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-Un.1 lu failing to BM tbat ins refusal to resign is de
Kl.) , he Administration and loading ^ItwUl. Infamy,
iThihlt-the same niora I obtuseness that has long boen
SS!-*!! m Mr?ciev.-l.i.d^yjriUi^s of this Slats.
MV 810-TH B PEARLA,
OPERATIC MATTEBa
This -week and mxt will close- tho sr-contl
fna-sou al Hermes opera ut the Metropolitan Opem
louse .md "iv ?f Ike Warka that have been most warmly
received by Ike gabllS wid receive their final r. prosenta
[lons. The Hst is as fol.ows: Monday, K.-bruary 22
last t!uieof"Die Meistersinger". Wednesday, " ('neon
pf .*>hehu"; Kriday, "Kunst"; Saturday afternoon.
Bleu Bi1*] Monday, MaNk I, last lime, " Hifii/.i"; Wed
BBB?Bf, inst time, '* Tamil..user," with Jim du Lea
Uialin us Ytnutt Imlay, last Hine, "Die Walkiiro "; Sal
grdoy illternooli, lit?t Huif, " ll leen of Slieliu."
Ttio list of the American Opera up to Moutlay of nexi
Week, when "Lakme" will be produced, lsas follows, to
day's pcrtorii'uuce b.-iug guen la the afteraooi
instead af treeing * Ma-day. "Orpkena"! We Aa e.* lay
"Thc M eic I nile"; Krl lay. " Merry Wive* of Windsor".
Baturday afternoon, " I.olieugriii."
At Ike Casino "The. (iypsy Damn" has not Ateap
pointed the expectation* "f Ibo BMMUt?OTB tier the prc
dictions of tu., ?ewapapera. Tba hon*" tm* bec
Crow dei! nil week and Ike proopeetaOl alongautlI.ro*
peron.* iei.li for the Baron are exceedingly bright' A
Beoonii hearing Increases our di-relish for ibo adaptation
lull prop..rliouately lucie .se* our admiration Ior I ll
music rini Baal-?ioI the drat aad second acta are ea
C.-lleiit pines of tv ri lng oa a Male worthy of a seri-.ii
oi.er?. ami ineuiuslcal Investiture giveu to ,iok ii * pren
Colleen ol th,- marriage of H wink ttl and ?'"ipi by.
??Doiupfuft" (a roneeit thai I* lu mal y treated b) lb.
translatoi'l ls exquisite.v luuullfill. ill" ll*! BOl 1
gacntlced entire.y ma maren, which i* nm respeotiul t.
Ike operetta. Bud Hie aii-ur.litv of dr. Wilson's use ol
Denoan ls hi tl.t/ruut Mal we wonder that so Intelllgen
an acioi -hoiil,I stoop to ll even for Ihe suite of eauslni
a laugh, il.-is iurt tier .ni ai froia S.-liultzPT. Jok ii BB.
Btrau.s in his alta?ipi tu depict tho hngraiser in th
play tuan tie ls in singing tn ? "topical" v.-rsi, Ira whlclt
In- plea ls i he net es-it.v ?f returning lo tne opera a* a
excuse tor uot answering lurther recalls.
? ?
A WAONEB CONCERT.
A concert for the benefit of the Bayreuth
Fuml Will bs given at tin. Metropolitan Opera Hous
on ne x Tu.irsl.iy evening, miler the direction of Mei
Anton Scull. Herr heidi is lo bo ono ol Ike feetiVu
olrectuis ai Bayroatk tin* sum mer, and will co trail tit >i
at once after the close uf the Metropolitan seasont
Conduct Hi., festival prep nation* for Krati Wagnet
Fraolela Lefcaaaaa will alas tka part of isoitie in ?? i r.-tn
und isolde." so th it ike Oerana opera al ike BLetropol
tan will n ive a very StSBifleaal repieseiitaiion in Buy
reuth tin* situi ur. Tue concert, ike pruce. oe* of wine
win go toward promoting tbe great artietie eaterprls.
will be ?ue of tuo lust latareetiag ia laioai oooarreuee,
of thc na_loo As.tt preeeal eoateaplatad tko pro
gram_in will ooneial wholly ot oonipoaition* of Beat ho
veil ant Womer. Of lae former me "il-,." ij u
phony au i imrd ?' I.-,more " ort?'tar i will ie pl tye ii oi
tue .utter tue "Good K, I 1 ty Spell" lr,di "I'ar-llul.'
Biegfried'o Oeatk" trna ? Die Qotterdgtotneruug." tb<
trio iron tbe timi iel of tBe ia<ue dr i.ua. the ** Vor
Spiel Hil l.i-bstoi" tr nu " Tr.si.in un I ls,ti if," ai,,
the **c nti-iiual ' M ireh. Fraulein Lehmann, Krai
Kruus, li.tiiieiu Braudl and Herr Mull Will be tbt
prl BClpal singers.
MU81CAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
A teacart of imposing diiuaasloua baa boen project*
for thc lien, li ol Ibe ennui- i'olikln ik under the ii.ali
agt-uiciii of li.micli Courted, lt mil take pince o
Marok kal tka Metropolitan Opera House. An,eng th.
artists who are aaeonaced to take part are i'reuleii
1.,'iiiiuiiii. Pranktin Brandt, Herr Bobinaon, lien
J-is, h.-r. Mi-* ti,nh it- W iker, Mis- ll, lu lui,nc
Campbell, Mr. Will.un Toot ml- n, Mr. Alonso I.. Stou
h.iiti. ce- aron .*?,.ifii n ll sing ami c. de Orlmu
Villi cn-,, example* o, his skill In i ha real ti ra til lg.
The lift it i oiiceit of ike Brooklyn Philharmonic Re let*
Will t ku place ..ii BOXl sa'unlay evening, lb* u-n.i
public leiieur.iii tin Friday afternoon, the proa-roam.
Comprises tlie-e tuite ni.m. rt: - , - ? lilli u
' sympdiiuy. Beethoven's Concei u foi plaiioforte,
Violin iiinl ve.I,ui, clo ipi ty. tl 1.1 Hilliard ll..ninan.
I., -cliiiii.lt and A. Hui id,ute i. and BerUoz'a "lan
tasttc " syinnhouv.
Mu ll i BS Pauline, " * Ailclll Hld Wl',1 ellie! the title toe
in i). libra's " I. iiunt' " whee it ts produced by tbe Amer*
punt. ipcr.t' ,. up?ay ii ni icu.
Tins lg tiie (asl of pm's with wbleb Mr. dilbert'.
Bellied)' <'! '' i.u la lt. A" ?,.1 be pr,seiitel ut tilt- M.idisuu
Square Theatre to-morrow evening:
t ii.-vi.it Hill.lier'..-rt Kc* i
H. I,, wey . L. ,
Mr >. iii|..r? :i. .w J I.,.nie
Ai - .... .Uf.S iit-fii
Maim MoUiljiuddy . .ti .-,.
! I (herne. Agni * I
Wit - - . - .u. Maude ll?rrlsua
Mis Bm i e. Mia, i lui, t s
Matr-'ic.Mn,:,- i ti-*,-il
la .?. .HISS..I. aa el
Whoa Ur. Oubei l's eomedy of " -ugaged " ls presented
at the I r,terian 1 hca-.re. la Brooklyn, Miss Ada Dyas
will cn,ct ea,iiiin. aad Mr BoeortC Billiard will ap
liear a< '*, cf icu. Mr. il,ii ard baa played Hie pot
on Hie amateur stage aud his j?-i fur.nance of lt was
lunch admited by ms many irma is
Today being Washing-, m's Br: h lay niiuv tba*
tree will lie open tn the afleruoou sud spue; d matine
per for in a noes will Ix, given. Al itu- stan lari Hi.-aire
tue Mikado Co.n|.any will sing the Star-Bst?glad Bau*
ncr in tea eli tioeel Japaae* ? attitu ie*. This is their last
Weak of exile from Meir bomeetaad, the lifih Aveane,
as tney will return there on Marok 1, aud on that oosa*
eion will coietira I* ihe -J'S) ti paifofiaaaa by the dis?
tribution of hmd |tiiiiic,i -i'la Baad-baga am mg tba
audience naaoavealra "Tue ..isa lo" nu so far oat*
dletaBCOd Ike raoul " Pate-in-,-,'* which, lt may be re.
nieml). red, unu io ba Hikeii ntl lu til*- bel ghi of lt* sue.
eeee at Ha 150ih performance to allow for tbe produc
Hon of "Claude Dui a.." windi prov, d aft-r all a ftstlnre,
Mr.J aasei Old-Ill i* reported io bave mel wita a pordia!
reception and continuous prosperity In his tour of the
Pout h. rn Statis. Tins wc g be will play a return en?
gagement bara as Monti i
MISS FIELD AS A WHOLE OPEBA COMPART.
A novelty in the way of Sunday evening leet*
ores Wits given in*t night at tba Union square Tfceatra
Bj Mis* Kate Field, "Byee and Kars in London," a
musical monologue, as Mis* Field cads lt, ls nut a lcd
nre In the strict sense. Ills merely an utt.-mnt lu put
lu itu uinusliig way and illustrate by burles,ju, boll ld, a
few oi tm- e-teraala of i.,.iuioii life?Ihoee az terna ls
Chiefly widen stiikeau American a* I?lu rims. The
niaiiiiers oi Loiuioii ?? eabtdi * " and cheap Jack auction
nus, elle, ri hali a ul drawiu.f-ro.iui amalad dinner lit k
about America, society swell- aud ic-lli. lc-, lue humors
Ol opera anti palit'diilue, were all des.-r.lied aicl lin de*
acriptions were genera ly pomt-dby some t lever verse,
and iiiii-ie written ior Mle* Field by Georgs lifroaemllb.
The enleilaniineiit entled with a brief burlesque ut
Italian opera, in nh,rh Mis.- Field .lld duly a* a whole
Donip.n.i, s"i .louting a* teuur, posing ami dying ha
pinna djiimt mid lameii ling bet own d< ath Ht acriiiul
J horus and birnie, Ihe music Was given by William
laassll Case.
BO SEED Foil A 0071 BBMEBT snr.
Ex-Senator Joeeph C. McDonald, of Indialla,
Who was in the city last week ou legal business, said lo
B'limn BB reporter about the Cabinet scandal: " I see
Do occasion for blaming Mr. Carland fut iii* possession
of l'ai.-l.u ctrlc stock. The Gevtvameat suit to leet tb*
Bell patent* I regan! ns an ui.us.iai and unmet-ssary
pr, -i-f, tl log, Tbe bill that wUI Ba aet ap fag the Govana
Im nt wi.l comprehend only the polntsa,ready made and
Bet up in defence in the Drawbaugh und Over**
land Tel. pliuiie cases. The Government (MB BS lawyer
Who can tlud ui.y other initial ground for procedure.
Tue whole riuestlou tau be tested as well in thc case
How in progress bitnet n private Individual*. It is not
true that the validity of the patent can only be. tattled
Ly this kind of stilt A patent ls only the priam
faele evidence that u mini ls the first mid
original lavas tor ut au uiti.i,-. ir lie is th.- ri ? hi
tm (1 oil'.iiuii inventor be ls en nt icu to certain tu-iie lit*.
If lu-1. not the inventor Ins prluiu face evidence is
ValUelc-. n .i dei ree of the court that another person
Was Ike norval of tko laveutioa. If Um Government
Should gel a decision tl,.n tin- Bell patent hhs I?iprovl
.emly i-sued, but tim! Bell wa* the real Inventor ol
the telephone, lie could still retain his beueSU
Under patent, because lie could apply for aaotuel
putini If souie one else ls the Inventor lt
can be decided itv tkeperaoaal ?mts, and the issues now
arawa between Ike Barara] elaImanis f..r priority, ir
the coori ii. these suits should deride that Oreg or
prawbaogk or IMboar la tka tir*t ead original luvea*
tor. w In. h they set up in defence lu me Injunction suits,
tbe Bel, pu'.-n! wotifil mit be worm any inor.- man Hie
Beam BB WkleB ir la written. Tba result w uld be los!
the sum.' a* if ihe <iot ci innant should win the suit th ul.
ll ls about to bring."
MEAT FOR THE TRBRMRRI DISTRICTS.
The Marque de More* hus not yet started for
BB1 Western cattle randi. Ile ha* been delayed bete to
perfect u se lie tue which will probably have considerable
effect ou the prion of meat* IB this city. A Tit I nc n * re?
porter met lum Incidentally uptown la?t night, Bad al
though the projeet i* nol yet fully ripe, he explained the
pr!iicl|,ii! features of it.
"We propose," he said, "to stop the expense of ml dd le?
nten, ami send innate direct from the producer to the
consumer. I have discovered that in tbo practical work?
ing of tue cattle business as at present cundill ted there
gaselevea aaMbUamaai aa h af waoa raaal h ive a profit
before Hie meat rea. lies the consumer. Tba WbaloBalam
are eating us up. We pro], ..? to start retail sli ipa ls all
the UBBKtent-olios-tetf-lo?I of the city, where oin meal*
Will lie sold on th,, account of Hie (-naipaul. Tue oattle
OHI be killed al our abattoir, i he beet ? lil be shipped
In refrigerator cars, lt will !>e delivered to u centrul
market, and from there distributed to the dlgrrsul
Btiops. ?'te Khali have the scliem.* at work In about six iv
days. I ne iii-tails erenow heme perfected, ihe advant?
age to lue consumer will amount to rrou, 2 to -1 cents
lier pound all around. We H",ik we uiK-ht as well give
tue consumer the benefit of luis profit winch now goes
to the middlemen."
"lian the plaa ever boen put in operation, unvwhere I"
lt lins asea pretty thoroughly tested by a company al
"Baituuure. They nave oue cei.tr il market, wnere they
eal BB Hie meat ami reserve and sell the cliiilcst parts
il,.y haye four omer markets where the OomUoncuU
ars dlsti Inuied _,?| H?|,i. fkelr average uf a sale tu each
rusiuim-i is uboui lficents. Tnecrowds at Hieirshop*
?ara been sa great that a policeman has to be stationed
Ol tau door to keep the gatuenug thruug in order."
A PHILADELPHIA ART CLUB.
Philadelphia, Feb. 21 [Special).?A circu
iar bas been issued by the Philadelphia artists looking to
the formation of an association for tho enoomagomea!
and advancement of American art lu this city similar to
tho Boston Arl Club.
M /.'. rca ir 8 t; fi fi AT M EN TA L 8 T BAIE,
FALLING BACK UPON THE ATTORNEY-GEN
ERAL K(Ut Ain-WA-lllMil "N GOtWll*.
'from mt: itM.iiin ' oani tai om tn or rna rmnvsa.]
Washington, Feb. 21.?8enator Pugh?the
irrevereit! pronounce I,l? linnie ns If Hie last letter were
dropped?la meek tumbled la mired aad body, ile h.*
iwaka niitiit* BMdllatlag i.oints witb wklck toeeafoead
?lr. Ed manda umi in* BepabUcaa eel iee gaea He bal
neen cimrgcd by his Demorrstlc aasoeiataa aa Ike Judi
lary Committee with tba prrparatlaa of the report
Whick is to slx.w tint*, the President la all right In reins
ni: to surrender papers, aad ihui tko Sceale ls all wrong
ii lien,ioulint: ll," m. Mr. Pugh, us a rule, ls tint gneii
o much bruni work ; he j r, firs to luke -life cn*y. Tba
iniisnai I KeltlOB of tnind tleuiaiidc.'. bf the task Imposed
ipoti him seems to have told upon Ms genii il health,
ll* cheek* li ive los! their bloom, his eyes aro .lim
.nd lils step ls m. langai aggreeelva nnd statesmanlike
t* it w.,s a week ago. The Banaler**'! tegeaalty is t ixed
,i the ul most. If report.* uro true lie 1. making little
leedway in hi* attempt to eoatroverl Mr, Edmnnds'i
ligament. Un haa called upon bis colleagues on thc
"ina,nice to help him: but, Veel ls sn k,
oke know* little or nothing about the subject
f the contiover-v, mid Jin k-on ls head over san
uimersed in other business. Asa lust resort Fttgk B?I
one tn Garland ead Lum ir. Tho Attorney-General,
tho Ini responsible for tbe trouble liciwi-en the Sen,Hi?
nd the President, hu- pWMBlaad lo eiiine lo th.-rescue,
f ho keep* Ins premier lt will grOStly relieve the ten-ion
'Mr. I'mic-mimi. Tbat gentleman will look cheerful
?not) inoic and lie enabled lo sleep In pea DB,
aederetaod that the report will not bo reedy
mil next week.
Talking Of .Senator I'uch reminds nie of an Incident of
he war of windi i waa told tbe ether day, Pugh end
t.uiriin Barred Ib tba same Congram Jam prior te ike oat
re,ik of Hie Bekellloa. They were then member* of the
ame political party am! were personal frienda. Bear
ba close of lha war, ivneu the Inion Soldiers wei
brough Alabama, a detachment ?f Wilson's cavalry
ipproac led tbe borne ol PngB al Bufaula. win-n be
? iw tbe ir u.p* making then- wav to his house. Mr. Posh,
?vim h.ni been la the Confederate lr ray a nd in i ii** Con
ederate Congi?h, after having enrved tn tbe Congreea
if Um United Btatea, expeeted to be roughly handled.
le walked lo tlie lr,,nt var I, and when the ?!>? tu, ii nu- ni
trew np to the gate said to them! "Th. re's tlie konse;
40 In an! take possess lo 1."
The iitticer m cm.n.in i Ino, tire I, " I* ymir name James
I. Pugh!"
?? ru.ti 1* mv name,"replied the future Senator, sup?
posing that tha Union ita inertly wanted toIdanUfythim
11 order to make lilli suiter the more.
" Here are my orders reapeoting you. sir," sahl the of
leer, extending it paper.
Mr. Pugh unfolded the paper expecting to read an
,r,ic tar hi* im nedi it ? arre*i aud transportation to
iriaon. luste ul uf thal !n
To-. OSterr < ommantH y, r'r., fir..?
You a rc c r, in .cicitii'j.1 ollie reaidenee of
be ll,ui. .lau cs I. I'm!, ul I illulia, and lt, ?'aimil a
1 ,: I ui u un I 11 e pieiiii-es. See nu n ut ber M r. Pugh
or uni Hiing beiOUglUg lo lum ls m., I.-* I cl.
.lulls A. I."1. IS,
Majoi <..1, ling,
rbi* brings bm to General Logan, I asked bim the other
lay whether there u tea iy ti .tri in ibe statement thal be
*us in, .nullor ff a iiovt-l rc emly p'. i,i ism ,| .111,111) luci-Iv
be plot ol 11 unli i- i nd in the time ol tbe wai
ic: "I saw tba -luifiii' nt in print tbe oibei day, an 1
. *o rnuncl th ii 'lui Tami 11 copied it Into it* eoi
_ino. There is no; a word of truth in lt- I ii ive never
written a novel, nor do I Intend to. I bave moro than
?noach work 00 band, witb.tul writing a novel, suth
? i mi t,nc mis not taken up br public bnelneee 1 <!???
, de to lha ii , 1. if, lal rn ?: bij history, I am n?-,i read?
ing ino Iael proof, lin- book will be re 1 ly ion! on lim
narketln aboni four oe ka That'* what in) publisher
n*. il 1 grata Bu a* to tbe novel, I will cay thia:
I hare read lt, aad ned ll with a good deal of interest.
Wiioevi r wrote n knew tv ti it le- wa* writlag about
1 here are a ..'mat rn my fae* connected w:!h
me history of Ike war contained in lh? Look
wbleb could liol li ive been known to an efl -
Da thai ic-,unit itaauthorsb p perhaps oaa aarribed lo
no-. 1 did not write 11, bowan r, sad bad aol lo do
with lt"
The Postmastei General. I notice, ins loo! ? ?
pet mall - earners. Tba l.u.l!-!i OCCOn (lamp Halon, B
old tub ithieh served ber tim- on the other ?..!>?. h.*
brought over ben by >n. \.ius to cnn;,et.- witb lbs
\ in.- leen ataamablp llaea running nato bb New-York
and tbe West ladlee She it randed near Kingston, Ja?
maica, lust '1 'Inns lay an I prm ??.! a tot il lost. 811 of the
tier* lost their liles. Las' - I;.liner, When 1 lie I'o-t lu i
tar-s?oaeral nfoead M employ United State* iblp* ta
carri the United Stole* malls, ba ma la a Booti et with
tho owner of thie md bulk, and abe Baa al c.- been muk
mg 'ups betwoofl Ni-w v.tik hui Kiacatoo, earryina
me 0ni ii. s f,,r Central tmertoa, tba Weal
coast of i- -unli Amertra, tba Windward
Islands snd tbe Bpaulsb main, Tbe owner ba* had a
croat desi of trouble, I understand, ta k*wp ber afloat,
and only a lew weens a.ai .,',.- i, ni tu return lo Nea
York for repairs, Bftri having slarted on one of her
nips. Tue Ui.ln d st.tes Brill now be without um il
lac.Hie. ullh the emull lc- I hat.- named, U
ci. s,,n,, oilier i.n. I.*!i tramp perhaps lo perform
the service.
If half tho stories mitt of bim are true, the ex-Governor
of Tea is, u no now *? rv.- in- ,,, mic i- tftnlst. i ii the
< cult o! Hie Mikado, li,uh! I,, ii queel old chap. A
wm tar la the Capital Bays mat Mr Hubbard .i-k.-d free
passage for iiiuis.-.i ami family, re von |htbobs lu all, and
free freight for h,s household gooda from
-an Francises to Yokohama on thc l's
rifle Mall steamers, un I tin* courtesy,
representing mote than 82,000, ?u*.- reu him. Al Ibe
dining tabla be made free sun tbe wlue-llst, ordering
eau tern* or ma in *t qaallty for breakfeat, clnrel fm
lunch and champagne for dinner, la addition to 'in?
ns br Bat on deed in the evening, or bad a ronlier
nt whist In the smoking room. In- kept the Stewards
busy mixing Kim niau ta aud reatorativea of wbicb he
generoual) Invited lbo?s who ssl In tbe sunshine ol hi*
presence to partake, At the end ol tit'- week, bb usual,
his wine bill waa proaented to him aa ta tba ol pi pi
seegt-ra. Ile nffnacil ta pa] lt, on tbe ground thai ht
nus the gneal ol tbe company, and Mian the cblel
steward eiplalned thal the . ompany In ld bim
I, sp ,ns.bin for all the nines nml deducted
from hi* salary tba co-l of et.-ry hollie
timi was Bot accounted for. Governor Hubbard
denounced him for insolence and <-filip sine,I tu the
.- .ptain. The latter defended lb* steward a id ?n!'l th it
the bli uiii-i be pani ; hui lt was not ucl it Bevel nu
beeii. riie Governor did not order uni mon wince, and
the only refreshment* tba! he bau during thc real of tba
voyage ware paid for by other passengers. I'pun the
return of ibe itasmsr lo baa Francis,.. the steward pre
r'/tii the Americas Minister** win., ilrketa to tbe
superintendent ol the company, Mr. Mosley, who for
w?it|e,i t li.- iu to tb', leard of Dirt clot's si New- Yoi k.
with a recommendation that the ateoard be relieved
fruin respoiislbiiliy, which lt ls understood was done
THE REPUBLICANS WILL (ARR) TRIS STATE
C. W. Hackett, chairman of the Republican
Htate Bxeeoilve Committee, was asked by ? Tami sr.
roportai al tha Gllaey House recently about j.arty allans
in tin- slate, and be replied .
"We shall carry the Leglalatare tin* fall. Thia talk
about Hill and his frienda OTganlllBg ll) I,,neieeu ill*.
irids thal are coln!,lei cl doubtful vt iii have a good
effect ou l.epublie .na, ?ho will see Hie necessity of
union and li,nd wm k."
" I* not Hill a good organ.tnt I"
"He ls meek overestimated ai a politician, ile is
not the mau that M inning ls. Ho Biased
Hie in hi* attempt to conti ol Uta De moe i ala IB tko Stets
Senate. He tint aol bara mem in baud, and fooled
around until the Republicans uultad. He -h...nd have
?ada terms quickly with one er the ether of the Kepub
ll.- .0 IbCllOliS."
"Will tho state Committee cali a convention Ihl*
rall I "
"No, I Hunk not. 1 hey will probably name a candi?
date for judea ile re is mik ..r bom panie* uniting on
a coull'! ile. it |a |i ,1.1b,?? tbat mav be done, lien Ihe
tiit-ut will l>o solely on Cuugreeoraen .md tin: Icc
lal u re."
" Wuat about the lintel state* Sena oi I "
" I baie BO candid,ile 1 presume Miller Will be ill the
van."
" What about Davenport ("
" I don't think ba ls a oan.li,late."
" Uieeoek I"
"Yes. 1 think Mt,rion will be In Hie race, too. He
Cou.tl have be. li elected before,ii ben lint. WM chosen,
If be bad simply let bia eauvaaaran Itealf, ih- gol nen
np nilli a fat lion and loel th.- rlBlilon hSCBUBB ll BS*
und' i stood Hml Plait ran him."
" Why no yon Hm k Itt publicam can carry tbe Htnte !"
*'because the Democrat* ure ri_-ntm^ among them
?elves, this light bel Ween (',ev. I,it,tl and I lld ls lotti
death. One ot both must go down; I think it will be
both."
"What Shoo! the Health oilier I Will he l.e ma le |
salaried ofllcer I"
" I don't th,nk there will be ant nhsagn lam pretty
po?itlTe we should not put out a KepubllCBB lhere or
anywhere bIbb to make a place r.u a Democrat I mink
Hie seven fSOOatOn look a foolish Hep al Albany, lin >
kb ked up a muss WUK li tl,ey BCkBOWlOdgBd Was fol
Bulbing when Ikey went Into lin- cum us wilburn Kelling
iii.y pledges or making any terms of any kind."
A VlRdlSlAS for SBEBMAE FOB PEBSIDEET.
Ei-CoBgreasman .John s. Wise, of Virginia,
Mgl.|,l-l come to the sit, recently fr mi Georgia, iMieie
ie was engaged as attorney f?r Um BoUlkerO Telegraph
'ompauy, lu litigation against Um Interests of K H.
'tokes. Ha iva* congi atiilatl.ig himself on winning hi*
iase. when B Tumi ni. reporter asked nun about politic*.
He replied :
"I don't know anything about polities, because [ have
teen devoting my time closely to law. 1 lie only politic*
heard la Georgia wa* au laos?ry maia of om- down
here, by au old chap wno evidently reads the nens
tapers. He said: 'Mr. Wise, ls ll really true, us tim
u-wspapers say, that FltakacB l.ee ls snob un idiot and
ilaeompoop T I answered nun after lils own folly Haul
: 'My friend, I will tell you J. l-l one fact about Kit*
Atc. and leave you to form your own conclusions as to
ihethur ur not be ls au idiot. His friend* nay for him
that lie actually believes that he wa* elected Governor
of Virginia.' "
*' What about tba Presidency, Mr. Wise I"
"Iain lu favor of a mau who luis the eoOTBgB of bis
conviction*. There was a maa ef National reputation,
spotleea ch .tra ct cr sad areal ability, wim was not afraid
io collie dowe to us in Virginia last rear am! laue np tho
ti.ii* with ii*, nt* Him- is John Sbermaa all lemur io
iiiui. I un tor john sherman f?r PreaMtnot, Hs sro
tire! down tlieie ot bein* Ires tad like ?pom lelanons.'
\\e want te *n at the f.-ust a* eur right, He have no
bm foi men wno .ne afraid "f oomproniising Ihemaelves
on mir local I*.ue. by riving u- alu as RepobUoana."
" I'orsker wein ni*.i to Virginia I"
'? ,!?*: but be li its ni tu,it National reputation, still he
may make Presidential timber. I like rora?er."
MARIE PBESCOTTS INTERESTING TAI.E.
IIUIHUT AM) (AM.il) BKNTKNC-g?NANT ACTOB8
.Min All. iir.n.
The announcement ofg lecture n-inn stage
follies lu- ii well kiioivii Mud popular actress hardly
cv. r fails to excite wldeepread latona*,end lt ls eel to
be ll mi len- I al. Ilict fine. Illili tho Ulldltorilllll of the
little Comedy Theatre waa well Riled leal night ty tbaaa
anxlooa to beal Mi*- M.nie Prescott dsdrar bar teetero
** Alu.hil' the Stars." lin sod la a beelining eo-t line of
black, th.- actress sj olio from a stage -ct mi li an interior
?esee aud hui nc n* i'* fumiriin- a mall table aad u
Chair. Silting III the inlier Ml-s Prescott talked for
Iltur]) Itvo lom* Ubi kept lier au lielict itinil-eil lllld lll
toreeled until ber Blocing sentenei waa delivered and she
swept gracefully fi on the aloes, wim un absence of
any el!.,rt tor oratorical ell,-cl but itu equal absence of
slovenly delivery sba ebstted eenfldentlallj le lur hear?
er* ula.ut thc Hage, lt* pet Hilarities. Its inhabitant* and
it* ?,'i-*ip. At Interval* sim enlivened ber talk witb
auinsnu little .-tories i lid wltk mlmatle power aad au
BVident sense nf humor, or would, to point ll remaik,
gue a recitation from tin* play or tho other, all nf which
were loudly applauded,
As to tba stars nf whom abs waa to apeak abe began
nmi ended mrii Balvlnl, whom at one tune sin, mp
portcd ami of win un fhr spoke with admlrallofl ami i.n
oration, she tanned bim -'ide siar of atoran ead tba
aodieaee applauded the rem.uk. Other well koowa
adara aad actroaaca were mentioned, Inclodlag .inhn T.
Kayinoad, who, *he mid, bail non Meads aad fewer
cn. iiiu-s than mi) BCtor OB lbs st.il.'.'. A well known
. inn man .rn i tut waa abm obliquely referred to ami ono
of thc many anecdotes about him waa told sim a suiti
cieiit indication of bia humor-provoking lintier. It wa*
.,',,ci un i.i-.jiiitiiitun ?? be disliked and wbo oa meeting
him saul tua! be bad |u?l delivered a lecture in Bootoo.
"II i-uaion!" stuttered the wi "G-g-lad of li. I
bate H-b aston.
Mi-* I'r scot! referred with ? loneh ol contempt te (he
ea.ity wbo ls a beauty aud nothing more and
therefore, Bind .he,** like the | aintad eaudlea in tb.n
fectioner's Min.low ruiner unBatisfaetory." "iu.it and
I |. CI- til. 111. itle -elitelics were (IlllklV Stri'tVU till,Ul.il
Hu ic i rei tor Instance:
? \i blob one i* greater, Mi*. Langtry or Clara Morris!
I'll" m.m.cur -ui* tin, ono who drawa moat and .
Juniivo beats them all."
?? lim .itiice iu tiif a1.struct Impltee Ignorance h
wolli.in mit!..' pil-e miti ii.il inline-lit. Ali lu;..nt,
lne\,,erifiieetl non. nt cannot be a creal urii-t. but it i
au inf,linn is shume to -at i, pleat arti*! c.innot be a p ire
n i, 111 m."
After delivering the seatenei lu-t quoted aad aome
othei s on the ru, UM Prnaoott's emotion over
came lur und sb'- bad te pw?se*, foi set oral iiilmiios.
lb terring lo the rcct ni di*' usilon on bnrloa pie i nd stage
? ? .- -I,, -.od :
? I:.11? ic? ting i* Ibo in i.i objectionable fenton ol stage
1:'.-. . i,a- la ..-ne cm .1.rc banu Iii half au luau Ulan
bis ni ('lu isieml.iiu.
l du; ?? Veinrs c t lin- n il opt I i.u.s of their com reties
tin,eui. ihe I h In noes of ino partltlona between their
dressing i ..ii,- "
- .-.,f .,! ? piallty I* lunn.-.li.I,
Bli HU , ? , ,, lt." '.' i- ut,,,'her.
Tl e ai ,i ci, brhii lound apt! inded moat of
ne, , sn,, ii ui-tar- ami
actres-.es md though Mm- I-ritson iH-caslona ly cut hard
a'ber own i ? i,-f. - - :?, n there were no i gm ol dUeenl
ntl the stage; lt ls lc
main.
slid.
ISSYRIOLOGi ANI) lill "ll> TESTAMENT.
-I Hilt I- ni ,lil BTU-* I ititi il* -, I I'list It'.N
I lil - Yl Al:.
li.IV I roN, N. J., Fi-li. L' 1.?'Mc j,],i-i,iininc
for tin- years 1- I*, sic n. t ira tba
Tbeoli ,iy wu; be made pubic to-morrow,
I in let-turn is ihe lier. James I. Met unit. Ph, Ik, ol
I niverait] ' <>,..;:>', Toronto, wi.,, foi.
Ibe chair of Oriental anguagr* la lb* seminary bera,
rna general subject ol ihe course ls the Assyrian and
Labi:.,i i.iii n -ci i] ? p?rial rafi I. in . ?
di 'Iest.,built. Hie lectures, wbleb "iii Be sit In
number, are to be given in tbe Hemmary < tape at noon
.rn \t. ul ibis rn-, k, and
on Monday, Urdo ? da] ni i,n; week
ol Ibe course la to give au ordi . lon of
the facia i s ned it) Ibe meet recent scbolarabip from
Ihe monument! end Ine* rt pt lum t,r a-.hu and
.cv, i nil throw . ? i,pr Bing . I
n( to in si?. ur aitl in in >.er-:_i,tiiug tbe Old reata
history, ihe t,r-t lee;.in- win .i st uss tbe pi ,
iaa.i.ii ? ? i.r ti,.- i lid reetan ? bi la Hrs ligbl Bl
ih< mt.i.un .'iii*; Ibe second will give a general sketch
nf the BabyloaUta > ad tba ti,nd
sill ten vth.it Hie iBacripl.s bare to leach uf tba
civilization, art, language sad literature el Aaayrtaaad
babylonia with Biblical paranoia. Tbe iael tam
re the striking illustrative material ** o ci
ii.,- Inscriptionsalrradj deciphered have contributed
ow.n.i the elucidation of Old Tsstamsat history and
- >?
, Cl un iblp ? MU ll fl Hi 1 -T't lu Ls* I I*.
'lone, or ( Hui,ire. n l.t. eave rio,!too f,,r u.e pnrpOBO, lt*
i ana lal .-"ur ,e up ,,., sum,
upli k uart ti i" ibi o ".- i ,-i? in
i years have been Dr. K. tn, -:? i.--. fir. William
,1 taylor, Profs. I lint, ol Cm mrg ,. I'resldeni liar!
Ott, of Dartmouth j Hr. Msilt Hopkins, of VSii.iam- j
'realdoul Gk gory, ol Labs I on I
?
AS ORA I ni: IA Eh I \ i, OS or \lni:y.
I>.mill Dougherty entertained a largo andi*
iu?ut -ti limn) Hall leal evenlug an l iherebj a,:,leu
ian] dollars io ibe Widows'sud Orpbsus' Fund <>f tbe
cn "i "rk Vonna M.n's Koman Catholic Beuevotonl As
Delation, rhe subject of bli sd dre sa nus "Oratory,''
ind while be maintained ibat ns day* of Baefulaeaa in I
o > i had Iii a gnat measure da
.nit,i, he demonstrated lu in* Boodling
f ihe theme thai it na* nol ,-t lost art Aftvi
welling upon tbe power that waa exerted by tba ora
ira t,: i d, . ?- aaa. rt d thal ma printl lg pre** had I
trt-e <i.-cire , ;i(? ,.,,). .11!iitti,ry, un>i mat lha utilitarian
?iiiicm.es of the ag.- made it nol of place in pai lurnea
Iffy lc,los. "Alt orator," lu- ssl, "I* om wno lu a
ii ni ii- speech eon persuade an audience ta Im
itlon." Ile compared the efforts of Demoetbenea ano
iceni, Clint l ant and Hut ki. vim those of Eng Isb Matre
,1 n iii th. p rosen I day, and gave amusing Imitation! ni
ie dry, colloquial and dellba nie style of
'j*ru.-ii nml Uladstona lu advocating public
leasur.". ile recalled bm own Ont efl n 11 lu addreaelag
ublic meetings, relating tbat when be in-i made a
D?eob al a pol ii lea gathering In Philadelphia, ..f o-1
I by I,
I1
ng tn o st nu
that
srt,
ni*
had 1
r> fore,,i ii,.. 1,-r-t ot in. discourse and
lillian us-lut ni by fiilllic back Into bl* eba i ii* ll
rr.., 1 ii... ii i.l. Hie Inch,st t,|, poi I undies for the
rator, be declared, were In ibe pulpit, and br deprecated
ie tendencies to affeotatloa in a|ieecb and <? pc illj
t? rising ll, tire! Ion lt lib li mal rel I In- delivery of lu oil
m.,i le i*. Iii conclusion he |.ia glowing un.un- to
IB p,,wrl Of Ibe ple-s, climie ll, lilli.: 'he III,ll.e id l!s In
neliee and opportunities where lt failed ta uphold tba
tuse of truth but lent lt self lt. luce ices.
Mis
inure.
gOCI I I. ISi HO . I I
B. Darling, ol No. lu Madison
a v.ileum.e lunch "ii 1'rnla) in bl Bot ,i
me. M,? i a- i, a. Tka raorenlr* nen sachets in tba f,.rm
small silk napkins, alternately pink aad white witb
,ra) ? o' gowen pa I n'ed on tba coi ii rr*. I In- li.li nut
rve.l nu pink china and an oral bank of La li.ince
sea and nile*?of-ibs-vallcy was nm table decoration
ie bouquets fm tim gueeta ware of pink r.i.e- md
valley tie i with broad pin
l.-S-tll Ile
h i a , tin- emblem! m
ly nu lin- nlher. 1 lie c
lies, OOBslsled of Mme.
broad pim, satin ribbons
om- end unit lin- nama ol tba
mp on, composed euilrely ol
Uodji ku. Mr*. Aiiim, Chit
. Ilunkle, lira, n der, Mina Hider,
Ml... Alli.) *.tn* lil, lei - 'I ton, Mis
m. kita, ( u-lai, Mis. .1 U . ( liub.ill.
. William Amory, jr., Mi*, Sweet,
ml, Mrs. C.
rs. A. Mc ? B, li .
41) I.aile H.. kl l?
r-. Mi-' riiii.i-. Mi
( hl.'j.-'..
If lea Kinma C. Thurnby received ber frienda al No, 30
uiiicit) i' rk yesterday aftaroooB from I ta7o'clock.
EM I. lol IsM is - lill. UIEADO."
After the curtain had been run. down on
I gs Mik ..lo," Bl th'' SI indar I I .,, alie -alor Igj Bight.
d, tic audlenea bad diaappeared, the player*
ioned buck OB Hie Stage and rehearsed
"nea .-ct,pit,un " (sa ll ?.i* styled) by i' W,
iltt.n. ihe i.-s,l-i t-r m.' orchestra, being He familial
?lui--pant-led I: iniif i." ll will bs p .11 nd ic,, il y inti.,
ced ai 'n da]'- mal ia. ?-. i bs Um ht
iaea i imar and < ameron and I.
cb rn I sud Ullllngton, witb tbe rest o Ibe pl
i i hm us.
?
IRI.1. \ BB El VTES OOBISQ IS io lil
QovernorS. 1. Houser,of Montana, wa* u
, Pillli Avenue Hotel, baring |u*l rel tiru.?<! I,on
lablngton, whither he went aa a member or a .
tte.) to preeeal iheelalaH of Montana for ad i
tii.- .alon, whoa i.<- Bald lo a ramona reporter:
' Mi. Clark, wno is enan niau of our ciiuiuiiiler*, ba*
?ii in Weaning ton several mei.* Ile told ma thal
believed Washington, Dakota and Montana would all
admitted together, making tinee new Mates, ll mil
a ?ori ?r political compromise."
? Wu.ii would be tbe politic* ol Montana if admitted I"
1 Demm-raile, of course, li iii* alway* bean Demo?
nic, Dakota I* Kepubllssn. Washington it eloaa lt
* oarrlodby tba l? moor as tbe ia*t niue."
bj
I
re,!
fl ll
full
era
TIIE BLOODHOl \/' \"/ IS FALLIBLE.
t tom The Allawa f ?tti'ii'i'.
have great reepeel lol the Ueorgia blood
nnii. area Ihoegb ho isn?t a bloodhound. I aaa
ely some examples of In* skill la trailing un li Ile!
re marvellous. Hut tim (,cogla I.lno.lhuiii.il ri ?
lack ey,- this week lu lin- nuttier of Tobe Jackson.
is alleged dynamiter wa* trucked tb rou .rb about
i ty mlle* of mountain uud ravine by a g*?,000 bl.I
iud. l'he sluggish bul persistent beast hang OB Hm
iis'iing track through sioiiu aad darkaeea, raleatlee*
death useif. Thia was very belele. Bal Bark Ike
uei. One af lei noon when Hie < BSMfl had Hagged, the
rsaera of lbs radoobtabka -faekaea saw, silhouetted
nutt the summit on uti.iiiacicsalhio mounisls psak. a
.
the
the
IlL-ll
III.I
!? ta
age
Ct
a
thu
i ua
sie
.- li?
lt ?*
ibs
sun
boa
Ill
Hie
haugh!v mun willi a rope on his arm followed by a very
meek .Int:, with a rope around his BOOfc,StalklBg aoroe*
Ike red sky to a quiet retreat. TBa man wa.-, Jackson?the
dos wa* me -.J.'i'i) bloodhound lUal had lia,led not
Wisely I)Ut loo Well.
- ?
MOSEY POURING IS Eon PARNELL,
GItAIII'VINO BBStJLTS OK FBI MANY MKKTINGS
III ll) IN I HF. CITY.
Thc meetingg ol' thc different braneheg <?( thc
[risk Batteeal league throeabOOt the elly yesterday
wera well attoadad and large aameef moaey were sub?
scribed IP ant of the Parrnell lund. i ne aniioiiiifemeilt
by Mr. Gladstone that a .lt-tun to statement would be
made by linn in thc House (,| (minnon* on March 'J:-'.
explaining what he tia* going to do for Ire mid. hu*
added sew aeel to the efforteof tha Land I eeg nan in
this city. A letter wa* mod from I'airick Kgan, presl
tlent of tbs Hisii .Nulli.1 league of Ainericu, lu which
he-sill: "Hie executive of Ike League ls now in BOT.
raspoodeace with Mr. Parnell with tim ob|eet of ar
raaglag u dato for holding a natloeal convention.
Me.inninn wo must l.e ready to render pradical us
llatanoa to oin brothen lu Ireland tn whatever ooii
tlngeney may an-,*. Nu Irishman wortny of the name
should riold bink at this time. We I'i"-,' all fi lends of
ihe enano wherever there are no brandi"* r.> organize,
for on tim promptness of your action will depend lil
gnat measure lbs outcome of ths present ornate.**
l 'uthcr Val,,-iiy pros! iel a: ii mesa maali ng lu the base?
ment of the (lunch of St. VlOOOBI 1',-rror, slxty-tiriii--t.
and LoxlBgtOO-ora., with the object of having a brunch
Bl the I pogue organised lu che district. The house wu*
tuon,iel byan anthualaatlo aadlenooel both men und
women. I lie cliiiiruiiiu m.nie a warm appeal to thins
present to nhl Parnell with money. ?? Ua ba* men,"
saul he, " all ht: Waaia "ow ls money to make the Igfcl a
inceoaa."
General .lames IL o'H.-lrne Midi "The spectacle of
Parnell, with In* handful of follower*, holding in lils
band nie destiny ?f mi aaaembly composed of fJ70 metn
i.-i-, la a spectacle af tai which we have long yearned,
inn did nor *,. soon, ir ever, boga ta eeo, Tim cn.tine,
winch lt was believed would nuder tba linn members
Impotent to expos., tba wrouge of their eoontry, has
i ,1,1 availed any; on me contrary, tea defeat wliinh two
Ministries have su-t unod al Parneli'a bauds abo we how
.i pie tel y both Whig and lory have j.cn hoist with
then own petard.*" [Applause;.
J. M. Wall sabl : " lining recent travels In Ireland I
iinvi seen people ii, im* < .nilli) Donegal gathering aaa
araed and cooking it for food. Afterpaylng the rent they
bail nothing left tn Btiy proper sustenance with. Ami
tbeea i.pla were arrested on complaint of the landlord
wim (lanni tl to own tim Seeweed am! sent lo Jail for
tm. inoni li*, '('ric* of "Sham?"j lu new of tin* we
.rt' toni tn be phlloaopbieal snit thank God for the privi?
lege of being au lui?aral part of ? tbertobeal --muire m
the world.' In face ot such a wilful abdication of tba
fiilicilons of kui e i noir ii t ls lt bot Just thaine should
ot lust thal ne slniuli
I [Applause.] I'uritri
Kel a t banoo to govei u ouraeive
la now ibe living embodiment of lina desire, --ce mat
he crt? a fair-how ami he on bl* pin may exact tome
thing H.nu I.li.I ind Unit will stop e lu li: ru'! all uni
give prosperity tu Ireland." [Renewed applause.] Dr.
il. Maguire aad J. I*. Maguire also mada speeches arter
i, li ,-n f umi was subscribe I,
*l\it!linn Mel a 'e presided OVOI a public meeting of Hm
seventeen lb Ward branch at Clarendon il ail. i he num?
bera Joining tbe braneb wera a<i large i nnt Hie meeting
bad to be adjourned to tin* place where il win be hero
alter held At tbe dose Stid n ... raleed and tb. chair?
man announced tba! lhere waa now ob band eloaa to
gino to be fm warded lo ibe neutral treasurer.
? ina meeting lu Berri
gan's Hall. Hudson st., of tae Fifth Ward branch, see
iriai.i Patrick McCartney reported mal 'he work
nf tin- organliera appointed io cania** every
muli lu ti,* dlairlel foi lubscnpitona waa a great
-i , I---, They 1-, id iiiiein!) sen) SHOO to Treasurer
Kennedy, of me central fund, tn the m*t two week* and
would forward anoibei rl'.o ibl* w,-ri,, making o c
--?'" - itel i \i Dur J. Keituelly made a ap..h.
A. J. C.iriiett smiled at the Intent tbroug of men arc
women win, tilled li io tn ll ,11 last u gin. He mada a
-pi::,-I -pee, h. t tc,ic:.tin g Ml-* llrnch uni lur ro
workara lu the Munbatian branca mt Hie Ladles'land
? |,,| the i, a nus v ,u k ! -,? ?-, nt- ?!ii !. ? \ a cniei
t.n ii ii tc i, i wm be given o Ban i l ? by chem al tba Lei
? iioiii which ?-'"> I* >?-.
?
\i Bourke Cockran wa* chairman nt the mcettnu in
-..!.,? ;,-.', -Ul,, I, ir Cliool Hall, -li:B.tte. ai,tl Uusli
lugtoii p ac. . " here au entbusl ,-ti, crowd bail gatb. red
? t i i. r, w Illara \. Parrall, <>f sr. lt rnard'a
. ii i,,, I, ,,| eel,- to dell tel a lecture ipon "In land
iud lush A Hairs.*' " This airuagh* will not end I
ir tn-uiorniw," be s,l.t. ?? but as looa aa it eoniluuee I
?? r pu eil wi not waot for tha service* tit i,,n- irom
mr pepi.- lure." Applause.] Al Hie close Of the
ecturegit>0 wa* subscribed and gl.OOG will
- ira m.
I . cc .Hie I nun ll I tl,-e of t!n> Mu Iii' upai Coll lie! I Of
ba In ?!, .Na Ional I ? ? ? I at I
i irib-ai ?-.. * rt bur J, Di lune, ii,
I bon t ? it of I be l>.-. ill bran, n. .aid
, ... members i tirol ed, Col peted * >N
iiiiie' , - g. making aloial of *?._'.i. end
tere organizing for a ma I J.* ll. C'aaaer*
ey, ol Hi.. cb .No. ll il I ithei I .-, ol iii I .?
? u m. would sn--ak for thom neil Sunday el St. ner?
eid'- ( hun b. in Mci I
The ium ag al So ., <i ?,--i rbirty-flfth-at waa
ai.cy mended and r 11" araaraiaed when ibo apeakor*
II -Bi .1
A n c ? ll-' Of Hie |'t.urti ef.Mi \1 urti brae ll ? a* le ld III
, ? .... ( i hollo ('atbedral in Min?
dil of Ibe
? . ll pie I ll,, i lui:!. lin- ut ellie- was nidi, s-.-l
ty I r ll il i.i iii II. Wa Bits, ii li" S|e>ke ul Ibe necessity
of linnie i: , .- fur Ire] ind Will out n.
ry cou I no! lo?
ft i loped nor ctbl le-r rx opie .vcr ittaln lo I'. il ',, '?
*! and moral ?-] t ? ?
1 Iel Hu' itiltti. -- the leen
duneed ', , tl of ?.!7I ",- ?
..-i meeting, ?-'i* 50 bad lr* i u lubteribed
?
lA<illl ( HY "I MEXICO BEES C AUG UTI
PIM.
li.UZ AM) IX
..)? CON Hi 1,1 M RAI
i'ltl -ill NI M)TO.
Iii speaking <>f tbe reimrtrd capture of tlie
samship ' ? ? er Mexico yesterdaj t'ousul-t'ieucral
Blt, '.r lltu dur ia,?i
? I bara aa yet received no further news In regard to it,
ut I do i ni ti i iii bt ibe tm tb of tbe report. I think, how
tor, thal tbe Galena i* nol *i!h lha City ot Mexico,
it that a prize crew are taking Ibe captured ic-*, I lu
? i Weat, ?he le probably abort of rooland I*
a Blow ly. I have evidence which will eouvlet ever]
ie com.c-ted witb tbe niling out of tbe exped ll
i? been suggested to mothal anea tieuatorof tbe
nited state* la furnishing money for ibe Qtlbuater*. I
mw Hutt soto, w hen ('resident ,,r Honduras, gav, th.
an it vain title ruin essinii down there."
When a Tam.sa reporter ealled on ci
-I '? thal gentleman looked a triiie
i,c tl the " So, I have
? t tnt ,1 ont ait i ip. tl;ti"u ibis morning, 'i ii., run
i In niy back parlor I* closed for the day. The
illlug guae and amunl lon stored lu tim ..liar have
? n rt ii on d um1 il I eula! be loft at rea! for tba i. ?
sindel nf inc afternoon I should be compare! Ivcl]
i ppi. I have BBid over and over again tbat I old nol
. ol Mexico and ba va no un crest ni ti,
-, on which she salural. I should
Itt,of ,,. i.i se, lo see ni) it ii li < oaiiii 11 lien tl flt lu tim
ucl n i.n,i,y of Hoer ,n, bill I don'l know ai thu: la an
?netallie nib io??. I kia,ni.ral i, gauo .n,.i know
? popular In lloiiilurea ead ia not friendly ta
.gian; no one who believes in linc iv and progress
But I d.' Imp] re ba li i- i olatad any law
natl,c? oi ?<i i,.i so I I,-ol iii ilia morning papen
al tbe City of Mexico bad been captured, bul I think
a limn I* thal a inan ,,'?*.o ba* been aenl to us if be
lll'lig ubini! will.mit propel papen. Lie-ran
ia most to fear from Honduras Itself, I believe, bul ,.s
am eiitiieir om or politics I am uot better informed
bo im on.,r native of Honauras ia New-York I
fi,-, letters fi.there fl.a) friends occasionally,
il u.-ep fur my oppressed and ruined auuniri "
?ii. -o o -uni, ti ii ur., mid lhai au ex Senator was sup
-ed iii be furaisbi g moaey for the Bllbustera, aud
id ih o ne i,Onset rattier suspected J.e..I. Sharp of
tina out tin- fi pedi! nm wit li a i lew of ru nm uk a nm se
i road it. porto I'orlex lo regucig Ufa.
Ki i m i*i.] i,. ill. Ihe Bteamei City of Mexico,a
Ixe to tne I ulled Mates frigate (ialeea, arrived iicre
? lat in ellar-'.- of I.len tenant I.Un.11 and a pn/? I re-.
deuce also OU boult! "relic!.il I >e a. lido, tololle!
irel and Illirie men I.lenten.mt ld, uti think! iii il If
?le tl ei e alt t.p* or a in uni ll it lon oil bo nd Uley bad
i:;u, i .I) lauded rho Mtv of Mexico was selxed
st. Andrews, United .states of Colombia, February 15,
wea nu /.- /\ />/' i noss.
VV WHVi; l')N, Iel). -1. lol XcU- I'.l)j.'l,i!Hl,
? lilt warmer,Blood] weather and local mows;
itri | winda, falling followed lu tho western portion
rising hu nine i.
or Hm Middle A Usn tte States, fair weather, pro
bul in tim northern portion br llgbi local wows;
ids generally westerly, rising foil.med by a slight
lu temperature, and a-.nu followed by rising temp
luic.
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Inch**
t 'l(i)Hli*i Mori, ng.
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"tsfr?m .diiwi tm nvntn.tnt-ai ,?n?tin,ti m nu. ,-ti, u, isalM
-, ?ir?!J. ll. .1. ...r liri.lan.,,flin, f.r , I. I. , , ,rl
i ir i.?lf_l rk*Irrvgalsr ??U Ita*eu .? Ik* 0Mll_UnM
,aiTit,|i ii,, .. i.. ir, ii,'i,r,t.ci:.! Uss rsersisBM
lt , raia., mt u. !.,?:? I ,. - nt Ila.:L
. H* Ur ?_???,.
'ii'rn'1*. Peb. 'JJ. I a. m. The cold nave
ilward rapidly yesterday; sud warmer eoedl*
is pre railed from tba Kooky Mouaialm ta tim At
i r, owing ta Baw denreeaioaa advancing, ona dowu
Lakes, ami an oilier Into I nikola ami Minnesota from
S .ii li tie rr wa* llglit snow In Hu- Lake logion, ami
t ron near lin, Bia -mada. The barometer lieie lose
ll after duwil iiml lIn*ii icll. Hie sky clouding. The
piTuiure, after reaching l'J , mst, to S3*, tba aver
sing '.\*' higher than the caire(ponding da)
r, amt ! '? loner than on Harur.lnr.
,inner, pal ill tinnily weal her ina)- be expectetl 111
t- ti uni! vicinity i still milder, threatening weather,
etnf._
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/ [sn.rs vii hms nv TEXAE BWIEDLBRR
.i.siis, Tl x... Keb. 21 (Syoriif/).?I'lic land
ttl of this city have wu Inn tn-U*t few week s re?
el a geed of kaqolriea from peraoaa In Mew-York,
ian, iiuiadsipiiia. Ohteace aad othes points us to
status of l.xas land ctn tillcitoa. It appsar.* that
a persons aro selllngTexascei tincaies uud have sonie
? created demand aud found purchasers. Home of
certificates ure out of dale ami worthless. Others
of nillo value, as there ls now lu sl.ht uo public do
main. Texas holder*, unable to sell, bave lu many cases
Illegally placed these certificates upon lauds specially
set nsldo for school and university ptirpoief or asylum
lani., or lind* Belan slag to railway companies. Thli
they havo done lu the faint hope that at some future
1.the Legislature will make these certitlrvte* valid.
Taara lt no public domain In Tex ts any longr, aud the
bold an Of tbsss certificates, of which there ave several
thoiisau.l outstanding.and undoubtedly finding market
for thom anama ihe moeeyed peoplo of the Emt and
North. TheosSartllcatas Bil bear dale about loo psora
siro and ur.'scarce in Texa*. bee.tu*!, thoy havo boen
picked up and sent Baa . It ha* been repeatedly ailg
gaatad by promlneal men la tba State that Tex aa ought
i.tatl-.i-ruse the iruo condition of those old certificates
and tbaa provout tuousuud* of people from beiug
swindled.
ALLEGED ERA IDs /\ 4 .STATE CHARITY
TH! SOLDI! Rs' olil'iiANs' SCBOOLS OF pennsyl?
vania savi itKi.Y caiTiciacD,
J'lIII.Vl.KI.I'lllt, Full. 21.-Thc Record to?
ni..now will pooUah a six-coluiun artlela on thc manage
?sol of soldiers' orphans' school* sf Peaaaylvaula
windi aBagjm not only official discrimination, ne
gleet und corruption, but also that a ayn
dice 8 is protlnug at tho rate of 850,000
a yesr In tho munaa-onieiit of four of the schools. A
voluminous array of tig, re.* taken from Cm noni-* of (he
institution aad firom tkeeeof the h,,niter*' Orphaa De*
portment of Hie state are given to supp.,rt the allega?
tions. Tue article say* :
1 hough the wur ended twenty-one years ago nnd
though all the children whoea fathers dud ua tbe Bold
of battle have long since peened their majority, tho
sn.diet*' orphans' schools are etti maintained
by annual appropriations from tbo Legislature,
mainly for the enncuiuent of a f.-w men whose face*
aro well known In the lobby at Harrisburg. BtlBBgO aa
lt mav seem, yet neverthele** lt I* true, a syndicate
beaded by ox-Si-nator (i.orge Wright, of
Mercer, Penn., prob:* at the rate of about
950.000 a year ii pun titi* management of
lour Mhoola local.ul at Mount Joy, Mercer. McAlllster
villo and ( bester springs. Olticfal discrimination, neg?
lect aud eorruptlon have prevailed lu that branch of the
state Government known a.* tim Department
of fsoldlei*' orphans, and tnere ls evi?
dence- nt bund that Hie Chief derk
of tim Sol.Hers' Orphans' Department, Jame* I. I'aiil,
was a piirtioipittor lu tim progla of thu Mount Joy school
ami received checks for three year* lu succession at tho
rate of 81,500 a ye.r, ail of wbiob were charged up in
tho books of thu conceru a* ?? lo,,rn."
Tba state tines not imtiiairo it* own schools bat pays a
ipeo! Be amount per week tor each chid admitted to
Mhoola miler private mau iireim-nt and tho -tate laws
require thal tao children *ba i b? fed ami slothed in ad?
dition to their Instruction In educational aad
industrial pursuits. The express rer'iitreiuants o'law
bare beau literally disregarded, tha state lu*i.lora
bave permitted flagrant abuses to crop in s? that the
children bare nol received tbat treatment wbleb the
-'at,-, outamplatad and for wbleb lt roundly poid. Wnen
tn;* Iael lias called to the attention of Ihe Slate SiipiT
iiiieii.idit of ih.- Sol lions' Orpb wa' School., the Bev. 1%
i: Uigbeo, im exclaimed:
" I guess they get mon thea they would havo received
itt hollie."
!? lome of the ayndloate acboola children are packed
togsthei lu bed-rooms and In scbonlrooma Ilka herring
lii't three cliililren were removed last Pall from
good schooia, si ugle bf,i* alni p essen! surroundings
a Hort o'm borne to sleep in foul room* at Cheater
spring. At Mc A Ulsterville the bois' bedding
via* found to im in a dlagraceful cn,mi,m.
At Mercer, in roneequeuoo of the penurious
methods employed i.y the management,
son ?? , ; tbe ti iys bathed In pickle burrel*, tw i boys to
.-adi bairei. Al Chester Soring* some twenty-live or
thirty pupils h iv.i beau depi ired of schooling ra r three
inonih* or mora uikib -tone pretext, Tweive children
wera crowded inf?> e hovel at Mount Joy to steep whi'.t,
room* cap dil,- ,.r accommodating sixty children at
Mansfield wera vacant, lim Mount Joy ir,s run by the
syndicate aad Manafleld waa uot, Whilst bester springs
utbel u n. I*, the -ni rn of ri 38 per week pe rca pl ta
'I for feeding the eui,tren ; but oben Wright,
li ;. n d i ,???,: .:?? !.. Pani lou lioiiL'iii the sdi,.ol last Ju ie,
Wright Bald thut be and bi* part?en would make their
pro!!' OB ' li" Il " I.
AM regard lor mo children seems to hive been
subordinated to a beartleaa srao for piotlt, and
tins evil nil lenee li i- leen car'- e I to such ni extet -r
that a premium of tBIO a bead ha* leen pud toa*
to lt er i'l i lill,lr, n r.ir vari,ul* sol.1*. It is b, e tu
thi. i oin pe ll loa and bee,ms.- of the comparative sean t r
of orphan* tba! Hm schools ara non hall I
with ? ni dren whoas rsiicr* nra living, or the 835O.0O0
appropriated annually by tbe Htate lo poy ror feeding,
clothliia ind educating tl. wards of tba sta'.', lt t*
calculated thal - I 1,000 is absorbed In excessive
piotlt*.
0EITUAET.
Cn A HLE- FORKK9TEB.
Charles Forroiter, superintendenl of the
. i!-. newspaper d pan m.-nt te tbe Post Of?oe, died yes.
ii rlay afternoon .t the si'i' ol *ev i.ry-two,
after a long llln si, at Ins hom.! si Mo. :*?
llenry-st ll" wa- tai known us "Uncle
marni a "f the post
0 ? - iff, ni wt* prob lb y the ol'lo-t in tu iu tbs
srvlce in tal* country, Ho was eon Beete* with
ih- Naw-York City r..*t Office for slit:-ono year***
ll * father nat . in the service fruin
1-n- to 1 -.;.;, ju,tl In* sc,, < n nie* l-'orrester, Jr., ?lo
? ii. ,i recently, waa for many years Miperintondaoi of tba
Keglsterad -altai Departueat, lim axtrsordlBary fact
i- ii.ii* prcacntad ::,. t three gen ra I n* lu ..ne fanny
ban been represented In tbe l',.*t odie, in thia
; ii ir Combined terms of -crvlee makin/ lo7 years.
Mr. Forreetar entered tba servlee la 18*28 aa a letter
linter bia father, rho Poet Office, thea at Garden*
sb (tiow ExcBsnge l'isce) and B'llUam-et., was a little
brick building eighteen by thirty feet. Geeeral Theo*
, theo postmaster, occupied the two upper
llorte* Ior his dwelling, and the clerk* boar,let lu his
lo tbi.' o * tbe foroe ooaelated of ?'x regular
- ni I-ix. letter carriers, who also acted ne alerka
mtgolng icu: na* taken lo tko North Uiver ina
urow aud carried to Jersey City in a rowboat,
rue narrien' district then embraced nil the
icttlcd part of the city between Bprinc-at,
m the west and < artbartne-et. on the east,
1 i,.re were no postage stamp* in those day* anti car
, ? ? id, pal t two i ci.ls a le!ter umi ene cent for neii*
I Biters,
s-iiic ? that time Mr. Forrester has seen the New-York
I'tt-t office cr,,w from a service of twelve rn nearly
l.iioo employee. During In* connection wita
too sc i ce be waa luatrumental lu eatabllahing
-. \ iditor's ii, p irtuiern, in Introducing balk ratea oo
ipers and periodical^ ami In forming tbo eyatam
,r registering fourib-elaae mall matter, wbieh enabiea
hose lu lui; oil! of tomi to do shoppng at city prices.
He waa treasurer of ihe Mutual Aid Aaioclatlon lu the
Post office, lu cull life be waa eoeneoted with tho old
Volunteer Fir.. !?? p ii I
A widow iiml four cliililren survive him.
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HRS. OBIPPITH Joiiv.
llie death of Mrs. toitlith John, of the Lon
un mission ai Hankow, on Deeember 29, 1888, after a
ung hiuI punnu nines., I* the aarrieetof extended
uti. ti in the Vorth China Daily Beat (Shaagbal),
ihieh say* that her last days wero marked by the
weet Boranlty of s Cbrtatlaa faith Converted at the
w ,.f i well e, abe au tared upon mission work when she
a.i barely reached iweaty, aad sim was engaged there
i for thirty-one year*, having gena to china m Beptem
Br, 1854 The St we s;iys :
She na* then the wi of the Kev. Dr Jenklus, of tho
letiioiiisi iipisc,tpiti ChurobSooth. Bbewaea woman
i graol natural en lowiiicuti. wini vailoil* accomplish -
n-ut ? of i,it'll i,riler, uud of str.n.g fervent rcli.lou.*
film.-* sue wa* well lltte.l for a sphere of eminent
i.i i.ii.ni service. Particularly ira c.iii t-> mind ber
thora iu behalf of the easfnring men of mis eommunlty.
. . >,v,ral , ear- after the death of llr. .It-ti k ina
ie rc rn, i nd lo ll i n ko*, China, us the wife of m.. Kev.
nihill John, or that place, where ibe carrie)i on tbe
lattice or her early liars In doing ivh.it she could for
IO benefit Cf tbs native*, the sailors, and other* who
.?ni thither. Through tn-r Influence a ?? 8 dion' Beat "
a* funned Ibero. ... lt ls seldom that we are J1'1
tiled lo bear te-tlmony to the zeal un.I devoteduoss, tr,
ie gent),-rn-ss .ititi loveUnom af a character like that of i
Irs. Orl itu ii John. . . . sus wa* highly known in (
mic of Christian frlemts nutt iul**lotiary laborers | -;
.I ..- ????_? ?,? ??? ?? ?!, ?l-l ..'Ot, th.. MU*. ,
lill
i china, aud wa* every when, regarded willi the great
it esteem and aileen.m. . Her name wlU long abide, i
ike with natives sod foreigner*, and uill ever be 1
lenlioned with love sud respect. She endeared herself j
) many, Bad her death cause* widespread sorrow.
REHR1 A. OVIHOTOH.
Henry A. I Ivington, for many yean secretary
, the Chamberlain of mis etty, died yoBtarday Bmralag j
his Borne, Ha 10 Clinton-*!., Brooklyra. Ito atralned
10 advanced sgt, of ninety y '.tr.*, having been born In
langfield, N. J., in 1790. When liewa* six year* old
*p .rents moved to tkmelly, Ia 1808 ka entered Ike
oiled -ral.* LOOB Office a* a messenger. Ile waa
iel waul employed la tko Stock Biekaaga and la tka
ti.il "Mee. iii 1858 be le-e ame the chamberlain's sec
t.ny sad Ulled that position until July, 1885, WhOB he
signed, ih, took much Interest tn military affaire In
* rotuli ami on tn..easton of Lal ivette's seeood visit
nus eoontry ibo regiment of widen bowna colonel
IB selected te receive Hie .|intlii.i:lnlio,l visitor upon
* arrival at this port. Despite hi* advanced years Mr.
i-nn.ii,ii WU stiong and iii good lie:.1th until stricken
ith paralysis mi Thurs,hiy of Issi week. Ile tonk au
live lui.-ie*t Iii tim bUSlnese Of his two sous, who form
e timi of iivIiil'Ioii Hrothers, of lirooklyn, tho Hell?
ion n dealers iii Uno china and irla*s.
Ho lett lour children, ih.-.uioif T.and Edward A.
.iii_ti>n. and Mrs. Handle,of Brooklyn,and the wife
the Kev. P.B. Evana, of Bew.Haven, The funeral
ill rake piaee to-morrow at -1 p. m.. In the First Bap
,t i hureh. In licrrepoi.t-st., of which Mr. Uviuglou
ts a ii.eiul"-r.
?
JOaBPH ii- vkwdali:.
Si. I'ai!., I'eli. 21 (*S_M8faQ.?Joaeph H.
?w<lale, the oldest printer lu Milwaukee nilli ono ex
pt!,c, and Hie head of tho large priming estab
bmenl ..f J. lt. Tear-?ate .v Hons, glad yesterday, age
tiy three. II') went to Milwaukee in 1844. There,
th 8. M. Booth, BB alerted tko Well known antislavery
par, rk* Fret Hr m.,nut, m tim 'Forties, Yewdata
ni lol 'allfornl.i tn lilli, mid after making *,7 .,oo?> In
0 priulllig business mst lt iu a day ny tbe aud?
it collapse of th') bank whare lt waa deposited.
-?
omit a kv Non:-!.
Hkiii iv, Fen. 2L?General Doyen, adjutaut to Liu
tor William, ls dead.
Um iii si i.ie, N. V., Bab, Jl.? L 8. Olb*ou. Chief Lori
er of (ht Kucliostor liro I)epartment,dit-d here to-day.
e ttrty-thrae. He was vice-president of the National Jo
soebition of Fire llnglneera, uud wa* weli-kuowu
rnngliout His country,
in Duou/r, NoU, Feb. _l.-Kx-Scnator G. M. FiUon
fal
SSI
pul
i dletl yesterday willie sitting Iii a chair on the steps ot
. his bouse. Mr. Fison wa* a Demoer it unit was sixty-six
years old. He leaves a wife aud set cu children well pro?
vided for.
Ken ward Philp, a writer for newspapers mid tbs
author nf a number of st.in. ?. tiled ymmv May al bis
home. No. IDS l.awr.-nce-st.. Brooklyn. Ile wa. boru in
I London In 1 s Hi. and came tr, this cmin'rv wln-n utne
, teen years of age. Ha has lately BOOB Writing blur les for
ii newspaper syudkate. Ho leave* a wife and oue
daughter.
?-o
tra Ssa iea si ir TBA YBLLBRAX
Hy Oregon Hilliard Lina) for f "TarpilaI : Colonel
A ?*. Babbitt (Jcorgi n rt. J BallBaOns. Heary Hr.,wu.
William il. (Icti.l-nu rig. Dr. lt. g. ''.m.pu di, w W, Hut',,ii
I. ? in -nani e. C. Hawass ll 1-, Mr. sod Mis Hem-/
H. Hy I-, ft I. IKi.ea e. IhS Kev. I'. liar er.
Mr. ant! Mr* Sf tu Lo .v. Ogden Mills, Hanl-il
Mills. Oeorire I". Murg in. M. K. Mir tint".
Alfr.sl ll. Mason. I'rsnk c. Mott. II >w:u,l Petter, M. I).
Pringle, J. W. Page. Allen!. Klee. Him, is I).-ankey. it, p.
si nil liena, Jttliii MOBBS and Hie Itev. and Mrs. J. ll
Thom?I.
Itv city of Itlrhmnnrt ' Imo in lin-,, tren I.icarpool-*?, UL
Kino! ho Kev taiwan! Morns. A Oranrtlle. tie Kev. lt.
II. Had h. K. w. .*>t. Lodger. Arthur P. i-cy.uuur aud Dr. W,
_. Thouin .un.
-??-.
SnUHMtr AituivAf.-*.?The Hervla, from Liverpool,
iin.l the Kohrwl.-dei, from Hamburg, arrived late last
ni?ht* |
If you want the baal aad most srientilkally
made plaaler buy Ailcock's Perons Pi.tater.
CUAPPIID HAND.
L se Colgate's Dermal >,,..;.. - ...
Don't Irritate your Ungi with rt Stub.
lion., (ou.'h, whdi a remedy safo amt coi tam as Dr.
Jayno's Expectorant can be so easdy procured. Sore
Throat* and Lungs aro speedily helped by it.
l .furn.- Wnshtnsrton Cou ld Vol Tell ? IJe.
Therein he ditter eil ffO'ii the proprietus of tho ?'original
an'l univ (renuine ' porous p aster*." But despite Hie tu nt
audacious claims quackery c mid devise, trie dull, non me ll.
care,! old fashioned pl.-i.vert .tr.' BBBllBg Int , history. a_g
I.itleareleariiinjton.se non but Baesop's?which uri- nt
once powuve. pruinpt, safe e'eiiiy iitid eaiattvs beyeod
rivalry or couiparisuu. lit wsr.- of ImlutW?I or substitu?
tion*.
Nobody but * riutnn nerriecr* a Cnnrii. Take soiio Hales
Honey nf Horehound and I tr Ins tnt. r
Pike Toothache Drupe t uiein eu e minuti.
MAR ll I EH.
mitt fin riTtngniTn rabiaaiy io. hi- the Ker.
tiiarb-sMa.ris.lv. Herbert Pei eye Millar, of Doo-bester,
I-ii'4-luiid, to .-sallie Anea Jlandf.cu.: i .i/. ..t laid, of New
York.
All notice?of mnrriayr* mutti" Indorsed with full name
una ai lil rete.
min.
un.r.-*r.ANi)-.ii)iiv -At Haakwr. China menkar ti
I HMS, leanne tte Bills?od, wltool tha Ber H.iititii Jehu,
in (be Sid rear sf bel -ne ?
Death t. ns un xpectealy imr toana har "reade" and she
paaaedawai lithe " place prepared" toi **Oou'eeiee*M ii
' ria uplis ot crace ? throii .li faith."
I) I I V-At I'lainnel i, .*.. J , February 10. of paralysis,
! ie Dalley wife of Parlay a Dalley
Fun i l iif*,l.n-. ),),riurf-(. at a ii iu . ai im- r.-sl len.Miof
ts. it .Basan -41 Waahlarrtaa-Bvi , Uroefcira
roKItK-iTKK-"n Kaiuu-tv. K>- ru ry 'l.i-s.i. nt In, late
resulea ? i, SsoUenrr-st., New-lurk, (hurlee Forrester, in
ins ."-.'tl year
*-,,!it ?? ot funeral !n Tii"S'lay's napers.
ll I.N ll K On Kn lav nc: um f. I e liruary lu. af li 'r re,|.
dei. ,tt-., t ,mt ,ii ave, Brooklyn, Heeler A Strang, sim
ol John W 11 nun r. lu the isl year of ber aga
Poners! ?ervteec w,n be beni at >t Jan ??-* Ohnrck, La
tale;!.Cit.. BUd Ht. Jam SS PUee. lilalil..,, Oil Mo.) ll,',
I eiiru irv ll. it A ,,
Friends aiV requealed aol to mad Se war a.
H ii.--ii.ti, At Dearer, COL, rabiaaiy 18. < harle*
Fletcher Halstead, in tbe -''td nar of bia age, .sun of the laie
Davide, Ha'si, ail, ni Hain, u, N. V.
Kui. lal || Ii. mer.
-KA KN I) \t I'lltstl.-ltl Mt,*. Krldav el ml riff. February
i '. i dward loam ?!. in bl* (kithyear,
funeral rr.>m his late rcnUmo 1'aesoay, F< iraary - i. at
Ila.! past -'.
I'r.i leavesOrandCentral Depot at 8a m.. vis Hiidireport
un! ll,ui*.nonie Ku.rot,!.
i Philadelphia pana ipteeaseepy.
du- il K- ii -s.it ur lay. iViuu irv IO, II-uiy M. Mother.
II I, I ,1 .holt IU e-*
s , ,,t f-iio i ii oreafMr.
) VI SOTO M lu Hrs) v . on-untl-i-. I'.bni try-i. Henry
A ' ITiastoB, I'l tbs D"t!i vcr of us mg"
inc ra: services wli, be held at th* lid Baptlal church.
i ,n,,r ,,f. Union and Piernpont sw~ on Pne
Bl . " Ca, k
IMNNi.o At ?lil..helli. N. J.. OB I'ebrutr.t- Hi. lulu* :ii)tb
I'.ll-S I I. I'l- I '
- ind frienda an invited to ettenl bia fnaeral at kia
nt !? I- ?-. .io -outh broad *(.. ou Ji.ou.la y, fceuiuary
. a! '- ai
Interment prtvata
"ii Kridar. ism. Thomis iteet.
I un, ral services st the ...-.,?, h Avenal Inned Presby.
leruo iiml,.,, :t, an-., between IBU aad iStaaia.M 1
1. m. Moa?ag, 'h" 'HA
-i nt ERL A ND At East Orange v r. Fe,,miry BB. 1*<1.
..sit,c i ,nv. wi!,-..1 \\ il lam-icu : md
: ute rai lerviees at Imr late resl.li t . steuben, mar Mm.
ir., i is' mun ?<? drove street stat tm IA, t~ aradW. It. lt.),
i :, . ic. l.t.'. 'i ,1 Ui*t at I Mt 1). m.
:. .ni, ea sn I frlen i* .tr,- Inviter]
ut, rmit nt al Fairtn-,d. I omi.
i Ai lui: At'i, ala. K.,v. lebniarv 1 I, Isabella M.. wi't-of
lite lion. W. K. I u) lur
?.ni.rai Tnesdav. Febroarv Sa, at t sCetoek, at her lat,) rest
gases, .5 Dili hi i a-.,,. .'anbury, tomi.
.'am H. in.'". i I' -u'. Icily in "Batar, February '-.i.l-)*.;,
a eu V in lei roget, aa*.1 ii t.-.ir*.
Ni,tn .-ot nm, ra, iereafi r.
,VI l.l'K-At Ins hom ?. in I'oiMon. lexi*, ou tits IMBI?lt,
Joseph li. u lide, son u: He.ry Wilda, formerly of -Newark,
N. J.
vi L( ''\ At biar'? tie-iie, nortbweel ccroer ot .nth *t. and
Sd .if, ni iiii.i-uv on -aiurdav. Pebraary BO, af Hnght'a
disease >f tbe kidueys, Prank Wilcox aged IV ye .rs.
'be funeral will take "pi iee from hu ate rr ti euee a 1 o'tlock
p ni on flooder, February ..'.
'nonda ot the deceased, Im in ling up tn',er* of tba New ".'erk
Pres* Cluo. of which Ba waa a laambnr, are r. sp -ctfuiiy
Invited tuattrtiul
"lie interment will tak- pace in thc Pr,-** .nib plot In
t ypresa UtUs< ameterr.
Opcci.il Nonces.
OF THC CKNTCKV.
NOW OH BZHIBRIOH AT TIIE
AMERICAN ART OAf.I,KUI KS,
BHTBAHCftg BAST 880 st.,
from :? a. Bk lo?'> p. tu and 7 J ) to lo p. m.
lill: ART COLLECTION
funnel by the late
MKS. MARY J. MOROAK,
the w!i,,le rOBCeaaB?UUl a cost valuo of
SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARf-s
Wttl be sold ibaolntely mHiontreservt.. l>r oderof
WM. MOIR, K*i.. ADMIXISI KA inn,
HI ti I NM.Mi ll I l> i 1-1)1 V. MA Kt il ,i. MBXT.
ul! pan ie mar* as lo dale of sale wd. n- i . m 1 la oatahtgag
ms reedy, price SI. aad future advei-tisemeaia,
llluMt* 1. Mit 1 . Al'i I'i sl-.Klt.
ami.ui. an ibt A>*'.tiAii )\. M nugara
omofc. s _A8T anet
sii'.iAi. voricK.
To avul.l heuig erowd,-.I ristt Hio tialieries between
1) and 11 a. iu.
Hu ai.- .V Co., Auctioneers,. BBB Hud 7 ll Iii-,uni is ur.
Mil.I. gf li.
\vkiink>1)av. THU BO DAY and kui hai,
?--iikcaky -.'*. Uaagsa a' fat) p.m..
celle, tn.ri of valuable Hooks romprtslag tn iny roc ami do?
urallie works ob KiikIis!) Literature, History. Po irv. *,: ,
sud al) Intel ns! lim lol of boO-Onia in* to Irish Itmlury
and I.it, rai ure and a coiloctloaof lint)
EMlKAVI.Vlls ANO KTCMlWOt-_
?so.ielv ol'llie "ions of Ihe Kc. olm inn
fha awbars of tbs Heclety wlU awai at Delmanlaar'a cor
i*t,h ai, aud -i.rit-si.. on the 'i'U day of Fa ruin s.,, ,|
', lock p. m.. to celebrate the 1 itli Anniversary af Wash
ttoo'a Blrtbdat Uemhenwho hive n,t aroeand Heir
set* mn obtain th.mot Mr. AL'OTIM Ul '.Mi Mi. (ho
aeurer. at Helm.ml o'* on Moadav evening.
1 i;l- II.UH K -. i.tl.l.MAluj.1.. Prcfldi-nt.
IEOBOE W. W ll l nil lo.N. .-.-eretaiy.
lie Het. I ll. I'm Uliiosl, I) H.. pr",, lie* thia evening
th- Min I.li COL!. KO I i ri-1 nil ip lt tlh-st. and l.v
ens Place, t ii.u iii terrine besiaaal 7 *5. led ma .-iioir.it
a and boys nuder tae dir,',- nm of sir Oeorgs r Le Hues
I'd Office Nollie.
Hhonld he read daili by all mtereatea a* chunge* may no
r al anv trie
111, i - for :,iieik-:i eeoatricsneed mot be ?ins' ally ?litrosssd
tllspateli hy lint- particular st' a mr I \ cl tt Ite'i il is tte.
Cd to Bend duplicates of bankin.' aud e.,nun,real tlocu
nts. letters ii,,' speo?lly adoreeseJ ti. in* s.-ut by tu*
n si it -mi I.availaolo
nraign mail* far fbi areas eodtag February n will clo*)
lt ,111-ll V III ii a cases Bl thia otli.-f B* folio VB
iSllAV At Ta ut lor the Windward Iss'uls ttirert Bi*0
for sr. Ihoii.a*. vu -ama. ni/, and fer \ eue/.uula and
curneoa, via iniiliia.l. pet s. a BaiTscoate
i sHA) At I:g0a m. :or Nassau. N. P.. direct, bv rall
to la kht.ini !,-, Kia., .iud tluiite per* e. i Ul of I'al
ut. a.
HNi:*>l'\V At T:','> ii. m. 'or Eal SOB, per s.s. Krna
vis ."-.nut hamilton ami Hr,men ; st 7 a a nt for Kraut*
ilneci. per .*. *. Atuerupie letters luusl be di nc lcd per
Alc'l l,(Uu" ,.
i nm DA Yt At 8:80 a m. fur Bange, gar m. e. Oeamaabk
ila i.n- -. nsloiiii . ai 1 "> a in. lo. Hayu pu s. s. Athis.
ul 1 p ni. fm nt, IromiBgO, turk's islaud* aud Cape
lia) ii, p, i ? s t. v\ . , I.t tie.
I I KOA Y? \( .'ct. m. fur Hi tis!i nnd *-piinlsh llonduras,
I.iviiik'siuit ami tin-! Pot ii, per a. s. NOwtOBOi
st *: ni a. Iii for Jau.a.ta. ItUHai America
sid Hie-outh Patille polls. UBI s.s. Kalali (lo'lu-u. n?
Irtllicsttlll biter* IN MeXlOO IDUSt he dllecl.xl "per
1 duh tist.l-n" ut ?.'.lin a. ul tor l.uiope. per a. s.
?seivia. via giieeiislown . at ti .io a. ru. f r the-Nettier
launs d.net,pei s. .*. /.taiiUiiin tua Aittst.-ola-u ilollare
muei be directed" per/aaa?sm") i st iihJO .t st tor
far Itelaiiiiii direct per* .*. PennliiU'!. in Antwerp .let.
I.rs must iifilir.-ctetl -per I'.-unliiiit liJU lo Ail rn in Ut
heotlaud dlrecl per as Kl u..>ia inwien mom aa dg
r.tled ' p.r Uhl'pti "i ai l..;<.? a. ui or Kurope. per
I s City of i.i.'h'uond. via Queenstown; at 1 p. ul. 'or
ihe windtt.irii lalaada diner*, and for Veeoaesai and
( nra. -., na Tiiiclat. per s. s Mariel i at l p iu. tor
i amp. no ami' ludad -oliver d_*t*e*. mot a s weall *o.
ll* du ihe society Isl.nd*, per *. *. rahiti ifro.u s.iu
lr.n. sool ,;.,- ie ?*? i-cnriiaif-i. at 4 p. in. Mal.s for
Australia,'n.'? /-eula"'!-sandwich. FUdaud saiuoau isl
Hiius p i s s. Aii-n .,)? from shu fftanclaoo). elasa 'iere
February -'8. at i v- m. Mans ior Chlaa sn.t Jasen, per
*.* san Pablo fruin Han Frau. Uko ., lose hern Mirth
? al 7 ji. m. Mail* (or Austral?. New /oiai.d. Beam
wlele --'ji sud r-siitiiaii l*l.tn I*, per - s. Mariposa ,frans
san Frau, isi-ti ,Cloe* lu ie .Uarcti '<. at 7 p. ni tu BS ar?
rival at New Vars of a. a Hrittaiin'C with ilritlsli u.ails
for ABB?Olia), Mulls for cuba, bv mil (o l'amiia, Kia..
ijnri thence by steamer from Key West, Fia,, close at ibis
i iht-ti daily at 2.M) a. iu.
rhe schedule of closing if Triins-Paclflc mallst* arrs'itre-l
he, prtisuinpHoii ot (uei. uuintorriii.l*-)! overland traiull
-n F.-aut'irtvo. Mail* Irom tlc Kost arriviur ou Hui.) al
Krauelaoo on the day ol salllug ol aloaioors mitt dis
ShBdUmnrotb.rom._myiY ^mmgjaumet, Baj**gg_-?
wt "jQlce, ^BW?Vul-k, ?. V? Fob. UA A-?

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