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any ordlnnrr cir. tin stances. A further embarrassment
ls that iilil, I, ls felt by I l.e mimi, Ipalltte* WhOee officers
bave contideetiy expected tbe nay mest ol considerable
ennis from the -"tole, nader tbat portion of the law
?which lii,i,le the stat'- uullioi Hies the Collecting agent
for tbe local goren?tenta, There are Innumerable
phases, in faot, of ibo dl'tiiculty which the decision has
gani ed.
Should dc law go before the Cour" of Appeal* at one.;
aud ix- decided with all rim celerity that the admlnlatro
tlon of jtisiee e.,ititi permit, and ali.ml.I the temporary
difflcuiiy sf the State be lided over?a* they Will?tbe
question yd rem .ins as lo preelaely wb tt is de-lrcl, and
?What a decision, ..,! ,,r aga!IlB| the Ina of 1884. Would
imply. If the Court or Appeals stiniilt! reverse the Bu*
picnic Court'- dei is'Ou, tho I.w of 1 Ssl would stand so
far a* Hm et.url bcd IB t's opt non ,n last Thursday ; but
tln-re are disputed qu slums to be decided atlll. lor in
oecidiug tue main conatltutiooaJ i--ue the snprama
OasrtCoule not go Into the other subnets which wero
secondary, ned so there weald in* funner UUratlo? < >u
the other band, should Hie Court of Appeals
sustain the Supreme (..mt. there ls no rall*
roatl tax law whatever. and the uhoii,
subject must be t.Bittered air.tin la tha Leg!al nure, un?
der possibly les* tl,Iii, ult cli.ii.ictaii. i a t inn) lb lss|.
but wnti seeraely ic** labor n.-ceasary, and tl," prospects
Of mictiiik' full as sc mus opposition fruin lue Ineie-ts
allele). It ls helievttd ti.ai a law applying the prin?
ciples lah! down liy'tlm curt could be drawn and il I*
earnestly tlc*ire.l by many that the opinion, with al! the
f. a*;!'.e dollin ti.>u-. should I'i' made Ibis baale of n new
act, wiib ii would lax ibe railroad* locally, through a
(State a.'ency. each local k'overniiieiit tu receive the .till
amount of railroad tux to which it would I, ? eutitl Ml . v
tbe ex.sterno ol railroad property Wit?la lia borden.
The tax in -nen aca-e would 1." ut the Inc.il rale, il ls
BUpposed. and then, lt ls cbtluie !, there would be equal
taxation, und tin- state u mild timi support tor il* goren
Meal from a mooni tan apoa toe pt-ople through the
counties, is counties now au froiu tho people of thc cub I
am! Kiwi's within their border
Tills winn i In- likely to increase Hie taxation unnti the
rabi" ula, aud lt would make BB as OSIBblnS chango, the
vusi efl, eta of winch would l.e it-it la ..li directions
The BtaM lias .subsisted SO long ll, "ll the
yearly tribute of Hie eorpuratioiis that t a
Cbani:.) would be almost pneiinuieiial in many d.-parl
lueuis, and especially remarkable rn ita effect upon the
tom- of legisia um. Involving money expenditure. The
railroads boring ebortoredexaoiptioaa w<>uiu still re?
main to be dealt with. Mini the cont, st upon tliese.ln any
case, wtii pre hold) be protracted and involved.
The la-irisiatuio lt,a a great task before it In any
event. It is fortunate that in both houses there are
-n-mlier- who are familiar willi tho general BUbjeCl .uni
?congabie aa any of haudliug it wita euceese. Tm-re
will ne no danger, it la bettered, of Injuatlce being done,
ami Hie aitsaUoB I* ton complex and loo serious lo ad
nut ol treat mei,t upon mellier .,.isis thau upon that
Which ls best tm Hi' state and ui )u*l t? Bo Intered
Whatsoever. The railroads an rapn-eented by eminent
counsel, and there is so Helical lou that they Will lose
any advantage by loo graM truel is ihe generoelty of tbe
State's n-pr. sen:.itiTcri, or too much modesty In the pre
SCUtutioii of their C BC. There ls a prospect of aloug
legislative m ssl,,h. S oiihl Ihe cum' !)>? appealed, um!
should a tong lime be required for ihedeelai<.a ul the
Court of Appeal.*, Ihe Legislature may tn',elude Ps Ol *
dinary l.usii es- and a,li,,urn until the colin's decision la
promulgated, when another Meting asdoeoeesary uc
tlou would follow.
FLABS TO IMFSOra THE ll A ELEM BITER
A dispatch to Thk Tbibobk from SVashlng
tou last wuk stated that senator Kvarts had introduced
a bili asihofiaing lbs Baaratary ml w ir to contract with
Charles SIOSghtoB for the con*:ruction of a Harlem
Uiver channel, -"-'"> feel m Width amt tlfleen tcctiu depth
at in.au hov water: ibat it wis to come within the
limits of General Bewtoo** oflei ti lurrov : that the lm
proveincnts ure to co-l ?M.J>l,>,iii) ' and are to bo com
ploted berton Joly, 1888. asd ibat Mr. sion hton had
proposed to furnish the nirlit of way free. Inquiry Ol
lieutenant 1) rbi, of the Culled-Hate* Baglaeer Carpa,
at the Armv Building. No. ;i3 Wes: Boaaton-et., elicited
the In torin tl ion thai Hint di pai tment Ol the go. eminent
service waa pishing forward Ita pnpanUona to begin
work on the llitrieui Hiter ehaaael and lbal no such
action aa senator Kvarts'a MB pi Hits te la expected By
them. Lieutenant I)-rby thought lt )v;is no; probable
that auoS a bill would be paeaad.
Oooorsl Newton's plan for the Har.eui Hive! linpiovi
ment provided for a chunum 400 leM wide (wln.-u lie
considered as siuall a tiidtli aa waa advisable) Bad Bf
teen feet tleep, excel"! utera rock Hot tutu, where ,t na?
to be eigiiueu feet Beep Tue cutniis' of the channel
through 'ue son,! roch al tu.- upper uud of tbe rirei ? ,..
Constitute Hie larger part ol the expense ot the improve*
lUellt. C' Beni Newton's e tllllate ot the I Xpclisf li
carrying out lu.* project a g2,100,OOU. I. UeiieraJ
"Newtons pan ?a carried om aud tue work done undei
the d.reciion of the Engineer Department, aa was tbe
SSM ls ibo Blood BoM wurt, different portion* will oe
let out to iilffennt ooutractote, tnS) lowest !., ld. i from
a somber ol eompeUtora beiug ohoaen la each caae, i rn
the other hand, if beoatur Erarta'a bin i* passed, the
(Secretary of War would have le award tbe oouiraet to
Mt. sioughioi. or no one, lhere being no cm,pei,timi in
the case. It Colonel McFarland, (.neal Ni-?-!iiii'it
auccessnr here, is abie to c nupleie tn- liunrovoinenl al
a lees cost lhai) the eelima e, tue difference le the Gov
eriimeiH's, while a contractor li uatunlly alwaya rn
tonated lu oom plating tbe work M a leas eoet ibau tn*
BMImsto in .truer toinoreane kia 01*11 proti'-. I in- con?
tract could .<? iy call for the cutting of the direct eben*
uei, and tbecontractor eonidnot !>? held t,, provide
against poeaibla ooutlnganclea and u .mace* such as
Ecounui-'s or waahouta from currents, while the Goren.
mint coueiroetor would build u dike when sm ii a iblug
threatened and guard gainet Ihe danger. Alinosl the
?wbo.e right of way hus been Borared to lbs Oovernmenl,
and the OoTenment engiueen are only walting for it
all to be * cured io begin th. work.
Mr. Btooghtos wasstiii m Washington yeetoiday. and
bis idea lu attempting to secure the contract could Hut
be learned.
QVARRRL8IB THE OEETSAL LABOE UEIOB.
?Tin* tum-ot tin- Ceatral Labor Uoiooat tba
regular meeting si No. ill Eigbth-M ssa again taken
up 1.1 the quarrels nt ween tho two ? Igsnoaksmf
Unions. Tbo first trouble was on the application of
tight lodges of the United order of American CMpSBtaM
and Joiners. Tue Pragraaatce I'l.ion uni tlieir adher. nts
opposed their admission on the gro md that it v as an at
tempt to pack tho union tagulUBt Hie Pragma alt cs. They
were admitted after a heated debate. Tba fight Mas
hardly .uer whoa a na dutton was latrodaced by Cigar
j.ack. r- Bates, B? '-', deoooDdag Ike aeUonof tbe
Ciktaruiitkers' prognaalva Botes Bo. 1 and Ctgarps. ken1
Progressive Ciiion No. 13 in trying to till the-li,,, af
Lory Urns., iirotva t Earle aad Pnah MeOej ??. 1 ,
which have been declared mi strike hy ma lab rnottousl
I'm.,:i. It. iidcl by aaklag the Cestrnl Lsbor Usloo t<<
say that '-lt can dispense withorgSBlMUonaguilty et
auch high-handed, pei th Imus, COBtempUbM and assbby
action." The r.'-olutlon wa* reletre.lt'> Ihe OeUUnlttoC
on cte ..tic - ..".er a debate which severn! Hines aBaoel
degeueratetl into a i lot. It looked for a 11 li 1 it* a- though
the pre.-ehee of thc police would M nBCeeBBTl lo preBCIll
order. The llavaiiu cumriiiakera' Union contributed
tlieir min-1<> the general cou fusion by .-itiiing alteutlou
itt th.- -hop of Lorant** Peuda* _ < 0 .which, li I- . brion '.
ls filled ui with < hiii.-sc and other cheap workmen. Tue
mattel wa* referred to the arbitration 1 on 0
Toe betiding tiadrs' del agates called attention te thc
|bM tbat toe work os the new school house la course of
erection at One-hundred and tweutj ninth *t and
Issth-STSt was lu ct?tige ol Mr. Spear-, ulm let the
work out to ?uh eoiiiractois. Augustus DaTldsou bud
the esrpentei work and employed ,only non-union mon
at low wages TM ptiiiitiuif was elsa sob-itt to a non?
union Bontrsetor. The waislug delegate* ul tbe building
trades' w.-re instruct tl to wait on the i'liian. e Commit
tee ol the hoard o( l-l,dueatl.ui and try to Induce the com
n.itte, to give out ti.e woiu on tim ten school house*
wbieii are te be repaired te dtiersnt eon tr oe tor a
A largely attend*d meeting of the Clgaitrakeia'Pro
freaaire Onion wis held lu Everett Hall, lo Ea 1
ourtli .st., in tlie morning, IO consider what action shall
be lakes os the piopoeitlon of tbe manufuctuiers to
sIhiI sb teiiemenl-haii.se work. The subject wa* di
tu-i'il and a committee na- appointed to walton tbe
mauufitcturors and make nir Migo monti for Ibo change.
?
QVBBXIOBA Bl TEE MAYOR ol BABBA T.
Mayor Haly, of Raliway, B. J., on Saturday m.nie pnb*
11c nu upeii letter to thc Cty Attorney, Osml Berry, In
reply to|tbe ebsrrgM WSieh the latter recently published
against bim. Tue Mayor preface* a seri.?* of questions
to Whist be dt* res answers without evasiou by saying :
" 1 know thal I labor under disadvantages?tuat I am
endeavoring to expose a shrewd pnlitical manipulator -
but I tiring to tho w.,rk detenu,nation ami patience and
our feilow-eltl/.eiis shall know the truth and condemn you
out of your ow 11 iu..ut b. I ask you to eui, tine you 1 sell to the
present subject of dleoaaetoa, the Illegal payment to you
oy tbe treasurer of Raliway of nearly $500 without a
Warrant. You have a right to charge me with any
misconduct or neglect of oinclal duty of which you may
consider me guilty and you shall bave your answer lu
goo I time, but 1101 ul present, for weak ami stupid us I
may be. 1 feel lt is business-like tu hold you to the pres?
ent Issue between us ... I ask your answer,
'yes ' or ' no,' to Hie following questions:
One of thew ia : Are 1.ol tho members of Connel, ami
the naasra Committee who oppose my cfit,ne ai return,
equally lo blame with yourself for the taking of these
money a out of the treasury, und have they uot, almost
to a milli, pan ul paled lu tho 'carfares,' the ' dliiuera'
and the ' beer' ("
?
ARE TBEY VELI.IRIS li 7o UER A PIER I
Then luis boon a my.st ci ions movement lor
?evora! days on the staten island aide of th.- Arthur
Kill near the proposed location of the Baltimore and
Ohio bridge across Staten leland Sound. Lumber and
building material have been accumulated on ihe stone,
and on Saturday a house, evidently lutendt-d for the ac?
commodation of workmen, was erected on the salt mea
dowa near the sound. '1 he workmen are very reiicenl,
but tiie people here na Moo that Um Baltimore asd Ohio
Bailroad Company la about to begin operation- for the
Slnkiuit of a pur of tbe proposed brulne. prob ,l,ly io
anticipate tbe repeal of the amendment-, tc thc lamond
btw of New-Jersey, threatened by ibe Chase act, und to
be ready when Congress tinnily votes.
STABBED THREE TIMES IS THE ARE.
lleury J. Ila*,dy. a brother of Dr. Hurdy, the
well-known expert lu medical disorders, waa a prisoner
lu tbe Jrileixii. Market Codee Conn yesterday charged
With stabbing Henty I*, r-hortello, rt bartender, of No. 21
King-si., at 4 o'clock Sunday morning. The trouble
arose lu a dining-room in the Bowery, is Len Banty
asked a girl known to tl.e visitors at "Hairy" Hui's to
drink with bim. Sba declined and then, sbortelie aaya,
ll ard y followed him and the giri to Prince wini Wooster
?t_, where Hardy Blabbed bim innortello, tour tunes in
be left arm. Au ami,u.ance BSrgeoa diessed his wounds
Ol the Prince Btreet Police Station, and DeteOllVee
Moran aud havaxacol wero directed to Hud Hard v.
Bhoi telle escorted the girl to ber home at No. l-'o
Vanck-st.. where Hardy also Hvea, and ihoy were lhere
received by Hardy, who waa theu knocked down uud
kicked by Sbortolie. Hardy rau away, but waa after?
ward arrested by tho ward others. Justice Vt olde held
the accused man lu gl.000 ball for trial.
That is tbe Question I?.* quire : ?' And if
Siere should be another election anon, Hodge, tbe qnes
on will be 'An we to maintain the Cutout' " Hodge :
?"Axiii* peardou, Mauoire, lt'penn to mean' my ft l.< 1
laborers tbo question ls, 'la tbe Union to luslulalu
Wef'-tPuuT
THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.
some STJUKnra pouria of rm: measure.
iispassagk aaaoaio ia nu subatb?bjsoivibos
o|* 90MB oF I ls si ppoKl KU*.
I i: ,M A ST ?.PK OOBUSSrOKOBM I Of TUB 1 MB!WU ]
Wasbibotob, Fob. 21.?l'he debate ob the
BdueaUoaal bill, whick bee been going ra in the St eats
f r over a wc k, will be restiiuetl ,,n 1 uesday. The bill
ls practically the aame us Winn lt passed that
holy on April 7. 1884, by a rote of 'AA funs
to ii aaya, ami it will undoubted]] paaa
again, though not e tow of ita supporter* have mlsgtr
lugs a* to tin- el ci Ol !!.'? measure. What will become
of lt in I In- Hoii-e nn ono can tell. The bill al'p: oprlates
S;77,min,O(S), to lie -letribSted Ifl Ihe BOX! eight year* to
aid common schools. Ol,ginni])- H Included Industrial
schools, but that wis stricken out. Tue de?
lete on tbe measure bas takeu a Wida
nogo, lilt ha* been chiefly confined to tbe
authority of Consent te pom sash S measure
ninier the so-called " general welfare " provision of Hie
Coiistitutlou. Mr. MergSB, of Alabama, lead* tho oppo?
sition to tnt-lull on eonatltsUssol groeads, nnd he is
supported by SeSStOn OdM Bad Muxev, of Texas, and
H.,me others, lt ls a cm -lou* fact that these constilu
tL bal expounder* voted tor a bill to establisu
a permanent educStlonol fund by devoting t? tli.it
porpuee Ula proceed* of the sales of public land*
ant! the revenues lo he derived from tlie Patent
Of?OS 'lhey eon.tl lind wai rant in the Coustit illou fur
au iudirect approprMUon f?r educaiion iu that way, and
also for app.opna lug inoney for riv.-r* and harbors, for
doctoiiiig auk cows, aud for raflOUS oilier purposes, but
Sdirectapproprialiou MMd common school* they as
Bl il lo ne iitio.lv unconstitutional. Tin: legislatures of
Texas. Lou lisna, Mi-sissippi. South Carolina aud Other
Boutbera suites, aad tho various sdncoUonaJ a
tlou* have iimiuiiuou*!)- peUUoOed for till* measure.
As to the need Of lt there s-ema to be no gtaaaUCO. A
Bepnbllsss esoeua csselderad the bril ami agra si to
l>..s*iu They sams to thai conclusion os tbe ground
thal lu no ..mer way can tho counir, hope f?r an intelii
gent snllime In the South. Illiteracy seems to Ito In
prosilng lhere iu?iead ttl decreasing. According lo
Mr. Iiiair'? ligutcB there were il.-'-''',-7- eolorad prneu*
over tea years of BUB IB IB&O Who were llnterale
ii bile bos the number 1* 3,600,000, lt appear* linn the
number of white lllitersiea la a,so on the iBoreaae la
some ot the southern Mule* --mr h Carolina for lu
atanoe. lt appears that there are 1,000.000 white
Tetero who cannot *rim, rsc South?ri people declare
thut they ara dung all they rou In Ute way ol aaetsiulng
cu.uni,li BOhool* ami thal ti nh.ult National uni
it ii ni i,o impn-aii.ie tor m..ny of me Southern states
to make Mii.v Impreeslaa ea tm- mas- of Ignorant)** then
Ssnstor i>.. ph aa i bomb other* do not think thal it i? ul
together Hue. I le ll,titi- t hal If lin- people ol theSuulh
Wen ii Hon- lo till Ho Ilise.vc- for educaiion lu the * ile'
proporUOB a* ls 'lom- lo OregOU SB I lome of the North?
ern slates there tvoiiel b- uo neel lui' Natl,,mil aid. In
lue ??till,li thc avcia. e our.ill ni of the coinmou BCBOola
is oniy turee monibi of tue year, and progress
nader such ooudiUooi is neeeesaiily alon.
a.a niling t.< tn., r:i.-ts brought out in tnl?
t fair proportion of meson raised for tbe com?
mon si Boola n given to m i,m.i n colored schools n,
i.t orgld and sonic otiier soul uei ii -~ t .t t - -. bu' tile sum ?
conpalaiivc) small. Ill Louisiana the official Itt-iir. .-,
IhOW llial .ot mo ie t li .i-i iio p i Cool of the school popu
un;..t;.uid eltuer n,...;.,?, private or parocbia schools,
sud thal tue nu m.>c i h mug educated la aeiuaiiy deumaa
lug Hiiioii-ii the population i* lucreasl
Ur. Main, ot M .ssa-nu* t s. min i* well known fur ht*
educational wura lu the South lay* lhere li gt. tl
.ian.c. un e-s so , en,nix- can i,? doiie loon, that tree
I. il in'tc is of Hie (Iii .lei. oi ih. belli I t lasses nf the iv ni ie
lu ibu .-ouiii will be clune, ti into Illili lu t. I; ia
thin ataie of things, with thedealrn to _ s \?- me ea
people .ni opp,inii.., v ui Bee-ire each Information a
. ,,, make tuen lutelllgeul voters un i unable tueiii lu ea?
ten mell r: sut'. ti,.; hu- tc i .,,- v., pub icaustuaupp. ri
? meas uro. On Ibe other baad there i* a aoapiuion
bal Br. Morgan and some otbei Southern paiit.aiaua,
uno prom by tin- present condition of inlnga in Hie
soutn. aro more auzious to contluue lt than io uphold
:..,- i nie l.uiloii.
lin money appropriated i>y the bill will go prine ,
0 the southern lalee, l'he un to wbethei
,1 i.oi H.I* liner v wu, De unlit BXpended la what makes
? nine friend* ??! lha bill regard it ?i b mapi lou
1 ne money will gu lulu tbe 1. >u i* "f ihe .southern State
...v.-ri,,,,ei,is. Ibes.-are tbe product nf fraud, rhe) es
it by tho peijury of einctlou offl er* indi
i vole*, rhe queatloo U whether officials who
ii ti.11 n iin-ir placee by eiich mci ns can bo truatod io ei
>? nd t.M- last sn u of money bonesliy. Am.: i
lion H. the h.il is thal Ike ena,rel pt opie
inii not get thcr Just proportion, lu
ill tin- Bom bern Mate* the len.iola f?r i ?
two raci s are di- li,, t .md the fines ate . i-t: I bu'ed ar
?or,ung to nie number ol each race li the separate
ichooi tti-tricia, or a.cording to Ibe number of -
iiiair.-n ol each ran wltnin tbe Behool agaa as pre
: by tbentatrTiwe, Accruing le tbewr ital Hie*
ioa Neilin ?>? fund would nol i> iii*ir,i, nod in ihe utio
'i Hu-il ii.-iact nt e.u ii race lie-t,.,,; Southern t
mould ic e.\u c., taeuud year un account of
7.il'..Hil White lill.et iles *? l.ls-',|..,-, .ni,,!, ace,ont of
-'.-J't... Hi" colored Ul! eia'e- Til...?'.'-' If applied, me
it win I.v, nmler ihe *?,ate i nt ?, ti e nuitearboola alli re
celve .? j.t','.., .".., aud the colored acbuoia 92,314.ISO, so
tbat while each Illiterate bia hand white uta.!
same som from tba National Treasury in practical ap
plisatlnfl ..ni. white lliiieratc u ii receire ? ,.
education lu a white arbon! aev.-rol time* the ami. mi
that ii iii in -applied to tn.' education ol the eol?rod
:;.iterate m lb. achoola ni bia raes
li mil i,e Impossible im tba National Ooveroraeni to
follow thia money Into a Htate and ane ll la aol wt n .
i.at ibo lilli ought to provide Hi n ti,,, colored lehoola ol
every townshipsbouia secure the beneBt ,,f Just 'hs
proportion "f Hm fund io which IB*
cl,,re,i Illiterate! of tba township entitled ihetu.
Th'-m..ney w ll nellly all be dnwn iron Nm Hiern tai
paters ; inn their representatives In the Renate ne iee
tbat they will not objeel to tbe om a) lt on v a proper
guarantee can be hud il ai ihe moue) will be fair!) wsad.
Ii ls the icnorance of i ulong roten tba! enab * Hu ill
el I, I), ino. Tal- lo Se 7,r- , nt,Iro. of lilt (,?V, ! I HIS I !. Hilt
whether ihe bill In n* preaeat ibap. will be of muel
I,et,-tit li, prov!,-lng a remedy seen,' tobe qucalJouahlc
,-i cn lu tba inliuls of stone of ns aapj tuteis.
?
ITEM8 IN THE DEI ICIEM! I BILL,
Wl.y WOBSMBM Al:!'. DlgUIIAUOKO i'., I lin:
TULA ! ,:Y I t'l.lM.S.
Wasbibotob, Feb. '-'I [Special*.?The Com?
mittee on Apprnprlatioiis will report a d. Boloney bill on
Tuesday, sud an eliott will be mada to POM I! at once
In order to give employment te some 'jie. workmen re
Bently dieckorged from th,- Bevy Toed la this city.
There has been a good deal ol erltielam among Cengreea
men nf tko policy of ike Navy Departmeui in empluyina
such a large nu In -er nf men as to .-i hulls! thc ap ju Dpi ,,i
tiona and rei.uir. the discharge of tkeM workmen in mid
winter. A similar j.,mc) uppoars to hare bo. u followed
at oilier garda
home, of thc items in the Deficiency bill iiluatrato the
peculiarltlea of the Treasury Department .-ainu.]
Plower was appointed Assistant Treasurer si Bea
Orieans to suet end I'. 1. IlerwU', but Mr. I lower did not
appear to take poBsosslon of tbe otiien until Berember 11
though he took the oath el office on Seplembei 12. Mr.
ilcni-lg could not leaTe the oilne without a head a* lil*
boudttsea wosld be held raaponalbis Ba rema ned
In undisturbed poeeeeelon until Borember 11, and he
was olhcliilly neoffniaed by Hie Treasury OepOTtmeat lu
various couiinutiK atlon | a* As*!?taOt Treasurer, but tho
DepartaMnt BM rofuaed to pay kia a salary after Sep
tember 13, elslmlng that lt belongs te Plower, wbo did
not t.ike possession until November ll. In a aimil.ti
manner Cunno.,er Imrhum has refused to pay Mr,
Spaulding lils salary a* gsalatanl Treas irer ut San Iran
c-in from Moy 1 toASgSMSO Mr. BpaU(ding*! tenn
expired on May 4, but no asOBMBM appeared to take
puaeeeeloa until August 20, dnnag which time Mr.
hp.tullin,lt, of course, continued te dlsC?ai-gB tho ilutie*
Bl the ottlee. When he cullie to seine np his ac. nun ta lie
nas astonished to gad that Conteoller Durham held that
he could not be pal I for his services after May 1.
lither Items in thc bill are for payments of amount* tn
Consuls. 'The Coii*ul Heiierul at (liuka, Japan, WM
..bilged tu J.ay for medicines and Clothing furnished to
A mei lcm prisoners fOii_u:-dbi ibe Judgment of the ( on
sn,at coin ts. The rstoa were the *ome aa paid by olbei
foreign Conan la at ti.at place, bul the Treasury De
pul 1 melli deciel 1 hut the alli,ililli weld halo in !,.
deducted from the Conaul'a meagre salary und, r the
in.milicent pt.ny of Hie last I), uno, uatlc House or Rep*
risen lal! les. I lie OoOBSpGeBSrol ut shanghai alan
found that ttl*'! wen .ledueted from bte eatery being
tbe ainoiim poid for court expenses, Be continued the
system thal in. l been lu operation for years, and di 1 not
know until his accounts were disallowed ibat he
WM expected to be.ir personally Ibe necessary ex?
penditures of performing duties Impeeed ob tum hy
law. Now ibat tho Consular service I-, in Hm banda of
Democrats pei hap* tin- House will be more liberal in Hs
allowances, but lin- Hus or the Department ol -tate uro
full of complaints Hom Consnleof niggardly and p..r-i
nionloUBtreatment, winch plaoe* them uta dlaedvao
tage aa eompared with ihe Couaula ,,f other aaHona.
Perry Belmont ls toning bia allenlioii io thia matter,
and he hones to get a bill passed to linpiotc Hilt service.
The trouble is. however, as shown by hundreds .,r com*
plaints from A me neon citizens in fureign countries, that
..ne half the i .ut-ins ure wholly unlit to perform thc
untie- of their nflteea Nearly ali of n,i- old experienced
ollie, ts were turned .mt bj President < loveland and the
place* given to brekea-Uowa Democratic poUUolssa.
-?
THE PATRONAGE OF MW york state.
TUK AD.MI.NISTHAIIo.*." .SOI SBXIO0S TO IIFI.l
QOT?SWOU MIX?MU. wu ir sk Y's AMinnos.
W tiBIBOTOB, Pub. 2\ iSjitciali.?TUv term
of 1'tiatuiast.r-r Behan MO, of Troy, will expire this week
aini th.-re me set er; :> annulate" :n the Held, ,m,,,uk whom
are said to b( ex-Mayor Murpht and ex-speaker Patter
eon. But there appears lo lie BO agiaosiBIII among Hie
New-Yeik Hemociaiaon lida or auy other question of
patronage. In.- appMstMOUM mude In Maryland thu
otb. r day, Including thal of tbe somewhat noiorloiia
BOMBS aa Naval Officer, were the result of an agreement
iiiuiiiig Hu- !)? umaralla CongriBsmen from that Slate.
lu numerous other InataiK ea tue President baa regis?
tered the witl ol Hie party hOOBBS Hui ii hi n II comes to
New-York .io agreement can be reached. Tummany
(Democrats I,ave teen trying to get
Munis Krieusam removed us luternal IWve
nue Collector lu New-York, but huvu nol been ai,io
to ?ucoeed because o( the rnulilp,Icily of candidates,
"J nmi.) " Oliver, who has been here looking over the
ground, und w hu spurned " Tim " Campbull'a offer to aol
aa .ulde ut the While House ou the gi mimi ibat be knew
" Dan " and the Piesldcut belier iban "lim," think
thal he oiiL'lil to bs appointed Internal Keveline Collec?
tor, lim --.111111111 " i ? sus ii.tt -tl of i??m_ on close terni*
with (.uveruor Hill, rboee am bl nea to come to Wash?
ington is not ragsreed favorably st tbe White Bouaa.
It is not probable tbat any one will be appall ted te BB
nitice h. New-Turk wke will be likny to help the.Gover"
lui ii, bia *, heme lo lie made a United Mates Senator or
to bee mea PrrsMenUel eaodtdata. Il le understood la
A- lininlstratn.il elicits mr.- that S-, r.-lai V Wini nay Will
be tbe candidate of the Administration for Senator, if
the l.ciuoeiats should siicc ed. aa li.ey hope to, in rap?
turing Hie Nell \nlk Legislature this tear. If hoi, lin ll
Ullin,ct i-,,,.,kc,l upon us aPrealdeullai poeaibility In
eas-* Cleveland abod Ibese! isldepn ISMS. Mr. Whitney
wu hara tba lupport <>f ibe Psyni *. ?,: tibia, aad >i ii, be
Bide to ruinen i unlimited -un, tt.r campaign purposes.
Hi- entertainments h.-re sxceed anything ..r toe kind bo?
ron Wm.un at ibe capital, and it is bloted thal bis upin
ions mi tue s lier ami o:her qm Itlon* ii ill be atreptahle
te the Western men,
POE A CONGRESS <?F A.MI.I.'ICAN NATIONS.
BBBATOB II.Vi'* liss lo rn..M.li: n:\]>i lll
TWBKN lim IMll.H STATES AM) BOOTU
AM' UH*.
Wasiiikgtob, Fell. 21.?Seaator Frye will
int r,? luse the lol ion mg inii m tin- senate on Tuesday:
sc tntiii. Titr.t the Pros.,lent lu .md he hereby la
am hor ted aud lirrcted to invite, on liebalf ol ibe i.ov
.linell! .Hld people ol the Lintel --t Hie*. .Iel.'gales from
e..c.i of the l.epiii.iles i.r lehirul ami Bomb Alni lieu, iu
eluding .ilcnic. inn! sun 1>,uuiug,i ai.ii tho 1.lupin- of
I ir,,/. I, !,, aaaemble in lue Cit) ol W .cn i hgt on BU HM Isl
tta.i ,,, Oat otter, IsHH, to.isidor snd decide upon aitch
ipi'eoiluiis a* mall oe lo lue mut u.tl iiiHTesI and t oiniuoli
welfare of the Au,orien, i.plea; thal naen of Hw ludo
peudeul nation* ol tum bruiiBi hen euell be entitled i"
semi ii- maur delegates a* e*?rh mat foi itself .leietmlue,
lull 111 I lie decision Ol <|u -el lol is III I he ('oil gross II J dele
gatlOU -nail i.ui.- ilaire lin.ll one tole.
[Section 'i, d',un lu f munling thia invitation to the
constituted si t hort tie* ol the severe] Independent ni
ernineiils of thc Aim tit un Hemisphere, mit President of
thc I'i Hod State* hall r-el fol th laat Hie said ? ol..-;
c Hind lo consider:
lirst. Mi neara* that shall tent te present, the peace
nu i promote thc pres nen ty of tao S nineteen Batt oas: and
lo present a um.cl I'c.-itiolicc BgalUSl the CnTmieulu, u!ri
ot Kunipean mouaieoieal power; and to preserve tuc
Integrity aad pnaeni lerrftortal constitution* <>f each
ng.Oust forclltli, ul-lneinliel .lieut.
second. .Mo.sure-, to? .i.i the formation o'un Amen
, ,ii euston.a ni,i. under which the filide of the Amen
eui ii .lion* ahull, bo tar Bl i* pi... in anio ami pint,lanie,
be cu li li 11 et! to A inc rici ll water.-,, and Inert) .-hull lie a free
mle den. t ul ihe peculiar natural and ui.iiiur.ictu.cl
piouurte ol each,
I'nittl. rim e-:.iit!l-luneiit of direct, regular and (re
quent Hue* ol steamship eomtouneatloa betareas tn.
pm I- of Hie Aluerb an i ouiiuout-t.
I-',..Jilli. Tlie e-lunli-liii.eul of a anllorm system of
ciisiom* regulations rn eaeboi the Independent Amorl an
saut-, to govern tbe exportation anti Importetiou of
lu, I, nu.elise; a millnrm mei ii",I of t lie.-illeilloii ami
Valuation ot sile, lu, ic,Ul,dis, In the port- u cn I, coull
try, und a ,11,1 lorin s.i -lem oi Intones.
ilflu. I'ne adopllou ol a common sf.I. iii ot Weight!
un,i mraanrea, aud uulforiu laws lo protect tba peraons
mid pio|icrty. the paieni ii.-uts nnd trade-marks of i 111
Zen- of cit uer . it.intil iii tlm.it her*.
m\;ii. rn.' adoption of a munumi sliter. oin Which
sli ill lie i-.-Ulel l>>.it,-li (ron rum,,nt in such itu ullin,ml
a- abai! in- proportl .hate In tha |iopulatli n ,,f each, Ibe
s mo ti. legal-lender Ine.uiercial tiansaolloua M
I wee, clli/eli- of all lim A mel lean n.ii I. nts.
Sciehih. An .ere me t u|. .Hld te oiiilueiida lon
im adopUou to h., ii- re-p.-ciiv. governments of a letlnlte
pan for tbe arbitration ol ail i|Ueail.ui. dlsputea ami
iiiiiercuci > Hint ma] now or beraolten exlat between
liam.
sectmn :;. rna! inch delegates na may atti nd th. lld
t'ougress abell lat the giwaia of tbe (loverun:ent ol tbe
I ii 11cl Slates, ami abell be .^i uti .unod dum tue tm.t
,111.il III Hil- count i y nulli the Hue. [ll,eli de
parture li. such a ma n- i aa -bu; lie eonsiateul Sith thu
dignity of thia Nan,m. und the itnpoitan.ftbedut)
. c appoint ed lu pei form; andu,.: ihe nam of.
ii,,,, uei ticu- m.l .lollara, oi -?? much thereof aa may be
le.fs-all ls llfrellt .ip| lop! .ale,I tull o' ..UV 111",-iel 111
the I'i.- .-in t no) .!,.,?, i, i-e appropriated, I bi ia
ui sim i.-cl limier the iliiec ? - ? ii ot the secretary III Si
SCH,,|| I, I I. ll lae Pri*?td0UI l.f ld Pill I -(..te*
sh iii. ot lore Ibu a. I nu i rn im n. it.' Hie pren, ni . ungn
and ulm lb,' ali tc- .md coi,-el.I of the sen , ie. appoint
IWell 1 (lllir dele;- tte* tl) III" - lill '
equally limn Ibe two imlltl ? I. lee, .1 li , cr..f
w noni shall he len nod ii, mt. mal ll I me ie
ni timi, r men wno a., lively engaged III
mun ti tact ii ring and Ihe expurtati in ami importation ol
lu.?loll,,I, lise , .ml th, laid delegates appoil
pat i ,r i he i - re with .ul i mu| ens i
llou other tli hi their actual ex ia
in an intei usn- Mr Prye said thal ...'lins
- . -atWll 111 Ita several ? ','I 1, ,11-, ll .1* t? III
Nan,,ic ,,'tn,, tiuem ,'. hemisphere into closer p<i
.ind commercial re..'cu-, mai w Ile bedldnotadvo
. ,,.u|t.ict wiiii i. in ghi involve ihe
in complication with slater lepu die-, l.e
i thal a convention could be entered into uudoi
ii ia the good o h, ?* o! thc i .,>!, i uinoiit could
en i*e i so aa to pra - ? . ,t I encourage tbe de
, ea,]. tl! Ol tie Vj .>, -.. ,,, ,|
th.-model of the United r*tai??. and are atrlvlug to iml
ui tn all of the foal
ll,ts t . ul Ile
. and ile- moat p.. ? i ni. I in Na
to take Hm lead in ne l--,r,? ,
If I -,. mure Iran, e.,. li ul the
lei,lilli.' lc ,,' , , :, .? 1 ",. -,. . j.
-ii nd M brought to tba Culled Siatea, aa ll
this < nu tr uni'-',:, and mam fan .- ? i i be a i, m.-, I
,'ii luz.,!:,, n Ol li,is cou:,tri. With .ls ind ,.-: ria. di
mont, political ifil edueatioi ti pro re
econ,,:,dc eouditlo.f) mid lat to I ii :r ul
rout?ga and I I - BO u::r < I ,? gre .1 ,.
to the evie . -i..i, o' Ibe tree ol -1.oil rv uinonit
S|,ai,,*h Ame |cau IhCo ul
NiitiniiB concerning each other.and be :??
i imii nero* wool ii,,!:. I ? . ,,. -?
inalaian ?? . -,; , ,
an! n, ? ut I tba
ax tension ol trade u|.lui
pori.n:' problem tba!
Witb r. ',?: ?
co.h. Mr. 1
- We sr. noa nail -? fi ",, fl < ? 10O.000,
OOO 'ii ? l . ,
but -llvet , , ItloU I ,.,', donni want me
If hand* ll,',, tl,,
'?au . i ...
u,!ii,,,,.l, lids gold la given lu pay mc ul foi
. ii, *,,,ti, I mei
lou. I
a',i coundr.nl n.at a treal
t . - , ,
tin* n il iu - i mil l 'te pi rue I
product of our iii'.in- w?uld bel.,,;, I-. |, and a perplai
? lion -? ? ? d. lt alli pru ia dj.uggeatt i thal
titi- sliver ,11 ? ali t rn,,,. a. fi um lue i
inerohanla to whom li 111 gu I'ni- la uudoubtetll) 'r,,,.,
?? ,.n ul ). ellon tn sm li a prop,,.lu,o, if our
trade arith Smith \m. rici weelo entire!-. I
ara will noiilluu. tu p ix. baae bides and coffee, and ot bel
al ll .es. from li ,,-?? i uuul, I . ali I tbe allvt-i paid
out a.'alii a* fasl a* li eoniea bael to ua, \r i.M*t
Tin i...'i"" ut i , ? double thal - un, e ni
thu- be kept In , ir, ,,,., lo,, ..ml i great part of lt will
ua'.urall) be i ? b) the eouutries to whltb it
.,??*. Huh three id Ibe gi eal Knuth A mei lean uatlon*
an. pr nil ul it t sm, i ii, ai,. quantity, and < i .-i, oue wuo
lia-I,cn to tho-.inti i Weet Indie- kinma
?.hut He , .oe te bo.*| ital ii. which all of our mutilated
e.un Hini- refuge.
" I .rn lu favur of s custom* union; an American sol
Velolh, ll yOU piece; I cclprocill ohC's-lells lu ea, let
the AllierblK) I. .Imii*. We BOB a,Hull fie, of dui)
ali uf ihi products of Central and Mouth tun
. blgn tiut.t i* it ifil upon ail m oar i ru luci* i .t
c. ,i,.w-ii there. lui quite sure we i oul 1 gel ?? ,,,,,
ai,ie eton.-.arn* by asking foi them. The report of the
south A me, Icu, (YuilulaaiuU prove* Hus Hut I,coi 1
cc | thing ? lat in hm ui i,.nee is i .- e- [alni ibm. iii '
..ad regular -ii iii.-ni), c.umi,niiic.ii,(iii between
Nea Voik, Nee Qrleaiia, Hen Viaulcaoo and other lort*
of thia country aud thc real of tn.- beuilapbcri L'pou
that everything teats. We cannot ax peet to ban any
ti ad. u it i ce n tri os we have no meena ol naaning; ami
a* long a.* their lin,- ,,f sotoiiiunl. ation are almost en
iireiy in th.- bunda ol lorelgnera, we ma) expect tbat
those ii lu. conti.,, thoati Hues will divert as much trade
to theil own mark, ti a* Ibej eau,
NEWS ABOUT BASEBALL \ Ll BS AM> MES.
I'AYIMi i"lt IMI'ii:\|s- lill. TWO NKW I.l..Killi
KINKS
Tlie American Association baseball players
do not relish hartog to purchase their ..wu uniform*
this season. Sumo sty that unscrupulous manager*
will turn u ill-honest penny by charging the p I
(loni.lo what the uniform* 00 I.
Jame* Baconian, of thi Metropolitan. Club, ona badi]
Stabbed Hi Hie arin III a street light Ibo olbor nigh', and
is now liiid up m id* imine in Brooklyn,
Smith, tho nulky (tsllfumls iii*! baeeman win. roMBtly
signed with tba Loalsrllle club, wishes bia raleaaa ii,
ls nee,mung mil..i mu. for boeblagoul of Bngageuu
I he Boheme sc on loni bj some wo,ia! be ?? refoi ii,,i '
to change tbe aruring rules ia still uudei acute dlacu*
sion. Many favur the pian, hut the oool*headed awn
agenaad veteran leven al the boom mink that th*
sen lng rules ar,, well enough as that are, i ha ordinary
sen.- ur a baseball mate bb) complicated um! bard enough
for ibo general pm,rn- tonudentand now,and it tbe
scorers insist upon Beeping a record of sac Iflee hits ami
base stealing feats tn., public will lose ail interest m
baseball summaries. B'ben a play ar rnte credit foi bia
runs, base.nils, pm oiils, as*l*ts am! er,or* and liberal
praise when he sue eels in m.irinii: a difficult or iirl.ilaiil
in.imuuTte he geta ..ii he des'i ves. lc r) lindy cannot
keep a thoroughly Impartial ree.ni of a baw ball in itch
bow, inr ., home cult win ne allowed a ba-r-i,it ar be ra a
flailing nine on ii similar play would nc charged wu ta sn
elim. lt Mill he ail bul impoSailtle I o keep a cul reel
r, cud of sac ri ll ce h il * and I, ne st ci lin cs.
Tno select lon ol Kansas < ny to nu lha meaner tn the
League caused by tbe withdrawal ol the liuttaio club
gives general aatiBfaetlon In baseball etralea l'he only
drawback that eran Me eneralee of tbe city ooah! rag
gent wee the ndilitionnl travelling expenses which the
olher nines will have In ardor to play their schedule
games there. Kansas Olly ta becoming a nowai In the
West, and Ihe ma.laifers ol tho mw cub there are pop
ular busines-men. who *ay their ciii/ona aro n ? port
loving community and are willing to waxer their true!
ness reputations thal n,,,?l bas, hall will be liberally
supported lhere, inn if Kanaaa City pro rae a failure
tbe League Itaelf will loee Hula, lim other seven club*
ara ali wealthy, ead B the new League Mm protea a
toeing ventura lt will gracefully drop oat ol the rod ol
Hie aeuson ami the franchise can he snit! to som.- UtbSI
illy. 1 lie Wash i ii i.-lou club, the oilier now U -agile nine,
baa a liberal ttaancial hanging, ami tho managers aro
aauguina of a moat aneceeaful season.
II is tl,'.uki.t probable thai J,.nu L. Sullivan and limn
Huck MetkUfrey ooaiempleta nairaaMng the breaking
nt bead* to try their skill at deotollehlag baseball bala.
Mel uttrey aapire* to be a pilcher ami na* begun to prac?
tice under the Beaching of pitrliora Mailor amt Hoyle.
Milln un baa nm lou un traluiug and probably alli nut.
He will never maka a player of any aacount.
1 he old-time nail plat ci, (i.-orge Wilgin,bil a nar?
row alfa ps li, the raliway collision al Wbiuiiik'toii list
Friday. He was thiown lonach a window into a snow?
bank some distance from tho track, hut beyond being
frightened nearly todeath ka was not injured.
The Baw-England League club* predict a proeperaai
season, 'the Dinoa atc MASS lupully tu,tile up ami sonic
af the Msbmsuva sseentlenaliy good player* in thom.
Mun,hester ? an ls lo Join thc I.,cg,le and the managers
any tlioy have a-oi.,1 grounds ami mo! guarantee to gel
enough kuauclal suppui I lo keep Ibu club lu good eltupe.
TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION.
PBOHIBITIOK, RIOB LICENSE AND LOCAL
OPTION CONSIDERED,
I.lqloil DBALKBg ABO TKMMaSBCB MBB BBFOBfl
Tilt: Ll BtBLATOBE.
iprsnu tiif ur-..11.u: ounsM usuuar os tm rsratmn
Alp.any, Feb. 21.?That tiiorc ig decided Ib
tereet la the Legieiatsre ia tea tempersooe reform
merer-* nt is eleor fr un rue tatra Isctwn ?f leveral high
license bm- and o' the propeled BMendaaenl ta the Con
atitutlon prohibiting tha manufacture or auls of liquor
tu thia State, it waa made gi ila alae tha noel week that
thelnpior .lea,.-rs are alarmed at Ihe progress of the
agitation uni fear leg! tlation Iniurious lo their IBtBraStS
()., W'ed:ir-i!.t) last Hut lAecitlv,- foinu.ittee of the
slut. I.upior I) alers* .*is-oeiitt:o:i ni- t her', for the pur?
pose of learning what the Legislature |,repose* lo do.
ih.j did lint hern uiil'li. a* h.ut In-r the 1. \c iso ('nunn li?
te- or the ht .-nbl.y BM the Committee on In?
tel mil Adair* of the Semite ba* yet for?
mally con- de nd the excise bills beforo them.
He) omi di-,].ute, however, UM coinmltf. os are opposed
to aiiT rate?alton of tha Iowa MSiost liquor aelllng.
The Biota I .I'l 1 ir D aler*' As-oe BtlOB would IHie to ha'.-.'
a inn ji is* "i p mmmg tho freer esta of liquor on Bun
day, aad ir would leeson rho power of beard! of excise
to refuse lien,se* to sell llt|,li| lt) sll'll p-rsunS its apply
for them, a mil ha* boen Introduced la their Intone! la
ti,,. Assembly rrivlugjudgea or courts the right to nvtow
the action of Ima:,ls of BXclM upc :tp;i'leal lon * fur ]
lloenae*. Probabi] thia bill waa drawn in rtow >>f the
late tealimony in New- York before John V, lie. kim, tbs
oomralaalotwr appoiated te bani thc truth aboul tha
ehargca made to tim et! ct that Esoleo CnsBMlaaiuncra
Haughton, Mitchel) ami Morn* granted lioeuae*
to disreputable penoSS If excise com missioner* should
dcl'lie to t*?ne lieeii-es te such pei-on-.. Hie li'juor
I Sealers WOSld like the power to appeal to souis
edge Bloated by their tull t.ee sod mince him to re
nrae tbs settee of the oomtoiaatoaera. lt would soe in.
however, from the preeeal mood of the LsgislMura ti,ut
lt has as lsteBtios of mu* transferring the datteaaad
newera of axctee commleeloMra to tha JudgM of tin*
courts.
The Bsctee Omnmlttoa of tlie Asicmbly will glee it*
llt-t pul,li,- hearing on the high-llceii*.- bills next Thurs
day evening In the Assembly Chamber. Mr. ll ono. me
. icu niau oi ibe committee, says thai he think* Influen
Hal tempt lance men fruin the leaning cities of the- ,t.
will be ie,?' il at the be uing and -., i i exprese theiropiu
loiii on the lull*. I h.- meeting held al < bickering Hall,
in New Yo k, on inlay sight lo further the blgh-UMnsa
Ides certaialy appointed mea ta repreMut the temper
ance BeuUUMOl her" it hu Wlil bo listened to
wiih raepeei by tba memben et lha Excise
Committee. Ibe Hhlekenng flail Committee h..* nalia
mci,bes ex-Judge Anoax, ex-Judge Cherie* il Pea?
body, iboii ;c I.. .Lillies, Willan, Allen Uniter, I'r.
Howard Crosby, William C. Beecher, WT. B. stewart
-nut ne, ex <> iveroor D. H. t bsmberlstn, KlIBan
J. Van Beuseclaer, T. Willi* Jsin?a, Jobu J iy. Praderlo
I: Coudert, O, Wuicheaier Donald, B. Pulton Cutting,
a.h.-rt ll. V'cruaud, Bamnel Sloane, llebei il Bishop, Ur.
Lyman tbboti and Vloe-i;b.inoeilor McCracken. Tbe
ehlef bill which a I .onsidered -viii io-thu framed
the < lt ireh 1 -nd,-ty and Hie
sotb-tj tm Ibe I'.c. cilium of i ii ua. I nc bill ls the ono
supported by ihe peraoui wbo attended tbe * bickering
ii... ,. i carefully drawn hlgh-lloeuae bili.
I * |'l ?! !*l,lle I, lie I, ? -n g.I ? ll fully IU Td). ll. HU Ml.
described it maj be a?ld to provide for six
? covering all
kinda of liq ioi ? ., a a a beer
, i lor lt,', use. fol llqUOl UO|
io be tiiimk i.u ih- premise* . ,* orakeeper*a beer
? , for beer not to be drank on th* pre?dees; aad
Hoi ;. ??-. i he pricea of tbe
llceuse* tit 'tiie population
of tba -, w i...,', tba llqn r i*
I he pi
-
1 ftbe ? ? ,n
'
Ml an
sea. aol lesa than -.'a.
lira ,u in r i an
tuan .io,
s- lien
, pm
?
? lt ,r ol lie 111 ill
AaaeuibiyilMMl di I.wau, ol A..can) < mut), who is
lay in raia
Hun to ti,,- . make lome amt nd
* to ibe measure, bul none of a * tatura lt
to me a blgi, license btw would
,|t|'ior Bid.lng inlicit mun , pr,,!,linn,,1,
gel Ptoblbllloulst*
. t.. or ;i., n. ;n iii) count) an opposed to a
Bee la ,000 rotes for Ha,, om tor
i,uieiuo!. < ui,- of I tat written me favoring an
?i lion of the local opt.m. *?? that lt ahall ipply
, ties a* well a* lo Ui i, I
i,ct hes.,,!.tested la the towna wi,-re, under ibe
. .ua elected.
?
md not p ibl clj rbere la always a mom in
every hotel to thea* ,, ... sra liquor I*
?li. Howe, ulttee,
. I, ali-ttaei o. |U ue-iyo, : s, intend to Vote to
I ,,en lim nt int m
V M. .'Hill*, of Ht. La Wit
Mi I'tetl aors ba think* we ung l tu aubmit tba Prublbi
it lae i.pla , thal i bl ? i* lb*
? r getting Ibe temp rai 11 ,, .>? non out of
I think b th Mr HuWr ail I Ml Plait,
Bvel, Will
pm ung favonbl) Hu
?i ? '--I by tha me* ting of tbe
,' em
,- intel,- -t. and i li i! is ih.il nie ni_- . . .
IB.B tlc 1, i ior bas: -,. I'll ?
beer lire wera ?hua . ,'. to favor il, aa lt du
' , ' lea era In di i
1 !.Ike. u.,,j. i to
ll disci mn . i .t lil ir allic,,*. Some of tim
ira ul b Legialatun nuuk it would !??? go al ii i C)
:.i widen ibu brea, ii i>) anil further lowering :i|.- llceuse
!,?? fui a be. I lice
S.S BBlbl ? ;n ni lluultlng, of sull'olk < ..linty, has Intro?
duced .i bid io inuit tin num'Hil of llquul stoics iii BeW*
Yan. Bruokl) a an i Hud rio i ua bill ii i mat
nut inure than one lie use;,, every group of 7o0 per?
il., tues,- cu;.-,. Ne, Harli's I j,.i
?ton * ic, u lie i, : lcd io below .',.In uuui
I bill -', niel ne.in a law. Ml. Il ,
won.,1 ?i,,,;i*h ile- back-door .?liliane io the li,pi,ir
sto: i, bia bill foruidding nay other entrance for cu*
ton,is to a liquor atora tuan tba fr,..-,t door, lt ai*,)
prut dca thal uo liquor dealer ahall ei-s.-t ur aaa parti
? u lereeuaoroi hts doora oi windows, iud thal tbs
window glaaa ahall be clear, uncolored s'la-s. rhe act
n -,, authorize* rigllani pu me attention to liquor
*:.. res. saying tbat a liquor atora k--i er " ?ii*li pei unit
an) .ur i.ted police ,, iii ,er to enter io* premise* for in
stiection to secure tbe enforcement of ihl* act nt any
tinta within business ii nu*, or al .cy other time if Buy
nersoaa ?hall be lound therein .ti lucb times
i . ? forbidden by this eel " rite bill .t * i
makes the requirement that n liquor dealer shall r..r
.-?. er) purchase ot Honor be mai,,-* "Bl.a bul of sale
c.-ri i ry: m.- I.,,.' said liquor i* pure aud free from adultera?
tion alii catii package of said liquor shall n-t un
atti led thereon Bald certlflcate Ol warranty*'; and " In
shall not keep upon ina pnmiaea mir drug oi tubatam <?
by Ibe Use uf Willoh ms liquors mav ba made Cox lu Ul or
lulurluus." I be bill alsoulmlntabe* tbe number uf boura
within which liquor can be Bold, declaring that it mual
bot be sold on week days between 10 p m. ami 7 m. m.;
nor upon Sunday al any hom. It son thal
the liquor 'Icier during tl.e lucia n hen In. uui-t
not sell liquor sholl "nave hi* premlaea io. kel snd
-ec ucl by a padlock outalda of lha door leading Into the
lame." Inn liquor dealer under the proposed law
w ill have to give a bond or 110,000, and linea am! pena;.
Ilea fur Violating the law may be cl.cl,,I om of the
iiiuid. Am pei*,ut who -hali sell liquor withouteper?
mit may be hoed gi,OOO ami I m pr lau.i a year. Br.
UuuiUug'a inn ima Un: support of many temperance
men.
iii: im i hst t \ i.i ii i Ult i '?! E.
Colonel Michael Boland, ol Kentucky, who
waa .me of the Irtah-Amertoatu who supported Mr.
Blaine undei the load ol A ex?niter Builivan, ha* settled
in New-Tork in tim practice of lew. h lunn sk mau
beard bim loila story last night which illustrates the
ready Irish tongtis Ba woe with the adraaoe guard of
Sue! I.Lui lu thS vali,-)' Sf tim Sh,?lian,loah. lue Midler*
in hi* command lie,uno engaged lu a close ,juui ter light
lu the woo li. Thtiy lau out of ammUUlUOO, and Ile
neut track and brought them ii.:iv supplies. A.* he iv,i*
dealing ll out tho bullets lt ero Hying ilneuinfort.il,ly
around him. (inc ba,, ?Iraak a man nam I Kell), a na?
tue of the (.n cu I*.e. just a* the Colonel wa* bunding
him sonni .-.utiidgc*. He u.i* ksosked icnnloea. and
Htil.ind lliought he wa* dead. Hut there WM Moothing
about lu* appearance that male Boland ran hi* hand
dowa where nu- bulbil hal struck. The loueh showed
thal t,,.oe w.s no nio,ni Mowina;, and the Colonel pur
sued the Investigation further, 'he aolM matte ny tn.,
?triking leiiiet n us a* If ll hat! lilt ll hutton. Inside I lu,
man's I,rc tat pocket he found a sri of throe-cut ,1 monto
cud-. I hey hud Hut buhl uni,el,Iel In them. Kelly
began te tonie io am! ita* soon able to allun lim
folou.d knew ulm lol an obi spoil. He bonded thu mau
th,<, aids umi sim.,ci nun nie imiioi, remarking:
"I he t ards hate lave! t our lifo."
Tba Irishmin looked dazedly at the bullet for a mo?
ment, and limn, a. hu mind became clearer, ho re pl led
in great excitement:
"Heaven help mel if lt lt id been a prayer-hunk ll
wou.tt nato been a miracle."
WIER ash nm: uni vi: a i BABEL ashore.
The 1 ii niiiti Lim steamship City ol Chicago,
which called Set?i lay foi' Liverpool, rea Mbere bs tho
west side of < i,,vernor'* lslili.d lute -al, ir lay cloning.
Thc si, amer tva* t! v, r'Ised tu * ul at I p. m., but on ne
coui.l Sf thS low t nil*) did nut leave her dock until (jilli
p. m. lt WM dark when she hacked out into the siro un,
uud the wind was lib.wing it gale from me northwest.
Tlie tide was running out ami when she st tried down
the North Uiver the wind and tide bulli pushed ll,"- do vu
toward the liny ut a lively rate. A* I In- BteSBBM BSBM
a!,ic ci of tioicruoi'-t Island she waa caught lu nu edd)
and before tn--hip could answer to her helm, abe rau
ashore, striking lust below Casita William. There was
but Utile cv. item.dil lillimur (he passenger! ami what
li,eic v, a* was mon ,piloted by tho ollloeis. l'he ship lay
in an easy position uni uo danger Wa* apprehended,
Several tugs cullin to h r assistance, lill! Were unable to I
haul the vessel off. Y'os(er.ta)' morning two ii,oro boats
wont lo tim assistance of tho stranded Misti illili BOS*
tee led lu haudug ber od at high water. Au examine
Hon of the ship sbowedtbat she had sustained no dum
i.ge and she proceed,-! on ber wa)' MOSS.
The Hound st. a.rs Were ail delayed from tour to
eight hour* 00 account of the heavy wind.
ICE IWCSF.S OS TEE EUDSOS PULL.
mr. Nt Mn it of tons STOBKO at BACB plack?
PROPITS or TBi SKAS >N.
Poughkeepsie, Fob. 21.?The (treat iee bar
reet ol the Hudson River ended si dark last sight The
sproul of the elevator* have I.B Mined, UM openings in
tim houses close.!, tho men discharged. Bsd the co'd,
bani ngaree, teBlaa the teaoll Bf tha great winter indu*
iry on tue Hu iBOB ure M hand. The table giving the io?
ctl.m Bf o )di house, tts capacity and tne amount of Ice
Stored IB lt, I* a* follow* : __-_a
. . . ,. , .,,?.,,r Ton.**tored
i o kiana1 i akc Knieksrboeksr.i-*.''''
-wit ,,-ut Poml, Kiele le, le .,-'.,,..,
Veiplio* inuit K i.-k ri.o.s.-r . -J-;-\><"\
Hi h ind Lake., benn j a Co . .r .,',,
Ubi Borough, Kultkeibueker. o.oiw
B-..ia hi.e psi-. Kinol.or!... sd . ?*?'';
Poughkeepsie, llldgowood. )??"''
I'oiixbkeepsie ll H Uv*** . eV ,.
Ci* rn at,i, ..mex rl)u kel . .1* .
ii, * Park Mun..i > cn.-ut. i.,o./u
Kaopua, oinmonwesltb . J:..nii)
HIBillSbun. Kim k tho. kt r. -...Don
laUlaOUrg, M itu.ll He.iori!. ls.,1,1
r.u r , wen, nt ,. Knick 'rlcc'for. 4s,'ion
Itcti,I,mt i iee ,, tm., Knickerbocker .-. l.'.U'i')
Hun ucl ii ek, llrewer*' < ompany . H.ono
Linnell-, k. .1 nick, rb cker . ??-? 81,000
\, .i*Iiiic,,,ii limit, two. Knlrkerbocker. 'J.!.'U ?
w :-hu,gmn I nlui. Newark,'ity. S.OoO
ish Knickerbocker . !*....too
Hi, Newark City ' oii)|ianr. 17.odd
i lai e-'i. Nea (crae* I t? p.ny. 38,000
I. nie I''.tiieisii. ttnlckarbocser .
Darryl wo. iw.. Mutual HeaeSt.... . Ift.ooo
i urger Point, itv,,, ?nickel bes ker. '-'?() H|
I.,lt.,i ll.p.nil . .'COO
I. las, a, i la .es .t Ame.* . SA*"00
I,ls. ii.'.l.i*,,, o nplllV . 70.UIMI
Tiv?i , HI Irf-w.Hsl t ompany . ** '"??
i nias',,,. KniikeriM, .er . ttt.OOO
i Bvesfort, i tlendabip Company. ...ono
Weal i p. Kaiekeruocker. li.ono
Weat Camp.-.ational. 49.000
Wea* camp. New-Jersey Company .. !1.,"00
ii ' .t i a lui,, 1 wa. I OU uiiieis ' u ii puny. 3*1.000
i.i* ? a up Lashaa .v co . 12.000
lie-in ihliiwii. tVaal.UttCo. h.OM)
1 ii ck! ll 1 emt. Knit-kerb s ker . 9.*?.000
1 atakUli reek.two. .. nicker,.o.kor. . 110.000
I lil*.I Kl Bk, Hu. ' ev . b.DOO
( ai.ak.ill . r es. H. Vsi,*tuiiburgh. B.OOd
I-,! nut li'lil, -erl,,,, ker. il-J.IHlU
1 euti us. New-York City Company. ?...ooo
ic burgh, Knickerbocker. * 0 ?')
Hamburgh H-? ..ru . ny Company. ta.ikio
Al 'I*. Arrow ( ' 1111 in ny. IS.OOfl
A Hie na. 1 owl ind Allon.... . s.ono
Athens, T. r.verr. ???"??,>
Athena, I wo ttolckerbocker. . 55,000
Athena. Huts a, company . x.ooo
.1 h nt.,ni Hock, itoltrevs.1 ? ..uipany. 21.0 0
i. -i,ii,- i'ii iii, i,ie .ti: ?, o*npanv. 40,00 >
run ? inuf i'm m. ii W. lieger* . '-'?">??
.Na mw ' lu n d, .Ia , s - amid, rs . 13,000
Narrow (lianne!, two, Knloaerooeker. lu. "Ol
stockport, tds-cwoat! . 1.000
Kio. port, stockport Compeoy. -jj.ooo
. ,,.-,...1, [wo. Knickerbocker. I'J.imu
io *, inn v ti. HJ.OOd
inx- rkie, thinl, ..l.lgewu'id i-icnpunv.lllg.UUU
? Ile ic d. Km .ern. eker . lo,",),)
(ms ,. I,-. We.i . i ian nd. Moble t Ile ,1. 1-' DOO
i usa cale, Weal < ban uei, nu , -u.-.,,t ... . . 20. ooo
i a...i sic Weet Ch line. Nat,ni.a. fi,ono
. n\..,i km. it e-t channel, Ilea ? t itiier* . U.oOu
.,, sackie. Weat .'haiiuul, Ore>-n Company. 1 .
lt ttl h,kel-.i ,'. N .ii , au i-i,in;,.un. eil."el
? .? .nd. -tam g , .,. . H.oiin
sm,.,.a, i. New-Jersey . ... Mono
ll k .. a.OOO
.Net ,..ni,ni,tu i ll id,lt e.. liuv Ai I n . _ 1,000
New-Ballimore, i. V.ui,I rf.,11 . . ".umi
Nc. im 'i re, twa lu mi'* Ii e i icm. . 3.0 0
>'? li.t.tni,,;', ,n ck,ruo gel.
Nets r. I ti muru, rn, ii Sc Ks ey . 6,d,H)
N'.ll-ls) IC. \'U!1 Iel foll V s|,jillian. .
**,!,,?!.,.,:,- - oil ,t . ,, . . I'l ii 'tl
I ? ck. Uei . " lu ?'.. ; - . 20.' 0 i
.,k creek, two, Hardener _ co . :t,.,o ?>
,-??:... reek Knicker.,?'kel . *.o.uuo
erbockri .
Darren Island uppos te, Hillel .<? \i hltbock
rn* l V, orig.
la.OOO
a ,, ,
B.00 '
4,000
? kc
,,i iii , 'obi mans, Knlckei >?? kc:
/euHer'l Island, KniC e: ecke .
? el. W -ru ., . '..I
H. ie.:.. ki- md bu, * ,-, . 3 ooo
rsc ho, la. k toland. Cojimunwaalib . .-..ooo
l',.,k, i * , re . . om i o i weal tu.
, . r ._
lek, !'-.k. md .I . . 1,.,,,.,
ru bul i, Island lobs ' I ,' k.
Island, Kidgewood _ Co.
< tallai . :. , nu
Ion. 1 i. li, n . lo,not)
. .ci ,?:,,i m ,i,r .i lat ra
Pl. ,*,,rt is ind . 13,000
"' ir lu !,i.' . Tn ,,.hi
i*i di i'"i-i' . uvi i ut'bnny. uno,
r*ta ls I'oiat. Bei -ic'. .
V'au i* ei\ a. ? - . .. . .
- : .er
rn ul i i .,- i ali , *? i, i i a . t ico
' ref Um.ll ......
. ... .,.
I',,,tn- Point ll Mo?'os . ii.'u-o
ure. ali n. Kn -r , ? . , ? .
lui .* i -nulli . .,
u.i,k , -lal, tl tn, iel, .cl,,, kc . I'i.00*1
* , -lau.i gnlckertMM ?> i . - ?
. nr lue linn,,,- f.els UP ii.l Js.UiM) toll*.
I . .ant store! foot* up 2.0O3.0OU ton* and
itecki-d i"i,".ii.> tuna Thora are many te*
teraa ii -t ting* conuaete 1 witb th ? harv. st. 'lhere ure
about 1 - > non,. * iu the i iver wbleb if urang est end ta
,-mi won ,.i re .. d -.-ie:, m tea ic wages of lb* lee Bar
? bia Winter have lieu from fl J ito |] .".,) a
dav. tlie lat tel price being paid io tboaa wbo store the
cern the hoiiaee. thoea abu plough end tboee who use
\- . ' the imennl harvested wastes
before li reaeheet*. ? > ? - i Vork City and tba
. !e,a un* iii .i I,,, i*,, all summer *nik< seven or
righi re.-; i.] September i. Hie cst of loading tha lee
,u barge* will irerago twelve cents a ton and the coal
nf t..wini.'io New \ork twenty ,-e ,t* a lon. The aver
age price fur the lea delivered tn New-*terk by w
? 1 per lOO, and tile averiiite retail
price ls rr?m gil iu g7per ton. Bow t??e a 40.000 ton
amount to
HI.lona, leaving actually only '_'7,i>'.,) tons, tho ex
?w*:
' .gr, -i io
o ' ?.
flowing . . . fi.too
It't-ll ... .gi *??'
This i* -. r ie , xpenae 'hat there ls on the kw .vheu ii
-caches New-*i .r ,a en the'.'7,000 tons an mid raj
? t ,.!','.i' til a lon, c.a.'i will .un, um to 171,000, making
i prollt >.; - ' OOO
I SEWSPAPSB EDITED I KD PBISTED EY BOREE.
There wus souie t - a 11 _ in ;i group uptown the
iv ..', 'ut the ai neat ions tn it are open to women,
sben a well-known Journalist, who we* at ono Linea
Tinier, auld :
?? Tuen ii a newspaper geld for women which ls very
IttlC cut I lated. || - lg Of local BOWS*
lapel , the weekly home peperi of tbeoounirytowns that
?ive thc event* of ih? mcalitv in which they arc printed.
wantt i tell ec ii li ll I -truck In my tratcia wi.eu 1
rae playing tramp printer, lt wu* lu Maeetiloa, Ohio.
lhere wa*anodtoa then where a weekly paper was
trimed win- n a ,* oonduoted In all ita depsruuaoM by
Mullen, rna proprtetore were two sisters. They were
loth type-setter*. I hey hod O fem ile apprentice. The
ilder Bister wm the editor, but the younger ono wa* a
[ood local writer, ["hey hod o' patent outalde' for tue
i aper. All lim lest ot the ii oik the* ) th iee persons did.
even ran the pres.* on Which thay printed an
-dillon ol 900 or 1.000. It w ts a power proas, oiiv of the
I rum .-. il:..|,-r kind th it turoed wita a big crank. Occa
ilouall] they sent out aili dlr-.I it mau to turn this press
,,i mern on publication day, but of ten they worked the
ireas tbemselrea i'n?) were none too rich aud ihoy
aved this expense if possible, ThepeouliM feature of
be ottice waa it* ettiemo neatneaa lhere wero bo
.? of dirt a wept ap lula Donen. Then waa no 'pi'
ludt-r tba stan,la that bon the c.i.-e*. lu re was a pot
ir i WO of llow.r* in a toB window and a canary bird sang
n a , age .u.oi >? tba ty pe rack. rhe aid I rooina nu,gog
brough ibe country then used to go tn and take a took
a me,uiice. lt wa* d?tennt from anything elso tuey
law anywuen. may iced to Shake their heads ami gu
>ff muttering, rhey never naked for work. They kn-w
hat limy couldn't spit to,aeon Juice on lite floor of suou
in ottIce, Then waa no ' hall hog' In winch to dump
heir 'pl' and il didn't seem homelike to them. .**o they
lave lt u "Ide brllh."
" w nat became >.f the proprietor* ?"
Hilo t-eii.ite
UEATBES WHO MA I 00 TO HEAVES.
The mumal meeti-if of the Foreign Missions
Ism,, tallou ol Calvary Plot.?*:.UH episcopal Church
vai held last evening In theeBorah, al Puurth-ove, asd
itent) lirst si. lim collection wa* devoted to tho for
iigu inlisioti*Of tha l'roieal int Episcopal Church. Tho
c ile, WM COOdueted by liisliop Henry C. Potter, an?
isic.I by Hie Hov. i?r. BatMrlee, rector nf Um church. Um
lev. Br. Langford, and the Ber. Joshua Kimber. Tne
ter. Dr. TiBauy, of Zion Church, and ann Ching, a elis?
ion Worker BUIOUg the (hine,.- of the city, also Bal wi'h
iill.t. i liam eu Blabop Potter, 111 his seimon said,
lUluag "l bc tilings :
"I.very mau wliose in.nd I* not hopelessly narrow
mist I at ? irll lliteicst ami aViiipnlt).V in tho lol of tual
a*i portion ot mai.kimi which wadeaigoota hi the word
icuhtui ...un, amt li. u uni. (l.e Word ul Uod bas never
nine, lt ls liuposslbli. ili'"Uillt' enough to condemn
huso sweeping eaeerilosa a huh consign all heathendom
? tha |,.iiiu nr hell together. I bellera tn.tt tn the
Bnng Which Shall Head the streets of Paradise will be
nany a,nully men und women who wai inver have
leard of chi iai until they look upon Him In Ula beauty,
viiy thou, ii mu) ba naked, du wa semi miaalonarlaa to
he heathen I Then 1* a great dlfferauee between the
lupe thal a,uno few m iy come out or i he ilarknt-i* to tho
IgBI or (ont's truth umi the earnest endeavor "Inch
eek* tu dispel tho darkness by carrying the lindo into
ho midst ol lt."
HHS ES FBOM A li\va TRR.
"o Iii e E ,t i t a r a i I li I I e i li u n e.
Siu: The taxpayers <?t tho city of \ow
iiilkaie limier gieal ObUgStlSS to lill llinil'M. for
isriSg *o timely expose! t ie now Harlttm liver Illidge
iiinpt llcl thu Couiuilssioiieia to beni a retreat,
heir it-port will not deceive any person Mho hu* read
lie papen ob i i. .t gueeUoa. The " wtar OhoMbor " pro
?edluga bod ad bo good te the tospayen. There ls a
iBBBBge in B lau,id,i book winch reads, "TtMI love
larku.-s* rather Ullin ligui, because," ole. 1 foul thal lu
his ciao " the pen ha* neon mightier than Hie VulOO,"
iota lihsteudlug Biaqueul aaaeruoa* to ino eon urary, and
ta a taxpayar 1 feel greatly m.mi.iel to TusTsiuuss,
md trust lt will si ways be found in the vanguard ut
losing jtibs am! corruption tu nigh place?
Ar.' rm**, Keb. 19. lott, Punucus.
-?
Di*i *i tm.i-iiMi'ivr.?il'i'oin lliii Fcmiiiiiio
Hiui.ip nm!, i .Maud: ?? I do hop., they won't .lo away
vim Hm Church.'1 Madge: ??Wh), deni I " Maud: "Wily,
in .ilise, wb. rover shall we go ou Munday I " (And that
nay be a serious -piostiou aome.day, after alLJ?[Judy.
THE FASHIONS.
FOR THE COMING MO.vn***..
COTTON AMD WOOL UOOM SOB isCMMKR wba.h_
YKLI...W THK POl'I'LAIt COI.Olt- Citi.l,A|;8 _?
TBUfMIXOB
.Simplicity of tires*} i-i a superstition 0f thr;
past, and (he dre** of today, -riving Btes Mate af tho
coining toilettes, is so excessively elaborate that a pen
description !? alni,.si Impossible. Tlie atytoe ar* nearly
ull historic. Lou!* XV. vests aro arranged in a greet
many fashions, half-coneealed, half-revealed by tbs
waist opening upon ono side, again a* generally worn in
iDasenline stylo with n cutaway (mantle, th<- plain w tisr..
coat closely following thc form ; and iliere arc severely
plain shirt trouts of lineal linen buttoned ut pleasure
willi small peurl shirt buttons or stud*; linen curfs cor?
respond, and the fawhlonable high arandin*- collar la ie
lievol with a delicate lace or batiste tie. French audacity
or Inconsistency Insist* upon these illari standing col?
lars on tim toilettes, regardless of the length of the neck;
a tint of some bright color ls torn just peeping
a nive the e.lgo. 'this fashtnu give* a rather
stiff, military asp-ot lo the dress, but
ls relieved in a feminine way with tho pretty, brlirht
color ?f the ribbon set tn, wbioh ls of satin plcot-ctgcd
?.-in- crain or slde-plalled gauze ribbon having delicate
satin stripes. Ribbon* will form B most imp.rtant part of
the new dresses, watered, pl.iu. gros-graui, gauze, aatin
striped and plain, fluttering lu bows ami Moating eels.
Cravat bow*, arranged lu charming knots over a lace
plastron .ir vest, set In cockade rosettes for ihe hair, and,
us already described, just seen above the edge of tho
close dog-collar; and this style of close collar ls made
?on graceful in appearance in three or four loops and
lion,tel ec'.* of ribbon*.
OdUTtTllBg KOIl WAKMF.lt 1VKATIIKR.
Heeent exhibitions of cotton good* show tbo return of
cxqulaltniy soft French satlnes. as delicately silky lu ap?
pearance as the India fabrics. In colors ot pale blue,
POM and cream, Imitating the India silks in their de?
signs, whlchare mostly Oriental, branches of foliage, roso
vines, arabesque* and palms: again th. r ? la another va?
riety of oiii?ll set fl.'tir -sof (freehand Indian hleloitlyplis
and B cnnfuilon of small crescents, arrow*, trident*, snells1
ami horn*. These fabrics are made with all tho
elaboration given lo me Indian and other soft, thin
summer silks. Tl]" sleeves intended for tho time when
-ummer days are long will be made in accordance wide
enough to promise coolie's*, avoiding tho ol 1-timo flaw?
ing atyle, yet sutliciotitly wido to expose the arin uoarly
to Hie elbow.
lt la a souree of congratulation that the hideous bat?
tling slum der*, lu which every WOMBI WSS deformed
and which really weie introduced lit ., leadernf fBahtea
in the ? ontllieiit who h.nl One shouuier m.mil higher thoo
tlie other, are at last ahandono ' ami aiiouid.-r* will bo
ull'We! to take the ahais) glv-n by nature; aud tho
shoiil.leis of American women are tuo*tl/ delicately
pretty and aloj.lug.
Paahlon ls a,so amiably Inclined li regard to dr.-t
?..erie* ami tablieis. which may be BXtrMMff lull
mid long or aliort, to auH the h. are. Tink*
am revived, ssd an, recommended for Hines
whoM petite or too rotund tlrruree pro?
test again-t rudie* und flounce* which der-ase th)
height and Inereaae tho else. It ls alway* -afu tn gog.
roniie tba long wrinkled apron that retain* Hs hold Bach
recurring neena This year the rir<t Importation mat
tim home -'ces are edged with wide or narro ? lace, or at
iee|i laoe Mounce over one of rich embroidery ead a
happyoombtaattooof eotonood matorlal i* continued.
nu: BUIOB oi- vi:li t>>\.
BIsm s great art?it nea decided ism yellow ts lKseom
ii.lg to blondes, the most unjustly dlapland color iu its
ratio?i iSadsa hus beeoBM extremely fash unable. Long
face* safe) ussr the pure and BOSUUfSl dande
ip.ii and butter. :p nba les, and then i* a yellow
more of a lopan or tanny Made for an older complex
ion. BrasotUM of a pmuouueud typo we.-r the greenish
,,r stetson hteaasaa, Bjssqail or daffodil, which
make UM -km appearO shade or . a ? '.rrer; mere ls lis?
si lesab,iff, ii dull yellow, c.- ed H of thia ouior ls
very beautiful when ait - . . combined with
motlier, aud one out of two color* should
always bo du I aili not too pura Yellow
must bo the pure Hut in whatever combination
IBchoaeo, otherwise tlie result ia hideous. Pale yellow
?lest shade na* an admirable offSCI When -
fully arranged with parole, sapeoially if the purple ia
piu-h or velvet am! the oilier la satin. 1 ,w er ipe sad
silk form au agreeable corni,Inatlou, a* om- I* dull au ? is
illumined bv the other, therefore the chadee mast bo
aitgiitiy different; with thia Jaequaaalaot neat moy bri
worn. Tha goaasnu r mole or douule friila of Basal
lace or i ipe lisse anti the pretty bias fol,ls of colored
silk or crape are bloisiuga In disguise for loo
long or too short snook, hillier .sty lo is fa*lil, ii .hie ;
still the i.utei requires extreme con nun. Tha eloae cu
tra*t of Md, fellow, blue or pink Cl , pe next to the skill I*
uotalwayi becoming, lhere-'cud alway* be toe tetra
tiuciluii ot sollie s,,n misty tulle, lace or eveu an e.tjfo ,,f
white linen t" nlteve the comp exton. Among ,ther ex?
traordinary freasa is that of framing a lady whola
rataer Boat ui|,blle age in purple and lilac makin j her .lo
pen nice by being hideous, deetroytag whatoverof fair?
lies, ni cleirn.-ns remains lu tin- complexion windi mav bo
brightened with a delicate hine, and sort yellowish er.'-pe
Uses Nt,r shuni,I alic be allowed, excepting ny ber ene?
mies, to be trimmed or dressed in di-iuti, cold gray.
ianva- costomss,
Etamlne or the rather coarse canvas fabrics reappear
this season. Kobe costume* consist of a skirt of creamy
tinted canvas heavily embroidered nearly up to
the waist with browu and white cotton. A small deaign
le on tho basque and sleeves. O-her sryiss are
embroidered all over with mail leans A piala,
rough fabrie called crocodile c.nth 1* mostly
in drab. Crape cloth In both rather smooth and roughly
knntt. d, tn drab and in creamy white, covered with
large straggling olive tree* amt brSBCBee < >lhers have
.-.pially targe Orlenta, device* WSTM in of brown, blue
andrei; al*o uutint. irregular ,1 ii.-n* of waving line*
and broken Hues duplicated lu w: tie-color, pate blue,
delicate browns, aud tho Mikado pattern* lu
porcelain.) blue* of dltterent slit!-. g other
rartety <>f wool fabrics ls the velour* i-tatnlue,
a canvas stripe! with velvet ab.mt ono
inch wide. Th.-re ara others with wider attiiies. Tue
colors sho i a in irked contrast, such as red and h.ue,
r.d and green, brawn and tri, niue and brown, brown
and helge, Brache*, fri-e sad boonie" efleeta sn
in strip.-* amt la Heck* on tims,, canvas materials, and
another uew wo,,; material ha* the appearance or halag
worked iu stripes el rich colored wool, tue popularity
of b adel dress goodl Seem- on tho '.ncrea.*.'.am! lhere
ne fr.*!) important- * of th,, large pieces of Braided pas
lemeatertea Bim promise mary to coter mo front or
- skirt, these um oxeoedius-ly
rich and massive Wfthoal beada ihe
large daaigna take ihe tit ipa ls some example* af Bolted
pinnacles, domes, a network of oamboo, tapering spire*
of the Br tree regularly tapering from baw to Up, fas*
pyramide, buttertllee, and btrda and ali manner
uf arabeaqaea Exqntaltely beautiful Centos er *
very elanor iteiv embroidered are Coiubined with
plain crape or .-eil for overilrcs.es, the fud
folds of this elegant fabric (ailing more grace
rilli v than tho-e of ..ny other klu.l. Heir
|,ioms iu tbe way of ('anton crape embroidered *!iawls
MO COOM?<? icntly appreciated sad perfectly curies; .e. 11
with heh Beaten Jewelry and Mowers, partlcularli
sri ie brilliant Jewelled dos collara; and all manlier nf
lalrplns are placed In the loop and twins of bur,
>f transparent shell set with pearls aud gems,
irdeconted with g,.:,t device*, ensoul and boona ot
. ri and gold. Where tho hair ls not very heavy severn
r thee* pins aro thrust through lt W|-_out n.easalstanco
if a comb. Just now unkempi locks are ral hor desired
md allowed to stray in graceful disorder.
Messrs L. J. Denning B Co.. borg _ Taylor, IL
>'Neill. Janie* KeCreSri A Co. and Theodore ll. Starr
Sill plca.-e accept thunk* for attention.
BPBTEt BTTLEt IS BATE.
" ii seeusg rather early.*? said a weU-kaowa
lowutowu hatter yesterday, "to bring out our iprtag
,t) lc* as we have to-tlay. but thero ure several reason*
lor it. Our stocks have run down aud the past winter
las been so hard ou BSM that most of our customer*
.vam to renew them a.* speedily as possible, and, any
low, wc are only a week ahead of tune. What ll the
.cw style of silk hat I Wei,, hero lt ls, and you can
migo for yourself. As you tuny see, it I*about a* high a*
Hid fall hat, but tapers slightly toward tbeerowu ana tue
Mil bas aluioal entirely disappeared, Thc biliu hal
indergooo but a sligui mo?Ideation, having a trifle less
?url, and tbat of a nalf-rouud description. Mid Der.ty
tata are Sigher thau before, some of them being but
i fraction tower by actual measurement niau the silk
iat. though their appearance ls mucu lower. They alee
aper more than formerly, and thu crown i* rounded in?
itial,I of bein-' siiglulv Muara a* formerly."
A not nci' hitt.-r said mat there were three distinct
ityles of silk li.it* worn?the Aiuerleau, the I- igllsh and
ne I renell, but the moat popular of theso u* the Atner
asu.
.-?
r. R. LASUlioS LOCKED IV FOR ARABDOU VAST.
.Taints K. Langdon, a dealer in BBdertakerg?
uipplles aud a member of Compaav A. Tth Itegunent,
vas arraigned lu the Harlem Police Court f-atur
lay on a charge of abandonment preferred
.y Aunlo E. langdon. When laSgiSB was
takad b| .lustlc i'.Driii in what answer he had to make io
:?? accusal, m. he -aid IBM tho Buuipliilnt WM brought
ip for the purpose of disgracing him and that Ito hud not
ii.ployc.i ii lawyer, because he thought thal
ho complaint would bo withdrawn sad
I would not be hSSSSSSff aud t lido I
sith tho announcement that tho woman was not ul
life Tin* Itatemenl was indignantly Souled by MM
.?ogdon, and b I lawyer handed the Justice a .locuiu.-iiC
sin. h moved to be the murrlage ceri!neale ot .lanie*
...gi. , amt Annie Murphy, dated April Hi. 18S6. alni
ukneahytse Kev. J. Ayron, pastor of the t bonn of
ho Holy Kosary In, Kaat Oue-liuudrod-uiiduiLeteontu
'U"Th!it ls uot *o." said Langdon. " I cxuniitied the
?ectster of that church and lhere li no such euiry.'
?? lhai paper 1* simply a statement or a Bast, sa'd
lUBliee tim nun. " Are you married to Hu* woin.niI (
??ene la nol my wife." was tbe reply. Aa Langdon*
niBliiess detalua him lu N'ow-York the JuatlCC Waa BOOBS
o parole mm for examination, wheo Lang lon said IBM
ic could nol auptiorl lue woman, as his tucome 0*0010
lol penult lt, and that K bis property were to b., bo a it
#..uld um exceed lils liabilities. Justice oorm.in h Id
dm la aSOO ball. A* ho ouuld uot procure buudruaja
ie wu* looked up_
fore mas EfERRRs schuss hers himself.
John .MeKenna. tho foreman ot WatiWs
umber yan!, wbo shot Miles narama ou Matur.i.. * cr
i tX bring into a crowd of laborera, BSfMUiSSSi bEsr
.elf to tba police yesterday, aud wa* remanded MOSS
ody of ""elective Cuff, of the NlnoteeuUi Preclucl, by
1.-lice O'iteilly In the Vorkviile Court.

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