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FOUNDUD B^^BJ^E_G^_^?5
~ TUESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1885.
TBE NEWii THIS^MORNING.
FoBFir.N.-The chrJIenT~in Spain statio.iary.
-? Lord Carnarvon in Ireland. __=_ Kusk.n s
eoiidition improved.
D..M sric-Meuihers of tho Demoeratic State
Com.nittee arrive in Saratoca. aaass Mwtar rn
Dover'a Plain*. K. Y.. over a disp.ited bouudary
line ___ Kalchta of LaBoc ardet a atrtkfl on tne
Waaaaa svstem. = Prenarations at- Newport
for a latvn tennis tonmamont. ___? D.vnan.it"
blew u? UM sle,...l...:.t S. M. Felton at Ph.l.H.el
pli.a. itijuriiiK sixte-u pers-ms. = An arres
Diade in tbe Cbarles Kiver uiur.ler rnystery at
CiV AND .SiRCiiBAN.-Tlie larirest Fre-h-Air
party evei sent out. S__3 Dysenieiy epid-iim: at
Port Jeftereon, L. L = Almoat a rmt nt Ta_
kera. =__ DVylv Cart?- "Mikiido" compniiy
.rrived. - Dr. Hitcicock back fro-u Euroi.o.
- Pbiladelphias beaten by New-Yorks, Brook
Jyns bv Baltimores. = A BFB88-B ?nh fMf
bu.d.-i.i.Uthat are living. = Gold value of tta
lecal-teu' er silver ddlar (412 _ P-taat. U 10
cents.-Stocka irrectilarly active at tnelier
flgnrea. and. after uuiinportant Htictuati-ius, tbmWB
Btronir. .
Iiik Wkatiikb.?Tribnne local observationa ni.ii
cate statiouary or liiRher temperature. pirtly
elondy weather and liRtit rain. Tci.i|.eraturc v.-tci
day : ll.?heet. 82?; lowe-t. ?53 ; avcrayc. 72-J.
8ummor floteU are frequ-ntly toa9BOft4 '"/
the'rovernment a? regnlar Post Officn. Before
jonvirdin? their orders for TlIE TBtBPBB
NWlaaa aisunwr retort* wilt do wlt to ain?r
tain the exwt oUcial title ot th- Paal Op* Bl
?A??n they expect to rmtkH thrir mnil. Pelay
and correttpondenc* will be twoided bu so doiwj.
If Ilubert 0. 1-OBapaOB expccts to prcvi nt
the nominiitioii of Mr. Hill for Gdvcrnor he
would do well to keep an cye on Private Sccre
tary Liimont, of the White llou-e. 1 hat een
tl.iiian and the Governor bad an early m -ni
in^f i-onforence in Hinjrhanitdii ycstonlay.wl.i. 1.
wiu* not wlthout Pife'nifioancc. Lunoi.1 Baa
Im..ii ipilrtiBg soiiii- linic iu Coitiiind CoB-tf ;
and it is paff-BBf ? coinci'leiiff se-al <w>vciii.>r
Ilill is sai.l to bfl the tk\tkt% of the I) 1110.1..U
of that county for Oovernoi.
The restoration or p_W BflCC rates on tbe
Kuw-York Ceutral and West Shore railroada
h K?>oJ news for 8toekhol(k'i.s and unwe.
eome inforuiatioii for travellers. Siatirt
ticsof theniiiniierof per.aons who have trav
elled over t'ie roads d-riag -M time of tl.e low
rates, its (IIB-jBIBll with a Bimilar pcriod of the
restored rates, will throw xoine liglit on the
qucstion asto how many persons travel Bimply
k-BBBBI the rattM are i..w. T_8 ollicial report
of receipts would indicate tbat tbe nuuiber 18
nit large.
Any contributor to Thb TititiLNE Freali-Air
Fumi who may have chaneed t:i b>i iu the
Giand Ceutral Depot at G p. ni. yeslet.lay
dotibtless eaw abundant evidencc ol the good
work a.-eoinplisbed by tbw FhimI. Scven ht.ii
dred thildreu, tilling a special train ot twi 188
cara, were sent to the country tor healtl. an.l
enjoyment. Tbey go to towns in the ceutral
part of the State, wbere many kind people have
cousented to entertain thtn. lat two weeks.
That iMBfill of tin.e in the IreH'i air, a.vav lron.
their er.iwded t'lieinent hon.es, will uiiqu. s
tionably prove of great beuetit t<J them.
-?
The Demoeratic Mayor of Doston has sht.wn
no hesitttion in aiiug the extensive poweis
couferred upon him by a Kepublican L.gis
lature, aud apparently not without good re
aulK He has just rcnioved three men.bers of
the W.iter Board, became of a tcandal gr->w
ing out of the purchase of some land. lt was
this matter that bronght to ihis eity a coin
Diittee of lbiston Ald-nneii to lieai wliat ex
planafi .ri the poetical Squire and his pet con
trartor Flynn h;id t<. pive of tnen alleg. d con
necti'iii with it. rBfortunatelv, tlie Mayor of
Boston cannot mclude Squire and Klynn in his
lint of n ni.ivals. If he could N.-w-York would
be more than willing to spaie tlieai.
Tht> report of the South Amerieiin Coimni*
?ion concerning he visit to Uruguay und llu
Aipeuti.it> Pii-pulilic reciU'B nome nipnifieai.t
tacU. I'be ?haie nf tho Fnited Slatea in tlu
C4.inineiie of those couutlics is lct?a Ihiin it wus
halt a eentury apo. Twenl) -oue lines ol .-.teaiii
ahijiN eoiinect those couniiiin w.th Kuio]ie,
while there is 110 regnlar stenniship UlBliecttoB
wbutever with the Unitt-d St;it4-s. The petqile
are anxious to trade with the L'ni'nl SUUs,
but withit.it steam commuuioation they cannot
do so. Uiifoitunately, tl*. _ pies.nl Ailiiii.ii.-ti;i
tiou, judgiug from the coiuse of, PoatBMMafc-i'
Geoeral Vilas, hcems to be dettnnine.l imt to
atiaist iu remedymg this ?tite ot atla.rs. lt pn
fera t?? st-nd tua.ls to South Amcrica by way of
Livtrpool.
8ecret_ry Lamar mi_t have bt0B thinkiug of
??What tools theae moruls lie!" when he made
auch an exbibuion of economy in Belling the
Depart iiK'iit horaes and curhuges. Not only do
others iu hia Department dow keep lionH-s and
carnages at the GOvernment expense, but it
aeema that the Secrcttury hiaiaelf is doing the
aame thing, and that an cmploye known as a
tueeaenger ia hia dnver. I'ersona who may
kave fancied the Hecretarj as taking lonely
Walka these aummer days have thua been sadly
iaoeiytd. Hc l_i? alao found time to appoint a
man to a ?3,000 place who held a commaud io
the L'Bion Army and deaerted in the dark daya
of the war to aecept a cominiftsion in the _on
fedornte Borvice, in which he afterward <*rYed
with"di?ti_ction." So far tlie Secretary MMM
devcloped one merit-that of remembering Ina
o'd C'onfederatc friends and rewarding them at
Govcrninenl 0X00-00.
The law which fecbtdl any incrcaso in the
forces employod on ..ovcrnment. work, within
si.tv daysof anelection, istnbe iltjl^NM
in the Navy Departmcnt. Tlio increase will
be made bctween this a?d September 1,
and it will bo a liberal oue. Accord
iug to tlie inforinatiou given out yea?
terday "work will bo resiuned in all the
"Navy Yordeeeeooaaa the leoif aolifltioool
" tho foroea baa beea compieted " The old tm
plovcs were nearly all disoharged three nionths
ago, and the "reorganizition" means the
eniployment of Deiiiocratsproporly vonchcl for
bjt-elaaden. In tho case of the Droeklya
yard so many men were allowedtoeach AflflO-H
bly district leader ia the two citiei. The lmi-rer
the " reorganization '* is put off, so Ioiik as it is
made before tlie beginning of the sixty dnys.
the n.tiiv t.ioncv will heavailable and the ?01
men will be in the piy of the finvrrnmeiit on
November _. Of 000-flfl all this is in tlie int'i
aa. of reform, and haa no connection with the
comiug eleetion.
Those perBons who are circnlnting reports
about the coilBtry to the ellect lhat (Ieneral
Urant's ieinain* will ultimately be renioved to
Waatt-ftoaaraao. engaged ta a eredttabU
work, nor nre they exhibi'ing any
great respeet for his meinory. Such
reports are caleulated to mipetle the rollec
tion of a suitable fund with which
lo ereet a N'ational monument in tlns
city. There is not the slightest foiiiul.ition for
such reports. Tbfl dead hero exprcssod nn
deeire to bo buned in Washincton. The
family are well sati-ficd with thfl *ite they
chose for his tomb, and are paincd over these
mischievoiis statements of untliinkiii", W nds.
The MiaiailBl Fund haa now rea.iicd over
$12,000, a siini, however, hardly i-redilable to
New-York, or lo the < oiinliy. Thfl rcoi.anized
Executive Committce has RODfl to work with
eiergy ; anilit is to l,e haped that the people
willawaketo ? pioper appmiatioii ol their
OhhgatfOBfl in this matter.
A VllAl. Q0B8T10X
Events iiiuKe I?BOB ; they are not to be man
iifaetnred l?y ni'"ii or turtics. There Ifl Bfl eh-e
lion to tak," plaoa 111- f?ar, whieh may do BKiea
than thfl leadoraol blthaf party now iBMfiae
iu ahopa Um iaeuea betireea p*rtie_ for the next
toitr yeara. B~ary hopertaal eleotioa doaa
soinethinj, in that way. Tlie Ohio elcctioii may
dp-tciinine wlietlier thfl PwamCTBtfl "hall <"?'?
tiinie to use ? Bqaad of 1'rohibitionist** a** their
tools or abaodoa Um paiafl as oot worth tha
candle. Tne cleclion- in Scw-Yoik and P*OB
sylvatna may dctermine wiieth.If thfl ui-opl.* ol
thegiMl BBaoutlacuu-ig Btatea BreaoindiBer
ctit MWMDfl D.'iiiocrat- BappoOfl to tln.-at-.ol a
ehaaffl of tariffc and they may laflaeaoe tbe
eoataa of partiea ba th tl aahjwet. Bai tba elae
tion loVilfittio is lik.-ly to forefl upon th.
Itadttn ot both partiea 8 rital -aaa, flrhethei
aur of them desire it ??r not.
Mr. I'levclati'l was cl.-ctcd by the aid of 80_M
foniier Kepnblicitis. Al'-viii tlicm WMtt in
Bpiiad by priv.iU' Rtadaaa nnd roaiiiee. Mool
of ihein, bOWOVW nii.i.ikcii in th'ir aciioit, had
B (-.lliitii theory Of thfl lip.lit icil BtalO Of thiiiiM
and of their diit.es 00 whwii tlny Ik.ii'-iIv
acted. They really b.-liev,-.: that thfl Bootharn
qoeatioa was aottled; that tha D-taoeratfl ol
thfl Souih, in thfl tri'iitm.'iit of colored peoplfl
__i th thfl ohflfli aaann aad aafarar?awat af the
laws, were as sincei-.-lv layal baooold bfl ex
p, t-ted ; th.it the BPOTfl llfl 80888 of viol'iici- iiiid
itijusttce which Btill OppOOiad wt-ie dm- only Io
llie nit'ii-c resciil'ii'ni ol Sonlliein BBObat t!i<
?l,.miiiatioii ot a patty wh.eh they OOBaldeiad
vi.idicttve ami M-.tip.ii.il in s|,iiil,and woi'.l
roiiipletel.v tli-.ii.pi-.il' iiiid'r thfl ralfl ol ii P.ni
oeratifl /.dBiiniflttatioii and Itfl Eaithfol bat oo!
iiiiliieudly eiiforcemetil Of \MM, Tlu k t,,i,-. ;i>
respectM thfl rt'.iuiierii Q-BfltioOi and Iha
h.ipit lii.tcy ot law. .intl the pie-eiv.itioii ot th
rinhtof.4iini.i_-e, llie-," Vdt.ts l.-lt thit i li* .-!?-??
tion of a Dflflboetatk l'n ddeal voald !?'? ;i uood
tiinie. It i? uot Boodfal u> poim oat wi.at otboi
Bepabtiflaaa deooaod t ifl bdlaey of thii n
iiiK'. It is to be tented oy exp.trieiu:.*, aad B_M
in v frgiabb
If the BepabUeoao an beatao there, by n frefl
vote and honeat ei.tii.t, att, i a fur iind liwlnl
eaavaoB) they ba*e no ri^ht to c..mpl.iiii. ln
thateoaa- hoerarai Ktioi.-iy Baoet <>t them ma>
diaae-t lr,>n. Iha Ihaorlaa <>i lbo?a wiip. aatp*
p.,it,d Mr. t'lt-vrlaiid, they cai.tp'-i deoy tbal
those theofiea arill oppear, ot leaal to Ummb wh,.
eiitcit.iin them, IO bfl isii..nvrly i-oiiliinied by
Baehaeaoraflfl and eieeUon,aud ereo Bioreil
a nanlla la ? iBepablican aaccoaa. Tbeo U aill
be floid that tlie Boatboia people are b.-yomi
(li.a.|inte hiiliruiltiiiK to lowood eaforOIBg it n.
fOOd faith, t veu when it laooltB for the time n.
the defeat of their cl.cn-.lied IdeOB. Bat lln-re
iOBOOMlhi-g u.oit; tliin a pinbability tbal thfl
e'eciion ii.iiy diacloea odiflbreol atate <>i raete.
Already thcic aie beord oppeab foi ? Bggreeai ???
aad even wralhlitl w.Hk " to0800-8 Jicniocratn
Boeeaoo, Already tho ooailoatloo oi M.i*-*,
aho oiK-nlyjti-ttiicd tbfl D.uiville auMaoeie,
peiota to tha probable nae ..t sn.-iliir meaoB thia
\cat. Alicadv it is picdicle.l th.it llie cnnl loi
ol hiiilot-h.iM** and ol all thfl iiiachiiiciy ol el,-,
tioaa by the Booibooi oadac tho aoarBtote
laws will reaall lo ? Baaaller oearo rota than
IrtBCver be, n OBBl lathaBtOtfl ^iin-i- enliiiti
ciiscineiit. It appeen to be tho faet that tha
Deiiioeiiits have no other hope than in the ie
soii tooaehOMOBflaaad that BepabUeoaoharfl
uo other feai.
Ttdl course cannot bfl taken witlnnit thfl
<li:(<tcompli.ity oi Preafateal Ulerelaad. His
dutv is to eafo-ce the li.ned btatea lawa,
_o_efell] ttMuieii io anoore la ererjr .Suiti" a iic
votemid heaoot eoaat, lt heduej ao eoforoa > ba
law, bi-yoiid a tpiev.ioii hia party in N'n^inia
will notaiteiiipt tpi vi.tl .te it. Bai If be daaa
not so enloice tiie law, the Hei.ublicaiis who
hiipported ltiui will btoaofl BOC thit they ba~fl
beea dooohred. lt wattow oot ahethof thoj
concliitle tliiit they aON deOOIVOd iis to lnm,
nnd that a bettOt POMOflTOtifl PfOfltdflOl woiiltl
have rladkatfld Um tbooflofl oa which ihey
sicU'd, or bccon.e coiirinced th.it thOBfl ihcoiics
hi-iv hdflOi aad thot thara dooa oot exiat at the
Soath tho 10080.0 of loyolty which they sup
po-e. In eilh.-r MMMM, thfl fjaaothM of fl frefl vote
and honest count incvi iihiy boOOOBflfl the con
trolUag one in coniin^cinipeicae. Ihe Kepnb
UflOafl wlio were led to OCt against their party,
boeaaofl they Ihaagal thdo Qneaihia oottVid. or
tli.it it would bfl settlcd beot by u Dcinociiilic
rie*iident, wdl rettirn with all ihe anlor wnieh
hon, ,-t men have l<; rcpiiir | wrong they rcai/e
they hitve done. The _____ 07?0 OTO hflhiaf f08
new IflflOOB will be left to aiiimo thaflBOOlvaO.
Tne c.uiitry will axain join iaiuc on the quc?
ti.ni wheiher loyalty or lafltfltaOOB lo lawa _BaU
prevail, anil the disloynl party will a_itin bfl de
feated. Preaident Clevelaud and hi.s frieuda in
Virgiuia have fair warning thit niuch dependa
on their eourae. I'ersons iatflfbOlfld are of :io
conaequence. The que^tiou ia whethcr hooeat
elections will be pennitted nt the South, or
eecured by a Demoeratic Adminiatration.
TBE MEXICAN MURDER.
Membera of tho Mexican Congresa are pcr
mitted to murder foreigners without beiug sub
jo.ted to the humiliation of imprisonment.
Colonel Oniana, who recently shot Bnbert W.
Hardy, of Brooklyn, was protectcd by legal
staiute, tho olleneo M_C a builable one. An
early trial of the case before a jury is proniiscd
l)\- ihe oflicials, who have informed the Anieit
can Minister tliat thoy havo an 8BI_8lt -88-W
|0 Ml .in>tice tlone and the miirdercr punishetl.
Tlu- Ca8HHWBIB8B*aVlfBl privilogcs, they assert.
would havo securad iinintinity froin imprison
tnent if his victini li.nl been a fcllow-citi/.cii in
Mead of u foreigner. They res.-nt the idea that
tliere has been any sympathy on their part witb
the ciiiiiinal or any disposition to discrtminate
agaiust the victim on aceniint ot liational:ty or
birth. Secretiry Bayaid has iiistrurtcii. th.
American Ministor to watch the cuse closely
and to insist upon having the murderer tried in
jK-.-onlan.-e with M. \icni law. He cousiders
tlie <;ovciTiinriit belpless in this case, sinee it
c;;iitiot inteil.ie with the cotirse of justiee
iin.l.-r the jurisdiction of a foreign Stale, its
ability to euforce legul procedure not extcudiug
to ( ii>ii(M con.iiiitt.-d in the City of Mexico.
Tho Seii<t;ii\ la I'.iob .bly cor net in deflnlng
tho linitations of his oflieial action in this case.
Nevt-rtheless we disliKe to heai bo faint a pro
test froin the State Department, iteainst this
oittra.'e. Every country jealously guards the
jmi-.lictioii "I Hi BBBrtl itnd the npplication ot
ils o\mi iiietlio.ls of ci iniinal proccditre ; isd tho
rj.WUlt_.lj is p.i liapa wi-..- in l.-a\ lag tht- 0_WBl
n-pi.-s.-ntative of tht- Uuit.-d State* to aft npon
his tliscietion without reeeiving special iustiuc
tions. Ilut it tlu-c;i.-e is tobodiscusaed in pnb?
lie ;.t all, the Si-ci.-tary ouiiht to riuse hi* voice
aliove a whis|)cr and denounco tho inunl.i <>>
young llarily as a llagrant outraKC upon Amcri
can citi/ciiship. If the archives of the State
Dfpaitni.-iit w.-fi- lo be searched tliere would
probably be bronght to Ugfct a pamphlct written
by Mr. Fostt-r, formcrly Aiucricnn Minister to
Mi-xieo, ifl which a xroat uuniber of sirnibir
crimes w.re _88 i ibed in detail. The victima
weie A.nt rif.iii citi/cns, aud punishnnent was
invariably withheld OB MM protext or another.
OotnUTM ot this sort have b.-t-n 19MJ romiiioii
rliiring recenl y< an. 0B8 Mat_mnt instaiice will
?offlce, 'l'iircc yooog Aaaaaieaaa wero n.ur
,!-ii'il iit ABgaogaae ;i f.*w yt-iirs ngn. 'Ihe
bodiea w.-n- lir-t mutilated. tln-n i-tiapped to
thr taila ol horaea an.l dragged about tba Iowb
l.irlhf aiii.i-i'iiit'.it of a niob. Tha munb188*8
un.l l.-.iiFeis w.re known. but they wcrt BBfW
puniahed.
Aint iiein-. have bet n Hiibj.<'tc,l to iii.li-iiities
and OOtTOge*, botn in llexieo, ('? ii * r I Aiueilci
an.l c.ib,), boconee ihe ndadnietraiioo <?f lha
State Department baa beaa to-> oftea laektog Ib
rigor, .ii.i.-y aad aelf-roepeet. a atroageri nd
leea eqj.Tooal poHcyla aeeded. If oar eitiseaa
.iret ver to h..|<l up their ht'.uls in those coiiti
liic- aml uot Ic.-l n-li.iin d of their iiiiltoti.iliiy.
A Gcrmaa or na EogUehman Ib Mi ileo is nol ?
t-onti ni|iiii.!i- flgara lat-eeyeael aflbdabaad
people. Both iir<- lookad upon ;ia prolaetod
BotyeeU bv v.rti..- of their eiiiz-n-hip. The
Aiiiciii-.iii onh la duepleed,albeit beetaadefai
a BepabJic lepreaeating ? rit-aeaahlp ol Iftj
milliooe, ?__?________???__
MB8BNT1NU i * NXOAtH+S ADVH
LaatOetobei Thn Vm-twrh Tmm .aod*. the
oairageooa ajuertlun thal ?ae aappuctet of
? Jamee 0. Blaioe eaa !"? Eoaad aateide oi three
? gleaaoB. tha tait -'*. thodBpea boJ tha bliu.l
- p.iiu-aiiv" A iiionth latt r Ihe limr* iBtChed
this 44;int')ii loSOltof irie I atnl H Ba K'p- iWI
< ii.,-4 and i* iii-'ht to coin'ii.iiil ItBelf ta its new
li.iiio.i.iiii' aaeoclatea hj aaeaaljoadoaTorlag
loeoarloea theeoaotrjthal Mr. Blaiae'eeap
portera i?. thla Stato?Now-Yorkera ol aaim
peaebed IntegrUj fraai Laka Brta to Long
l-iaini?arera eoaaplriag t<? bIb tha Praaldeallal
.?Ic.iioii by foaada npon the i uiloi tn.v.
Binee Noreniher th* iTaaaa haa freqaeatlj
displajred the iaaM iwi <>i roaoaa. Deapisad
bv BepablleBoa nw\ dletraalod bg Beeaotrata,
ni it- csiM-'iiny itpoaea na an u in.l. i>> ndeal "
ii,".'. .|.i|n-r with iii.iil.i.t.il | loic.tioii .01 I ><
iihm i.i.y, in.' trade aod Clerelaad. Hott and
im ii, i.oiMMi. it haa tbe eool laipfl low
,ti. i ,..l\ <??? to Bepnbllcaaa -to the men wii..m
a t. \s inoiiiii- ngo it BtignaaUaed na t '?
dnpee, blind pniiifmi ..n.i ooonpaatonfBfBl-M
the right of aoflrage. Natarall] eooaga thoae
lo ahoiu thieadriee i^ nddreened reeeal it as
bia/.-ii iBipodeaee. //?? ' '<?' Utrmli, c.in
iii, Dting npon the Enei thal The Ifaaai - haa ro
?? nnsed ita habil of loetariag tho ranoaa roral
-ciniiiticn ot tha Btate as to thfir diiti.a iu H"
- |pi .t lo lrj.i-l.iii4 c iiipn'.aciilation." i.uiii:. ntly
mnarka lhat if" the Bt. Lawreaee Coontj Ko?
"puliliiaii- uaiit to know wl.al good Bopabli
"laiiiMii is, (hi'.v vmII iOWell to look lo their
- hoine papera rathei than to Ihe .\,ui"ik
u 7 imex im inetraetion >.,i thal point."
It Ihe limis d(MI not nli-h bcing BOBbbcd
hy Bi pablieaaa U arill de a*eU n..t to nadertake
io leetarn them ar to baprena apoa them iis
poliiie.l rieire. lla.nu' nbaned thea bi iv
arciaing the right ol private jadgaeal n ba_nr?
.ibic un ii aore nerer nbnaed befnre. U mnat uot
eomplaia '' theu deeiiae \p giva u a hearing
iACKCLOTB, ABBBB ABD TUE BBOOELJB
UBMOi i>At Y.
The inelaiicholy day- have 00880, the sadile.-t
ol 'tbe year, tothe huBgrj Brook|>D |). liio.ii.ls.
I li. > i_o aiiout the Btreetawith Iheirapiritaal
half-maat aod ? dnll thud nt theii hearte. The
Lat of N.isy Yanl appointtaeota la what
tronblae thens. Beeretarj Whitaev baa given
iln- iioii'.- ahare <>t the nppointBtenta t<> pereuaa
iiaiiinj: iioiu this end ?i the big Bridgennd
beariogoB their reepeeteve eoUare thoiaacnp
lion, "I beloog lo H.0. Tbonipnoa." Abonl all
tnat Mr. N\ iiiin-v baa giren Um Brookijrn I'.i.i
aerala ia tbe oukl ahouldi r,
Th* anil thnl goen up from 'Ihe Brooklyn
Eayle aa ii eontemplauea the lodiguitj _iai haa
in .ii j.iii npon lie i miiabed tiiin.ls ta to ihe laat
degiee lapreeaive, It lea aail ahiefa bodea no
Koj.l lo the Adminiatration of Q-ruver CIoto
1..H.I. lt is a \4.ul that me.ins iiiimIiicf nnd
n-vi iit'i?when thf- chaiiet- conn s. Just UnteB
to ihe i.agleas il waiis iu wail :
liii- liioo?i4ii I>, in-i.-r.4iH Inivc come oui ut tlu" sniall
end of tlie litiru lu tne niu.t.-r ol 111?? Navy Vunl a|i|.oiut
BtflaM. I'o.lci a >.i . t ull M'litiM) rulorn. *ir*uner
inciit ll hu-. I..-. ii lo.iii.l i..\ M'.r.'i.ir) iviumey tli.it lliny
l.i. ull,. llne il.i-hlial ji.pttflBa. Hla loi Blitcli tlie
iiiciiih-i- of tin- Baw-Yert CeaaijrUataaaraai Bie '"a
Begalahag. ii? ? lan anaaa lhaf may i>? tru-t.-.i Bitiiuut
Injui) lo Iln-t...4ctii.i)i-lit lo liima (I, |..ii'iii-nta lll wlileli
taeaa aia \ny too BabasBmniaa cni|.io.t-d, mu wiicn* a
i.:,.i m.iiiy iiiccli.iiilca un.l laborcra Uave tu bfl flBBaiN
\i-..| Mr. Iluii.it t). llioini-oii l.aa liccn rul.ict.xill.
( ..Ol|? ll.'.l lll Ull" tllt'Ill Ollt i_- llll Ullll'lll.-lll. K 44 1" .1,1
li,,1 inii-ii' il.r-luiiil tlie ilcclaluU ll la l.l nttcnt (l.at lll
lirioklyii lucii li .4 c hni iniicli tu.un Ix-.tlud tli.lr c.ara lu
-un im- peaaaal _iMh_a_attaa i-ew ?t ttituu *iiu?
tlmt liriKlii ol iuitUt-iiB wiilcli la ut oac? tbo dcllKut Bf
jiiiiiiioio.-lntn und tlie liiiirs of un liit.llcut uoiirlalietl
un.icr tlie culluKl-te lottueuoea of Twcou'w auotteapora.
Tlit-re is no niistaklag ihe spirit thal ii.npircd
this pi.-ei- ol raging sareasm. lt ia the tigntini;
spirit?war to tbe ktnfo und the knifo to tho
hiit. Secrotary Whitncy has allowed lluhcrt
U. ThoiupKon? deliiMitely alluded to by Ihe
t.ayle as nno of u Tweed'a Buccessors "?to ait
doiva Inird upon the DemiMiracy of Kings
County, and iu ko doing \vx? luxmaed lha
Nnmidian liou whone post-offlce nddross ia tho
breast of that patrlotic organization. Worse
still, inflnitcly worae, declining to patronize the
home niatket, Secretary Whitney has fllled the
Brooklyn Navy Yard oftices not with Brooklyn
but with alien patrinta. Mambcrs of the
Taood OUOOflOOBt brigade are given all the fat
thinga that grow about the Yard, and when
Kinfcn County beg8 for recognition aho is
cordially invited to atay out iu tho cold. Do
her Democratic _on? who marched under tho
banner of Clevnlaud and Hendricka think that
they too would like a bite of aomethinjc . u IM
them bite the dust," aaya the Secretary. No
wondei that The htt/jlc is iu a fctate of niind.
It would not be aurpriaing if it camo out in
doablo loadfld italic brevier with a proposition
to btirn the Briflflfl and the ferry-boata, ao as to
cut OflToU fiirthei communicatiou with Messrs.
Whitney and Thompsoii.
But our melancholy contetnporaiy is not con
i. Mt with lnvclling its Barca.tic reproaches at
the BoOBOtaiy of tho Navy and Tweed _ auc
cessor. It also falls foul ol the .Secretaiy of the
Treaaury. Thia ia the aay it accuses Mr. Mau
ninK of i.ase iiitfiatitude :
Whnn Mr. MiinniD- cumo t(i I.ro.?_lyn to 1.,-p.tliBflttp
p?rt of our .l..-l,*i"..ttv4 l.la tut-.->i<i.i woul.l have li?*en a
f.iilure i.i.d thn i.'iiiiini.ti.in ol TbaaaaaF. Bayard wouU,
l >?....ml (|..r>4tinti, Ii.'.m* rr-iiiliod lnvl lie felt ciiiitraltied
to taeniion tlio low mnntul oondltioii of tliu Brooklyn
L>< ni,*cra<*y. In tlioao olrl dava Mr. Murinlni, ratlior nd
iiiIBhI tli? ahaiifl of tlio tyi.lcal Kln_;a County Doniocrutlo
lieud.
That settles it?MTamiiii.? ia a monster. But
for Brnoklvn this would have been Preaident
BoyortTa Administration. Tho Navy Yard aaa
not mentiouod when tho deal with Maiining
waa made, l.ni with that bon.iii/n in vievs tiie
Brooklyn contingent consented to allow its
conviciioti.s of dtity to draw its att'eciions away
from the BOO of Delawaro and (ix them upon
Cleveland. Vet now, with Clevehmd in thfl
White Hoaaa. and Manning in thfl Treasury,
Brooklyn is excludeil from the Navy Yard !
Then inay he some qucstinn about ? the 8-000
of the typicjil Kinpa County Democratic hciid."
l.ni there can be none about its conditiou. It'B
iiwfnlly aore.
Fl.Orit ASl> nili.At LO.ilPAHF.L).
It is ohserved bv some that the prtflfl ol tlour
Kin iii.H icinarkiblv low, notw _thataadt_g the
ellorts in.tde with scant 0000008 to lift tli?- prioe
ol whflOS, A little flomporteoa bt th's point
noyeoot llghtoathfl suhjeet. Ponr years ajto
tho beol pateat floor sotd at Md a bairet. aad
the s.iin," floOT OOl?B BOW at MjOj, Ittlt No. '_' reil
winler wheat toOJt ve.us Bfffl Bold iit ii:l 32. and
tha boom wl.eiit aeUa now ot P9 eeote, Four
.._'. ?.(iiiii), wheat BXtra tlour sold at
|9 r>, ind Baperflae from ..-i 30 to $1 H<>*
Now the sprini,' 180001 extli s-lls ;it $'.\ :!'? to
M,aad the Mperfloe at |3 to $3 85, Bai
totir ye.nsiiK'o the ptice ni No. 3 Cbicogn Bpiiag
in this in.nket was .-l _U and now it is '.) I
OBOta. lt is roekooed tbal b borrel ol tlour ia
eijiiiviilent la coiisiiuiption or in eipottfl to 4*_
buabela of h iie.it. Poai years hk** thfl BToraae
((..I of thfl wheat in a birrel of BoOT was
>.". m.i.j, and on thfl 80080 ih.te tiie nveia_.e OOOl
,.i teo diil r.iit tpi.iiiti'sot floarwasfS B0??,
Bat th.- orerauB boo! of tho __ buabela ol
a beol ia now f t :: i. aad tha avoroae ooel of the
BOOM ten foolltiofl frl llour is noiv ti :I7_.
It oppeora, too. tbal tho doetiafl ln prieoa has
not b-eii re.iiil.ir or oqu.il, for in LS83, aboal
this d.ile, the ;ivert_(? OOflt of ten batTolfl ol
Hour aaa |0 ??<, bai thoeofltof tho wheat aaa
only ffl o*a. Airaiii, in AttftttSt, L883, thfl
arerafe eoot of tha floarwao$9 IV% while thfl
Bfetagfl ro.t ot llie ? he it was 09 _tl*_. Oue
yeitr a_ro, the BTorajra o-t of tho ten borroloof
loOT was pi ')H, while the OOOt of tlie wh.it
W.ib B4 C8_ At thut tiniD wlie.it WOfl IIIPUll
lower th tn it is now, nnd w.is r.l.itively to ? low
for the piice of Hour. N'..w thfl dilb-rctico be
tweeii thfl I'vo in rel itive prlcB is.llp.llUtliely
?aaolli the rel.ition boioi Babsl utUolly the i ibm
;is in iam_a. l-81? whaafoorood f/heot both
,,,.t >"> JflrlflfloOt *4 3d or Bf :*7'"_ at the
praseal time. Tbaa it oppeon th a the deelioe
in thfl prlefl of th ur ha^ not beea oxeeptiooolly
trnat, but only ib wl oqaifaloai lo the deehao
in ihe prioe oliiiet- lf appeoraalao that ol
thoagh ihe oxportfl of ffooj hovoroiy proatiy
luereoaodtOa thotaaiaoh laipaff proportioeef
the ahool aent abrood goefl in tha tona of floor
tbaa btob thaflosported flffl yoon ogo. the relo*
iive priee ot tho two rooaolafl obnat tho booboi
and is perhapa oiora faiidy odJOBted ;it thia
tiiiieth.in isu-iiiil in tha histoiy of the trade.
In .hurt, unle*s thfl dt-in ind lor tlour sulli.. . tO
hlt ti tn ;i , (in-ideralily bifhflf pricc, there
.-, liiti,* rp-i-p"iiti) beliofO thot speculative
operailoaa teadtaaea tlio ptiefl af wheat will bfl
loli^,' -ne, - -?>! lll.
It appeara tbal tho Adiniinstratlnti has not taken
,.,i. ;,-.> |Mili,-i.'- wf i.isiuaiH-,' .ui i li." si,,*,",e it ia for
w_i_..._- i.ppii. .\.i?i-i)ri.-;..is te B aiblagtoa by s,-a
in :iny ,.f ntir Aineric..:. , onipBOtBO i'erli.iiis it pr.w
fen t'< p.iti.m B8 J'-iilish 111111111.* lOBfltOO-O com
punieaas wail an llntisti n.ul BtaflOMOB.
?
Thereiatee Baoeh habb uair/lag m tho Ituiian
faattan af tius city.
I ln* trcuttnfiut of Miiiivell, the miii chargoil with
the iniiii.er ol Preller 088b l.ciiis, BOBBeOtB 08888
hiituut. iniuiiiii.. fltaoa hia ur.-ii.-ii in tba Uaited
Nutc . lie h.is heen l.,lloue,l un.l uiubhrd hy ropori
BOB OOd .sutii-arfiH, aud "ii r.iachi.ig 8t. Loins he
a ipaara 10 have imid U sort ol leaaa m tha aAea ot
tiio I'luei nf I'oii,",.. Ii irthiini: "AaoMiereoapUea
was held 111 il.e Chlef- oQice all tlio mnrniiiK
There aaa a aeotmaol Btraae. ef proouaoot
cili/elis, polltte iins. ete., BOd iw* BB?h BOB WM ii.I.,.
daead e<> Moxwell ba booredBtifltT." Itaaeauita
ordei to laqaiva iba BHoaiag "f all tiiis. Why wa?
Uaxwall kiv.'h a pnii.u: leeapiiofl f Deea 81 Loala
.11 b Bjra hiinoi p.'.|,l,< a, <m-*.)(l of Imn il.l. iniirders 1.1
tln^ wiiv t An.l wnai bUHiue-M* had all tho " proini
iiciit,-ii./en... piiiiticiii'is. cic." with tbiaioaaf Did
tbe) in. ??! i" Kiio bba BaaaroBoa u.a tbay belioved
ln,.. lOUOOOOtf lf s?, it was aa tinli.-.n.l ?>!' piu, e.-.l
in_, au.l Ui" BMMfl iiiiiii/.itiif bOBOBBa tlio evulenco
-1 l.l'ii ifl r.'iiiarivahlv BBOOO. if Bol conclusivo.
Hut ll ta)> P" idie eurinsity movcl lln'lll tbfl H|?0.:tttClO
oft.iis leeapuen baeaoMM dueraditabla lo iha ex
ll.?.,,??. M iXBr.ll Hlioilld liliv." Im 'll 1,1,-keil np at
? ?.e," UheaO) ..llier tuiiii uniler ai.e.l Bfl a rapirnl
c ..nt,'.-: i" iii'.k? a slmw ..I l.ini, or to let liim mako
Uhliinv ol liiiiisi if. ivasiudeceut and niipr.iper.
" Wh it 0 ui h* 111.re 'i niilortiiiK Bt this bitiiiR
siii i.n IhOfl u lar? -.si/.cd fur flOOfl T " W? oxtract
tba bhofa qoflBtlaq from ao odfarttaoaeot appooi*
111K 111 llie MttbemfM Arnue fir July VJ. I'.oplo 111
aaoieh af a atea aeol Boaaaaw resort, and who huve
rn. ol.j.-ciioii to i_oiuk to Australia, will pieas.* i.iko
iii.i 11 ,-.
It bflfOM to look us thoUKh thfl lotif. .(.ntin. iii.iit
af JfaaJMoahletooaiaaoaa Baylaaiwaa not tba
BBQBoawofltatraMOCBBBBodBitappaor lo be, I'ub*.
lic BpiOBWI is ri?litly se isiiive on i.ll BOOh matters,
lor il l_i felt that in,thn.it niipro dBBOdfOI than tho
conliiieiucut oi usai.e poriiui 111 an asylum can hap
pcn. Hut Mii.tflineiita CiuaniitiiiK frmn resideuta of
obytaaa. >> aotatled torarefui aaaaidatflbleo sh>uid
aliiuvH be BO?OMaofl with full rucolleetion ol'iha
lend." ey of iii.haiaii.'e.l liraiim to nxiiKKorate aud
ilistort farf. Tha BOOOOb?MV thiit any pBBOBO b?_
lungiiigtoa pr.piniiient fauiHv BOOld he huproperly
or ill.-Kally impnaoned flarf-f a goueruiiuti, ih
(1,-aii.i sinall. Thfl palient inay perhapa uot have
he -ii ab-ioiul_ly iusane, but if, aa tbo modiail atatt
of tna asyiuni asaeri. si.a waa "ailiy, weak-uiiuded
aud iiiespipiisii.il'," iln re would bo amplo reaaoa
for uot relea-inK ner. No douht ull such as.ortloo.
oiifiht to bositted, but in a caso of tli;u kind all
kuowledgo of msanity goaa to ahow tiiat tho uu
snpported statemant of any resldant of a& aajium
must be received with muoh oautioo,
It must be Immensely gratifylng to Oorernor
Houdiy to hare it impresaed npon him that hia re
oomination resnlts from tae faet tbat no ona
oares to take the tisk inyolvad in a oonteat wlth
Judge Forakor.
e
Mr. Shermnn D. Ricbardaon baa trritten a poem
in wbioh he inqnires:
O why shoulti the beart then so fondly unlte
With tlie tcmlrlls of lavo so endearlujr
Wben tlie froat of dlstrust co.uea so qitlckly to bltght
Tbe hope b thut tbe heart waa uprearlng f
Gentlemen who expect to serve on the Platform
Couimittoe of the coming Demoeratic Convention
iu this Stato would do well to cat this verse out
nnd paste it in tbe.r hats. It reflects so accurately
the views of the rank aud lilo of their party in re
lation te Mr. Cleveland that they could hardly do
betrer than to incorporate it in the plank of the
platiorru tbat is to he devoted to tbe Adminiatra?
tion. Or if any meinber of the comir.lttee objected
to insorting rbymo in the plank the verse might be
turned into pmse and made to do service thuB :
Rfiolreit, Thut thn Democrats of New-York In conven
tion aatemhted cannot but ask thetaaelves bs tbey oon
teiuplate aeroral Federal pubho ntlicce still in tlie possos
aioii of the Kepubltcina if tbey aro tvlsc ln allowli.f thelr
hearts ao f.in.lly to unlte wltb Cleveland's endoarlne
tentlrlla. only to have thn frt.st of dlstrust proinptly
hlltrbt the bopes of postotncea and liiteni.il revonuo
sbips whlch said hearts have beeu uprearlng evor slnco
tbe 4th of l.ist March.
Judging from the tono of the Dcmocratio preas
some such nsolution would take the conveution
hke wild-fire. In auy ovent the vor.ae might be
pnnted in large lettere on the door of the conTen
tiouhall.
-e
It is evideut that the C'aual Couference which is
to he held in Utica to-iuorrow ia to be attended
by a large and represeutative body of men,
who between thom will retlect the views and
wi.ahe.. of all those who uro practically interested
in tbe mattcrs which are to come up for disens
sion. The Morchant. Excbanee of Bnffalo has
appointed a delegatton to attend the conference
and corresponding bodios in other cities throtigh
ont the State have talcen tne 88888 action. There
is no section of New-York which is not concerned
in the pronipt sohition ofthe caual problem, and
consequeutly every section ought to be repre
seuted. In a multitude of counsellors there ia
wisdoin. _
PERSONAL.
Tlie late Lord Krnest Vane-Tempest belonged to one of
tho feiv fumiilea ln the Bntlnh peeraxe that have dlare
ftrded the stupld oaate prejulloo atratiiht" trade." The
Mari|iua of Londondrrry (t-ortl 8-8*88*8 _e_ bew>, flndluj?
hluihelf the owiier of valuuble coal tnlnee, worka tlicin,
ieaa_ the coal to nrirkot and seils It, all in hia own
n, in.... fi'.iiiklv adverUetag hlti.-eirin tho l.ondun papers
na." Tuo Mar.iuiM of l,..u.loud>rry, wbolnale aaa reiall
?ln*\?r \n cmla": while hla alater. I?dy Alciaiidrma
V . ,.- Ti,ii|M-f, was not iwiiBinrd t<? Rlvn ber owu nanie
t..i ot lualiitk'c roul-li?n.e?. It is anoxaniplo whlob
uiltfhl wt.ll Im foTlowoU by imiiiy other ? uoblo lools."
Mr. Ci.ton Wooitvllle, the etnltient Eni;l_h battlo
p.u.itcr. i- tlcHOcii.l.al fn.in tUo IloWydevilles or Lanea
slilre, *r.iiii BBMNM whom BBward IT eeaaO hla Qieen.
Oetier atUL bl. Biateraal tfethar waa Chaetaa
t ,,rroil."- if Carroluia."
Mr. BaaaaO ls reported to have regalnetl hls bealth
fuily.
The lllustrated papers whlch represent the Prlnoe?s
H.-utrlrB 88? h.r 8a__Maaf?I wi-uriiig li>w-cors?_etl antl
xhort *'..?? -4.-il .li'.'-4c-, are BUeTOBJL. They wore hi.'Ii
, nt dt..- with long Blcevea by Her Mujoty'e spectal
i 'iiiiinand.
Kx-Atiirncy (l.ueral Brewa'.er stlll retalns hls flue
U\4- library. mI.Ii.i...'.. iniiiierous olent to piirrhut- lt havo
.,.?. n ii, i.i.?. ii.. iaaa u..t a_fe la part witu it uuieaH to
aotue |?raon or liiMlilul.on uble to preaerve It tntact.
Mr. IU. w-t.-r aIII n.ul tm Oci.iin-r 3 from i.nt-riiool Ior
li,mo, uud wlll rtauuio the pra< ti.il of bla profe-.-li.il.
Miuo. It.nicicaiit, propnetor of tho fanious Bou M irebe,
PM?< riH-cittly autiouuced to her __J80 BBBfla>?.:. th.a
froin her ptll.lB letleaa i?li? ba 1 8#| roprlatt'il ip'JOO.OOO
lo tbo fouii.l.tiiiti of a iBiis.on futid f.r?<eU and li.rirm
emi.i'.y.-. A Kiniilar fuad ot *i .o.ooo already 44ilsts,
K.vt-n by th." lori.i-r proprmtor In ISTtt.
TBl TaLK OF THE DAY.
The reoent aoCf??_? of K'ncritted ges ln the coal
liiiiik.T.aof the l.ii|,ii-li wur vi".-.-.;l IiilU-xllile wiil prob
ai.if lead t? tlio court oi.irti.i! ol aeieral of tlie oillcnt.
The luflexi -l? accin-. to la; un'orftiiia'C, fora aluill.ir er
ploeloii took plat 8 ou lu-r orul w* lo tke Medllerranean.
tattaaaaaotaeeaMaalghl have been avalditlby irojier
teiiliiaiioii. Wlieu tue iiiinker tloora were opened the
ui. ii went iii aitli iiiikid ll<hl>, wblch. coiultu.' in cout.ict
\4 UU the ,ici tiiiil.itcl K'.ia, C.iUaei Ibt- CJtpl.iHlou. Iu.uie
tll-Wy aftt" u M-riuiaoalamity of thla kiud four jcirn
aS'o. HlriiiK.iit n-KUlatloua us to v< ntil.itton and tbo uae of
n (.,-1 Bf ii- 44.T.. laana? TBa_f saaaa, uowover, to have
lie. u IK.i'.rcl ou (hu liiil.-xibio
I'hc llou.John Vi. BaaBwaMar has alupi^l a lot of
fiiriiltiii." ... ? t: <>>?. Batvpeftft hla prlv.ite r.-ulctio.. ln
< mii<>. Oa tale feraitara laeaarteaii iatlaa araci 8*00
Vrl ae v.iii.nro i>.-ay t. ilt >lr. llooawalbT talll i-b.-cr
luliyie?iif. t.iat un. lu_r oue's funiiluii) ln l.uroi.e is
i,i. .ip'i (i. cii|i.iiloii tuaii liclii- a Dcmocratio candidate
ior o.n.? iu ti.at. lonieag. Nowa.
A Wc-t.-rn pajwr telU how a wo:u.iii put up s lob to
c.ileh Ber liii.-t.aiid Iu tho t*iliKht of cvouliiKBhe touk
inc (,?.k'a |..u>'o at the kitcheo winJow. ^he wa.
.in,. mi kaaaal aal by h.r hnaaaaBV but by apoiiceman
wuo ouppo-.. d (tbe wa4 the oook.
. ..tu- aOBlaaaa aleratoapar who kept siik hand
k.-i. ui.'i-i.ir - ue -va-iu i.iccl ui Mlll oue for 110 ceut.
w.ncii uo had aa*ed ?_ .it> tor at llrst. - Ho* lutlcU do
yo.i maa.' ita tm- -.im I" w.n a ---"l after the trade waa
,,,.i .,-. ? ua, MJ i.nlii," w.is it'idicd. " oui how t-au
y.oi BMka '.?' m Bl i waa. Utal - .i I yea set tot ui" " on,
?ue eie.l uiu,' cootly and Ihe ( u o im.ii. aa lie turew tho
mouoy into the diaeer.?.liuitc t .., lii;cr-.Mo.iuUlu.
Tke Beetaara peopie aay that Beb l'oomba ls uolng bis
votal ciiord? ait.ij,etuar too n.ueb.
AFTKR VACATI..M.
Broke, broke, uruke,
I'n, li,iii,.- ii>un vacatlou nowl
II ok,-. hi'o.c, I.tuke,
Wuu the .iwcit oi tuilou my browl
Uu, 44.1, for iu,- oiri.c boy
TUat ue wiil-itici .md biagfea and la gay;
ull, 4?.-il for uu leli'.w sletB
That ue is uoi ...i. . awuy.
ltr.-kc, broke, iiroko,
Ai.d "i.y waa .1..b ii l.'.i .l.'c aj. llll I
Hi.ike, broke, iiroke,
And I'iu IryiiUI lo iioirow lu valu!
Aud tuy ?tately boas koc. by
To tase fio.u a v.ry fat il.l.
lim ob I f..i i he tuu, li of a silver coln
And lUo .ouud oi a cnap Kioeii blll.
.lio-ton Huil<et.
One etirloiia reveUtloo of tho laat cenaas wae the
Krowih of tn? feuiale populatiou of the larj.oe.Uea. It
waa aliowii lhat .Now -Vork uouwiua about '25.000 more
#woitn n liiitn oien; U.-ton iia-i a aurplu. of 18,000
woiiien; in Haltni8888 .here are 17,0tKi more womou than
men, and so on lu soveral others ofthe large _aateru
,1)1,1. Mig yeara aaa a waa Maanaif?Baaaanaa thn
cltltat to puraue their ...urccrx, wmle tbe wouibii itayed at
hotue; but mnro rinu'iiliy, woin?n, botU ln thla couutry
aud In Kui.>.,.". have been oroB-dlng to the bUBinoas
cculroa.
The oolornd people of New-Hedford. Mas.., bad a
?fliuailsl leaiBlig in h-inorot tlenerai draut the oinw
.,4.-iiiu^, al Aui.a ii.ldrua.-o_ wcru lua le tty aevurai
cici>;> .oen. Hue o. llie nj can-rs electrtle.1 tbe aaeeu.bly
I.) tiii- .IccLiriilioii' ? I bellcve loal wheu auuh liuuiea ae
Ua.uu bal -it.411 u.iie liceo itial l.l tl.e vortex ol rev.ilull,.u
loooa.iioofUly.4_ea rlnipaoii Uruiit sha_ shlue like the
iii.oiiuu *ur iu iho luiliUiry aiadoui."?l>ew-H?veu
joiinial.
Old Allen (l. Thiirinan appoara to bave ipne down, aud
not uvou ln--. i?"l li ii,.l.iiiua oau now be seen abuve tue
lui'Kld ocoan ot I'.iiuociacy.
imniTTfBaiiiaBBB
M,e atoiHl on tbo eool plaaza
Aa tue -na.l.'.i of evuuiurf fell,
An.l I u.i'-.1 ou trn- luvt-iy iii.uden,
i.-.ii'_in >'.i by ber beauiy's apoil.
Tbe baltuy ^ventnit zepbyrs
l'l.iy.Hl 44 ii ii e.icli KOl.ieu tress;
Aud ber axuru eyee wure .wiuui.ing
lu a ?.?? ol i.ii.l.-i ue-1.
Her lifMt, Jual allKhtly purto.l,
W.re iiii?-.',i ? ii li tue coral's tlanie,
An.l i tuo.i^iii tii.it bar 88.88- bm.ht bloabas
Tbe hut- ui ihe ruao wuula sbauie.
While kmzIii). lu atliulrallua
Ou tbe .are aml radiant lass,
I thotigiu awreieal uiu.-io ouly
TluoiOili tho.ic uorai llpa toiild pasa.
lim asud.lon cbanno catne o'er ber,
tion,- waa ihe Biuiie ao Ulaud ;
An.l she auiole iu audUeu nii?i.-r
The back ol ber lll) ltauU.
And she erled, "ila! hal I've Kot yoa,
You'll troui.le mv pcaoe no niore;
You're tbe a.uii.- Oariiod old iu...(_ulU>
l a_l 1 iriod lo uiaah beion.!"
(iio.ti.n Courlar,
" Wo want au undiltited Oemoeracy," exclaluia a Oein
ooratlc P?ler or Keutucky. IVe tbou.bt whlakoy waa
always iiudliultHl iu tbe lllue Oraea Utato.
A very Intortv, Inu- nxixTliiient lu dealiiiir wlth eewane
haa lic.-i. ina.lc ut lluxioii. I.iiKi-od. ou lll.- Kiv?-r VVve.
Tlie aewaKt" of t ie towo, .liioiiulitiK lo about 100,000
ftallona, waa inakliK'the aiuall rivi-r lllthy. At tbe lAwn
li ,i iiatur il olialyiH-at.. aprlmr 41 litcli hue btien flowlng
luto the rlver aml alao inu.-m. lt inuureeaiiia. Tue Idaa
g( lulxing Ihlt wlth ibe sevrune wae Mi^'ealoU. and l<y
SeeaI thi. aud .i.Uin. u lllUo Umv oiuioal uouipleU) puri
l
flaatkra baa raaaltad. Tha rtrar la oleaner Uaa a 1
belfaU the aewage were itoppedan. tbenatarali
left flowina lnto lt Theooetofthe aora We
to a tax of 70 oeoM oa fliOO. and lf Iha depoalt tm
la found merohautable for fertlllxer tbe uet cost
aUU leea.-[_.?w-HavBn JouruaL
Thoaa " aodfty " young ladiea of Bt. Looia ?_
growiug Mnttmeatal over MaxwelL, tbe aJleged"
derer, muat repreaent a qaeer strntum of soctetj,,
then. aooording to good Chlcago autborttics 81. LoaflS
queer place altogether. *<
The I'lmmer reaorti nre cfcargtng 40 cenu a i?u_
bcer this year _._<i $3 for aa alleged quart of ext?,
clder. TiuaaccDiint. for tha growth of tae tetnn
niovament tn thoae ""Y**frfrrhnt)1. [riilliib-imiB
The Chteago Xevt ?ays tbat wBaaarer a Tnla_,
getalntoau offloehestlcks bl* ar.ns and le?a th
and haa them rtveted on the other ilde. Well, i_
advantages tn thia kiud of au offloe-holder; he om'I ate
and he can't take anytblng. This Toiedo Ulea i* % ^^
tlliDK
A poaoa about flffy years of a.e. evideutly )?.'____
under t'ie d.luslon tbat ?*'"? - ,, ... -, i?, .r.i...,. -jj
steitped up to tlm il.-sk ln tno Merohauts' Ilatik tnfl
and eoolly naked tho teller: " Uow niicb do you MB_
week f?r ooatt I" There not being a v?mj mt rootc ??-I
vault for tlie aco itriii.Hiation of the itrnnger _| J
dircct-d to one of the botels. -[Kiitland (Vt.) Kev_?v,
A Weetern paper thlnks tbat If orematton caa k?%
artanged that tbe widow can rt le at the head of aaa
of iorty-foi_backs all the poor poople In the ct_*i
ar once favor the ldea.
Colonel OeorKo L. Perkios, of Nonvloh, Conn., ?fe
oelebratea htH nluety-ieveuth blrthdiy last iv .*w, .2
satiie man wlio. durlng the Beecher trlal, cle,:'nfl_|2
court when aaked Uow loug be had IIv e.i in N'p.i wlcfc >
roplylug: " Klghty-icren years, air." Wlllian t
Kvarts, who wasexatniniug tbe wltness, waa fl.H,r?|?
a nionicnt, but aoou rocorered and said: " May I vbbbm
t? tn.iiiire, C'olon.l Pcrklns, whero you _p_nt the n$J?\
yourhro l"?[Sattaara Amoricau.
Thoinas Allen Reed, tbe fitat-at stenographir
Etigiaud, au.. a Lf any aaplrlng ) ...iik sliortband *ig
wiahen to in.et a foeman worthy of bts at'rl (ot ?
otuon |H-n or poncll, let hlm take an opiamnnity
ai!..,:kn.; tlie Kev. l'iilill|,a Brooka, of lioaion, anl s
ohaucea ar. tnai al the cloie of tno nnnoontn le- wlil ?|
the takiug af a Turklsb i.ath a supcrtluou* operatl?_->
[Detrolt l-'iee Prena.
MU810 AND THE DllAMA.
MUSICAL FARCE AT WALLACK'8.
At Walla.-k'H The.it re, Mr. McCauIl has with.
dn.wn Miii,, .kor'.a operetta, ? Tlie fllack Uiuaar,"
make room fora farco witb Incidetital t,,naic froiu loi
facile, lf Ilot always gracefill pen, ot tlie ?:iii,e <'oui|1i<,__r,
The now iicco U un adaptatlou from " Dl. Naherlu,"
' , ri,.,,ii roiuedy alth ii.uMc, and bears the aomewkat t_<
conaoqiientlal tliie of " C'hatter." Mr. MoCaatl bb>!
nuuuccn, not wtlbout slgns of _i.-_i>t>->it,: ?-i.-nt. ttiiat b<
purpoaed unlllng tne plece " Cbaitert.ox," but fouud tiiat
nom.pbu.ly had pre-etupt,!,! thai tltle lu th<-urrlceof u_e
LTururtan of Cougivns at iVaaliiiu-toii. 'llie dlflerenee be
tween the title. la hardly eittimica-t, ae ueither of tha
._;<?.1 io tne r. .il ijiiaine-. of tue pluy.
lu brluguig forward " Chaiter," Mr. McCauIl a
oi.i, ic.i u[ iu un exp_riiiient tbo result ol wlilrh wai
nol liiteii l lo atteuipt to pre<li. t? We queailou wiietae^
wlth all tho ext-lleii.crt of tho performauce at \i____'^
"Chattt-r" will elilior make popuU. tho .tyle of ?__*.
t_l.ni.eut of wuiob u t_ au exa?,|ilo, or provo Ita wemktt
adapuuiliiy to tue Aineric.u puiilio. Il u a eyeem
wlnuU la iiiiii-fl iik-.'d iu (ier?i.,'iy, wu,*ro tho niuiontytl
atock tbeutrical eo.upauioo aio aluiunt im na-lj ib afajB
ua in tho -p-iK.-a ur.nua, and couae lueutty aei.totu lallli
dojuaii.o lo llio iin_.il,". aud iiiiero no.ibretie.-i llidiaa.
plme. __, " l)u: -N.iiicnii" aud ** Urol Paar ?"Ciuue" 9$ i
ui.nt uccrpu'.le veiucle.. lor oxpioitlug the prvtHB
taleutn thut ihey ou.uvuto ?o an_iduou_ily. Iu tytm
BBbSBB niuuU di.|K;ii.l_ uihiu lUo qBl-kBBBB OI Ibe pu'tlMO
pu-klug up tuo Uuiuur vvUl.ii in pui iu thu ?on .- .nmnafr
eerted pn-cen, and Bluee unich of thia Uniu'i 1- wu___|f j
from au Amcricau puliilc by tue pui.t,'. -a_i *} |
1., . lit.'ity wuu iii_.ic_l o-iuceris, wlilou ur<> cuOrttj
oiii i...i.a to (it.riii.i, _, it v ouid aeciu to follow (liai nmA>
cal farcea, or farcea wilU ui.i-.ic, aro uot llkeljr to iiecBBB i
un popular a_ operetta . are Juat uow. Tno .trintuw_!
" Ci.a.ter '' is Biiiiple enougb. Tuero la juil t-ti, ..u pl4
111 it to liitro.luce eUariMiiei*., tirli.K tb-iu lnto 1, -I <(:..ii__9 -
witb BB8B otler, aud 1 rovido a tbeai.o lor ilirir j ..!_(__.'.
auoe. Tuo r.-nt of tl._ eutertaluuip:ui 11 pro.. iwl by ua
souu-.a wbl.-li noiiic of tlio eharaeters ntox- Tlie burdei-tl
the eveniua rvai.a upon tbo ab.uldcra uf Un. i-riuciyaj
purtormer wlio, ui t.il- c.-o l.a MkU.ii Cotii.lt>'. M
...i.t; t.uion b) wnMaf ber role tuat of m iu*r,iuu *iflB>'j
strean, Wlio l.a uol y.-t ou I<M'?i_ ot ycrfeot iuli__ij vBB i
tne l-.iifc'.iiu lau .uago, relioien .M.iJau, t eitreil) in *m> 1
Urec of tlie ci.lel ur..wD.K*k ti.at ba. _ai iv.l li. r .er(oaB>
tuitee u.tu.-no, tho.u-u 1( _uu.it. bo c.u.c__ed Uuu BOl
w.i.it of un.v tlu.m .ike a lllerary afie .., hor lluaa, _wj
her freo u.-.e ot Utru.au idiouia wUteh cau uuly uuiuae?*'
tue uiaj.iity of Iter lialeuera, Wlll tuSiitalo aKalual tM
eiiticiii.-.-itu: dcoeplaiice ot a i>10-i- lu ai..,_ abe pertoroB
luue-tentu.i Ot tuo work. Wo have a ?i_ti aupreci >:_aat
tueabulty arbi'-u M.i,l.,ni Cotirelly haa .liaplayed ln oH
piiiii. .Mr. M.i'auir.a i>iH'*->'tt.i. for tho e\?ft. an.l imbm
ui/." tho k.-.-ii lut .iliKeuoo wulou nbo brluga lo uuar ou l_H
cl.ai.i't. is a?i,-uod ber, but tlie .|?ei re.;_lu? th a MT
iiiflii.p'l.i .tr.. in-r.,1 <i. Md uot alwa.vn a.i:(e I to tu,- t__-__l
ot A.uerloaua, aud tual lUe veruac.i.ar .1* ll l.nla iroiuoff
Hpa l? uot ifwbea 1,1.1,?ic. *? 1 naiu-i?" cxuii.it. ibt
v,._..iii.t> lu a brighl llgitt aud deiiiotinlialca n.l ?!?
l.-iin.i'c kii,,al..i_e ol tUn te< bincs ol aetiug. llrrab
nm. 1- wUI liiiU in.il il i.r.'-.-.,t_ ber iu a iu...o ai:._n?B
...... uelci ll. ,.i ..?> ibn ln- nileU aluoo sho < a.uo ui .u lal
I.i,-.im apeuklug ..ug>".
lor Iho ntiior ui*iiiorra ef Mr. Met'..iH's L-o-itoaaf
" Chatler " il.iea tnxi ,0 11 Hunig eXiV-pi lo enaolo 1 .ieiu IB
Ul -<?,_. tb.tl Ibey uavo BIB-Bual giiin, wui. u are Wafl
BUliawJ l.j ?*i,'iior de Novellia. lu tuin |..i,,i..,.r Jtti
MvUouuiikh ia baaarttug .1 comi.ltuioutaiy iiib,?h__.
w ...?? ....... 1,,-unilei." ,..yuol,l?. ..ll." J.-uu.- U-"i___a
Miaa ;)1... Brauduu aud Mr. I)>- liotl tlut-i*e. wou l__f
1 to iiiake U|. an artreuieiy e.iic-icnl raJvatMa
IB .'li.uacler ucilug tlU) palill 14 liolue oil l._ Mr. C_rt_l
1'lUU-OlL
-?
A NEW JULIKT. ?
A repiast ntation of "Koiueo audJuliet" at
tb,".**i..r i'lieatru laat iii-.ht iu,r.Mi.i.-cd lo tuo Mcw-Yoife
punlic a young actresa wno, thou^-ii unuounord al
_ngllab, la a.,1.1 to be an Atuertcan by bl.ih. M?l
Adelaide Moore is tho uaiue o( thia young woiacu, i .- B
baa bBBB iiu.l.'.l by her repn?seutativ.s tbal Ber IB
sou.li.aoce to MiasNoliaou exteudn farlUer tuuu ibe ui?IB
Cl.naiiau uaiue. Tuoae, Lowuvar, wao aliouoed _a
uigui'a |.r..r..iaii... tn tUo Uopo _f ?c,*.i.< ,t Juttd
worthy to bo placed hy thu nl.le ol NeUaon's im oi.ii.aia
ble p,-rioiiiiauce .nii.it havo defarlrd uiiaaiiitti-d. A
graceiui U.urs. an lutercilng aud pi.-j-u*v>m.,i( (**,
an i;r,_.,i.,e,u- whnli cuiric. uor saieiy oior uiauy B
diilicuii iiiaoe, .ilias Mooic p.p_.__a__. Three et%
however. sit'ijecied to a beavy dri.woack luali.i.l, ib
-> ink.ata.ita. ....I appareuily uumauag^aolo voiee, w_ia
l_.pi.-iS uo BVarpwWBnug geiuua in_u.,e,t wut.b caa
oauae oue lo lorgi i tni.i setioua defe.U lt -I*.,.* well,
bow- vri. i.n- ihe aouity of tbe young a^-ire?*, luat inB
p.tri wuii-ii but sab-saa la Baraoraiiou n..s -.???i. a i<et
leetly Ultiu<; eXjMMM? t, ahe ia liilorcatlng aud by IB
llicui.a uu|>lc.ia>iig. in cbooi Ug Jttii-t aa u,-i .iil.od?'
toiy pan ttic alBMMl bUli; ibai aiie lo.l _....ri oi luo uar*
Ib rx-ti-aoi.'. Il.r " banurai" ls wed lliougut ...:t aud
well unaiik'.-.t au.l lu r eo.i.idy eaauei show a llgui ?a_
d.lieau- ioii,-i..
Ibe play was ,-tli "..-iitly <-..st, uiuoh more so th.in a_ea
porforu.auces aa a i ulo ai-e. Atk.u.i I?utvnco aa lo'^et ;
w.in at iuant 111..UI.1 an.l vigoroUs. Ixii.i.'.ilion a> i'rttt
l.aunnee was exi-.-Ueut, wlule JonpU Wbeeloct al
Mrrcutto al.led to a r.-..uiatl..u i.lr.'.iiv descrvrdly butfe.
lie B?arxl Wllb B_M Moore Ibo iiOUOia ol llia .\rul_|
uud was recalicd uio.e ihau ouee, Tue s.a.iery bai
pasaed lls beat days aud tbo coatuiu. * AeieuouiClio.?>
THE i'EOI'LK'- THEATKi:.
Those who have pOflflfl?Betl that tho Lmnit-coi
aiiiit.eiu.-iita were of lUe pBBI Bould Uavo clia.i.su las*
uiiud.a If ibey could ao have Ul-bu at the PcoipI^'s l'licaUB
last ulght. li was a lar^e aud appreclatlve aud.raiB
tl.;.. _..-e.e.l l?ii,.pw. ili.io.i ,v Kaualu's Miuaticl Co*"
|..>iiy, uud ihe geuuli.e applause aud hearty Un^litW
whicitgreeted th>" suicossiul eflorta of the jierloruiiil
were wetl earnod. Thrro waa uoiiiiu. Il tho Joaes of
the " aud iiiei. " to dlsturo tho most f_itidlous, and wit*
rare exoepuoni tuo Jokes wero new. Kvou th^ veieraa
?? Willy " liireb. wbo oeoup.ed a aeat lu oue of tba
boxes, a'.'pl-p.i.t.d noiue of tbe gooo |.oidh l.nre
WaBaaaapUBnal ongiu-lUy ln U-or/e W iaou'a ootni'-***
c.i.m; "il.irfuey" Dougueity as a atu...|. sneukoi'and .B
his coi.nc aougl re.uluded one of llie l?to " 1'i.ar:*?)
liackua. Tbo inual. ai tueleo of Mes.ra. Ooodysar.
A.i.i.ii-., Casey and Lorialue was excoiitloualiy --...>'. aus
a.li'_eloe<- ll.e pr.ig. .,.,inie was of a ki id wblch oroji
exoellent pauvuage tue rent ut the weea.
"
MIXED PtOELM,
Mr. J. I>- I'oli*. au.l u couipany, mcltulinf
Monnrs. Alexunder Vlncctit, M.Ik.i. Kaiurord, K. Poot
Cooke, M.sa Jui.a A. 1'ulk. Mrs. woige .'- Devore aal
Miaaea Jeuiile Cbrlntie aud Nellie Bbeldun, api>.-...t-*l !**?
evenlng at tbe Pourteenth Wlreet Tlicatr* ln lu," buinor
uus pla.** of" Mlxed Picki.-a " The place ia of a charaO*
ter witb thoae ol "A rtuucb of Keya," * Pbotoa," " i^klppal
by ibe l.uht ol the Moon," and other atmilar ptodu-tloua
wuieUnervo to wbile awar a pleaaaut twu ..oara. lu-ra
la a _>1. >t. but lt ls too IiiUetlult.* to warraut a dem-riptoi).
The elgni perauiiagee In ibe play aliuply retteei air.mg .a*
(liM.l.i.il el.a. .de.._?. ...un and evolve a .>"?' deal of i-iBJ
?.ii pil a n.imiier of oxtre.uely anuialng but improbaBiB
nitiiatioiia. There la uo reason wuy Uie play should bob
have a run of Uu weeks or more.
MR. MAPLESOX TRYIXQ TO BET TBM AOADEUt,
J. H. Mapleaon ia taking a few loa^ona ia
mauaxerial exporietioe. Kager to saeure the A.ade-/
with IU 873.000 ImproveinenU. ba receutiy oahlr4far
reanrved d.ites aud wautedao lmrnediata "wiraaoa*
tiriinug.' Tbe diraetora dld not ca?uar_, for thay MMM
aeveral Uuies lnformod Mr. Maploaon that tBera ????
?ertaln B|*e?itlc oonditloua, auab *u__,_f_,-_|*f ___?__t
.0 VI ll l. HBC .'"
(ii.iI.l lie Oiiui:
aa8
irinc i-tPUPiiiiuua, _uv_ ?- .?-?^? w .??_. _^
iriiy. wbieii lie musl oomply wlth B?'?J_"_
lurlriued. Mr, Murphy has bow r^a??_?2
?__? Mr. Mapleaou whersIB he atlU eiplja** J
desire to s.ourr tha priie, and one* lacra Mr. aiurp^'
baa beou uaUad xipoa U, latana Mr. Map^aoa that aa bbb

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