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TIIURSDAY, DECEMHEK10, 1885.
7//A BEWB TBIS MORX1XG.
FoitEiov.?Libornls bave a slight miOority over
eambiaed (.i.i.o-iiiiou. == Baltaa threatena to ln
vnde Kn. tern l.uiu.'lia. == PlaetaatJO-ta bfl Amer?
iean BCcuritioH 111 Loiidon. == Porte pintcsts
aajataa. tba oeeapntioa of llaaa_>ir___._==*=C_K>ea88
in the baanaeka al Liaaa.
Coxc.ur.s*.. --K.'i.crt of tho Departm.nl of Jtt8_.ce
reii.l in ti'.- Benate. = Variona billa introdaced.
-?? Bkmaiah ov.-rtlio riilcs ni the Houae
Protertion of Aiii.ricaii fUheriea. z== Arr ingi
meutof eonunitteee, = Reeolntaon to inTeeti
gate B. 8. Browa'a rcmoval in Maine.
Dom. HiK'.-Four uicn killed and thiee hnrt hy a
fallof eaithat Akr.m, Ohio. = - Contlnulng tlio
aarg-BBaota ia Iho Obfe oleetton eaeee.-Explo*
Hidi) of natiir.'il |M in Caniioiisluiiir, lViui. -
Tornado in Illn.ois. . Exploelon in a gaa boaae
atKaasaa City.:-? Tha Cily Cooneil of Ball
Lakc reported ao dlstnrbanee there. _= Trmi ol
r.o.v,-c !or the nnirdcr ol Du Ganno.
City a\d Snti iiiian.?ArnniL'. uifiiti for ?Ir.
Vandcrliili'-s fuiicral iiiadc; many call-rs aud
luiiaaagfi of eoado-eaea. ? ^ Colonel Mapleaon
?aad by Berii-dL == D. Lowber Bauth'a u-.-,i
moiiy before tbe Beaatc Committee. - The Holt
plau of regrading teaehatfl. mlariea adopted. =
l_.itt.-ii .?lni.ii'.'ii >t.utcd liirl'uris. : = OppoaUion
to tlie C_u ik.4.1 Ihidire Dam. '- - AttiTal of
I.cotch coloni-ts. _== Tiialof young Annatrong.
_== Qold viilucof tha legal-tender ,*il\cr dollar
(412*_ graiaa), 79^23 cents. :._r____ Btocka opened
activo aad depreaaed, but latcr made good fooot*
ariee ami ok> ? -1 itrung.
The W'KAriiiii:.?riniit'xi'. locnl obaervatioaa la
iieate eooler, fair weatber, preceded by r.iiu or
guow. Temperatore yesterdayi lii>;lic-i, 00 ;
loweM, 30 ; BTerage, Msi0.
Th? l.ri'.i.'ip.il teatnn of the AUoarney-G?n
.ral's lcpiiii i> lii-> reeommendation to iocreauM
iho liiacliiiiciy of Pederalcoorts? .ri.at import
aut ciiscs may bo promptly decidod. Mr. Oar
laixl s plan is the Davii bill, with Bome modiil
4'ation--, us *h Botibed in the Pre-ident'a Mes
Bage. In regaid to tht. oeoot-ity of Bome relief
for the Baprsme Coari there is do dUferonee id'
opiniim. und tlie ]>icsi-nt si-ssinn of Congltm
Bhouhl noi end witliout the requlred remedia]
law.*j. _
Ht'i'o is a rhinico tohavean Important _ned?
ica. qu. -tion decided. Poor <?i" the ehildren
who were bitten bythe alloged mad dogin
N( warh have Btarted te Parfa to be Lnocnlated
aritta hydrophobia viroB by U. Pastear. Two
or tha. oiIht ehildren* who were alao bitten,
barestayedat bome. Now if the four nnder
Paatear'a eare ahould eacape aaadneaa, und
lli.,.-.- wbicfa remained behind, <>r even oneof
tiii-ni, sliou',.1 be attacked with whal ia called
hydrophobia, nil docton wonld perhapa agree
noon a poinl eoncerning which they now difler
nidely?namely, that hydrophehta ii bydro
phobia, and notaimpl] flta o, ?pinal menin
II t)iis Congnes, or any fntnre Congreaa, ia to
do iiiiich w,.i!;, .soinn plan iniist be devi.-cd to
?avc the time now waated ioconaidering private
lilld. Alivmly the lilcs of the Senate are over
loaded with meararM of thia kind, and tbe
llouse will be flooded aa aoon aa the membera
p-t down to bnaineflB. A majoritj of tbeae billa
are elaima againat tho Government, oreontain
Bt-lienibs of prirate peenniary gain. They
eliould nil gO to fioine judicii.l tiibunal to be
alfted before they reaeh House or Senate ; <>r,
inlien of anch a trilmnal, to sprciaJ comuitteea.
ln thia \\;;y the couiitty ?Jrould gel more uaefn]
woikout of Congreea, and the qnality ol Con
timmimn woald hoprote.
The Mormon realdenta of8al( Lake City are
iorelopiag an nnezpected and anrpriaing
ftiiiount of aenaitiveneaa abonl thelr reputation
ua law?ahiding eitixena. Having broken the
law for years, and having threatened loudly
and often to baeb np their^jniadeeda byopen
leaiatauca to tbe Uovernment, they bare now
polled tbemaelrea tocether and aolemnly re*
eolred that aueh a thing na doing wrong or
_nn-T<*>g tronble for anybody nerer entered
their iniiid. ItVs a pity tiu y oould not have as
?auoed thia praiaeworthy attittide before Balt
Lake City was .full of FederaJ troopa. Tben
they woald al leaal bave ?ot eredit for uot
beinx aeourcd into it.
The qneetion as to v ho ahall auoceed Mr.
O'Douuell a.s Kailroad Commiaaioner i.-i ;i--i
tivtin^' the naaociationa of railway employeaall
Ihrough the Btate. They elaim that if the
CoaBmiaaio i is to meananythingone member
of it ahonld knoa aomething about practical
ndlroadiug and tbe inteieata of tbe employea.
Mr. 11i! 1 will donbtleaa be ioflneneed greatly Ln
niu-Uiii.: -he nppointment bjr politieal oonaidera
tioiis; iiul nhatoTor action he takea he will be
gjble to Jnatify hy aayiag that tho aaaoclationa
wera diridod, and that n.? aeleotton would bare
pleiiso i tie'iii all. The ne v Commiaaioner
ahonld be Bcleoted withont reforonce to Btate
politics oi tha i inlit ii-.s of iii" 1 r.ul cs-un ion > ; bat
jud.ciii?' from theprcaenl oatlook. one or othei
wf these eonalderationa i.s likely to dedda tl.o
mattor entiiely.
The worsl thinj; aboul Ine natr.rnl gas naed
at PittabOTi for lU'l and light in not the ehauce
of its givini: ..ni ; it aaaaaa nlae to be an ezido*
eive bwidn whleh dynamita i? only as a firc
craekcr to a cannon. At ___nn___abnrg; I'enn.,
_s.ily yesterday nioiiir.'g, a uiau und Ul wife
and two thildren wero blewn out of their beda
and out ol thcir houso by au aatploaion of
nat.'.i;.] gaa whuh pOHOd eloae to their dwell
ing in 3 pipc It ia IJippoaed that Uirt j.ipe
loaked antl lhat t'ue gas* roachod the honric
tbrough an eld diain. Posdldy tbis hoisted
housobolder will get __lim_t_i from the coai
panv, ns be dirf imt ow tlio gaa ou hia premiaeB,
an.l eo-seqnently bad n?>t Bignedthe aaaa] -pon
cl;ul agre.rn* nt n"t t.. hold tlu- eompany rc
Bponsibl.-, n*) matter whal **i*i*i'*"':*"**
-??
Tbe s. ...ite Cotamitleo uaa not BU-oooofnl
jroBterdayin getting iit any faota whieh prove
thal Um pataonageof tho Departmonl of Ptthlio
Worka mu at tlie diapoaai ot Hobert 0.
Thompson for u long time after Mr. Squlre boc
eoeded him in ofliee. I>- -oaber Smitb, tho
Depnty Commiasionex of Publie Worka, who
distribated tlio plaoea, aaya the charge ia db!
tiu.'. Thoa once uora we aro remlnded of the
deceitfnlneaa <>f appearancoB. As long aa Mr.
Thouipaoa antl Mr. Sqnire wen ln barmony
\!r. Smitli's Bpoointmenta wore Bnch aa Mr.
Thompaon eonld approve; but jaat abont the
time that thaae two worthiafl fell <?ut in regard
to the queetion of Mr. Hill'a eandidacy, Mr.
Squlra told Mr. Smith that heneefortfa n<> an
poiutmenta were good withool his aanetion.
Satarallyan nncharituble publie cameto the
ooncluaion that the Bnppoaed "deal" between
Tbompaona friend Flynn nnd s piira was
broken off; bnt according to Mt. Smith there
never waa a" deal " an.l in all hia appointmenta
hc had an eye alngle to tlie good of the city.
Uut tbo Couuty Demooraoy did uot Buflei Oh,
IS A DBF1C1T TBE COBBBCT TBINOt
After rceogni-ing tho great mcrits of tho
President'a Meaaage, liis friendfl will nol bo
slow to obaerve that it baa Bome defeeta.
Itideeil, a few of its featiires aro really
Itidicrous. The lTosiilent bMOfl importiint
loeommondatlona upon the imagined facl that
?4onr reventios are in 0X0088 of tlie actual needa
of itn econoitiie.il admlniatratioo oftheGov
orninent." This. hc says, "jnstilies a reiluction
in the aiuonnt axaotod from tlio people foi its
Bnpport." At the samo time hc unrci-ei vetlly
commenda the report of the Sccrctary of the
1'rcastiry, but is tiailiciilarly careful to otnit the
moat Important part of that report, namoly, ita
eotlmate of the roceiptB aod oxpendiiorea ofthe
Qovernment foi the next flacal year. This
eetimate, the Pteaidenl is evidently aware,
woiil.l lune pitrred either that the revenuea
aro not "in oxcom ol the iictnal needa ofan
economical BdniiniBtration uf the Government,"
orelae that the PreaidentaCabinel offleera hare
no intentiun to Bdm?lieter thr Government
eeonomically. Fot tho Mtimatea <>i amounta
reqnii-d by tlio variotu di-partmenta excood
the Secretary's estiuiiito of roTonnea by more
than .-. J .,<>.n?.ot>o. Perhapa it is tlie Bnil iin b
on reoord that a Prealdent haa warmly eom
mouded iho report of hi* Secratary, while
stiuliously omittlng it* moal Important featnro,
leflt it Bhonld proYO tbal a pari of hi* Meaaage
waa altogether fooliah. lt may be doubted,
too, whethor .'my other President haa ever
tbonghl an eatimated deficiency of nearly
$25,000,000 in tlu- snppliea for a ainojle year ao
animportant a matter that ho did not eare to
refer tu it iu hia aunoal Meaaage.
Bnl the Bocretary <>( th*- Treaanry is eqnally
opentocriticUm. Aii.-r showing that, under
exiating lawa, tho reveuue is likely to Call much
below the amoant whicb, the departmenU
report, \i ii' berequired for the admioiotration
ot the Govornment, the Socretary makea n*.
reeommendation whatevcr for the reliel >?! the
Qovernmenl <>r for supplying the deficiency.
On the oontrary, he proceeda as if o Uttle
deficiency of ^25,000,000 waa tli" correcl
thing, and aa il the oountry would bave reaaon
to be aurpriaed, and the Seeretary wonld hare
itobootir hinisclt iu rigoroua eflorU, il
thei ? wero not b deflciency. From tbe
beginning to the ond of tho report, there io no
reeommendation looking t,. an Increaae <>f
rerenue or a decreaae of expenditnrea below
the eatimated reeelpta. 0. tln* eontrary, the
Seeretary prooeoda ezpreaaly to reeomniend a
rednetion of r.-v.nue. lt la troe that his
rcconiniciiilations on the laiitl qnOBtion MO 80
vagne thal thoy mny mean an increaae as well
aaa decreaae <>f revenne. But tho propoaal to
poatpone the colleclion of tho tax on spirita,
until Uie spirtta are withdrawnforconaump
tion, involv.'s, a* the Socretary mn?1 know, a
very large dituinution of revenue, al leaal for
the firsl year or two.
Uf courae itia not to be snpposed that the
Secrelary really oxpocted the greal deficiency
whieh his reporl foreidiadowed. lt iaperhapa
Bigniflcanl thal he pointa <>ut thal the rerenue
antici|iateil will exceed tho expenditurei recom
mendod by tbe diftcreni departmenta, excluairc
ut any payineiit to tbe ainking fund, bj abonl
$22,000,000. Bnl il' it la the purpoae of the
Seeretary, ai of the Prealdent, t<> omil any pay
nieiit tu the sinking fnnd, with or withoul
liiuful authority l.u- Buaponding auch payment,
it iK.iil.l bave been in place for the Preoidcnl
and the Socretary to give that explanation dia
tinctly. As mattera atand, the MeaaagB and
the report promiBO ns b deficiency ol abonl
$25,000,000, make no propoaition whaterer to
prevoni it, and troat it aa if it wore the very
thing nioot to bo desired, iiml by a Democratic
AdminiBlratioo natnrally to bo expected.
Bome explanation may perhapa be oflered in
tba anbaequenl communication <.n tno tarifl
qnestion whicb the Soeretary proauaea to make.
Bnl nniil forther lighl ia c.i*t on th ? pm
of the Adminiatration, it aerma proper t.> Infer
thal a deficit is the s.*rt ?>t thing thal the Preal
dentaad hiaBecretai. moal ardciitlj deaire.
TIU. 8BSATE COMMlTTEErB DIl.AY.
No donbt it wonld reqnire deep digging to
gei ,;t the truthconeorning the paaaagc of Jacob
Sharp'a Broadway francbiae tbrougb tho Board
of Aldermen laal year. Bul ii Uatempting
field for exploration. The Senate C-omtnittee
onghl i?> have entered it earlier. Their time ia
now ahort,andthe apiritahuwo byaomemembera
of theeommittee is m.t oneonreging. Onoor
two of them appear more anxiona to ?orer np
raacality than to expoae it, and few <>i them
Boem u have been eonsnmod with n burniug
?eal t<> lay bare all tbe iniqnitiea <?l the Aldei ?
men of 1.-4. Prompt, aharpwork miahtyot
accompliah much, but it musl be pnahed with
great energy. An executire aeaaion waa nol
held yeaterday, Benator Daly'a abeence being
the rr-ui-iin glven. Of courae any exense will
do, if Benatora are nol eager to take up tho aub
j,it, bnt Mr. Daly abould be earefnl to afiord
none. Ho baa bad b good repntatiou aa on
honeat, faithful Legialator, bul anj appearanee
oi relnetanoe in regard to the propoaed work,
unlcss he baa aome BAtis?tetory oxplanatiou,
will hnrt him badly.
Theexeeutive aeaaion abould bave been held
lu*t week, and the oommitteo ahpuld bave been
busy with tbe invosti. i.tion before this. No
well-informe- man doubta that the action of
soino of tlio Aide?non utal year was dne to
eorrnpt Lnflnenee. The proof maybebardto
{.-et, bat so ii :n tbe prool of the crlmea of the
Tweed llin_. Bank aooonnta were analyied
then. They can bu aiiiily/eii now. If the faeta
can b*- bronght onl they may bo nerful i;i ini
piessin.- ih*' membera of the preaenl Board and
thoae of tho Board of 1880, v>ho wUl booh take
oAce, of the Unportanoo of keeping their bonda
clean. The iinmiinity whieh the biilu'-takers
ol lMsl have. tlius far oajoyed bai Booooraged
soiiio wild boaata in irreeponaib? qnartera that
BBatten have been ? lixeil" at tlie City Uull for
the0000088Of tho raidon Fifth-avo. This is
\vh*al!y incie.lible. In tho taOOOf tho law on
the i;tutiite-liook and of tlio leccutly rentb r.il
opinion of the Attoriioy-lieiii'r.'il of the Btate,
n.i AU'.ciuuti 1* likely to be boltl ounngh to
vote in fivor of gianting a fraw hlae te o rall- |
road lo Fifth-ave. ttochaTotennderpieaenl
etrenmataaeea would Lnevitably excito ~us
pieioni of biibe-taking.
TBB A(,'l 1 !>! < i BL lUQHTBB.
The attempta pf the contractoia t<> excuae
themeelvea te the aeriea <>f dlaaatera which
bare oecnrred at the new Aquednct worka are
not deaenring Bcriooa conrideration. ?"
aaaertiog thal tbe aecidenta are dne to the
. t and eareleaaneaa of the men they
oondemn thenieelvea, foi it is plainly tbeit duiy
to protecl tin.se whom they employ againat
oven theirown Inattention. Bnt iu Ihe caaeof
tbe four men who wore killed by the follower
falliug npoo them from the top <>f the shaft, it
iaespeciallyclear that ihemethodof working
waa to i.liiiii". The plan followed waa clumsy,
old-faahioned, and Lmminently dangerona. Tbe
follower in micIi eaaea i.s siuc togetcangh.
aomewbere, and the men were expccted, by
ezerciaing nnnanal vigilanee, to make np te the
erndeneaa of the meehaniam rmployed by the
contraetora. Bo alao in the eaaa of the bul
vi.tini, who wnaernahed by a roek falling from
the roof of the tnnnel.
li iaohrlona thal thia tnnnel ahonldbaTebeen
timbered ; tbat at the leaat it ahonld haveCbeea
carefully inapected before any one waa nllowed
to work there. Bot ev idently no preeantiona
were taken. lliiniiin Uffl was held too cheap to
eall te protect-oo, and tbere waa no aenae oi
reaponaibiUty. In aneh cireomataneea tbe only
way toreetify the inbnmanity of employeroia
tobrlngtbem nnder thewbipof the eriminal
law. Tbe loaa of lifo at the Aqneincthaabe
ciiiic a great pubiic scandal. Thfl pretenee that
it waa unavoidableieimpudently falso. Theae
e.in be 00 qiicstion that it is attributable in tbfl
inaiii to groee eareleaaneaa and ahamefnl neg.ec.
of dnty on the part of the contraetora and
anperintendenta, ;md ihey ahonld bfl bronghl to
accoont te it. The deepeot minea on thfl Com
atoek, ranging from 1,600 to 3,000 feetin
deeeent, bave been worked for yeara with a
tlihfl <>f the loaa <>t Ufe incurred in a few mootha
iit iiie Aqoeduct Thbi faet alone ptorea the
tnviality of the excuece pul teward in behall
of tbe ealpoble peraona. They ahould bepur
Biied iu the conrta energetieally.
JOBX C CABLlBLii, 111 MOB1ST.
Tuf. Ti:ir.r\i.*s old friend, Sainiiel S. Cox,
having tranatered his talenta and acconipliah*
mentato thebanka of the lloephorua, a new
eandidate for the bonora of Congreaaional
humorial appeara on the banka of tOe Potomac.
lt ia Bpcakcr Carliale who would faln aeiae the
mantle of the vaniehed Bunaet. His apeech
i.n "??aturday retnining thunka for hia
renomination to the Cliair eontained a
aentonce well calciilated to make " [ Langhter]"
bold both h:s aidca and look well to
liis buttona. ?? ln my jii,l..'ii.ciit," aaid
Mr. Carliale, u.i full and complete recog
" nit ion of Democratic principlea in our t_overn
- in, d( iaeaaentiali nol onl) t>> Ihe preaervation
"ot the right. ofindividualaand local communi
- ii.*. l.nt alao io tlie perpetu ition of the Union
"ol Statea."
This conditioning the perpetnation <>f the
Union upoa tho full and complete recognition
of Democratic principlea -we leave II to hia old
fnendain i!..' XL. lllth Congreaali Mr.Coxcrer
porpetrated a huiccr j??Jv.- than that. It takea
th,. ii-iith ol hietory to briog thejokooul in
b >!d and irreaiatible n llef. A qn irtcr ol a ccn
tniy ago thcro waa grave doubl about the per?
petnation of tin- 1'iii.?ii. Wl.y 1 Rrcauao <>t
the doaperate attempl of Domocrata in tece
-a full and complete recogpition ol Demociatic
principlea'1 ii),'>u the country. The patriotie,
tevel-bcadod Atnorican people were aoatornlj
aud analterably oppoaed to auoh .. reeoirn ition
tliat they weal t,? wai to prerent it. They did
prevenl it ; tbfl ITnlon waa preeervedi Demo?
cratic principlea did nol receive a full and com?
plete recognition; they did receive a tremen
dona Bet-back?aome <>' them, Indeed, were
f.tt.t'ilv injured. Democracy doea nol pre ten d
that it is not now ,the aame in aubatance aa il
w;is wben it aeted aa tbe mainatay of rebcllion.
It is doing feuaine*. nt tho old atand with the
old principlea. And Mr. Carliale tella his
brother-Democrata thal If there is nol a full
and complete recognition of tiK.se principlea -
,ill thal i- lefl ol them -the .nierh an Union
muat gol -ta riae to a qoeationofprivilene
and conlldently cliallengc tho adniircra ol Mr.
c,,\ t,> produco from liiaapeechea a mon poteol
appeai to one'a riaibilitiea.
\V> c.ui imagine one thing fnunier -jusl ono.
It the Prodigal Son on hia return bome had
taken liis fatber aaide and remarked : " Sire, m
?*my judgiu?nl a full und <.plete recognition
?? ol my i>i inciplea as illuatrated in my eareer is
?* i ..-ciitial not only io tbe proacrv atioo of tlu
"righta of youroelf and my brotber but alao to
?* the perpetuatioo of the family eircle "??tbal
perhapa would havo been fnnnier than the
Speaker'a grenl eftort.
We venture to add a word of advice to Mr.
Carliale. H yon are determined, dear iir, to
Hupplemenl your other Laurela with iln.-coi ,i
Ininioiist, I.y all meana bo funny. UutO, for
voiir own aake, your I'i i.-nd-. and the I'luc gi i- -
rcgion, beware boa you ever again allow your*
,-n li to be aa funnj as yon ean.
CALIFOEXIA 11:111 AXD i 18TEEX MAE
KET8.
Benator Stanford haa rccently promiaed the
lalifornia 1'iuit -Growers1 Aaaocintion anchratea
of in ighl t<> New-YorV for thi ir prodnctioni a*
will enable them to orgnnixe ahipmentaona
large icale. Hitherto the carlosd ratea b.v_
been to a greal exlenl prohibitory. The
rcduction promiaed averagea from l<> to 50 per
e.iit; an importaul difTcrence. Tbe organlxa
tion of tlie Cnlifornia Prnit-Growora is
of reoent date, bul it baa alreaay removed
Bome grnve obataclea to commerce, A
llll iniis levelation lia-s n-iillcd Ikuii tlu- Qral
ean lui coDiitioll ol dotUCStiC Iraile atatiatics.
It appeara thal during tbo paat year, ont of n
total of 1,(>_.'."?.mi loii.ls ol green fruit shipped
out ot California, only four unbrokon carloada
reaclicd New-York. The oVia Francttto Dul
lettn thinka thal tliis showa thal the fruit
growera havo herotofore "only leached tbe
edgeof the real markei." New-York, Hoaton,
I'hilad. l|-liia and other large citiea bave
practically uo reprcaentation in tboae slin.
menta. The Calitenia fruit doea doI reach
them, or leachea them only ln Buch dribleta
tbal the anpply is Inappreciable.
The California theory .?t tbeextenl of tlio
Ka>tei ii markei requirea aome importanl modifl
eation, bowover. The lacl is that 1 >ut for the
blind greed of middlemen tbia markei would
l?- supplied copioualy irom neigbboring aonrcaa.
Tho rapacity of dealera, not contenl wiih
reaaonable profita, haa practically killed the
popalar demand te fruit. Bhonld California
eompetition, operating through an ezchange
contiolled by the fru't-growera sfthal Btate,
eonipel local dealera tolower tbeir ratea of com
miaaion, the reanlt wonld be, nottogivo thu
market to tbfl Pacidc Cuaat, bnt t.. demooatrate
tbe abnndance and excellence <>f a bome prod
ure thfl l.iiilitics tetraoaportingwhicb aronld
rendur aeriooa rivuliy on thfl parl ol thfl Cali
fornia oreharda and vineyarda Lmpoaaible.
With the iit ru.-* fruita than ia perbapa a bettac
|iros|it't-t. California eni boat BicJlj in oraagea
already, aud may BOtOfl diiy eonipete on eqnal
termawith Plorida. It will not, howwver, do
for the California fmit-groweta to pnt tuo mneh
f.ith in the ilUmitnbflltyof tho Eaatern market,
and all hopeo of eontrolllng thiamarket for
peare, grapei and -tn.ill frolti -*? Bll"i)'>'
illiisi.iy.
Ir. the poat tho menns employed to prcaervc
California frull en ronta have been but partially
incceaafuL and eonparatlvely tow of tho
Hunplea plaoed on aale here havo been fait-fnl
repreBontBtivea ol the Golden Stata. it may be
tbal the dlfflcolty will bo removad by Ineroaaod
rapidity of tranaportation. Certalnly if the
fioit ia aonnd and of good quuliiy to bepm
with it onght to BUifer loss by ii railroad
ioornev of ?ix daya in ap-cially constructed
cars than doea the tropical frnlt whieh eomoi
to us after a sea voyage threo timea aalong.
The California I'mit?the most and the beot of
it?has thna far-beon abaoibed by the Great
Weat. Verv little has touud ite way beyood
Chieago. Whethei tbero is a market for
all Boch produeta as con Btaad tue teat of
Eaatern -iaeriminal lon, and timt of oompetition
with the foreign and Sotithern supplie- already
BStabliBhed remaina to bc bccu. We do not
think Soutbern California orangeo are as yet
iit to eompete with thooe of Flori.la. but
that qnestion will quiekly bo detonninoil
when tho fruit conies toj-other in tho Eaat?
ern marketa. Tho California frnit-groworB
bavo u meat ftituro before them perbaps. Uut
they ninst understand thorougbly that before
they eaa pooaeaa our marketa they moat con
qne them, and that the victory in all .sueh en
terpris.-s Is simply a ipicstiou of tho survival
Of tho fittest._^^^
A UX1QUE 0HAMPWE8H1P.
Mr. Williani II. BWMT, ef Philadelpbia, evidootly
.i.siresta. Allthetrnmpof faaaeaa fall as it can
hol.l with Buiier. That ih not rciiiarkablf-tli*
vi-iiiinii. fot wida reeognitton is eoaamoo. Whal
Is reaaarkabla ia tlu) aaaana whieh Mr. Baaer pro
poaaa to empfcy to attaiai his and. Tbaae moaoa
nn- tWO in liuiiiliur; t>, ivit, Mr. lhuirr's 8.08. r'ra.m
ln iimn.. tn t fi** Qnaket City ha baa aaat forth thia
re_?rkable promiae an. invitation:
i. tl.e l-warral Diiiuuuiil Byoa, Kin. of the w*orid,
wlll eonquei any uum or perw?i m ttiin world witu tiioir
1 aaavfiful it)n-', umi If ni.y _tu.tlt*iii:iii avltlu S I1U> to 10*
il'iri- my erei m Now-Yora .-ity rnii upon bm aoO I wiii
rirayooa proof ond ?iii Indura my ayes oo alectrlo
(la-t. gaa Ught aod emuiie n.iit, mui alao on tlio aoo;
.,.-,. I wiii i.ut ..nt ?lectrl< li.lit wltU tlie ,-yi *. How,
y,,u Niiv-inik gentlemaa, Ifyoii wisli na t" liulure my
i-i? cuil *,uiu** ,,r *i'ii,l tn
^ 11 II.11.111 It. B-1 I.II,
1,230 Worth Twa?nty-ilttli-.t., ffctladelp-la.
/' uli Ij h ,/, I ,.-.'. 7.
It wiii be -i.n thal Mr. Baaer is prepared to eopa
witb all eomers, nol alth brawnytlBtB i.ut mth a
Btoradaheato weapoo. IIeelair,oa la affeot, unleoa
wemiannderataad Hr. Baaer, that when it oomea
loeyea h" holda tha ohampio?ibip *.t tba world.
And certuinly if h? con do whal ba allegea Mr.
Baner ia nol tha rietim "f an optieal deluaion. The
publie baa been laboring andor tbe Impn wl m tbal
oobody witb tbe alngleexevptionof rhe Amoricnn
Ln...* ,af tbo I'.iuitii >.l Jnlj oratlon is equal t" tbo
t.iii of "indnring" bia eyea ontl.an,toa_y
Dothlng of gaa or the elcotria light. In "ic of bia
glowing peroi iti'u.s Mr. Qoorga William Cnrtla
n-preaent* tbe Eaaglo oa "g-sina nnflinoblngly >>u
il,,-ie ,.ii-'l i. mnol Llberty," and it is tbe settled
tion olik. >,f Fourih of July oratora,oculista,
npticiana and onlithologtata thal tbo foal atood tor
Ibe iitiu',1 rxertion ,.i thfl i> ?wer "I tha eye "f tbe
:_i,.. Bnl bere oomea Mr. Bauer, of
Philodelphia, wbo olaima tbal h*. oan
,,ut oui tho .?l.,'iii.- lighl with Banar'a
. .-: Manifaatly ia thopreseuceof tln* tr.-ui-n
doua il-Iiu-i.-in* ut tho l.:.i;le liuiy wll P*l0 hl-. m
enVctual ryea. Btill ll iaonlyfair t,? romorobor
Ihot Ihe Eagle baa ucver been pul tothe teotre
t. rr. il to. Wa all aro aware thal he i^ a game hir.l
Umi knowa uo am h word aa fail, and bence we all
ni,-. mfident be wonld rwlent the insinuatioa lhat
he e.aul'l nol put *.ut tbe etoetrio Ugbl witb ln* oj oa
n Mr. Banar i* :.f>l.< to pul it onl witb B tuer'a eyea,
Byall meana, therefore, lel u-* bave a malch be
taai.n lloner an_ tbe Eagle. -\u*l may tba 1,**-**
, , ,.,111. hiMlaining any inlentlon "t caatiag
:,,i> i.ii. -eiuaii -ui the Baner eyos, the pairiotic in
. ..1 the Amorli in peoplo, out-ldo of I'liilu
dolphia, ii'I' probably laad tbem t*> lay oddaoa the
Ii.n Jonaon iui'1' made a romarkabbi n \
, f t . Ua. Bald be t,> Cella, aaid bo,
1.ilial l,a ui.,ly witli ililua OfOO,
The en, uiii-i.ui, ,? Buggeota a qaeation t*.
tbe ev*. rhampion. !>.> yoo, too, Mr. Baner,
do your driuking witb yoor eyoaf Can you
t., . i.ii abrandf amaah with your nght orb and
,31.-[. ..i _cb?mpagnfl eooktall with your left f
Ann if not, are yoo aol t.ieil mtli enry um*,,,,!
ilunk ..I c i ;.i t la.li,. aare, Jonaon doea n,.t,\
pn>snly *t:,t*' thal Colia did a, tuolly *l" h*-r driuk?
ing to him witli bor eyoa. Iti* tbe poel waaagen*
t ii niuii iiini li. "?T aa.iilltl ttavfl ii-l.t *l 1 lia "I *'f B
li.lv t<> whicb aha waa nneqnal. I'erhapa a'.'liu
could not hare pat out tbe electric lighl with bor
, ., - : lm, lt i- el.'iir th lt e,<ii*l,hl ni: thfl .',_,' iii
whieh *h*- llred, aba bad an unuanally able pair of
Inmiuanea. Il Mr. Baner eaunal ,lnnk aith hia
ryealet him franklj *tayao, iu juatiee toCell \
uiiiu ii iih auch ayea *is lu* lo hi* be "l i an well af
|..t.l t., bn generoua, espeoially wben tbi're m ;i lady
iu th.- e.i,.'. It it tiiita-h ..ut tbat be can anddofla
drink ?itli hla eyea thal conaidcration may Injure
him witb the l*rnhibitionl8i8, in raaehenu? t"i
uffice, I'.ui we take it thal Baner ia too aenaible
l.i Le _n talllei -*,'< -ir.
There bi a silrer llning in tbe Proaident'a elond
,af worda, bnl lha Bland people are nol eneonraged
b. "? .
The Preoldont'oadmirora gire bim ,-r* ,!it for re
markablfl literar. *ki!l in atripping ororj aubjeet
of extraneona matter and sinking alraighl al the
i.nuu qnestion. Tbere mual he, tnen, an inordinata
iiuiub, i >,f maln questiona before Ihooonntry*, i-ini *?
tbe Mea-nage, strippedof eztraneoua matter, i* <>t
eztraordinary lengtb.
? ?
Tasterday _newa waaenonnona In luilk ns well
aa inteti elj intoreating. Tha raaouroea of eveu tbe
boai org-nised metropolitan uewapapen wore
?everely taxad la diapoaing of it. We ara gladto
My tbat Thr rutati.NB proved tn tbla emergency
the boatnewapaper ia tbetown. lt waa the only
N'ew-YorkJonrnal that publbdied the Preaident
Ueaaage and Seeretary Mauning'a report in fuli,
iiii.l ni tbo Bame time ii had the moal eomplete and
interesting acoouut of Mr. Vanderbilt. death and
,.,,,, i nu ev.nt of abaorbiug Interoat to all
,i;iMwa *.. roadera,
Tha expnlaion ,,f th*> lletropolltan Baaeball Clnb
of this eity from momberahtp in the American
A*-.". i.'iii'.u baatbrownadamparover the frieuda
of tbo club in this city, It ia alao aaythliig bul
pleaaanl newa for Mr. Brastua Wiinou, who pur
chaard Ibefranehbwof thoi.nnlj a few daya
sgo for if?5.000, 'Ilu* :i ii,.* -ui1 uui lui- n, exenea
i..pelliug tho club oxeepl thal ,,f petty Hiut*a
Bndjaaloney; and If Mr. WTIman seeurei thejtulg?
nii-iit for$50,000 damagea whieh Iua proposea to
?eekagainatthodalegatea they will regret tfu'ir
i, I, nt action. Tbe Metropolitan Club i- the oldeal
organi-alion ?>f iti kind in thia ricinitj ; it brougbt
baaeball book into pnblie faror ln thia olty, and
pleasant raomoriea of tbe nino will over i?' green
Ui the hearta of troolororsof tbe Natioual gan_
hara,
[b maklng yonr arrangementa to gel allthe fnn
.. , of llfe i Iii. Uu re ia ia it, doo'l for _et tue imili
tuiti.itt will be a-orded thia winter hy the80-10*
iiinii,' llolman.
Tb,' diphtberetifl ghonl ih looae again.
? ?
It ia related of Laviaan-Littoo, tha anfnrtunate
Engliahman wbo dled io th?eity laal ire.-k, thal
be laborad andor tha deluaion tbal lus beart had
been foroed from bia left to Iuh h.ih aide i.y b
Btoepleebaaa aeoidont. Our young geatiomeu ?.f
i ii.- Maadow Brook and Far Kookaway llnnta I i tt lo
knuiv ii luit liik* they luu 11 heii llii'y (j,. tiuiliur
lopping.
Paopla -o_t'1i!iit'8 ilu (|iii'.'r tliiuci tO rnise niuney
wii, 111?bi .,-t luii.i ui*. and a eondlthm of paea?
niiiia Bmbai?_Btnaat oeeaaloeally diotogta tha
Baaral viaaoa otobof ahnreh ahia-B a chumh iu
D.ytuu, Uu., is BB__Hin_ irom a Uupl.toil tiu_.iiry
and to replcmsh it it is propo3cd to bare on entor
talnmont with thia aovel featuro 5
Eaeh lady attemllng; will bo wrapped ln a Jg~J_
wiiterpmnf .ui.i veiled aud carrv ?'u"^> V^?t bldUer
Ther will tiieabo "aold" ut aucdon to t he h ghr-abiddor
Mdtke pun-huaer will aeoure tho lady ?cT?aot th.
|.:n-tiier for thn rrstof the orcnliiK and a ahare 01 _"
contentaof her lunoh biiskot.
If rhe good people who invented thia plan will ro
Ucct for a iiioiiient b0W thoy vrould regard it if ?
newapapei had propoeed to increa_e its funds hy
the. aaaa Baeaaa, the alight abliqaity in their vwion
will be iiniiiodiately rectilicd.
Our now a.iueduct is becowing o shamblos nnd
rtinninK l.lood iuste.id of wator. Is it not time for
tho Urand Jury to tako somenctiont
Than is one aentcnco ln Mr. TUdaartuaaat dafanai
lattar whieh woald aaeara his overwhelmmg de
feat at tho hnnds of the Domocratio party if ho
cv.r Bfaineameapfaraay ofiloo from rrosident
dowa t.. path-niastor. This is tho sentenco : ' lo
leave our vast interosts dofimcol.ss ia ordor to re
duoo the eoat of whiskey to its consuniors would
beasolecisin." Any man. even though his namo
be Tilden, who arrays liiiiis.df Bfainat whiskey and
wlu.skoy cousuniors comtnits tho uupardonable
Democratic siii. Mr. Tildon must go.
Thofaot tliat thero is soine thottght of hringing
natnral gas to Buflak) dotibtloss accouuts for tho
mae* tl.at Carl Sehuxz ts talking of buying a Duf
falo nowspaper. _.
1'ERSOXAL.
Mr. Cnrtls Oulld, of Ihe Commercln! Rulletin, Poston,
ha_ft"rtourenlrof I.on?fellow" contalnlng B copy of
overy uubll-hisd portrolt of tho poot, aud " Kxrolslor "
lu Ita author'd owu wrlttu*.
Mroe. Pattl waa tha only woraan ln tho audlenco at
Fiyuro't recent auuual solr6o.
The Rov. Dr. Loonard, who ran for O o.ernor of Ohlo
011 the Prohl bltlon tl cket thls yoar, saya Atlanta was the
hnrdo. tcitr ln thoisouth to eapture, "exoept N'ew-')r
leana." Tliat tho Prohlbltioul-l. haf e capt-rod tho lat
ter clty will be new* to many.
MI44 Kato Sanhorn 1. reaponalhte for th.) remark that
Mr. Aator wroto hia novol uuder tho nom de plnnxe ot an
aatemk.
Lotilse Mlchol and rrliice Krapotklne aro to receive
fnll aaaaaatf (MW the 1- reneh (Jovernniont. " N'oany
ev.-ry oiie ls ftadto know lt," wrltca The rhirmjo Trlb
toi.'f (?(.rre4i>(.ii,|.-ii.. "I.oulio Mlchol ia a wom.i.i of tho
? ],rlvit? oharacterand Inleod of blaiuoloaa Hfo
?.vn for hor politieal oxtr..v.ij'an__,s. Aud lu thora sho
li alneern iv.nl dlBtaterested. As for Kr.ipotkiuo. hia dl ?
tln_ui(ihe(l servlcui to tlia cau?e of sclonca and ciTUixa*
tlou win for uiui uulvor.al roijard. Taera is BO pr."ba
blllty tl.iithc will ever itlvo tlm (inverninetit otT.-noe
a_7i(ln. He will do vote hlmaelf entlrclv to llterature aud
acleuco aud dubblu no nioro lu politieal ?i<itatlou. '
Mine. Iffiiry <!r. villo aay* ?he thlnka lt ls n?t pood for
an autiior to i;ct oelebrBtod too rtoou. It apolla hlm.
Wlllliiiu II. Kim'Ii.hlsreported to bo " laying rlpcs "
tn _ec,iro tho leinlorohip of the ladlana Daaaeerafly aad
tin- I'niic.i Btatea Benatorehia. Ba is wiiiing to speaa. a
dollar and u half In tlio w,,rk._
ME TALE OF TBE I>AY.
Mr. Bath flreen makea thu toUoWlag annoiincoment:
?? in behaltof tlm New-York Btata Flsh Ooaaaalaaloai Ido?
itra t" aaaoaaea thal laaa aaw ra niy ta receive appllca
ti.ms f?r ti*u for Bt_oktaa.Be pubUe watera la tho Btata.
My order?8oo> will remala ,.;,c:i oattl Karoh 1, i--";. i
wi-.ii toInapnaanpoa tha aalada of all parttoa wlattag
Bshtha Importanoe of pleeta. ihalr appUaattoa aa Ile
baton tho above tliue."
TIIK TWO Ji.MN'-*.
We'ra a palr ol Joiiy Joiiua
ln tbe , n ,ir:
Ami he wim bla paper coub
Will i't'iid boa twon.ir.iKoua
Have tfot theie :
ti'ii Um Seaatora ?..l.ito
One preal *.
Ai tho Dilehty Mhlp ni .tuto,
in tlie iii-k ?
Oaward glldoa.
In tho IIcii'o the other slts
Wltb a clni. ;
An.l ii? ponints tbe deab lo iiiaa,
A - ba Dolda bla ulipperj wita
lly tlio nul,.
Ono's a biillv " l,lne-_] 144 " boy?
Tbat'a Carliale -
Hhermaii ts a Buokeya eof,
Ami we cuiiili.i.'i/c ,nir )oy
Wita ? ?
[Columboa Diapatch.
It w.n aapposod that tha adoptlon ol weakly, laotead
nf monthly, paymeata la tha Mew-Eagland factorlca
woald in.iu. e tbe oporatlroa to par eaah for tholr ni?
eerloeaad proTisloasi bBl In many e.moi lt baa aot
? !.,ii" BO, a _re.it niajnrity of oparallraa Itlll loiitliiulii^ to
Iniy ,,u , idil.
lh-- fro.it aa tlie win.low vaiie* hi 1 asstiuiM a myil.td
fant.nt.t' ohapea _4 tbedliaaaa llaht of tbe Ireeum r>
I upou it. nut thero waa aot naeb ehaarfulueaa
there lun,.- FUtloaa 1111*_-i_r<-< 1 iba atore i loaer than asual
uii'i a. Bllpabo.1 m I* ii i.t iloting o. or tba newapaj
" s - in w., Bl I" 'I'lcrit-.1 ll'il,'-.
?? ii.in,'t _.u ii. Cougn *i l* a .mii,' .i-'in. but thal alal
nows. Bverj .o,ly hnew'twould Iks gola'."
?? i 'apuae ll'll la. bla tbe ta) rlff, ,-i, i"
"?Twoul tackln .tn\ thi.i,' inui'b. lt nerer does. I
eOUld 1>* it l"Her ( ,,,:s-l','-? all bj lUl -cif."
"Tbat'ati i*,8l. you"rea_;enlaaforlo_rlalatlon. Wbf,
y,,u ),,n ean aral rlUof thaallver dollarqulckar'aaay
Coii-i,-s4 I over beard of."
"Let'i breab aootbar,"aaid Rl. aad thetwo retlred to
the imicr room ,iml Iniarrlewed eaob other uerosa a
coupl. of tumblero, il trifonl ro#t.
Tba cr.iniiirry erop la i cre.ti aueooaa tlu* yeir.
l ni i'i ..'..Mili R \t IND.
I enne frOB h innts ol lUOUnl BBd l.lko,
I in ik.' ,t lUdit.n
An.l -? ni ii,.- iiii ill boy'a mllkpall gay
.\. ,r..iii ( ap iba bII y
1 jniint lha iiiHiilen'* mn.' witb r.(l,
i ion i lha ic.it'* .I-*.'.intiii-.
And naka iho tal man cbaoa h.s bal
Wilb bollowlng und bootlag.
1'i'oui ofl tha llna Ibe olotbee 1 Mow.
An.l c'cii Ihe inn- I oarer.
lui ilast ni..y co... ? an l 4,lit in.iy go,
Jlut 1 no on fi'ii-vcr.
' ' tii,nn'. firaphlo.
A marriud ivoin.iu in ' h eafO baaa atatOf oo closely
raaoabllaa ber tbal ihe huahaad of tho foraaai laaoaaa*
Uutaa puxxled to tall them ap irt.
Keatacky deaen oa i" ba oallad " tha mother <>f Bpeak*
or?." It h.i? been hooored with that oBloo aleroa tuueo.
w_ huvc ln tiiiit oflice a bouquct oompooed of pblox,
K.i.iiiinins, in,, irulim bride. pluka, luljiionett*. larkapur
iuni ttv.i ur tiir.-c otber U.n.is ol Bowora, gatlierMl
Nuveuibar _-' Wa'U waaer our auminer bal ih.tt no
ni hcr Sortbern Btate oau boasi of ineb Bowera Rruwlug
outofdooraat tbla time ol yoar, [Oreeloy ir'oi.i (fewa
ilniFreaota tradear of Beleaee haa been furolahed
wltb aome 4i.ii i Iii,ir ia, ts aa raaaurda tha produotion of
_.,-e;il..'.i nr.nnlv. ( uit nf ui iri< tii..n ."ni.n,?,.,,?,,. ?.ilnins
of iiie,nn,i Ulatlilad ai.n.ialty. nol q.ilta ball a nllllon
catllooa, aeoonll.ig to M. ,iir.ir,l. ..t tba Parla liuntcipal
i..,n r.norv, 44itc ,ii*iiii.,i from tbe arape. Tha greal
portiou of aplrlt la ao. from iralo, wbleh, lf aulUelently
rcriiii'"!. is nm unwhdlaaniiia, hul thiabelna raroly doue.
tba aplrtt la bad, Tl.lhar oouroaa frooa whleb alcotol
ls diatillad me ai.pleo, p, ira, potahiea and baet-root, all
?f which eoiitaiu jkii-ohs of varioua kuuls.?[l^judou
Tnith.
" l'.ip ,, do they iilw.tys tlu 1 _.i. when they bora for
Itl" aakad Bob, " Yea, Robert, yoa tnay depead upoa
lt. wherntbere la abore thara is alwaya n.ia," roplied
iiie fatber. who. by tba w.ty. la ._isoaii_4v.si>.ipor mau.?
[Ulngbamton Kopublloan.
Tlir OBIP 08 im: BRIDOB.
To Ihe /.'(/(.(./' ot l he. Tr 18UHO.
snr. You are too uiid witb tha Bridge nmn
n;.-is. Ihopeyoa wllldetatl an uitclli?eut per_ou to
Bpand b ,iiiy on a Brldate ear, aad uata it* .-.p.-ni betwecu
tenalaala Lot blm _ive the azaet dlataaea bol aaaa tha
potnta, 1 .It.uk it is 104) tli.in a inllii an.l ll ahould l,e
lion.'i i not nora thaa ti.r.-o mlantea I toldKr. laat*
nn ihis lona itiro, nnd ho, aa a rallroad Bzport, knowa lt.
Your own _aaa will beahla to oattlatha qaoBtloa of
tlim' ooeuptad. rhoarip la af.ulure ii ii .1 ls knowu to be
an i.y Uc- manacera. llenca tbe p.ii.lic nro robbctl of
eboul Hve uiinutca ,tt arery erooalng,
i ne riiinin-raium. ciir> ahould bo aold, tho ajrlpa abaa
donc.i. the prroent otHelala diBiutaoed and latelllKeut
liieu |,.it Ui. (,li "Ihe pUbllO aui.tll, powerflll lot'nliiii
tivea a,nl aint.ililn ears, mnl perfoel aatnly will bo
oeoured aud duuble iiio uiunbor of paaoengera earrled la
a Hli en Ilnie. (il.i.liill. II. Kll.l.llt.
A.ic ror*, 1 )??(?. 9, 1885.
[ Tlierc m a aitnploi and easicr ictiicdy. Ahaiidon
the eil',,rt t,< foroe Into ua,, a now grip, which la thfl
inventionof Bomobodyeonneoted with tbaBrldge
an.l haa i.e,ui aaonree ef aiinoyanoo from tlio stnrt;
tako tlm long-tried uiipliauoo whioh haa aorked
aatlafaetorily for yaaraou tiios.iu Praaeiaeo cablo
ri ia,1... aud go ahoad with the proaent ajrataaa. In
ciiui's at iwiin or i in co iiiiica.is Btflap aa angla aa
iiiiyiliii.it on the Kridge aro oonataatly travaraad on
thaSan Praneiaoo roada wltb v?ry haavjr traiaaol
oaraaad with perfoel a.iiety. Thaaaaaatemantoi
the Brideja is sum.ly a doaon y.ara bohmd tho
ttiucs ; tliat is itll).
Tlti; HK*1T r.M'o.NKM' (?K K BPUBLIO A.NIM.M.
/.un. The ii'.il/,,,/'. {Mau.) Chrtnotypa,
Fm- a plalaspokaB. oat*and oul itcpublioan paper,
Thm M.ii Vi,u.4 i iitiicM.takaatho ie.ni. u baanoarujpa*
lliy wli.ilevoi- with iiioderu Deiiiocrucy or UufWUBipary.
li hoiievea iu oaiiin. titiu^a i.y tlinir rlgbl aataeai aad
?ithoufh it* raadara bmi __n alwaya a<ro? witii ita
oplnlniia, yol they tlniint uot that lt la tlio tth.eat expo
nnlll of Krpublleall Itloita ln Ainci.i-.i.
All, Yi)11 IXiN'l' KNOW ITI
Fi'.m The H'liiinwrt Amtriean.
Tlu- .\>i.- )nrl; TUntt rrlera ndllnrUllr to Mr. Plalne
aa " Jlui lilalne," and prlula lila iiaiuo in auialU'r typo
thau tl,.' ollmr naiuea iu the artlolt*. Huoh lutleue,? la
too l.w for a uowa^aper liko iht iimet.
TIIE DIUMA?MUSIO,
DALY'S TnKATRK-A *_&__? OFF.
On one of the drcaneat iriffh.? of the jcar,
and afler a singularly deaolate and deproasing day, Ma
Daly effactod at hia theatre a rcrlval of hia comedy,
adapted froui the Oermau, entltled " A Nlght Off." Toa
bt >nu dld uot preront tho aaietnblago of a lar^o atnllonce,
and after ao sauch glooni tbla merry pl.iy prorod a wek
como refreabment. Few uraruitlc perforinancoa haro
had to niueh eold water poured upon thom aa camo dowa
on thia oue laat uight. A aad pleco would have failed ua
tho Inatant, under oircuinstancon ao plurlal at.d frlgld,
" A Nlght Off," on the contrary, had all the effect of a
burat of aunahine. Tho pioco waa abundantly succcoafal
wheu tlrat brou.nt forwardat Daly'aThoatro ltat Jbta\
and Ita pleaaing .ju illtle. have not boon forgotten. Tho
preacnt revival of lt ia eniluontly approp rlate to thefef.
tlval aeaaon now at hiind. aud Mr. Daly's company aa.
ootopllahotl the reproductlou wlth brllllanl ablllty aat\
with a rotuarkablo atHuenco of aul.ual aplrlta. Tho pleoo
la fortunate In a hutnorotia plot, iu brl?'ht aad well ooa*
traatetl char.ictcr., ln nitiiiile dlaloguo, in a full vela ef
uuobatraalve seutltnent, aud lu cheerful iscenery; but 8
Ib atnl uioref irtuuato in tuo fitnoss, tho varioui acaoor,
plishmcnts, thoahiulngtalcut., aud tho persoualcbarma.
tho perfonuera who are eaat for Ita lnterpretatloa. Jfra.
GUbert, Ml.* Heh.iu, Miss Uroher, Mlaa Irwln, Mlaa O ot
don. Mr. I?wls, Mr. Drew, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Hklnnor, llj,
Lock-roq oud Mr. Uoud aro the playera who appearedl
lt laat uight. aud lu all materlal partlculira tho i__>
formance was the aame aparkling auceeaa recorded la
thia coluran wheu the comody waa flr.t producod.
It aeldoua happona that playora aro ao entir.1/
well aulted as they are ln the preseut ln
atance to tho parta that thoy uudertake. To
Mra. (illbert la allotted one of thoso furmidabl.
becauae ao vory oouveutlonal, correct and decldaj,
f. males wblch llila .uature and aocompiHhod actresa la
.0 tltted to hnpenoaatfl by reasou of hur w idekuowlodge
of BB maa uature, her koou acuoo of lmllcroua huinor,
and her lulierent amlablllty ?ud uieutal 8888888. SuaB
a woini.n aa Jfra BaOrlU, klndly. but a uiartluet, u uniy
to bo well piaycd by au actreaa who largeiy exedj
harlu peraoual attrlbutea. Mr. Lewls embrolder. the
cbaruoicr of ProftatOT Jlubbitt with couutless aubtle aod
dellcate touchea'of uature?ahowlug literary vanlty ta
an iimiablo, but rery drolt llght, and dlapiaylog that
propenMty toward frulio llcenao whieh la aul.
doni outgrown by eveu the 8_8_0M n.en,
nnleaa their llves bave been encu.-b, rod witb
troublo au.l _urcharged with grtef Mr. Drow an_
Mt?s Hehati partlclpate in a woolng whleh la iincoiiiinoo
ly cnaraeteriatio of youthful lovers, a.td Whlea they reu
ilf i dellOloaaly phiuant, tlie oue by bia alertnlayfulueaa
oud cool aud elegant aaaurance, the other by laient mle
oi.luf audauiost artful aasumptlon of glrll_h.oy.ieaa.
Tho truefcellng which theao two actors aucced ln dif*
fuslug beiicath their uioods of levlty a:i4
caprloe in nol tho leaat of tuo beautles of
thelr work. Mr. Charlea Loclercq, aa tho stroll
lug inaiiiiger, ucrfoutly well rt pn-aeuts a
wull-kuuwii huninroiia aud alinoat forlorn plinae of the
dramatic char.icti.-r-tho player of iBpractlcable talaafl
coiublned wltb irrote a^.iu pcrsouallty, who Is alwayj
hoiief.il, always atrlklug out luto frc?h eaUrpnaa, aad
tic.orauiceaafuli.ianythlng. The ocenc nf the diacom*
flture. when Siia,> as the iiol.lo lioiuau heio of the l'ro*
f. a_.,r'a bnd play la dlsplaycd befare the astpiilabod eyea
of Jfr* Unbbitt bas selilo.n beea aurpaascd for coiuio
Iiu.nor. and lt made a dellghtfully tiu-rry clluiax laat
nl-ht Tbo entire perforiuaece waa ann oth, uraccful
aiiil.-fHeii'iit, aud a delightcd uudlenco gitve it anclia
re.option a* wuriaiita the Bxpectaaey of a prospcroua
run loi tbi.. iiierry and ploaatsf play.
.TIIE TIIO.MAS F0PULA8 C0NCEKT8.
Tho sixth of Mr. Thoma..'_ Popular Coiiccrta
at tho Ac.nion.y af Maata took place laat Tue. day evoulng
ami waa the first of his pmjrctod aerlea of ( oniiioscra*
Nlghts. Tl.e BOaU 888 8? lualTelj that of litruo/, and
lt would bara boea exeeodlaaiy ditticuit to have coo*
atr.uti.l a more lalfireatlBg or aignillcant pio?rainino
than the folaiwlng, which waa intcrpreted bf 88 orchoa
ua laereaaa i la si_ e ami a alaajar who is weii BajBtppai
toi;lv,' tiassloiiato roadlnga to muaic of the charactcr of
thal tli"
ovi-rtnre-?? I.r ('ar. Iviii Rooi. in " _
llecil t-t Air 1. IToreoa. : ._(.ie-snnt il'a__r.i! (8088
Mi.i ? rma li M. Ui.
Bympbonla iT..,.,.,H'i if --' I ?''..1 J,l: ei."
Bal. aceae ,??, eo'alone. Madneaa, DlataatooaadaofaaaaH
?nd.i.iiiciii-. cr.ni'i i ?'??-,: apulofahoaao,
hchnr.o, ? guaen Mabor tbe I>raaaa*Fav
ROBiaace-*"l*auinatl?mof l'..n?t.' -UAtuourl'.vrd nta.*
Mni" l'lii.-i'i-M-iill.
Braphaola raataatlqae?" Kpioodi do la Tta eTan afUaa 8
' ttv.- '?
i an i. re-.r i-ii.'-.'i - PartJ.CnBaL rhrl H ?s.-rn
anx cliauips Pait*, MBWhB uu.aui.iilii-. 1-art o. *-uug|
li'iiui- UIUI da at>l.at.
ThoiiL'h arraoged ln the reverso of ahroaetoffteal oraei
thlsaebeBBoeoTOfB ilaaoalthooatlia pim.i af Ber__M_
creative activity, froui tho atrauge aymphony BaaapaSfli
wh.-ii 88 was a yotlth of eik'hteeu to the opera from
Whleb Iie expected so luiicli, bat which la stlll awaitlnf
Btage repre-entatioti. The selectioui are all cxi.-clingly
chiti.n trn-tii; aaamploa of ihe fantaatlo l-'rciii hman'e
in.iiii.ei' aad ma'r.,! a aacfflet exposltlou of bta artistle
ijati ::i. Neurly every oiieof tho nuiabera haa recoi.ed
thoaxhtfol dlaeaasloa la thia journnl withlu the laot
few nioiitha, tho ouly exceptioua btlug the vooal
.. iho tlrat of which waa entiroly u v.l.
Mr. I'lioin.is "oi" 'i.ht tho acorc of the opera " I.a Pnae
do Ti-oic," which with the Beqaot, "Laa TkayaeaaCai
tii.t???." eoaetttaiea Bcrlioz/a "Lea rroyens," from 1'arti
ln tlie fall of 1?*<1. lt ta tn uianuscrlpt, tho pu'ill-lier,
Cboadoda, baatag prtatai only tho piauoforte arrango
BBOBta of both opera*, netwlUiataiidlng that Ml'e. Peila*
tan, a devotcl aUinirer of Herlio/. after the latter'a
doavth procured an order of court to otujiel thopaa*
liaher to fuitii ii la eontraoi made with thi eompooer aul
brtug out tho fall aeoraa Uafortnoaa ? I leaa
after ahe bad auci eaafuily iavoked ihe latv cojrt* 18
i.rh.i'.f of u,.-r friend'a fame, aad pubiic ladiffereace uue
i.i io great that ihe order h.ta paaaed
lliihe, (led unl the iucicli um ll.tllengeil. Th MCOBd .lild
best .id of " l.i Prloe da Xrole " waaglren aeoaeert 1*1
f,, rin. 11.ee illiiliu Mr. Ihoiuaa'-i tlliectlou al lh.- -??it
feativalof 1 *?-'-'. Toludge bjr thal fragneBl ami waal
i-.ui ,c iiiit 111 tno puMWforte ii.'W. th*' ivork ta "im of
uu.uual inent, aad of a type for Which the otv-r.ulo
t str nf to day ls uot cryliitf. Tue air B8BB bl Mu.a,
I ui-. !.-'>l.i li iii_;!it liofort, laat ln 1111 .nluilralUy _-."_. 1 .ind
:,. auiatory uiaouor haa .4 taw boautlee. but caaatf
couipare aa mualo with iln- ro:n.inee from "LaD?88>
OU I.' 1 BUOt," Whfath shc guvc nfteitt unl iu a iiulcb
itlafaetory st4ie. riie oreheatra waa atrcucthoiied
:,y tne .1,1 ntlon of a nuaaberof the beal playera iiuui tne
'iiuiilc .-o.-ii-iv, .iud pl.iyed wiih fWat brllluncy
,m 11 lattolty. lt 1* pleaoant topajr a riehly oaaaevBa
trlbutfl to M. Iiiiur, ibo eboelat, for his aviupathetto and
expreaalve playing la the "BoaBoaaad lallet" oaaata
aspe ..ii. Inaplu of thodlaapputntmant oaaaed hy the
ililniios of l.is toiie. i.o iiitelli-ent ii.stencr OOUld laii to
uim-i-v.i tlio bi-.iuty of his vh.asuis' uud th3 llnUh of bia
.t.i". ^
GF.RMAN OIM'.R.V AT THK ICETBOPOU I'AN.
MiviTbo.'i's *? Propbcd" nrai ^ en ?*st __?_!
reproaantallon al tha Metropolltaa Opara Houae nt
nl_ht, with araall chaugea fnuu the tlrat eaat >s hU'Bj
radoaaded ta u.e Baasieal laaatavoaBoal af the poifac_a<
ance. in tlio Bratplaee, Praalola Lehaaaaaappaaradal
liirt/ft laatead ol Fraa Kraaaa, aad by hcr i.riiiianl
vocaii/.atioii aad l^lc voicn Bavod the part froai the ?igui
of effort wblch inarrcd Krau KlBBB8*a otli.-r?i?e B8>
mlrabla ImperaoBatloB. Thaa Elafl Btaadlfl w.ia tu?
Couni OotrtAal, and thls. us eaa b- iBaaflaad, aaa ?
\.i-i k'ain for tlio iniisti'..! elenient nf the rOSfeo. nt 1 :on,
as was Hei | Dworaky*a aibstltuttan Iht Hei | KetiiMl. .8
the ehlol of tho threo cousplilng aii..!i.ii''.isto.
llns *riubrc trlo have had a Uoaaaa ever ali;ca
tl.pei8 w.i4 iirltten to alng out of time, but they luit.la
ciiiii|i.ii.ittvel> little 880 of tlieir prerog.ici ?> last uiirht,
iniich to the a:iti.4l;ictlon of tho ai'dienc . M. Sylv* waa
ulao lu admirublo fonu and wiih hia SOBW aftor tka ln*
aorreetioa oarrlod tho aadloaea off into a fn-uzy ofeu*
thaalaaaa whleh found an azpraaataa la threo reaalla to
tlie Btagfl after tho full of tho c.irialn. Afler theae de
tallo, to wiilt-h, na a leaa linportant matter mlght ba
111,'iili',n.'l 11 ehaaaa ln the order of the ak.tting aud teul
Beeaea which, na tha opera la Klvoa, dM 1,0 aeitaaa i.arni
to the drauiatio BOqaaaea of creut., and BBTOd 888"
.1,1, r.iblo tiuic, lt niiialns to bo recorded tli.il
tho opera waa glroa with mach aaora satrlt thaa on us
Brat repre_4sutatlou aud that the pooap aadeireumstaaoe
nf tlie roronatlon tn-tm- aa apoctaola aod maale wera a
memorable :n hn-vt icent. 'Ihe e\cclleiuc ol I'imuU'IB
Bran.lt aa Tidet 1.. no louger ucedful or nioro than _aaa>
lion hcro.
RK-INTKAMT. OV LOTTA.
Mi*is Lotta camo torward at tlu- St;iiid;ird
ThiMtre oa Moiitl.tv uight, aint waa receive,l tvitli a
fileuitly weicotue by 11 suiali bal __8B_B8lallva .i.i.'.leiii'O.
The popular uctroas appaarod 99 LUUt Btll ainl tha
Marehiontat laMT_8 OM OartoattyBhap." iiernnper*
bobbUobb of thaaa aharaeean havo oftiin boaa aiei a, aad
aro perfeetly well kuown. I'ho pl.ty lu wlilch alio act, d
011 Uils oi'c.islon ia a new the.ttiU'.il veri?loii in.i.te bf
roaafl Ohariaa Plehaaa of ina buaaaa lathat'a laaUliaa
aud udiiilred novul. Mlaa I.ott 1 was tho aame Uial al.B
haa ot er beon?pretty, but artillci.il aud ii:ell, clive .11
HUle Aell; ccciiiitrle, tlroll, inischlevotis, a u.,:'.:i.,'?
toeohlBfl. Invanably characterlattc, as tho IfaraMaaaaa
There Ia abundanco of klndly fcollng lu Miss I.'ti.t'l
uature, but ahe liua never aliowu In railf to ba
Ittteil for tlio exprea.sloii of palhOO, and 8a8
la wholly out of place lu do.itb seunea and ki.ulre.l ait?
uiiltonaof traglo draina. The poor li tt lo foiini'u, I1.1K
ataivod but agllo aud chlrnippy wietcn watuu lha nil.
pi'.annatoa aa the Ua v lioii-.. la, 011 tb' c mtrary. fl
ch'iiaotcr well 'vlth.u hei re.nb. Mhe p ,.tr.tyed tlil*
witb au arllstlo anuae-ahoiTlnx wiih nuito aubtlO
akiu tho gradualahaaae fraoo a atala of payalaal depia
tlou toa statn of good healtb BJ8i_88BB8 atiwi eoinolt*
II raa.
Mr. Dliikena h.ia prcaerreit ? portlon of the aaj pl?f
lnidii i>y John Uroiigliain. bul ho h.ia nlvon prouiineuoe
to the chiirai'tor of iiii. liua praaauted Qnito amt .""?
aa conaplrators lo 111 lu thia i.ii by vlrfeadV
convliitlt.g hlui of tboft, lias lnlro'li:r,J
a little rorolTiiig aeo.iery. and haa MapBBV-4
tba death ot Aell us occi.rriug lu n cbtireh-yard ??
a wlnter iiIkM. and In the anow, with tlio B8IBa_-_8fl
aci-oiupaiilniaut of a f uneral aoim, whleh la robustly ?..?g
lu the adjacaiit oliapel. The uow pirco la not au lippruva*
unul nu [ha oid one, B8d 110 apeotator eould dar.re froua
tt aelcir bleaof Ita drifl, unleia Bfl were alraaty ao*
qualntotl wltb tho orlKlnal norel. Mlaa l^otta'a proceaJ*
ln_i 41 IUIU Mll were observrl with lauKut'l res1. .'_?
tini,. bul hiar unilos aa the BarrAumttt eTokOil thecoruiai
trlbute of p^biio U.ii-ht_* aud apyUuao. llor a.#g*

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