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FOUNDED BY hOR\CE GItEELEY.
FRIDAY. JUNK 1. ls-.;.
inn st wa this morning.
FoKi'inv.?Mr. Cad*!.aaa names Monday for I
division aa tb? Beena Kata bri. --? If. U. Hyed<
man aa thc Bentenoa of Moat, ? Mr. Btairta
ai--iilleil l.y the Lindon I i rn en. ? .-.- A 8'orn
ch nw sitei iBhanBBan. ?- ..- (ioncral Ouilano be
lievcil in have beea Baasunaaal.
CoNOBaaSa, C.'th liraiu-hcs ii) session. :-Sen?
ate : Dteeamaioa aa tbe Faeejertea qaamtion; Ute bill
total railratai land graoti Baaaed, - Boqbb:
I'lu-ob iiiiiriianriuc bill paaaed aitfa ibo tux provi?
sion leatneeal to tire tenta a pound.
DobtBitTIC, ? I lu' (in.'in. As.-cnrhly of tl.e
Knigbta uf Labor Bdjkwirned ra Cleveland] an
ruldn--- u> tue Bonito, ta trnilaa tu.urns and to the
li rani: rs adnnteal === Threatened loekoot of
bniltiera la m. Louis. ~~?A. Caandian renae] ta
lambie at China*] ?? lllnaaa al Biabop Hen
liiu-kt'ii. _ --_ a bearing belora Governor Hill 0:1
Hie 1 (.de nf Kt nie me bili. : - 1 ba Preaideut ami
l.i- br uo al D 01 Park, Mailittml.
Ctn on Bi bp*?*.?.?Eioeeeaeal nt Orate* Buy.
Crrrrr: I'>r,,i,|i-nsii k tllki u td blag Sr B, - Wuit
iun tnt vims tu Inoculate two boya hal.ie ta rahiea
: ii ? lion aftainat fanning ears in r.ioad
waj to be aoucbt, - - Winner* at Jerome Park:
Queen of Elirabetb, Dry Monopole, Meninie, Phil
Learn*, Abraham. = Kanona iny beaten br
New-i..ik, 1 iiHinnaii by Mets, ami Loaisviilebr
Bm ki. 11. - . l.ml ol the ear drivera* ngbv
= Hie Masiinie Grniiil Lodge BBBBloa eli"-, il.
i--A keeper telletl by a priaeeier iu Newark,
== Aiiiiiversriiv services in Trinity Church,
Action of lite (.'batul.cr of ('..niiiii'ii'i. cn thc
iliMiifeciioii of mus. .. t Gold raine of tba legal'
ten.ler BtTCT dollar (412>2 crainM, 7S.BjS cento,
"-tu.ks indi r local tnflneacea deelined and
lis-ii rallied, 1 i.isiriL' sti .i^>
, Tm WBaTRKR?li-rlifittiona for to-day: Sligl ?'
cooler and fair. Tenipcratare reeterday: limi?
est, Cs1-; loareal 00 ? average, 05?.
jprYaoaa eftrriao toora for tin ttaton,etnd
mer tranUrrx, Caa haem J Hi; DAILT liii'tl'VK
vuiiiiii Ui them, postpaid, far ",:< tents per ntonth,
ile adaVeaa being chomped a* atun aa desired.
'Jiu. DaiLT Titir.fM. mill bi' teni t<ia?y address
in Europe at ^1 '.)?"? /.rr monia, maa'ca intitules
ihe ocean uottnas,
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La>t iii^'iii hiiilbi-rii dxednporj lorn diTiaion
iu tia- liiiiisii Coiiiiiiuiisiii raftard to Um aeoond
niulni-r ol tbo linnie link- bill. It lins now
In .ti poatponed until Monti, iv Tii_*lit. Thia is
iipiniK-iiily in thc forlorn bopa thal Radical o])
.lositioii to the aaeaauxa may bc weakened in
thc nir.iiitini' .
Tho (ilcMnar-jDirino bill baa im*-! A thc Honse
by a Braaller rjaajority timi waa anticipated
?which only prorea once mon the follj of
ida* rag much dependence cn the sense and
Intelligence of a l'cinocratic majority, or ?.f
ci: raiting it to ad heartily for Ute beal inter*
catani the country. The opr<oaitioB to u tax
on b*HFU linter from the Hist baa been en?
tirely nu mtereBted oppoaition, while in favor
of it waa nut only the dairy mtereat, bm all
con-idotations of common business honeaty
which forbid the Bale of a counterfeit article aa
tbi real thing.
The citigens of Ohio ar? at present anffering
the mi'iiilic.iiii.n.it'aee4ng the legality ol their
late M'Uiite .iticslio'ietl 111 the COOTta. J'.y the
iili-enee ol the liiiiKxr.itie membera t'i\v;.7ii
the dote of tlie recent se-si'Ui. the Kejtnblicai.M
in thc .Senate were foreeaj to strict procedure
to legalize the needed Siato appropnations.
Foiled in tlu it Hciiiilitloits objitniction taciic-,
tbe I?i im ernt.i ate now trying to undo in the
coutts Inc tuts o! the Senate. Thia K (il
Oawrae, a question of Uchnie.tl evitlenee. Il
was iiniiuhim/e that the Repnblicaa Benlaton
t\e:e iiueed to a st net Interpretation ol the
Senate mies, bit public opinion entirely sus?
tains their action. The reopening of tho iia,Mt
in thecotirtsby the Democrats will add to the
dls^U-t which all rcpuliilile oiiiz.'ii* of OtlO
now feel for the Democratic party.
American flahermen have beatd tha< diplo
macy is Blow, but they probably never before
realiz(d the exasperation of its BlowneaBM
they do to-d.iy. We.Us have passed dncethe
Canadlana anrM>amced that the rjoiiunercial
I%hla tot Aineric.ui lisherme:! WOVgld aol be r<?
rj|ieeted 111 C.uiadian jiorts, and sine, they fol
lowcd up tina as-ciiiou hy Boiling one or two
vessels. Still the State Department proceeds
evenly on ttl way, makin'; rcpiertcntatiinis to
England to b<? ame, but apparently Bonking
them alter no very vitro rous fashion. 1* it Io
be wondered al that tlie New-Kiifriand Baaing
mietotsaie greatly inccii,((l thereal and that
the .M.iha.ichu.ielts boajtai tails Upon the (Jov
cniment to nd more rrr*amptly 1 Doubtless Mr.
J'.a\aid*s admiicis will decl.uc that this inijia
tienee is nei-t iinperliiu-nt, ball the people at
large, we believe, will attnrae that there ia
groondfor wrath among the flabermen. Thai
is Ibe way the Scnale teemed to look at it
ye.-l 1 1 .lay.
INateur'a hydropiiohi.t eora is boobi ho ba pnt
to piitcticd test hen: in New-Vork. Dr. Molt
is busily ssigaged in ijroduiing the rabiea
?ima and there are two iier.xms awaiting inoc?
ulation, lt is to be boped thal he will be able
to tie.it ihi'iu before thc twentieth day after
tbey ware bitten, since the operation Binat be
iKrionm-U wuhiu Uott period tt* bo effectual,
taWinHIng to l'aHUui's sujipositiou. Xeilbir
tluxe ti\o eases of course,, nor a dozen like
them, will wntle the disputed point*; but they
aili (to much further toward it here than if
they were in Paris, for Dr. Mott and his assis'.
ants will doubtless |troeas)daclentlfkally fwhieh
M. Pas lt* ur does not; aud keep carelul rec irdl
Of castra, 'ibe doctors, however, cannot do it
gil. lt is a good thing for every oue to remem?
ber that a aupposed mad dog ahould never bo
killed but carefully kept, bo that the fuct of
tbi muducvj uuy be dispioved or Citublished.
Without Pitch knowledge the hiter observation*
of the physicians practically go for nothiug in
the casie af tts person bitten.
It was not to 1h> expelled that Socialist* of
any kind would npjuove tho punishment of
Most, and M. H. Hyndiiiiin, whose views are
furnished this morning in Xsfl Titnti nk's
special cable, probably speak* tor all his fellow
belie \ers when he coiiilemns it. Hut Mr.
Hrndmai should have contented himself with
eondeninalion without Btating his reasons
therefor. The Bappreaal.ni ol such talk .'ii
Most Indulged itt is by no means u eon tra ry to
the bes! traditions of tlie United Stales." < B
theciiitriirv.it is entirely in iiccotdiince with
Hiern, dur PeaYtJ Code, w liich forbids lan
guage calculated to provoke riot or public dis?
order, proves that public sentiment is, and loaf
has beea, hostile to incendiary talk and will
punlah ii. The truth is thal the Americana are b
forbearing people, and that we tried long t"
ignore rant like Moat's] bat lin dly a hen its
seiious eftecta becaine only too painfully ap?
parent we lived up to our traditions M law
ftbidion and order-loving citizens and sup?
pressed Hen Most. It was a good beginning
aud we hope to keep it tip.
LABOR QOlSQ EACEWARD.
It is the opinion of many of the widest mem?
bers of the Kalghtaof Labor thal tbe election
of eitremiata and opponents of Grand Master
Powderly to the Executive Committee Boanda
the death knell of an organiiation boa which
tiny had hoped fer great results. The most
obvious elled of the election will beti) in?
tensify the antagonism between the Knigbta ol
Lab.u and the Hades unions. Mr. Powderlj'a
policy in that matter bas been to prevent uny
will between the two ou-ani/.ai ions, and to
commend the Knighta ol Labor to the inure
internment and tbonghtful workingmen bj Ita
good influenceand it* groaing power. The
extremists, OB the other band, have been tn lng
io bu ilk up thc iiailc.- unions in order to force
their mem eera into Joining the Knighta of
Labor, and Io that end they have welcomed
overt opportunity ol controversy. The leading:
trade* unionist! at devi land judge tint the
election mr ana war, and while they regret it.
believing thai thecaueeof lalor will Butter, by
antagonism between tbe organisational they are
coiiliriiil tluit the Hailis nunns have f;u
ft real cr r-t iii! *^t li to sustain themselves in any
atrnggle than the Knigbta nf 'Labor. li
happens that tl.e fleet ions were peculiarly un?
thill ly because an invitation from Grand Mur-ti I
Poa di riv lo ene of the largest and most i o.vei
t ii 1 triii'i ta unions in ti- country, the Iron aod
Sieel Work ere' Amalgamated Aaaocdatioo, was
received with moch appearance of favor wt the
con ve n ti'm of that body at Pittsburg on
Wednesday, and ii was thought (hal nure wat
Mime prospect that the aaaociation would Join
tin- Knighta of Labor in a body. It is likely
that the election of extreme and violenl men
will turn the Beale, and prevent the union
desired.
An a tber e'lfct of thcae election-- i^ to destroy
whatever aaa acconiplished by the decision
foi bidding strikes or boycotta without coi sen!
ot the Executive Committee. It la true, the
force of tins Judicious decision bad been
already lessened by an amendment conceding
to district assemblies Ibe power to act foi
thc!'.-elvo "m ciees of emergency." lt ia mt
difficult to fore.-', i- ih..I casca ol emergency will
often arise. Bul r,.tii tlie Executive Committee
in t..'.I control ol those who favor \ oleni
measures, there is little room to hope that tbe
i onduct ot the organization a ill in this reaped
be improved. Mr. Powderly'e e.nun eats upon
the elections, which wi re given to the inc.--* on
Wednesday night, do not indicate much confi?
dence t. ai bia principles tail] ultimately
prevail* Perhaps he ia right in claiming thal
the talk about the "Home Club "ia of emull
consequence. He anya with force that the
reported conspiracy againal bim appears to
nave been in progesa for several years, and ii ii
baa been impotent thus far, be argues, it is
hardly reasonable to expect that it h is sud?
denly become important now. Bal the diili
culiy leone which noone Understands belier
i...in Mi, Tow delly himself, namely, that the
(?ii.ii.icier of the organization baa been com?
pletely revolutionized hythe additions to its
membership (luting the past ye,ir. In the con?
vention :.t Clevelaud the new members are noi
represented, though it is claimed that they
linn.bet half the oider or more. It Mi.
Powderly and his conservative associates are
beaten by a lure majority, in a convention
repreaeuting only tbe old members, it seems
likely that 'be majority against them in a con*
veution representing the abole bo.ly will be
overahelming. The tendency mus! be to
destroy the confidence of npright and
intelligent workingmen in an organization
which had promised to exert a good influence,
and to restrain not only the more violent indi?
viduals, but evi n the trades unions themselves,
from unwise and lawless measures.
'Jue truth ia that the difficulty with which
the b->i ineii iu this organization have to
conti nd is inherent. The power which such un
organisation can wield ia far too great to be
intrusted to a few Individuals. The men who
exercise it med to be men of almost super*
human wisdom, self-restraint and integrity ol'
ourpoee. But secret intrigues, in organisu*
lions ol this nature, arc rendered teni nhl more
aangeroua by their methods. The power of
b.id men to Control the SCtftstVOf their fellow.-* ia
not diminished but greatly increased. On the
oilier hand, men who arc tit for tire Important
trusts of leadership, men who are competent to
exercise wisely the vast power of an orjraniza
t.on embracing representatives of many trades,
are srue to be hated by tho more violent, the
uni illy ninl the corrupt. lt, has seemed a
marvel to friendly obeervera that a man of Mi.
Powderlya purposes, and character bas so long
let.line.I a pioininent position in an organisa?
tion which, through its local bodies, has so
often acted in direct violation of his lashings.
The question now is whether he will eonaent to
retain his pajaiition, if the organization is to be
coiitiollcd by u en hostile to Ins principles.
TBE IRISH TElEDEtVE VIEWS.
]Mr. Davin's vigorous cable letter to Tnt TfHB
i'm:. published in yetienaatyr'e issue, reveals Mr.
Qladstonenstarongi st ground for popular aoppori
in ihcapproiiehniK eh ctiana. ile baa prttfMseed a
basis of i-i titi m. iit which the Irish people are
not enly vt illina to accent, but mt- grateful for.
The heartiness with winch this popular or?
ganize! anil tribune of the Home bute cause
a< knowledges the island's obllgationa to the
Prime Mini-lei at H.tis the gciiuineiicM, ,,f the
reconciliation that will beeftected bythepro
posed legislation, afr. Davitt declares thal the
Irish voters tbroughoul Gteat Britain will rotc
in favor of Mr, Gladstone ton man. "'Ibis
they will do," he mids, "with grateful reniein
u bi ance of the only English statesman in bis*
? tory w ho bas braved Imperi.il power in behalf
"of Ireland. This they will do with enthiihi
"nan in the carrying ont of a policy that bal ut
u length tongul to be noble ind palmitic in their
"eyes." Tuey were not cnaiiiniiicd of tia
scheme at the (ittt*et, but they now accept it
eagerly aa embodying the principles for which
they have been st i Bggfing against English pn-j
iid.(c. For once an English statesman gets
credit in Ireland for disinUirestl il labots and
political Huciitieea. Tho grateful spirit in
which his measure baa been received is an
earnest of reconciliation. Tho Bugaldi constit?
uencies can ara reel y fail to be impressed by
the imiiroveme'it in the iclationa of thc IW0
scciionsof the United Kinnear*). If (bey sns
lain the Prime Minister, lhere will be the best
chance known durin_' this century of bringing
to au end the strife between England and Ir. -
land.
And what is llie alternative 1 Mt. Darill
speaks with authority for the Irish people when
be uses toons ominous, word'-: * There innst
le ii duel to the death." lb-alerts that if the
Toiies. Whigs and Chamberlain Killie its siie
ceeil in defeating Mr. Gladstone before the
coiuitiy, * then one of the most iliad er*aefl In
" the modern history of Ireland?nod of Eng
" land perhaps?will have to be fought between
"the Irish national Bttength and coercion."
Thia is not a menace of revolntionor Fenian
plota. Il points to a renewal of coercion ids
on the part of Mr. Gladstone's successors and a
revival with tenfold energy of nil the lush
agencies of readstance entplsyed in thc past io
discradii the authority of the frown. No runi
promise measures can be proposed that will
avert thisiirspieasible conflict. As Mr. blaine
aagacionsly remarked in bil Portland speech:
"The liinil settlement will never be made on ns
"easy terni:* an Mr. (.hillstone now oller*, if his
"bills nie defeated." The Nutionalists will not
trike less than the Liberal le.ider has form illy
concede! ; and since Mr. Gladstone's snecajasofs
will not be prepared to giant as muon, they
mist have recourse pi coercion in governing
Ireland. The old struggle will be renewed
with England divided against itself and Inland
supported, to use Mr. lil.mies words, by the
public opinion of the world.
AMERICAN LAW.
Wednesday was a bad dav for Socialists and
Anarchists. On lb.it day John Moist w;is sen?
tenced, shaved of bis disguising whiskers, ex?
hibited to the world in his native deformity, and
set to work at bard labor. It ton good thing that,
even by compulsion, thia individual ls at la.*t
brought to do a little honest work, and thus to
contribute a mite to replace the reenurcesoi
mick ty whiih bis vices aud climes have been
Wasting for vein*. At (.'liiengo, moreover,
indictments against fifteen moie Anarchists
were found for participation in the murderous
riot In which so many policemen were killed
i.inl maimed. At Milwaukee indietmeatai wera
lound aeTainst a areal numner of persona Cor
inciting tbe ri.?r there, nnd among them,
according to ri ports, were many officers of the
Knights of Labor, iueluding the General Or?
ganiser lor that part ol the state.
Tiii* couiiliy makes and might to make no
distinction of persons. The law ought to
cleave doun through all the false pretences
with which law-breakers invariably tty to
ihield their crimes. If any man baa broken the
law, il makes no iiSerenee whet lier be is a
Knight or a beer seller, ari Anarchist, a Boci il
i-st,'i I,thor demagogue or ti victim ol bul
whiskey and unrestrained passions; thc law
lin.* the islime place fol' him. Kel'oinieis who
nie lil io 1 i\e in this country, w here the people
nick* their owr' laws and the majority rule, w ill
strive to alter the laws as much as they please
.. i I'U'i lui and proper on thuds, but will never
bteak them. The man who violates law eon*
ie- ra thal le is a! war With the majority ol the
people. ______________
IR TBE Lion l Pl ICE AT LAST.
Tbe transfer <f Buddvnsiek to Bing Sing
romes hue, but the indiana!ion which New
Yorkers fell when his niiid-plasleied nails
wei,I down in a cloud of dust and a hun.an 1 fe
was wantonly sacrificed luis mt died out, and
i he aenae that the criminally leckies* builder is
hui catting bis deserts is general and emphatic.
Nerd Iv a J e,u ol hi.* ten years* SOUtence ought
already to have boen served. It was on tire
]sfh of Jone tost that be was convicted and
ii c days later his .sentence was piouiuinccd.
His respite for a year has been a palpable mia
carriage of Justice, <?i bis guilt there was
never any ground for doubt and his trial was
as lair as eould be had in any court. It is highly
aatiafactory that the rulings on the trial have
been upheld by the unanimous opinion nf
the jillie,' I sitting at General Tenn and that 'ill
the object ions raised in behalf of the defendant
were set aside.
Tbe prolonged delays which often follow
conviction! of crime have a tendency to arouse
contempt for the law, especially where the men
convicted are allowed to go at large. It is well
that no indue has thought it wiso to interfere
with a further stay in this case. Such a course,
in Mew di the finding of the General Term,
would have subjected any member of the bench
to much hostile comment. Uf course every
accused man is entitled to n fair trial; but when
he is lound guilty is there any icason why his
punishment?exeepi of com se in capital cases
?should be delayed while the long course of
appeal i* can led on I Prompt 'rials and speedy
infliction of penalties are needed tu produce
resp 'tt bu tbe tow on the part of law-breakers,
TBE BALLOT-BOX IS ALABAMA.
The platform of the Republican National
Convention of 1 ss i contained this plank :
Tts* |iff petntty cf (icr itii-titiitiiiti* rials upon tho tonie
'..'...ii.iii! nf ii fit*, tiaii..t, un hsosai mani und tottan) ra
turn*. We denounce tan friniii uti.i riolonoa practised hy
iiiu Daraoarasj lu mu eeoUtsrn stut.-s, by ala. ii ti..- mix)
nf the roter i* aefea*ad, aa aaagt rna- ia tba Breaarvaftoa
of fr(*i: Instit.ilinim; .in.l MUMBBlj armin th.- DetBO'
criiti'- pnrt) -i- i.i lng Um kui.ty rnetateet of tao re,\ar.i
(.1 ano ll frau., .m.I viol 1. B,
A suggestive commentary upon this plank
ami an emphatic ii'.testatioit to the truth of its
indictment of the Bourbons ot the South is
furnished by a com ka, ray now being is jiged in
the Detnocracy of Alabama.
rho quanti grew ont of the vt>to which wai
n tm neil a.* having been tOSsX in .Marengo
County in 1884 for O'Neal, the praaeot Gov?
ernor of Alabama. Mail ugo'.-, Bourbon in
ipectors of elections et itined thai 4,025 persona
voted lor (/.Neal. No Democrat challenged tlie
count, and it any t*epublkan ventured to do so
he waa doubtless put down as a mere waver of
the bloody shut. All thc same tin figures stood
for a flagrant fraud upon the ballot-box, and
now that tha enterprising Uareniro Democrats
propose to make them the basis of Increased
representation in patty cuiiveiiiions, Jicino
ernto in oilier counties jealous of their own
rigi,ts lum-no hesitation ia branding themas
bogan. Thi M,iliit Ba guter, the leading Demo
emtic paper of Aiabam t, by way of impeaching
them, prints a table showing the Democratic
tote recently cast at i primary election in
Marengo for candidates for Probate Judge.
i'he total vote for the two candidates aaa
1,342. Commenting upon the liguns Tlw
Register makes t!;c/.u frank not to .-ay blunt op?
ed rations i
ll tie wu* an olectl.iu tailing oat BTIBTITaSBnsiSlll)
aster, a mi Ma trna ii..n,,? rr .tic i..i? snesa sat ant tua
4,000 toteai a ratad tot < i'n.-..:. t.ut ii,- *, m.,; ,..i,. ehleS
tim a alta ii'.i'iii,tiuii loni.i give, anal ns amie, way a_
ni: thc 'j,too Beera veins aiBlniialiia la tin* alaallua fer
c.iiiny BfllsseB.aa atoatam in ohleB lha paesla am
alwaya Basal arrana!*/ lauwsstsd ?_, asset aaatty ea.
taaasdl Tba brfaranea i* pinta Hun ita rival ann la lau *
ut im,ii" Mimili iio: in runt a leaart te praetlaaa sask u*
i,u'.-ii..| th.- Besjiaieat reta al i --1 Ib anea aasrasaaa pre
j.ortinn-, Ts ubinia )..i?er in ilia Biala ImtAWtl or ( un
irir**)..ii.il astveetieaa ena ens utan, it a?a* |naUlabla
;...iiiiiiii?. Hut to ass Ike as*ns aneena againat n aetgh1
bur wa* (julio nnetfeaa feing, ii eeeM keregasiaa' as
?Breer. That aeaa fur PmeeBa Jmi<? anrrlas nita it a
I-inf..uni bencf thal lha imo iieiuiicruiic volo ,,f
Mait deo lt not over 1,1151).
We commend these Words of The BtwUter to
ii - who alu ut c.i-i.linell lo oiieei and raise
the eyebrows nnd deprecate a revival of sec?
tional feeling whenever THI Tichum: insists
that Democracy's restoration to power was uc?
eoniplished by crime* against Ihe b.illof-b.ix.
"The true Democratic vote of Marango le not
over 1,350," nnd yet (/Neal wasallowi d 1.020 I
Anl Tin Register, realising as it must that toa
right ol' sulliage in itt Integrity il Hid corner?
stone of our system of government, nevcrtlie
lesa enies so milch more for Bourbon success
than it docs for lair play and equal rights fur
iii! thiii, although it abjects to cheating at elco*
lions at the expense of *n neighbor,''il regards
that non of cheating at the expense of Bepnhti*
cans as" justifiable homicide.'' I'here you have
thc Bourbon name lor ihe disfranchisement of
the negro. They call il ? justifiable homicide"
The result of the contest in Marengo will be
au,died with not a little interest. Now that
her own vote on (lovernor is shown lo be a
fraud, she may retaliate in kind, thus throwing
additisual light on the arethods by which the
South is made solid for the Democratic party.
THE I'LL IL OF Ht,: PEACE.
The Amoru: hi Beach would seem to lead an exig?
ence ss precarious sa that ef an office-bolder with a
tendency to BgTaosivs partisanship, Y?.ir alter year,
withseareeiy an exception, tbeaewbees basieesa
it is to uarture him not the offioo-hohlor hut the
Beach?about thia stauo of ins eareav begin to
shako their beada lathe wrong direct toa and to
remark in sad tones that tho future of the Beach
ero;) will not bear talking about. The trouble
with tbs pencil aban gas with tbs abauging ac senna
Parbspsit is frost, or it may he hick of rain, Bes*
addy it Isexeesa of raia, frequently it is worms,
snd s'.'netin.os iIk> . oroner'a jury, eompussd of pro*
taaaioaal peach-growers, Beda that it is bait
Kow the Americaa people, with whom tho peach
ia a greal favorite, would doubtless worry not a
1 .ttIc over thass manifold evils which so emily
beset it, wera it not fur ona thing It ia a big thing
Exporten cs has tangbl then abet, nea mba, tba peach
han a eanstitution that enablea bin to ilse sunerior
to lu- nisfortULea and appear iii market in tun- t-i
mliil all hissnaagenenta It la rj.re that aeedtima
and barvset fail, and sot oftener docs tim peach
turn apntaaingnl peach-time. Therefore it is that
tbe gloomy reports which urn bow hoing sen! oat
irma tho headqaarters of tbe Delaware peach ere
nut ca Icu hit ed fi. ero i~i- tho m ni \v bo lil. B I [""tc he
to iiiuui'ii as those that bars no lmpa of Imving mi ?
tu eat tin* aanmer. It is tbs dastardly worn that
iatbreateniag tho tween this tune. ''Within a
sin,!i tims peat," aoons peach editor reports,wa
??tai i lum story baa run through tba lead ol tba
berry and peach to the effect that ft myaterioua
worn has begun itt ravagea noon tba in mt fruit.
. . . Iii" tv.inn wa* a very snell affair to create
?-nelia stir, alnost S* Inn'as a strand d spun Bilk
and rory black, uml tho snterpriaing grower who
iiiide tau il.-i merv repotted thal it wes busily
at work coring direct If through tbe beartol the
growing peach and utterly doatroying 11 to."
a, worn capable of. makin-'.so dca.Hy a bore aa
that ol it*, li areli nay well cause tbe infant
peach?wi. ur li l.<-inn; nothing :i ii?>t tender is easily
bon i tc ba iona tbe bopeleaa prey ol nunappiuess.
The peech eater, win ia by no ni".un as young na
the peach, does not aharetha hitter's despair, for
ld" rci*(in Rtatod. I he ;.ob-eah r het* t-n to one
timi no taken that tbe worn will not auoc.lia
kn oe'..m.' oul tl.e ml' int peach, sad that Ibe hu ter
will live to gladden, al iis angaaing na tar tty, sumo
appreclatlra palnta
P. 8.?Another isport train i slawats states that
tin black worn ia largely s myth mid that tbs
infant Beach af 1886 is a child of magniticenl
promise.
Thc latest r turua ngsrding thc growing crops
are less favorable than those previously received,
alni indicate til ii the yidd par acre nay be ouuaid
Drably reduced, eapeeinlly in t!w wheal nelda of
Southern Ulm.?'.--. It i* but fair tu nnenber, how*
ever, thal sk h reports of injury aro very connon
at thia season.
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Si.ino of our contenoorariea uro devoting nncfa
viii na ide annes to tte question of tbe antbeaticitv
ol tba recent Interview in 1 lu UtraU oarporUag to
gita Mr. Blane's views of tho Heheriea eotuoliea
tiotiH. Thia is a she r waste ot energy. Mr.
Blarneys views ol tba nabertea dispute ate dourly
and forcibly expressed in one of the atrotigeal
chaptenof "Twenty Years of Congreeaa." If any
journal (les'nps to know what those optuiona are, it
baa only tu ouuault tbe t\) euty-eevenl li chapter ol
the iccoud volume m order to lind ;i very lucia ex
poeil eui ul tue controveny. Copiea ut tbs wo ri*
ought to bs genenllv distributed among the
oQiciala of tho btate Department.
Tbs Prestdent'a sci rotary is now open to engage?
ments as a regular contributor io tho fashion
pa pei a
Tbelllinois Democratic Btate Committee hoped
to recoil e. at ita meeting yesteidav, a letter from
tbs penitentiary st Joliet. Bach s lettet waear
tiautly desired, conveying the reaignation of J. C.
Mackin, tba, Beeretary ot the connittee. who is at
|no-eiit aarviug too public ;it bard labor in tao peni?
tentiary lor crimes committed hy him in trying to
elect a Democrat when the people bad defeated.
It wa* unkind, however, in tho connittee
tu aeek lins man's reaignation when tbe
chairman of tho committee, Mr. Oberly,
who baa also been renoved Iron practical ac?
tivity by tho appointment of President Cleveland
us Ci vii Berrico Uvnniaaiencr, ha* not yet tendered
ins resignation. There aro sunni persons who
wonder whether Oberly, while reieiains ins place
as Chairman ol' the Mate Commit tee, ia not an
" offensive partisan." Bot slr. Curtis probably can
discover sumo excuse fur him.
Mr. Ultimo is accused liv Tnt London Tune* ol
" vforking np" tbs Irish vote for 1888. What he
did wa* tu warn Ii ash-Americans BgSiUSl forming
political sllianccs hen and to advise then "to
in.uk any man a* at enmity with their cause who
Becks io use it ter personal or for partisan advance?
ment/' I nat wus vi ry singular cooneel coming
imin ih" "demagogue '' whoas ona idea, according
to this English censor, wes to obtain Irish votes
lui hiinsetf.
-av
Only a little while ago John Must was urging his
tallow Auarcbiata to ann themselves and drill and
prepare to overthrow what he caih-d tbs "capital?
istic'' elaaaea. Kow he ls engaged in actual diiiimjc
in tbs blacksmithabop on Blackwell's Island.
Urning his yeas thereaosae respeel iur law and tor
thc rights <>i "thor men nay bc drilled Into him.
Ii teemed hardly likely that tha talk of Bending
Mr. Btranahan onck to nts old plane in the Brook?
lyn Park Board was t-et Bil oat with Mr. Mratiu
hao's eonseot, When he retired from tbe Board ol
Bridge Trustees it waa generally undentood that
Lo hu.I taken lit.al Icvc ol' pablM life. I'm Proa*
peet Park* of which new.,* tha actual ereatcr, ta
ho(h-ar to In* luart that, it was hardly unnatural
lo suppose thal it niijjht not lei.uin-niina in r
suasion to i duce hun io Basans its control again
in his otu age, tew people la Brooklyn would nw
grel tu -ec tl.e " M. lt iel. ill " 111 Iii* lui .in -r plaOS once
BBorej hut bis geetaiea not io take office again,
uow that lu- ia within two yeera of fourocoiv, ia
iluubiiiM u wise one.
PERSONAL
Tiio umlii'iinlo of frlciuls ur th.) Kev. Dr. lion;.cn
Marry, Intely ot Brooklyn, win Sa (leased ii. kima; teal
taut iiuiii-'tei Baa, ia na apse lattas te in* tedlnnupotta
aenrea, flaeresaly pretasted agalnai Um threatened
liiV.i?n'ti rn" Mtnl (in BJ IBS li.au .lum * wini li,,- Beea
lilpliuitruiiiiiu.' ) alluna parla af tlie ennui ry lin ,.u " ov.iu
cellst." i'.iali 2 [ul Ila lull Jilin s's cu. imo ilcli.ilicl.tliiiii
al all Hajiti*t mltilsti-rs ami layiin-n as ? imrs." I>r.
Joflcr) luella aal'l thal " alum this' inoial BBBVI ..-i-i
(Ule* IO li. a. ll .is efl ,1 BUS in clinl.InJ ui'limiiiiiiitiuli
ut i nii,I..4ii i" I' 0 fol tbS simpis IM1-.IUI Hun tiny an.
inio ia their etinseieaiieos euavtvUene, be proves Um
cn ,i tneaaa ... ui* mural niuo and puta uimsall Bajruuil um
pam ot nc vii i.d ilia part ut all wan beverttaaril
Im lha BMsnlllea ol Cbrlatlna aratnerheod, al .....al
BoiBlf aad UaasBt spseah." IBs Dian nei in nblsB tua
...nil ...i, ansi i'll"- ol .cu mail...i* -uoraiu In. .h-Hm i ni
Ihaee ntursiinss ualotano a slim bervsal lui Juno* if tin
linen nut Un lila *!...? HMSO.
Mr. ll.n-liii ?'* niPitiin-lal nf QeeInti fer BS. I'linl'i" Mpre*
a 'uta tu.- ii.-m Bf KhiirKiiim in the nora! gilghi air ra*
iiiilfnrin, I.I* rmrlit hand up.ni his inci-l una lim tell
agon un ni ell lil!'lo.
Minc. iSnaaChrreaaaaa baas isssivsd withextras*?*
iliuaij hnr..u- al Caruoiia, Voi.otiiolu, Uar uitti vo plato.
The cnvi-rriiiii'iii lavaasal hst-with it* Ughral Order,
mci fi" i> i.-n* unite.1 lu pasasatlag lu her S ?ii_j?rb nuia
lim. I al.
Mr. Reaaa elante that whee hawasyeaagaeatd not
altin ' 11 sad Banna latter " M "Men as lil* olaismat.1* di I,
mill BOW lie la MN -y (ur lt.
Th* f'7.ir lia* taken Io amateur photography, Bad OS
Mlntstar Inca Interrupt lum whsn im I* it with in ida
" lark i'I'irii," evea wita i;,e bbb! BMaaentona Hilaireel
Btete.
At tho cniiitiiK Oamoneaaneet of williams canaga,
.limo no, will it mistreats i th- Bfttetn anniversary..' t ai
elBattae >r nsaideal Hark Hepkl a. That wearable
liistriictor will un .lillie :'.i deltvsf tbs nilli! al ni' In **
belate tin* aluna!. His r. curt .st Williams, brtagy
stat, ii, in,* benn aa tblloors: sn'ere', 1830; graduand,
I as i; tutor, 1- '".; Pro rsaaor of Moral Pbllo?.i|ihy end
111...'..fe. l-'lu. I'm-.ul,.til. iiii.l p.nfc, ,t ..r Int -lli-i-tual
uni! Mural I'ii11<??*<.;>li>. I -HU; l*Iofee*or nf f'l.r.snail
Tim.ii..??>?, ISM; real med Prrsldmie] ia 1872. i>? it
retinue,! in* Profsaaorsblps, wiilou h. twins and acUrsly
Hilt nt tc iirc-niit 11 ins.*.
The bales ??? o', tim sum raised nv popular tal isrtptloa
fur ti.e fut jo of sir Bebsrl Pssl st the waatarn ead of
Casar side lt in boused tor aadonina a"r>el aehetar
aiiii." ii lia* lulu I i'o fur ann* renie, end aaaenatate
gS.150. fhnseeolntebtp win lo fm peutloalommrntf
Dr. gshwasBBjgar Usaaalsttaaas t" reduce thcCeet'a
wi?iehf nu a cntittu.-t, iipcnt-'liiiit lo whioti tho lighter lie
make* ino patient tim Im ivi-r will lin lil* fee.
TBE TALK OF THE DAV.
The Prince sad Prtnfesa of w ilsa hsvs Ried upon tho
aStl! Of tills ill -al J t ll fa thc lay hi.' of tiio Imi rul.lllnli ItOOS
of tim Vtstpttft c.ii.ita in Baal toadon, tim bending ol
which, it i* said, waa larseslsd bjr tba Boret," Kallon
Laavaa" ii will soat shoat ssj7Sjooo, af whisk all nut
is.'iO.ouo Ima deon Miami.
We meetly cxenbKd a Lob Angelos linear for life
in-..ir,um.i ono.la an*war hi the (_u,*silon," Have rou
i for in on .m. .\ic, ii...11" answered: "it ia lust ibis wari
I waa imrii tua -itii of July, t.d* country waa bora the tilt
nf Julf.and (wa* with'(,r uh wueii'Vi. ks airs oapit ii
liitei lin--ilii ot,Inly; and to tot til IOU I h wTtB them!
thne co.ciif .limit li ons il .\ lill*, wo partly?full."
[enutharn Callfernni PraeUltoaer.
Oregon la rejoicing Bees uss a peat ninny native
4awneaaa ara oonlns Into tho .-itire. Portland i.aa
gained 'J,ooo ia popuistloa lu leas thea a your, aad other
plains un gBlalog aceordlagljr. Tao Otesjealaaa bogia
to look wah pit] "u tho eora nu! lit i io pats lies sf hind uo
tho Ali.mt le OOM, Whleb call Um...solves, state*.
The Bi v. J. H. Canon, Ornhnn, Xeaea, midi "1 am
thinking uf unjin/ .Sn l.i ti best - ""?' "'"" > to aid ia
nun.lire two it.pti t eharebee lo fe?..it. w imt w.uid
yon udvi.tei'' Wa Borland bini lo take alth bim enoiutb
to pay Li* evpenaea beek, - [lilohtuoud Sellsde i- Harald.
It la salli that there aro lo.ooo faaslhoa to ChtBBgO
without a etas ot tlie Bm* The anni ea of faiiili.es
llmf have a enpy, hut never BBOB lt. i? not elana.
.Tmre ato sboat 5 '<> dort 'al Wi ?? ?Inion lu this cnutitry.
p.abr-Try one ur these olssra, Bagls/?the cele
hinic! .iiu.' k-id hraoil.
barley ...fin* a lartef ?terrel)?IX 1 yu say those
clftar* were c.-lclirii'e . I
I nn-nn' v?id tun.)'.
I .1. flay ..ledi..1., .-I th ik tba*-ara lad.
I'ouaouby ..>. T ..it-* what limy an celebrated
tor. - , i .a..dc.I'lua Call.
Ltounaant-Oovernor Au c.*, of MaaaaobaaetU, humor
oiisly acknowledges thit ho isn't muon of a peMta
ipenkar, ead i"i' that rc..-"ii anya ih.a it has ii"ou iii*
hai.u to i.'.ic ia., yoi* to spunk (";? bim ea week days, ei i
toaahaldlsa preoettera lo talk tor bim oa Bindera, Pt
i, in,ni who i* BO speaker Mi. AJnee C uj I j a tniiijl t_uiio
pit!.Hy.
This I* Im iv a now I bli nbs slothing store waa opened
tbs ..iln-r dari
?? .-.ii.ite-M.-ijur Tobey*! D Battery will fire'a grand
?sluts in honor ol ibu notable ooeastoa in tue
Leka Park, Jual soatu of the ?x| atUoa B alhUag, from
12 tu I i.'ch..k nunn.
Bau lust?One ol our landtag enterers will be sa head
li'i'.i nt our Ktore willi ? otafl of wallera w serve eur
fi . .1 - aad patrons la tha mort approve '? Buaanr wltb
hat arena and ratreebioeeta, fros ol neal.
Music?(mm 7 tu Bp. bs. ita Trail-known Chlesga
Qnarwt s ill render choice iele< timi* ur vocal unala.
Un-inn*, aul Bargalna -lac. .I.1."
"Poor ull Ba. Loads ** Will have ta " htiiu;> It.-elf " to
heat tula
" lt. J."?Itach.-lor of Juirnalittn, ls the do.roo aug
Bested fore llcae |t*radoate* who have pursued a spedu.1
eourse ol study to ut ui*in lot lbs newepaper profession,
Wui'ii a foll ie i. io tarurod un* dear a mo thing lor nun
? in ao to b oi k ..' the I uttotn ar m -pup -r
n rr-ce. ..eil work up to tbe prsrtioal ..c.-rc- of " BJ, 1'. M."
? Naorsi .i,..-t mas.?[ppriUaBj ld I tdon,
A Western put of the oahM Bey remarked thet Most
a i- .n laina aluna lona J tba pr . Biliary, it will ba
. i. to know iiiat be ls Host luslde uo*.
One of our hotel keepera 1 ls tbe followings "Isiwn
turtle'* bead cut ott from tba body and thrown .'.nan in
irk yard.loyal IO o'clock, aud the nert day al
abo 11. . t mae our il cauabt a . hlcken i?j tue tool .n..l
bald lt until wr release i lt." ono ut our pbralotana com?
ing up about that tiino tamnikei: " Vet, 1 duu't doubt
it; you maj take a untie--, bean and it will routlnus lo
L.eat until it unto dry."?.Wa?hllMtU)a l'i*. i tuioniolo.
Apmpes nf tho hissuic ol" ?denis" In London, Ina
i hUadttiti ia ni j/nuiit bopaa tbntllr, luxey sill now
tenanber tani ha la onlj a olowa.
tu leapyear Japanese uii it who want busbnada aet
ont flower puts on the fioul port cu aa m emblem, mi-a
a euatom in lb ? i ?...?. - ? . ai uni ibe floral con*
lout-..f io;,ny ennaeiralorlea \' preaenl all a fouug
m..u v?aut.> tu knoe i* Kim.ii-i tc- you ut! woman bus
anemone. Ha i* ., .,u retul) t.> mariifold?hui nut
., ,i a?smuon io loiuat..* aa tueyouua latly. -[Norris*
Iowa ilcmi.i.
with Ma proepeet ot a millioniIhIIbi eourt-house
KiitiHia city too'* joat too elevated lor snytblng. Per
imp* it aruifrel differently wbau it duds ticitit baaaoat
a uni.mu anil it hail ur tliMruahuiits. Wltb Several uno. u
pictcii alnna i<> h ar fran.
Tee leadlnrj drygeoda aaaaetloa at Biaton la a ipedal
HUe of gouta recovered Iron the iteamsalp Oregon, asl
rertuwd br aeveral coue rna. l ..<? i-".. i* am *t une i ead
water-noakeI, ami theic .na tn ce im i.uni. ts (bell
ip antity. rennie are luablus tor tuen ..ml it looks ea ll
ell" .irn nun.il li- Sob I tu frel-tiH Lali a lin/i ll Uleijnn*. ?
[^p.lii^ilolil L'liliiu.
STAG I S TORUS TO RLELt'KLR-ST.
Now tuat tin; Governor bas si::iu'il tho bill
estendna Um route ni tbe Fifth Amana Trnnsportn
lion Company from Eievaatb-at. to the Bleacher Street
Btatlua ul tho eUevsied rsilroad. tho gu. allon be tug
a.'it.itedlt wbataer that corporation ihsllatooce pal
un na new sta.et. tn run Hi iib from li.-iity-nniih?t. in
Bleeoker-at. Inn old s:a^-.t wi.i ".'Xiii runmns ta
li.oeck. r-su lill* munna.'. ino BSSJ Blanca,
mw-iiiiiiir, wini ur.1.4.1 ne* aul to bo
iu pp baal with a eeaehnea have been
in preoeaaof Butbtiagat Racine, Wis., arel me advsitea
ruard of tuen ut espeeted uer- ia a few days, Tue
probeblutr la tuat lbs nev *i.tic -.* wm dui ba put oo the
ronte until September, ?.-.-1 n ? mo coiiipa.r elshea to
aave the new atages uuui Fifui-ave i.a* been repaved.
it In experted t uti nearly ?ii vim m-# pn oe in eu la arm bo
ilmio hy that lime.
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Jf.t.vr riSJTORS SEC LA CHA'trACS.':.
Tin' lu-aiiiifni steamship La Champagne, the
t1r*t of tho Basel pf new reseal* imw lutinlm^ fur tim
nowpasii ^ (.e.i;0raio TransnilBBtlqes, lay at her pier
yeoterd.iy erowdad with vi*itnrs, aba Uateeed to the
iniisie hy ( ,4p|..,'s bainl and aimil -.1 Hie slesjsilt lill wa
nf t.ie ?al..nus ami the Keaeral ezoells ee nf tue ureat
snip. Tba sri-aiiicr oas Sl.700,000 ant tbe deoarst lona
S75,000. Klee tne iitrnts. msnrieea divant, ije.iutimi
palBtiBss end elaborate earvtuc* nra every wbars la her
iplendhn islooaa t*be is of 7,000 lani rnglassr sad her
ou^nies have B,lO0 bena puw.-r.
A QARDMA PARTS POE A ROEFITAL.
A garden party in Bid of the Manhattan Eyi
and t.ar Hospital was bold yesterdajf Bfieraeeoea th
areaada af Mr. and Mr*. J. Hoed rVn.-iu'* beawal Oa -
hiiii.!reii-aii(l-?eTO(ity-f.iur'h-st. uml ino KtngabrldgB
Road. Prom 3 null 7 u'ci.. k a larate number u u .??*-.
ineluding all i.m pinn niau reaidaaia of oVasbinstoo
Hslsbta and in.iaj tr-.i,u ibis eily naice.1 the arouada
whtcb were prettily arraaae 1 aa t decorate i fm- Ute oe*
easies. Klowen ami rerrosliiunuls were sun! at amilo of
lbs bootha, and * rurel ttuadred dollnn were re.1ii7.nl.
i...ri. tn Let or Bdniaaion autliled me bolder tea ri*
borrtsa and ene nt, Tua party sss siren br the 1.niles'
Asa...-! itina nf in.. BetgbU, and .nm.n.' then who served
Hm riatton at the variona tallies w.-re >(i*a Knlirrismi,
Mlaa M ipur, M asittoekwell, Mtsa Brown, Mi i Webb,
i|l?s l'crulns, Mi?s l're**prltcb, Miss Carrie lineal:.* alni
atlas linker.
QMS AM AL AH Hie n nts a QU1MT DAY.
Kx*Presideot Arthur <inl not venture out
yeswdny, nnd tho tjuleiaam of the bonaeheM wa*
broken only by an oeoaaional ri tit. ir. rseUeaerul wit
up, hut aasaaad nt Sar aanoyed at th - nut.iou attack* uf
weakii'-ss willoh emile on ul Interval* aud aeein io tm.lu
is h.iterer ir.vnl ls linne ny n.itttic tnwar.1 BneBdlBg n
reenter)'. Hr. I'eu-r* Belled a* usual hut fuunU nu
ebnaga of Import u., i aa weddtua ju the Wuiio House
araeuy loteraaied tha ex- rresutent.
MBBTIMQ OF itu: st. RIO BOLAS BOCIMTT,
Aiioiit lit'tv ?umbers of the >t. Nieholas So
eiety Bsaenhled at DslwBulae'a 1**1 aveaiagal tae i_a?r
barly anama ,,r th* aoeisty. la the ahaonea sf Oefsslina
\ indi ii'lt. Ute proacle.it, Who !* Bbrond, uno nf Hie
viss presidents ti.ieu ne i hair, appropruis rsenlntlona
mi the uo ita nf B, uakley Vanderpoel wiro pnaaed, and
aftersomsroutiaa buslusaa tee nasUna ailoeraad rn
enjoy the UMial luncheon, llio aiicii-ty Wi.i nut lueol
aaain.lUla sctnuu.
BEXEFIT FOE iles. BARTLE! t Aill'l'.l.I L.
Tiio benefit pgrfonnjgaee t?jt*tjVerad to Un*
Bartley (asnpbell aad her ahlhtrea muk pince yesteraay
afleruouii al lha tsiar l'Uoat:e. Au UStaaUfB BVS*
aramma essegrrad, nut tue sUeedaaes a*s ouia.i. tn
aplin of tint, li..werer, Hie Innnetal neelia Bf tha linn
sat acre piaaalntt, fer atsny peopla bad aeal Innra ?uint
fur aral* amt laded to Bome tlieuisrlvet. MOBMlBlag IB
tits iieiKhljortiunj of *l,.">.)(), ii waa eard. would ne
I eal nail.
ecrus POM TMMAMMKtOAM Bi BOOL OF OPMMA.
CbiOAOO, Juno 3.?Mino. I'iilsiIi-Madi,
(llreetre** nf tho American tVhoul of Ouera, whleb ls
Ihe thai brassi "f tba National Conservatory of Mulla
nf Anstice, u bagBaetaq a tour of each suie fur thsgar*
potoof heaiiait voice* aud paaiua osudidatea tor ad
inla*ir,Ti tn the conservatory, In winch the Inst ruction
under the be.t teacher* la tn e. ewin < lo the ammA.
eenie nf Mr* Jomitiolte Thurtii-r ami other* Mme.
Panel!-vf ad I will le.I I in ?\ nu n rion In Central M,uu,
Hall. Thi* oiauiliiBiluii l* sup .used to he prim irilv toe
re-idonts of um itiiie of Illinois, bal ..nv kmentZL
horn Megan can pmBBOl til iii'eivns foi (naninia.mn.
?-?-.
TBBOLMJEE MOMWM iFFLIOTlOW.
A OOSjTSgl ix WUK ii uk cami: ott IMNMg Bkst
-un: ma (jv, kv.
'riieodirc Mos* luis mmtm _igsjQSj NtsUtHht
boag haemta ed aeaa larassaa Mans sad ir Nassua Than
tr- uti 1 tim ?*iitiwar OsaMBSBBlea han- tuft" rad from th*,
absenee of his handsome feature*. When Bash | ,n ,^.
bt* eppsereeoe goeaaefiay fcfteraeea Maaesteea .'n-ni*
Doted lint oue chaos". 0 ie of tho taper ft., -. rs af h'l
rU'ht hand wa?eiirelii|n-(l In ?wajldilii?;eliithe? .Hid roi
in the wag arith the pethette awsrw?riin*.? mtnmi tn%
aaregagaa Kneen: at Bens,aha OSanalaaleeea with
mr rciui t.ince lol.; ihe steer of in- aaMngi
Mr. Meeserananhet af Ma faaaarr, H ?p'i**rt, **.
Jeans ia the paaaaaana sf a pair of lhasa iinn natty*
atnlaaahaawa n nemeyeia hean dir* an, whn*
|.m.dorins over the intricacies of Ihe latest ajana, I?
pla Jill vrrres iindentMU ml sun Bitted rn Un oom
mi-- un. Mr. MontbeanUooslyallewad lu* ,., kl _, ,.,??
Bear tao werktaa neebannon ef the a , .1
Inataat after a (.in mau eui a aiu.ni nanhaj *>-.-? try;
mr eoaenaleee anout un leena Tha ma'., wee wen
Mr. M '??, sad me w,.r*t af li aod retired mm a reran
ta anne a flager bitten ts the lonee, akita me i.., , ,
ehuoaied tu li uis-lf on th" top o' a Beak
rena Mr. Maaa*e intimate frieui* ?r,.
PTodical of aynpetay ami adv ?.. wii..n u,,
wound bax-an tu diapuy usly ayinptn io. da ., .
iin-nilsd a tnu to Pasteur-eecll und uy tho anrrerar
anni a iii'iiri umirr ma Annette c.,u,.i aa aaa.
atriieied. Aimther aueaeaud Bonana do.ea nf ob taker?
dec inad a* lliter.'erinK willi lu* weli-Su.jati leetotail
principia. All ai arny bland at a leeadv Jenner u
tireen wood re Oreen weed aanennsfc Mr. af aa* weat:
l.ut to ihe I.uk" nut the eemciery. A BOBpao of derale
i...i. nei nth tf ii pleas anw the Inner aine*t welt, end
hack le .Vow-York Clime tho ?ufteror Ills first v.?ll wat
to ut* aatssBMotat, aha ataoe the Bkir ni?n nat i.??ei_
lumire! in a sir.mr ea.". Thara on the Hour af int duo
jjeun lay tue llnriirtiinate rannkey 11,'elets. Mr. Mos*'*.
mn.-in-law. ea Be Baaed nt thu ahem, murmured wilh a
reminiscence of OeMantth I
" i mr Mn** rw.vera-' nf IU* lute,
Tnsaasnfcej t'wnswki b etea,"
Other less lltei ni y friends nu beeTiaC th* ?tury cal ed.
tn mind the hlttnric Mit'minaii and tenderly aslced Mr.
Moa* what brau.1 uf wh!?key he drink a. a rae.
-a?
DEFAMtVMB OP Miss a tWMMMOM.
Tbe usual crowd w.is gathered on Um d eka
af the Brinaals yesterday aaguf % mtsrmf | ? tua I ..
who wore irulnr to i limn.>. M my of th.un. wu,* mst*
feraslng this duty tu tn.-ir p aaaaal Irian ls, kept anora
en sha ganaway* asgaaUag n aaa Me eenneadleg lg,
an and hnadseaM face ef Min Kary Aedatnoa, who, ti
wno known, h al t.,k?n paaaeaaj ia the Brltaaale 11 -,
I.ped Into tbe large stateroom, Ko, 13, i * irrad fir
ber, and almost Hied wltb bountiful H..* rosen . . r
many friend*. All Were diaspp mite I, li iwerer, I
ibore bril bad rung and tba aaaaway wat pecked nug
tleseendlns itay-auhunea when a earrlasa drove aa
the pier aad bliss Andersen, dressed n a plain ? ?
Dtting trareillatt cosiuute. supped oat and bun -i
board, sceorapeuled by I >r. (,...,. -,- t* tue .**;
to hoard tha iteauer ant wiiv.-d bar .it-i- ia .*
Men da satBerad aa tho piaa aa t.,o ito for a.ow.y
moved into the nv.-r.
A DESPATK1S0 WAILFMOM -FRMIMRtV
Musi's friends ngvs decided to oontinuo tba
?\on ot ii-ihiii, tboaab they reface to *..t ano
elli i du thu p mer. Ute rrrhe,t Beman Bia on Heat's
trial aa follows In sn editorial BBJtMSd " fir Bl I -, .. Bal
thoo Bleap I"
" Wh-ii on tha mt of Kag, Moot, Nhaaeb anl
Bmueaaboreur w.-re praneeneed ir.iiiry hy aii.i^,-n cunt
BBterleeoseranaef tneeegU -- ? aaaded eely n lesa*
at the oona tannin af captain MoCeilasb, a typteal
pr.i-turian il.-ur-e of th* cap.tails'*, lu tuon Oben.)
aiaudanowin Amerton, i'm* official bully, wbo would
i.,n? nc ... . xei .ni ,u.-r on a *-;itl dd ai lin- middle .,.r.-t,
n.a ned V lUl delius I aa lg* Verdiel was given, im*
iii-iii.', wno*,, u,e ....n..-* ii every feature af bia
i nulli.-n.imo, eli.orii-uce.l a dl.1'1 i ;?? ii p -,i*.i- lu fits
li... .....L tii.i Boa ..a i BoflH tim tune wneii ni \ ?...,.. i
tn- ...... i.i* kimi i uaid niaa m <'. au Ul draaajtion
orn tie proletariat, i ii-se j. apis won have fmi .ai i n>
tun .us. j iwo areal war* let taemeelrne tai mussed and
Uteara od ami ?ei limier tin- KlUI I Bf a u >.IBS tm I aad
la every wag nut nader loot ny a aiauraeeful sana el
plunderers, laey nae and Beer Bothies. t
area te their eora dleavaea 'Bruna a ? moa la America;
auouid a Usear appear, parhapa ba w auld awake."
PMOFMM80M TRORLICWS PRtB.TDS IM COCMT.
Jefferson Uarfcet Police Court was crowded
reanrdsg sftsraooa with eeUadraaard peepta* doctors*
btwyersj bonaen ana and wen aa, aha Sad coen M
testify to tba com! rwpotasten or Pr ?1 -- n < > t- ??? I : ? -
llcU.u fanlatol tn- li tu A.-nie Hep f?t liiiire i, w <?
stood a uar af ed wita saaaalttua k i * ? v ,nt. A n- ? i.' -,
Professor Kruelieu ? i* accorupanled by eal nile ind
little daugbinr, and Dr. Annltatte was oinai . ., i
b * tuppori ol tbe organist, Tee cirl repeal <4 Ber storr
ur tueasaeeit, aubsSeaUally aa lt kai alree ly .11 ? ?!,
and waa au ijected o a aaren eroee-e Semination. Jae* ph
Merrlmaa, her lover, curri .orated hereviaeoee. JusUss
baity wnl eoatiniie tue exiitnin.itinn t ?1ay.
RHEA ASD HEH MASAOEM FALL O'T.
St. Tall, Juuc 3 [Sptcitit).?J. A. Moni-e.,*,
allia tthfta'ananagrs*, iua,ie puiiiio today lu alu.atti
newspaper a aarpnalna a'.'acn ap ie bar. Hoi I l
tint tne nanson bad been n neat naproBtebla a i l
that'locaa hardly fuidi u.s aoetrtst with ker. lue
company li ive BOt BSCS ll irriiuuii is f r t nan '.lu ; st
and a ahull limo as'" al 'J.uih.t th- statement ?al
paBUahed that Rhea wa* ex reanty jeatoaa al iii
uiiee. ir, winisyansty naen dod ?iny A i leraea R i-?
saul in au lal -rview at Del Otb tu-.I iy iu .t abe a u du't
esplaie tee walli et durn*-y's pnotteeiioa. Baa baa
aotaina but kindly feelina for all ol berentapnny, Af.-r
tue lined mi at . lie Uilniii rheatre to-aisB it.m. wn
inuedbetontbeeurteta tana tuu-t aud ihenttUass
ibesiepi . i i . ia froat of lha aiass m i * .i t : 'le mp
?kier nie applause n proof ot eyui|>etny win a * ? ? ..i
wno h...s beea a dusUr anal led, and i thauS you." i.ic
i ui, j.* .j has ii.*.-.!.! !-?!.
BLAINE?* BOMB BULB 8PEECB,
OF OTERE8T lu PUOOURasirVg MilV.
Ermil Cit Lfieit'in (Mr.. J,,ant tl.
Mr. Blaine never apeulcs but to ggjr soraea
laina*! ??ni beuoe bis aUa-raaoei to tao netiJle ni ibis
coiiniry, holli (mm t mil intrinsic'i ltllty ami linn, ms
exirti.t e ijaa ny, riavn wm.-iit au.nu aCOSienlat amt
modern men, a altar n tne apeeea a. Utadeteee ameng
i.u^li*ii sp ikta ' I"- 'i? ? averywaere,
CUAMBI Kl.VIV (ilTI)iSK.
/'..in Ute ii sa> lalee i ir.
As the trish patriot ta iiKoiy io auuive the Iirlti*!t
Par niiiiei't, it lo pretty '?ate io * iv irj.it the american
oi m.nu [Blaine a] ia rteetlaad n have more ct --,, s tua
i.ma- run. tann tonideuverad st aTntniaam ,.nc tame
day by CSnnberlaln),
A PLEA fOB JUSTICE.
I ru, | / . .1 ujj ?' .,...'.
If any one hu* Ind .? doubt of the | latiee of tho des
iiiaim fur Ici-.li Hu.ic riii-. mil of the merita ..f tbs
Uladstoue bill, tbe burning Weeda of Mr. Blalaa mail
gel saeii dun..1 at rest.
gAlBLT BKPBESESITrXa VAXKBE PEEUEa
from The Hetttmort amtrioon.
Rlespceeb wid be wau wita ?> ?r^?i *<> lBteri*st ia
Dublin aaU lu Lan mu as nt New.York or BatUnaore,
His riewa wnl oe accepts I a* mose ur ta?? people . 1 ibis
eouutary, throughout Ita tenxib and brea
AN EXAMPLE TO Bl (hUTATED,
. . . .... ( '.ea..
I.' all Anieric.,ii .:.i.e*..i a nara a* Iraak aul nat
ipoken in th-ir sympathy for Ireland a* tue anal Ue>
puoiicanatateamaa la. lae narai weight un mo *..i ? .-t
iro .uni .vu.ut nu vasliy lucroated.
1'UOMUl'lXi STISB VIEWS IN AMIIKPA.
/ / aa Tko Trot I ism
Mr. Rlalnenrrniineu Lord salisbury, the rory leader,
la terrific fathton, end referred to bia neor i as t
ter and unnlentlna inc nf thia Oovernneni du Ina tua
i ivtl w.n. Every A aertcaa, wuetheroi n.Uiveor I i*ti
Im IB. wniild do well tn rea 1 Mr. II.allic'* spc ch an 1 luS
prsgasat truths ll seatsraa
A WORD l'iri.Y BPOKRK.
troit Tke FUtehurtDitpamh, *
What no said w.it rn UM pal U * . .4 1 1 1 .mia nit with a
frank, mealy rlua n ll tutu wa* altoewtner pteaana
. . . la aay eveal, ha Bolivares a gaad sddaan fur a
aeod snnea.
A coNViNi INi; ABOUMKST.
fr Tke 1 . ? ? ' ?
go ali easel plea fm Home ita u-uiid sere boee anaSt
at least nut tu an Aruein.n au ilcui'o. . . . >ir.
Blain ? a a faeulty foe oUueBlaa n.* .1 -? ins i .* vt.is
facia ai.1 11.ru re*, nnd in dealtriK vvith tu.a attUJBCl he waa
peen larly meeenfab
COM il I INd TO I'MIIMMNI'ITION.
fr .ni Hie .V-a- Vi,,, M ... 1 ci BaUOir ...
Thal [propoatUou Ul adopt lie l'.,.te..?. -.,-... ni w ll be
a vt-iy yeasty hit ol political .ii\.e- 1.1 j. 1 into the
overate aataUlsb mind, ll w:ll he a powrrful dlaiuie*
itr..t.r el tue loosely s.r-iin,' together sud miue) KacUafe
",-," a.i.?>:. I" Hollie ltilie.
lit Morn \ nc rn IWE
tr,on /'.? /.' .' .1 ??? he
Kr. Ul line's s;.c 1 ,1 al lue UUtletoue inootlus' lu I'urS
Un,1 waa it line ell.ul.
Ott IMI'IONIN'J rHE CAUSE Og ll "M INITY.
from 1 ?' Boa a //- ? ut fttaVi
peal io lao larger Mensto of naunntty.
A QOOO iNDiix or am':i:i.'\v BCM'imunt.
am rAa fruit ratrawaas.
It was a nnarks iy sinBf pras?ai ino i st ins ii.hiis
Raia ai.ie af thngueetiea und very fully vuicot pu .10 sen
timi ui iu tm* cuuuirj "u lbs lasae,
TlIKSTArK AND lilli ll 11 UK) IDA.
from 2'ltt .?4iv Vork .Sui,.
A leaf ht* P_gantJ ueo.i la?eu ten Itram.i-.'V* !..,..*
in UM iirniinsilioii tuat Ihe f*lale ?h*\ll liny au I ?,.ie
a I erauwayi lame limed Ki..'l".u, a BlaB edee
cit-.: by a well-kiinwn rallWOJ BoMreelor. Mr. ( iiarloe
Warina, la a pnnnr whaee nata palest bavs beau ure
Bellied iu lilli. 1U1UI.M
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[RELA1TD INDHNIKD AND tVIOl AWAKE.
Ervin m* .Se,r.\ .. V- .Wilt ua<< Krom.
Michael Davin'* irlieieau.e 1 m 1 in, I i.nti'sa UikV
teie* ina" and nu um-Uta I. aa aetunit turill lUo .usn iBBS.
?lr.,r-*iKhle.l. patient yet reanlale pnSUlB "f the Ir.aB
l^irli iu me preaa-ut 1'arll.iiiieulary and poltuoal cit*_
- *>
OUTHERODIiaO A UOUKBUM REBOLX
>v, m Cht Rochette* Itemverot.
The Sex-York l\mc$ leiumr.-e* ooveiuur Hill n nt*
ra d u ... ? tue eonOr.u.ua puwer of tho Baeate, That_jt
ne negwenaery sf"k_?I_f *** *<*??"? t,,w*
dares not go so ter es IA* Tim**,