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'.Amusements.
AcAi>f*iveiF Mime? 2??? Merry Wives of Windsor."
Bi.llll' l>fkR> ti??UHS?rt?" ."..eouls.**
Oits i ni i mi ai uk -n? ??Kellar.*'
I At.Met- 8?"Oypav Ilareen' .
lui V* 1 ni 11 ki-.?8?" -lie Would and She Wouldn't."
?JUnitioAN'-e Piiik Thf.ai rf--* -?- The I^-nthcr l'utch."
Lviki M Thkatiik-fl?" tine of Our liiris."
ft.i.v i-tn- Wasworfea
Guam- itrfKet tloi-sie?is-RnNlmrv's Troiihs'lonrs.
?anama Banana inaaTaa?itego?M8aiaioaad Blaaeca,"
Rilli i.'?HAltl>K'-- M~" I'lie Milln Slave."
JIbw Wnaaoa Tiihth ?rt-" Yinni* Mrs. Winthrop."
pTA?il>AKI> 1'IIKATKK?rt??? Mikildo."
flAl- I HVATK*? rt?" HertlHIll"
T'trATltK UOMIQOB? 9? --'I'iii. rtea of leo."
Ihai.ia iiiKATKi^-w?'? Mikitdu."
VTAI.I.AfK'S? H?" Valerie."
_tl> AVKVCK iHriUtR-H-?? Munch of KpT*..**
tlh AVKMF THkATBB? rt ? '? Mtteln-tll "
I
3n_ic? to -Xbiicrtiocincnlg.
Pate l'?l.| Pare, (ni,
A to ti seine nts. 91 tf-il HoUeea. 0 8
Aui.ieu.iee mellis _. 8 b I.e t lure* A Meet lura 7 f>
Auction me ol Heal IMise-e liane.ens. tl 6
I Hale .7 lt Misclliiiicns. rt ge
lt.ei, mu Uniises ami I Marna***aaa Deatka ? tt
Hankers ..... 2 4 Nett- Pul.In ulmus ... ij 1
t-ns, is ami BnBenw 4 . ce-in steamers . 7 1
lisiness Noltces ... 4 1 Heal F.St ite- . 7 2:1
lisna s? . hain es ... 7 S His,nm na.I Hit's _ 7 A
Noltces ... 4
i liane Vt ... J
Vol,. es. 7
,'cnu vottces. 7 4 rti>ecisl ."..etuis _ & ll
{??nonir Academies., tl 1 ffeaa>bee__and R, R. I 6 tl
Finnncial. 7 4 Hltnatiuns Wanted ... 7 4 6
Heetees. 7 4 Icach.-r-t . tl 2
Instiuctlon.H 12 Hinter P.eeuirt*. 6 4
Umi auel lound . ? 1
Dusincoo Notices.
Orrie*. FiijiTirtK
Xn Ort at Variety, ne.,*aii.a(?iirv_ bjr
T. O. rtRl.ltW.
Ill Paitoa**. New.York.
Desks, I.i .1 kiy Tables, tte.
S.-i- ,)i DOS ot February 17, aud its attack on
society women.
TUlBt'NK TKRMs To Hill IVlM-llUa
Iv! aae ires tu the lotted suites.
1 Tear, ti M uittis. ll Months.
jPally. wllh-snudac.**??* .0 *t-'> ?-' 19
Pail j. wttliout sunday . 7 tnt 850 175
tmmiavTrltennf . l.M) . ...
Pemlt by I'oatal order or Express Order or Registered
latter,
tty Poetil Note the remitter will pleste write on the Nole
*>or a hi; Ni w.Yors 1'irintr-tp:."
Main ee.lice tel rag luna tn. I'.4 N'assau-st., New-York. Ad
di.**allcorre-sDoudene-e ?lriply "Tils 1'il'if .?. .ow. York
IlKAVi'lI oKI-'K'I.S OK TIIK TKIHlNK.
Artvertlsetiu nts Tor puhd iiiim In TelB TfilntSK. and nnlera
lei re- *ti sr .it-lit pry u tlie itally tiilr.e.r. will ho received at Uio
lullowtiisr branch ? tites In WewsVorki
Hrs neb intii-e. |,| ih Kreeart *Hy. lia. m.Ind p. rn.
JNo. W.Vl lii.e.i lw.iv. bet .icen r_Jd fin I '.'.tel sts.. HU rt n. m.
Ko. SO* Weal I went v.t til rt1-st.. Ina nu tn ?? p. in.
No 7utlThir,'.ave..ne;,r leei ti-,?t<ere-ntli*t..li> _. m. to S p.m.
Ma 1 ."UT Thin!-ava., n.-nr SlEttetB-eC I'a. m. to 3 p. m.
No. tan (-Hst' >n?t-huii'ir'-i-i.ii ul reatv. tt'i.-r.. t t.t * p. m.
Vukui **i|uaic, No. l VI Kourth.ave.. cor. of Foarteenth-et,
iv i >TII I P. . 1TIK-.
WABB-BUTOa?1,822 Fut LOBHOB?20 Bc.lf..rel st . r-trand
FOTJND.D BY HOR __T_ GREELEY.
~ MON I'AY, FEBRUARY 15, 18b&
HIE Xl HS THIS MOES1SG.
V
FoKrinx.?Account of ihe mutiny of two Manila
Indi.in wail..rs mi the Frank N. Tharer. - Ka*
porte-il killiug eif llislmu Hannington in Zanzibar.
_?- Atioal of tlv u.Hullers in **pam.
D iMKtic?Great loaaei Ly tlt-o<ls in New-Ene
bnd and New-Turk, ? Governor Hil) to attend
Horatio *.*?;.unun's fuucral. r____=__ Beeorery ol tm
J'Ouiik winnall who wa.t hain*.'d in Illinois. - ?: .:.
Airest of George Q. Cannon, tba Mormon leader, a
Rai aila. -: Visit of Colonel Steveusou anti \\ if.
to the Main,.
City ?.m> sninmiv.- A Greek aallarranrdered ar
sea bp two mates. _= _= < trdeia of .wrest out tor ex
fehenil Davidsoni he anea ta New-?ferser.
Eflorts of Muvor Whitiii-v to evaile the Civil Ser?
vice lawa ?.?--, 1 wo lng concerts tor the Turriell
Fund in the Mallison Seiimre Garden. ' A
?woman out Ailie a shel ifT tinea.
In ^ kaihkii.?Inuit atintis for to-elav: (Jen
erally fair, growing cloudy and colder, tempera*
ture veateadail hlgheni 45 : loareat, '..ii ; avct
aite 40-8J- ??^______________________
The t-'oo'l faith ol t he Brooklyn Civil Service
Reform A.-oeiiitinii and of the Civil Servite
CoininisMouers ol'tins Stare will ho Bbown m
the attilude they assnnie toward the Civil Ser?
vice rules tor Brooklyn as iirueinletl 1 y Mayor
AVhitney. The chanires he has BOgfreeted Bin
nil in the interest of hi. jmrty ; Mich os lower
in<r the stand.nil of examinations (to let in the
" beelera* oi Boss lleLM-jrblin) and the nboli
tion of the lists of eligible esudidntee pretiared
hy the Low commission. We do not believe
tbat the .-.tate Coinniisfiioners trill allow these
aineiiiliiii nts to stand fnr a moment, and we
ehall expect to hear the Brooklyn Aaaodation
rais,- a kTtat outcrv ai auy authorized depart ure
from correct principles.
? a ?
The convention of third and fourth class
postnijestcrs at Chicago will doabtlesa be an m
tenating gnthering. IKHeiala ol their grade
are certainly persons ot' influence -whiefa is
proved by the anxiety of this Demoeratic A.l
miuihtration to put as many of ita foUoweia in
these places as possible. But lnlluential as
they are, we really doubt whether Congress
will be inclined to heed their demands that
third aud fourth eluss otlice? shall be " rent
free and heat tree " to them. The fact im. tin-re
are ko many hungry and thirsty Demoerati
rcatly to take their places just as they ant,
that even a Democratic House will hardly seo
the necessity of iprndlng any more money
merely to make them more desirable. Wait
till a fourth-class pohtmasterHihip goes a-beg?
ging once.
* - rn
Our Washington correspondent w-ntlsa care?
ful comparison tn the matter of appropriations
for public buildings in different parts of the
country, which is full of interesting suggestions
for tax p.i\ irs. It prove! pretty conclusively
that the South is getting its full share, ot pub?
lic money for internal improvement, and that
there are \ariuiis ways of emptying the Fed?
eral Trca-ury without paying rebel war
claims. Nobody will begrudge the South nen
erous appropriations, of course, but it should
be understood thai such grants are. by geiier
oeity anti nut by right. If population and tax?
ation are tiie correct principles to govern ap
p.-Oeiiriations for public buildings, cities like
Worcester and Springfield in Massachusetts,
Elmira in this State, and Dayton in Ohio.
ahouM be accommodated before such towns as
Oxford, Miss.
It is pretty generally understood that the
Democrats wh:> make up the various factions
of their party in this eily are not united by
any principles. Ihey slit k together tor the
Bake of spoils. This instru tive fact has been
atnkingiy illustrated within *he last few days.
"Tiiu" Campbell, ol' Irving Hall, has gone
over to the County Deeiiociacy because he
wants to go to Congress again next year, and
complications have arisen a'. Washington which
induced hun to change his local allegiance.
Irving Hall has also been dese ted by Senator
Michael C. Murphy and Assemblyman Finn,
Wtiile "Nick" Muller baa left the County
Democracy and now trains with Irving Hall.
These new relations will be maintained, of
?OWM until Campbell, Muller, Murphy anti Finn
find lt worth their while to join stone other gang.
lt is as the Kovised Version says: "Where*
soever the carcass is there will tho vultures bc
gathered together."
No Ludlow Street Jail for ex-Sheriff A. V.
Dat ids..n, il you pleaMf?he knows too well
"what a prisoner has to expect lhere inness he
can pay larne sums for board. lt is easy to
uiideisiand, theiefore, why the ex-Sheiill start?
ed tor X' w-Jeisey when he hoard Of the issuing
(of un order of arrest lor him in civil proceed*
lugs. But until some ou?? whispered * Wall
Street " it was haid to comprehend boa David
Bon gut so deep into financial trouble as he evi?
dently is. Tbe fees of tho Sheriff's office
amounted to about $(.0,000 u year, and after
deducting tbe political assessments which he
had lo pay tani Ute coat.of lani living, Dav idsou
ought to have been able to retire to private life
with a competency. But politic* of the kimi
he traded in aie utterly demoralizing. The only
wondei in that more of Ins k'dney do not dis?
appear from public view for similar reasons.
Meagre det**tlll of the mutiny on the ship
Frank N. '1 haver, in the Hast Atlantic early in
January, have already reached thia eoantxy,
but lin. Tm ni'sr. M able this ?Mining to lay
the whole story for the lirst time before Um
public A more thrilling sea tale could har "
be conceived, god it it were told hy (lan.
Hnaaell even, people would be inclined to think
it waa decidedly overdone. It would be eon*
sidered as highly Improbable that two Manila
coolies could hold a score of men in hiding ami
terror for two dayl ; but the coolies did that
on the Thayer. Indeed, the mutinous sailors
might have been in poeaeaoion ol tbe ship yoi
bad it not been lor the bravery anti wonderful
endurance of Captain Clarke ead bia wife.
The htipiel to the mutiny,theacenea at St.
Helena, where the wo nded received careful
attention and substantial assistance, shows the
wisdom nf keeping aa able man as United
States Consul in that far-away isle.
TARIFF DISCUSSION OUT OF ORDER.
Mi. M irii-toti ap;,ears about to Introduce n
tanti bill. Probably he dues not realize all his
difficulties. Se calculates that lie can appeal to
the party which he le tis to unite upon annie
definite iiiea.Miij. Perhaps he will call it to?
gether in oenone, aad quote the solemn pledgee
of the party ro make some "reform" of taxa?
tion one of Its chief ohjecte. Nevertheless it
will be exceedingly dillienlt for him to secure
any action on that subject.
Mr. Motriaoa fails to appreciate the intense
holing that prevails, b uh al the Weat and at
the Hast, on tho silver queitioa. He fails to
uti lcrstand that most ot the men nf his own
party are inure in narneel just now about the
money question th.m ab nit auv ch.inge ol' tariff,
and Intieiitely more in earnest th tn al,out anv
halting and timid change. Bitch as it is possi?
ble fur him to ni ike. A aWOOping anti radical
free-trade measure would undoubtedly route
Borne entbnaiaam. Hut the sort of bill that may
be ieviaed with intent to harmonia* the Demo?
cratic party will kuidle nu enttiusiasin ami
pie.iso nobody, ami will excite etroug feeling
only among those whose Industrie! are ass died.
Such tanti agitation as is possible for Mr. Mor?
rison, therefore, is likely to meet with in*
diflerence among Ibe only i.e..pie upon is hom
he cotiitl rely to aiipporl it, ami at the aame
time most ol three linn ate lntensilv intel OMI ed
in the money question, imi appreciate the
ti. ee-sity of having a settlement of thatqnea
tioii with.,nt delay.
Tliat is where the publie instinct is right and
Mr. M.inisein ia wrong. The taritl question can
Wait. Thora is absolutely no rt a-.nu for dis
turbing it .it this time. But there is Ihe utmost
need ol some definite settlement ni the mouej
question, ao thal the pm*pla ean know whal lo
expect. Tnoee who believe that ailver roi mtge
ought to be emu inned or made nolimited Oegiu
to iiiith-'stand this, as wall as those who believe
that the coinage ought t>> be auspendiNl. On
both siiles it. is seen thal aome solotion is ol
vital importance to the prosperity of tba eoun*
tty. Until it is definitely determined what can
be ti me, or wnether anything cnn be don.', rn*
terpriae halts, ami capital locks itself up, and
all industry languishes. Tlie conaequencea to
tia- laboring people nm especially disastrous.
1 mv begin to un iii rotund thal the agitation will
cause ihem gie.it dil aster. From tlie point of
view which De.noelani- poi it lennis h.ivi- tanga!
them to Like, the Whole difficulty il tine to lin
etloiiH of * gold buga'and Wall Street money*
lenders to mike money scaiee. Thean people
are no doubt ainoare,nnd if Mr, Morriaun will
o|M-n his eyea ba will boo thal they are vary
much in earnest nnd want some settlement
rij_lit away. It will not please them to have
this uncertainty continue for two or three
mouths, while Mr. .Mollison ant his frienda
drone away in dreary debate about the rate ot
duty on Impm ta.
In this state nf facts a diaeuseioa of the tarifl
question will I..- unprofitable, ami the op
poneute of any change will have a tremendous
adv.tillage. It will always tu- poaaible for them
to c limn.uni a port of the ardent believers in
silver coinage, when they propoeeto put saide
thc tar il .1- i'.i;.-, ami tumble the bills pending
into the w.iste h taket, and to ..ettie tha none)
question without further del iy. Pacing the-*e
lads, Mr. Morrison would lu- wise-r to recog?
nise the inevitable, ami to defer anv attempt to
act upon tne tanti queation until some dettnite
decidion in regard to silver Coinage should bc
leached.
BOW io RTORR HIE CROTON WATER.
The report of the Inion League ClaVacoB*
tni11i*i* ou the best methods nf storing up the
w.iler of the Cloton lt. ver, which was published
in TBI Titiin Ni- a ftrw ilays ago, ought to
have much weight with the Aqueduct Commis?
sion. It is a capital contribution %B the discus?
sion regarding tbe.builoing of the big dam at
Quaker Bridge. Ttie fails ami tigurcs which it
pi im nts are the result of careful investigation
ami st.nly, ami deserve thoughtful conaidora*
tion. Ol com se these tacts ami bgnrea are no!
entirely imw. Hut they are grouped together
in a stiiking and convincing way, anti form a
sining argument in favor nf putting ofl, at
least, the construction of the. enormous ilain.
. wenty-eignt years ago, it is pointed out, the
engineers nf the Croton Aqueduct Department
Axed tha sites of ten rcservuiis on the four
branches of the Croton Uiver. These together
Would have a capacity of 45,000,000,000 gal?
lons? 50 pei cent more than the proposed res?
ervoir al Quaker Bridge. With the reservoirs al?
ready built at llrewster's and at Boyd'i Cornela,
this Kyst iii would embrace a drainage area of
17-1 square miles, ami the quantity of storable
water cii|iab|e of being gathered in these batons
would be 78,100,000,000 gallons a year
enough to till the twelve reservoirs one ami a
half times every twelve months, [n CUM ol
need thia quantity would supply the city with
300,0*. 0,000 gallons a day tor over six months.
This is some three-times aa much as tint daily
supply new furnished. It is evident, iherelori
that it will be inj-ny years before the city will
need all tbeoeatorage reeervoira, lithe m..si
available sites weie now selected ami built
upon, some of these reservoirs Would be in nae
by the time the new atiuetluct is finished. This
could nol be the cane witii the huge Quake]
Bridge Dam, which will tako from four to nix
years to build.
Various other atlvantages are dwelt upon by
the commit tee, such as tile increased purity of
the water that would be caused by its flowing
over the rivet-be tl aeVCial miles af.er being
released from the reservoirs; the decreased lia?
bility tc accidental}' having the supply stored in
inverai placet instead of one j the comparative
safety from Midden destruction by an enemy,
Hint the greater ease with which a contaminated
or filthy basin conni be cleaned.
If utter thia acheine ie woolly or partly ear*
ried into ellect it in deemed desirable or neces?
sary to build the gigantic ti.mi at Quaker Bridge
that, of course, can BC done. '1 hu ila.ui U ll OBI
?lily will be an expeliineutal structure, as there
is nothing like it on earl li , and it will prove ii
costly experiment whenever lt is built. Tin
system of storing water on thc branches of the
Croton will furnish an ample supply probably
for ii generutiou. Tho Aqueduct Comuiissiouwe
ihoultl weigh this matter well before deciding
to involve tho city in mich nn enormous outlay
as the great dani will require. The aqueduct
will be an extremely expeootre piece of work,
and ihe taxpayers will not patiently acipiiescc
in carrying ont an undertaking whose necessity
is not amply ami incontestably demonstrated.
8RCRETARI WEFTSRYB POLICY.
Secretary Whitney readily admits that tho
new Navy cnn mt be built at the old nnvy
yarda. Hi*atatement before the House Naval
Committee la explicit on this point. While he
thinks that one or tWOOf tho navy yards sin, ti ld
lu* equipped for building ai mored ships, he
lecointnends adherence io the contract system
as tho only one that is practicable. "The
Government,"heeera, "will get better ships
year by year out of private ihip-ynrde than il
will by building them itself." Hefavora very
decidedly the system of contracts witb linus or
Individuate.
This, WC hardly need to add, is a principle for
winch Tiik I itim nk hal stoutly contended.
The uniform experience of the European naval
Powell lends to stuiiv that bei tor au il cheaper
vessels of war can be built at private yardi
un ler adequate inspection than In Government
yarda. The Secretary*! remarks on this subject
are timely and judicious, aud ive have no desire
to dissent irom his conclusions. Mut inasmuch
as his admirers arc constantly referring to the
practical ability, the common-sense met lintis
and plain boaineoe-like habits of tho present
Administration of the Navy Department, it is
necessary to refer to his warfare upon private
ship-yards, in which, as he admits, the new Navy
must be built. Was there any practical ability
displayed in driving into bankruptcy the most
enterpriaiug ship-builder in the country at a
time when new iron vessels an* required (or tba
Navy. Wae it eommon-aenee to ruin the con?
tractor whoee bide for tbe Drat four veaeeli of
the new Navy were over $3(10,000 below I boee
of his rivals ! W.is it buaineae-like to declare
open W U lan- ui>.ill the ahip-bttilding interests ol'
the country, wheu the Government -innot bm bi
at its -inn yardi tbe renell whieh it reqnl eef
The Seri,-tary is now authorized to add four
iion vessels to the N.i\>'. The conti.nt ly ate in
ll the only one Willoh he finds pi .tel ic.it,le. Ile
moat go to private yards with the deaigni nf a
new Advisory Board, ask for Iuds on the eon
tract work aud reserve for naval experts the
privilege of iuapecting all matei iala aud super*
vising every sleive, iel the prooeaa, ll" mual
have lecourse to Hie system under whieh the
Dolphin ami the cruiaera were Inuit. Mut as
the outcome of Secretary Wnitney'i arbitrary
and unjust dealings with Mr. li >ich, tuen- will
I-.- greater reluctuaoe on the purl of iron abip
buildera to undertake the work, rue bids will
be I ew.r iii number and higher ih in they wi mid
ha\e b.i n il the moat enterprising compelitor
had not been made the i irtim of a nolilieal p-t -
?s. tut ion and driven mi! ol' the lists, I lie qnea
: in recurs whether the Secretary ha* pursued a
. iiininon-seose, busineaa-like policj in conduct?
ing the main transneti.if the Department -
the building of a new Navy. The judgment ni
practic il men will be we are unite sure, that it
has bean worse than nnbusiuess-l ike?even an
irrational ami suicidal policy. Iluaineaa men
who have important contract work lu be done
never begin by quarrelling with the oul? class
who can lo it at all, nor du th*y laka pains tn
destroy the cretin of tbe competing con true to i
wiiose bids mc ord in irily the lowest.
BONA 1 i tD Ci sim s.a.
'I bree important c.mses contributed lo mv(-H
bu-eiiiss transactions laal week; the ri-e
in thc stink market nnd .M..i's for the
control of Mime propertiea; tbe f.ill in cot
te.ii and the eoUopae of seme speculator*
m New-Orleans aud Liverpool, and the
active speculation in cora and the uncer?
tain movement! in wh .it. As a result tbe ex?
changee at tue chief lilies Wire l.llge, .ls might
be expected, but thc) were also lurge at St.
Louis, Baltimore and Sew-Orlcane, where th**)
have recently been small. .\ rollapae in an
important trade causca large traniartiona t"t
the moment, as well as an improvi tm nt. Hut
ii ii also true that the cxi'hangi - .it the smaller
towns an- larger than they were last year. This
is nut raving very much, tor bnaiueaa at ibis
time last yeal uas exceedingly ililli, ami the
exenangea outside of New* York in February
wen: 17 percent less than in tin same tuon th
ot the PW- lolls Ve.ir. lilli tln-le lt il oelisnhl._
lile- iiicu-.isi- QOW, and a milch mole hopi lui
tulle-, wbieb, if not baaed too much <>n mendy
speculative activity, helps to promote a b ttl ei
trade. Koal-eatate deal inga are especial 131
large, ami The Real Entnte Record any! th.it
bun!ncaa waa "never more proeperoua?n and
"tho broken are making more trenanetinns
"ami more money than in anv previous season.
" Architect! axe busy with plana, ami bnildera
"an* making oontracta i<>r the eonatruction ol
"more lum-ts tin- year than any previouaone
" iu the history of tbe city."
The collapse iu the e.,ti on market is just what
moat have boen anticipated, in new of facts
mentioned here from 11 me to time 1 especially the
depreaaion <<f tin- manufacture in Europe and
tbe great accumulation of storki hera in tbe
v.nu hope of forcing the world to pay whal
priceaour holden please. Recolpta ure large,
ami ilo not supp.rt the current idea thal the
cro{ie will prove amsllei than was anticipated.
Bxporta laal week were, larger by 20,000 bales
than for the oorresponding \\<-?k leal year, but
the export! for the cn ip year an- still 280.000
bales short. The stock at the port-, is 200,000
bales larger, ami at Interior towns 190,000
bale., larger than a year ago, making ebon!
1,500,000 babs held, against less than
1,10(1,000 bales bul year. Thus there lillis' be
locked up 111 cotton about $70,000,000, much
of which banks have loaned. Keeultl thus far
ilo not justify the wiadnm nf ipeculative opera
tiona whieb are obviously agmtoat tint general
lone of the world'a market. Cheap silver
makes I mini a more effective oompe itor with
tbo United Statue in two ways: it lowers the
puce ai winch Indian cotton is offered In
Ktirope, ami n leaseni thc demand in the Eaat
for co,ion gooda.
The attempt to hoi_r| tl ?? prue of corn, how?
ever palpably artificial, waa quite aueoeaaful,
ami it is not limited by any considerations ol
actual supply or demand. The price slums an
advance of _*.'?_ cents for the week. Wheal de*
clined to about '.?<> ,e,its, but recovered to '.H.
Bacon and lani were weaker, ami also butter
andegge, la dry goode there waa only a fair
demand, though prieea wen*, maintained except
for print cloi ii-., winch declined a toxic, nth.
I he tone of the iron market is stronger, both
because the coke strike ls closing furnaces ut.
the West, ami because the publication of si eel
statistics ibowe a remarkable increaec in con*
sumption not dependent oa railway prospect!.
The coal market il a shad.- stronger on ace .uni
of the pro nisei! combination to control all
anthracite supplies. But if lt wera really ex?
pected that tbe combination would do all that
it promises, every lou ot anthracite would be
worth at leaat a dollar aiore than it is now.
Money la exceedingly abundant on both ildea
of the nco..iii. Il is BOttOCd M M e\l t .101 ilinurv
phenomenon that the rate of intercut Ls only
I'-j per cent at li,?rim, as well as at London
ami at New-York. MovertheloM. gold han been
ihipped daring the pad week to Europe, and
the ihiomeati need little explaaanoa in view
of the tince.itainty as to silver coinage and Us
elie.1 u, ami tim probable ithHhIiqi of foreign
miders on ?ceoant of tho rapid idvaaee la the
irices of stocks. The condition of foreign
mile tims nut improve, and the official srate
nrnt shows thal the exports of cotton lil .Iniiu
iry were about ,*.?,000,000 less than in th''
lame month last year I of provisions 95,300,-*
MIDless, anti of bnalstutrs about #*. loo,OOO
ess. The 1're isnrv cioi'lnues to take in a ro?
nni kalilv small proportion of silver In pay
iient ol'dulles here, and bv reri-011 of the 10
lrenient ot si. v,i .?.?title ites added $1,000,000
asl w.tk t.i the amount of silver owned, ami
deo fl.600,000 to the amounl ol'gobi owned,
.vhile tm-legal-tenders on hand were dimin
?bedfl,200.000. Tue most ngniflcaal change
? the coetiaaed retirement ol' circulation by
he banks ; last week the amount of bondi
eviihdiawn from tl pool exceeded the amount
lepit-ited by 91,300.000. This ami tho re
leinptinn of 910,000,000 by the Treasury
tartly explain the large tranaactiona in rad
iv.iv bonds during tho past week, ami that in
urn in part explains tho activity In stocks,
duce the late hold us who havo parted with
heir bonds arc apt to seek some other socuri
ies instead.
The OOO motive pOWOf in the stock market
ms Peen tm* promised combination of railroad
mil coal properties under tlie lead of a svntli
*ate of bankers The Street profoundly bo
nves in the abi'ilv of a lyudicatC to ac
'omplisli everything, ami it buys stocks as
hopefully at the highest prices forfhe yo.ir as
lt did at still higher pried in November tait
SILENCE Moir HIE SURPLUA
Hue of the minor merits of Tnf. Tiunr\r
Ai mw ir is tm* duplicate form in which the
leht statement if presented, (lue form ia thal
ulopted hythe Treasury in Amil hist. The
ither is the om- previously extoling. Hy meena
d' the latter a comp trU'iii of the N 11inn il debi
is it -tomi in December (Mt with the previous
real 'a statement is poanible,
lt will be remembered that during the cam?
paign of 1 *e*s 1 tic-11,* ni 1 ic 1.is, pantimlarly ot tue
?*,iaih ami \V s\ Brraigned tin* Republican
a.nty lu keeping sn largs a surplus nih-in the
rreaaury. 1'hev portrayeil Mm immenae itiiuu*
ll- to p|i.s[ierify which Would lesillf if the Mu?
llins could be paid out in pine nf being
'boarded." The late Viee-Preaidaut, Mr.
Il.inliicks, ne.ned much excitement in the
West bv his commenta upon tin- eubject, and
-en.it.il Sherman and othen wen- mmmoned to
'he stump to ni pla 11 IT nat the surplus was,
alienee ii erie, how ii grew, whal it mira*
*.-n'e-ei, ;mi| whv it waa increwdng. Liberal
|il.iilll-es w-Ii- ni,ni" e.f the le.ief \V Ililli Would
te experienced bv tin- country if thc De moe*
racy wera only pul in power ao as to operate
I'tt.ll till' sill plus.
TllE Ai MA MAO -hows th.- result. Caah in t ht
1 1. .1- ny .December 1, I**-* I. ?*? I'J**.:; pi,7--.'.?7;
?a-h iu ttie' ii,,1, ny, Decombei 1, ISMS,
\l4NS.fl.J7,11 >'J.?i7. lin* hat.l surplus to over
(iflii.U 11,nun i_r 1.: 1 r,-1- than it waa a year ago,
md no bond- have Peen redeemed ni tin- inte-i
-al. Itepublicau. will uol binnie Secretarj
Manning lor keeping a good reserve nm- ite-i-t
il. tn.. paynt-nl ol bouda with ii. Hut. if Mr.
Hendricks had been apared, Waahingtnn iroubl
have renou mimi with his inilignatiun. He naa
_C<? 11 ? -. and ii"!."ly nn the' Democratic *>i.le nays
11 11..ul. _
HIE DI VI I n"\l il m ll HE El ! V','.
Tl.- Sj e. ef t eef ? ||. . lin/ Ix ROW 111 I III" ill III ll .
r's e .. .,.,,. ,t ,| > . I . .UH' 1 V I .ISl . ,| 1,1- I I|.?
lui IU se I,,,.,I -I n, . tt !,. 11 11 h,in,IreI e.il .1 lint? -11?
rulera wnn.e| uti t ?'.'.?'. In-i ti'iili-r a r?iof ami glide
ll ..lit the- ||., t lier lilt* ("I. is.ll.tli.i* e ,. 'il'-iurill nf
il...Ui.11, th.* poola and 1.1 h otber. Next came the
rliii, mum* eif tba wberlraau'a hf". Its featniva
?era lab paradre ov*r convenient 1.aa of amootb
Inila i". w ..., a 1 e. 1 1 11 1.' ir.ni uud
wonderful i-vi. Lit;, ens le.is,-,I ii|?>i the ni inn.I nf
ravalli ta tica Ailed the |,ul,l.c ln-.ni witb roapoet
Hld .idliiirnllnii fnr tin* Wln-e-l.
'??? t t ba *','"i 1 ? rut ph aaa ol tim
t raring mania, ll"* duh baa dropped uack into ts
it-- ilnt es nf ellurding atorage lor whee I a,
arel feir m I.men, mei a .. -,., 1 1 leaaun.it. In toa ring.
iQlltf -tliee-linm lin Initrfi-r slicks tn lil" ni
Moora and a.I road ? bntetartaofl acruaa eoaotry
tabina ev. rt thou; honoria] arilb tb* Barnool road
thal bappona t>> c.me- in bia aay li.** irr.-.t t ?*-.
le,en,mt ol tiinrinir ls I lunn.1. Mteveflft, wbu sl.ut,-.|
fi,,111 -nu I 1 m. - -. ic'I la noa a- I 11 aa I'cis.a in
h.s joann*! -.t- and Ihi* v\?? rl-1 >.n a bicycle.
Anuri 1 in wt.linen ure atti! tha Ural
nh ts.t eil louring, lins inns,sts in a.'i'.i u.: tba
loaring pi int ipliw Dei :??. t. .1 i,t Mr. Cook to joni my
Ititi ii|i<e 11 vt le i- In. .--iiiii.-1-111 ,*r|,r 1-1 Uk! -|'?. ni itel l.l VS
ont a root* including many object* ol lui root and
inn. h ?,??! wi.inui. Ila niki'* arrangemeBte al
Whet Irs.ile- I nt e-e Wltb ll "tr lt ll ll I tt Hil I lie. tr.lliMpltr
l.ltnill . "lilli.III.l-l lll.lt III I"U'f "Ve-t 1 ll ? II.II'S tt ll-r.'
c.el rmi I- ia.t. I hr 11 In- ad \ fi ll -es that iv party
will li" nada up to take thia trio, occupying a cei
tau numbai ol dava; tn ite ts au uiuu j do lian \
hundred ur nora wheelman buy tit k.i.. tba -pe- u
int er guidoa 1 brm an ile n a av, pa) ? t bait expeu?ee
and |w ic i.r is whatever protit or lo*- may 1 emili. All
ih h .m..r.ls pia , nra t" tri" participating wlteelnwa
niel rill, liles t '-in .eui tn* pulilio up to a aoi at
ivin-re* individual touring 1 s poaaibla and aajoj ai. ...
lins latta* is tha aecond pbaaa^ and li already
reacbed in 1 mil.ml I ln*n- perfeel i"iels, innumer?
able roadbooki giving n ipa niel til nt ber intornia*
linn, I lum li,al ue-ret lett OVei lie,lu COBCbillg il.i>s
.uni mitt, eater '" tn.- sir.iv wbaalman, ami n public
w 1 -11 .111-11.1111111 ? ? I io Ins praaeuce, nil reader the
tourist a lite a bappy one. With his obeol and
compact re,il ul baggage lie eau . rm.ler nndiatai i..-d
over the entire kiagiloa.. Inst,una's ni tbia pbaaa ..f
louring an becoming frequent la Vmarica, but tba
Vile-lie.-s e.f thr In ni-, t.l.' ?r".l' dl-t^ii. I'S tn tnt . i,v
er'-d. and tha acareity ol roadaida iaua tend to n.
lillll Its l|t'Vl-lel|l|||t.|lt.
Hey.md lins is the lon rt ti ami hist stain- tn ivhi.ll
ev i-l ] tv In Bl lt 1.111 inn ?s tur t\ ;i rd as tn til lt lin Ile Hil I ll ill.
Iii .bal -lay ? bal I tin. wheelman .niel itu- boraeuaan
gu lortli togatper; amt a network of food mada
shall oavar tba cartu. Thea shall all itii-ii own
imy,hs mid all women own tricycloa, ami tba
w he-el shall het use-el aa a matter of nouna for baal*
tn-s-.. foi pleaaarc and tor bealtk
A phraaemaker ramatka ni -"inn of tba prehis?
toric 111 lia lu tan ts of Europe tnat tbey were "dolico
ci pli.ile- " or long-headed. I'n-1.lent L'laveiaud
iliiesn'i appear to he dolieooaphalic enough to
malian waa! adiagraca lo bia aduuniatration and ta
ins party thia Paa*__leotric buaineaa i.s. lu ami by,
doubt Ieee, ba will regral tbat be foresight hadn't
beni as good ni his hindaight will prove lo be.
? ?
lillis tn put th" wire* uniter ground ant alnin
dant. A few plckaxea would be mon te the point,
*>? ?
The report nt slreel |,| eui ucl le,ti Inf ls--.-, is one of
pi 1 iili.it ciiriiiiiar_i'iii nt. lt appears I nnt fin- pro?
duction ot iteel mir..ts was larger by 101,183 tons
than ni 1 **s I, nml himer Hi.in evel baton, for iu
I88_j tba output w.i? l, uni), 48 0 mt tons and 111
1886 ii waa 1,701,707. Hennaylvania mportaa
produat larger by 170.000 tmia than In ins-j,
t\ lille- li ll nolie lt-poi IS ll MIHI I ler pre elm t by3 l.OOO
lenin, nntl toe oilier K ales a Minullt-r priielnct.
by 189,000 tone thin ut thut year. Ino
must in tana ting rael af tha nport, however, is
t imi 1 he prislm tinii ni Ueeeemai tteal rulla was only
t,<>71.titi? tone, aad884,000 Ieee tbaa ia 1882, the
??iit 1 ? 111 itlvi being looa 1 li.in iu any >e.ir since. I8H0.
Ilene*taara nmalnaa vaetl. lacieaead prodaetol
lleaaomet kngota wbioh waa aaed etuerwtte than in
tho making 01 nula. I bm anuimwaa aipaaatau ot
ol I,rr llM-s e,f I'.eeise-iinr steel, e-\e-|| in tunis ol great
depneeieo, is ualga ..t pecallai atnmiaa, lin-cnn
HU Ul pt inn ol I ll ltiiIs iii t In- 111.111111 a. tine ni Mila III list
ba at langi ?"> peg nant more than tbe tonnage al rads
predated, aad ti eo tim eoaeunptioa ot Haaaemer
Mii'etl iii e.t 1 if i lunns th.ni in ian 1 li.ts im lc.is,.,I limn
about 180,000 inns iu 1888 to .,,'..,tun mus m
1 888, or ,.v.1 'jun per cant In three yean, lids
Baanga la to a ooaeiderable eateal tbereaaltot tha
cnnhiu.limns ot lum work,rs lo make various
kinds ol' inainilai'tuicd linn luoro cosily iu pruduc
timi, tina m luis respect lt ia an evidence that tlie
putldlcra' unions have uot beuetited tbe iron wirk
era. _
What withdymUBtte and burglan, Sleepy ITollow
will goan low its reputation.
About Mr. Weaver, af Iowa* and his son. for
whom he has found an oili.?*. ther. is not much
occasion for surprise. Nobody lian expected honaatf
from thia particular Dataoentie ntomar. For the
ciiuntry ri'iuenihnis that he wont into Poutbein
-tates tn advaeata his doctrine reata ago, and waa
driven in titrmr from Alabama, amt eonepelted to liv
tor Ins life by the verv p-rtv wine li lie now supports
In his tir-t himi'st Indignation baeaane March and
tteoeaaeed tue rlolee.ee aad hratalitr of thal party,
and its cfimea nnittst tn-e apeeeh. in etreog
langnaga Then he cooled oil. ami twnctadad le he
tts servant luetead of its aeenear, and now he is -u.>
pnrting th.* very party wh(eh. as le* then proved, le
guilty ot conspiracy agaiuat lr..- speech and honest
voting.
?.-_
Btenographer Underbill says that In th" Rngtleb
langaage them an only aboui 1,200 wotda used in
the ordinary effective ai.ch ol the day, Garland is
rapidly becoming acquainted tv nh tiiu-u?ami their
ellet I i vi'lte-tt.
-Af
Jacob Sharp's mi!k-"tti .ind Jacob Sham's
"can't" when naked to rem.'ml.rr weir tho sharply
emphaaixed leal urea of bia examination.
Ci USU v IE.
Vi.lMne the Hebrew Kal'' In M'mlilncfnii Hie otlrer
nt ;ht. --e-imieir iaermna t.M'iL'iit i? tetii-ci-oi Intte-ry ticket
ttlltl ilrt-w i* ... hiiii nf l-o.v'n ili.timm.
Mrs, . Inllit Wiri llnwi* Hunks !l>i> cn isi* of wiiiiihm's
ri.i.ts is m,timi'.' h.<>r,t rapid progreee tbaa la generally
roallaod.
->i.uti.- awi iii-cri.iiiiiiii lot iiittiieiis nn snit ia neat*
ile.nt Plarplead lo vlatt tba fair at New-Orlenae. bat ba
pl I'SI-ll-letlV elie. Ul,. Xi.
I'-iiireutt ile 11." inn Nv,. " mi.I Jetiitos Whitcomb Bailly
?ra Ming * ob tha road" tegetber, gtriag reeding! bram
theil ..*-n ??" ks
Mr tites. Inn'- ele-'e-e-ir.m from "ic I ili-P;il piirtv tn tlie
camieiiirti w11ii-ti turned tba BoliolmryOotreramanl <?ut
la ,|e*-, I Ililli li* follows III I h>- Ciel Hall linell,'.- A'tt-r
Mr. ('li,t|i|lli's prt"Bte ?e-e-iae!.,ry Iiml I,itel, nt tin* IfmiHO
ttitli ii sn.In.neerie-e.rat',m. Alm-li In li.nl i e-.-n lemlt-rlv
inn-inn In i.I* l i). ti,r wi,..le I-vim hu. Mr. G nebea ruse,
it f.erin.il ceeinplliii. nt mi li s lip* ai,.l r.e_-i> un I fnrv lu hrs
In-.ut. Af rr n -e- .I tuena horn! -?? t, ami almaol e-tie.k
l,_r Vt tl ll lilli fe.r. .- eef ll!. Ve 'll. .-. -'lil,, KlllUl Illili.
gi nt r-i, ,n, tl,ii n,.-iiii,*! fur I. un'.ar -li." explfMted Ol
ii.,. Ki_.it H.,n ki-,.ti.-limn, tba ic.-int'.-r f..r Mni
lotliiiii." Tim .ump tr.-.ni w.m hs unfortunate as lt
-?-.?iii-t.i ti, iu- deliberate Mldlotbl a, honorer, anl
,|i,l,.|.i flirnii rli Un- -r.iriii, * li li Ita Bend -mik upon Ita
bri-not, oulj warta* hi.-.i-i,hi;,:ii- t., wblapera "tip"la
thr e-.tr e.f Mr I'li.ta... r 111 .-tlli,lll_- .Teen, -Ll'- |U -il'-,
tl I ll te .t . .,r ire. lt . I l.f .1 '.eel I III ,1,1 I ll,.',-.', -lair, t Ilfel-l I e:,(
lill.I UeWllltf e.ll.l - .Kill el.'lle-, I ? -,. I I '....>...<I
tl.-ar lleVCIV, lllt-rrilll,- I .1 l.e/.e-ll tll-,r? -Ul.I r li'lllll.l
? I.e/.. Il ,e|. -...I B. Ml Ieee., lirll r-.tse-a lUO lill,l-l- III 111
Ui - el ir.?,:,..,,t, ?ii.I t.,.. r ti- . ,v.u ?.-: s . ia-, r.-,I tame
-?tee- .._,!-?* -ta lir Vt, .'.I .le' I elli l l - ? I 1 I I , 111 I. | S 0e ill ?
? Imrel, I r . ... - i ?: .' in .,.'-.'" re*
l it r.nny -. we.ii ? -..-Iii, * i,,-'s ni'i-o ll
?Ul ll 'I 'Hi's feer -..I' UUg UOU. ll 111 11 - t 11 e* ,1 S lt ll/ll i?1
lanie er I.y tin- tillie."
vi i,.eii,.ii', .ii*;,(.i mi nts ii e. baeu Improved hy
M - Uri.i..n's <?..,-;,-iiii,.'. " ri..?:-.- ure ibroe t.eiii.'-," ha
en I ,???..!! >t ji ? ?: I'll...
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lelll le. , ll ..le..- te, ,|l, )eell."
lingera bara
lately Uaea .ta i>> eu.'-i .. I l*i.-i?i in ,e..lrn.t.l-t. Were
proiiaul; Urea in a imiuio pruitt .urinal*, aa fuiluwa:
Stella. I'. . >i- .u-ii in te..- j. t.- I -J .. M ir.e* l.iiirnu',
i - j.i. Llanillo, i-.'?. Paran, 1 - ri. m., ,.-.. i ... Brenan,
IWA'A; I' .-..--.. l-e.'r BUuco, i-l>. hni-s. 18Vii
. . l- i.i. .'. i , M . ;, a i .1 ... P ttl.
, l<e, 1,1. I ? . 1 . I',-,. . .r 1. i - 111 I'll. I*
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Hate, lill; .file. I-'.'; .-ir.i.i .t i ii.. ,r .1. IC Od;
l ... . '-I irl*-, 1 ab) . r ..... 1 - ?!. noll ...... 1 -jJ; Or.iiner,
1 -..J. J.Heel li.UH,.H. 1 -l.l,.
orH-a ' > ? ti t.. , -. i v tr/.' , wm I. t- ; i*t .lied al
tie .I.r ul sill >-Ul il . S.l, , . ?! e.i... . UM ?, 1 I I.COl jllll-l IU
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TU,. , .1 t.l\ a. I ,1 HA V.
thr Etl's'innj ; ,t,,rS I III..Ss Ml lt 111" < ell! I il lt l?l*C.Hllt il <
lt lt" 0 - al III 111.III.li ..I, I -e.e .ll tVfli IJ ? -1.. _C.
-.) ?, ?? ison t i?,-n .ni i I* 11s .-111,,_r i.. ina
ert rf til r *? i "ii .1 in .i.. - aiior mia capital aa
ia un* t.i j * ot ? .<? ?..!>.? niel vi mat i ? Vat. lt ie aa aa*
Miranee lu.t I i-i a->- .niel ee, .i. r sn ,.i uni,,pi Hie- mil.
ii. ns ir.-ie.-a i- . ... . ... imuara nani you
lura ne .n Uo lo yen, t?.?t.urr Hub ur poor, o?r
Vaiel eel Ile l-l. I.'
" Do you." taltl Itu I). I' al IOI el.tr,
*? 1.. e al e. Ill Ot I- Hilt AA , ?< . - ,. I
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in..' ra oworu? tow aloa tea book T*
.i...-i..t, tiiohe.
A Ile* wet pap-- r tl *? Ju?t l>nru a'.a: Iv I in lira I a ld it Inch
?.. ?. ... .t -,.. . t. t .j. . . - i au J i uld waa bal
? le,I.rev |l l * g u.l.V, lill Ul" t>.llnrs .tilt Ueil Ul ad
pit - .1 lor Hil,", ets ll,.- e|?y |_ alni ,1 Hire,, lin,Hill, .un;
iii li,at pori "I 111 i i "il .iry.
I In-r.- la in-'.ii i..; ?u rare .is ta tl'i ! li ii ur ir In aa Official
.|.-l' i.ii, ai.. ? nm rieiiieii, ,i. t ap .1.. Cuttle anya, wa
?.,ie ...I i,e.,it,- ii uula ot i. .\ bub - iii i.u itt* Ute > ni
In .nr ? .. t, lu,-1 p i lem ra.
pp.I-'. t.J I..?. lill I I.elli! vt ll ? ,-.,..,|,_, I, |( J,,|.
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l.-in " tt . Otaaiua lu* lier.,,rr
-np. eil., al .1 i in ?? lit. a li la .i'ii dent
UUD Ima pre,tit.I .1 I.I.I ll" .1- .1 ?' IN .'li ?>? .1' - I ?' k ll,'*-.
'lui- i- i.tH sm pii int:. i,'et,iin?' tv,ii cum ana atoll uroa
bul dram ur itaj rn- "" ibora.
t t..,,.,-. ii ._; n. .ii it-its ma uiy rea>tar?of Harper'*
Batar iii ai Uta tuu rivr decal ilion .,! Iiooa ?> .* poi ul.any
vtiiuiu iBaapBaraol umau'atapatrliy,aud leeeaimauda
ll .e* ? uaw veer .m.ni for t*.mnii, tt,j ?,. poaBlbllitlea nie
ra ry groat, UulBow__rueiuaui.ua; tict uiuot loora ll
.m Uley w.iul.l aUt ela, I pf., in ssl.,,,, ll i,,ry wil, nu un.
Int a -a rr- i H. .1 IBM Ute .tu .OUtiBoul ia iiiipailrniiy
auuug rn no m.t.lr Kr.tc.fu. and '" wutul 111 iu iii-,i?.,r
boiwaa
1..- Beam -'||;" !rn> .aniiiiiiiiiity remalui to tlia prim*
lure i, I'l*. iuo moro lumilj lu i-u* nu eif paylug coila
11,em m.-, 1' lt et - iii vliugea uni ne- a,..,..11 nineo,
?, Dieu ora rooeii] riUoaoou* iu cu.troeior, j ,u mu si , ,,1,
11,.... t.i 11 lin-...is ,t. -.alfi .u.rit.i.-. mi.1 up,,1, your
Inn,'f fm 11 .?. it in-ii lint Otiuia VlaiUUri ol I .- s.-.t ,1.1
u.-ii ii nut nan tc.jirti. for yanea narda bara beau moeia
lu do aerrit a lu um araal e tlae ol t. ,0 011 Muriel, in.
C.lil Ul I'fl - 'll IS .lilli 'Si UOVar lillee _I rpi lip,e|l |||(|.
11,.in- ir.iii'is, ui tv ..tm-ii isiiiirn.iit.it,. -,,,.? loruial aud
ii im,,,>r. lin. in-r. um - oialjr uut banu* wbollj
iiuiKiowu 'ii" riiiage ?eu*iuvoBo?? i>? - ,^.,t, f,-trs i>,
ii-.- , .ira-1 in tins ire..,. . ,tl w.tt, ie-- -imi..|,",lv sh,, na font
.t^.tirt',1. Yat Ul ti,,* iu.ua io es, atari larmtowm
n,, 1... t> , ..mi., .ir ir . v.. ...11 ut m.- it.,,1 make* it wortb
wulla .i.uo ie,r tue 1.1111-* tv,.itu doma, [tiorpor'a
lia.ai.
(luvrriuir Kiiutt, nf Kt-ntiiri,). sityi tho r*tnte must
have- more iKtuiluiiU.iiy mum, niel li ,vo it at oiicr tue,,
vitBoul our atora laouag. ii le ? graal tbtag ta bara a
i.oTrruur winnie *.iki.. eyo cai dlaeara tho .sulillo
IhuuijU rapid growth ol tun Ml.tie Iii Una w y.
Heretofore al iBodlaa ruler abo owaee. property la
Itvu e.. ellon tllstrn-i-i iiiulu v.ito lil nulli of lln-ui. Thu
in-* law ? lil mil allott- 1 ,at priviloift*. no ouo bullly al
luWOd lo vutet m..rn Ulan uiiee.
11 ann I. al I I.i in. 1.1, ntiw xe ve iii y -sn. ?, ,|,| tn a rn omi 11,0
01 i,,i .,.it : --lieot.i tali bollol iu mt n.r.' Mr. Harland
Mni ?.. u..l na mai ny oretan many raero, ono rai ba
wonld alva ?l,0Ou,OlHI al loiapunao * nag ie, it,. _tinn io
watta sunn a itu..om ni gu..d Uiiti.? i_m. l..uu oiulto
I), in.rltL
r-.ii -1 a 'ioeiiK'ta laliior: "Tue raeelpt of .1 hxreg lian of
rntabagaturaipe from mir ..ia .uni *tanel_ friend, Mr.
1-.1.,, .irs-Brf,. 11 ii, a, 1 nt in bridge ever laal wt-ott n.tfniy
nu f.n .111.1,ions tv r.-1 oiHtiriit .1."
Tin- author el tba! iiivsiri..us inink. "How to i>?
Happy, I'uougb Marriod,' ..y.i ?,i, aUbiuago bride
WU-e, tin lirlnu HOkeil ilirn<ti,il i|iiratiou lu tt nlrli inf
tte 11 eH ?? I..elf, ll. > I, ' > T lilli I ll Ile'\ " . ? C 11 I . 11, Hilo I ll? ail' illili l
llllWlirel Ililli I '? Voa, 1 BUL lt .,et tit,ra tl lilli lire pr.eill
i-.-a *tir tluaucioiiy." ihai'o fair, cerutiiily. ->IBpriug*
llrld L' ul.m.
An attempt m balag Made io imvet a eaavaattaa of
aawapavaf porogr-iphiau m^oi aomawban aatboeem
ai...ia ne-il aiiiuiin-i-. Tun cuuvnilluii tte, a pitib.tbly peas
a law i.t'"iui'Hi!i- nm in,,, ur "ciuauiuta" tutiru tliau tuu
it'll* ot .11;ti.
At a recent gamma gtvaa la OBteaao tbe fav..ra w?re
Ui-iiuliie- lu.Ililli.' a,,,eilt ami goBBlae cn tv 1,,-ils ; uml amnit
illli-riy Uliterliiciplotl pr ra, ll aaid Ulai uuiiy nf lUo WW*
liclitl worn gttraa to cali ns.
M ,nv, if n.'l th" lar?ur p.trl. of Um tree BBgneg (of
Nurtii Carolina) wue.*.- iroedaui dnlee bael turtbar tii.in
lins reiiiui y. an.,w trail-ul min,1 ami I..,dy (lull aro nu
a,1-1..lt.1-ly Indian, la many latlaaoaa Iuuk, ouana
?iroigbi iii.it.'t bair aad lunn eboob bonoe ara pduad
Willi t eui,|,I. Ile,ll. Wilt,-ie lill.MU,-,s ,1,s, l.l 1,1,.- WeulO
bl.I .tu i wira t .-.t in itt eite.ui) nu-A111, au. lu., menial
'lila ill s .il Iii.rr. iipi-rallVMUO-M oil I il.tn .. .'li.li'iil ui.lti
luuea i4 a draway, liol looa ly pr, eoupiad wnn lurking
riedwlivauaae, ail poiui ibo same way. .Allaiul.
Mom lily.
A ysaag lawyer la tble etty who baeatad that tm had
beau angaaed lu tba trial af un ialareetlag bajaet cane,
nr.i,iiiii tei aiitie. th.it it was aaaaaat ebnmpagae^
ttiil.ii ho uud se,m.. ooinpai,i.ena ii.ni tuen iry tin: thu
blgbt before,
All Daliiiltt will unite In one greed paroxysmal aurora
iraalta ?i-h timi Uoloaol I*. Dvnnu'a lluintiiraa auld
limit- will iinvr o niulie.iis iii ii." hfr wrll Uu-y know ton
irrlirro'i., Inilli nu an.l rlu.jii..iit lieniiiie-r Will exiinnd lt
libel j Iv io itiuko hts neal lulid ua .euuior Hutu Ibu uuw
Hate eif natala, tte very first fut! moon nf sratefteod.
'he Herald expreeaee uiilmroal eotiimttiilatltiua tn tbo
: tl lint oat raiser aili eranaeliei.?.lirond >'urkj (Dak.)
iaralcL _
1IU8W-TBB IMA MA.
OPKRATIC MAITKRS.
A clarice at the VMSUUBBtU*WMBBAB of the two
i-n-ro companies nt this stone ol the ocaesein smilies to
how which of tbe operas io tue I wo IUU lure niel
nth the approval of the public. The Aue i ie aa cum*
inny hus pnalueed Uvo works aluce ii be-iau Ita renton
? nao-onui-y A. Of thew* (ive three maritain th.'im Ivee
n pul.,rr. favor, " Ijulieiiifrin." "Oi pholis " amt "Tha
terry Wives of Vi m.[nor." '* The Tuiiiinir of thc Phn'W"
,ii.l " l'bet Miikio Flute" neem to bare- bona abeivod. at
i*ast lempor.irllr. The German coin pa uv alien the
ipcuiug of ita gaaoea un hTarembee BS has btaagM out
1 ljiilieuuriii." " t"ariui'ii," "Uer Prophet," "liie Wal?
lira," "Die kiimirlii von Kain," "T.innhaimer," "Die
It'istfralun-r." " faust" and " Itienzt"?niue npi-r.t* lo
it Tin* pbanoeaenal sue es* ut ** Dt? Kiiunrin von
laka "aad ??Die- tMetentaaar" i>rn.i_-iit u t,, pn-? ti at
into two wnrk* hftw.-oii th.-iu had a Tautly di*pr .p..r
ie,,;tie- iiiiuinrr uf representations. Wann, r's " I..--11-.. "
ia* won Hie sriin- .iMme of popuiarlty and will make n
. o "t'l certainly 1-14.1 il to that of " 1>io M'-lste-Minter "
iuil p..?eii>ly to that "f "Die Romain." Uii.l.niliii-.lly
Ur 1 ..1, .Uni > of \l abner's Otsl opera and lie.l.liiinrk's la
lint to tho same cans?'he itiaiiuillci-iico of tl..- sia.a
Belate* Both ats eapecb apee-iadea amt aro keelan
iiiiHit-.illy Kiel di-aiiiatlcally inter. BttttB, Tue extroiuista
lite,nit tlie Wetaartlae wore tin* must blttcrey ellaap.
euluted la "l_i.mil," this dlsappiititm ni aprltulur
ar_rly freon Ile faol that tim musical numbers eif the
?1 ure which are Ueost likely ta nive pL-usure MM the
?ory anee which are t.nueleiutie.il weest w-ve-rely ley tl,a
irtistle principle a ta..lit hy the Kayreutb reformer.
1V11 ll such bitterness at heart, aelded to tile Ceeavn-tioti
vii tei all must fiul tbat milch of the music le
t-eirtlile*ss from .my polur of new, it ts scarc-ly to he
1.1, re ir,1 at tn.tr the- i-ritli-iil ju Um nt pr .noiiin-f.il un*
ter the ext-iiPiue-nt ofjthe tlrst bearing WIt* sumietthat
imri* fl aaa flag t li ia it should have in-?-ii. Ora allan the
rm-ral liiillown.se. an.l rul-inrtty of tti't scere. th'To are
?itt h.- .linn* tn " Kteuil," uni thrse seem to hive been
ei/cd un with avidity by tue iiu'ilit*. who orr leas oon
i-rn'-d t lin ti musicians and reviewers with tin*, prim-l
ile-a Iinil ii'nlrr'1 . ur oii.-hl tu ti 1. lo cl 1 ?*, the art works
ii.ttrii ;,er th- ir elivenr-teen.
'Hie* slice eas eil ?' 'Hie. Merry Wives" at the- A. ninny
ms been namlatakable aad Is tboronably instilled ,,y mo
ixeeileuee of tba work ami the. repreeeaintioni wino ii
t has thus fur rr, ri v.-tl. M adaline I,'Alirtuuinl baa
mimd tn tan fall tba appen nolly win.-h tue. raia et
SittreatTbretbrengbl herteirxiiit.it ber iainit* aa a
.in- s.jiileri-ltu. Neither of In r pre veins 1 et f. imaiir.'S
v_s 10111 .arable tn ths. whie-a ls adtuiralele 111 rvery
raj II all tim chiirat-ters Wen half -o well Bane os
lera ** I he Merry * Ire*M aonld rank e-\c.. .i n ,y i.i.b
IllltltU- the eip. J ile rU'i*rt?.:i!ll "Ifs il.' til"* '""Ol. BM
int ha ,tt -ii, i-ie-r utiiizs auly a -mal ftuction of tue
"IpHlellltlea uf tba. lasl ul. Ila -rans lu li IV- .'lll
rired ibo f irv-.er aa an riiint nillo, nt arron and fog
ibo beaettt nf EalttaRr*th?t ibaa for hts amish cent.
I iee mn p .-" en . bia mu nv and ibo traditloos toueblna Hs
iruper peirurman, et .ir,- -11 p iii iu.it -s < ? iii . 1 v ? I f <, en
, 1 I lill ir know li-Ugl. nt tiiem lia* l,e-rii shown thu- r?r .tt
.ir I' l.'lr l.t. Wt*
rbe lula fur tbi* week are ia fol lo wa: M iropolltaa?
linn.lay, " Kel ii-'iu V..11 -alii". VViali,. s i.,y. ?? 1: f.,1.1 ";
. ? l..iii.-i _rin " : -atui'l.iv iillri niie.u. ?? lii.-'./.i."
.. -,.|. .?', -ll .11 :..,.- M r-. Wives"; Wodueoday, " < ?r
111 us"; Kn say, "Luijeiii_riu"; Saturday aft.-ru.ioii,
'Merry afiree.
MU8ICAL AND t) ..Ul Mic ITOTE&
ireh fin.rai i'n:.nt has opeaed lia e?lh eaaaaa
e- iniislrel tlirrctiin of If. K. I'.,in-r. It
ntibroceo thia eoaoon lon ?laoooa w en,; tim Inaitnettoa
s in-e tee mr nan a uf eliuiciira ,,r ftiri I .y-arii ,.,ia ; lu
,-"S iii- reodiag e,f-nilpie- eli urti i.u-ru ia
i. Bil lins. I'lirre. um ai?i four e-.e-- - Wltb
t mi .1 : .t ll .!? I 1.1 ul i.a-.i. ins. ruction il
a 1, elalie I I . 1'. Im' in it - Hi-o' IS -11. p .r..-d by
.11* it'll I, ll, llridM el* lilli- e'.lnl |g
e- I u, ru l.l'e'lt l.illll ll *1 .lllif | ,1 l-.aS-tCO
1 r le I i li, i-.iiiir..- in > a: Inls parla of lll? flit.
M -- ".mr a s. i .rett.s h ts rOiiairetl to appr .r a* lialithct
In Hi- ror:De-ei nlutr p.-rfu!iuaiu-? of *' I U- Ml i e'l ? " hy
tbe Amateur Opera Beoaetatiou "f brooklyn, and >u
trr-st ile tim event it- t-,er<u n _ty Increases. 1,.:-, yu mg
lui, n t-t already won much far rm um andi md ou
Mi" oa icort .mi..,. ie - *i -. .t ..1 promt a?? .... i -...,.
sion lu lliraol wu'.l e.-pe' i.l er , er u ai e>t ll uart) Ott*
to* \ l-l--. Mr-. M-i- a.- i I - a' i ? ? e-i ?.- I t.i li.- liq
lum Yum. Hr. C. IL I'.rs.n- the Mi.ail-', aad Ita J. V,
ti . . t ,.? toa in--* iii ed Rodeo
Mr, ii earri Ftunae, th- pupal or elnwn, wea boa lang
I.. . n tv id 1, kn nv ,i in tue ptuouium or " il i un y
.," i.'i-riv.'.l a ci npli ueir.try iit'ii-il' fii ? I iy
atii-rn i-i ,i' i Ora (jooro donan. Toa portana*
a ? ?? tt e, .ur ced by Mr. i' ii. Prooeb and Mr. Nai c.
'. I 111
Mr. ttoiaoeo'i new pia,- wm b? pradaond al -Taileek*e
Th. at:.- r..l kt
era- I'eiiupanv, acriuir in " A H.inCi of K ta."
wu .eppe ii at tue Third Arena* Tbanira tins wr,a.
I .. teiiupany ia aho.it lei pruoond to I .ilir.irni* and
li tb t ol,nu Ina. and lin, will uo a far ? _;. rn_r.t.o
ii r. t ii l*
'I -- \tei-<aret Maller app. areet last week lu Ilrook
Ive. arlina la J ulirt, juliana, Pmmtint, Juim nod lady
Thia areek abe will rlolt Booton. MIosMotaoe
ti ? i aa heretofore under tba mauagemeai of Mr. J.
.
\ ? gtbafnab addlttena abieb have beeu made to
th.- rallery of stniaoa at lue _fdaa Mu-Ce,.re aAgtaa eif
Ibe celebrated oaatnaar. Kr r.i m.uni i?.- i. ? , -. , ,d the
d -rm.ui.-:i,..: Krriu ii se ii-ieii-i. ll. Paalenr,
l I ti. Booth, .IL the le.til Avrii'ie liu-.itre, will lee
se-, ii ia-murraw mil Wadnooday ns sir BBeg oerrnaai
in M e--lu_-e r'- Iracedy, ?* A N,-tv Way tu I'n ei.d
li. lia. ' Via V yr.ir- have p.,.-.rd since Mr. Bootk ?as
.t- - ?-??' ;u . is. narrator ?u tba Kaw-Tork ? sae,nod
bia irsiiu.p i.ii, o| libera wm ha a pool ti ra novelty to
ii....> pl i} *i>era.
-?.i.-.i .ry's fnwbadaara, ralaralag to Veer*York after
a cunsidcr.ihlc .ID-cm e, tt lil eoaM fe.rth tin* vrak ai tuo
Up rn ll,eu*.', aetlag ta Mr. K . .. - , i> eu
ll o l '? i mee ol a Kind."
1 In- ltiiirr, c.,narcutite p. rfoiiiiaiu-e eif Mr. Hinge Bl
El il*n ??-. i.e.ty .iiinir.i *? Ona of Dur airlo** ot the
i.t ?? un lb am- will .H',-,ir lu-nuiu, ami Bill l?- ,e,iuiiiem
tn ite-,1 i.t iho distribution ot sonenulro In tba auiu-uoe.
Mr. cbs rina gnhorio. ir., nba long tinea .'aiiu'.i a huh
? ??pi .iii ni as au rim 'UH.neal auda platform urtu!, end
wim is |.boob lo a rn-'..i uii raiaabla pepaiartiy m
lc. , nv, wm tr I ve a s ? rt.-.s ol turee .tflcr.i perfur li?
an. -. it ibe Madison Hqiara rhaaire. on Pahrnarj l'i,
I", -i.i ii try IA. and If ire-u ?__, II- pragrn ii'nr- i.l.iii
upward ot Iweuiy-iour aelec iona, huiueironi ets w.-n .is
s. iii.,1-. ,- v. nu. a .ti,I- geld ut literature a id admit*
Uni or ur- ai un l tlolu'ltlfiil v tlitrty of ilr.iut.trio etrprea
-1 Lill.
Cbarlea Planer, tbe yalarna eater, raaab dna m-viu
Hem birthday eeu Pt ld iv. J .ni try J'.?. and was c<n,^iatu
laictl by Ines, s,,: friends.
GARLAM/d AU ./.st. TEES DER.
IT D NOW TOO I.A li: .TO KKMKUY II*.
Prom nil u "? ttsi- s'i'v.
The notion ti.it by tbrowiiiic awaj Itu tele*
pile.II -te. r, ,.e . all Irs...10 III ,,-eiI lulu.- Sallie OeMlUOB
ba :, .1 '.turu bonnee ptsul ll ls am j-Iii^iT foo l-b. ll ia
nf iiiii.ui-. ipinice till lier he p.-istiualey OUU'lUrU IO
mit oKoiuai tba Bru Company or net. . . . Hu* cinn-ai
p...nt where the actioa ol tim dope rt mea I dtreeily
a if et ted tba Aiteruei--Qeeernl'a prtraln iiiieraou waa
ihe ,i elston to lu ib< the suit in th- name ae i ai the anal
oi the ru.ted stale*. . . . rho mischief boa been dane
and cannot ue wm.liv andona, Nothing that Mr. Gor?
ian ? in do will tend ia ibo least to repair lt, axeept bia
Iflireu.elit Holli urti, !?.
MAklMe M -inilts WOKS! HY r.XI'I.ASA'ION.
f.imi ll,' A. bit . \ 1 .Ui rlis^r.
1 I.e iii <re tli t.ai. uni .Uriii,.:? i . .-xp alu tue miter
lin- iilllhrr doc* Uo oonooie entangled Ul tho Ucl of .lio
houul'.
" A STI It'll IV IIMK." MK l'llKSlDKNI*.
from The Seic Pvrk le'ear.on.
Prealdeat < lerela d i- u.ji --t-ny miolod ny rtoteet on*
p.-iieuia nr aawiaa fneadB, auraribelaei aa talah tba!
in- h.iil N.-lt r irlut mor.e .ii rmi.ni t.i ibo ciiar.it ter of
in- t tl)tiM*l olil. en and itu* pu ail.le lupiry thu in if f?
t h. tieiiu bos.uirt maa tu- >.itmv a Damuerntl Admin*
ISUO..OH cjiauot alteir 1. ai lins tuu-, lu li trlior in Ita
le..-.eui |>e|->.OUa tell'LO S?lll- arel ll >_ .,,,? e.,He., near. ..r
tt :...s .urn m.tv a i.iiii of iii s.-einsiruction. If thora be
mu millie ni thia P ml'... cinr a,-au. ttl Willeri tv ll In tue
1' un'le st leitroe* imp ill' tr,,- vallie of .to V t'a'il.i.'l otlice r.
I'le-idriit t'leve,.! ai iiui-t lake tlie bull hy itu* horn*
? Iul applv the remedy lliuis.-lf. lt wore better til it a
:!..'iis.|..d l'al.1 it-c etitinra wrre retlretl thou that th*
relguiag A.I iiiin) -irttii ea suoiil.i bc reudered use lt sa and
I lioperulire hy meir axiatniice.
1>H. Mi; ll '1111,1) vol WAIT -fl) lOMi.
.'Vj ea //. Whaling I W. Par /ill.-i.e-. *../'.
.Vltortie. i.oii i .i t.,rl .nd oas tue flour, ts hofon Ita
bad. to tell ke* Bo tia pp. ne,i ro Bo mvoti #1,"RH >.i um of
i"i, ptioiie stuok whu.' ii., tv an, iii,- Banaaa Tb* cuuo
Hy will httl.l ll- bn .1 i tt .el >? hr -peaks.
A Ul I't-MK ? HU II MAMSH,
* s-r.it.
Till tM IM any ll unralofp uki si I .i.'.iLt. hivev the
t- il nt Illa ev |. lan al "ai, that i'm l.lectiic lelcpheuie
a net Was BBt gi YOU W Ul.U, Itt) was one of |ke oimui.ti
un ro..rator? oi Un. .'oniptiij. lliat is to suv. Ho baa
i.e. n kivIii. ai.wk lu .IheTae leer lln-lr asslalollti*.
AUK OJLHUfKT OTTIORRB KXCKPI'IUNO TO TUP
RU l-K I
from Tar fitUriurg CAr inlet*.
HOW Mr I'leveian I rofooetl-w nis i ail mut pr efeastout
with tba qua il art >.f bia Attoruei ii.-u.-ral I* very hard io
ste. I'ei'eaps I ia' ( t 'I ut IS ext'ioptel from tho nile*
ttiiich apply lo ..illi't-ia o: a lo *er irrada, li la mora
lui ly, Uiou.li, th.tl tint I'leeil.'iil lofasaa to tnno any
arima ll! Ua lani's eas- -I'liii.t ItaOaUS ? tuo
i.uiuuy oaks for *u. ti u tlou, au 1 be*
cause lie linn.s lt ili-pays a Urtu ate.) u.e
beodlBg ohar.ic.i i lo so stubbornly rcs *r th* popular
tleiU'eiti Tbaio ls, however, ad-loreaee betweau tlrm
ucao aud pig beaded area.
I.- Mir a ?lii.r." riiK\ a BUBB,
i-'r-iM Tte .larcrster i.Vilu.l Rpg.
Mr. Bartend rrpuiioioa im- w .ni tun probably he
ilurs mit like " il.enitlril" ant/ heeler, ami ll ls a rile
wm <1 ; but would lie os helter pie tse.l wilh the only ra
m.uiiiii-- Word tt ni, b s.nus appuoaole lo ibis transao
iiei,, I lt Uio slucK wa. uni a giri or douatlon why waa
ll uol u biitioI
thk oHowiu ft Atti IK ti:xas.
freein Vne Savannah Sent.
Tbeie bee hue gr n narr -*"" tbe typography
of Texas p. (tc i a ul lalo. A tow years a<o the aymara
Tezoa paper looked aa If ii had bena frtated ou a oidor
prosa wilh a lout of l. ti-peiiuy nails.
no ovh Dtsptrrn him.
J^oia The Peoria HIL) Trotttcnpt
Senator Veal ?_/? be dlifors from -.homao H. lieu toa
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