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TUBSDAY, NOVEMBEB 24, 1885.
71/A. N A II > TB18 MOBS1XB,
FoKKKix.?Widii. bombarded bj & rTiana.
Baaaiaa ofleera arreated ib 8t? Peterabarf. :
Anivalat Bllerayo al Bntlahexpedltion toBarmah.
-l.aiy Chnrehl Icanvaaaiogin Birrataghara,
: Withdrawalof Parnellfroia Lirerpool cob
t(9t.
i?iimi'-ii<'.?I'ljiii'iti'iii againat tbe aak f.f tbe
iVo.t Shori Kailmail at Bj lattaaa, _^-^ Mui li i ai
u pr,iiiii:ie:.t Qnahef at Cheatei, P< nn. = Sbbb- |
tur Bearalli ol New-Jetaey, oa tha Btatea lalaad j
Brrdga, --.- ? Auticipatfd Btrike i:i tli" aathracita
roal lfrfiou. ?--~ I l.e onliiaui-e (.vuiiuissioii in
Pittebarg. =s= Tbalibor difflcaltroB tLeLyuu
n.'iil liust'.n street railnaaitarraBg? tl.
City \xn Bl r.ti.HAN.?w.irti. i aad Work iu
ilet?d.===CiYil Jnatlee Kelly deaiedthe ehargea
agaiaal liim. . Grobtawakl rentenced ie
ilcaili. s= ? Three lirea l<>st ;.t a taaasB nt-boaae
hre; a n>'in Bireeted for araoa. ' Yellow fegei
t?ti^ChaiBbera street HosaataL ; : li ra. Taa
Antwerp croisa-f xamrned. ? OoldTBhwol tha
trajal itibtIti atlTer .lollar t4121g Biaiaa). 79.24
eaata, = Btoeka aetive wnh aeavy deeliuea,
closing fairly sf.id.v at partial rt-i ov.ries.
']ul \\ i aiur ,:.? lKiiit'M. tocal obaervatioBa la
dicatf statu.t'.ary teinperaturc aml fair or panly
clonrlj-we.iili.v, preicdeil bj rain, Tenperatare
m tenlay: Bigheat, 88?: lewaat, SO i aveiaga,
WthP. ._
Nobody waa liui 1 in the slifrht coUision OB the
BridgC K.ulway >?stci.!ay morniog, but tliat
iHno aganranec tbat no 008 will ba hnrt nexl
tiiiic. The lesaoc ol the aceidenl is that fhere
shoubl be a li'.it't tothe oamber of paaeengera
forcach traia. Thegnp wbjlost becauae tbe
load araa too beavy.
The aniaUpoi plftgaa in IfoatreaJ i* dyiog
out, oiny liirty-oiii deatlis in twodays being
renort.d; bat the diaaaae aeema to be spread
iuc iayblh in tlu tmburha of thal city and
throagbont the lower proTtBcea. With amall
r,o* inen a-ii-j." an.i wintor approaebing, it i*
I.lair: eiioujrh that the Canadiiu.'S Blt BXWlft to
have a hai.l atniggle foi eristenc' botwecn
niiw aad n- ri apring. Smallpoi is aggrarrated
bv colil weatber.
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Il is i.ot to be iviinib red ;it tliiit BeBatOT
riuuU-itt iTara. Deat.) Bqoirmed yeaterday
wben Mr. ThoBsaa B. Asten, ex-PTeeidenl of
tho Taa CognuaaioB, anggeeted to the Beuate
('(.niiiiittcf howanoneynughtbe Bared to i!i?'
City bj reforwlDg iuuiii< ipal bnethotla and by
puttinp aaore poaret to rep^tlateaalartea iu the
Iniii.is dl the Board of Bafiinftte and Apportion
tiHiit. Mothing would diacoBeert Plonkitl
BBore tliiin a radiciil ehaage iu om preeesl bj b
te;n. 11 is particiilar torte at Albany last win
t?-r was to iotrodaee and uru*' private iiil1-, tiv
in;: by law the halaucs "f city employea, thua
platinif tlnni bcymd the icacli <it officiala beol
ou rctrtBi'biiic.'il. If the Beard .?t BaHroate
wii? properl] ctuiatltated and etnpowered, meB
likf Piunkitt would apeedilj loae theix oeeapa*
BBOaV _ _
Tht riTcanMtaneea atteodiag thebnroiog of
lho teneroent-hoaaea in Ii.i--i Bixty-foarth-st.
tuiikf oai a Btioag eaae of araon againal ;i nan
uf tiu ua:,i( ofKohat, wbo had b roomiaone
ol tho bailtlinga. H i? imrioaaible to aee how
h. enneaeapi paying tha ti reaw penalty of
tlu law foi OBaaiag the deatb of throi peraooa.
yj||]fjaj| .;.,. l, :,arkiibb: pvicbute in hia favoi
bi deTeloped later. TheFire DepBaTtanent aa
thoritiea ahoold, and doabtleaa tbej will, paah
tawjeatae agaioal tlii-> awm rigorooalj, There
is nted of the ilFnt whieh woald la
awoaght aboal 'i\ poatsbing bim severely, i.h
ni-..') htneiinu of altogethef toofroqaanl oe
gajrreatoe in thia city; aioreoreril La aoi ofttto
tbat itafjh exeelleni proof can bi- obtaioed
aaBBtaaal pefBOTal of wiio.-c ^iiilt BU v::t lias
rciM.iiiilili doiibt.
Tha tistiiiiiiiiy befete tiu Beuate laTeatigat
injr Caaanaittee yeaterday in ragard to tbe di
visiou af O'Coniioi's saiary aa Btenographei --t
tht- Vltb Distnct C'.urt lrts Judk'O Kelly out.
H f apatauaiitl) kiuw iiotliini: abooi the diapo
aition -if the tiK.i.cy, ajthoagt. itobi the atate
inonts of BOtoe ot tlu aritneaaea tbere h bo
iloiibttbat-tln' liulk ol tl'Connoi'.s |?ay WB&I into
IfaBBBonea pockel bisiden Lna own. Tbere is
politite, and bad p. litics, t4)o, uiixed np in the
rnattir, whieh Bhould be prohedto tho bottom.
Tbe ayaltiui of aj,|.(iintiiient? in theaa BOnrtB is
all wroiiK uud bVbb at tbo bottoin of tliis dia
praceful troublo. If tbe civil jaataCea did not
have the aaaweg to bvuna tho BteaogwptterB
tbere world be BO I'banceo for bftra^ina, dt-al.s,
Bmil subseiiutut sc.iuduls.
Tbe reports frou* the Palkans are ao untrust
wonhy tbat tlioro ma;' prove to be no tnith in
the ruau.r tbat Widiu ha? betu bo^lnrtled by
the P'-rviiuis :iind ia now bnming. Bttt if t'"'
st.m .-lii.ulil proTe true, 11 todi<*aiea that King
Milan i.-ii.i<lxiii?.'iuU-spfi''tP.iVoii tiir.-tii. \. "'??
,i: :-'i-.a v.liidi li.ne oTcrtaken him ta tdher
qnartera. Prince Atexaudtr threw tlie bnlli ol
hia folcci ;i_Ci.iM-t ttta tVO dl\ ir-U.ll-* of Obt
s.-iM.its RaJranetBrg fmui Nlaeh iitaw .^phia,
i.n.l \\ i.lm waa l.-it -nily alightly i.iot.-.ied. lt*
nitiniil [aoaition ia ao atroofr, boweTer, that
utt.i.ki.i- DBTtifM would hBT4 dlfliculty in
captnrinKitbyaaBAOlt, evenifil were '?? ?'l ]>>
i.niy :i lciv troopa. ffombandnaenl waa eri
ili tiily tbe i.c-t way of captnringtbe plaee, BBd
Scrvia haa aome beary guna?two facta which
givi neolonnffof probabUitj i<> the Btorj ol
tlu attack npon the town. Bnt Widin i- nof
Bophia, tjfixl i-vi ii il King Milan aubduee it. be
iviii >till have tnuch to do before he dictatea
i>. ace to Balgaria.
7111 IMi/riMl. \ I OF H ARXER AXD WORB
\\ illiiitn s. Waraer, J. Heery Work aad Iheir
frienda ought now to be eutwely nappy. Tbe
public baa bceB BMored agaiu and Bgain, in
coiivt and oni ol it, that Mr. Waraer and Mr.
Work could prora to the complete satiafaction
of thcir fcllow-ditizcns thattheirtfanaaetiooa
witli Perdinaml Ward badnererbeentainted
by frand or any forni of wroag-doiog. Ifwe
ni-c to belioTe the proteatationa <>f tlnir conoae]
and themaelrea not one eent eTer fonnd ita way
iiitn the poeketa of ilio two young meB who
KTabbed eo biga ahareof tha Ward plnnder
thal was not alUnlng with tategrity aod aiwod
faiih. lt innal !>'? admitted that tbe greal pnblie
baa wiaked tbe wink of diabeliaf andderiaion
when nprighl and lcained counsel have laid
their baada npon their lioarts and Boletnaiy
aaanred aedata jndgea that Mr. Warner was
actnatad by highly landabla mottrea when tte
Btripped Ward bara of hiaspoila, and that Mr.
Work was laboring zealon-ly with Mr. Warner
in a rightaoua eilort to n-ston- to every niuii hi*
own. Tlie defranded depoaitors in the Marine
Bank and niaiiy otber peaple who Boflered by
the BWiadltagiOf which .Mr. Warner and Mr.
IrVork profeaaed theniaelTea ao atrongly iguo
rant.werc naAarally aoep^ioal, and tlii-ir ntrbelief
sci-iik (l to be ahared by the eoramoBity at large.
Boi now Warner an.l Work will hare b
(liiiiicc to eoBTince ajarj of their peerathat
they have been roiannderstood and Btiarepre
aented, and it they are triomphantly acqnitted,
tbe* ii ill beable to gooa with the good work ol
diatribnting Ward'a Btolon gooda, narexed by
ineeraand nntronbled byattaeka, Tlie) ahouhl
l.c ijratefnl tn DiBtriet-Attoreej Doraheimerfoi
thi.- opportunit* of proTing their tanoceaoe in
open eonrt. Of rouree, the? will in>t try i.? lake
any adrantajta of Biere lechnicalitiea or h-r.il
complicationa. Thej are Boxiona loBlaiidun?
apotted before the world. They can only clear
t-eniaclrea by aequlttal after a fair, full trial
on tbe iiieiits of tbe caae andon the tacts. II
the* aic iiiiio.int they will weleome tbe moal
aearching inqniry. Branded with thediagrace
oi iml . iiiicnt they can nerer eftace that- brarid
l.y any rc.-oit to legal aubierfugn, by anj niiib.
bling, bj aayattempt towreal tbe proeeaaea ol
our courta and the lettor ol the >t .tut.-.- t<> their
jirotcctioti iniin juatice. Th. \ mu-t atandor
fmll bj i"' boneal trial of tbe Irutb,
Mi. lbii-.-hciincr may barc madi aome nii
takes in hi> eflorta t<> bring before a jnry the
qnettion of the gnilt or innocence of Waraer
an.l Work. Bnl he deaervea the thanka of the
i-.ii.itiiiinity for abowing thal ao inflnence of an
army of able eoonacl, no reaoorcea ol greal
wealtfa or powerfol aaaociatioo, baTe luccceded
in tnraiBg him one .j..t from bia atiaighl pur
poee. He baa been righl in ioaiating tbal a jurj
onfthl tu paaa <?n tbe facta <>i th< tranaactiona of
Warner and Work with Ward. Tbeindirled
iiii-ii Bhonld welcome the laane. Let it l..- ;. taii
?iilil and no fan.r. Mr. Doraheitner can bc
trnated, we tbink, t<? pnah the proaecution n ith
energj, ________??________
.iv EXECUT1VE IA W-BREAEl 11.
The defenee ol Mr. Viiaa ia weakor tban hia
miataken actioo,and thal i1- aaying much. The
claini th-it he wasobliged !<? refuae any arranga.
iiicnt niiilcr tbe law enactad by Congreea, be
canse there eiiated only one Ainerican coni
pany which could tranapnrt tbe maila t.. thia <.r
tbal foreign eonntry, i.i aiuiply an iniiilt to tlu
Uw-tnaking body. Coogreu knew perfcctl)
I well thal in 4neh caaea then- could be oni) 0114
Ainerican bidder, nnleaa the ratea ahonld bc ao
' hi^li as t'? indnee other cornnaniea or capitaliata
I.. nndertake the Berriee. The pretence that
tbe Btnonut appropriated waa not aafHrienl ia
, ni;'..!. ridieolnna by tno tacl thal the companicH
j Tolnntarily otfered t,< tranapurl the maila on
j terins which would nol lake from the Treasory
, tnorc tban tbe amonol appropriated.
No donbti Mr.Vilaa i- wiac in trj im~' t<> doceire
i the public abonl tba reaull <.t hi- operatiooa,
. He will have to face Congrau on thal anhject.
| Merobera have eonatitoenta nho will bitorai
! tliciii whether commerce haa been benafitad by
theeliange from mailaevery ten daya t?> maila
: every month, to Central America, forexarople.
Couatituenta w ill tell then whether raaila onee
I a rnontb, and twenty-four daya ln tranait, are
\ nn improvcmenl to dealera with < loata I!'....... i
i maila tbree a month, and ten daya iu tranait.
\ Jle wlll huvc to (ace tbe ju-l criti.i-in which
!.is attempt to amoggle American maila upon
foreiga rcaaela aa paaaengera1 baggage will
excite. He will have to anawer how it comea to
paaa tbat tbe Cbineae Miniater <;ui aend by
i Anicii an iiiails diapatcboa i<? hia own Gorcrn
I menl in eigbteen daya, while tbe American
; Btata Departmenl eannol k<-i diapatcbea to ita
Miniatet at thi aame poiul in Itas than fcixty or
scvci.t.x daya,
Thia i.4 Democraticeconomy. Il deprivca the
c Hit.try of tha beneflta of govcrament, nnd then
claima credil becauae it chargealvaa foi d,>ii.?
nothtag th.ui waa eharged ln h.xi- for doinji
t.'...>d sciii.-c. Mr. Viiaaonghl t<> be impeacbed,
He haa willuliy refuacd to nbej an Acl <>i < on?
grc-ea, and defled the law>mnkinB power. Bnl
hiamethodaan thoaeof th. Democratic pnrt.v,
in ao peeuliar a amae ih.it probably he ?ill uoi
otcb becanaured bj a Democratic Uottae.
I'lilSri: ALEXAXOER'S OIPLOMAVY.
Prince Alexander baa tnatle an adroil use ol
hia tnilitaiy sncc<;8aea, Bj aithdrawing Ihe
Bnlgarian garriaona ti.un Enatarn Rnmelia
iiii?1 complying with the rec,niremonta of tbe
Portc, be haa not only gained an ally, l.ut
aecured tho moral anpporl ol Ibe Powera,
Theae conceaaiona, il inade in the hour of
defeat, woulu hare been fatal t.i IhePrincea
preatige. Tin Bnlgariana and thi Kumel-ana
h.ivc anleiitly wiabed loi Ihe iinion of tbe tWO
Stiitea, and weie ok ijo.K .1 ivlien the levolutinn
occorred. Tbe Prince h.is vittnally eonaented
lo the reappoiBtment of a Turkiab fJoTerooi
and the reatorBtion of the forraei conditiona
ii Uli gncfa niodii'icatiiiii- aa tlu ( .ml.n-iii-i iiuix
bt able to aecure. Theae arenard teraia; and
wiule in tiieii extramity tbe Bulgariaaa would
have had no rhoice Init aobmiaaion, they wonld
hai( held th. Prinee petaonally reeponaible foi
, their hiiiniliation. I.ul now that an inwading
j aiiny I B4 beea diiven l.ack anil di>;i.-,tioii>ly
I ilelcated sevenil timo in Ihe OfaBB tield, ihe
Prince's anbjecta will ba aaore lenieal in their
[jadgaaeBt. They will k|Vi- btai credit for
I dijiloniatii' a*> well u< niilitiiri 904104844?*. ilis
I iraHaBiTJ ta the field will make him a BOpulai
idol. In Bpita of hi.i niilcii.l.-i to tlu I'orte.
sincc hih coneio-sioiis aic re.-.lly < fjnil all nt to
i tbia, the rittea of BtilffBjia are now U____imtad
in hf.nor of hi* triuinphs. :n.?l Bltof
ofloyalty to tboBOTereign haa beaa rn.ite.l.
The Bemao poaitioa, oa tha ethei banflj ha?
beeotne bIuhmI eritical. The Porte i? al ?
thrrntinin^r Kiog aaihta with nnlitaiy inlerveu
tion aaleaa be piouptl] acoedoa to the denand
lor an ara i-ti.-e aad the abaadoanieBt of hia
claima for tcnitorial conapenaationa. The
POarera, etaboldeiied by Prioee AlexanuWa
gietoriea, and hariag been diapoaed Iron. tbe
Brai toreaeol Kiag Milan'a caaipaign of waoton
aggreaaion, are now inaiating apon aa inm.e
diate BnapeaBioB of hoatilitica, lt la eren
reported that If Kiog Milan refnaee to coniply
with tlu- terma of the Confi rcnce, he aill bf
declared aa eoemy t?) the peace ..1 Earope, Bad
twooi the Powerawill eaforcehialiepoaltloo.
Austtia. tinilin.' itselt anaopportod, baa giwen
Berria warniag oi the cooseiaeaeei of peraial -
ing in ita un.iiisiiiiablr deroaad for the rectiflea
tion ol ita fronUer. Priaee Alexander'acom
pliancc with theTnrkiah cooditioaalearea Kiag
Milan in a BOITJ pligbt. If Bnlgaria bl t<> ri'tain
Uu. frootiera defined by tbe Treaty of Berlln,
an.i Eaatern Ran elia ia t<> be reatored to Ub
foinicr relationa with the Porte, Berria eaanol
rca-iiiiibly Bsh for the ecaaioa of the Ifidin
Diatrict, or of aoyotaer portioa ot the priaei
pality. rhe Kiagdofa no ioager haa a eaaae ol
tvar. ll haa been dis.i4n.ii.-l.v deleated nnd
inay not be allowed to retiieve ils reveisrs.
King Milau's aubjecta are not in a moad to bo
j.i-t eitber to tIn-ir aorereiga or to tbelrgen
erala, Embittcred by unexpeeted defeata, they
may siillenly hold Kiag Milan responsible ior
the hunnliatiniis to Whieh they have be.-n Htib
jacted. The attack ti|><>n vYidin, reported Ui
ihe lateal diepatchea, hiprobablya deaperate
aiieii.pi on the part of the Serrian ataiTtoob
tain soine siibst.intial BBCCeaa before bfling
toiciil to tieat Im peace._
MATOR OBACE .11' i:\ KBI TUBJf.
II the laat election had BJ008 M he hapad and
piaanedi Mr. Qraee woald have been by far tbe
nin-( antoeratic afayor thal New-York erer
knew. Thiongh the men appoiated by hira, nnd
hia iniliieii. r orer eoaiBilaaioBerBappoiated bf
lii~ prederaaaora ha already had alaaaal entira
eontrol of ni.?nv of the moal importanl of the
manieipal departmeota. H ? waate 1 to add Ihe
Bheriff, the Conuty Clerkand the t'oroanera to
tbe troop thal treaablea at hia nod, bnl br waa
moal of all anxionfl to add a rota to bia atreagtb
ia tbe Board of Eatimate nnd Apportionment.
The Controller nnd the Preeidenl of the Tai
Dcpailnicnt have been too iii.le|,ein!enf to
Mtiaf.i the Mayor, altboogb the Coatroller waa
elcctedaa fl Uaaaty Ucmoeraej candidate,aad
Mr. Coleman waa protnoted to hia pn
poaitioa bj Mr. Graoe. The M iyoi longed aith
au exceeding great longiag to ?ee Charlea W.
Daytun elected Preaidonl ol the Board ol
Aldermen, ln ia Ibal poaition he woald nlwaya
!?. ;,t' Mi. 4-1.1.."- beck aad rall, an l bla an
qncationing aappotl for hia pn ron and rhief
eould alivit.i i bu c mit.'d on in tha Board of
Appiirtionniunt. Mr. !>.?> f. i'h prineipal tibjeet
iti blr im aome ye ira baa l- n the aouadiag ol
Mi. Gruce'e rirtuea aod majeatic qnaliiie*
tbrough Mi. 1? i^ t-ii's little ttn triinijx t.
ln-.i|i|ini:i!.'il iii tbe reaiilta ol the vnting on
N'liM'iiili. i ::. Mi. Grace i-- now iii-\ in Coitifj
inghiiuaell in Ihe depirttnciit*. Ile ii atretch
Ingonl Iii* band to the pnblic echoala. In the
|,l,u-,- ol tIii?. L'orainiaaiouera ol Bdueation,
wboac tcraia expired n few dnya a.'". he h..>
,i).|..,inti',l ilni i- i.ia ?<? ne ii- part' aod limplo.
i ??! -. i-iu.l t Ii.i.i .'I.i there ni .N 1" -'.nn- doubl ol
theirainiplicity.) lt i- underatood tbal be pro
]?,? - topul the brother-iu-hiw ol ln- bnein --
partoei it the beail ol the great public achool
departmeut. Ho i-, benl on niaking himaell
(.?li in ererj bran :h of the pnblic errice in thia
town. It'a liat.l t-i Btop him wli. n be haa naade
up hia ii.ind lo get aoything. l*"'i " "'' hc
niaking the citj goveramenl altogether too
mueh oi b Gra< e pockol pai tj I
LEdlfL uio\ SEl l'i D.
'II,i Kiiie.iu ni Mati-tn- atatea tbal the roil
road i-iiii|i.iii;'- enwaiog Uie northeni and ibe
muitbern bpunibiriea of thia rountrj lefuae to
give .-..-. oitni- ?.f exiMirta froni th> rumitr) bi
lail. ln ?i.ii->-im ih < . it is -i.iN d. th. nernuiita
..f exporta ure exeecdinglj im|BTfeet. A few
niontba ago ii \%.i- aunouneeil tbat tlu i .
hibilitj undet ? si ting lnw? ol nbtaining any
rorreel reporl oi inniiigratinti ??> rail iieroag the
CauiBliaii ?.i tbi Mexk an boidi i had I. d Ibi
Burenn nf Btntiatiea tn oniit enlirel) tbe do
fective npon- previouMj publiabeil. ln ron
aeqaence nf th. -<? defleienriea, il Mppi'nra thul
the publir rreorda iiavi rontataed aad mnat alill
i i.nt.iiti grnve errnn*. whieb rnnnot b. avoided
wifboul tniihi i h -'i-l.ition. Tbe t-xieting ai I ?
guverning tbe BioTcnifBt nf lacraona and |?ro
iiu, i- nernaa tbe bordei were fratned al ;. titne
when r,rl\\.i> travel wna well nifli nnkaown,
,ui.l u. n uot ai all ndapti d to w enre . ouiplele
and (iuu i l ii |iniis. Ii.it it \iill uot do to pi i
inii tbe atiitiatii'a nf foreign ? omnii m lo n ni.tin
li.u- inroniplete. Witboul furtbei legialatioB
it will be ililp.i^-ibli tO get BU) eoiurl -late
iii.nt ul foreign inimigration, and lience it
would bi- im|iii--il!c tn ii-.ii h nni arcumte i-ii
lii.tr o| lln iluti.i-i of poptlbltioU lli.Iii ...ll
to year.
Tbe only reaaou abirb lln railwaj cooipaniea
have to give foi tlnii eourae in tl.. inattei i
iln inconvenienci of prepariag eorreel roporta,
or allowing aiicb repnrta lo b< prrparetl, But
iln- woubl ?1111 > (.uie aonie addiliniial IbIbm to
elell,- ol lln \ali.ni-(i,lii|iil.i.--. 'lln ~i,,all in
toiiM ni. im- Diighl vM-ll be diaregarded in ron
-iiliiitioii of ibe publir neeeaaity. Correct re?
tuin- an- outaiued witbuut diAicnltj ol all im
porta, and it i- equallj ea*?y to obtaiu rmrecl
returua of all exiarrta. Tbe Canadian fJo\
einnieiii i^ able t<> obtain correel -i.it..... uta ol
iiu nn,4. nn nt of pimlin i- nernaa tlu bordei ;
\4h_4 hIihII not ihe I'niti .1 Btatea ,i- w?!I .' Even
Ibe M. \i< ;in Govi iniiii ni i- able to obtain eom
pletr repnrta. Everj cai ernaaing ihr- border
s-liini'?l li.iv. witb il iiu iiQieial atateuienl nf
ii- .i.i,!. nt-. to be ih ji..-iti ,1 wiili iln |,i,.|? i
Cii-lon,-, olti.ii. Notbing i- ti. i <|, ,| l.iit ;t
ainiple nc\ reqniring tlie milway rnnipaniea
tn.plj with -in h regulationa aa iln Treaa
tii\ 1). pailiui i.l ln...v deviae, and ll.,., j, nn
reaaon to I.i li. v, thal the ronm rjoi nt burden to
th. i uinpauii s \4 ill bc uf iiu|H>i taui..
////. i.nl l i: \lOR l.s l 8P01LSMAS.
To in.I..' an openiog foi Bterllog, Governor
: liill h;.s .iisplai .il Mi. Leaycraf t. who has had
oiaaj yeara' experience aa a Port Wardea. The
ofticc is om reqniring connrmation by the Btnte
Beaatavaad the Uorornoi knowa tbat Bterling
eaanol be ronfirniod, Aa Mr. Leayciafta term
expired ainee the Beaate adjnnrned, hnwerer,
j il the Gorernoi refnaea lo nake any atbei
aponintment, tbere anema to be a diaace,
..ii.i.i the peenliai Btate law, foi Steriing tobe
retained ln the offiee, Tlie Governor eould barc
in,nl.? a noniination to the lasl Btate >, n.itc 1 u
itll this plaoe. li waa hia 11111 \ to nake nomi
nation* im Poi i Wanhns io ,'ill othei raeanciea,
1 and al.-ii lor ltiiuiignitioii CoaaaaiaaatBaer and
I otber Btate oilieern. He aiade ene notaination
? that of the elerk ol the Taeed s.iiiate?an
1'ort Wardea; but knowingthal men likeSter?
iing eould not be (oniiruied the Governtaf nimte
no elloit to lill the oih.i pladBB. Koa he ahowa
bia eeiiteiiipt for Clvil Berrice Refotn),faj for
evena iesiie(tai.Ic,('ivil Serriee, by irlifttag
Btarlrng as t!i?: ty|nj-of man he rJawtrn i? BOfaBf.
I he QoTfa*not aaa ii la his powet piactieajty
to 'iiillily the Siate t'ivil .SdVicHj Aet. The
CoaamiaaaOBaWB will hava to obaj htaoriltr* in
inodiiving the rnlea or in naktiig eh?iifefl
lhl.m. n. ;,|.|.....-..ily regarda hia BiecttoB aj
du.- to th.- bellef that be was oppoaed to l JfU
SeiTicc Refonn, thongh be opeuly profeaaed to
be ita fii.nd. V.t this ia the manlM wtam
t'U-uiat.d rotod, aud lor whoae benefll be niaile
., rni.tiil.Miion oi |1,000 to the tMtmpaigu M
:,IMl oa wboae incceaa be pnblicly wngratutotaii
the eo.intrv. ln Eact, bia snhordinato llcdduii
baa apologized for not retainiog Starling as
Weighei on the groUBd tbal it could nol; be
dono witl oni an open violation ot the law. I ho
man, he aaya, waa worthy of tlie plaee. Douht
LeaA Ute I'lv.-ddent taken the-inie | H5W ol lt.
FOOTBALL TX C0LLEGB8.
The m..at l.lliou.a Of nntl-f.."tl>ull BTOWleTB Wlll
i? foreedta wneade aeareeoltof Batnrday'aex
eellenl gaaM betweea tbe collagiate teatna ot
l-riucetot and -Bie, thal there ia a way of piaymg
Bthorooghb aciaatifle aud axeitlag game ef feet
hailwithoBl atartilai fauaaltiea. Ol eonraa H la
.,1,1 pcible to ette matoaeea wheta lUBdaeaM
young men who baTe entered colleea with regalar
asdeiegaal feataraa havaotHneaul agaia, tbaaita
lotootball, with heaa thal bora a atngalai ra
semblancc to one of Profeasor x'wtor'a gaapa of toa
moon. It will have to be graated, too, thal the ex
lent t?. which their fortnttea ia life have been
marred bytbia antoward circnniataace eanootbe
rstiiiiHt.il. llut Bllthal ia only B pniiiahiuent lor
aol pla) im* tootbaJI with the intelllgeoee and ntiu
diaplayad bythe ehaaoolon taaaaa wboee confltet
lasl >.,tui.l:ii liaaattru.ted sucli general adunra
tlon. .
ltiiiinfortunatefor Prlneetoo that ao maajj oi
h.rnioat siiiiful playera will iMigoaawith thecloee
aftheproaent rolleKe year. Mr. Laraar, whoae
ahm.it iiiii!ieui..iia ^oraaaaee at Kew-HaTan
nirno.1 what aeeaaed ta ba an aaanreaj defaal late a
l.iill.ui.l lnui..rli!indcliiicliedl.i.achiii?itoth(>l.ali.i
of mipi'riority aaBOttg ladivldaalplayera, wlll ho
??t in '86, aad hia loea Unof likaly aoonta be made
up. Lamar aaaerreaa^aaroaa praiae for a foal that
naa woBderfal ncd enly ifl Ita athlalle bnl la ita la
t. ii, . tni.i qnallty aa well, lt waa a ala. ia wbleb
bratoa took an eaaaatial part. Keiadged dtatanee
aad faeoa with a aaatlta^Batieal nieety, ar
raaead aa tdatMarate pim. aad kated upon it
xvith :i rcieiitv ixiii.li. i" fiimili.ir idi.-iii. WM
.-i.oiiirli tn iii.-ike ..ne'.a head Hivim. Bntheienol
-..lilarv Ifl Ina clun.. BpOO I leilil. 1 11.' WOTB "f
Peters, vYalkiBBon aod Baeeber, "i tTale, aad "f
Toler, <'f Princeteo, wMaaarkedfei itaclereraeaa
andaeienoa, If all tbe eollege elereoa took an in
Bpiratioe irom tbeeanrtly Bad ajeatlamaalike baar
iiik of Un-" ?!>|."4ii._ teaaaa, and playad Ibe gaaae
xxith th.- aaiae Inteilifanee and preelae regard
For rnlea and foe tba/igfata <>f theii rlTala. we
?bonld ln 'i bul lltfJeoomplaintagainHl thecontlnu
Hin-e of football among tba aothorlzed rallegtate
7A, I'ait Mall UtuUi iu refi-riiiikf to tha Bnrraeae
cxpodition remarkitli.it a Bfitteh foree i.'ie, b]
;,ni , iiii..-, im in iti.-i who n rraponaible, atarta on
a.iv rampaign ?llhool an nathiag beiag forgotten.
ln thia in-t kiic.- ii waa the powdee thal caaaad tl..
d.lav. the aiege train baiag detadaed BWattingahip
.ii.Mi-, of iiniit.ir.i atore from Madraa. The Bur
i nteae rxpeditlon la excaedlngt) fortuoate, bow
ever, ifoulj one thing baa beea forgotten. Oener
:,ili tbere tainexcuaable mlamanagemenl of eTcn
. b "i anpplj and Branaporlation. The Krench
:n..l the Knaaiana ar eqnally bai kvi:ir,l and u i
t. in iin iu preparationafoi war. 1" facl, there ia
m,;, one N..tu.11 thal h.dared the ar. ,.f iv.ir to
Ihe ui, etiea r< qnin .1 i"i i" rfcctiiin. I be Oerman
itrillad iu llme ol i> . in preparattona for
rapid and thorough i unpaigning, no detail ea ap
ioa Bttention.
?
i lereland geta the .r.-iht with tlie reformcra,
Hill geta tbe rredil with tbe "1k>v?," aod Hterlmg
%i la the plnndar. Cleveland, Hill and Bterlina all
1 ki:.,v? xx ii.c they ireabout. And, in faith, so do
?j.',-: ^
Me ira. Kdgrrton nad rr.-ub?lm, tlie new Clvil
-,iiii.- ( ,'iini., .ii.in.-r . .re revfoing tbe rnlea to
h..ni...ui/? wltb Den.atk ideaa, N'atarally, the
i-.i -t tl..ni.' ti.'i propoaa to doia toetnka oal tha
boeligibilily rlanae, which bara <>ut tboee wlm
., ? i, ,i H, ii,e c..iii. ilorate Axuiy. Confederate x, l
, erana will then probably l?- gtven equal prefere .ce
; wita | nn.I. veteraae. Practieallj thal would
m.-iiii a prafareace to tho ezclaaton "i llnlon aaen.
,\i leaat, tbat aeeuia to harntentie beal wilh Deroo
! rratic Idaa ? aow.
i aleaatbe <:..;-i"ti of tba conrt in the Taber
divorraaiih ? .- wtong, the pmper plaee for tha
h>v. w . VT. Downa la nol a pulpit, but n priaon.
?
I l.e In-t iiiiiii ivhi. vi.llit-il tree rule U. i, Bud la
' not delicaleahonl hoa he obtaina It. i< now in
ri,,. n.'.-ij.hia. Hehaa anrreudered hiniaeli io the
polici .mi aaya ba tnnrdered a car condnclor in
Uhli igo twoteara ago. Ii i-. n.?t hkely tbal be did,
i..r tliiit ho vi ill L" t ii Ir.-'- ruh- t<? thal citT. llut
there ought to be a lav pumebing bj imprin mmeul
'? |,.i.|.le wlii. Iia-len ,i. :,. i ii-e liielil-i lle- "f (Time -
iioihing m rere, .,i rom p, bnl Boinething hke a
i...,-.! li :.t i.ail labor,
? ? ?
Lli ntenanl Ore. iy'etheorl( ? reepe. tingthe N..rth
Pole nainrall* nwal with much oppoaition in Eng
i'lll'l. lt XX :n Im fi.rtune dunnk.* lll- llll|.l is.'ll lll.'llt
Ln tbe Arctlc to upael ihe i-iiu.liiai.Mii reacbed by
-it Oei.rgeNnreaanil liincompaniona reapeeling the
I'alaeocryatie .-.?.. Ilaviug controverted what the
I'ru .-i. .\|.i"i. i- ;.-i.nn.-.1 ti. be facta, he eannol
. * |e . t tu Ii:ix e lua OWII 1 lieiir.e.a |iilaa lllli liilll.Il^ed.
Lienleuaiit tirrcly belteree tbal tbere la un ocaan
1,000nuleeindiametar,roaadaboal ihe Pole ihat
' 111? v.? i liee.'ei; andconjectareathal tbe Pole itaall
I- tbe eelitle Of ikll li e-iilppeil lai.,1 roleteil Wlth iCB
li.,!.. 1,000to 1,000feel tbick. 1 h.a? ronrluaiona
i l.re rejeile I l.x ;>1 olnllieli t Ar.tli il.ltlli.l.l l"i lll
Rngland.
?
mi:ii!i M. W'eeil i-i .-..ul to have apeol Hnnday in
tbweity wltb blepartner tn polltiea and bnalneaa,
1 tlu iu w Aaaielapt Bacraiary of tba Traaenry,
William E. 8outh, who caata over from Waahlag
liii. i-i,.e. i.-illy t" ineel lil.ll. Il ia to l.e |.ie.-uii|. d
thal VVeed waata the Democratie |ob of farnudtiag
il... rreaeury Departmeai with ;i aacood-haad
. Ipbar dlapatch l.ey.
? m ,
TbaOranl nooanieot fnad growa aluwly. Aa
longaa tbere waa aabadoa of donhtontheqneation
ni bia ln.iii reating-plaoc it waa natnral tbal tbere
abould ii"t be a general rcaponaa i.? tbe oommittee'e
appeal for Innda Uutaincctbal iadeAnitely un.l
f ii-v.-r aetlled there ahoitld i... loaajar be any beat*
taucj <>r liu.-kw:iiiliie-i. lt abonld aol be ,.u.l that
QaneralOraal la na aooner bnriad tban forgotten
iii tl..- |i,-,.|>l<- arboaa powei aad glory ba exempli
lie.l and ni ni" i.un,ni-.
PEB80XAL
Tke rr.nei-4.4 Cirntliie .le lio.irln.ti, wl:,.-,- eng iffmnont
to ( niiiit / -inoiiki l.u- I'-an ai.n...inted, naa ouce ou the
polBt <>t weddlug n rnb Aiuarlcaa.
ai a reoeni meetlag of tke regeata <>i the I lorida Btate
I'.im r-uy ll.e iloejien of l.oelor of I.ii .u.tv wai euufer
i, ,1 ou ti., ii.'.. r. 11.? iniiii. oaatoi ..r .--t. Kaul'eMethodtat
| ,.:,. opal Cliiiieli. Pl eU-kill. N. 1 .
Bi eratary Baj .o J ui a good walker, bnl an enthuilaitio
, ,|!le-tlli.ll.
No it iii,iii or Bpaaisb Bourboa <>r the I'uriiit branob
n.ii noUoe I'rine, aad Prlneeea Waldacaar; wineh l? not
,i iouri, ul ii'" -luiitf woe t" i ka yenag ovaple.
Abarbai aha dlda't raaagalxe hla tiatlai toia Lav
reii.e Barntl he eoald aluava l.-ll a inan'a bii-.li 0-1 hy
l,? ' iK il bla faee and frelln? ,,f M- boad. "Can, eb I
Tii.i. wii.-ii haalaeaa an I m i" Baked the aetor, Tae
barber'aeyi aadBuaara wen boay forafaw monienta,
i.mi tin-n be Mld, nitii a toaa uf oonvtcllou, "Bhoe
atore!''
Mia- Oordon baa reeelved, iu aaemory af ber iiiuatrioua
brotker, 8 handauuia voluine routatulni; un lll.nliinte.l
addreaa of lyeapatky, algaad by ihe l^lBoaaaea <>f tireat
liiit.iin. Peereaeea, aad tha wlvaaof Jiliin>i>., uud meaa.
Im-i i of tlie lloll-e of Coln.uoUi.
Tbe Knv. Ur. T. T. Munifir'a tlrat arrinoii lu lila Now
IIiiM-i. eliureb, laat .iiiinlay, waa ou tlio u-m. "Work out
M.ur own a.ilvutlon," ,uiil wai iilteiitiveli reniwd l.j a
11mii. a i'oaajragaOoa,
WllllHiu I- Baatt, of Krle, lVnii, ia aald tobe tlie rlclieat
nian uf tf.. xl Hou-.- ?r. K-iMiiaeutatlvea. IIi.a ivealtli
i aetlaaaiad at #r_,ooo,ooo. luveatmi n. reflreeda. oil
lati'li. (oal Btlaaa, etc. lle waa a pano ln the llouae
wb. .. Uel.iter, l.l.iy and CBIkOWB were allll uellvn ut
WaabluKtoa. Mr. heott 1a a lieaiuorut, U of lucdluiu
alte, aod about i?t t \ -Ui r y.-ai . of agu.
Lx-.liiilire Knllcy. who la about to .enter un bia thlr
t^enth OBBfraa., le over aeventy yeara of uk.-. lln aa
siiuoa lila yoeaaal aood UcaliU to hla uaviug atoppoa the
uaa of tolmeeo ln aDy abnne. Ba ?heweil and amoked for
rlfty-tlveyear*. when hle heaith waa abattored. uegave
ap tobaeee aud uow foelallkeauew man.
// //. L I'sTvLEVELAXD.
Wa. bl BM Knifa; and tUo_Kiil)*o H tue Illltj and "48 UUt
totl.e lieart,- [Mra. Hemana.
tirover OL lu tho Wblt* Houae there,
Tho whllo hls llp wlth aooni ia curllng,
M,.v ahako hia tlat and rouutllv awear
Tho Pedoral aervloa aha'u't know riterling.?
llut Davld B.
Hlllho , ?
Faya, "Sterling'a a Kood bbourIi BBBB for mo.
Orover C. ln Italloa ho aald,
?? .Now lliihort O. Il.'dden, inlu.1 what I aay,
I'll ?hop cl.-an offyour own pri.ud head
If vou auli'er thia dreadful sterliug to welgu:
But Davld B.
Hlll he ?
.?ay?, " PtorlliiR'a a jjood cnouirb mau for me.
arbaa Qrarae C ta tho wnite Paaaa thcro
Ptaaavera what Davld B. haa daaa,
How he'll atamp uroiiuil: how he'll teur hia nain
0 he'll be tho rui.ddoat BMB uuder the sun :?
llut Davld 11
Hlllho
Baya, "SterllnR'a a jrood cnough man for me.
Tha aklea o'ernrchlnir the the Wulta TTouae there,
With thrce-ply eur-?ea wlll turn iiuite iniirky,
Aml ilio frten.l.a of (irnver they nnd deelare
That Ue'llhavo no hoart fur hia Thanko-day turkey.
llut Davld H.
11.11 I...
My?, "fltorlinu'a a good ououfch man for me.
Grovrr looms up liko a jrlant In triith,
Iu Deinorracy s hoata uoman looms blghor,
llut wliut waa tho nauio of the iixlle y.uitli
Whogotthe dclejratea'way from l.oliaul
Davld B.
Hlll he
Thlnkf) ho can an.awer lhat Inqulrce.
P. 8.
What furnlahoe fuel to Orover"a Ire.
And deopena the jjloom of hia aore dejectlon,
l? the tbaaghl of that luoaaaae? aaai by wlre?
The uioriiliiK after our laio eleotioul
Btit Davld 14.
Hlll ho
Iipcalla the moaaaifo wlth wlckod (jlee.
N. B.
Airnln In aprln* the blrda ahall fly
Agaln in auiuiuer l.lootu thaclover,
Bat ne'er aKaln aa they paa.a by
Wlll Davld ever at.oak or Urovcr : -
o Grover 0.
() Davld B.
why v. lll good brathera diaaicreo i
111E TALli OF TUE DAT.
flmitli, lanrtaoape paintor, hanl np; oaly one pot
boiioraoid baatswwaha: "I tell you whal tt la, Brawa
oldohap. Hrt la B haul liilaUBBB to aerve. W'hflt do you
any toirlvine. It upl"
itrown.ii Bgare patater, arii hardee ap: " Teej have
atitlelpited uiy tlioiiL'ht; 1 BBB gehag to jrivc art up to
nmrrnw."
" Aud thetil"
?? Aml tuoii i aball l'.'iint Ua4w?Baaaa.M
ob, Grorer, eear. the timo is nenr
wiion Coagraaaeaiaaa to ilmi vou.
What wUlron do, Ob. Orover, Baal*.
\\ lieu Cougroaa goes behlBd you I
I'liiladelphia Pre<*.
We ,!o not rredll tho riiuior lhat Colnnol " Tom " I N li
lUraa, aad Coleael " Pai " Doaaa are t? atump ihe ron
tinint togcthor lu tho lutortst of the old veraion or tho
itiiiie. "T,.m" Oehlttree ? too buay laBtag tha
trutn, vilillo it li well kuown that
lae j...;yr>trimir Oataael Doaaa haa wtthatrawB from
aUreBgioea reBtoraafof tba Bbm befag awlug to tho
pn ??. ..f athar luialaaaa. .4 blch, bowever, ba n kuown to
ooadact on atrictlj relurioaa r/rlaetptaa, ra.h down.
A Neva.la !i?.ly ro. ontlv took nn'.ilr ad\ atitni!.-of her
huatmod'a iBdulaeace m a bath to elape wlth aaotber
mau Tbe bt raa red oae expeeeaed the oeavtottea that
Ht.o had i.i'.-n waltlBg for tlie opportuoltr for aiontba.
\,.v ida iii-ii 44.li not bo ilow to recoaalr.e tbe daim-era?f
'latlnng when illustrat.'l ao plalBlj M In tlil-t eaae.
.Ni* orlaaaa I'loayuno.
Beard la 1 iitnreu Boatoa il a pa rf4waBaaea "f Doaabay
BBd -"ii:
Btoal . '?.?? i.'i'a aee, wbat'a tn-.t Miow'a. bbbm!
Corkerl"
Hei i-.-'.ui frlead: "Yaa. aadhe laCorker."
'i witb a ?? iaa af catarrb
Walted 1111 lo B lllilteliDR. '..urli
\ni (ol a iu,- drluk,
llut laiil down 110 1 hitik
And 4'.iikc,t out rcBiarklagi " tarrb. tanii."
.i:vanavi.!e Arirus.
A mirrl.itai BOttea 44'lndi to, etitly apj r.ir.'d tn a PhlU
I uoipiiii Bapar on.ioii w.tii the wi rda Ba poataU,"
laataai al tbe more bombmmi 1 i.ra a " aa earda." Aaothet
.?4 i,i..i.o.' thal ihe Aduiiui-iiiiiiii'i la reuvlaa bt Um duty.
. llare aa a aawlj laaiilml r..,.|.i,. <-..,,,|-.?;.. .1 to aaaoaaea
| tn the pabUe thal thejr bmmI begia tbtlt wadded llfa witb
a . poatalf ataa aml bretbraa tbla 1- raagh.
" Ah, Kii.iii iimi niii. t.'io i.io.nii '.'' waa tbe aalutatloa
of a llartford neBtlemaa to bla frlead. "How ara all
tho folki ! "
"Ob. Bleeljr, Aa well aa eonld be expech I.
" Wliv, wlnit la the mutter '. "
"iii,. Botbiiia tinicii. t've heaa nojeottad, that'aall."
"Doj'cotted i"
? ^.?.?>. My thir.t irirl WBB beta yi'-trMay." Jlariford
Poafc
a pai nn t.i ptatare af Steed, af /'"? PBII MallOatettt,
la travvlllB* throaRb tin> toxmtry aa a porlralt of tha lata
i.0.11-. Rlel, Tiiia boaadlag of .1 mao afler he la dea.l ia to
be rund.-iniip.l.
Tba aaw Appofataieat (lerk of tlie Poat oiHro De
partment caunol naod ibe dalaeaa of tbe p?altion, aad
1 ,.,,--.;?:,., 11. waa a Bewapaper otaa aud luvcd hta
work.
We love it. we lova it,
" Aml wli,, aball dare
To .lii.le u?r,,r l.ivlaf"
j UeJouroaUal'a obair,
lioy Tltui-a.
1 ra la St. l.onia reada: "Lauadreaa and Poetcae."
Uerporirr ooght tobe very cleea. ii.it thea, parhapa
1 imi tbal h woa't 44.1-h.
\ t.iiio. 111 Pblladelpbtaaaya that Botwltbataadlagtha
1,'ini tn,..--., there Uaatead) nr.d laeraaalBg dataaaafor
m. tle niiu'iii bara ad.le.1 t,.4t tbere 1- a ateadv
reaalag deraaod aa tlie part of the tallora, for
tlu ir iiionoy.
lt 1^ aaJf tlat tl.e lim-t tfleeti... teBaperaaea worh aaaa
ni Hlaaaapollii aml BCPaul bi daaa bj Iriab Booiaa
Catboltea
A i>i.;n- Bam .imios |g hlppodroeatBg la Utaaaawta,
The h.nri uf iNo bard-ahell Dea ooral batletb avar ?ith
r., . ueca iaa rha PrcaldtBt p.-r.-i-art-rh ln kti ptna ln otltce
tb? Itepul in-iiii |toatniaater at Painnouat, w. va The
i-i!,- ia Hia more eballtenl baoaoaa t), bampara, <>
innr.-a' tbll |...-.l..iii-t.r Imtli alrt-adv -,T4e.l wltll
boneaty and ablllty for t4v,, unaa, aud hata beeu
i-.-'.iiiiin. U.I...1 for a thlrd 1 y .-i-l'i.-id. nt B.B Bayea,
wli.ioi it deltahteth ti.o bearl of taa b-a i>. t>? eall
?? Praadl' [Coiumbaa Dtapateb.
?? (Mi, str.il/l.:.'ii tlu toaa of tny btined leg," ia tlie tltlo
ot a papnlar aaag la AaatraUB.
" Unid.ii'r Boaee" Ba; wedoBOtearefor aapplaata
tl.,i, imotry, " to be fuiiv up to tlie aampu" you laeloaa.
There u n far. vatae an.i d.tn, .nyat.c.ii, tara baanted
111 id land of wie. aboul your plaatatluB poeina that
tn.ik..- 11- kIcIi f.u tbe aood old uajr* wbea you eould inre
bb boaeet laborloi; maa to fcllla ptaat for BO oeata aad
110 .pi.-tiona eaked. We Bever wronirad y.m lu uuy 4r,u ;
weuida'teven aak 4,,u toaubacrlbafor tbepapot,ana
4.14 mi lioi.' 11- lo 11 -. I tbla aort ..f thltic :
?? Er |ni^-.iiiii i r climeap er loper or tree
Iii llna; a Ibuk Jbbb: ho.Ba iu.
Er roaatiua pla a.. er bumbalu i.o,>,
lll IniR 11 lailM JBBKi ln>. Iim |o.
Er l.nr aweal tat >i lui rrowa in <r urown,
II. Jlae a i.iu.- |,.t.::. h.?. Jt.n J...
An er u..,.?. r.nis.-. Iik-h w'en ,-r ulgiwtBQMaa ro4Tn,
HijiiiK a laagJaagJoaM?"?{Boaaraj, uurdaite
I'P.l.Di--l'i>si:n THAT WAY, PRRIIAP8,
? M, Leuii '?' bfthmntrnt.
Cari Hi'hur/ apralaed bla aakla .. few <Iay4 acro,
tryniK t" oatcta 1.11.iiu at Lewrtaee, Maaa ile apralued
bla conacleuoe aereral yeara a-.n tr>lns' to rateb up wnU
,. Demoeratic proeeaaioB.
? . ?. _
A Dl BTOOBA t ON DEMOOBATB,
t'rvm ih' A'bany .tigut.
Tho inoai iBexeuaable attacka uihib the Prealdeat are
thoae made bj certaln Demoeratic J.nuua!* ou thu oub
iri t >.f appolBtBMBta.
n. a VORK afTJBT BE CARBIBD,
//.im fht iVktfhitg tnttlUftnttr,
I 4 oryboily iindi rtiaiul-. tli.i. 11,.< Kepublloaa purty iu
tbe aexl Natioual eampalga wlll ahape Ita eourae Ib tho
in...,.1,1 r.iri > nn: Ner, Vork. The ttrat tblua toeouaiiler
wlll ba, wiiinuii .'i.ir.i Naw-Yorfcl ir the part] . on
pludea thal tbe leadtrof issi ^ the maa, Mr. Blalne will
iwi ap tlie aexl CooVentlon lik.- a uhiMwlnd.
- <?-.
Bl lll lt ajitoUAINTED WITH I.AMOBT.
Tht ' llional Nepublifau praya thal 'Jod m iy
l.ri
l.i'l
Colonel Lamoat aoaae weeka a>,'o
leln ^Ir ( ln ,-liii,.t t.. 44, lt.- Iil> BMBaage. lt D ^etierully
believed, bowever. tbat tho coBlraol waa a44urded ii>
IHI.I. OR rl.l.\ ll.Wl. IVIMCUI
Erom Ihe Baataii TrattlUr,
If the booBMra of Goveraor iuu are ratvaig on the
I'realdaat'a letter of aeceptanoe to ?tn-j\.. blai ??>.. oaadl
.late, tiu y an- nut ri-.oiitkiii.lv aatute potlUOMBa.Bavaral
I'lo'iili-ntn, aaaaag tha.u 1 homaa J.'tT.ra.iu uud Ami.-ew
Jaekaoa baiag eapaelalljr promiaaBt, bave beeu. ptai loaa
to tbelr olaetioB to tl.,- Prnsldenoy, v.iry radleal on.v.
lermera; bat aith 0110 axeaptlefl they nmar ardently
?.,uii.iii. an.i aome of ihetn obtaini'd, aecbnd toruia.
4.PAPEB AT ON't'K K.N.iKANT AND MAI.K lOfrt.
P>vm Tht Syrarn4e Jounial.
Tht Srir Tork Ttmu reraala a d.-Kroe of iKiioranoe
mlBgled 4,itii uiaii.... it 4*..ni 1 aeem, that la taexenaeble
iu a nn tropolltan Jourual ut Ihe liinet* pn t. iibioii-..
OIVTL BBBVICB KKKoKM.
1,'iin The litffland 1'latn iHil't..
Provlotia to Utaveiaad'a Inuuiruration tbo Oov.
eraneal wm rmir?iy in ilio liandaufthu Itrpui.ltoana,
hanlly a D.-niorriit Inilii nn 0IH00. but now 11, arly
144,-nty tlve th.ii.i.i.,,| trile aml irii.il I'tiuioraU aro hol.l
idu' ottlr,. and tho nuiiiiiider of the BeBubUoaaa uow In
..:,!,. A, fi?, iu tlioir ,.,?.. ...,M..... ....,, t
noarly
riienuuirimi neuiocratM ar< '
aiii.i.'i of iiio BepubUoaaai
.. . nl !,.-. nf nltl. .- Mvtite.. ,.-111
pluccd by I>. uioiT.ita.
.' -' "'.-' ?' ...... 'I'.n o, 1,10 l..'|,l|i,lU'.ill1 UOW 11
o(nri., aa faar aa thoir toriua of ofllco BXptra, wlll bo re
. 1 1,4 1 M lll,?'l lll
on. wei.i., iiu has BioGnre, TOO KNOW.
from The /'miaMphlaPrtu
There have boon aevural Preauluuta wbo foun.l them
aelvea aaaaa and auart from their party before thoir laat
maaaaga waa wrlltaai but Prealdent flovoiand aiu
down to lil. limi uinaaiiKe wlth a wldtulnt gulf oiioulua"
betwaou liliuaolf aud bia tiart/.
MUSIC?THE DRAMA.
GEEtyAX OPERA AT THE METROPOL1TAM.
The aecond si .1 -.m of Oerman Opera ut tha
Metropolltan tipcra Hottao bad n tiiimi l.ant nprnlaa
laat nljtht under circumatauce.a .vlil.h, bo far aa k) waa
FoeaiMe to do ao, guve pn.iui.ae that thls year the M?it
brilliant achlevomenta (>r last wlll bo cu 1 a-.pd. Tba
opera waa Wajknor'a " I.ohenirrlu," whlch waa glvea
under the lntialeal illr.rtion of llerr Anton sVidl and wlth
theco-operallou of eeieral of tLe foronioat i,rti-t* in tba
cotupuny. ToHcrrWoldl it la | ropor to jay adtaarvaB
tnbute or praiio at Ihe otttaet ilaae tha ma.lo.lty af tha
feattirea tn the repreaeritatlon whlch aaaapal aa ta |hBB
It on tbe re, ..rd na the llueat that tho npem haa evar
rereived in tbla couutry wore plalnly tracoabV t-? tba
new BaBatlejeBaa brnuitht to the iutcrpretution of tba
aork by tlio eon.'.tictor. Ilorr Heldl ln laat i.l*lit 4 p?f.
formanoo opouod Baar/aBBJBfl that had 1,1th, ito l^ea
.'lo.ed to the pnblic aud even to nany mu-li-lani. |it
Kuve the orchestral limtuaire an eloquciioo that waa new
nnd thfOUagI he hold tneforceaebpaKcd In therepra.
honi i?lDii 1 oth rhoral and Inatrumental to^other wita
ho llrin a hand, and Inepiri-d then. with wi aaraaal a
deslre. that ovcn the ahort eaaBraaea of the flr-t a. t?the
rocka on whieh every provloiia iwBrBaMtatlea hud struoh
? .vcro Ming maalcally and wlth prcelalon. Illa ollorta
were ai.ly aecondcd I.y thcae of Herr Von Bafl, theatam
man.iKer, wlm be.aldea carlnit for au opulenco of .K-ore
tiniii that made tbo atajre B dell?htful plclun- to the eye
atalltlmea. also sm reeded ln lrifcalnjt i'lto tlioae wba
peopledit ln the irrent aconoii a dramattc vitallty BaBBl
rre.|iiently aldod tho rniialc ln stlrriiitf uu u profotmd
scination BaaBBg tbe spoctatora.
llut Justloe eould not be Uone lf an nttompt were m*4?
now to gtra tho thoujrbtful iiiid.Tltlr.il tinmate wol?a
tha repreaentatlon demunda. We ran only record iba
aurfaee farla and l.-ave the more thoroitirh dis'-iiaaifla
tlll another tpportunlty oflera. As baa iie<;n aald tbe oa.
ra.li,>n waa oue w hlih autfurod exromely wcll for tba
ftiture and in tbla respect the publlc tuok a fioaitton ba.
?ufe the parformers. The weather waa not iticu aa to ea
couraze attendance at the theat'ea.yet the vaat audlenea
room waa crowded. tho boiea glowcd with lovely faeaa
and liand.aotne tolleta aud thore waa overy wbere pateat
.1 npirit whioh ludlcated the keeneat enjnyment aof
warms.st lntereat in soci.il aa woll aa the urtUtli ek-menta
of rhe ooeurrence. Tho enlhualaam of the n ultcnea
broko out at liitorvaU ln round after round of -m plauie
iinilcaila berore tne rurraln ar tlie close of eaert aet ra
wurded the performora and htataaea rhe adniiiatiiaj
whlch they had compclled by tnelr admlrable work.
Fra.i Kra.iH, Prauleln Bn.Bdt, and llerr Roldnaon wera
henrtlly irreeted as aaa ao'iuaintanees tho.u'b the aj>
aorptlon af tl... audlence ln tho ilirillini; drauia prcvenlaa
Interruptlona for thia nurpo.ae.
From tho rlalug of tho curtala tiutll tt fell ob
tlio iiimlo of the fl'-.at aet, tbe attcntlon of all waa
BMtted upon the fjIltterlnK niovi-mont or the ataire. bat
iliiiiiiK tho lutermlsalon tbe reatralnt waa removed, anf
tl.o li.izz of eonveraattou Imtne'llately flllod tho houae.
I'ropli- i.i-trjii to look about them to see who waa thrra,
At a Hrai glaaee tbe moat atrikluir dlBBteaaa
batwtaa laat nlifbt and ottier rirst afgBia af taa sr-asno,
waa the greater nuraber of youug peoplc of both aixea^
aad the more iuDarieaa aapeet it areaaed, ta taet/aa
thongh Genaaa apara bad uow loat Ita Mage of arraaaa.
ncaa aml bad Uaea tiu- place nftie Itallat, ojnrai.f
, f,,i,.,. r j imn .in a faahtonnble irHtlnTine pxlnt for aetaHy
I 111 L'..nera!. Ihe facea oue suw laat iiiiflu w, ro th^- far^a
om leaa al arerf faablouable roc-ption or ball Ibrnaah.
uui tho winti-r. Wlrh all thia, bowerer, ..ot 1-401. tha
moat ardeal muMcluu toiil.l coruplatn lhat tlie |arf,,riii
anee 44.1-.in aay arapallgbted. Every great aelaaraaaa
wna Iou.lly applau.led, whllo tlie thBBden al tl,,-.ii.t?f
tb. aeta Matlfled tbal from an artih tl, aa 44, :i aa a -...ini
pmnt of \ii-w Garaaaa opera bad taataaatraagbaal
upon Xi-w York peoplo
Tbadlatribiitioii of pada 44-ai a- fnilnwa:
1 oh.'?(mn gaagbt af tbe Balp GraUl. Berrftrut
llenry I. 1 Kiin-'ol liiTinmy. .HrrrPlarbat
11. ,1, nrk luiiuiiiiiud A NooleBraaaal _
il.rr BeMBaaa
Tba Beral Herald . . BarrAh.ii
lour Kobleaol Hr.1b.1nl. llerr. n Keatlllr,
Dwetaky, Kauftnuu an.i -a.- i?*r
L'1-..-i of Brabaiit . li.ui Kum
(i.truil, V. iffi.r ralruiutiil.Kiaiul-n Kt^i.Jf
A111...11.' tlu- iii.itn will-kn.iwn paapla prcaeut \4-ora
Ward MtAlllateraBd Mua McAlllater, Mr. aml Mra
UearyC'lewa, Br. aad Mra Joba Jacob Aator, Mr. aai
Mra Bayard Onttlna^ Mr. and Mra Luther Kawaiaa, Mr
BBd Mra, .loaepli Pullt/.-r. Mr. and Mn Adolpb I ..
berg, Mr. aad Mra. Elbrldae T. Oerry, l;.,i> rt Matlar,
Mr. aod Mra J. C. Parriah. Mr. umt Mr?. D. O. Miila,
Mr. aml Mra. Whltelaw Kcl.l, Mr. und Mra.
w. 11. Ttilinghaat, Loala Btaataa, ?.. C. Cooner,
Mr. and Mra. J..-eph W. Dn-xol, Baaaael D. U.i, ??
Miaa Saward, Mr. aaa Mra .1. P. Keraachaa, Mr. ,,,1
Mra Ir.ink 1.144 tence, II. LtGraad ('..nnou. Creurbtai
w '.. Mr. an 1 Mra. W. IL VaBdtri.Ilt, George V'aader.
l.ili, Mr. and Mra W. K. Vnnderbllt. Riy M.ll. r, J. PrraV
erlek Taina, Mr. aad Mrta O. H.tny Warraa, PbUlf
All.-n, I 11 ,<- l-i-lin, K. <;. KeMaeu and the hf laaea Reiuara,
the Mlaaea Biaaat, Realaald Prancklya, Mi>..i Oatbout,
Mr. aud Mra, U. %. Newrambe, Mrx. rVrdiaead Yznaca
I 1..!. M.k lk'iirh. Dr. and Mr.v srw.nl Weba, Mra. RUea,
Mr. ...id Mr.i. \WH ...ni Krnt, Mia. II, ;l>,-r, Mr. aad Mra
It. T. Wllson. Mi-^ 11,11 ? H Uaea, Mr. aad Mrv .1 H. 1'ot
ter, Mr. ami Mra. J. ('olenn.n Drayton, Mr. ind Mra.
o.'d.ii lioeii-t, Mr. aad Mra Oeraelini v.m.l rinit.Law
renoe Tiiriiutr, tltia Tiiiiiuri'. Lawr-'-iiee Turnure, Ir,
Mr. aad Mra. D. T. Wontea. Mra, MarahaU O. Boberta,
Miaa Cmtiiott, Mr. aad .Mra. Wlllia.u .lay, Mra. aud Mim
Herzogg,
BDWIK BOOTH IX BKOOKI.Y.v.
F.dwin Hootii appeared la*t ni^ht ;ii tlio
Ai'iiirmy of Maale ib Broaklpa, aad aara bla fauioua
Imparaaaattoa of CardiHal iiirh.hr,,. it U aal .. pee>
laraaaaee that reojnlraa aaittcalar deacrlatMa al thia
Uaaa and in thia plaea. Ba eaataniporary draaaatta
' work ia li,-tfer kuown thau Mr. Bo.Uh'a mi.-h.- aad
brllllaal latatpratatlaa of tue ragarlaaa. wily, kaaaaraaaj
1 t-iiJir aud terrlbta oi.i ptalata of iiuiwor'a fBaaaa,
; Bal the re-tatraaaa lu lata Belahborhaaal of rhu
j ilr-t trsirodlan of our tlmr> ta a IboatlBal
araal tbal mmmM noi i>o nrglaataal rhe
, aprtad of traah apaa tbe le?al atage la -,. latcaatra and
laeaa aal tij.,t aa 1 ?eaaare of adaeatloa th.- pablbi mind
naght at.'iuliiy to ba kept adtrued af lUappartaaltp
j wbtaavergraatdramalte work.i ara |laeed wiiinn ita
n-.icli. Mr. liootli'a . inl).1I1,nont ot Eirheli.n baa li.i.iri
1 blytblaeSocI tbat If InirrratBdiirlnrifaooafiBnaafaaad
it tbe iame time taoobMa tba apootator, baavlBg in.u
l better in aplrlt, Brraar Ib moral purpoaa aad u.or?.L-uin
I rat ln ayuipaiby wlta aarrat aad irea Ie Ideale af lifo for
! bavlng -,-. a it. Mr. Booth'a actlog araeaed aliveiv
entbualaam, .--pi ,u::> in tbe icaueof rhr ibraatonrd
ai.u Be waa recalled faor UaMa afl r tb. eurtata
f.'ll upon lh.it s.'i-t ... Tb. -ili.-Idiary cii-[ tucleded M -.?
An.i.,. Clark.'as 'ui'.c aa.l Mr. J. B. Masoli aa /V J/.i?
/??.,(.
Mr. fludaoaaa '?././ ^lt? Charlaa Keut a< v.n,'vi^
and Mr. .V. B. Whytalaa Franeois. Ti>-uiphtMr. j.j- ...
. nBl l'lay /-I./".
IHE RETURM OF " MAY BLOSSOM."
Daaiel Frohasau'a " Maj Bloaaoaa"('ouipuny
preatated Balaaea'a aaw welUkaowa play al tue Oraaa
Opera llanaa laat eraalag befaraaa aadlaaaa Ibal ?..?
iniltk ta atkuowleduo tho attr.ii'tiona both
of tho play and tho BaTtlag Tha fOBiBaaj
iini araa in-'ti-i worh than darlag thoir reetal afgaaa>
aaee al BlbtaM Garaaa. Thay ibew aaa
I alatit liuptovoiiioiit, iho ro>ult of liaiiiiony ol
aetiaa aad earaeattffort tobuUm the parforaaaaa timr
1 oaigbl) iirtiatiiv No travaUlaa waupai 4 abawa iin.ra
plalnly tho oit", tta of lalaJllaaai dlrectl.iB. M:-<
lleorgla Uayvau'a Mmg Btettom, Batitaaala .M*
glnloy'H 7(iin ItfaaatM uud l-'orrrat Koiiiii- n 4
aanx lln, li,nl wera eepachtltjr appiaaded by tha iiii.li
i-n... " M.iy lt!.,ss.,iu " 4Vill b? K.ven duriUB tl. ' \u-ek
44ith a apaatal amtlBeaoa IhaaftaflvlagD.iy.
- -4> -
NI88 AMiriWlMN B08T0N.
Miss Mury Antlersnu iippcitri'.l ;it tho GlotM
Ti.tatre.iio4ion.lu.it uijfiit. arii..?' (tmtmttmaaat Clmit*.
Tha Btiaadaaoe waa larg^, Batwitbataudiag tba
rala wbleb had prevaUed aU dap. Kbh Indrraan 4?.i
WeleoBM d wlth I'lithllat.lall,. uooil-44 lll. Our ,!,-,
..ia., ui.-niioti iiuit tbe Mia "i aaaia t..r tha raa) ..r tiw
week baa beaa very larga MMaAadaraoa la to rviaa'a
iiu,,' weoba Ib Baatoa. aad aaa wlll apoear ... ;
iiii.i Julttt.
DRA1IAT1C NOTE&
\ -, ri,-.-..! perfana iocea la tba u.i... in taa ra .?e waa
apeaed laat ui.iit al tha Btar Thoalra, BacrMlttar
waraerappeared ta "Tabarla," nmi 44.11 r.o,..4o,i wlih
favo 1,4 a . onsiiii-rniii,. aadtaaea or bla aoaalrriuea,
lo-iilk'tit be wlll perforai la "Ivbo," an.i ob Tbnraiiay ia
tbe play of "Keaa." i..riiiau performaaeaa wiil tu.
v.ui ..t iiu- Btai iii atra for two weaaa,
Mr. .1. 11. Cabba, tha baaBiaaa Biaaagat for Mr. Wiiaou
iiin.it. baa arnved bara froaa i.,.i?ioii. Mr. WlMaa
1;.rr.tt paraoeea to rtall ihe I'mted BBalaa la tba
uiitiiuiu of i-?i>. appear bj ... Ofataafiaa aad ilmn'ri.
Blgaat s.iivi.,1 ia tina wrok aetiaa ha Baa v . 1 ? t
iiroviuci.il citiea. ou Bavaaaaaa SB bo wiii appear al
laataa.
Mr. J. II. t'opleaton ha.a Jit?t urnv.d ln S>4\ Vork,
froni l.oiidou.
Mra O. 4'. llowt.nl, 111 the ohariu-tcr of FaBaaaa wita
BhMh aaa* aaaaa haa aa taaaj aaaa htaaattaaal eaaaa bm.
wi.rd laat alght, at tho Thlrd Avch.il Thcitro, ln a pio
laraaajaa renral or " Baaaa Taaa/a Oaata." Mra, Baa 1 a
la otio of tbo vot.ratia now, but bat M rfoiu.aiico o: j
la fuil uf ilaah und apirklo. ,1.1,1 It Is .-.|i,.ili) ...ln ir.n.,??
and Uiiis'baldo 111 ita r\,iliorauco of BagN cliuactor. Tba
abtyaf "UaoteTaaa'aCabfa** ima laaa afawa lost tite
for.o tbal ii im ni.nt to praoUcal appiloatlva, v..t lt --'iii
paaaaaaea hlatorle lalaraal aad latrlnaie viullty, Pae
n-> ival of ir nt tn.' Tabrd Iveama Tlnain baa been . sde
with aaaa ami n. uu aaraaal npint. Tbopruuipai feataraa
ot the aaat alo appoudeU I
lopay. Mra. ll. f. H.i? ''.I
Hl tlair. 0, C. be?ar*l
Marka .Uillliii'i iMtiii.a Jr
t nclo To-n .T.i.u \\ (ll
\111.t . .|,i..-lii. Magaie lll id
...-., e liair.a. .. ..v.'..-.. ,.
uhnaa laataa . laai a i . ?..
1 iin.-.ia P.Ncher. . WalierWbite
imhiou Paanr. u 1.1'arker
(i.-i.iijo sh.-lby. ti.i.ijje J. ? ?4
Tom T.ikc-r.,.W. Jai.
ll.HrtV .I". Tbo. .1
t tiiuuol Hkegga .Jolin P. snntb
r'ra .l.:uia liituu l'?ri.a?.i?a
BBaa .Mihi ^i.-anor Barrtf
Mra. wt. riair.1.II..1 Daatl Waad
Aiuil i'Moa . . Ulaa Wliintiui
It la pioliublo that unuiy actora bave covvled
the popularlty uud banl oaab whlch Mr. Diiey haa le
ull/.. d Ironi nn ,n>4 ,-r endliiK nciforniiiiu'ca of " Adonla."
?aafl aUtht Mr. "h'al" Goudwiu aioppod iuu. Uia Bald

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