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ACAD-BT or Mpsio? 3-Tbomai Concert.
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I)Ai.T*fa Thkaikr?2 and 8?"Morry Wlvei of WlndBor."
i.HKN Muskk?Waxworks,
Grand ( um a HoitsB?8?" Felix MoKiialck."
Harrigan** I'akk i'hkatrk--8???TheHrln.*'
I.tcei'm Thkatrk?S:l>*i- " One of our lllrls."
>Iaihmin Hyi auk(i sum;n?Japanese Villaee.
Waium.s BOOA-B ih-atre?H:30?".Saints and -Inners.'
'fNliii.o'MiARiii'.":?8? "Thc Kalcaicher."
Ptandabi)Tiikatr''--S-',.Ms Milliner's DtIL"
f7AR Thkatrk?8?" Duna ILuna."
Thama I'liKAiRi"?8 -'Frau Director StriesO,"
Thkatrk Cosiuji k??-" A Niirht oil"
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IOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY. JANUARY ll, l*)-6.
THE MAls THIS MOBNING.
Wosboom Bwaaiiag la BamImta of Parliament;
Mr. lirailluuirh lukins tho oath. --- .-?Continuation
of the reported iiinicxiLuni of tho Baaaoaa Islands
by Qanaaarj. *___=: -tana m England. ___== I)e
tvnn five firo in M.nitre,tl.
CoN(',ll-s<.?Tho -Baale nnd thc House in aBBBtOB.
i- NV hy Mr. (J urtin deeliaOB a ebalnaansbip,
? lliiu.-o Deinocrt-ts di-dcing a silver debate.
i__?_ Seuator Coke ou miser. ' Hm Presiden?
tial succession. _?=- The ad mission of Dakota.
. ? ? Aid to the Elie Canal. _____ Civil Service
resolution.
Pu?laartc, OeaaaaitBtee appelatad ia the Btata
I/Cirislitture. r_r.__r Jiihu .sheniinii rcmuiiiiiuted for
rVnator from Ohio. ____ Great nullifiers of cattle
destroyed in tin- Boatbarastern caitle rancho.
r____. Operation fur eiincer of ihe tongtM uiClii
taKo. -^=-- A church Mown up ami baraed _ Foil
"\\ raj?ay Iud. ____-. A panic in a tb?etta in ( bi ca go.
Ciiy AND Si niiiBAN.?Tiie missiii-siiiltn-. from
the Hylton Castle found. ? ? Sale of E. Et,
Morgun's pictures. ? Defence of ])r. Briator
closed. rbaagaa in Oolaatbta OoUefe gov.m
ment. '.Tara cases of suicide. ? Iaatalla
ijtui af Ihe Lafuvette rust olTicers. Call !.?
Kev. Hr. Booth, _=_= Gold value of the legatS
fonder .silver dollar (41_?_ Kiiiniir', 7t;.!'() cents.
? Stocks active and deeliaiaf and closed weak.
lin \\ ka'IIIRK.? I kihi liri nilsen rations nuncan
Bli_htly wanner, fair wealher. liiii|>erH!ure res*
tenluy : ntlfaeBl 17 \ loerent, *F ; armata, 11*8 .
Underpaid pnb? oiiicers arc not common in
this Reimhlic. Hut it i? pcnerally adinitted
that lin* United Suites District Jud_ts are iu
adcquaicly MHBpeaaatod, and no one will bc
prnd^e Umbi Um increase of $1,000 a year,
which the House Judiciary Comuiitlc-e is likely
to rt'comniund.
Democruta arc forced to concede thcjimtin
.>f Dakota'ti claim to bc adinitted as a Stale, hm
on oue pretext or another they seek to delay
this desirable c-onsuiiiijation. 'Uk* House Com?
mittee on Territories took up thc qaeat-OB yes?
terday, but the majority were inclined to favor
?A an eiiahlniK act. This wmthl put nil'Un- recog
Kj nition of the Territory as a State for two jtfAXTt
ff or more. The peojile of Dakota are ready for
Statehood now, ana they ought to have it.
The Committeo on Hjfiene ot the County
Aleilical Society can probably uot be charged
?with prejudice in favor ot the l?ii_r QtUtker
Bridge Dam. Hence what tbej bara to say n
gardiiif,'the proji ct from a sanitary point ol
view will have weight. Their opinion is that
the water m the lake formed bf thc dam would
he bitter _| quality tlian the present supply.
Thia is Rood so far as it foe*, bot lt does not
prove that it wr.tild bc a wisc thin;?to build the
e_0m0?I structure. The coiinnittec believe
that the Sodom Dam ought to bc con.>tructedas
noell as possible.
Skating is not yet in order, but it is prom?
ised in a day oi two if this freeling weather
vontinues. The announcement will bring plad
M lt many heart*, with ferrent withe, that
the iee may thicken rapidly. Meanwhile the
exhilaratJiitf sport of tobo^'auiuK is nourish?
ing on the Oruni-o Mountain. A slide lias also
been arranged in Proapeui Perk, Brooklyn.
Those who have ventured on the fleet-gliding
taboggU declare that there is not liing cbc
comparable with it. There is no rotBOB why
this ainiisement should not hccoine popnUr in
this latitude? when there is snow. We have
too few outdoor winter sports.
The proposed chango in the manage?
ment of Columbia College is to be
commended on the score of simplicity.
The institution has become ro large
and Maples that the trustees have reason to
ask tobe relieved ol the duty of ordering kev.-.
for professors' rooms uud attending to similar
trifling-Batten. Work now done solely by
the Hoard of Trustees is to be delegated to
tho faculties of thr various departments, Hiib
Ject ol course to revision by the (lustres.
An article on another page girts some account
of Ihe system proposed, wi.h the ranoOfl why
a change is deemed necessary.
-?
By Rood luck all the men on boord Hie foun?
dered Hylton Castle were sued. The captain
and those with him were picked un just in tune,
as they were almost exhausted winn tha Heh
ing boat was leached Thc cause of tin- die*
ftbtei lo lim vesM-1 is not ciVarly explained.
The captain's uiiivilliii/iiess ta talk about it
does not make the case any better tot him. It
i_ stated tha' the steamsliii, bad BOJtred OOO
Bider ihle __?___? "ii lier voyage to this ,M)rf(
but that Captain Colvin Lad her patch, d ?., .U1(j
said that he would make no more rcp.iir*, unlil
ha reached England, as Ihe the reese] was in
ginni enough ooadition to cnn. tha beean, li
this bc so, he showed a wociul lack ol judg?
ment.
Whafi vei hesitation |_>. Curtin Mi j? ,,..
g?rd to stating in public his muon, for deelta*
lngthechairmaiisliiiiof the Hanking and Cttr
reucy Couiuiittce. he is outs|)i,kt n in private.
He feels keenly the indignity put u,??, bini iii
not continuing him iu his former plano. Ho is
bitter, though quiet, in his denuaciation of
Secretary Bayard's interference and says that a
dangerous precedent has been set. Mr. Hay
ard doubtless will bo more firmly convinced
than ever that the lot of a Secretary of State
is not in all respects a happy one.
Mayor (Jrace hal suffered a net-back. The
Board of Kducation yesterday re-elected
President Walker over the Mayor's candidate.
J. Edward Simmons, by the narrow majority
of one. The result will give satisfaction every?
where except at the City Ball. To Mr. Sim?
mons personally there was, of course, no ob?
jection, but ihe opinion is pretty general that
Mr. (J race has unite etXMgh authority already.
and the people do not care to sec hun try to in?
troduce politics into Ihe public si-hnol s.\.stein
bv controlling the board of Education. Mr
Walker has presided over the Hoard longer
than any of his predecessors. Ile announces
Ins intention of retiring from the body at the
end of this year, alter ten ye irs' service.
8ENATOE SHEBMAN'S PICT0B7,
The election of Senator Sherman returns to
the Senate one ol its most experienced and Val?
uable members, and its presiding otlieer. At
the same time, it ends in merited defeat a foul
conspiracy to overcome by crime the declared
will of the people. Ohio is to be congratulated
that there has been found in the Slate enough
of public virtue ind of eourage to prevent the
success of this great clime. Bul the people
ought to be wained that their blessings of stll
gowinment an- not safe unless they brui'' lo
punishment the criminals who have contrived
and perpetrated these offences against thc sov?
ereignty of the people, and made proviaioo bv
new laws for the protection of the ballot boxes
throughout the State.
Senator Sherman has been to Democrats an
object of peculiar hatred, ll is now about
thirty rears since be gained National fame by
Uw powerful report of the committee of which
he was chairman on the infamous outrages in
Kansas. 'lhat odious crime waa an attempt Iii
dept he the people of a Territory of self-gov?
ernment, and tho lat* si rictorj of his Brent fal
public life ia a triumph over an attempt to de?
prive the p'opie of (Ihio of self-government
During all the Intervening rears he baa been
among the foieni.ist a defender of the rights of
the people, and of all ihe people. The great
erimia against the sovereignly of the people
which is commonly celled the Rebellion, had ao
more earnest orelleclive toe than thc Senator,
whose service! in the Senate were in ? different
way perhaps as raluabla as those of his br tiber
the General in the field. After the war, in all
the work of reconstruction, the Senator waa s
faithful defender ol the rights of tbe whole
people. He was not one ot those who believed
in surrendering tbe Booth to organised assassi?
nation. The gnat crime against free govern?
ment nindi Democratic conspirators devised in
secret Ku Klux Kiana, and by I luffed lu.Hot
boxes and perjured returns bave finally carried
to succesn, Senator Sherman has never hesi?
tated to call by its rig-lit name.
His widest reputation hoe been made in eon*
nection with finaocial questions. If he should
pass from public life to-day, ii would ever be
remembered thal it was under his guidance
that tiie only nation un earth w Inch ever com?
pletely reatored the value of legal-tender prom?
ises to pay acciuiiplished that feat, whleb so
lonny deemed impossible. While hedy criti?
cising ilt-Liils nt his financial manugement, 'I iii
Tum m. bas nevet hesitated to award to him tbe
highest praise tor splendid ability iii that field,
as for conspicuous fidelity to public interests,
Ile comes back to the Senate again as one ni
thc moat nncompromiaing as he is on" ol the
most powerful advocates ol Protection to Home
Industries. The decisive point in his favor in
all discussions In ohio has been tbat he has not
hesitated to confront with resolute opposition
other leaders of his own p ti Iv, and even a large
majority of his political BMoeLitea in thc
Senate, on every iasue which seemed to him to
involve the penna?once oi the completeness an J
efficiency ol tbe protective system. Tbe whole
country triumphs over its adversaries, at bonn
and abroad, and over all the foes of its industry,
when such a man is returned to a position sf
power and of high trust.
JlIK COMM II ll. I.s.
President Pitts and Speaker Hosted hive
done well. Thc standing commit tees announced
yesterday on the whole are judiciously consti?
tuted. We believe that those competent to
form an opinion will agree that wiih unusually
few exceptions the right men bave been
awarded ihe righi places.
The leading commutes of tbe Senate, Fi?
nance, ha-ix .peaker Sloan for Ita chairman.
A better choice could liol h.ive been made. He
is one of tbe leading business mea of the in?
terior, and has had ample expel ieUCC as a legis?
lator. -No j"l? will bare any show in a bill fbi
which he is responsible. Mr. Low, Preeidenl
Pitta's competitor for tho Chair, properly goes
to (he head ol Kaili (tads, a committee on which
be served m the last Senate to the general sat?
isfaction. .Vi. Hendricks, who was promoted
to the upper house after good and faithful
sci vice in the lower, is given the Chair
manahip 0I" Cities, Tho metropolis
would have been better pleased if
?not having a Republican iii the Senate herself
?the place had been given loone of the Kcpuli
lican Senators from Brooklyn. Bnl Mr. Gris?
wold is named as the second member of the
committee, while two New-York Democratic
Senators, Daley and Cullen, are also on it.
The only less prominent Committee on Com?
merce and Navigation is in charge of Senator
Worth, who is thus afforded ;i line opportunity
to distinguish himself. Mr. Fassett, one ol the
five Republicen Senators who were returned,
is Chairman of Insurance, He did excellent
work in the last Senate, and is certain still
further to commend himself in the discharge ol
bis new duties. Another of the old members.
Mr. Veddcr, remains at thc head of the Com?
mittee on Taxation and Retrenchment. He has
given a good deal of attention to the vexed
question of taxation and is rightly continued
in the place for which he is so well lilted.
Mr. McMillan, one of the nOOSa promising of
thc new Senators, ie Chairman of (annis; Mr.
Banger, who was a member of the same com?
mittee in the last Assembly, is Chairman ol
state Prisons. Mr. Comstock, Chairman of
.ludiciarjt; Mr. Walker, of Hank-; Mr. Con?
nelly, ol Internal Affairs, arc admirable selec?
tions ; nor di these I ixhsUSt I be li -t.
If the Assembly does not g. vc a good eceoont
of Itself it aili not be the faull of the make-up
of the committees. Like those of the Senate,
they encourage the friends of honest legisla?
tion and discourage th-' lobby. The Ways and
Means has for its -h.iiini in the capable and ex
oerieneed ex-Speaker Erwin, while associated
with him are other of the strongest men in the
House, Robert Raf Hamilton, of this city,
beads the Committee on Cities. When lan in
tha Assembly Mr. Hamilton did not meet the
best expectetione, but there li general oonfi
in his booeat] ol purpose and be nouns placid
in ii position to retriers bia reputation end en?
trench him elf in the public favor. The chair?
manship of the Important new Committee on
Appropriations gOM to Mr. Kruse, lil?
lias already Reived two terms in the
Assembly ami h:w ittadllj gt own in tue
popular esteem Hm choice of General Cartis
for Chairman ol insurance will be accepted as
a gnat anice that that committee will faithfully
guard the great trust committed to ila care.
The Oeneral is as trustworthy as he is india*
trfoas and efficient Mr. Wcs!f;tll, another
welt-eqnlpped member, heads the much-dis?
cus ed mw Committee oa Berkion. Mr.
Baker's standing in the last House receives ap?
propriate recognition in his promotion to the
Chsirmenship of Judiciary. Mr. MeEwen,
whose clear-headedness and aprightness made
him so useful and Influential last year.
hails Trade and Manufactiicrs. Mr.
Cole, who made SUOh an excellent impiee
sion in the la-' Assembly, is placed in charge of
tbe RaOroed Committee. This yeer his ser
viccs will be additionally valuable. It waa
eminently propel that Mr. Platt, who SJ Editor
of Th* Poiijltkfc;iftir Eagle has long been ft
public edOC-tor, should be assigned to the
Chairmanship of Public Education. For
obvious reesons the State Prison Committee
will be an exceptionally Important one this
winter. It is right, therefore, thal Mr. Palmer,
who was the efficient chairman ot that com?
mittee ia.st year, should be his own successor.
The sotdiersof the Btate will hail with lively
satisfaction the selection of General Bateheller
as Chairman of Military Affairs. The Bub
Committeeof the Whole, commonly known as
"the grinding Committee,11 has for tts chairman
Mr. Robinson, anew member who is very well
Spoken Of. Howe, at the head of Excise;
Manville, of Commerce and Navigation j
I.von, of General Lows; Hopkins,of Hanks;
Baker, of Internal Affairs ; Porter, of Agricult?
ure] Tappan, ol Charitable Institutions, can
be depended upon to do their whole duty. Tin
minority members are well iii aced, both on Sen?
ate and Assembly committees, snd have ever]
reason to bc aStisfled,
The committees having been appointed, the
Legislature is ready to proceed to business.
Let us have, a session reasonably short and
thoroughly in the interest of the people The
presiding officers have pavel the way for such
a session ; il those on the Moor do is well there
will be little osuse for complain! and great
cause for rejoicing.
THE NBW-JBBSEY MESSAGE
The Governor of New-Jerser in his second
annual meaaaifs devotes moat of his attentioa
to the question of railway taxation. Theim
portatc ? of this queation in New-Jersey will be
better understood eleen here if it i- remembered
th it no tax on general property is levied by the
Stale, and th-' i-nliie lin.inc l eipiired bil I Ile
support of the Si ale < i neill men I in all its func?
tions is derived from taxi I on corporation* with
a few minor items. The disbursemeota of tbe
State are aban! 91,169,000; of winch coulta,
State Prison, crimea, etc., require about
$329,0 ii; the Stile Government sn I Legislat?
ure, about .**?"_ 11.*?'?i'; printing, eboul
?119,000; military, about 990,000; educa?
tional pin poses, a lc ta i 'S '-'.'"''* ; scientific, a In mt
077,000, and -liscellaueoua about 938,000,
while charitable snd reformatory in-tiiu
tiniis tc i'i:rf $232,000, rho State raised last
year $830,091 by tho tax on railway c-rpora
tiona, $158,270 by the tai on miscellaneooa
corporations; the si.ne Prison receipta were
about $-7,000, sod a fen minor items swelled
the sggtegate i" $1,171,814. ruder such
ci rcu mets noes tb#i reaitttaoce ol the tea oa rail?
ways becomes a matter of the irreatesl interest
to thc >;ati- Government, and the Governor din
cunnea at length the Use* levied on tbe diftVn rn
companies, the state "f litisration, end tbe
Diodes by which it is recommended lhat tbe
State -rh mid enforce its claims.
ot the railway c.unpanio, thirty-foui sra con
te-ting tln-ir tues. The Gorernoi ihows that
tm* com pan iea have isau il aecurities ol the par
value of $137,000,000, repreaentiAg property
which they aay coat $92,000,000, and ia onlj
worth ?$28,728,188, "If their ettenia were
- all iwid the St it ?? would Inn- $194,1 ll of tex,
"and tbe officials of thoee roads would be cou
? mini of a miamanagi mint th it would bc In
?* rn ii-ablc." Thc message proceeds to consider
Ihe quest iona at italie between t ie State and
thc diib rem ny alema ol railaay. The roads ol
the Jersey Central system, the Governor
maintains, "do not pay 57 per cent ot what
"they would pay il thrii property was taxed tbe
B8llim- as dial o! an individual, 1 also call
"at-.cul inti tu thc lac! that \t lc li the Male I!, aid
?? reined tbe roads in thia ayatem,including ihe ir
?* traiichi-cs.ai $ 10,029,13*1 0 I,thc net earn inga
"of these toads for tbe year ending December
" ,tl, 1883, as testified lo in tbe suii noa pi ml
* lng* amounted to $2,915,132 20, auflicieut to
-pay ii per cent on the Inveatment of
*$49,083,871.ot $8, 154, 136 36 more than the
-entile val ila! mi a-, assessed by tin* .-t.i!,
" l.nattl.'* The li'i-liii- kyatem returna m-i
?ai nings i .ju il to G per cent on an invcHtmenl
Bxceeding ny$2,309,943 thc amount assessed
by the Matt Board. -Vs in the Morris and
Ewes, it ig stated 'hat the personal propert]
returned, which is claimed to be non-taxable,
imn ascii between 1809 end lu*sl about
(1111,300,000, ami tho Governor asks of whet
iii.ti propelt) eonsiste, lb- rei.imendainvea
ligation nv judicial proceedings tn determine
whether il)" Whole ot this amount should not
be added to the taxable property, and similar
Inquiry regarding ;iil corporations claiming
xi inption underCOntrsctS with thc Slate. Thc
local taxation of cm porationa ia also considered,
uni it is claimed that the burden is rot unjust ;
??the niau who OWM a bouse in .lei-ey City
* worth $10,000, and pays $292 tax, would paj
*-$100 less provided tbe railroad companies ol
?* the State were taxed thc same M individuals."
lt is to lu* said in regard to tins part of the
message, thal it ie a forc'bh presentation ol lae
?I inions winch have governed recent legislation
in New-Jersey, ami a strong defence ol the
policy of thc State.
In discussing other inestions, tho Governor
recommends action to relieve the Btate ai once
af the alleged contract regarding i risen labor,
uml liobls that the * piece price w system bi tbe
best solution of tbe problem yet ('(.und. An
appropriation for the completion of the Btate
House, wiiieh was partially destroyed liv fire
in March last, is recommended. It is nrged
lhat tbe expenditures fm- publishing the laws
should bc strictly limited. Generally, the mes*
sago recommends that no appropriation be
made in excess of the amount absolutely necee
nary, until the Slate has established the valid.tj
of its laws taxing Corporations, and has ou
hand tlic money to be applied,
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS ix 80B0HVM
SI OAK.
It baa loni baan anapected that tlio presence o
tha loaves and tbs sheathe enveloping tbe cane baa
hindered tin* aaeeassful praunctioa of sniMr Len
sorclillin Ly tint (lill.ininti process. Csrtaia dis
agresabls odets ami Baron whom removal or
iiiiiiliiicatiiui vaiivd Inareaaai ezpanaa have baan
atiiUnited in _ |i_eral way te thsss leal growths,
Bat ea tai ns wa ara aware no earafel aflart tesstt
?ats tin) t-nti-iit oi tina h i mi rn iii-ia sraeovsrmeds
until a mi rios of tcsis wes anrtsffts-sn under tbs
aiil'ii \ isiiin of tho Nmv-Jtrsey Alfi unit,ital
Experiment Btatioa, Tbs rssults of this study. Jost
psbUsbsd in a statioa bulletin, ure si snexpeetsd
importeaea Not only has it buen iesssnstieted
Hint the snuar frmu MUS winked without leaf or
alu-,iiii U ul superior ipmlity, bet the ex pc. ii no of
avaporation is so aotablj lc-sscue<l that eosss ebesp
nipt iiml of stripplac tho eene ssssm te be the only
thuin needed to insure BuaBOiol BBSSSSa Mr. Henry
a. Hoghes,supsriatsndsntof tin- Kio c ramie Worka,
luis ali c.ul> prepared a iiiachine foi this putpSSS ami
the Cage May npS-imsntS will probably mark au
bra in tho history of this industry.
liy tho oil method of pressing the juice from the
cane more thau half the sugar iu the Uat-euuipyed ,
mill-, was left in tint refuse. To check tin enor?
mous waste various attempt* have been made to
lattedaes tbs difiaston precess employed in the
manufacture of licet su_ar. Tho process in l>rief is
thia: A iiiunher af close rSSSSlSj say ten, are
Doanseted by pipes from tlc too nf the lirst to the
bottom nt the next. Taaas lea cells or difs -ns nre
Hied closely with lindy rut atrippeo oana. Water
istln-n introdheed int" Mil No. 1 and takes up a
largs part nf tho BegST in lin- t une. This dilute
juice is then forced Into eal! N-l '-'. where it takes up
more mgar, while treat] irater is forsed Into call No.
1 lo leach its cmitt-nts ? second t.ami so on. The
juice after passing through the entire battery i*
drawn fron call Not, in as rich lasagna as pana
cans .Mine. Mcinwhile thc contents oi ell No. 1
save boss trestod ten times and rielitsugar ne
longer _ tmaatity worth gathering. Hus refuss is
then lemo, eil un.I the cell w nell now liecomos No.
lo in tbs battery ia filled with fresh cana end the
process noes ou as before, Instead nt losing fifty
i?"i coot of tba eagar, but little more than eleven
pei c.nt escapee. In other warde; Of ths 140
poonda of angst la a ton ol cane tbe mill secures To
pounds while tbs difiUSSIS sci ure 130 pounds. Or,
diffusion products are 84 per cant greater than mill
prod octa fron tbs Bams cane.
Now, stripped cane when cut ia comparatively
heavy and Ilea eloesly in the cell Cane with tbe
leaves on ls so much lighter snd lies *<? much more
loosely that il requires nearly twiss as moen water
to nil Un- apnoea in tbs latter essa, ead tin* aasana a
moro dilate jules and tbs med at more evaporation.
In tba experiaieuta of Hr. Wiley, Chemist of tbs
Agricultural Department, tbs Juiee abtained by
diffusion contained leta than B per cent of auger,
arline in thc Kio (.ramie teeto tba julee WM mme
than twice as rich, eontaining lt.7 per (cut of
siinar. in thc Kio Qraads Works, witta a capacity
for 100 tons of cane per rtsy, tba evaporatioa ol
11,000 gellona irons thud of tba entire amount ol
waler used woald be s.-ixed by-tripping the cans
Le,urn ((illusion. To pro.lin tr a given amount nf
sugar, iheii.ii mach lesa expansive plant could be
used win ii tl ripped cane is worked, while tbe saving
of fuel, especially in districts whets coal is dear,
woald materially reduce expenses Besidea ths.
under tbe hmn boiling ne ded with tba greetei
amount of water more of the sugar tsverte to e form
incapable of crystallisation snd in tin* oas tbe
pm lint nm la decreased. In addition to alljtbis, il is
found tli.it tlc leaves ami Bbeatha amount to one
fourth of the entire weight ot cane while evei j
hundred poonda of diliaaion "--.inls tn.m this
Hoince consiats oi fourteen p..ands of aagar aad :
eightV-*tX pounds ot xs iii-iii than wm Iii.ess and
quickly decaying Baiter tbat moat be removed al
er.-.'t i ost. iht, belletia i-. plainly righi therefore
in srgningtbsl tbs ona rational way oi reasovini
this ti.m.de is to keep lin- impure watter ont ot the
sager boam by stripping tho cans befora it is
Hoiked.
I >r. i oilier loiiu ago experimented with s diflueiea
battery wbieh ba mu.In himself in sn inexpensive
waj in' ni barrels and teemed noteworthy moults
considering ile facilities ni bia command, but ne
was removed ju?< as bs w.is nady to tin ina inst
worli. liis successor Siter savers] yeats of stud}
baa added little it anything ol pm tical value to our
knowledge ol Ibe subject. Ile bat now gone to Eu?
rope t a _i-i " improved meehi _ei i." bul u he bad it
a,-ai tl. really vital difUcalty Irom tbe maun fact
Drer's pout ol ria a, be would have remaiued al
hom. ;i ul eel '-'I - ne bright Amerii an t'> budd bin
aa filet lue stripper. Hebaslataij writtea to tbs
cana-growera ol Indiana that "diffusion cannot be
adapted to mediaai ur amall worka." li I
expel imented n .th clean caae ins \ tea ? might hoi e
been dittereat lt ia a remarkable fact thal iu his
' p.i in ph let i ci tin" sir ir, et ol sagsr, ti h le mentioning
all i rn- pi oin i iii ut aol. li -I ii. p. a nt ela a here, hu aa id
uot ii word nf the Uio laramie Works, where too
Na-.a Jereej experiments were made ami ono ol the
> in tue i o .utrv. although he has in ely a ed
form it un gamed there in -uni
j luin lal ; ?' ?? m.
Aa tims rolla ea tbe evidence accumulates thal
tin-1 ?aain.iia s ol l ir. t oilier as to Un Doming import?
ance ni the eorgham aagai industry wera nona too
sangaiM, ___________________
l ? di i.ci, baals -ii. iden ISerlta tbat there
.tain neutrality agreement! on the part "t
In i m.: i) , <tn at l .1 il.nu nnd lit I'nit cd M., les re?
specting Samoa. I'i:11a.- -lamarck ought to stow
a war a diplomatist on every Herman war vessel,
a im could appear nu deck whenevei n naval oflli si
ged in a piratical ,i; :? i.ini to anuez an uland
Ol lip-aft .4 gOt ll ll.Ill I.I.
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'Ih.-inst number of Ik .Inti) under the nsw man
ageuieut whu h Mr. AiUull b_a Introduced le excel?
lent, bnth m performance snd promise, i.ill.nu
furniahee a strong and timely double-page e..noon
representing tbs business internets af ths country
aeaaaioaali waitlog lo sea what Coagraae will do
with silver uml the tariff. I iii.iilv attectivs ks
-immetmaa's racj pictara af "Clothier Kelleef
land " endeavoring to mike tbe garment of i iv il
>i r\,ic reform fit thc Pamoctatic parti "almost
like der be par on dei rall." rhere are other goud
illustratioua ths "Cheap furniture" series is
iiiiii.v aud ths lei ti i pi i --. baa toma minni scute a
well aa i ii rer nonsense. 1 hore ii an ample Iii ld for
J lu .Inti.ir uni mi.let tn.lil,n thin ol 1. M. i .r. i*nr> ,
an i'M"'i i.'iieeil uswspapei man, il can be counted
upon Ki.iliu.i-, io oo rei it.
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Congreaatnan Hahn, ol Louisiana, says hs it _o.
tng lo oppose the cou?irmsUou ni every unlit ap?
point.neut to nih i.i t '. i: Mate. I'll i -a I utica; e -
mers vital energy and courage than ia nun red to
aaa el hast teneordaol dry hickory wood.
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The Speaker ol thc House of Com mons disposed
ol ihe Bradlaugh ease willi good enae aud lirii?ieee.
He reeognlaod tbe feel timi a nea Parliament
en,, hi nut lie III pus-ic .sion ni lue decimal loll r Ula ili?
lli the m, ini.ei tor Northampton in tbe previous
Parliament, rberawaaao possibility ol prevent
mg Mr, Bradlaagb's eomplianoe with the statutory
provisions for the Meting of new nembem. 'Hie
L'onservstive leader's protest was not evenresd.
Ii was a fume ihi u ons'i at i on whu h betokened lit?
tle political sagacity.
?
Carter Harrison should hasten to transmit his
condolences to the unseated beneficiaries al the
l Hu nu,al: lennis.
? ?
Mr. Clevelanddeelarea tbat his Adminiatratisn
hss no sec rei .-a. Hui tbe Kepublican Senatora can
uni seem to kui I Le papei t in i i ie i "i ?? suapi naloo
fur cause," uiul Mr. bigelow's m\ iterioua latter re?
in.nus nnpublished,
-?
Mr. Gladstone, for ii leaner who is reputed to
have ai ade fatal mistakes aud broken np bbl party,
seems i" bsvs been m rerosrkably good spirits
winn Parliament "pined. He not only had atatelj
ciiinpiimciiiH tn niiei io tm. Speaker, but ("Veil
clacked a joke or two willi tbe Nationalist**, lils
moral coiiiiov.ir.icr, with scientists have appar?
ently mvtgoratedhim for the serious work <>t the
htTioii. If im wera in ot_.ee struggling with or
anani t Mr. Parnell snd exerting himself to keep a
discordant Cabinet he would not ho In u aaood foi
liiiiu pleasaiitncs.
Tko lime genial -ttoroeyGeneral'a lot In being
the wall*flowet of Waabugton society would be
more pathetic n in did not hara that mi?ion-and"
.i-haliof gili telephone stock in his pocket,
?
Shipwrecks nil along tbs coast uml terrible
weal her ni se.i repel lid in si erj I norming steamer ;
uml Hu- Dolphin's -ii net ui al weakneaa lias not jret
been demonstrated I Ths Navj Deportment lacks
i In- courage rogu_dla inr ita bad mt ci, tm na.
PEBSONAL.
0 aa ami iiardan, iiio mai oas sharpshooter, trill before
hm-n min lo lld* pana tty fur au i ii.-lull-.1 vidiu
it ls prebebta thut Mr. andrew Oantsgle^s offer nf
r- ".ooo fur ta puhlie lllir.tr>* In PttUbniM will liouccupl
M alni lim let am cuiiipllei! willi hy Mat eily.
si nut.ir ll. eli's tun Geor-te ls getting imii on lils Wy?
oming r juc li.
'?Inn'. Missus lt te lio roni*raltiUteil on urning; tlis
100*000 wiiicti ber inui. ;?*.i.i's miall vaa kona wed trow
lier tlirnii.li lilin, amt willoh sti-r since bin deatb liny
hare been trying lu avoid repaying*.
The Kev. rather (ia!wey, tits well-knowa Jttuit
prseahoa of Lsodsa, it isllvsriag cn langai afternoon*
ol lina tu taut li a attrlitt of sermons that lu tbla ein.stry
would he i lac ru cd bullly sensational. Tha subjects are
" Hie wita Men fto'ii lbs l.itt .md tha Foolish Men In
tbt Watt," "Tbs -als Utuuial -IctUou nu J i'_i*srs._
leging!." " Women's Kiirtits snd Children's Ri ?j-hts,'
"Tbe Lund aim I.uiior ouestiont," aud " I'Uesiablisti
Inc nt sud Olsenilowiui ut.
Alphonse Dainlct la satisfied with lilt present fame ant
tillulla a sent lu th,- Academy could add nothing lo lt
I!mMsSi lt wool I li," ii,lo:, ralde io him to have to tblnl
raak ariaata " will thia rend well, coming from at
A'-ui'.eiiiiei.in !" '* (an I. an ' iiiiinoii.il.' afford to be seen
iiieni i" etc. s,, ha peaters to lamala outside.
flossi S?-?fabian, passlillag St Si Sty of tbe Cumber
land reunions, will wi hi a gavel uncle of wood frou
C'lin-kiitii.iinra, wl'h a llanillo from .Mittion Ittditc A
rule im.ii t ls luii.e.'.t -.1.11 the heed. It w-m preeeated to
bim hy General .1. I>. Wilder, of ChattaBeoga,
Till. I A i.K Ol' I UK DAY.
The Onlteatan Etan thlnka that Vex.-is Basia a gran
Qovernor. Well, tlnow u nie ihe o'll political bucks, und
take up a nice, fresh yoaeg hi.ide, bte Tem Ochiltree,
and he happy forever .-lfietwird.
Denver, Col., lt bestaalng ts feel Itt oatt like the other
enies In the lainI. un I tallia of ?OtaMl?BlBg a perm.turill
exposition. iJon'i ge lt, Di tiver. 1,00k at New-Orleans
uni lie wise,
" Tills cngravliiK la w..r!!i iho price of the book alone,
-ir."
" Ob, ls lt, rh I What does it represent I"
" ll shows how a holli r lo..ks after lt lias exploded."
?? N'oaaeaaa, in n ' Weal i^ Utera practleal ebonl that I
i,-I up ii picture ihowlna koa s hoi.er looks ahoat sa
lumr-ami ,1 ball ii'-i ne a is coins '? exp "?le, mid yon
,ii sell a copy lo i-vt i j engineer in the country."?
I'hlUdeiphla Coll.
Mis. H ..Woodworth, "tlio Paroxysmal BvaagSllSl
Of HM Wu bash," lt laboring WltS the lough sinners of
Cleveland, r-he claim i to be preachIna a regulet en?gal
tented limy Ohos! religion of et tra power, Her method
appeal | to lie to iii ive the ""inners Into flu and thou to
drive then, ont ot ll f li,Io religion. lier husband chows
Inliacco mid ais.tie hi< trite ni her evan /i-lisLle, labors.
in-iu r-iio.N.
" Oh, my hive has chi ess sa ie_
A- t-'e roee:"
8o Ihe |,,ft r ? il"-, Mlahl 1,
Fer ihe Idea thal his s lat
Bael lac ?.. tin* u-e ct paint
Never came .atta. ms head,
I >'i|'i.?
" Alabaster is h-r throat '."
Hear I.ui talk!
Has he never ohs nee i o> note
How bit darline luinil.v blushed,
Aa c. i: a .t.i.iii > baud sin- laius..oJ
Fruin the I?(?.?<?. of I lt i-.al
J' .VMll l.'tl .-i.-in I
''Ami bet f. rm l?Ju-! 'livltie!"
Wini! a loni!
Collie, Ti)' ,1 J" ill,, to lue lucine.
Ai.ii lil wb suer in iliinc car
Bofl i?, ao ths imhc c .it lii-ur
The whole seerei 1 upi nt
i oiion w.iol:
"Hut ber Wealth or ".-olden hair
Kl pill nu' .lott n : "
All s IVS yon a: ? Well uw-aro
'lintt Hie bair within whose, mes'i
She bas e.night li lovel" tittil
Nightly li nix ipin ,t. li.ur
W tit In r sown.
Hee her lllrt ng now, i HMS p: I st d
In lin- w li/,.
Come, fut .'et her! 1 li at is liost.
Trim inf. I. inn. loved her uses,
Ami I i snieil at last, lund .lillico,
That her he ri'i iiUe all Um nil?
li lt false :
?{Moaaervtlla -ournal.
This ls the wuv lu wh rh u Western paper Rivet tbe
?ewei "in the .solferino iniiie, NevadavUlo, col., a
i.rock k ocki-.i a. Warren eal of ike banket, A ince
of na bone wat found at the 1.200 feel lerel atula
pl.-ce or skull ml a cen ar fie I, Jot) foot level. TIMM
t'liuipi lead iii r. ooverabla offsets,"
" Ali, nil fellow. I'm (lad to -ee T ni," titi! a i/enfle
tuan io a fi lei .I aa h. I-c..c eel ni iii" patent medicine
lui si ness. "Tbat Bum >n cough cure of yuurt w great
stuff."
?? -i ea, Ifs selling
" You pat ll up in a.I shape, Tau yellow isbei it
" i ilou'i la - * "
?? vs. h. n fin*-'! ii ??. sn) bow."
"Cored ron I Han't I advertise foi paspls to 'bo
wari of Imitation*'!" [Hartford Post."
The Ber. Waldo Mea.4r.1t, of Philadelphia, has been
acquit! "d. We u iu't Ul a Lb o, lt pitt what hit was Acetltetl
0 . 1 11 tin- two principal IndMttncatt appeared to ha
thal ba bade ice ??? a I irred au 1 f. .ther g aad that he
wit an Iris!,m.tn Aftel SXplodiuf Um tar Slid fr .ul,rr
?rta, Mr, .Mi a n's thewed mat hs wai a genalne
Urech from tlreeki Hie, '.reek County, 'ir.o. and the
rou rreirailon were ao aa eted that they al once taned
ny. Aad jet people go Masking " What's lu a
Haine I"
At the editorial rmivrn'lon shortly to lie held In (ls
, a. . 11. i.r -j me Journalists will isaO a paper entitled
" A I'l-a fol M 'ie I'm rv Iii Newsp.|, -rs " lt will be
1 - UUUlrS pi a Inc; 1 >n of the year, nu ets Somebody
leeds an esae) - na for m..re etiMuiuuloatloos friwn
Veritas, Taipayer. Clilxee, Juttloe and the rest of that
choice coterie. Miuueapolia Trliiuue,
Ml SH-I UK hi: AM 1.
(.I,i:i K's "OBI'HEUfc"
lt would be 1 -ceediugly gratifying to thc
invert of claaale rauale if theeneeeea which ha* rr-iwued
the prodnetioD ol -luck's **Orphean** by tue Aaertens
1 ipei 1 Company eonld ba lakea at oaea ?a a proof of the
ST!?lUS -pira wale li ts lo am mate till the prod in I IDS of
Iii* ie ts- t-siaiil' - -rn -nt ami nf the spirit with which tiny
nie lo bu rei eiteil ny the p :i>.:.\ It would he ililli, ult te
? t.arl y how much of ihn lavtir Won by tue repre
MUteUOS wtt .lue to thc SpOStQelo amt liow tillich tn th"
in-ifii-. I'mpiestiotmiiij loth fitrtttrt coiiipelled aaa*
1 . ,. Iiiil. allon and both deserved it. if the ballers sud
lia fe pictures gave greeter pleasure te the greater bum*
ber tbau the iuusle, tbs tact has its explaaalloe 10 the
nature ot things. Tbs opera is -o MOnlliy provid d with
a.11 01 n.at .1 sh in .?? oi attitude is .-film,st a anatelaal se
tor a change ol sc.-ne, amt tMrakeaa'i mo ming,
his encounter with tbe farlee al the galee ol 11 a.let, his
meeting with kurydiee, bia seooad losaaad tinai re
Oovrrj "I her. aie neill nit earh one of which Hilt uti
ii.t in tba A. a.icm) representation. This being tine,
a being ao utterly at variance with exlaUna operetta
11 1- not stranaa ibai ihe pun.ic sh ml 1 look with
special ;.t\ ..1 1.p. 11 tbese feat ni es n hieh are moat din et
lu th -ir iippc1.a to Un- senses An attentive, intoiii
g ,! ami ti.-cep; ililr I,-t. uer. it is Hue, will hud many
1 us-am ta in -luck's ausic where twa or three kai * will
in.-1 ie imagination ami affect tue emotions nore niau
all the pageaatry al tha nommaad of thi tinga BMnageri
but this result la eondlUon d upon a ncr' aeofetrcaai
stances wbleh eanuel alwaya he roulrellod lu the
way of the Sympathetic relationship between
rim meela and Itt hearers wlilch p-rfeot
sppi eel ai io 11 ami e., lo.'. Steal presuppose there ure se.eral
oliataolea, one of these it in.1 fault of mat An 1_saar of
If nslca wboea an Uenoo room it se larga Hut the, intuit
inea'al portions of tue miltie are deprived nf mach of.
tin ir eriecilvenets. Mr. ThO?UM bat reverently snd
wisely attempted no liiigmetiia'.ion of ((lu,ka orchestra,
uiul thoagh lilt st it uk' baud aaa a magul (trout iii ute illari ty
the opera has so many numbera of eitieice tlelieacy lhat
eves me closest attention does aol iiiw.tys luture a per
feet bearing ; w lula at to being na completely en rapport
with (he mush ut one oiitfhl to be to derive the highes!
pi. is ne, thal it oil of the gOOSttO?, Holler results
mlghl bi>]obtiilueil if all the hamnett were s;ree 1 at lo tbe
point of view from windi lo confider the opera: In oilier
w-ii.is, ir it.i would reoognlM that ibo many tanti amoeba!
pu rcs iiitiilpeiseal through His opera (the short paulo
mimes and bullets which alva ctpressio.1 to the fooling!
of the oh_r_stets In the play), are Integral parts.n tue
wort,-, ami tbould receive me tamo degree of attention at
tbs una, anal choruses. If such an agreement could bo
bini lhere would 00 lesa tait lui; uud moving aiioat during
the momenta when, tu far at ihe eye it concerned, the
play teems to have halted.
Finally, to derive lim lushest artistic culoymout from
"Orpheus," one should for tho tlato being forget tho
prevalent taste for thluaa "hot r thu Meath." Ba
tbould be wu,ms and able lo transport himself buck iii
fauej in tbe peria,! ..r iieginnlneo in mnalco-dra?intle
ciiipiisiiiou; In h tiuie when the cmtiic fables, despite
un lr bald alinplMlty, Were yet alMoat tbe inclusive ?uo
|e_ts ..f operatic representatiun ; when the, feet that
Uley were yet glowing lu the rosy ray-, of tits SHU Of tho
lelia:--alia a" ri,allie,I th." people lo tlrrivo the keener!
pleasure from etaae pictures which broachl tha? heroes
i.r ihoee fables heloce thoHi to a time when it was pitt
d .winni; on lbs minda of musicians ibat sensuous
eli,uni was not the In- al: and end-all nf operatic linnie.
but that dramatic expression eonld end should be ooo*
sorted willi lt. Mavin* tints prepared himself, he will
timi "Orpheus" a tran*portln_ly iieinitifui work-one
which will s iiitty to inn tun even desire teraffoeUng
m. lo ly, uud iretpietitiy imtnund linn with the fvroe
tul irntt -ni trutlifuiuets of .it dian.1:1. expreotlon. it
ls tbs faanlen ol the day .imam,; uiualclana who mink
themselves abreast ot the ti net to decry (Hucks
opei.it us antiquated. They surely urn antiquated so
far ut the lom 1 - sra concerned ami ihe sparest!oas or Uta
Insiruiuentation. Put inc q 11 tuon of at ovina power lt
seldom a u,Ura lon ol vshloles; Burlies, wun a tra
im minns apparatus lu his Mast for the liead, does not
pi,..Ince a tithe ..f the awful effect that M.''art duet with
lit thu ta llii'nb nc- 11. t,e lleilie or " Don (.hiv.ililli."
uml that linulcUli ls lo lie pit ed who calen.t reel the
tremendous dramatic fores ?f Hie scene hsiwecn
Orpheut and tbs turlee la Ihoecoood act of this opera.
'I'lie short MM iiml choruses which mute, tip thlt scene
nre, In view of theil nraiuatle purposes, ss perfwel ns
unj Hiing in the whole range of eneratte literature from
" Ii.tfne " down to " 1'aifilial." 'I'hey need Ho apo .- -\ -
ct m thins in 1 beni is itronaly beam f 1 ami beauitfiilly
st ruin.',! ruin the nisi secants nf orpheus .1 plalntivn tong,
nonie on ethereal harp nrpegalos aeruea ineebssm tilled
with wrlthlaa turlee ead demous,nnd which ure only
stirred to tleepet jiailms by each (err.lynne "No!''
hui'lnd out by the ouortis from tho beginning of Hilt
wonderfully eoocelved aad exeeated aeaae to tho last
clint il or the dance of thu furies Ulai lUOOQSda lt. Music
like ,in- rn- <ls ii ii io im h. uni :n h.. ap; r><eh_ed.
Those wini ure irii-ceplllile tn ita cnarm- will lind lt but
natural thal Tantalus should forget hie thlratt Blay ph?1
bia lahore, aad thal inou'a wbeei thmii.! crate io turn
while lt lt einleblnic the iittno<|iliere or lladet.
Tho opera has base pu" sd ou the ttaae tart, fully, unit
a tine iiitelllKeiice lt BaalfaSt III all Hie t .Ide, ills nil
totnes. The i-IIect or lbs scene belWcen Orpheus uml
the furies lt Un illn,t sud Ihose who have admired the
music lu concert I'mmis wid Mud that lt takes new lite
aud iiieanluir from the sttuittlon. Trie oiiluiuistlon of the
tpeciaeiilar t-tlaeis, however, lt reterved for the hallet,
whiob lt appended to the opera lu the Academy ropes
seutaii'Jii. The u ictirai -.nive ol the ballet ls tl-ttio
and the music la all (Huck's, two clreuinstsnees whioO
prevent tiny greater shock to thu feemiKe of thr specta
iois thkii tnai whiob comes from witnessing a IlHccblo
nnuiOMlllll teemingly conjured up hy Orpkluti tor the
divcrslou of tho deni/.eus of Elysium, lint there ls so
iiiurh serenity and sweet uiscidiiy u'mut the sateens ni
which tne sp nts of the blest flguro t i-t
one ls not likely io lii'iulro too eioaety lino lae prop? le?
tica here?the lest since ths plriures pr,sent?d hy iho
ballet ure full of lovely groups mid the blending of
cnlor-r is exceedingly happy. Herr Hick brought the dc
--tk-n of this ballet from Gertiiririy. Tue mareil to wblob
Ruc. hut and his satellites euler it irmu " lpbn;eiiia lu
Anils"; all the rest of Hie in it-lc eau be foiled lu (be
original French edition of " iirtiiiciH." I, itt night Mr.
Tli'inat emt..lied the Hallet nf t woof Us nil libers for the
purpose of bringing lt lino Mora renou this lunns. < lea*
c."iiHii-' the psiruiiaasss it is naaeeraaary to sud to what
we have already written, lt coe aol h.- >aai that tithes
Of Hie repr.i.-illations nf the acting roles is perfect; yet
M .daine lliisireiter .md M sa Juill dotervi warm 8Mb
lueliiliirlnii, and the iutf (pretullnll of tim work, at a
whole, i* tn admirable tbat ev-ry lover of inusicHfi put
nu lei" "bllirations te Mr. Ttininiia and blt eulin.iguea for
tho o jiortunuy to bet onie acquainted with a work sn
hi-aiiti ul lu Itself aud au interfiling in ita relation* If
tho lyric drama.
DALY'S TH KATH R.
The praapecoM run of " A Ni-lit Off" nt
Daly's Theatre was ended yesterday evening. Tula
piece hat occupied Mr. Daly's stage since the inh nf
December. Its second rmi was eveu more brilliant Ibtu
Its tlrst. As a farcical play lt ls one of tho best that
bat ever been produced in tint city. Mr. Daly's adapta>
lion of the pl-re should be reco-rul/.e I as a distinct un
peeVSSSaart upon the German original. In the Gertuau
pince tue sirens ls laid upon tbs Criiiniulet-llko
character of the sn.tiling actor, aud tho chief
prominence ls given to the element of fsree.
The Amer.i an'a.laper ha* preferred to heighton the
eUects of comedy. I he performance of " A Night Oft."
a* given by Mr. Daly's dr .mintie company, will lona be
remembered ss excellent for humor, sprightliness, abun?
dant animal "pinta, end tine precision of treatment.
j To ti ic ht Mr. | Daly will rev. ve " The Merry Wives of
I inSSor.N This comedy liss cst; boen In preparation at
this theatre. Mr. Daly ett'orted a revlvtl of lt on No?
vember 19, 1^7'-, wheu his tht-alre was lu Twenty
fourth-:!- The cast, ou ,h it occasion, In?
cluded Hr, Charles l-'isher as Falstaff, Mr. James
Lewie SS slender. Mr. David Whiting a- Sha'litir, Mr.
Unease Clarke an Jard, Mr. Look .lames as Fag** Mr.
Le Hoyne at Dr. Caima, Mr. v. un nu Davidgo as sir
lluijh Eran.!. Mr. Owen Fawcett as nott of th* titular
no, Mr. .1 A. Mackey OS Enrddrih, Mr, OeOrga F. De
vere a-a I'i dui. Miss Fanny Davenport na Mrs. lord. Miss
Penny Morant a* .Vc*. Vaye, Mme Nora Jowell a* Anne
rude tml Mrs. (i. ll. (iii crt as Mra, Quickly. Tko tine
o d' ?hakeepereeo comedy is ta be ievive.i arithotohotaSS
ami iiamtsoiiie teenory, sad sir. Daly bas again east tbs
pei 'alu the rilli .1, length of hi* excellsul Cum pa ny. 1'ht
distribution na* telle wa:
Mr John Faint iff.(/hariet FDher
.-?las', i -i udor.Jan a bswta
Jusiicn Shallow. h.''ii .lu .re
Kia it lind .John Draw
(i.ti'Se I'aa-i . .(lila .i Mill,rr
Sir ll nab K vant.Cbarlet Leela rea
Dr. estes . ...win am Gd iert
lentiin. ._. Masillon li?II
ll ? .A iho eisner.Fri'en k iiond
l'lstol .ai. ur s i ,
( er ural Nrui. .john Wand
Hut,ini^ih . .il itober?i
I-., i.u.'by.K. p smi s
riitnpitj .Wtl ism 'uni-r
Koola ._ijoiii-iniii.it
M.siri ssF ord .Aila lehiu
MistreM iu,-e.Vi rn t -. nm ht
Antic luge . I i. h Ma ."hoi
Daine uuickiy.Mr*. (J. ll. Oilberl
"DIE WAIKL'KE."
'J'lic ri'incs'siitation of " Die Walkuro" at tho
Metropolitan Opera Maana Bedes tho Simenon of Herr
Seidl la-t uight wat tne roust tie.iutifui that the work has
e*er received ta th?i city. Row life throbbed in the
ere bea tra, the singing of l maleta LabMaaa, Frau
Krauss. Fraulein Iliamlt, Herr 1-tritt, Heir Fischer and
11,-rr I.'"hii,l'T was freer, more Intense, moro virile than
ever Inf.re, and the entire performance stood on a
blaber pla e than ha* ye! been attained in this thrilling
work of Wagner's. ( lianfcea tn the teinpot enabled the
ut i i-t at to dei milo with more fervor snd tr rca lt-r d ra ui at io
trnthfolnees than bee peen the mle, wini-- tue ..i. n.-?
a i alowed wita new el'uiieuce uml lu auty?lue
rll maxes especially being developed wli*i iremendoof
elle, l. Hf ic. tbe Int net Herr BOtdl waa culhu*u?l'
rally I ai.ed before thu i.urtaiu.
STAR THEATRIC-Donna DIANA.
The enf-g-Men! of Mun*. Ifaljeefai ii ihe
Mar Iheatre will be sls-naliz'-'l la al__l by the peedee1
lion of a comedy which If not absolutely new 1* new to
the present generation of playgoers Th I I'.ay, former?
ly noted hy Mrs. D. F. Powers ami a drome le eoMpeay
tl lt. ? a-r the nam ? of ?? I.ove* .11 -a | tera-1 e." i- tm w en ti te l
"Donna Diana." Tho heroin* will bs iMpersonat d ny
Mme Modjreha, and the animal catt i- at fellows :
DoaCMOOC .K. H. Vsmlerfelt
lenn ..freak latents
linn i ? s*t nu .levies Cooper
Inn I u.t . . .L. I. He:
1'iike.brrull . un sr
Doona Keross . Mitanh w
i omii i aura ..,. Daisy barr
l lurella .Mt y ai. son
A PIANO RECITAL
Mrs. William II. Sherwood) <>f Beaten pura
a inaiiuftirie recital in steinway Hall yeHerday after*
nunn, .-ie displayed tine n itl.li-s as nu artist, the nu-tl
noticeable features af her wnrk heias a flue, ?TMpathetiS
tooee and lovely poetical son tl Meei Her bett result/
were attalued lu pieces of SehaMO?.:i and Chopin.
DISBAR DIS J -V OPERA COMPANY
I'lri-iu BO, .lau. 13. (Special).?Tlic FI un
un itu } ( .mile (iper.i Company ls ul the Hamll'mi Metal
lu tina city, lt baa boee OO tho road Jeal ore year, lt
lt ci'iiipiitod principally of yooag actors who have been
nu the .aia-e only one or two sra-ont. The majority nf
them live Itt How-York. Thee played lu Oil C.ty I itt
week ami ownm to the severe weather ?? rc neebie to
let tan people Into tho boase Oa Saturday nigel tha
Manager did Uot have money to pay the salaries aud hr
c..inp.my wat disbanded.
STORRY ROSRRPRLD WART1RQ DAMASKS.
I'iiii. iiiKi.i-niA, Jun. 1:1 i.Spft'i.ili.? Sidney
Rosea fold bea flied a eoMplalol in tue Doited stutea
fire ut Cntrt a .'ul n at Qaleeal John A. M. Caul ,
owner of MoCaalfa OpOTS ll Moe, CiatMlng MOggSe
.1 , i n.i. sa I. 'i pm I ucl n it " I'i li.ack lit*-ar," w buu, he
ta.aa, ls ins paraoanl property.
Mil. EOTTCICA t'l.r ash ABBRA EOBEBTEOM,
Chicaoo, .i;in. 13.?-Dion Boaeleault, who ia
Bl pre .cut IB thlS City. Wat asked to-day tt lhere was any
troth In rhe stnry of Agnes Bobs rt sob teal he n, .1
never i cen tlivnra eil fiann her. Mr.fioaOM??ll waa \ cry
rel in t:m t to speak nf t he tn i.;ecl ;it a I, bu , .i.a.lv * nd:
" If such a thing were true lt m Mid seem ?traagS thst a
I'Il*atn'st could travel unmoiette.i ihrwagh a country
Where the laws ste e boot fed. I et peet le make a state?
ment In court, willoh I cOttetder to he the proper p I '?,
when I arrive lu New York, amt thoa too public will
hare au opportunity to indict- boh * ile* of the case."
WHY CLEVFLA Ml BKOBETTED THAT LETTER.
Fruin Tkt Minne ipi,. i* Inbuilt.
"Diin'l, -ruiitt'il Hr. Cleveland, aa be beal
over lo tinliiirkle Ins Skutestrap the .,fier afteniuo-i,
'? Deni I lather think I nut myt-lf up wheu I wrote that
scat bini; sud t ni,-steal nu letter about tue da_gened
uewtpsjien the nthcr day. i'd u been belter ott if IM a
loni ii ap before I finished lt."
?? Why to. ('.rove I You r.dd rh? truth about the impu?
dent thugs," protested Colonel I.i unlit. '? Ho ynil
talus it win buri roa with the ni taara, m to apeak I"
" Nsw. Dan'l, not exactly iii tt, b it here's what hap?
pened. Yeeterday I -ot SOO lett-rs from proteins't
hsiik.T* and Indiana tuwiithlp trustees, now roeMMa in
I'minda. nil saylm; 1 alni itai til right, 'lilt the Ballot
Hie bea ,'' administered a Well-Merited redline,' und ill
that tor! of rut. To day I hemd trout stine mure tlc
faulleis and oue or two murderers ; and Pareen I io .mis,
of Boston, had tbs tittil,i lenee lu write, too. I lief all 1 -
dened that letter In the lr-iien terms. Noir, lian'.,
that sort of thins don't look well, yoe knoar, and if tbs
Infamous newspapers-*ct hoi,I of li they'll Hoke lites
lor den to me. "-eel' ll.iti'l BOW, and the uti'i t; py psif
plBkod up their skates anti walked home lu gXouiu.
JEFF D\ I IE AVVhtii BS OL ET SLAM /'
a., m Tnt Sec (Masai "-'ure/.
Jefferson Davis wns in tbe city yrstTdaj ( ?
mute to IteaiiToIr, hit i-eautiful hume on the I eke<COOL
. . . Mr. Davis etprea.sed biMaelf sa greatly p'ejtctl
wti the evn.en.es Ilia' the President i< giving of
states?aaabip aad Bdolity te the O-nstitatioo.
BHOWIMa DOW BACKWARD A HBW-JUC MAN
CAN r.i:
Fr mn Hit .lund-.
The Newark mau who lia-n'i be n mtten hy a untiling
lt look -d upon as a | orson so tar in HM u at " as to eree
be Usu im i I ht t tines.
?-?
Vll.\s BBtTOWH ol liri: ON A -OBRYItT
Wtehlmgttn Mapata i ts Tkt Hnrtftt i ? ? ?
It now appeaia thai fha newly appointed
chief nf the free delivery service, who kee dian iced tua
very eSclenl ofMcer ? bo rounded n sad broughl li t-1 Int
preseul perfection, hat g well-ealabllahed record i< a
lobln aiteut of itisuia nee SOM paulet before the "dis ourl
nure. H.- made ne concealment of bia baal t a.
He carried lt oe i>y.npylng eooetalble apartweelt it
i h- Madison linus -. .nd t nt- Inti n ai nug Wno alwora out.
There was a ''1^ wardrobe In Colonel Ba'es't heall- un,
mid ll wits st'iek'-d from top tO bottOM With haskett M
wine, demljohni ol whlakoy, boxes ot rlcara, potted
moeia ead a chadee s rr cent of eil Inneh delloa-iea.
pply*never ran irt. Late at nlitbt, ween Jedbr
-mi t'lty made no proi alon for hungry mn. Oat* i
Hal e.-'s' rooms were open and the wardrobe was un?
locked.
WHAT DOM THB ?TA_tOPAMUL_;D BANVBI SIQ.
Frnm The VhllitHetphnt Intuit rr.
About us geed ii * ay as presents iinoir te show ts ths
world tbat thia la the lana of tbe fret ami ths home of
the tintr inimelh-tl voter would be MM?ken speedy iu
veatlgaliaUi of the election fraiidii lu ll,.nilli vii l nuuty,
Ohio.
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PRAM I BOM SIR Mi BEST.
From rite Nam AAtiny tami.) Ledger (/"??.I
THe Maw-Yuan l_ia_?a ls a very aidy eaue.1 newe
paper. MsiJ-n! Ht h a Ung trlltle* wll I BS al IJ vol able
coi,iparisnn willi the'ca'.'i .".... >. aittdea II I'-e
aerveo o dlgntaed loee sad laeodalng heitit tu elevate
tfeO looa af society. There ts tin mich elvina way to
snappy, jerky newspaper wrllintr: tun muon leaning to
sensational * -inns lu edltotloia as weil a* lu news; too
much pandell mi to tbs haast clopton u ol huMssttyi mo
iiiiich ly.int In writing eptaloaa as wellat pre.cadet!
facts. I'leaideiit t'ievelsi.il's criilidaiu wilt very lu.frh,
Inn uot very far from ihe troth in geOSTnltsalM? Hap
plly the IndlrldUal txnep.lnne ats,nani, lu Ita tn-ws
eolumus lin Iiuii-m ls oiso fully up to the very Inch?
est staudaM of jiiii.n-t-.siii. However much we may die
aarse wltb lt lu polities, all thoughtful readers will coe