eoootry to live in and will etmtaia millioofl al
better dttoeae._
TBB PANXBYLVAJfJA LKOIBLATUBB.
Thfl PeBBflJ Iv.inia LcgtolatBN ndjoiirni d
yefltei day witbool bariag Beeompliahed tho ra
districting of the Btate, owing to Qorernoi
I'.uii-.in'-svct.i. As the aext regnlar leeaion
will not take plaee until the winter of l^sC
'87 ti,.- Qoti tnoi is iaid to b<- thinhingoteail
iiiK anot .hei e.\i ia B s-u.n. i his would be -o
obi ion-l> abenrd Ibat the rumor would be Im
iiieiii;.'.iy dtocredited if it were not for tho ex
traordinaiy OOBTM which QoYflH-Or PattlflC
has pui'Mie.l on thtoqaeettaa. Hto eztia lea
-,1011 last year eoai Um Btate balf ? millioo
dollars ami eooompltohed nothiag. The Legto
latnre which baajnel eompleted Ito worfc was
ehoaen an that lasne. lt paaied fair bills en
the Mibject, whlch wero epproved by manj
Detaoeratfl, but tbe Qorernot retoed tlu im. 15y
the aid of Damoeratic rotaa the Benatc paaied
(he (.'.m _i <?- -imiiil ApportlOOniflOl bill OTflT thfl
Go\( ruoi'-s veto, bnt owing lo liipiiblicati
dci'ection ii falled Cor laek of Jhre
votes in the lloitse. This failure lo np
puitioii the S;,ile utulcr the teiith ccn
tsiis is iliu- wbolly to the QoTereor. An
ext:-.i session WOOld be BI fiuilb-ss M the
one called BT GrOTOIUBC lliil.
Thfl paaeage oi areform eharter for Phlla
delphl| wam the iiu,.st notable id of the leoflioo.
This will not i'iilly tak<-( li'.-et until atter lln
elictioii ol Ihe aexi .Mayor, but it [acoiiiideiitly
expeeted t<? be al graal poblie beaaflt. 'Jl..
Mgh lioBBflfl an.l a a iiuiuber of other good
?JCTimrna failed to paee,
TUE GREAT YAOBT UACA ran tiie fir
Thexaiiii raoaaofthiaweeh barejaatly en
ronraged tlioxe ol'tiie jaeliting men who hopc
lo relaiii ihe i.iik !i-].n/.'il A.n. rii-a Cup iu ii,,.
ciiaii.ily ol 'Ihe X (????- Vork Ciub. 'Hu, -ailin.
qiialities of all the l'mir centicboard lloOM
xvl.i.-h have abOWB I liein-elves ____| year a:.
pcoved to ba of ? higti order, and tha iifth, Mr,
Tiave.-'ayaehi Panny, thongfaahe has not ye(
been laeed, uas inaile a lal. (lfiiionsUal ion ol
lur power. li is pleeatng to thiah th.it tha
fears of yaclit.aini 11 1 h.it 1 in* cii|, migiit be sur
reiidireil willionl a .!..-? "'.iitest aie not. in,\\
ttkelj t . ba raaaiaad, aad that kte fata doea aoi
wholly depeiid on Ihe two great sloops xvhieli
have recently been laaUMhed, Tlie (i.iiesta
will have lo be an oxtreniely fast boat If sln
beatsyaehts that eaa nialv ion iniles an hour
in a ligiit breeze.
The ino.it gratifying result of tho recent rc
galtas is to be loiind iu tlio proof they all.n.l
that the prominont yachtsmen oi the Xew-York
Club fully -vppi vciate the uceessity of putliug
forth their niost strenuous efibits to defend
tho cup. Wre may now fairl.y hopo for a race
that will ba inemorable, aud that will be in no
way humiliating 11 ouryachtsmcn.cvcnthougb
tho cup bhould bo takeu back across the
Atlautic. ______________________?____.
SOitE FEA TUBBB O* TBlJBDA\m^TOBMa\
The Weather BB-BaB at Wh_h_Bg*BB bflgBB
npocial obscrvations in IS- 1 for tho stinly of tluui
(U-r storins, and thfl HeW-fa-gJaad M-tcoroioKieal
Boetoty lias iimtated ita cxauiple this year. TIicbo
otganizations, aswell as individual students of
siK-li phonohiena, will l.rob.ib'y mid the aeries of
fltflcmswhtohbefaa taDakota laatweak Fn.iay
and ,-ii'ii (i in gaar-l-aglaad Hoaday amflh tbe baal
which llus MBflOa has albird. 1 ffl* their JlUipOflflfl.
'I'ln'sc storms wore cxc-ptionally BBBMBOBfl and
seroro tfl chnractcr, and tfl-d to corrcborato
sonie ptaafBl towewhtoh MmWaflhtagtoaDaieei
provi.sionally doduced from last year's iBTflflflJgfl
tion.
Oneof thflflfl ntofl is that tho irreat majonty ol
Unud-8 flllBBH BflflBf tfl tho Boutheastward of n
eoatM of law baiemfltar The odd thtag ai>out this
is that nonri hflflfMa to thfl nortlioastwaid; for, or
dinanlv. in stonns devoid flf fllflflttiflal ph.-nomona.
rain t-J-fl in ptaflflfl fltoBflat flgBB-ly nutnerons on
pitlier _ide of tho jronerally eastward lino alonR
whtflhth*lar-raflat-fladf-BflflJ. When tho iBfltat
BflBiMOf stur..h. with Ughtatog, h.nl or rain, and
drstriutivo fjaaaa,hflgflB, l-'riday nlght, in South
eastcm Dakuta, the g-OBlMl baromntric de
pirssion waa in tho aorthweetflm cornur
of that Territory. Of tho scor.-s of dis
tiiibancs that ensnoil, in BflUlbflfl Hh_>
MBOta, Wisrnnsm and ttiflhigaa, N'ortliem _OWB,
Ultaoteaad ladtaaa, Ihflprortooflof Ontarin, _faw
York, gflW-Jflflflfl/, I'ciiiiMylvania und Vir?inia.
New- Eagtoad and thooast'Tii prnvinces, not one,
so f.-ir na luanl fr.?in. OflflBlflfld DOBthol the i-a<t-.vard
eoatflfl of thfl law flflatni aad, with faw axoto
tloBfli ail were .-a-st <>f a liuc diapped loathwaid
fi.nii it.
Thfl piBflfldflato ?puarflB-_y eetabltohfld laat _-oar
were ciosciv fniiowi'd iataro athae rflflpafltai tha
tii i nl i-.Hiiitrv visltcd by tho rriin. hail, lightaiBC
gfllaaaad totaadoM wldeaed. fau-iik,", as it ?_?
toadfld eaatwardi bat tho ball goBorally hs*p<
within tWB or thi"o liiiiidi.d mllflfl oftho l.iw
cditie. laDakota tha bell ?f Bffltotad toitttorjr
wm fleaiaaty a haadiad leftofl wtda
Raat the Attoatk tii. storiin oeeaned a?
int.rvals from l'.ut Ib.pe. ou tho Caaada rfdfl ot
Lake Ootarto, to Woodotoeh, !_. Thi hailitora
in. Northi'U-it.rn PflBBfljrlTaaifl was ptobablj tha
et ifl lurtheat from thfl tow eO-rtTBi which, at tbfl
tlme. waa ii littio wc-t of Ottawa,
ffhathor an j oi Umm looal -stomn IrarflU-d __ora
rapidljr thaa UM laa eaatn lo arhlsh they ?raM_a
l.ii.-d, m tba Sigaal Ofltofll-pottfl __Jgkl baaa to
one toexp. et, .1 ies n >t flkarly a;'i?;ir from thfl
cineiit aflWfl diflpatebfla Aaotbec M|we__dea-y
dedoetloa " of tha Sreather Baraaa whieh w?6 n,,t
I ai this tIiii.- is tbal t!i- a.-iivlty
uf s'l.iins iii.". dawa ?t flroatag aad ibtItm in thfl
Btnrnrag Thflra ware -OB-flllToly doaiBBfltiBt-oi- in
thiaBtflto aad Caaada lataBaaday aight _Lpe_a1
aboal whleb thflm wlll be aomfl diflbfoaefl ol
opioioa, t<>', li wbflther the deatraatiTfl wator
6B0Bt6 ta s.it't-rti Maxloo Batarday nnd Baad iv
?, |.. ithe ?] item of Btarma aader
eoBfltdflfBtioa.
Bfl I farfl .-' itl" ' bfltWflflll tWO great uirriirr.Mil
,,f irtde f diff-raol teniperatttrM N tobfleflnflldfli-d
.., ni .,, i .1 r-6 ?? ra?_* noi fai detonataed bj
Mkmri-ia Baeb l atraggie, bowatari fim to
have BBBB fllOMly avvinateil with this p.irl il nl U
LT.-up. A w ra "f flto-O-. aboonaally wann
?r whi'-h exteodfldfroto thfl Oalf of Mextco
I,. Dahotaoa Priday laal ?1 ai iteadlly flflfltwari
ti?. in-vt thn ? .; i. -. elfl 6ly pramfld by
a eold v iv.- of mob iBtoaalty tbal la maay
plaeM ta thfl Horthwaat tbe tea.pfl8a.arfl
lu fl few boBlfl fflU 40 ' "r -..)-?. and, in nt IflBBl OBfl
Inataaee, 80?. g?ar tha /Ltlaatifl -flaboaid thfl
| . ,|,i|,!. I y.-t .I.MlU Bwrhod.
i ha etarkfl ?_? am .iii.,\Toii .i baU-boli lay ibi
nft,.r.i....ii flOgbl ""t t.. o.l.-l.mt.. th. - ,.sioii I.y
,,., .,. a tooi ol tbfl Broada-f abop*. li Ibej aro
gratafal i". laa flflaaaaalofl fltadfl t" tbaaa, l.-t tii^m
ba flqaally aoo idarata t,. tba gtaai army of ch-rkN
? , s iBfla i?. an ht ii ??.,.; i.'ve.i hix (all daj_ a
moak. l'-t tle-iii l.e.-ji uut "t tle-sliops. Alldlcttl.
,,,: \. ,s-i..rU j.i.n iii tbfl fliy: "No ihoppiag
B atardaj flftaraaoa."
?
Mr. Oladflloao'fl fntan moim is aow thf antai in
tarflatlog qaaatioo ta EagliaB aolltioa. 11 -*? >
,... i,t ii.eii ^;"11 woold
tbe Llberalfl with ?l a laadfl. in an ali i
eaaTflea ta whiflb It wlll bfl of tbo atmo.t import
bbm to kaap both tha Radiealfl aad tbfl Whlgfl ta
lioa. A? Ihflte i-* ao othflr ?tal maan .>n thfl Llbiral
?idfl trhoeaii aoeeflfld la dotag this, bataenM praflflara
is uir.-.T'iv I'.-in- broaghi t. baar toiodaMat_to
i.-i un tii-- le .''ers up. BlrCharlM Dilke bM paid an
. t tributfl tO blfl. ti,'! i thfl pl.it'..nn. and bfl
_ ci.i,-,i aathaalaatksallj by bi* followorfl wbra
erar bfl .'.i>ii".irs ta tba Comtaonfl. Ilr. Qladatooe
bMM ..it'-n todiflatfld biflaaxifltj to be relMtred frooi
Um larnblfl i-tr.nii ?>f pablto llffl that it aaemfl _o
probabla tbat be eafl ba eoaxa l ..r Sattarad toto ? b>
t, i i.' upon a now fltootoral eanpalga .-' t !iis a.l
raaoed aga h>- eaaaot bopa to laad tho Eagliab dfl
nocracy after gnalag lt with thfl balloi Ho will
nat.i.iily ba relaetaat to rally thflia for batttaa
whleb l"- eaaaot tiK'it blawelft
-^
ih, sun afinie al ? Iom la nadfltataad laa Itan tt
f,coeioM flttMkfl tip.ui Mr. RaadalL It'maarfofltljr
ptalo lo l.'.-puiiii.-iti- tn.t Ihatjoaraal arillalwaya
BaMil Piotoctioaletflb whathar it is irorktag foi (in.
p:irty or tbe othoff. W.i it was iioiiuiially u Bfl
pflblieaa Joanial it waa aa aateaokflB advooato of
I':,-.? i r.ide aad aaaaligaaal opaoaeal ol erflrji lia
,. ;,n,i eaaabli P_otflotloot_il tathflpartjr. Kbb
tbal it '-1 pflnaaaaatlyflallatadoa th> Daaaoeratlc
ildfl, it oiiiKle-i oat PrateettoBtote li_-_> Mr. Baa
d.ill tor larellaM aba??
I lm iriiini.l. r*. nt Pittaboutg ptobabli baajia t<> wish
thal atayet Harriaoa of ChieafO had baaa leaoofa
,l.-iii.i:.'irn?'. Baaaaaa ha ha.l l<>at tba napaet al aab
-lantiai oitiaaaa, .-u.'l aaegh, t<> ratahi it by tha aap*
.wloa af gamh-lag la Chloago, or at laaat hj pra
i,ii imu to oappreea tha cvii, a paataambarai
amblora arere aaofad to look aboel thaeeaotry ioi
,,tin i .-iv.tiini.ie raatlog plaaoo. it Baaaaa that ataay
.,f iin in hadflxaJ thatrayaaon Plttebar__ aad tha
llayor <?f thal towa aeeordiagly thoaght it worth
abda t<> aaa htopowaeaalae hartheoappwaoloB "t Um
, ?, ,|. 1 lnis it L'Oin.-a tn puss tliat Mayor Il.in i.s.m's
ir__ihlaaaaaaa raaalta in eahataatial halp to tho
?oaaa nf BBod piTarnraant an.l rirtaa ia aaotbar
eitv. Ba i* to ba aoagratalatad that ba has i.c.'i. of
?arriea to a k",m' eaaaa aomawbera, otob il aaiataa
ttoaaily, __^_
i in- i:ai of praaoata gtTaa by Qaoeral iirnnt to tho
[Tolted Btataa oontaiai ooiaa rara aad eariana rdiia
winiii will grow tiii.te vainaiiie wlthoachaaoeoad
mg year. lt's ettaraeteriatifl ..i tho Qenoral thal h*
ehooaaa to leaYo iie-a. HOBaaatooo ..f hio earaor, aad
,,f |h0 ilava aad a.-hii'vein.Mits xvlli."h gBTO Iiis miino
ita |.ii.ii'le-t liisln-, to tbo xvholo pooplo rather tlun
lo 1ns laintlv. ThO spirit nf contiileiiee nml iillerlii.n
tii.it Boaaaaaaatbo Katioa for Ito aoldUor-horauthal
iia.a hiii'vivmi all tho btttoaaooo of aai and tho ooa
tentioaa Of politics, und that rxprexaos itselt ao
eaiBoottj aaw,maat Impart to hia loaaly d.iys a
({ratflitl M'lis.' nf pOaOO,
-_.
Here ia a ohooldBg st.,te of atl'airs l BOOM BBB iu
ti,,. boboo "t tho Baaaatarj af the Va~F haa aetaaUy
li. BB ).''^?"*.' ."'di-rs iu Ihe BeOJN aiy's BhO.'''. BBd
aai aaly withoai tho Beeiatarjr'a kaowlodjo, bal
.v.'ii eeatrary t<> hia artahoa! Caa ll ba Ihailhatoo
traiu.lii.aiy gOBtaO frniu Ta_UM 0 1." was oi.co ap
poloted dooBhaapat ta tbo Boaao <>f B9_ajaaaata?
tixea, ji,ni Btra-ghtway Jhwlaiod that ba was "a
inuiT aaaa th:m alo Oiaaf* oaa it ba i?<?.--aii?io
ihut ba B> (l1" I BkOta c.Mi.f.'rlalily lnstalkxl iu
iVaalllagtOB, ..n.l nnxv faaatoa that hu 18 "a biger
iniiii than i.i'1 Wliitnoy"?_
'Ih.' laaaparof Ffta t*ew*York ri'm."'. fni'lacxprossion
iiiito aftaa in earulcsa exprcasinns whiiih iliaoloso
ini.ie than thoy ar* prolmhlv m.-ant to diaclnao.
Tli.ia iu speakiiiK of tlio.iiifainniis Deniocratic L?g
lal.itiiro of (Hiin that jotirnal aavs. " It waa ('xc<.p
tionally giaady, ?xtrava_;aiit and open to bad inllu
oucoa." Tbo laat phrase ia a peculiarly delicuto
poriphraais. Had Ih? Timei been talklna of a Be
pahUaaa Legislature one-balf as bI?meworthy, it
would not bave said that it was ? opon to corrupt
influcnceg." but would] havo obserred tbat it wna
rotten. and infamoasly corrnpt, and a diagraco to
tho Stato and to tho party respouaiblo for it. But
inasmnch na this was a Legislature controlted by
the zealons supporters of * Cleveland and reform ?
it xvas only * opcn to bad intluences."
Captain Lawton, of the 4th Cavalry. appears
to have ninde a rather sorious raistake. He was
sent ont to capturo tho Apachcs, and ha allowed
the Apaches to capturo his snpply pampaudkill
flvoof his men. As they could not havo been far
l'roiu hiscnmp Whaa ho starterl on his scout, it ia
somowhat siugularthat ho failedtodiscoverthem.
BaoatS, likc chanty, ahould begin at bome, at loast
iu the Apacho country, aud a scontin . party which
passes by Indi.ms ambushed noar its owu cainp is
hardlv likely to find them furthor aflold.
Wo observo that tho death of Victor Hugo hai
started a nowspaper discassion as to xvhat book is
tho gtuate.it work of fictlou. It is to bo hoped tiUxt
a decisiou will not bo hurriedly forced. Mr.
Do9_aaa B, Eatou will soon issue his great work on
the ? rraotloal(taaratiea of tho Civil Seivico Law."
FERSOXAL.
Lord Dalhouslo has sold 30,000 aoros of hli frorfar
shlre eatatei, includlng old Kelly rastle, Baliuos.le,
Hariihtll, Invorkollor. Klnnrdl and Huuthlll. Ho has
somethlnjt moro than 100,000 acrei loft.
Mr. Lanotichere hears from Herlln that H ls doubtful
whether any iiieinliera of the Kalser's famlly xvlll attend
tho w.-ddliiirof the .?rinoossBoatrlce. It Is lald that
tka Priaaeaa Victorla of llohcu-olu-ra waa luvlted to act
as i.riilesmuldaiid refuaed.
The lato Karl C.urns left only personal property, not
havingnxvned an acrs of land.
riB9laa9ll* baa notyet Oaaaaai wbore to plaoe ber
ai.itne. ,?f (inrfteld, tbough tho Cuatom Houso S .uare ls
much uieiitloued.
Conirresinnn W. L. tfcott, of Krle, xvho rame to Xo? -
Vork to watoh hla aalllaa in the vurlous races, Is con
ilne.ltii l.ls room at tiie. l'ifth Aveuuo Ilotci wlth a bo
ran attaek of sclutlca.
Thodoathof Mr. Kvolyn Jerrold. romarks The While
h'i'1 Hrriew, removei froni niodornJournallsm tho bearer
nfo fllotlaialabrtaaata who promiied toinak? himseif
., Ilteiaiy eareer worthy of lt. Itls not olten that liter
ary talnnt rntis from father to son for three aticcoi.lve
laoaraHoaa, 99it rtlfl ta thl* caio frora Douglas Jerrold
toltl.iiirli u-.l Jerrold, and from lilancfiard Jorrold to
Kvelyn Jerrold. It l? not 10 loajr slnco tli it Mr,
Blanchard .lerr..ld dlod at an a,o whieh, tlioiieh not un
tiiitniiii, ret i-.nii.l not iiut ba eot?idorod too earlyi and
i.i)wlil*?i..i has f.-lloWHil liiui lu a far nioro uiitimeiy
le.uli. Mr. Erolyn Jarroid was axpoedlngly popalar in
loarnallitleotrclai Ib Londoa,aad loO~M behlud him a
larg-e nuinber of frlouds t? taojrat bfct lois.
Xx A-IHS..ION, June l_-.?Secrctary D.iyard returned to
XVa.alilti^toti tbls iiiorninif.
TIIE TALK of TUE DAY.
Cnptaln Iltf-'li Lowta, of Wtsaaaata, a one-armed Unlan
?otdiar who haa baaa a Daaaoaiat for twonty-tive years,
?ad, B91IOlll9i lahtaBO/B atory, worked hnnl toKet his
piriy into l'o.v.r nl tl.e last Natl >nat electlon, bas sent
ti. ihr naaaiiafci staU Jnumal 9 l.'tter renouix lug his
?Ihajloana lo Iko Doaaaoioiij. aai aaaaattBg tbat no ouo
.riii lahof Baera aataaatlr baroaftar to .lefeat tbat or
canliafrirOi w . it aksltaaa hlm cblcfly li tlio mimber of
-Brapaatant rattali appotatad t.> afaaa bythaaavAaV
,.iniatrnti-ii. Oapaalo Lowto baobaaa aaMoaoaforo.
tbaBoaoa <.f RaptoooBlatl'raa, bb4 baa lateiy daelined
piLiiintiotis Bflkrad him ky PoatooraUo laadar* Thla
raettadteatea, The BBUt J/oama. ti.tnki. that huinotlvos
lu malrlag Hiis uiiiiou.icement aro" pur*ly of a patrlotlo
?i ,t ir?.iiiidii">teiii.ii.atli.<fro:i)i>.>raoi) iloo:nldei-atlons.,?
Itlsalm.-atlmi. ...'.b'.oto keep Bp wlth tho tltu.-a ln
IbeMaawulxlugdaya. Tka aawael wrtpkla ia .uaibotio
einlesta fur n yiKi.ix Ud/ to |','.'K<''?'V^''1'w.'.h
?i,,l.,tnre trunk. "stenati.ly i,.r eol ara and ooSi, *ltb
rrooi uoiod auramar raaorta aad ^rward 18 Bf
.er i.'.vi.. h.-r i"--t youaa min. ir tho IrUBk
.-., there lt .-Ul ilxalfy : " raa'l lt an, approprlate
' for aweddltiK trlp T If tka balt li aueooaofal
, ,... in.m-t.,:i..:-x.-'aeii i-r.ler for soui.- now uud
w.-y nieo olotkaa.- [Uartfofd Pool,
TbaaalatprlalaiLaadoa iWiprapt hai not-nilte mas
nr.'.l .xu.eiU'.ii BMtkoda. lt araa all rl^bt to *o.d a re.
. ,i.'i.ii-?:. 1 !'?? ?> i IkaiadOV nlijbt to ascer
bataaaac aai tacd laltabary kadgaaataBatearal,
l.nt it wus uli wr,,iixto l,o onreut wltb the ussuruuee
. m ,r,.ila a m Mfa la kod." t-d _ao_aol .h.wi
,.? noblo L-ird at ntcl for tho north at luldnl'.ht,
porkaaa only a fow ojtaataa after tbe roporter'a a*u. 8o
tlnt he n.iiat hav? h-eu Iii bed with hl* boots and tr.iv*'.
,r ohaald hara laatotod aa bav
i tatha badtaoaa,oratloaotoabolagollawad
klaioi lablp ? lom rtaaihoohoald hara aoatod
liiina.-if ou tlio ,sii l.nr.'l aud wat.-bed Batft doors uutll
UtoralBg. Wo do thr.*.' tliino lieiter ovt-r bere.
Ttialaaiaaiaillnftrtt TBt INaMpa Kapti toaapaaaa
aC aaaaa aaadaifal f.at^; kai bo oatdld him-wif on
iinirs.uy wiirn bo eaalarod thal OoaoralWaadfOcd'a
?? poatattor tutm i? jraatarthao ktaaatarlot presekuce."
?,.-ii. r.il Woo.lfor.l l.ua ..ur mu.at lieaitieit fyiupalby.
tiik (ii.FiFi i. oaiaoBB.
Ofarajokatbal wao orlpplod aad ?aral
iu.. fuuDj iini'i laaaed, wftk a Ipok r.>.-!?rn.
ruuwera *l.ai.i.y. and *..IU-d and patched,
Ami i.ii.i w.ia kla b'-.id wbara be ofien 8.r*tcbc_,
Xa be irie.l '..> BVOlVB B Chejlk '>f Brlt,
i n- :i vera- ..i ;.-l that w.i'.ilil lnaki, a hlf j
4ml l,e ilowly aaid, h" ba _i ,ured about:
" Ita B OkoatBBl old, l)Ut I'll fc'rilld lt OUt,
?? A i-.ilinnn ?.f Jokr. la __*rd___J
An.l wi... ia ti.- n.l tli. .r I nevaraaki
i ^au ii-.-e ?.i .'i-.-.iii l cara aol all -
l ...li tbem ioy owb, tli..tn-U ii takaa .erne xall?
An.l 1 IWlal llieni at'iiin.l, aad .1) I.K.- tbe n.iiucs,
An.l reaort t<> a aeoie of lltt'i. (BOMO,
Ti ll my aualma >>f eoBeoleBea ara p it to rout,
Aa day uft?>r diiY I urlnd tbo J..kea out."
rin- fuiniy man paaood, bis paaefl to whot,
vxiioii tka boyi v, il.-d la: " Aiu't thoy ready yetl
And tba f. BL tunifl. wlth a lan.-kuu; crin,
W blla ... ..I'l aiBd i.i-w tlit-o.iKli li 1*1 whl.kern thln,
Xn.l tlieae were tbe WOlda lie ln torn did shoilt :
?? I'm triudiiu iii'ii.) i?bi : r.n irriudlaa tkaai aai:"
? [1'ittiburrf Clironicl_-T..lc?raph.
Wlirro, () abOIQ 1' llU-'ina the Kef.irnier t Tbe ciui
try bo. ii.it board ?f blm for 89*0801 daye.
Tb.ro ls a sttirdy plonror ln Vlrirlnla who, as we im
? lei-i.iini, e.iiue fruiu the war witb at least IH word
wbli n ba iiii.nieii wheu ba oui tba drap apaa a Mdoral
ai'otii who ii.ui iBoaatlouxlyJuBiped frota bablado trae
ul the wroiu; tlm.'. Me re:n .rke.l. w Thal Yaakea wai
tiHI lliik-." Min e wliU-ll tlm. " tOO tlilke" bM be-'li liiml
raiii in,t ataadlly maktiif Inroada apaa that roeaatlj
iiirrxroup of "too tnoh." " i?? tr," - too'pravtaaa
an.l ?? too __aBlmo-a," ali'of tbem .tili ln cood standimt.
but wanitiK. It 1. lntorestui*; to watoh tbo itrugjle.?
[lvi.-iiiiioii.i Btata.
Tba reetor of tbe Ki>l*enp.il Cluirek at North Adaras,
M:,sa. is a Bial oloaa earpoatar, aad bas Just made a
iiiim er .,te;..-.eta f?.r the roldiiit.rooin of btsohurcb that
would do crodlt to a mastor carpantor.
lio aaaaa ka Baa hia Ltaa owaal
An.l i...._e.i hotb in.it aad ulm;
lln took UM BBfa f.ir .1 8801
And OBITMBOi on a plti.
Kow when they meet upon tbe str.et,
It ls not ii. of old :
Eaek looka down ai tba otber'i feet?
The ,l.i)S ora very .old. ?[l.ynn Unlon.
Hara Jones iays ibat " a eaCBBoa li nothluf but bug
glag set to i.r.slc."
ltwlll ln> reinembered that durlnir the torrlhle confl.v
a-rattoa of laal vlator, Btova 9/rlcht, a oolorad drlver lu
Putuam'a llvorjr stabla, loot his Ufa whlle tryiuK tosave
proiiertr. Xba wliltotdtlMuhaTOBlnoegottaB opfnada
un.l purcboaad aataaa to man hi* imt r.siiavr-pi->''e.
ami oa Ita faoa havo wiittaa tha atory of klafata. Tho
ati.ne iiirncil this we.k. an.l m-i\ MWB will bo placed ln
poaitiOD i.v.-i- ihe r.inalns of tlio oolored boro. Tbo fol
l-WlliC ls tlie liiH.riplloll I
Vbia (rili.Ke In 89888) 1. ralsel by tho
CitU*n? Of BrUDBWlok 10 mark
tlie rcstltiK place of
?raraaa vataaa.
li'ho laal hts Ufa m a?i laatha property
of his whlle follow elii/.iia li, tlia xrt-at
r.iiiilii.iitloii ln liruiirtwlck. Ua., N'ov.
llitll, IH14._
IIls was a d.ed of birolam whleb tha
<? irtbly htstorlan will bM.ro unnoticod,
Imt iho i-i-eoi-J.a of lluaveu will per
pctuato.
-[Ilruuswlok (Oa.) Appeal.
An Arl( _99B9 eilltor haa beon called to tuik for wrltlng
about '?tliefuueralof tho fuiiire," on tho Krotiad tbat
Ihofataralaa'i aaad yak Bal bo rotaiutod by i*yiug
tbi'.t ba ntarrad t? tbo tataro of tbo Domocratio party.
" 1 havo four rel.el l.nllet. ln my body." Mld a man
wlni. (?..m.,.is.l,....rUUok waa about ta disclianta for
?o I. is.v ...irllano'l.ll.." "Al.. iBBaad, you abuiiM luv.i
Koiia so..- tuiio a?... f was uod.r tlie liuuroaaioa yoa
.arH.!d bui.,.?... Vou lumt go at onoe,"-J,aoria Xrim
aortpa,
It nsol.l that Beoretary Mannlng carrlae his Journal
l.tleldeas wlib hliu Into tbo Cabtuet. Olllee-soaxeri ap
pljmK ti) luiii ara expootod 99 talk ouly ou ono aldo of
tbeir lu.mtb.
'? In our town," aald -Irl**., " we have completely
ilrlien out tbe rilaa traltli'." " So I" ropll*d DlKli*. " Aud
what d? you do wheu you waut a drop your.aff I" " Oh,
I gat ab.i.K all ri?clit. I alwayi koap a stoek on ban.l ;
un.l t Mon, Vou kn.iw, I mn lu tlni elC) in.iat of tho time.
1 .l...i'i suffer. Hut wlnil uiakes you ao aerious I Wbat
are you tlitnklng about I" " I was only ttllliklug," aald
Dluira, " Ibat ii a.,me people hadthalr way, tbay arouldn't
glve anyliody but rospectablo p.rsou. a cbanoe to get
diuiik." l.llo?t.ii! Trausorlpt,
('iiiiiiiiiil.il polltloa I KeolDronlty! Wlfe?" I've been
Uiluklug, dear, ever ilnoa you gave uie M-siauUy's Hl_
toiy flt Cbrlatraaa, whleb
read, what preaent.I *
Those peopla who hare eleotrotrped .la their mltdg
the cootpnrison for t\ mlld, modeat peraon, "He'a?a
nieek m -tosea," wtlLhara to lnreut mdm other IliatW
Pn.fessorMelrowlt-__aputhimaolf onr-oord wlth tM
Baptlata, that, wbllo Moeea bM alwaya been tranaiatad
aa " the moek man," he wm apparentiy a ftery man, aod
should hare bo_n rowarded la the reYtted Old teata>
ment m a "moat afflloted man."
An ,art crltlo, rteacrlblng a ptotnre, xajt it preaenta
" but ouo phMe of the grand total of the uiuverac, wbieh
li knlt togetker lnto aa ineeparable wliole Uy (he iub;|?u
ali-pervading bond of in_nito reaaon." At an auctloa
aale, no Uoubt..aome art coiinolia.ar would pay thlrty
dollars for that aanie pioture on aceount of ita grand t_
l.i! aud all-pervadi-g " rioh gold frauio."?[Norrlatowfl
llorald._
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Tho despcrate straits in which the Grand
Opcra at 1 _ria flnda Itaelf eat. be judged from tbo f_o|
tlmt Albert Millatid, ln an article on "TheOperatle
Queatlon " in I.e Figaro, cbargca the French people wl{fc
beiug thorougbly uiimuaical. Hearliim: " The French,
oapoctally the NoitU-rn French, neither undentand nor
love muiio. Whtlo tho IUllan will loao hia dlnner to
bear an opera of Verdl, the Spanlard ps wn hia Laat oloaa
to applaud Gnyarre, and the Oerman go lnto ecataoiofl
over a aonata of Reetboveu'a, tba Frencbman will hurrv
to tbe Cafe 's-C'oiicerta to bear tbe cbainsonettea and
iimii tbe deaplcnbla refralua?the only muslo wblch he
, .111 flflflr, uaderetand and retaln. Thla cruel truth ti M
eaaily denaonatratod aa a aum tn addltlon. A atrangot
will liaten to our tlon-flont, our chanaons, our raudo
vlllo coiuplitc without a algn; he uuderttanda notbing
of tli.-iu. For bim muato beglna wlth Herold and endl
wlth Meyemeor; for tbo Freachman lt floata botweea
Oileiibaeh and Auber. Tbla la not a crltuo but a fault ot
dispoiltlon, perhapa of edueatlou. I eay perhapa, be.
cause I aiu not convlnced. Thla ludlfleronoe toward a_l
noii-oomprobcnalon of tnuato la genaral lu France. II
exlata auioug sueh of our people aa dlsdaiu the popular
, i..-1.,- -a i,'-i i* ono c.ui boar lovely worka for 3 u eout ? lt
la iiiiire cvlilent among bourgcola, who compel tnetj
duii_htera tn play tbc pianoforte and yawn wbile they
llsti'ti. Asfor tliotfrau- imndc, the tluancler*. lu ahort
thoao whotii we call the auba, rlBere to tho opora, nut ono
of thotn giibac-rlbea for a logo or fautoul. for lovo of
ti.iislc. lt ii ?l:uply - uueatlou of chie and f.i.iblou ; II
Ki:.titlo< their vanity Uke tho poa.caaloti of a pri/..; liorao
or palntlBg." Tlieee thlnga belng so, M. Mlllaud ar>piea
that the pt-ldo aul uonoref l'arie, wblch la France, de
iii.niils that tho Opera bo malutainod on tba hl_heel
plane in tha world at the expenae of the Oovornnient.
Uenetlt performaneoa are as thick as bops,
thr-lr prlneipal babltat betnf tho Star Theatre. Oa
Thursday eveuing Mlaa EiHo Germon waa tbe reclplont
of one. Tho attendance waa ao aiusll th.it unle.a the ex
pensra were ln tho aame proportlon sbe __u?t bave in
curred a i-onalderablo loaa j the perforinauco waa largely
of the varlety order. To-nlj;ht Meaare. Ebcn Plytnptoa
andGuatavua L?vtck are to try thclr fortunei. The
piinelpal attractlon wlll be tha " foram acene" from
"Jiiliui OBflflflV with John McCullough as Brutus,
T-TTiai W. Kceno aaJ/are Antonv. aud ? doieti wett
knowB acioia iii tii* mob. L.at l.ight Mr. K. H. Oouge,
for ten yem i treasurer of the Unlon Hquare lheatre,
was raa-ea-Mred. We auppoae thi-se benruta muat bc,
ta--.i.ii they ar.i wors? tlia.i unlutere?tln?{ artl.ti. .illy
atid aeldom luiprovc tiie lluancial ooaditlou of the beue.
BelitM
At tho Thalto Theatre ncit vreek JosephEm
mett will muke way fniKate Claxton and "The Twe
Orphaua." .
SUITRE.'iS THK OFFKKSIVE PABTKASS l
From The Troy Tirnee.
Alexandrla Ray rei-ently had iiUei.u.lieaiipoetmastcr.
but h? haa been nuperneded-gone Uowu on the rock of
-,il!ei:alvo purtlsaiiibip." The terrible eharge, sUrtllng
oven ln the?e day? of aerloua aceiwatioi.i, w.ti ina.lo th.it
he-actc'lasiin agent to rec.lvo aubi, rliieri for liifl
M'W-YonK Tltlllf.sa, an o'oaeene newap.ip r publlahed la
tbe clty ol Nert-Vork." The Aduiluiati-.tilou will aooa
exliauit Ita *uppljr of accu*ationa uuleas lt aaaa gtca; dia
cretlon. A few aug?.-e*tloiia may be welcome. we re
Mic.-tiu'.ly argB, Ur. Vllaa, that all po?ii_aeteM wbo ara
iicNced usliutmoiiey colueit before you vaiue iiita
powor.all wli-uitv-u-ipectedof llckiujc poitage stawpt
(irlut.-d over nyearago, all wtoavar heard a MWaMg
call out, ">*kw-Your IRIIU'NK, Hvo ceuts, all who look
InlloiLi or tbin na thoiigb inoiirnltn, for tho old regime,
be at once aupcraed.d by UeuiocraU. >'o postmuster
wln. l? not aa "orteusive partiaaa" would a.low a re__o?
of lii- TauiLX- to inalla lettrrln lila office.
ALUMX1 DAY AT WEST FOIXT>
A VETE1.AN FEA^f Of KKMiyiSCEWCE.
STBIGGLIXO WITH TIIE lU-HOBBl B'IDGK?Tllfl
8KACOA8T BATTlinY AT l_AT.
fTcar l'.iiNT,-Tnne 12.?" IIow aro you, oldhovl
Whv, you look ton years yoiDg'^r tlinn the laot timo I
?aw you. Had to come up and aeo the bo.. s, did you!
W_MNrw_ Jlmf Won't ho bo here f Oh, ye?; I furgot,
l-?,,r kllow, he dropped oat. Hut you, wby, you're
gettlnir hoartler ?Yery day. Kcmeuiber that tltue m 'tll
wli.n we were down ou the Potomac together} you a
t-imi niujor. au-1?."
Many flM tho 6flBTfl__fll-66u) of liko charaeter that go
to mako up t.io cjntiuual hum of voice* thst sriiea
ttom th* ahady ventudu ot the Woit l'oiat llotel. The
membera of tiie Alutnni A leociation. aotne gruy a nd
w.-iitlier-lieataa. aorae with the smooth rotundity of
niidtlo lito, and othcrs in tue prlme oi vigoroM man?
bfl 1 are t.:c. tin^', joking, liandrthaking and talking
(,Mt ,.id tioies a:(l old coni'-ado- with the fervor that
alu-iys .i.siiti,' iish. | tl.,' ..c uiy rcuuion of theao genial
BBM of Slara. Thie ia aluniui day, aud the " old tt.
I.w.i " have to!?cn paflfl-Ht-B <?t evrTrytbing Tho oadrta
in their mmontc.l fr.-edoni irom care are etijoying
? ? sV..-et .il..-u.ithiu_ue-a" iu their batrncka, excepting
here atid there, ono who ia endeavoring to make a
Mtflll flaiMnl hiiir V-" anl aomebody in a white
.lr.m lroni the prying eyea of the world. But the vet
ara-M, many of whono live* are written in the Natiou'a
lii.si.ny. for*-et tii,- he.it af tiflfl Ba? in tboir eujoymout
of th - MBflwal flf old a-aoeiat ,ona.
A neett-f ?..< held in thilibrary iu the afternoon,
aud falltatl Wii.iaiu CL Young, of Xew-York. a mem
ber ot the etflfll of "-"-' and ei^hty-six yeara old, waa
?bfltfll presi.l.ut. After bciui, cacorted to the clm.r
1,, Qaaaral Qeorge \V. ('..? eU*t ot"32, aud Geui-ml
l' \ |.., . .. , :,.s?f '211. alsool BflW-Xflfk, BB dflB??
, .' ,1 , si, it _ddr-aa t.iil-,f r.-m.nlsccucea oi cadet
lii',. ui IM Ur-t aaa-MT ol ihe century.
A littio af.ar B fl'C-Bflk the iiuiiual BM ot tbe ae.so
ci:iti..u w.ih mrv.'il in flie misi h.ul. <l\.-r etgbt.T per
...tii _atdawa tfl ttfl Btla, Alter the variou?oiur?-a
i, ..I diaappearad an.l tho aaa lanaal t'.a-t, JJ lo Our
\lma Mater" had been draak utandmu. l'role^or
Keiulrii-k. wh,. kiioivs all the iu* and ouU, the ho.ibica
und tta paenliarit_-a ?>i ba 'eil-iw members wm aivcn
the eh.iir aud the Iciit oi reiniuisecncean l the Uow ol
wlt bflCM uud eoutuiuoJ witli unliaxning vivaeity *o 1
mio the iiiK'n. Bat all tl.iiiii-iiiiu.it end, and tho luit
broadalda ot atoriaa wu deli\ered and the laat joke cx
ploded .m tha flapart-flg iflteaaaa
ln the niorniiig tbe cade:a ol the flrat tBo c aiiset
ttrogglad with tha yaateaa bridffl. With aaatm buiup
iu ' ot tiuilur and i,addlin>r, of poutoona the bttifljaaafl
(liilekly eonstrii. ted ttom one proiaoutory to Bimther,
an.l tha oaaata i?de aud walkM aoros*. Alter the ?pec
UtOta had Balehfld npp'.audiug they aciBiubled dotra
the banks and era666d alao. *o that only the amoke and
linnie ot liuruiiig l.iiil.lin.i was :i-c -siiry to co ivince
the fa-Munaattra ?.itatflf that the brunto waa the only
BTean o. eecapefor the garrisoa aud bahaMtaala al
BO_MUfotn-_ata eitj whlch liad tallen into tbe eueuiy ?
haada, 1 ha aaa'a r-\i poorai down with more lervor
than .... at.y pr.-viou.- day. aud M tho eadafla to.led aud
Miaplred ln their apcthM Maaa. taaadiy f?ae_t.a_al
m, t? an aeamaaa Ifflie, Their laelhraa ?<__.___
euaaaea exiMraaaed tl.-' d_a_-_ajaatad daatofl tbat aome
oaTadght lall owbeai- t<>-?i?l vanetj to tbe exhibi
fun. hat no ?'i<-h I'liihap oecuired.
\t nooii the gWM boomed a?Hin in honor ot ttie ar
rii-, o e.i -. .1 Raaam. Wbai it bflflflflM dark:_*B_b
, mler the apeelaata effe.-.ive. ihe i-orur. at the ae?
? ,t l .tterv wera lind. Ita Uaat beingaoananged
i a the ehelle exploded when at th*ir Ligheat point.
??Thfl loe-etH r?d glBro" falled to appear'.but tho
, ?n,i s b-ratiag in Br" did the haat they could
toward keet.iuit up their end ot the rhyme.
s. no ot tho r-ttora w, ?t heaae n -lay, M the aa>
lorttT will stuy t.. bm tha gralflaliai ?_-_*__? V?-n_or
?nw The deeueat jov ol that occaamn ia cx|Kiriencod
t',e ? . i'li'1 who dropa the hated " Miater - tha
,(1?.':,t thfl dlploOM have tho hau.ii, of the BeMfltaiJ
War At oue Jnmp he ia rfce.ved into tnll ttWw.
__to bY tM BBM* ilili-ilfl ?_* a!l the glonoaa pnv
,I, ea o I Miag ?'"' aMaaiag froin hia uutortuate ia
fcrw . omplet.. Hatislacti..!, tor tl.e jear of in.l.^u.tie.
thro-fh whi.b he haa juat paaaod. 1 her? are Yarioiii
euiUiiatiotis for thli praetice ol addroaaiug the " ]>1-1>
,h ?? Ali.sier," aad Boaapallfa-g bim to roturn the e.._i>ll'
iiunf Tha ona (jenera-lv raeetved ia that h.? ii t?>' oaa?
tamptible an ol.j.ot t.i be treatud with anythiug li"
lamiliaritv, but the origiu ot ihe praetice ia loat iu tha
miata oi a'ntiiiuity. Thua, ior butauoe, whou the liewlj
in.ti.ted cadet bo.-oii.oi too ob?troperoaa he i- ?e
uotuieed aa " too 11. J.," bat uo one nM bby idea Wfl_l
'? 11. .1." i-t..:i,li Ior, lt came dowa Irom tha f,,rrlather_,
iiikI tor thaie devoteoa oi ouatora, thal ia authcient.
THK l'KOUKAM.ME AT PK1N. KloN.
Pimxckton, Juuo 12.?The 138th anr.nal
commencemrnt of tbe Collrgo of New-Jereoy l?glua ta?
morrow, and evcry IncomiiiK tratn brlnga rraitora wat
tondthe HMV-Mfli which exteud to Wedne-day. <.'o-?'
lnence'iioiit Day. T-a>lflfl~MBBie beglna wlth tl.e rtadlug
oftbeaoaby etudeuta of tho John C. Oreeu t*. uooi cl
Mclenee; at nooii tho popular Caledonlan gamoa *"'_|
beld; ia the afternoou the Dartmouth roliega "aaew
game of the ebainplonahlp aerlea wlll be played. aiiu_
nib-..t ihere wlll be glren a gloe olttb aud baujo ionoer
CI-ASS PUODU0riO__ AT l.RO'.VN.
Pkovidknik, June 12.-The Clu-8-Day exoj
claea at Rrown UniYeralty were heid to-day. a^5r
Carter, the olaaa orator, dellYBMd an oratlon ou"^f
vldualiam iu the Btate." Tbe olaaa poem. -T__?__U
oomb, on "Chance," wm b produotlon of aa m?>?"?
hlgh atandard of ezae_leao_