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fOTJND-_D BY HORACE GREELEY.
SUNDAY, FEBKUARY M. L8?a
TWELVE PAGES.
lill SElis mis MORNING.
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Forrio *. -leicester stiike-rs dispersed by police
_ Iiml between M. Clemenceau Bini M. 1'u
ehesne averted.: \ ir-.itv of peace to 1?
signed by bervia. Opinions ot the English
newspaperscou ernies the inike- scandal.
Cobon* so.?The House in session. == Clerks
ami salaries, -- Compulsory pilotage,
'I i- utily mi Wi : ? "1 nu. Report of the Post
I11II--11 T-IJi'lli-ltll.
li. mi -in.?lliisfem almost nit off by ? flood (ruin
COiiiii'iriirritiein willi thu rest ni tin- nm.Hiv.
1 \ tasive damage doue by hijib water and ice
gorges in tin- Mohawk, Basque banna, Mississippi
umi llissouri __ivv.ru, -- Attempt to bang a
yoong sve.inaii iu Illino -. : I'mi.-.?or Tbomp
h -u ie it 1111111- on Protection .imi l'n.it?s"i' Daua
leeturingonEvolutionai Yale. -_ = Tbe bearing
in tbo cane of County Clerk Dalton postponed al
tun.minis, Kino. Testimony aa io election
iii.ui- in Cincinnati.
City am> Bom ibax.?Funeral ol General Han*
cook nt i unity t burch. - - James W. Fosbay
tin- principal witness in tbe Broadwaj inveatige
ti..n.-Deounou in favor ol Warner aud Work.
;- ? - lH'-tir.ma ol ciianging tbe Central Park
Menagerie, - A hull chased in ihe Bowery.
; Un- t__cise investigation cl..s.n. __ A
i . i -.ni bridge damaged by ice. - ? A woman
i-h >i by lier husband. - = Iv.un ol ffinobestei
Britton. s Gold value ol tbelegal-teudei silvei
dollar ill'J1. grains . 7t?.ii., oents. - stu. k>
active at advancing figures, closing strong.
im. \\ ia i in i:.?lii.iiiatii.ii.se foi to-day: Fair
and i-olilir weather, temperature .estonlay:
Big-wet, 17 ; hiwe?t, 87 : STermre. VA1* .
Judge Benedict did not waate time in render?
ing a decision on the demurrer in the Work and
Warner cate. Ho died his opinion the da*
tittil- receiving tiie printed briefs ol the Gov?
ernment counsel. The result o! bisexain.ua
tioiioliiieiiHliiiiiiiiit.it leasl delays the trial
of tin- nun and i_ n temporary victor) for them.
As n mtv Grand Jury meets to-morrow,
how.vir, Judge Benedict's prompt decision
leaders it possible fort new indictment to bi
tumid speedily ii thc matter is pushed.
Louise Michel mad is more sensible than
Louise Michel sam-. She tills u Ti.ii.i-nk
correspondent tli.it the will no to New Cale?
donia, where she was nine sent as a convict, to
open schools tor the nnti.ee, lu this way sin
may keep out nf prison. In her happier days
Louise- Michel was an excellent teacher, and in
Jil \\ -Cai. ilonia there is mach educational work
to ilo. No kara can come ot it, even if she tills
the mimls ol the young Savages there with the
crazies! kind ol Socialistic theories,
The weather yesterday was not so bad but
that a large crowd of people tillea the streets
from the Batteiy to Trinity Church?the line
cf march taken up ly the funeral procession
bringing the body ol Oeneral Hancock from
Governor's Island. There were many distin
egnished military men present at the church as
wall as civilians. Already there is speculatiou
fi_- to who Will SUCCeed in com m.md ol the Dey
part-neat of thc Atlantic. Doubtless it will be
Oeneral Schofield, at present ia charge ol tin
Dope lt mont of Missouri. Hancock*., death
makes him senior Major-Qeneral.
Whatever else may be said against Mr.
laineli, it cannot be truthfully B till med thal
he lucks vigar, boldness, self-control and ready
resources. The way in which he quelled the
Galway revolt against h'm authority proves
once more his right to be regarded as a great
leader. It has called forth praise even lunn
people who dont like him. The incident has
also proved what supreme control Parnell has
over the Irish lace. Ile told tin- nuitim tis that
they inust accept Captain o'shea asa candidate
or he would himself resign. That settled n.
'they took Captain O'.Shea, bitterly ia they
hated the dose. _
Om London corresponflent cal',.- attention to
the fact that Mr. John Morley's latest speeches
have not attracted the public attention in
London which they deserve, The riots and the
rumors ot riot in the English capital account
for this. Vet it appears from tho comments
which have been made on Mr. Mm lev's views,
that he has pleased neither the Englishmen Hoi
the Irish. OfcOttTSS he could net have pleased
tine without arousing the deadly hostility ol the
Other. Hut, uiitoitunatciy, now they are both
provoked ;?tlie English beean.-!- he advocates
openly aa liish Parliament; the Irish because
he repeals his declarations in favor ol guar
gatton against land robbery, and even adds a
demand tor the protection ol the Proteatant
ininoiity ol Ireland.
-a,
Au excellent description of the opening ol
Parliament by the Queen in person is given in
one ot the letters from Tua T&im m..- Condon
correspondent, printed elsewhere in this paper
to-day. It was certainly a lim- sight, and well
worth geeing, ll has not occurred betore for
Bis years, fm Queen Victoria has no kind feel?
ing lol Liberal ideas, and will not help sustain
them by takmir part in opening Parliament
Ulalu Liberal auspices. Vet it is possible thai
she makes a mistake just there, rbe English
monarchy is n. pretty empty lorin in thi? year ol
grace, and the longer the English people ko
without seeing the great spectacles winch
beloui; to it tho mote lesioned will they become
against the day when eveu the empty form
shall be doue away with.
Tbe opinion of some of the London papers
that the result in Hie Craw ford-Dilke divorce
Suit vindicates Sir Charles Dilke's character, is
explicable only on the ground of a sticht Intel
licence or blutited moral perIHipllons The
mont favorable const ruction that can be put
Bpon it is the Scotch verdict of ? not proven.''
Whu judge held thut UH thc defendant had mu
pean-el to answer th chi ive agsinsl h r, -
i-i be regarded ns guilty n id -.-. divorce m isl E
{.Hauled , but that ii wonld lie impossible lo tl
nvlcl the cii-ie-.ei.ndi'iit, Dilke, on the b
id. nc- oileied. Tin- i';i-" against him was b
r fore i missed. The wroi -: suspi n
a.ii-i .-ii Charles are thus mm ill) contirmed, M
d although lu- is ii sharp politician nut an a
tranced lladic tl, ;ill honest people n i'.l m
it his ii ni.ils nre loo radic.illy frei to make ol
ii lance in -'nglish piihlic iifc d--:i ible. li
Ll FORM Bl I il ri. V PA RT1EA
lie-form ni a Iruc wu -e-. 1 . '.nr govcrnmenl i'
?ad pi mci ?!<?- . ? wi ll as in del lils,
!? -ra"-]'.' il.- ire nf good citizen* nf nil p
i- ll l.dl.V ll. "'??- -.irv iimv to -.!> lr' n 'in'f
two kind., oi reform, md two ki lils of be
\ ei a in rel i m. I . . ? .... i Ililli- iw*h', o' I li
inri pies of government, ul the r_n-.it ene!-, foi
nih e. ./--i s n--sif,an- thom?ielve* in pattie*,
iv timi .re oi lc-.-* tat i if action in thc piearni
ilook according to their conviction*. But
.I-.- w ,i c mci tv. '.i | !?- ,i- connpii ii ii -
i ul ico nnd plundor, aud ol par v gnvei
necessarily bad government, and who cure
ile or not liing for the pi inciple* which divide
rties, but everything lor that san of reform
denni- which they think cnn I" -'. lie rc icheil
non-pain- hi government, inusl lind lin
e-ent nntlook quite iliaroiirugiii r.
To such reformers il is not a matter of all
i-i.tbinir interesl thal the party in power
.I-.'- tel I'elelllll til" t li I ll. I I I 1 lt 1111 M'S W ll. I t
mean* by th t phrase. Bul ii ia ili*c imaging
at a niall who a.'tepted #1.500,000 iri stock,
?nen was given to bim when n Senator n>
. me bis influence, and who did not pul awa*
e snick w hen Ile accepted Od AI torn.-y-I i.'ii
il t lie cnatu'e ol' .-nit-in behalf nf tbe Gov
iiineiit, is still retain.'d in the Cabinet liv a
loiin President. It is mil encouraging lo
ai that tin- Cabinet officer, with the mw
lil mad Commissioner, several prominent
ii.Hms and oilier official* of _rre.it political
tliience with ihe mw Altnini-t ral ion. atv
ilders ot the sum- stock, au I thal the Aumin
nation, knowing all th-, oas ordered a snit
the name of the Government which may
niel, the bolder*, though it certainly would
?I have ordered such n -mi il a cou*piracj ol
iiiie-li'-s Republican officials had accepted the
me stuck in eonsideraiiou ol their influence.
?liainly ihii-i-w ho hope to gel pure govern
ent aud genuine retorm by the election ni .1
resident irrespectii e nf party can lind little
these things to encourage the experiment.
But in otber things there ai" disheartening
iilences thal ' o'i-|i.iiti-;ni-!,ip li 1- I ol
oughi the inilleiiii nm. The Senate claim*
tat it sliniild have information regarling
imovals and appointment* in ordei to ad
lelligently in coiifliiuing or rejecting appoim
ti,!-. But the President refuse* to give li 1
iformation. lt appears thai tin- great majority
the officials removed nr stis'icuded by lum
ere sn remi veil or sii-p.-nd .1 ou charge*.
?cn-tlv made by his m >-t nclive p.nus.in
s-oiiaies, aud that they do not dare to have 11
m.ni 11 una; charges they have made in secrel
_'aiii-i officials known to tbe pub.ic to bc
lithtnl and Worthy. To shield them from
lilllie censure-, and to keep iu office the nartj
orkers for whom places acre thus made, the
resident has been induced to refute inforuia
on to the Senate which no other ('resident has
ver imagined tli it he had a righi lo refn*e.
ut il good men ara turned oul ..1 office on
barges which the President does not due to
ipose to the 11>_-tit. and it men are selected foi
erv high offices ol tin-: who take stock in con
.1. -1 .it it iii ot then influence, and if tue power
t tin- Government is nsed to enrich them wine
icy retain the stock, can il be -anl tbat non
artisan voting has thus Car resulted in/nat
.form ?
Experience is teaching the people tbat gov
rnmenl between parties or without parties i*
inpossible. A reform that is non-partisan is a
iel.u.ni and a stine. Heal let..rm comes
inly through a party or within a party, [uside
1 party in p<i\\<-r, better men or policies may
if preferred to worse ; that son of reform neut
in for years in tim Republican party, lt thal
ails, a worse party ran be displaced to multi
?(Him lora better. Thal was what those meant
o do who helped to elect a I), imier.itic l'i ??-!
but, if tln-y .nied intelligently. They eer
ainly deceived themselves if they boped lora
ion-partisan reform. Events indicate that they
.vere deceived by the- Denn* tatic party, it tbey
toped for reform through thal party.
HALF A Ml LE H)S IS R.i SE HI ELS.
.1.mies W. Foshay, president of the Broad?
waj and Seventh Avenue Railroad, took Jacob
Shat p's place yesterday ai tbe chief object ol
interest in the Senate Committee's investiga?
tion. His examination consumed tbe greater
paitof the session. He did Dot contribute
mnchofa startling ur-turetothe disclosures
inade in this inquiry, but he impressed all hi
hearerswith tin preference shown by Mr. Sharp
and his friends foi bank bills r,ither than checks
ass medium ol exchange. He testilicd that a ball
a million mortgage was pul on some property ol
the Broadway ami Seventh Avenue Company in
1884, and thal the proceeds of the bonds were
converted into bank bills and Treasury Dotes
and kept in a safe dcpofit vault from August in
l**-lto June in 1885. Then the whole hall
milli.-ii iva-paid out iii tour days, .Jacob Sharp
taking a hi,* sli ire of the bills te apply tefvari
mis pm poses, among them the hom famous pay?
ment of $76,000 iu a tat legal-ten der bunch,
which passed directly Irom Mr. Sharp's pucket
to the hands of the counsel of the Broadway
and Seventh Avenue Kine. Winn Mi. Foshay
was asked why this half million was converted
into bills and wept in a sale deposit vault so
long, the only reason he could .give was that
tbe Metropolitan Hank had got into trouble a
short time before, and he and his associate*
preferred to have the money on hand in cash
rather than ns s bank deposit.
(lt course Mr. Foshay does not e.pert that
people generally will aocepi any such explana?
tion. But Mr, Sharp, Mr. l.'ichinond and Mr.
I'o.-hay have all shown themselves cynically
indiflerent to public opinion ami to linn repu?
tations for veracity. If a reply tuan emba?
rrassing question serves their purpose fot the
time, they are satisfied. They never banked on
public favor and good will, and in securing
franchises and privileges te which they acre not
entitled they never thought ii necessary to con?
ciliate public sentiment. They lound other
means more efficacious. And it i.s not surpris?
ing that men ot this stamp should look with
suspicion on bank checks and eschew the keep
ing of accounts. Bank accounts and tell-tale
-tulis in check-books got Home member-ot the
1'weeil Ring into grievous difficulties. The
children of this generation who have business
relations with purchaeeable Assemblymen 01
Aldermen find thousand dollar lull-tar more
p< 1-1 BSive than checks, which must be cashed
and may be traced.
J. M. Lyddy gave the committee hi- version
of the proceedings thal preceded and followed
the extraordinary injunction, winch wai bum,
gasped once ami then was strangled by the
l.ydd..- in the summer ol 1**-M. That injunc?
tion lol heiele the A1 .li-tnu ii to grant the Broad?
way handlist-. Inn ns pour little Ufo was pili
tiill.v brief. The willies- told his story m such
a way aa to leave no doubt in any ooo's mind
that the Lorddys ia their strange proceedings
never loot bight of their own iuteichts. How
rer, few daubed that bi ion-. Ex-Mayoi
ilsun contrib id d s tea bi itori .ii i
ic record .1 thc inq iii}*, and ;i diamond
inker who hn I bough! out Alderman Jaebne's
; .lin - in !'.n- - lt., ..nT W ll" fl .1- ll ported
e made som.- dnmngii _' remark* sbout
r Jae li no's - ife anti the " l.....iiie," develop! <1
ci inprehen it ?? ignorance nf thc ? hole R
i. Vet t lie Committee li "1 the satisfaction
learning thal Abb rm in J u hue had reti ed
nm bunine- "i I id. li ls ceitain
tal he wis a i extremely 'm- y man al the City
illili ISSI, bul Mr. Sharp, Mr. Richmond,
r. li'-n.-v. Mr. Keenan (if In were nol sick in
muir)-), '?'? r. M >'. mej (il hi- bin -room
mentis w mid permit hi- utti nibinc i, lind
- - Mr. .1,'.- me 1.1.ii-. If, could lc.ti,.v
Ith Cllip ? I Ctllll ill nee th.it ai the City
ali im Alderman ever . ngilgi - in .ii.m.omi or
; in r bl "k.i.! re.
.1 /'//.' 17. El \G.
Mr. Unger Sherman ol Philadelphia came
:,.!?? i he Senate Cu iimM '<??? on Patenl - t i
Pl .wi intern iti i i.! ??.,.. right, uiul auuounci -1
ii pub i her ?? ii il.'w tue black llag
.,.-. and was j mud to be I, nov. n as a
nate. There i- no accounting for tastes,
ii certain I !\ doe* nol m-em to : he plain
ii lided tibs >rvci that h mk pit icy i.- a business
I le ? pi nud ol' Mt. Shel 'll III, ll"? '' .'I ,
rcortiing to Iiis e? x i showing, has some claim
i lu regal li ;i i- ' he |?ii i >? king, for he bas
iig.igeil in one oi fbi! most extensive acts ol
?ii ted. He i reprint ing the
V. H- v.-1 .ep.-t-t I.i I'.i .ii nu n i," a work ;. p.> i which
ie Kdinbuigli publishers, Mes-irs. Illack &
.... have expeiide I probably sv.h.iihi. Mr.
-ii,lin ni coolly steals this costly pub
.itioti, mid i!iea ho c mies I irward ann inion
entl* endeavors lo implicate iii" American
? ia his lliefl bj arguing that they
eui.iud -Hi!' ll pun'.:. I'li'i.- '"? I ? ?? can
e supplied eli. .rn i than such us uro honest!)
un chased.
I in- i- a gross and slanderous inipitt.ition
pun i he A uk i i< ."i public, li is nol tn a nj
iv Inn*. Tue public are and al -. > - have
ai> to pu foi i heir h mks and to pay
he prop* r on ne rs of Ihen iii'h. Mr. Unger
dei .n in prates ml i ? ip eil it ion being
e-lp.'il hy ni- boaiiiiaole bj stein. I hal i
neither p..'i-e' .il . I cant. The edt'.cu
imi w iiit-li in vol -es of I hn umi n'
elise i> t.i be *liu:itn-il. nol .1 -ii. d. I. local ion
l 'Hell te.I.'he- I'll' il I- "0 ti '. ' ' I ? .ll i -
.1.1-. I; n V ? , >' a lim .1
? i ,. i> linne - .?-.. idiication thev will
lei e-r ?.'eu one i lint will du li - ? ??) Uni
here i- Do ti Ul ll ID Mi. r. ._> i Sin r nan's
linnell ?- pretence. N > < "I ? wants pr a i
ii. Hil li ii lin- ,. rates, a id th ? ib-morai uti it
Hine ot their bu?i less w.is i ..
m| thin in the .. ula ions and iii lil i-diiui*
h-., ie-i- .et n pu) forward bi i their n ? ?>'..?? ?
n.m. mts ilie \ ii i.e.in ?
?i nm ul lo n li- i" i agiilis
mell -j.e.n.n,te i as rn- priu'lices. Ile -iv-, "li
viiulil H.- wrong to Foi ??? th pe i ile tu pa) fm
\ ii.it tln-y can now li ive free." The righi
iitfrejn-i-t.itinn of this remark is thal "it would
n- Wrong to tole ? l'i- p Ml - I . ,' ? ? I'l H
hey cnn steal wil li impimi! -."
lt is an in- i t ni t ie- wi.? .ian ti y to m i ki?
an li an app iii il it. ll IS iii ii.i respect a ll -
liidmncsl proposition than would ie one t<>
ih.>li.-h the I iw- against arcciij in the interest
ii the burglars, sneak thieves sud pickpockets.
iVhy should these |.pie bc forct-d to pay foi
sr lint they could have free but for the inter
neddling statutes 1 Certainly there i- exactlj
is much re i-nii and equity ou their side as on
h il ..I Mi. 1! igor Sherm in ami the class ho rep?
resents. As to lu- observations almul the
Anni i.-.in author and his n-lttioii to internn
.ional copyright, tn.-v.in- .\.d- ol the mark.
Whether the Ann-.icm author cm orcaunoi
Un et foreign leini,.!-'I'l eli el ees| ii'it atle-et tile
fact that piracy i- dislmut-sl and dagranilj
wrong, and th it a pirate can have no right to
discuss the ul imate consequences >>! his piracy
with ;i view to finding arguments !'? ?r maintain?
ing and protecting H. A pirate, even though
he be a pirate king, can onlj bu regarded asa
man whose greed ol ?.'.uni- far stronger than
lu- honesty, and ss one, therefore, all "I whose
arguments are certain to b ? bined upon the
most utterly selfish considoratious. Dui winn
sacha person, to shield hiinsull from the just
obloquy attaching to his acts, undertake! t.?
a--eil thal the Am.i na.i people are interested
in In- deliberate tm-it ot literary property, and
that tbey demand ino perpetuation of tbe bad
system under which such theft is po--il.le-.it
becomes necessary to repudiate the injurious
sssnmption with emphasis, aud to characterize
it pl.nilly.
JEFFERSONIAN CIVIL SERVICE ELI OEM.
The lately published diarj ol Kufus Putnam
contains a letter wnicb illuminates one oi twa
ilu-ky coiners ot American history tn tbe first
dee.ide 'd' this century. Tai- 1,'ulll- i'lltnam
was a second cousin it Israel, Chief Engineer
ot the Continental Ann., a i intim ite friend of
Washington, and by hun nfter the war made
United States Judge of the Northwest Territory
and biter Surveyor-General, from which place
he was rea,ovid by Jefferson on the charge ol
offensive partisanship. The letter wu written
[rom Boston to ruin,nu by one Stephen Jones,
ni nhl soldier wim had shared with lum the
privations ot the old French and Imli.ni War
ami OS he saul " waded through snows and e.Hen
dog with Iiiin,"* and who see ins to ha.c been a
member ot thu Massachusetts Legislature.
lb ie is an extract:
" I lintici-.l III Hil pill.Iii! prints neilin. Hun- ninon that T.
?le-iit r.-e.ni ii.el honored yon in rnmorlas yon trout ar,
.tin.'d bestowed opus rou by tbs gre ii .m.i rlrtaoas
Wiilniu'tiiii. Ymir MIUOVSl ll fi: ll in eli noe nf your
ii'iiit-re-iu-i- tn tie- prlaciplM of Ike good old Wasbltutoa
M.-liiieil nf willett SVOW Myself n Irnn dttStpla, Tim
iiiiiii..r.>.i-i niuursll <it li.il. i* i|. iM.- in ii fruin iiiltrn
nii<i lbs \ leMini.-i h.i iii ii.-ui r JtBaroon Bltottwtsln
nv him wini .1 'i rsscal* Das sxettetl my war-steal louis
HUH.Ml. "
Prom this it appears thal venerable Massa?
chusetts statesmen ot that cider day nscd
naughty word-, even when writing toother
venerable gentlemen like Itufus Putnam, who
built the first church and founded the hist Sun?
day-school iu the Northwest Territory. Lei ns
hope that Oeneral Putnam shuddered when he
ie-ni this improper language. Ii appears, too,
that the use of a President's name without his
title is not a novelty, and editors who speak ol
"il. ll. Hayes" gre reminded thal this tine old
Federalist who alludes with disdain to" T.
Jeflerson" probably bad do patna! on the
practice, but followed the habit of elder anti
Federalists who talked contemptuously ol J.
Ad.un-and ot <;. Washington. Again we have
corroborative evidence that A. Jackson does
not deserve to rank as patron saint of the- Dem?
ocratic pally All he dui wa- lo own up to the
vital Democratic doc ti inc ahout victors, and
-pmls. The principle itself, before il was ever
formulated, was tba gorm out ol which the
primeval Democrat was evolve.I, nnd he began
to reach out after the spoils as soon us he w.is
organised.
And dually, to uk ip other in-ti iicti.e
deductions, it (J. i levi land desiree to bub'
uiii iiis Civil Service after the original Jeffer?
sonian pattern, he bas only to keep on as he hm
begun, removing old soldiers and other ** bonus!
and canaille nu ii " and filling their places with
Pan-Electricians and others whose structural
weaknesses ni chaieictci would move the great
;ind piod Stephen Jones il he were awaiti willi
us to lan??'..-??i: of oven more sulphui'oui
inpha-is than thal which he employed In
leaking of their pre lecessors mon- than three-,
uai lera ot a century ago,
.1 .ti ir,: u n,\ poll I DINNER.
\ tea rears si ice it was suggested after a brill
mi dinner given toa famous author on his seven
til bil i. 11. h. Iiis o dj les. mee issful literary
rethren thal a conspicuously unsuccessful author,
be, i.t i, live! to three sc ire snd len, onghl
. he hj ml,. i l,v |j inp itll.'tli .'?
ho had achieved a vam] .l".il ..f a failure them
?Ives. 1. ? iscotfently srgn. 'I by those tr. vonni.' tbe
inovatiou ttl i there wan greater innate propriety
i iliiiinu an 'iniii -inly nuuopular rather than an
?I.nth I'lipui ii'book-producer. Vour ominently
-paini novell i i.r;.. .. thev pointed out, can buy
is ii.vn-. ...,i iii...n ami drink and nn thanks lo
ns'. >.iv . hut your einiueatty unpopular novelist
r i.I Ht.imU a r i ul chauce nf -...n: to bed
angry a ih**i bc dino al som 'b id) else's ox nen .,-.
Nat nra I the stiRitestion wnsopi.id by hasty
./.?I-. The-. ? -ni I iii n I'l" -I-aria -, al-Ilium h
inion li i rs '.i.i 11 a ih it.pi i'. wa. ipu | ir act i< si, since
h.- iniKiir i.-nil .-una "is ni' thc emin try would
ever - I rori ise them wives a- ditch. Bul
mi wasn -'-a t.i ii.- v itfcoul fi rec nu ioi n
-it w a- i \, -uni,, tl. A .Illili. I' Ol) iii- fCVl'llth'tb
ii i lui e \. tender e! i.ii .r be n nnd i hal he
..i- Ai 'rica's ne.-I unpopular author .'ititi nc
e-ni. il i itr" iiti-le-rsl i ti'I mg, il !
nuail* well I thal those thal joined in
m nc the i ? ',? ? ? I thal t hoy were
Ile'.1 h. hu. tho tie of geMicral iuapprociiition -
nedi ii dinner would afford an uni iniaileil ..pp u-t ini
I ' r lil in ii a protest ?.;ain-t the crude and vitiated
tin' uml; it i I . i i I for oi : i lizi ng i movi
neill to elevate it. Of course at ? il 'li a dinner the
Ul leif linnell .Meillll h.- li l\. ,It'll V. lt il tl I ll I pl-l,
..'il I ri LT I h.- lin rel r
li mil Ii nen ala !?> cominnnd I ie oms,
1..II We- .. ll., lu ||e e IU pru lill . M ' 'll ? !??-!? I Ve' ll
Ol ei ni-e- also, em li iiii-i:ili--r ol thc i irge and In
. : sii.ilelie i nm] mv \s, dil \., .ir a ?
'animi unh ih- com fort i ii g assurance, "The
v..ri.I U'-i>" - nothiiiR of it- urea I i a." Tho
- ? indi il -i" i- lu s -a mild i he devoted
imn frill-" of the -u-i...nan; i.nu thal ihe
? ! . . nwitiy lona! ural rlcpra\ itv.
Il-lirl.' ? ? Illili.li p'l .UV
iineei - |iuh! ,e i., have left u iread the l-oeiks they
und li i\..ni 11 ? ho ik ? w hicli
it 1 h ive rend Suel ' 'ii 'I
i t ludo to iruve',no iii.il ter how un -u ces dui t lin r
,. u ? i..- v. i.ie pa e. ; of it a ti ?
he " i'e ai re .'ii
have i. A. i.i the
ii li nf Ihe '. il e nu il.ni'. - tn ??in
-ii liter it ii,' .'ii ii a.Hun i hat
_ ii head ri'i.l .1 in
(lower "I Hu ure
ni his m h thc (trent
? ? -ioi'.. r r ri- ii nis i ... ', lie . niieheil
lui:,'" ? tuted i ?'-? ne a. ',
? mu r
il i
1 he \ ? i . tltsf ni ii i .en- it wan
I I - le
?
in fu sm h a dinner bus nm
.dy rn-, to indicate thai
lin- in, Hiii-i ii \iii'" na are, i
? I i.e ii i-.in.-ii..-',. _-ivi-'i tn ciiiserval nu. I!"
i-v-i. pei r that th lini'
!?> i . lt- li-ip .I that if will - before i >
pn i a I dinner-ari. mr.' -i n-e. ii i- ..- er.
I In- Au..r . y.lji um Hi-, trued with accept ini
$\,Tah) 'i ?i.. ult sn ck and n ii ti u low mg i he Di
p.i ir imiit of .1 i-i i '? an'l p. \ , uinistration gent i
illy to lie iiHed in cunveittiig il into a bonanza
Ihai r- the ii ?! ii i- ne. ro nay that I>i i; ?
? k. eel III it le l-l IllV.'llle-el the- t ?? I |l!|ilr le-, lil
lbs! Ihe Hell Company i- .i terri tile monopoly, i
? real qti il phi.
?
The Rack.ti. Ht ra' i be ie ? es i hal in. man cai
serve two masters. I'lrat is where The Herald tVut
i .-i.-i-s with tbs present Ad mini-it ration. Mt > ?
. thinks he can ri<le the charger I.e form Lieu
in one direction sud tim . Ii.ii/-i v-.m I .
going in .tn ithei dire lion at the same tims.
?
Lieut ena it Oreel- uakc_ i patbetii appeal in bi
bo<ik for il.v,...i-..i ft- L?-dj rtanhlln Ba
? X ,i-'lil|..ri. buOM e,| I lie-in linn, nut I.ii fully pS
for their \r. au -ei v. .-; not one of them baa bee
promoted in the \t n. ; one lies in i citi bospil
ihe recipient nf private-- banty, sud.and all ar
.I. . I...I ...! C.,. I,.ll., ll...,r e..ill.fut .H.
-tai.'.. Army, whereas iii- gallant nervier w? >111
? il lum a ci iiiiiiis.sn.ii in .mv ol h-r mph
in the world. I tu-tu t Unit these men were sen
in I.ul, Franklin Ba. by the United Stats
< ie.M-i nin-ni aud a vi e exposed t" the m.'st agonu
jug suffering in tho ituereal ol sctetics fairly ei
titles them to generous consideration.
?
" lt is init ni party significance," says Mi Georg
William Cm ii-. i.-t?-i riti-j; io the I'.iii-K'.-.i i..- m ai
lin-. Mr. Curtis is also (bo autuor of tbs pbrasi
'? n party which now attempts io creep back mt
p.iv.ei _,- ii conspiracy lor plundei aud for sp
?
im iiiiia sr ii. .s's warmlj thal Ari-rm-i Qanei
i.h md ls as bad as Blaine. [Tim Kvaniug t'oat,
? nu neighbor ii uevei able tu resist its mei
nat n.iis) inatineta wheo Ur. blaine's nams is mni
tnnieil. We have novar aaid thal "Garland
bad as Blaine.'1 What we have- .1..a- ii toszpoi
tin-In p.erii.i ami vant nf jouruali Mrbich raised
lalie-and dishonest issue SO far as Mr. I'.l.Hue wi
concerned, snd sra sow either openly condonii
Mr. Garland's scsndslnus offences, ot else sra qm
bling over them. Boes / li Poet wish us to tske v
tin parallel again sud show h.nv. att.-r it bad run
naged in Ihe Mulligan dust-heap an.l failed h. iii
.lin actual point ol eontacl between Mi. Blaim
bnaineas and public relations, it deliberate I} mi
represented the facts snd "raised1 the ch
the manuel al a counterfeiter I Wsaucceeded
convicting The Poet ia l *--> i, snd in forcing it
retract Hi tricked snd malevolent charges, V
dan -.iy ?>? could do as well nguiu.
- ?
li is linne, en.irv to go back tn Jackson's tune t
robust Democrat ii virtues. Neither Oeneral Us
cock ie.i Governor Ueymonr, it sleeted t.> thc I 'ri- ?
ilemy. would have tolerated in the Cabinet t
presence of s corrupted silt-taker.
?
The recent mortality among Democratic cam
linn-(nr the highest elective offices ia atrtkiu
Within a little ovei three months three of i
l'i. -dentin! candidates of tbat part} Me (hil.i
I lauri., k nini deymoni have passed sway.
Ibis list must he soded Vice-president Ilendtic
snd H. Orals Brown. Mr. tilden atill lives, bul
feeble health, and hs long slues retired from scti
po bits lilo.
PERSONAL
Ab odd hst waa mada tie. other day by a h.ilium
i lunn., r.it ir podUelan, aoeordta* ta I ht Inn roon, aue
till'l-Ollle-lt lier Hil' ttillfi'ltililllp uT Hilt |iti||. Hu ll: I
a ina ut au oyster lappet iii.it as i i'l iv i- ii ie i Phillp Fri
ii- i iu,m.i.i, iii ip, address lo lbs President 11 r _-1
Colonel Lloyd, would remind him thal bavins beau He
reiai j ur iii- i rt .ism y aad Collector ol tba Port, bs ?
friiiniur wim Un- dallas ur ihs aa Usc torah! o aod ku
iii.ii i ...un.-i Lloyd post Si sud Ihe uecesaary iiualill
h.ms. a K'-'iii e-iu in who wn* praaaul nit naked tot
dds Um in-i, nu a ie- Hni.i in ti m ...n i-i inn- iii..i,
i .-inn' ii.i in .u . 1 lu ll Ililli lu s.n im a, ,,l l.e t n ni e'.un; ie
An.-nt tin- attack ni diphtheria recently raBan d hy
Princes* nt Walaa, "tba Interest takea rn everyrh
e ? .in-.- rte Un. lu-r," M) '? Hu I.um I il.uinluii,. " I, st-in
!??-? tli.m lbs* taken ls imr Maleaty, so tboroagbljr I
in-r Hui.ii Eflghneai Ingratiated haraell in tba aOaetli
eif Hu- pe-eipli-. .Seer r.in nu, lu. iii,iitor eef ?inprint- wi
Un- until' exe client qoallttea, I.nth eil w itu mill mull
? lin li .iree Iv pille.il iii tin. Pi iiit-f.ss, m ,. 1,,,-ni. in uni
Phia interest iii ike wall bolas "' waaihani ol thi rn
I .null.! I- neel .i in;i. I i-r ol nlln i Urloalt)', lull is ,ui c. j r
nlein nf lin. un 11 it j.i n ut Hm people, in i lirui i r.i in _ \\ |,
thora caa ba Mathias dui simm, rbe nooroc.-i ?
In reference lu llii'U h|'_|iI hi 1 in?? tii-. niel tin. uuililgii
of iiiiiii-Hi,, iii saaas ot M.v?re Ulaeas, should m tue int
Le illi.iinluiii'tl."
iiis s.,i i tiiat Prsstdsst Ctevslsad hssglvsnswaj
ebal i t.u i in i n-n tm nm-i a* bmsj Bowan fruin tba \\ b
linn-, i itii-i nmi,up? Ui.it lier iiuw Um to buy lum ju
tu ll.lui ll hie. lew lt tullin.
" Hunt.miner Killy" ls Hui .-iiphniinjii-i minni appltad
lbs Hon. William M. SgtlagSC 1)> tliuso wlio know 1
hi>?t, lu -rriire-ftil ulluiiluu to itu.- mei italilo ducorulloi
lill COtlt liippe-l.
The colebralid I'ollsli novi-llnt Mlciiin 1 Csajkow
kuowu a__o MSadyk 1'aohd, who lu lc ly couiuiiilod i
ti.I-, ti.e! a -.m. ilnrly rout ni tir- care-err. H. took il loael
iii. part lu tbs uprising of 1830, and was wounded ut
Warsaw. Por oom years nft.-r no liv< t la Eugland sad
i i.u,rr, bul hi l-l') oreel ie Turkey aa a aeeres arnot el
la.im,- i tl became a Mahometan. Ue executed many
linuiiti. a ni .mom for the Porte, aad lu the
i ii if.in il .ir or.'.nu/.-il iiml l*d the Poliah I," .'lou that
. I-,- .1. Cunstsutluople wot his home ,
iftei nulli l-T.t. wri.-ii tba Ca ir par lo ie i bim and
allowed bim to returu to bli oatt vs pince, whore lu--p.-rn
matador ot bis days rn literary snd horticultural
pu nulla.
return to ber boms In Baltimore af Miss fda
Meyers, otherwise known ai Mlle, Morea 11* announced.
-m. n.i.-. ?;.- nt toveu yean ahro id In musleal studlea
Dr. Edward HartoppCradoek,pnaelpal of lira ?
. a boee death is announced, will bs much Blissed
at Oxford, itu many yean lu-ami hla wile were tba
ceutral Ugures ot tioaplt ul le socie v tbi rei
JUE TALE OP HIE OAT.
OmsJis sad Kansas Cit- ari uow quarralling over t!i?
qi bitlon .'? uleb i- lue 1 i.'.vr eily, i he eoufliel prw ilses
totie tally as lateraHtlun as thal sbloh li
land Louis,and ft. raul end Minne?
apolis.
Fogg wooden win people mike) io moth fuss alionl
. noel h.h.a'--. " ! i I--.e't . " -
? I -.Ul. Iii," lie- l?k?, "III - IlKht ll- p.'s-lli . |
What woSld fol lin say u they wers full w.ixiiti"?
llo-lon I l.m.si Upi.
Colorado glvet notice to Vermont that tbe Ci itennlal
tull of flnt-elaas marble nnd Isnowgtl
ima kuu.i ..ni ready to quarry lt and aend lt to tbe u-.
uiosl parts of tbe earth.
\ Hm v u-'l itudent --\ lio _-'.t Into i quarrel on ri young
lady's aci hui '?? auel <? ime oul coi. - ler ibly I
it, m.i* coiupUiDluK t?in-i ul tim ru igh usage be bad re
? -ak.-.
?? i i.t, we i console you to
I. ii-?! you sro more thsn ever tu itu f,el'nm."
" How do you mean I"
"Why, ben te*, u ina-<. you know, la all tba rage,?
', b .tleill.
n.m: Perloy Poon calli ln-> book, " Memory's Badge!;
::. - ?. tal and Political. Covering
ill Kenn ii! \e-nve' I,''-. Ami 1 the .-ucl e' I ? Ul Vi Ul I, I.
j .-??nt ru- Celebrities, Brilll.mt Ladles, ind PolltleaJ hu
molls ot the Niitloual Capital." lt look* as lt Bea thad
;?)'. ?" u., lilu ? pom it on thal '
A LAM K KT.
A photo a ipb, -et .- letteri, uu.l
? . aral .!? --.
,\ .. iii ii it.-;.i ber pretty han!,?
My -<? mi r si.M-k eoiripe.
Borne moona lui it happened, y>f,
I tioiik'b ye n-s ri ivn made me ni.ler,
- Hi ii ki---.i regret
? .\ .i, iioldor.
Foi I \. i- p-iuiiii---,?bu
'i merni in. bate il i Ival)
1! i : ? leki ?! 'i wasai ase, ] 0 i -.>o
in iv...
? lade,
ll Iii.Pel- sei ..
\\ ?- ? i in trade,
Al 'I . -'. undi r I
I 11.iv. n N'.-ws.
tn Kan rn " Woodchuck Day," walch falls <>u Febra
i- ob erve i with Kraal pomp and ni rou mi taupo, -
y ouo eai i pi the ?
. - ? r. wha' -i ll wa do wltb thia wal
locking around the itore
i, md i.? ? it lt.
?i of thi m. i dins off, tin- a
' aid I'll sell r to old
I I' Il OU |? IC'hl
;/.. : tl lin, c., I i ? i in., bo ase
flir IU- - ? t" II - ' -. " ll" up. Illili.' fm
I eli!!.-el s-, , |_J ,|,|ty
DUI - ll llle' I'l Jill 11,11 -
any in wliii'ii you uos i se-erns tu ? ? tbat you have
? nonah .iiiiiu> ? ken-, ei.tii'r
mt here wnete, owlnii - - re ind exorbitant
i ir a.-.. sutri whloh te. praodee on
, eel e n-'
\ -ir.ip: ii, ? ? ? > ? :? ot tho 0 ile Rivet
itel ?- on.
i I" .,... i i-. up ii a ii - bystander.
-nil - ... -.." ?.!?I lim elrippui- p.._i:.ii, "lost all
aire."
!, ?.' || I"
?*Weli"( --a t'i'i.-.v.," there wae s pair of atoeklagi
.niel a -at." i'lie-n, luliibieulns up, lie added," lau.
n..h.k .... i' I have ? ired my un. r. I "
mi- tie p il,.- I mit ot lii<< re i- ry . e-i
ier...n-t niara . it.i ti.it be u.id tarnished u
iillmlltule. ? lu.-nie. i..?.i_-.? r.
How the Muswumps mail blush these dayl whee tbey
hate... im the telephoael
a i;. est mi papal leys thal progressive luncheon p.irtie
.ire. rery popular Intbaivity. Sa i ...->- nra bare,?with
rraiiips.
Jo n w Marl iv, tha mU'iunalra, sari thal"mtney li
Dolling .in aceideiit. lt lei i rains that give a mau true
HI ".I.-Ill lill.I ell I,ll)-." .Hint Wlial Vie. It.lV- oftOB
? were loo ui-i-, to ?.,, Kevertbe'eeue
? ?-: i- ..r.. . t| . ,.f pt,,,,; ?..-.,,, , .. who sam Iii
mool with Mr. Macka>'a eceldeut.?(Springfield
I'llleeil.
jA. Huston Foti minka that tb* tendency of women to
-p. it ol the bal "? ai though ll ware an Improved kimi
of broomstick i-t i.' dated te make I e uu-u nervous.
TUE PEAMA-Mt SIO.
DALY'S COMKDY NIGI1T.
Cilihcr'a comedy <>f "Sba Would ami Bbs
Won lu'i" -> i- r. ;.:<>?I,ie--.i :.i-r olirht al Daly's 'li., i
. in i lu- pr- leura of a oouee d . nee ii
waa merrily represented hy tbe ?.in,- players thal ap
poured tu ii al thli Innis, Un leaaon. Mr. Pliher, who
iii aelmirabl) prodded In Ihe old comedy method, ear
rles tba weight >>r ibis performance, but Mles Rehas
aud Miss Kingdon an. piquant and full of sparkls in
the principal female charseten of tlia piece. Mr.
Jamea Lewi, repeated bli blt of lett year aa TrapanUi,
tu,i Mr. brew .imi Mr. Skinner linperson tte tbe well-con
r.i'a-.i Bpantsb im >?: - witb buoy ml .rue-.' of hearing and
? JU-' pell'e prl.UI elf He- Vallie elf lllllllf pr ipi. \ lt >
ni sltustloa. lin- evening*! entertalaaieat wee be
-?nii ley tbe produotlou, for the Uni lime, et sn adap
r.unui from tim Franeb, In ona .u't. ? blob Mr. Daly style*
?? ii .li iimiii.--ri.ieui irille-," ami which li entitled "A
Wet Blanket.'* Tba idea la tun ruiner,ly i? etimple ami
. . a pnssnli Miss tteban sad Mr, Draw ls two
parla thal ere partleul arly aol ted to their delleata ami
iilacrlmlaatlng leets iu lbs portraiture el ebaraoter. Tba
pim t.iisi bow a married woman quenches tbe to., aideul
panton of aa admirer by Ideation a itory ahout Un.
..mi wife bellineugased in an intrigue with her hu*,
baud. The scene la laid lu New-York at lin- luem-ui
i h.-. nie fn.i rm-nu ?< m an i.ngii-ii nobleman, slr li Harp
l oii'iiioichc uiul .ni American worn in, Bra, Diana St up
? louguago u ..ininti: ui*.ij i brilllaut aud I m plea ??
may be recorded aa a eucceesf al effort la tbe Held ni
comedy. Sppeuded is tbe east et *? Bbs Would and Bbs
Would u't."
Deo llenoel .(.'barlas i i-iinr
., ll ie . John Urea
H. it Octavio . HUS -Mimer
H..ti i ni" .in iii ni- Parkas
I'be corrigidon. H Kolenia
Trapautu .laaMS lewis
.NS ll,unit,1 Hert
-.III. 111. . J.ellll U.e.eel
Ken,, . Kri'lte ru k Hem.I
.1 laper.li. Here 1
. M Uki
. Aet.l lleelt.ill
.i.tiitii k.m..iou
ll. Jilli 'ie.I .-.I
tte .May lnim
I.II liv p el l.l
I '..il ia l.ee-ej.14
le ni I
titi: PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
compositions were presented ley tin
riiiiii.u ineiiiie' socii ty .ii tin- f ourt ii concert of tts forty
i.e.111ii season it lbs Academy ..f Musis last slgbl
llti> wen Hr.iiiuii'i " li.iitic" overture', op. 80; BsbU
m.uii.s uoond -) aphony, C m.ije.r, op, 01 ; i.i-,'.i'-i tym
phonic poem entitled " I irpkem " i and three ezeerpti
Hum Wagner*! "Quito rdannacrung.*1 Thia inin-io ii
unequal In merit yoi extremely lntenetleg, with tbi
exception el Hm symphonic poem. Hie coherence sw
pmpoae eef vtIui-i, munt liave remained un mlgnuiti
man) In .-puer of tin. eloquence of Its preseutetlon
it ii recorded wu ii u t>.uo of admlralloa b]
Mast's nu.st enthusiastic biographer, Klchaid I'olii
iii.it i.is/t "conceived, wrote down and tnatrumenled'
"Orpheus" within twe weeks ef January, ISM. lu He.
IlKbt of the history of tbe m^Jorltj ol musleal ni.i-te 1
pieces Hu- does not look like- much of .1 feel; so fur u
lue majority <>r people art- ooncei ned, tbe wouder will Im
that he wss allllug tu keep li mn.t-.. long, lt wai
written, au tbe auiue ii ut borlt) talisus, dui ng thc prep
ar.it. i.r muck's " Orpheus " ut tbe Opera Home li
Weimar, and waa played for tbe Uni time al a leetlva
lui nu m.mt i af tim uiiere on February n> al tint y ..r
ll ow Hu' niuip.e-. uti, tiii>_, yet dramatically mroui
iiai,u-of Olock s operaoould lusplra -u. li a work i? i
problem Milllll lilli-Ir.ll plllillsllpliy III UH pie
eas scarcely explain, The bout
of ooiiuectlou, it tiie-rei i- inn', nomi te u
be) uud the raiiss ol preaeui vision. One chord fruin th
ilmrii- ol Euria*, lu toe si-coud act of Ihs open, wvub
JUl Iel lill ever) r.-e-eei l.-ilioll uf lllis Ht r.lll_ V I lilli pu-lt IO I
I lin Him 11 un i 'vi linn- lia" iie-e-u heard hera .mi) n lei
times sluoe ll waa lim played bj lbs I'hltbarmeutc Se
ClSty lil NleVl'lllUe I . ISSI, ll luiln DOlhlOg Willi lillie-, lill
?lill ron un-ii11s. na, ii aa ., todd, lerloun miuded compos
nun. worth) ut mc pen ol ni. heal equipped mindi lau u
luii.iy. Mymphoii) a .ni Waxner excerpts call tor Uii com
u.e,h. i i.e- Lim i provided tte- iiio.ii luapirlilng m omen I
ol the evening*i eutertainmeah
? ? -
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES,
Th., ll ral of Ho- " American Concerts" pn?|eeted b
I....11.4 Melbourne will take p iee at Chlokerlag Itali ti
morrow eveulo-r, winn Miss Virginia h..n-r, a pinn
player wbo waa heard In one of tha Loudon eeneerta i
If r. Melbourne, will appear la public tor the Ant tim
-ne., in-i return froui turope, rbe otber participant
will rn- Mi-- FltleHiowart, Mi-, laabeila Mum-. Mis- i'm
ioi ?? I'terae, "Uis-: Laura Carroll Denni-. Mies Dei
Be-fker, Mr. W.H. Uwton aad tba L'yurtaey Ladln
-_-.il t.i. Oue purl of the programwe witt ba sssspsss
exclusively ot American eompoeltkma
Mr. Ctaraaea Rddy, of Chleage,*'oeeoedN a "cw omni
Itllllt I.) Illlteeil-lie I.. UOOOeValt, III Un. I.l-l I'.' -lui.
iiuiii'iiiiii'iiof New-Bruuawtok on laat rhursday evoimn
A inimbi'i- of people In mie'toiy known for ttiolr love i
nunile kars liivu.-el Ml.linc I Haulier to glVS n SSMSSt I
in,- Dnlverslty dub Theetra. The eeaeerl will take alec
un Tburaday aveulng aud M-ae Madellua SehlUer, MU
Emil) Winaui, jVllki Maud M.ijjii uud Mr. ilieodoi
"iie-lt Will uid Muster Uanner In mu-i Hium/ IIS pst SSC S,
'rh- tii-t rspteeeslsttaa ti Dell i --i'i " Lsksra" by Hie
luu-r cm Opcr a C'uipaiiy. at Hie S Sade wy of Mu-do,
i ni le.? give-n for Hi." l.-ii"-Iit of tha SoeletV fur tim It ?
iel of the Deatltatc BUud ot tbo City of New-York ai-d
la Vicinity.
ti u-iieT'.i " UebSBBMhl def Apo-te I " which wan per.
oriue-el at st.-iiiway Hall two vv ? -rc .un, will bi. iv
ealed at tha Brooklyn Novelty Theatre this ev. alag
linter thc direction of Arthur t'l iain m. ThS eniie-i-rt 14
iiiioiiiiccii as the drat ef seel of Wagner eoaeerta, aad
',. programme contains besides tho oratorio <eleetleus
ru,ti *? Tiiiiiiiiiiiisi-r," ?* Helli.-relani.m run.'." "Moister
illlli-r," " .-.e!-'.l'lOj," " i'.ll-llt.li," '* eV'.Htii u -.-," ,l i I
' llbeiugold."
Mr. Jeei.n i,ivm-.'s* annual eoeeert wUI take pleas ut
lu iiivv.i) H.ui uii him Saturday ari nlng.
i '.eiin.iii "Mik.ido" wlU be performed all week at
be Thalia Theatre.
Tbe program maa of thaThomai Popular Oeneerta this
reek are as follows: Tuesday evealuit, Bymphouy -itu
Vulde," Kari; "l.? Mndelriaa ss Deaett," Keyei
-I. Jacques Boshy); 1i11n_.ui.111 Rhapsody, I.
lerenads la D, Fuchaj "Boara Ortef \ ? i
.,,;; i- v. .aili.'," iii'in " I.akin ;" Delibes (BL
touby) Ballet, "Henry VIII," tatut-ftaeas, rhurs*
laj afternoon, unllul*ihed symphony, Schubert;
uucerto. A ...n ir. Mozart, (Mr. luaetfy); Varlattoua on..;
ri. nu-ie, ii iy i.i. Hi?.nuns ; Ballal miis,t-. -tba Vin.-,*'
tubm?teio ; flung ei i in Fautasia, I i-/t. 'Mr. Josef)).
- a m.-'- latest upe-r.i, ?? I'...- drusy Baree," vv it mt
,-:\t ii si the i ..-iitte nu itu- Bret Hine in Ana rica to-inor'
.ivv evening;
im- Ural concert thia lesses of the New-York Trie I'luh
rill teka place le the oooeert hall "f tha Metrop-~lltea
ipera House oa tbs if lernooa ol Feiirusry 'i'i.
Mr. Harney < smpbetl's drams of "The White Blare**
rill be abown again tn hew-Yon tin* week, st Niue's
. ir tea.
M id nile Mo ''."-ka will girt nu nft ruo.ii perfoi manes
ur li.-i.rc on Thursday, Febraarjr IH, for Hie
.na ill of I'.el.s.i exiles li. tills rily. .-lu- vv lil appear aa
I i Ind, la - St You I. kc lt." and sha will have ths
>rofe?-|.'ttiil a-.ituit'i- o Joseph Hewart1!, Louis
fames. Harry lid warda, Elle Hermon aad many other
favorite performers.
TUM WEEK 1 \ sm I El Y.
DANCES, DINNER. AM) RECEPTION*?.
M) F.niil.'Mlil ,g HIV vi. I'.Ht TUR ALMS' -"A
.-MAI 1. .IM" lAIHY" Al .MIDMlilll.
The last week hu bees devoted to number-1
ese -nilli social festivities, hrcordlag ts precedent
er, then should here !..?? u a bis prlTsts ball .it
-.lint, taahloa ibis imas.. aa Aa ul iv night, when i ss Ar.nu
iras given it the Academy ef Meale. Fer masy yean,
when Hie-e tna-ii in. been in-..i. .1- areli n- oe tbe eveelBg
f Hu- French ball, neel faahlonaMe nu u bare fouud
themselves with ss Isrltatioa lo daaee at .i Isla gertuua
. private circles, fhn bsa bess eeailderad ? nngulat
roi nc de iee. But mei Moaday Bottling eas gotos oe to
prevent the slided, giddy yeulba of the town from Kolas
uthe Ari'.n ;f tin-y abood Uenerally they weat, asl
layllirht found thea thlnklas of going boara Fsrllsr.
,.i-ii. .ip, Mme ur tm rn bad atteaded Mra. F. Broehbeial
Cutting*! im atre puny, ur Mrs.hamasl Steen's tataat.
tiiin, of Urie, li v mir's, ur h.,,I nut .a tim ci vt iii Wedding
of Mr. uml Mrs Beehmss de Forster, si Nm 13S w-nt
i riii-ic.'Hill--!. Amens trie two eer iiir.-- huedrad persons
ni thia last-named bouse wen repraeeatativei of lbs
famlllesof Livingston, Hemline, Phelps uti Harriot,
1 i, - : ,y -.-I-ni- il .ivi-ii iti. to sm il. a.n11t-r-.. Mn. 4 inns
Ui.-.in i-i.i.r Blued fourteen guests. Mr. m.' M i. Sidney
Webster twelve, and .Mr. nun Mra Benjamin ll. BrtsSae)
?i. At the table of Mr. sud Mr-. ... Ira un- c; ku
- ated len young people, and tba dei orations shoal
tin in wet" ni daffodils, ai Mrs. I'hlllp Bobtasoe's oed
r tire. B ekmaa'a ilso gsy company sat dews to band
''.ie,>.i tahlee, i irllei la the afternoon tin-ro
? ri receptions nt Mrs. K. Hsrrtsoa Sanford's, He.
i.i nt Hxty-Hrst-st.; at Miss Leery'e, a* N s 'J I Fifth*
ave.; and ut Mrs. Charles Lord's, N... ."il We-.; ltur
leenih it,
Mrs. He.ii.-rt Ooelet'S tine house, No. ".''I Fifth mc-., at
in- eorner ot Forty elghth-st., waa opened the sumo
evening (or BUht, rather) for whet may be palled s
uni early" dane* The invitation.*, however,
.p. citied il o'clock as tbe liam le arrive Of ooaree Hie
vera late, and it was un lalgbt when tue- deeolag
began. The deneen occupied tun speeloas tlr-t iiemr
um- -i.in- we-re- htddeo away In flowers at ilia
runt ol the m.nu -r.i rr use. Even a ben Ho tl .rai Beeac*.
tiona w.-re eiai>e?r?te. Tiiey graced the chandelier*
formed tbemeelvei Into ? pyramid of violets lathe centre
of tbe table, and blossomed la aa arah la the halt The
v-ry pretty eastern of having lowen fol tarots was
.....ivve-.i in the cotillon. Mr. ami Mn, Elliott Boosaralt.
? Ir ii,tl Mr-. Walker B. Miutli. Mr. aad Mn. William
Jay, James Otto, tiie MlneeOlia, Mr. ead Mra i>rm_
Wilson, Mr. ami Mri. Robert Urlagatoa, Miss Wilso*,
Mr. .m.i Mr-. Ogden Ocelot, Hr, aii'i Mie. j. f. i?. tinier.
?ir. ant Mrs. George Henry Werna, -ir Itsdwrlst
Camena, Miss Ma] Hr..ely, Mi.-s Bowdota, M -- Pastel
. ? i, wla Wi I'll, Mr. uni Mit Frank Lewraeee. the
m.-s.-i Bemoan, Dental Klngaford, Miss Taller, r. J,
I. nu. tandi r. Mr. mil birt. J. Cule-iii.ui Iiiaytotl,
ai.ei Brookbulet Catting wt ra ueoag the guests, Mr. nud
'?ir-, n.i.'i.t Intend te give a fine bell p net atty
a pleaasnl eompeay gathered u (Wage ea Weaaeod iy
, when tne Orange Clab had u? heass waraHac
iii" president. 8. >. Morris, r...-1-iV" I tb Its notated
io that pleesanl duty by Mri. Moir.., Mrs. a. r. Kirk
.mil. intel M.l.l nut- d- ll arr'... Ian vv is ._ri>- in the et .-li?
nn.'. Later then * n d tn. I ig, bb i still I itrr a ti ,.- mug.
per. The nie.re or Ieee amasteg louveuir af thl* agni imo
eveulag eas > | smae'e club in ?lalatum ecTcnd
wan orensa.eeleeed plush. Bseh inly pit one. a nong
the gussie wara Mr. ant Mis. i ... | ,i, ..... Mr. amt Mr*
I. C. Wiain-reliii-/, Mr. niel Mn. Btspbea Vari l'..ri-.-i -Hut,
Mi. aad 'tis. Hamilton tfellaea, Mr. sad Mn. il. a. Hot
ter.C.eel LU Felu_er, -.'n.it..r Fish, ?n,i Mr. and
Mi h. joh i ii.iiiitt. iii uii, WO people -vero there,
rbe weather oeuM not havo been maeh weiss oa
[hursday evening, fer the rain amt ?Ind taara Cram all
directions a! the seam niue-. Ve-t despite rt..- norm >
-I-, iii: nain e- urii-.i a lot ot people down to Qed ern ir-et,
L L, te danae at the hell ot tiie Rockaway Hunt, it
teemed hard, tadeed, Hint tbo Bight abou.d be so had,
unco tbe __dl had once beeo pestpoeed, .md if it had
t.ike-u pleee wiifu ea the dela ortgtaaUy Axed for it. i,-et
lliii- to lt sad lin in- .ik- i.n weald set bave Oee-u so UaM.
Everybody who could, arraaged to stay tu-ro
ut niKiit. Perhaps Bfty eprreeai wera k.-,it
.ii tu.> iiuii ho.I-,-, .uni Mrs. Howland, Mrs. Moreae and
dre. C awdin had their eeltegee IHed with gui ela ai
tbougk it w rn raiiiiiij. bardeel whoa tlie ipenial trala ar"
rived fruin I.niur l-l ind (itv, the ciie-is f,ir.-..t Sit nliout
ii _ei s.hiu nt they wan ere* within ibo club house All
was bright sad cheerful, aad tba brightness and ciie-er
talasea wera tateaallsd by tho contrast witii aw -.-.oorii
sttalde, Heall wnu merry aaa auwttegebell ur eveajs
e linne of tlu? name. I.aii.!ri'? niiisioraii- Addled SW iy, mid
Pierre La Meaisgee ead lasses Otti ieet tho geim__.
wbieb was dsaeed u. i we r...? i,??. s ippac iv a- rarved br
the elah etewacd at half paet i- at sault tahlee ny
ibis BommoB seaeedet lae the nm'-'ti we-u? able reuiiy io
niijo.r tlu-ir ri-froMliiiii-nt. I mc il ne tallie- milk"! a ntvtt
it geuorally nobody gets unn-ii shanes to eat
inyiiiiu- trees it in eoaifert. hmrag tue ono luuelrud
or vxengaoataat thia hall weteMr, aad Mi^. i im-uce
iNBaaaon, Mi. ami Mra *-. **. Howlaad, Mr. aad Mra s.
s, Seeds, Mr. sad Mi?. a. m. Dodge, Mc, Anstta coiiua
ai.d ,i group uf tries ls, s largs coiitin_.-'iit ?.r M.uitasuei,
Vl-ei Van lluii'ii, Mile N.ll. Miss K..!.e-ils. M,,, t ir.,, .%it_a
Draper, Mies Beehmea, Mr. .met Nra. Lestth, Kr.8epena%
Hr.Cuttiog, Mr. Henriquee, i>. l. Naverre, Mr. Keeaa.
Mr. Headford. Mr. aad Mia. F. W. White, Mr. sad Mr*,
i ow.lin. Mi. iii nini* ,?)'. Mr. story. Mr. Howard, Mr.
Collier and tba society rapraesatatlvs el the tn-w t'tftk
<V venue Stage Compeay. The speelal trala ntaraed te
Mew-York al bair peat t, ie Snag sp thees uu.'oruuate
guests who bed aet been ahls to get uiiybody to keep
them ali nulli.
thursday's reoepHoes wen not weil atteaded earlag to
lin. nt.ii au. Ve i these w ke iiian.i_.il lo gel te Mra Hobart
iHyphaet'e. at Me, 26 Beat Forty-etxtb st., and ai Mrs.
Muller'ee, at No -v Kaat 1'tiiriy -eiva-uili -et., li.ul BS r.-s-oa
to regret thstr ?satans; imr intel these people who at
leaded Mra Joba Bherweed*! raadtag al No. ttl Want
Thlrty-eeeead-et. hmong the gees ts theta ?.to Mri.
w i. uu iiii, Mrs. Jessee Oraat ? Uses, Bte Rederlei rna
rna eud Mra J. L. Harnsraa. Mm Pariah, ot so i
Weal Nini-ti-'-iiiii t.. i-ave. a tlunur in ni.' SVeaiBg BS
twelveauesis, ami had her table decorated with tulips,
-?uni,,' dowan an ths oornct thing io bare .lOout ,?t una
".UM ei ito,
Mr. Frederic a. Ward, of Bssiaen cc. Braaklya.gara
a reta pn.eu ou thu day, which waa Israel) attended by
tm-nu.-I fashionable people ob the Holgate rbe borne
u.i- tastefully aaa elaborate!) decorated. i ?>?
ladlee revolving wen Mn. Heart W. JohneoB ead Mr*
Frederic Wesson, o: See \m.v, Mr.-. J. ll. Cutlet. Sa
Woreeiter. ead Un. MoWhorter, of Oswego.
i in Friday iie-iu.lt*. emerging from tue unit sad rata,
arrived lu goodly uumban si the doora ol Mr.-. 1.. A.
ll a t-s'. iii.ii-", Mo. ti i-l M.e.iisuii-.ivi-., when e nooesiea
wae held lu the aRernooa sad a dance lu Ike i Teaing
There vs ,t daucius, tn-., al Mrs, Joba ray lor Johaeiert
marble houae at Kigbth-it and Flfth-a?e, mr ibe bun
dred eu- mon frlendi of Mice Eva Johnston, ai. ibo
- rosebuds" ol the aeesou wen thora ead naturally.
tberefon then waa bo lack of dancing men. i.aiiiona
il... einy Mr-.. Packer sad Mi-- Motat,al Mo. d Kan
Forty-eightb-it.i entertained a large party al luneheee.
Mi- -.1...) lull."ii. nt Nu. ."> West Tltirtv .ii-viriitb-nt.,
also bold arecepiloB.
n i?oms sioaular that men people have nut eared te
alli t,.t ilit* li rune-- eif Mail.une- 11 cu ii i,n villi-. 1 Beag ay
afternoon tba aadlaoee wes -uii.i. aliheaah tha Icetuis
. VV .ia III I- le-lu ll .1 lie 1 tll.lt aliull.it ll.IV i- ill.UV II Hilt 111.I ll |
VVl'11-ktl..Vlll MOW-York laetle-ll 111 nei tlllilll tu MeS lill
Hag. W.i and Hie. ?**. U M. llatUivv. \ :? vv lunn- weTeeiB
uite-nii tm o mi radar afteraooe wiu-n tho uimuage
wini h .?la,inuit- nie.i.ii- need wus EagUeh. Ib H,?u>a
nu- amiable lad) wat much more sought for mau ia
itu- t-i ty -which in Mew-York*! I wa, tor shs tl ? moat
ohunuiug persun wllheeweel vole*
i Weddings here beea lew, bmmi fashionable people whs
luteuiled doiug so eppenatly bevlaggoi married uarIM
ut tbe momo. Yi-t nu axeosillligly i.rc-ny noun' we-.I,ling
tunk pl.u- un Ti, u rmi ny oii-iiIuk ?l tbo bom ? oi me
ini.ie's mint. Mra Thone Shaw, Ra. BA Cnn tsixii**
ilUlitli lu Tim oride and ifrooni whim Mr. I'lcuard lisf
! (Sibley and t arlie W. lUnui-r. Ow ion io tbe tnt ibat tue
bride*! faunly ure in iiioiirinu-t. only tlio Immediate relar
i liven wen. pn-seut. Tbe brillo wai uttired lu willie naini.
I A tulle veil was _i__tenod with a oluitt-r of white oil risa

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