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Rmnecmeiils.
Bool oran, itotust?a?iiutui.-a
<raoi*'o- h?Krininla
f^ttun Mi;*f-_?A'axworka,
ErasT-Va WoOM?WIWI W?st
WiiM-t*t t-ffi AKt iii-ATKr-?Mt30? Prince Kart.
?Madison-.ivr. imi .'?*.? ? ii -r.-n a. m. to lip. m.?-Merri
di- e- nilli Monitor .*? av :ii linnie*.
Jfiw O.sTQbll Tamk li*).!.!* -, - Concert.
iNU-.l'tvi. iii'jirv ? **__--ie. ts i.r New York.
f-lAM'tiil' TliXfTKK?**-- Mr. Mildier.
t*lAI I DCA! lt---)-? Mu ut Hf Ile letlllO.
?Astin H*a_s? J ,(. ("r.t.lri. Il.-i-.
7*rii Ai i am> LV-ia Bl.?, n. m. io ll p. m.?-Tue New
("yclor.iliis of |Bja ll.ittles ad Vicksburg.
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Amnscrcents . 7 a," -lisee'lansons. 7 0
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Ink. ifSHi) Braknrs ll 41 _i Oneal I ii?ttinu nus 7 6
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liisi'suii.,', li l.S reacher*. ?? fi
Mamaat.a D-aibs. f. HlTkeTarl . 7 tl
Batmen Noticci.
?Piliir'itoii d people a'wnvs ene-mraw an ur.
t'i'. ilia) merit* tbe spj?ella'loo ' Pi rest and Rea " Merola1
r i nj tonic, co uos undei llus
bcd t.T'-rt lsa-iti di-iis.i-t- ? cn ,i. _
Si 1.1" li' Til. FlTBf 1-iA**)' HSACR.
tf.n Um-, Pubing. Balbina, Dustin*.
taara East 3 it b si, s. y. lbj ism i8i-o.ia., is'iti p ?
"~ 11..i 1 .-. 1 r 1. ' - rn *ci:. - "? - ' 1 i.i_..;?*.
le,'tin iiii .1, ii" I "'i'ii tt 'e.,
1 Year- e W.'i.ma r Months.
r?')t.*v't'"-iiii*?v.HM tm ?. 1*.
T?')>. alfi . ni snnilst. 7 ))0 350 ITS
kn .in Tn! one . 1 VI . .
h. nil by 1'osial ortler or BxpieOa (ri.it ur Ilene ti rec
lum
j t i. Mel \. te i?.e i-wm-r will plesao write ol the Nok
' lei I > r Vi n.Vt >ik Tio.r N)."
Van.ll n 1 ?.-. BB. I'S Vassal ?!.. New.York.
suiisr orressimaonoa**_o_tf "Ten Tourawa Saw-Tart,
I'll INCH OWWtCVB OK TIIK TKlltfNK.
Jtelteriis. meat* 'or pub inti..ii in l .ir Tomi BO, and orderi
iiitf" mi' i.ivn' i ' I al lr paser, artll be reeatred nt thu
toUowlnr 1'ijviii ortir - ? *few* Verfel
Jn.ii.* i i'l' a.1,1 '?*? ).r .'iil*av. Da. *n. to 9 a OL
>i. ! )'r,,t'? ? ' an I Jidsts. ail*! n. 'IL
"*m. :-.*- w e?i I wewtt^hli*d_i_. lc a ti. to a t>. in.
J e 7 . ' ' li'-.at e..ii. s; 1 ni ti : ti ii'!i.?t..!ii u nt. to I ti .Va.
hu. I.(st7 ti ir- -.v... pent atttlerb-**-.. l?n m. to*" a. m.
J*., fi ?- ' ... me ''ii'i''" '.-?:. ktwe itt-flrtt -I., t lo -1 il *n.
t i 1.1 ftquarej, Nn. 1 -.:' Lui* Ci.ive., cor. a>f t'ourtreiith.**.
IN Ol HIT* ("ll IJ"a.
fJA'sti'ifiit -r-1.:".'.'K-st loauOB- vt F?*.lfnre1-*i.. str-iitl.
IXtifrQ otk Xkrffi CWhwu
FCVKTlTT) BY HOR-.lt- GREELEY.
Till HSDAY. JULY 1, 1886.
?j ht: s b ii s j hi s ._ ons isa.
I
Foar.10!*.?Mr, Parnell m t.-i'ly ta LaMBalia
biny ; Mr. 1 'hutubi rind's life threatened j
aa ex.[>!'>>.i<>ti "D tlio Roana of Otnuuanna
Turkey iiiui I'iiiu-c Alexaiii't-r. : = Mi. lie'c
aad air. Labouenara. ______ Anc\'"ii oa Kii_lis]
yaeata
(.'nMiiiKs*. -Il,.th liraitfhcs in aaBB-OB. = - : tai<
ati*: AM.ii.iiiuciit of tha ricM.ii ut bj Mr. Hoar,
i Houne: Bepurl of Chairman Royle on tb<
I'ail-l.lt ' Hie* ec nilllill ple-eilt-U.- -I'Ullillb
bioiicr J'.,i: k's cbaitfjea.
Don re i u ?CotaBaaaaa-aBtB at Yara, RarTard,
Jl.niiiiiDii. Batea aad Latnyette Collogaa. ?
l'rt-sidnt Dwigbl'a addro**. ? _-- Heavy defnlca
in?i i.y tin* treuMiior nf thu Delaware ami
t'lii-siijte like I anal (.'duipuny. - r l'toli'sl of the
Oliio ('.e-le-ifiiti ra ai; tin-it the fail un* of tli
I'.ivm- iiiviMi.iiti.'ii. pia i- for tin- TaJe-Un**
M.ni);)'??. = Bin;eaTe-inod tba Lahich Valla*
Baili rna. _ General Beaaar__)__iuated for G r
cnn" bj thc K,"'tiitiiie- vav of Paaaaytraaia.
Milker** nIi 't ut ami one limn wounded in I Ihieaco.
ClTT and Sim hus.n.-A Imililni. given by
CatneHnaVanderbilt fur thc us? ot aaaployaaol
Vanderbilt railroada. ? atawtber boycotter eon*
Viet.-ii.-_ l.Vcuiiunejjiluliuns hy tim Llectrnal
fStllnvay C'li.iiiiiisMiin. , Cliai.i-s a'-'.imst (;i|i
1ain Williams. -_r._ Wreck oi thi* i mt pi Uer KiJai
?.?ii-.s. --?: Now ?aatbera ol tba Brooklyn Hoard
exf KdncntrDii. =-= Winners at Bbc*ipa!mad Bayi
J.>e Cotton, Daiaat, Tieiin.nt, Inc Hard, Iluutno 8.,
Mom Martin aad tran kio B. .-<Jo>d yuIuc ai
the U'S.ii-Tftiilt'i- eniver dollar (4121-. ifriiins), 75.73
t'.'ii*-- ", =s Riecks dull with (.mull nnd uninipnr
tnnt II nc mat tons, closing lrrekmi-r and fcatorc
]-*??.
'inn Wtr-aTHKR?Indications fur to-daj: Gen?
erally fair and ralich*tIv i-ooicr. 'leni'tfi.iuire t*
teitlar: Di?uc?t, 7s"; i-ne-t, GI-; MVaSBafB,
rro"'. __^_^_____^_
I'eriKcns leui.n'i tvuii Jor the scacon, anti ttem
r. er tsavaUert, tan have I nv. Daily 1'kil' se
petita lc (lam, potSi aid,Jen 75 ct ti lu per mo nth,
tit ut.drtkt laing tlatuoed us often at lietarcU.
. in Daily 1 iii.i'Mi will be tent to any address
tn tvrtrjie at >r?l 85 per month, which includes
Ute Beean pottage.
Auotli.t evidence .f f.i*H(ii(??ity on thc inut of
tbe Vuiid.ibiiU is thc n'ltt hum Mr. Cornel ina
Vaiiderbiit ot a lin. building for thc bein lil ol
the tuipluyeB ou lhe rail-ay .lines entciinj,'- the
Grund Central Depot. The diiectoia of the
Raw-York Central have t*iy<*n a Int ut Forty
fill li-st. and Madimii-av.. for thia pin nose
and Mt. Vanderbilt will Btwotaboildinit ou it.
? I'r.-u ticilly it will be u club boin*, ol tbe best
kind. In view of this pitt to tina*, it is not
Lard to understand n hy tte employes of tbe
Vandert'ill lines have tho reputation ol' beiuj,
luore than, usually loyal to_tiieii employers. (?
The managers of t_8 L;tke Slime Railroad
in Chic ij-o are abaa to mu their cats only under
a -Troll'* puaid, anil their armed ___a_a_rd*
ure, are pelted nnd hooted at by crowds
lu thc atlanta. Bal it is a must unsatis?
factory siRlit for Amerirnns al liirj-e?
to behold theso trains moving only
at the point of rifled hired byllu ci)iii|t')iiy.
Fortutiat' ly for the reputation of thia Nation in
tbe eyes nf tbe rest ol the ivorlil, the failure ol
the properly ct mal huted nmhniiticf*. of Illinois
to mnintain order has not lieen widely imitated
tbiotiKhout the Union.
In our s})e< Lil mbaa dlaaat-chea ihi*, anoim**
lug wilj ba toniiii tiru Viiluiihle osiinute*. ol
Hie ji:<?-< ut political ritaanttai in Oral Britaii
and ltel.ind?one by Mr. Sni'.illey, ?uk1 oik by
T. P. lilli. Accoidin*? to the iir-,1, nobody
but afr. tJlad.-tone und Lord K iii'luNti Lhuichiil
Ydituit.s, an opinion as to the vt Bal ol the
.-lection.-, uud the opinions r*f thcaa two piojihets
nie diiiinei.ic.illy afapuaai to e..eh tMhar. iha
bel inloiiiied poliiiuans iu Loudon au- s.uil
to b. In ve tlnit a ni.iimUy in thc Howa <>J
OHMMaM will not \*t obtained by citlni OMltj,
lint liom the poiM ol view ol Dublin tin N.i
tiouiilt-fts an nlaaaad a*, tbey paaa arat theil
oui) piexncs. Mi. (itll Ik.IiIs Hut only one oj
the ci_lit>-live r-cat* ivlinli hi- pu tv now ra-ajs
trols ie. in rani diinj-ei; and ht lmpe- to ace
Mi. l'iiii.cir.-. liish siitii'.'th inn cw aid liv om
N?ttawhat vote, and Imo Littui.il HunM little
Note-.
? _s. ?
The K-'ioit ol tin Linnie Suoway Couuius
/ioner* tnvois 1b:ee se j ia rate- i-oiiduit-, about
lilllie en inches under the ]>a\enie!its. One
would tie lui tsl(f*iiip!i and ti lephoue wi,e> j
another lor clectm Hght wins; nnd tha thiid
lui ariraa cai lying < le.t.iiity as n motive pownr.
In the eandnita aiiphult aroold la- j.ouicd in
around the wiles. LihiJ il Ins htMSB tiled no
one I, ju titled in giTtng lUKjualiUed auppoii
ti) uny nude.giouid .-tstem of ni ict ii Kaw*
Yoik, but Hil* plan cci tandy eoiilain-. aha best
jM.mt* ot inany sch. ms. Il should bc noted
by iJiom- pi -opie BjVthu have MWajtaastl' and BIM
Ji(iou*ly BBj-i that M-felt, Moss Htid He**s we're
not attJ-BI to leach (Oinliisions and tlnit they
wein ti.il tit to l filch ali*., I Inti thi. i <?]..?; t
{nibatMiiti.tily e_ pi esses the views thBM two
CoininiMsioiicrb hud IomukI la-Jo:d Mi. Mower
Joined them.
-m
The end of the tiscal j eur has come, ami only
one uf lb); fourteen ajipiopiiatiun bills foi the
couiiii'* year !___ yet become u Liw. lu ,'nldition
to tht Indian bill, liowever, tbe Pension nnd
Milita'v Academy bills nie out of the way,
and all differences between the two liotisc>
lippi,ii to have liccii nnaiigcd in icj*.ii(l to the
ro.st-i.lliee, j\iniy, Agiiciilliual, Consular anti
Di-tiiit of Columbia bills. The Sundry Civil
Appiojiiintion bill is tinder _aj__ajB_rital in th*
House, nnd has theta taken Bach n shape ilia*
its disi iiss-imi In lhe Si nate is liable to occupy
eon>;i.'':aUc time. Tiie J-e^i.-l.itive bill is
under ei'iiKiileiHtion in the Senate, and lhe River
and Harbor I ill bas bu ii iip.nled to that brady,
not in cieiUta! le shape. Tbe Nival appio
printion bill is in the iS. mite commitlei?, but
tii*' (iineiitl Deficiency bill has but just bon
ie;.ovcd to the lluitse, and the Fortitt
catioOB bill lias no! yet been rt?p.'irt.-tl.
lt il __-BCs.lt to find ia* excuse for
the unusual delay in fiumin.'. and steting
ui-Mi thcaa H'u-iiii-' at this se- nm. far no
(ii fi ..vs ,,;u attention to other Imporhuil but.
ness, alli)ii)__ the ki vi n month- of thc si-v-im,.
um picvi nted un ruben fran doing ;dl the
WOlk liece-s.iiN lu in it uk and pa-* thc leguUl
bill-. In shillt. it i.s another case of reform
l?;n kv;t"l.
Yachtsmen will be interested in our special
callie dispatch in relation to tin chane-*!, of fie
Galatea iiihei' forthcoming rana in America.
Kngiishmen, it says, ate sine tlicit repieseiita
tivc will nc beateni not they will never be?
lieve thal a Bloop ia meter thaaa cutter until
the Irex haa been beaton. Why then do they
nol se nd d\ ir lin- Ires , Does the owner object
on account >t buainead reasons ; or is it bot BOM
lha Britiah love to ba benton and did not eel
enough laat fall 1 It will bc ud,eil. however,
that so toad an authority as Dixon Kemp con?
sul-Ms tin* Puritan to >e the neareal approach to
tha beat model ol arneb! forapeed, Probably
all Bogil ahmea wou'd admit aa moah if they
were nut already committed tn the contraiy
opinion.
rn-m
What is practically a minority report in the
Pan'Electric business has been submitted to
the Home by Chairman Doyle of the investiga
t'.iin ron initlee. lt is a pililul attempt to vindi?
cate Mc.-s-. Garland, Hani- hi Cu., and to ex?
cuse the President for supporting them after
their shameful trnnaactiona caine to light. Tim
le.i-.'i.iii. i- tli'itay thTBUghout, and the points
of defence made uro often al.-urd. Poi
ezampletreferring io the offlciala who took
a l.ai ihe Rosreraes " fluently oileied." Mi. B03 le
s;i> .- : u The j roperly bad no coin nictcial value.
The evidence doea not allow that the-e gentle
ineii were admitted l>y tin- Messrs Rogera with
imy expectation of prattling by their official
poaitiona ar official action." Now the truth i
that all the evidence neut to si ow that it was
confidently expected by all concerned that
" nilli-.il action " would anon make the propettj
trainable, lt is encouraging to obeerve thai
tin- \ indicating resolution, introduced by Chair?
man Boyle, will not bc adopted without stroii;.
oppoaitien from the honest representative-1 in
the lIi>u*-?. _____________
CONG SESSIONAL PBUSPECTE
As the einl of the Congreaaional aeaaion ap
pro nlie-, Bpeeulationa are often heard about
tbereaull of the coming electiona, There are
few Demucreta who are nol aware that thc con?
duct cf their Representatives and Bena*
tins bas damaged fae chances of their
party, and many admit that tho elec?
tion eil a Republican majority to tim Hoaae
se.-ins probable. Republicans are possibly
inclined to be- too sanguine, tlinn_h tlirrc is cer?
tainly atroog rc.ison to expect eonaiderabla
gaiaa. They will gain by the repeal of the
shameful Demoeratie gerrymander in Ohio, by
which several scats were Stolen far the party of
"Cleveland and Reform." They otght te gain
iu all district* where there ara intelligent aad
honest advocates of reform, because ol the diej
pracetul incapacity -'md indecent wastefulness
of thc Democratic House. They will gain in
Beaten States, in Ohio and at the West, be*
eause nf the attempt to break dowu the protec?
tive tai itt. They will gala, also, in many
localities, because of Democratic ipuarrcU about
the distribution of the spoils.
There is something to be said on the other
i-iile. Bepubticaas are not wise if they forget
the new difficulties with which they have to
contend. They are not going to have, in elec?
tions in Southern or otl'et States, any nf the
protection ajrainnl frond est crime whicl. Repub?
lican Preaideats gave. United States laws un
lo be administered thrdBBgh iMr. Garland, the
diatingnwhad receiver of telephone stock as a
gift, and the National pt>kcr player, or not at
nh. That fact ir.ay make some. diOerence, nt
leant iu the few Southern distiicts in which the
majority of voters still insist upon their ri*_-ltt
to elect Republicans. It would not be Strange
if Un- Rrpublican representation from the South
should be considerably rut down by unresisted
frauds. Therefore it is the moro necessary for
free voters of Northern States, who want to
have Republican principles prevail in legisla?
tion, to concentrate their rote upon strong Re?
publican candidates.
Patronagai its use and abuse, will certainly
hurt the Democrats in many ways. Rut the Re?
publicans who used t,o bc exceedingly anxinus
Id aol favor*; trom Republican I'residents, bo
cause those favors were u iie-vestsary to help
them in their districts," will admit that in Some
way and to some extent they expected to be
helped, mid that thc Democrats are now in
position to get that bein. What Diesident
Cleveland and his advisers havo been aiming
at, with SMB. shrewdness at times, is to keep
Bannah Republicans in afc-OS to get a oort of
credit Inf not u*in? the public service as a
Itally mai hine, and yet to make changes
enough to nt the full use of that aarriee far
patty purposes. They have tried to im-k Re?
publicans whose retention in oJ*icc would help
Demo' lats Ot would not in.crfe.re with the un
anrnpnlona usc of ibe public service. They
have tried to select for places of power men
whit nie* dishonest and cunning BBBOngh to gel
the laat vote for the Democratic ticket that
tJiey can. by auv use of public place. It is not
i.ood seii-e to ignore thc fact thal tho public
Berries will piovo a potent engine, in some
locuiiiies, in the binds of auch nun. As for tl.e
-rc'"oii of Demoecatia wfacmere*1 against this
profttiiutiou of the public sen ice, that will
come wlien the sky fulls and we all catch larks.
A little sru.ly of Ohio history, and ot thc
shameless defence which previously respectabl *
incl) ha\e made for the forders and thieves, the
p< ijunis iind Inibeis, abo tiled to capture thc
suite tut the Demoeratie party, ought to satisfy
any man that it is not safe to count upon Demo?
cratic affection for reform.
lllh OPE* IM. ul till. < ASAItlAS PACIFIC.
'lhe Canadian press naturally rejoices over
the dispatch al the Bret through train *iia thc
Canadian Pacific Railways Thia event occurred
on M?>i!i1h>, tim tiiiin leaving Montreal at 17
o'clock?that ia to aay, al 6 p.m. Already onr
neighbors mc in theil enthusiasm outstripping
rune (.11 thc swifter wire's of excited imagina?
tion, and piedictrng a passage from Halifax to
Vancouver in ninety l;(,tun. Al present the
ncheiluie lime i* 136 hourn, and if lha com|>;iny
can make nmi stink to that thc general Bun
elusion i.m-I be that they ate doing ve) v lilith
better than was to have been expected. Thc
Canadian papers, however, are not content
with ino.lera te benetita. Nothing will aatJj-fy
them bnt tha awifteet linea af steamers aa tha
Atlantic and Hacilic, and to-day, when any such
project ia elill in tho dim and distant iutura,
t!iey are stiiniilnting flirtm-rclvc* with hopes of
maklnK the difttauro betneeu Liverpool and
Vanciiuver in nine or ten days. The f.n't that
rapidity and enterprise have never been
Canadian chaiacteiisti<? ioA aotgflnd thees
optimists, who are quite sonfldent that in the
matter af tvaaepertatioa t..ey are about to a_
toaiafa the world.
No doubt tho ilia] af ch of the first thnvgh
train on the Canadian Pacific Ballway ir Boam-*
thing of an event, The ciinstrucfii'ii of tl.i'
tir.nl. line bas la eu a Botoblc undcrtak in-j*. am.
if doubt ban been loll ns to the immediate profit
of .-uch ii?) enterprise, then- could baldly be any
1(8 to the it.tininti* value of the line. ft*i fl mini's
i.f -., t r lin ie. .1 and an agency for thc creation <>!
marketa. Aa regards the investment, looking
simply to the Interests of the stockholder* the
prospect itt les*' brilliant. The road mav lie a
jreiin.'iiicnt benefit to Canada, and yat il may
ImpoTeritb its builders. That would be an
new experieaee. lt bas happened often lu this
conn'ry, where setili-im nt is twenty times, more
rapid than in Canada. Ii is true thai there is u
lnrf-c uteri of cultivable land Blong 'be route of
.the Ciiliadiiiii I'acilic; bat also thete ia a Cleat
I deal af waste burl; nnd tho distances are
grant* and tha climate ia generally eel are. The
uncertainties attending tho political future of
the Dominion wUl mowo? et have a tendency
t" retard settlement, nnd in 'he opinion < I mos!
outeidera the wcenl rigoreus ensay al secession
m.uh- by Nomi Scotia presages furthei diaia**
tegrating action.
The double t*.i!h tbe Canadian Pacific in that
it has to create nearly all the Hallie up.in whieh
it inn-t depend for dividends. This is not the
same, thing as tanning na already settled ami
cultivated region, lt is a wok of time, and
eptiie possibly of alone time; and while the
grans ct""***. according to the proverb, tbe
bone miy starve. lhe Torowto Matt argues
thal the new transportation route has thc clea'
advantage over all ria. al n utes of halag u ne vcr
ofl what soine political economists c.i'.l the rmi
momentum.'' That i- to tay tbal the steamer
leaving Liverpool sfi ki-s a great coal depoftit :;t
Louiaburgi ai Vaneouvci another coal bodia
reached' mid at Bydaey, N. B. W? a third
supply appears. On the Bucb Canal route, it is
sahl. Bltlflcial depots have tn be maintained at
beary expense, No doubt there ta force in this
couflideration, ami when 'he swift Bteatneri ara
actually plying on the Atlantic uiui Pacific tbe
superiority of close connection with tin* coal
momentum may !?? demonatreti d, Mut jutl-'inis'
from the preaenl Bnaacial condition of the
Canadian Pacifies it will lu* a considerable timi
before th it is an accomplished tact, and in the
ineanwjiilc lhe I'liul mual depend largely upon
theezisting traffic, which cannot be adequate
io the work put upon it. Settlement, even
tv hen stimulated artificially, cannot be expected
tu ..div genially ni a country like Canada, .'ind
much of tlint which Btartfl foi Canadian termini!
i la tura to be diverted io nut,.' attractive locali?
ties within tin- United States. All things con*
sidered, the preened of the nen line is not so
roae-eolored as our neighbors desire to think,
nnd then* is much in tin* ai-nation wbich munt
still be regarded na conjectural.
COS YU Thll (U 1 I S'AUTT.
'Ike Nett-York Jim* has received a
scathing rebuke (rora the Republican members
of the Pan-Electric Committee, Natuiail*, il
doea not allon ita tandera to m-c a single line o.
the report in which ita conduct ls denounced.
It suppresses an important public document
whieh it admits baa been in ita possession lor
several days, lt adopts the craven device ul
dismissing the report with a single sentence
in its news ('dillions and (ben of asaailii _ it
mn hm with the foulest billingsgate it e-an com?
mand, "li i* a lym;: ainl perhaps corrupt to
poii,'' ii aver-; .Mi. -tanney "conadottaly.
Mi.kully ami main iou-h lie.-"'; be bas pre?
pared tin- report In the intercut of the Hell
Company, of which be was once a Btockholder,
ami witb the counsel ol which bc bas been on
familiar term** mid be is In shot, a "born
knave nnd an Irredeemable scoundrel."
Thi> oowaidly -oppression ol the facts and
ihi> coane abuse ol the eminent Mnsaacbusetta
l.? pia iii t< .i ii who bas prepared the mint).iiy
report, arc characteristic nets thal are
wholly in keeping with The linus's course
| in regard to tbe Pan-Hectrie scandal, lt baa
wiihhel 1 tiii- upi.rt pie. i -.. ly as lt Piippiesseil
uii mei,linn ol the scandal winn the charges
against Mr. Gai land Brat Appeared in Tin:
Tu in l's E. It liajs insulted and libelled Mi.
I'a.niey pi r dael J as it insulted and Ubetted
The Timi'.I'm: and other New-York journals. !
which exposed umi denonnced tbe misconduct
ul Attiiiney-iei nara] OarLnnd and his a?<. uti-.
Whin it repeatedly insinuated and oneal]
charged that its contemporaries ia tins town
had baal con aptly bithicnced by the Hell
Telephone Company, it bad not one jot of
evidence of any journal', venality excrpt Its
own. lt succeeded in Imposing upon the cre?
dulity of the President ami in biinging about
an inve-ii.'; tion ot it* own wanton ih__*ges
Init whea the tillie came to show muse Eur it*
malicious insinuations, piit.it it lind none. Vi t
when it biir. lie-in iue-li tried and tjonvicted ol
defnmatiun and renaJity, it turns npon (onr
members of the jury and Innis BgainM them
the siuie charges which it could nol prorc
against its profeaaioua] associatea. lt blain*
iii- that thus is a M coTtnpt" repori It
charges Mr. Kinney with actinjr in thc interest
of the l>e li Company ami with doing preeamablj
aiu pay the duty work ol i*-*. lawyers. "A
horn ki tare " and " an iiTedcemabb- BCOUUB.-I H
it calls bim.
Will, there was nothing elae hr poor Fagin
to do. Tbe (acta wera cleaily preseah-d m
thc minimi., report, Every count in tin- BM
ribla mdictiui it agalnsl him waa sustained by
the evidence. What Mr. Killiney Wrote ami
thc Kepuiiiicin members sgroud to waa baaed
upon the ti s.initiiiy ot the owner and Editor of
The Tonis. Ii wan true?every word of
it ; aiid blackgs urdiam and reckleoa nhatgrji na
the part of J hr Tums will not break the
loree o! thc verdict a*_.iin*t it. Fagh. ItaiHl
before the town?coiivn teil. pillon.-il and dis
gceced aadfnave Tts lieuiny 1'osi, there is
uojouuial mean and uueakiiiK enough to toke
pity ujiou biiu.
LES^OSS IOU tiAWBBEAEEEE
Thc Beeond of the boycotting masichu-i who
di Boarded money a-, the price ol ittacoutinaiug
thin wai laic agaiaal a ana's bnnhmaa hat boen
con \ ii U d ol exloitiou. Dthcis J'lead guilty,
mi that the law ma* I) *-,iid to tte (Ictinilcl*
seiil.d to tin- e\tt.it, iiiai n is i\ puniishabh
nini" te sab at take Bouncy uadei preteace ai
?? t <.\?-;i11?_? the expenam '" ai a boycott. Aaothei
? ?on . ii li. n ..I a .-ti i kei of tbe Thi id Avenue lim*,
im ioiiiile interference arith men who ware
willing io do the \M>ii* be bad retased ho do,
atulH-i in line with .-mular rerd.cta in Illinois,
I - "mi, Texan and otberStatea, no thal ii aat]
lu- loiifideied settled that an* nae <>; loree oi
inti iinir i on t.) hum a viibuiTiiiy wink') from
lu- occupation, or to pic.int the ojHinlion ot
!:iil\v:ii-, ol I.i' tulles tn ul.'lei Hill u -I ilal OB*
t.i I il i -ti tm nt.-, ls u clime whi.h eau be punished.
The ion.iciioii oi tba ohiel landan af the
Knights ol Labor bu imiuu*. tho not- at Mil*
\Miiik<-i ti another sup toward a rightful deter*
m.i titi ju ot the hgnl resnoojaibiiities ol thnae
who eounsel a tftilke oi take Hie* le adi i -.hip ol
ntiikcia.
The*, lu-ltuu ah.ukl bu .-. ?I??. i!._, i ie___i.le.eil
by narara! barge beales af workingmen, arba pi
nt pic.-enl en-i_. d in mutest.-* willi employers.
The Lake Hliorc si liker*) at ('liie'ij-o tsEWB i??t
leliained I ion) violence or bloodshed, and have
placed them* Ives within leach of tho law.
Probably, long after that strike ls over, ioma
of tbem will '"' answering la the cont- to in?
dictment., foi clime, oi serviag in prisons nader
selitell.es foi their \ iiil.ilioll.- ol law, ils shiers
ot the Mi-.-omi Parilla Mid Texas I'm ilie linc-,
aic DOW. These iii'-ii bwgOt their duty to ma*
i it ty, iu theil /.eal lol a miicI o' |_aiii/.atii>li.
They forgol thal it wua .1 crime to deprive other
nieii ot theil rights, oi li) iHl'ifne with the
property of otbaiaj ar to resort to rioteaee, or
tu Incite ilot or bloodshed, and thai lt wu* ao
excuse whatever that their object ?**?*-?? ta sa ure
bight*] wages for ? certain < baa of wotheri
li i< io be boped tbal these lessons will nol
In- disregarded by the rolling-mill workers abo
no mi .'tiike, alu nt 1,500 in nuud'ci, in Phila?
delphia, lt is add thal they nw to bil unstained
by the Ami.l.-aiiiat' d A -oi iaiion ol Idhi aad
Steel Workers, and the language ol the leaden
in this -nike is cool, considerate and well cal?
li;!,it'd to Imprcm public opinion in theil Lavor.
ll the men refrain from all acts of lawk n -si,.
vinlciii e. do not threatea or maltreat any wbo
no j *ii-h to take their pincee, and conduct them
I-hes ai law-aliidiii;.' citizen.-, they will go foi
in convince tbe public and the employ) rs al o
ihat their claims are not born of pasuumate nn
lea-oii, but on?_lit to Ix- m iieu-ly and kimily
eon -iilered.
Another large strike ia threatened by the wi*i
dow-glaari workers, who oak only a continuance
of the old w.t.e -. il i- -aid. while the employers
mme that the condition ol their business re
rjiiiics a ii diietioii. Public Opinion b not unlikely
tn -iih uiih the w< ken in this i-ii-e, beean e,
whoa the present rate ol wages waa piopused
bj the workers, there un ra many exoptoyera who
di ii,ned. ai many dei laic OOW, that Ihey eoiibl
not possibly afford to run their e*4ablishnienta
at sin h rates. Yet they tinnll.. d' tided to do so.
lather than to remain idle, and that winn lei-i
neos was much mas active and proniiitfng ttiiin
it i- now, Tho nsnal Bnmtner mapension ol
arork begins to-daj and gives hot li parties Qmc
to consider the mattel carefully, and while the
-ii-p. n-ioii may be longer than usual ii stocks
have largely accumulated, aa i- stated, it would
- i "ii probable thal the mintiffletnrers will
concluile to pay the rates asked, as tiny did
before.
The workers in this countiy are the people,
and are thereto e sine of the sympathy "I Un?
people when tiny seek to improve their condi
T'tn by lawful and proper ne ans. But when
a lew ol ll,. Ill <>,_?.tln/e lill lil-l I .)-, ililli ni,ike
war npon the I.ti greater nnmbcr who are ool
orgituized, as in thc Kilke Shore cane, thc*, de*
serve ri" aympnthy, tmt are hated by the np eal
ni.ii'nii* "I unorg iiii/'d Liboiers a- the woi>1
ni nionopolista and would-be tyrants, li I
re-mil to violcnci oi threats, tliej an -imply
law-b cakes, and aa Bucfa should be DunihhwJ
without he.-ltalinn.
THAT L.'tDC.E OF SOB BO JP.
Wa take tbs li bert/ of adrisirg l)i)"k n_cnts.
lightning-rod aolieit ors, lawyers with legal proceaaes
te Barrs :md all other persons wini may have
baainam wlja '//"* Sin-) nek Tines to postpone
going to* th.Reefer tbs present. Thi Tami kb
eiders tl is BuggestiOii in delicate consideration of
tbe feelings of ita neigbbnr, Ifcsterdny The lim.*.
aa a result of a care!al perusal of tbe Pan-Electric
reports, proenndnd toreaolve Itaelf into a lodge- eil
-in i ti ss. '1 li iv s.iy in ii ii i le rt a-er circles tlnit it lathe
aorrowfulleat ledge thal h;u. evot been organised
in tha metropolis, and since tha melancholy exer?
cisea are likely to extend over several dava tba
a. n. ral public will see tha propriety of boldina
itself aJoaf from Fagin until bs begins to feel
* Mime i a inri.' Juat new in-) paper haa ne heart
for busineaa and it is perhaps gratifying to it that
it haa got so little tn attend to. When we went to
Dram it was emitting n larg.* quantity of had
language and gnawing a Qle,
N<>w ardiunrily wa mo anable to oom mead Iht
liuim. Laboring aa we >!.) for Republican success,,
nmi laboring as fae fhasi does for Democratic
sneessa it is hui natural that as n rale we -hoi)id
oppsos ii. bnt its Bourne In trsnsformiog it.- ii
int.i a lodge of BSROW we cordially approve. Wi*
ti.mk it tliel inst rit.lit. That paseaae in tho
iiiinoDty report of tko I'lin-Ll.-rtiir Committee
which relates to The lime* is jus;, Mistering, lt.
takes the hide oil nm unfortunate SOO temporary
and hangs it on the fanes where nil can see it.
the pioimi'g ition of the report left Ila ftaai
nothing to nu hut Hint Milich it lins (lone. Tbe
lodge of aorrnw waa tha thing Tha tender-heart I
??viiei deane to e.ll.rr tho concrete consolation of
ui'iiii'ii. paur-kilar or BOothing syrup would do well
to leave*, their nie!, u.i'R in tho liaUBllag leam
Don't ?ak to sea Fagin. Ba shuns company evan il?
ene v. Iio lias had an argument with a hu/z aa iv.
Tho bum! lia ting position iu which Lin 'lime*
linds itself placed might indeed l>o worse. It
sansaaad fiom tbs Prasidantinl sampaiga of 1664
w itt) the reanara ?' Tht Times remains ii Bepublii an
imper.'' Of courao it long ago abandoned tliat linn
pretence. \Ve*ro it ottierviae.it it possessed pap
ri au., i na; in tho K. putiliraii nam, tho f_ct that tko
report in Qeeotion is signed hy all the hepublieaa
iiii-inli'is ol the Pan-Elsetris CommittM would and
?K'tiHildv to Its anguish, lint ?; ' ?? i!'? rom.ms of
lit tstttt ars Demoeratie, Fagin can sprak of the
sauna lat ian tn ? tho work of the oppuaition, yaa
know." _____________
?
So it eh'velops that tho promoters of the Govern
iri.'iit lelephoOS ault Berat iutt*nded to try it, hut
stipulated With ciii-h .1 lier twice (uer about hoi*, it
ahonld i)i* " settled." Tbem ateteaaesa could give
lhe cin-tnill politician points on Low to Offset a
strike.
Mr. Morrison bnllaras that the sfeoi of bia friend
Randall's hill rngalating tba t.u fl will i.e not to
dei ream tbs ravsnaaa hut t<> inaraaas the oaslama
eaJIsatiana .?.".,< >(>?>,(>i mi a year. Weil, if nuotlnr
1 tiiiiiirialH lions ? is elected next year lo pass many
more " argent deficiency " bills, ws shall monita at
least that much more nicoino. If the people want a
Democratic Administration they must calculate
either noan haviaga hiith karil or up_p increaaiug
the Nali.jiial dol.t.
fa eonaidaiing thc appropriation hills, lt la to ba
boped that the SsoaM Mill nut s(._re the siller
Huies am.-n u.cut, i.tiered ami BOOB-d in the House
by Mr. Bland, lin- amendment ons a deliberate
thrust nt tho financial policy ot tho Admiiiistru
tion. and Ifitsboold beetons a law would throw
I h.- t.nances into utter confusion. Thus it falls to ii
Kapuhhcaa Se-nate to protect tin* tirst l'tnioiratn
Atliiiiiiisiraiinu for a quarter of a century againal
tbe repudiating tsaaeaeamef its .mn party. Mr.
ninon's picisittt) mnofrnannd tliat it arnold opera! ?
ta defeat all that ia good ia the financial neiley nf
the I teasui v, nnd lhe -enate*. it inn*, be c<>tilidi-till>
asoeatad, aili take Ban togs! that feature out ol
tba bill ketorc ll passes.
. _. +
This is just what it amounts to -thc Department
ofjaaties wasdsasa-d into a sehems so bleed tba
Belt Company an tha part ol peta as srhoaiths
Atteirncy-t.eiu*ral culls ? lour or live Impecunious
gentlemen" ol whom he was om*.
?
The Hoard of aldermen adjourned for laeh "t
a aeoram yesterday beeanm the greeter pan ol
the ineiiihers w islnel io _u io lui* rue es, ll a Hartam
bistorts in iiiiii. two ye.us iii*.) next month hal
failed i" bs bald foi i nat or any otber lennon _ eon
atderabla numbai n\ fotmac nial pmaaat City
Fnthi rs would bs lunch nappier ihiiu they now
it was ? on the assurance that it is in accordanco
with tho views ot ibo Attorney li ?m-rul '' that the
* ouunfaaieaai of Patents han ad over nil the
rt .??.ula lu bisofflee bearing upon lunlr anplieatiea
tu I In* l'.in i.l.i tl 1. jetl.l.ei s. Adel yet W heil I .urlalltl
heard out at Hominy Hill Unit do,ult- hail L>r?u?lil
snit iu tim (ioveriiiiieiil'a name, what innocent
ai.i:u... ku .i-.-uiu' rd '. Uo cjuldn't have bono mora
nntonished it aoma one had told him that his wild
cut company waa earning an hoiinat dividend.
? rn
The present llonse of Represent ati rca seems HJa
poseel to usurp all the pow era of nil tho hruncliea
ot Government. Jt upholds an sfjetal ? ? nullify
ing an act rasaed hy tho last Congi ena, hecauso the
aaamban aoaooifg that the subsidy for foreign
mails was not wiaoly grouted ; it refuses to grant a
similar subsidy, sn thal Iho Senate ia OOSBUOllod BO
givo up its o; inions in that matter or to .inlier BU
appropriation hill to fail: sud now thosaiin* Mouse
Mts up its opinion against that of the Hiipremn
Court, nnd defies tho form il i! *i-.o)> tli it
eiiuiiiriis.il ion cannot lt" withheld fef services
pefftorasasj by tboaooonbaldlfod -roiir-iieaeif thc
I'i.ciiic n,,!i'ads. "n tba plea that tha8aprame
Court elhl not aoaoider tin-m.-nt, of tin* msc, tin
ilouaa aammltoss auto ont all aparaprmttons tai Uta
payment of railroads BO ai I omit of SUCH
tho Government, nnd it leprobebis that this will
intolvs tbe United States In coally aud di-' re Ut
ai.Ic ll! r.iit: "ll.
? I ?
How much longer will Qrorar Cleveland wail
before be shahes tbs Pan-Electrls vemia from ins
Presidential nknii '
Iii vieiv of Mi'. Ran nay's oonlysia of his testi?
mony. BalieitoT-Oeaeral <>.la, whom tha senate
should turn out of tbs olBes lu* nns disgraei .1 with?
out a day'a delay, wooli de wall to select which
ports "f ins evidence he waota bellered and arbich
[>ui ts be pi cf. is to hui a icgailied ii* tales,
?
Mr. M.-Trison afflnus th it Mr. Randall's taritl bill
VOOli not reduce the rev.::.n> from iusl"iiis
duties, hut would in fact luSTOam 'thati -nari
of the rarsnns whits (rutting down ths
receipt Irotn internal taxes. The Ireisnry reporis
on tl..* Boutrary, ti.nt afr. Randall's bl 1 would
redoes the receipts trom sustonss abouta6S,000.0 I ?
In this earn Mr. Moirisou is probably sboota right.
Mr. I.'andall's bill waa aot Intended to diminish
the revenue, nud the redact.ol ri.tes therein
proposed in aoms eases would andoabta liv Inure im
tin* amount of duties paid, while tho advance iu
raie.s ol duty la BthereasaBwanhf diminish I nt perta
(ions ami r. i aipts alika Tbs CsOt is that Mr. Kan
ilall waa nat so much aagnas- In reforming tho
tarin sa in tolorming hisown political position.
? ??
Casey y.liing, of I'iin-i:i.*c(ri'- odor.w.is willing ta
swear thal ha bad Ins prc*. Sow that Mr.
I.'untiey'a report has corni! nut, ho will probably
sell himself cheaper than heforo.
?- ?
Instead of soaking itself in the scandal, if ttie
Iiiui.-ii'.ii* Hoi;,.* did ita duty it would impeach
Augustus (J. Garland.
L-Li: SOS.IL
Mur>tii?! n?,steml, son of Merni lla'stes*., anl it re
rem irrada a tont Princeton, has ins-niis tim Vew>Ynrt
rapreanutnUrnol J'"- I menu,,ai CiinmttntalGanmBt,
" I aeves Bania a woril ot onvy from lils lips, aad I
tie-vet" ?,??,, giana or mallee In bia ere," nniil tbe Ben
Dr. Bart ol, aiwnklag -i his lHs?loag friend, il., late
I...\b ni p, Whipple.
?~ii A. Mi-iir.ivii, Oorernnr nf Qneoaelaadt was a n.s
irttif r on the ateameblp Atboa, wbleh arri red geeterdn*
frun .1 un u .a.
At proprietor ef Bnbelabnrg Caeile, like any of hrs
sui.leys the Mermen Emperor la undea tba law liable io
hu ve sulilier.s .juill tere.I upon l)im.
Riding Ina Wnsulmtton anr lbs other dar, " Csa yea
tell nu" aaked "i.I taree oOon-bunting-ei ?clalni-urgina
u.iin.-ii ?? ii Seen-liny l.uiiuir'.s oflee la rn that bnlldlna '"
and -.1 ??.riii i! in tbe Interloi Depertment. ? I think lt
lr" re, ii,. I Mr. I..))) tr v. lu. ama Ibu per-on in Iii af ?<??!:
I. ut i e. reii iineil la the cai as il.ny got out uud cut.iel
the holloing.
Mr. W. xv. Qnrnnrnn One dneldod Be ga thia sum mer aa
aaa ii to tho Minto *iii!pliut Springe.
At tho rmi recently held at Senator Lagaa'a kearn in
Waehtagtoo for ttit* beana, of tue UnrOeld iioHiutitl ii is
n alni tl Mr. Log ni tlc vi ce 1 ins attention for esses ,i oio to
B \.-ry liri.-lit nad prett; irrl -Ito kept tho e-iaar anil
cigarette booth. As hs slot*, st the side of tht beott
looklng ter nil tbs world Uka the woolen Indlaaeftbe
oi'i I abloued tnbneeoabepaeveral atone Benntom mme
np .111 one nf tii.-m s.iul: " Wbf AOOt I.)_-.)I| lin.cl ut ru
mi loin: t" " Ob." said tba preaiellus genlua ol tba booth, .
" iii.o'- all liniit; ba's my ni.ti." Al whiob i - .;..ii '
Inugbed as benrtlly u* tue rent (
VENAL Joil.'SALisU REBUKED.
FAGIN PILLORIED.
ALT. THAT HE DARB8 TO WEISS OF Ma BAX
NEY'8 REPORT.
rr. ni Walkington DitpatiAin Tmtardatft NstmTmru TXmrr.
Mr. Kanney's report review-, ferr fully tin*
ni i "iv nt ni" lelepbnna ena roTerej taut severely er
r ilgua lite Ait'''ni*', iie taral ma i itit) oilier gnatlemna
v.iio I.u! 1 nt tin* 'ia in* Hmo I'mi-Kiei-ti ic ai nv ninl Our*
arnateni oi:,c-s. raia repori nine eruiei-es the Aiim.ui ?
t:..:i"ii for eauatna a suit lo be brought to test tue
validity of the li .1 patsaa
ALTHOUGH uk has bad rm: fii.i, TKXT.
Prom EdUorial in Yestsntap's Nsw- Tori
Mr. A. A. >.arney, _ iueujoi-i <>r tu- i.. uiui, i.e. who
bu..ve t. ui-kn ina lieut poaalbla siiowni* for .ins Ball
leieptioue i oinnany amt tor me Repneitnaa party dur
luat ibe lnve-.tl_.al on. prepared BU report some linn.
Bin, mill lt was pr ntt-il nu I li is been for in my dais iii
ilir. lu, -ess it ti ul 1 l.r Jame, anti of oilier nc ,i sp pei s.
ASli I! Ifl ll \!> TIMK Tl OBT VCI.Y (AD.
/, ui Editorial lit Tellerdap't Ntw-Tort huies,
Nntv we niiuiiii, il tu .i cudi ;? in lal l.ul a ,u tn [Mr.
ltamieyj who is el.-i'l.-il t" Congress lu leprofem ino
virtue laud lute! I.e-'li ?' nf lits'oll Hi ly liol Willi lill
pointy do all tues,. tB_nen.no aannl setly prompt*'! ny
Ula Hell rrlepliune ci'iin ?cUniis, ami in-a liv ni mci ni s
implication sn.matu* ai '? you.il" a aawspiper windi
has c.uiisisieiitly opposed tbe Bell Comp, ty's loheuies,
witlintit l.niui: hun-., .f -rum cu.. ? 1 as a born ku.ivu and
an irrnleeiuatdc scoilinlrel.
WHAT HONEST PEOPLE THINK OP HIM.
FAQIM ot'i.ni' TO BLUSH. BUT wont.
ii Tne Nt ia .timi.
j i." fuitiisli, sienna, itel-, iu.nl, m.i- .naive whlrh Mr.
i,.or a Jo ins of IA- Sent Vurlc limit uioii.lit n.iliifl
Ula curiritu p trune. In tins loin lour luuiuhs nan baa
liecli tiivrstl-ate.l Sf 111" House eoiiiuilllee on til |tH
plione si-antl.iL On February ll ..r. Umottl Jones, then
acui. tu ounenrt -nu rn* patron, Mr. w, X'nn linmnuv
ben, nf Naar-Orlanaa,tbaellynei anerai pnrtnnrof the
Pnn-nUnctrleavla.ttera. printed tn ihr Sew York' itmrt,
-itu ail of tba eat pnaala of doable-landed typonrnnbr.
ni oniragenaa neenaatinn: '-lue P_a*El?etrt- acnndnl.
invoivlnar cerialii puitl.c men in VV'. siiln.i.ui. is a iumII
nailer in eoBpnrienn nita the Bell Talnpbona st'-ndai
inrnlrlng cert_in uewsnaper editors in the Ult* of .New*
Vork."
1 ne committee made a thorough an I Impartial luyesti
itstl.ui of ihe Charra. Aiuoim Hie witne-.,<?? ex.'.inn.-il
was Mr. Geurie Julies. He w ia um - tu arl ye uu prto lu
?nppurt or his deliberate aiaeriluu, uur lu in,no.tu lhe
rxisteucti of ..ny proof, nor lo niter nuy other .-xpi.iu.i
lion nf lhe i-li rn iii- ihiau w.is ,i!l.. ..? i by Ola .c., n,. lep.l
,tr .rn for malice and ineutlaciiy. The louiinii '.en .li,I,
iiiivrt-Tit, tllst-over Hutt the ouiy pay meul of lu.iuuy or
auy ut;.er rnlttaala e inaldnratlaM io any Now Yoi k news
naper i.y th'- B ,1 Umnpanr _.i- a pnraannl of *)>l,^'*o to
/'w .Ve-ir-1 ..)?/.- rtaaaa, >i Inn aailnltaiion of ene of Mr.
lieora.')-Joues's euiinrlinat.-s 1'nis is ;,,? veidiet wnlcii
Mr. CiCiirtte Jnnet ut Hie Xetr-Yorl; lunn, Di-sm;. lim
i lodgment - intb wonld nuke went oann'a fnena Ungle
Will, shanie, ljut we presuiu- ll will not lu.ilie linn lt u -!i,
nor Wi,I ll ni..Ire him apologia - te. ibu neuilnincu wini.ii
In lins wantonly alnedered. Wo qaoln tani pan uf the
liam.ey repent whieti cniitsius Un- vrlii-1 un Mr tieurj;>3
j .nes'e cii.u_?. Tbe report prannnneea hit statements
?utterly baeeleaa ami nbollf umru*." aud goeenam
nay :
?' Watton Vin lieuihiiysen hs* used iiuito fr.-elr tbo
?olino.is of na lintot tot Ute edmnenaaeat af the rews
tad latetaete af Ste enaapeny anti He elly. Hom- ?.f ins
t.mii.iuii. nitons n.iie nlrnadf been admrted to. He
mid tor me msc: ii ,;i of one of tln-iu it lenet, pro nibi y
fut more. We have .leal! w lb Ihou al rand/, .iud Ibo WO
tli.ii 'deceptive au, I ml, m.i nu* etnar .icier. 1'ri- line ot
Iisilliclloii see-in- lo u- lien-: A ns*,paper WUien UaS
aiieeaiy ii lui>le,i a parnciiiar v.ew on n ijuesiiuii ol pu >?
ie- inirr.-st uit.y tiretp.-riy seek tatami illoa and ai tidies
io asneeea ena support u* rtonm, even ttmm inter-si. u
|>ar.lee. lim if. Instead nf see-kti). Iheiu. lt I aai.s pay
iron tntereetnd parties mr pubHaatag iiiem, lteaaant
aKapa bflna atuunntiand aa meat
-Mr. Oeorga .louee..,' ih- lines tMnttot VaUBlltf
a..tIn-t iilln-i i.i-w,p u.eis.n ..,, ,| wu.tlly upon lasplelMM,
ii iKIUai fruin lae tmara ? er or itUat wai pebllaUed. fae
iiu.it ru- l.ii'l.f ii.nt; lie nule il :
?? lue un ;y me ot tba newspapers tliiii ms re(*e,i?"e<l
,i?y inr article, pu ii,,nest re:?tiii< to lue batepUeas eon
immray u ih- inun
?? its w mle aa ira and con tuer since the onatrnrnra y
wann baa boen lu tba lina ur tim Pan-Bine trie in..-:. ? _ t..
md ol bitter boeuiliy to tbe oppafiog luton ft.
?*.\Ir. V.au llnlhity-uii's cum na nen .tu, nu I mont et
bo ut..lot nile are lu full !,.u ,, <ir, of turn- aol apiii:."
VKNAl.lI\ MED *i ii.|i,m\i'V PB txTBB,
I ,vm I lt, ".<?> I i ? -, i i.. ,,,,?.
lin' liam,.') r.-poii il.ai,./ m-.io.te t. a iwo tliln.a :
r'irsi, mal Mr. i.ai.itu 1 onvli' io lie luipeacii.-d, HiiOIMl.
nat tbe rnpaentten of the nnaaa na a nuttgnnnl ilnr
ili.iilt us cuni.* ip jrane*, and Ba a von i. siiebt, ls iinin
Inatlf itte.rved.
HU i''M)l.l*IIM>* I KPO I) CY A IKIKM).
/V-m /*,? .%>??-lu,. Kenine I1. i<.
Ai we bare pi.-t,oi i, re .._,?. u, ,?, . womlt Im little
Vi i- ir, mia [jWerenni m tia-- R in uer rrjeiri) and oilier
-iiiirisiut ni Tnt Times tot pttu, lng n "rm ti na a ni ara"
? luVt.i nt tbe i.e., ' ?nu'tany if ll ha.l liol fuu.istiiy
ii.nl'' a vt u u.e,a e as, .m. i up .u i.e bennet] ni Ibe mi tire
anea nf MeV-Yuck City .u lOiiuocimu a-uu lo-opjuue iu
.crest*.
wiiKiir: uk BTj-ITDa now.
t-rni, lite VsW-Tort M'<>rl,l.
The linus very neel) cunt ito. il..) UOVapapeTS on.ab.-etl
ll exposing tlir l'.a ,.|.t. t li I. i.ii-iii.sf -lin Tell illly aid
?un iii.ti.-ii. faa u. pu .tn au reproeentnUree ami the
iiiniiilitee puluI lo uiu fie. mil. Whnn un lestnnuc.)
Mt uai> vcr was iul.l.ity-.i lo .'s's). i*l> nm lin.li,- e-iiar_e.
ll wa* clearly proven dial lhe limit r.celve i conni ler i
Lie |nay fur aelTiiei. l*eu i.-re,l !!?? l.eil rel.piiiii).* I mil
puny and a certain leiupu.neir nit nain- I Van Bnntbttf.
md. The mi.i.-s initi .ie..?ii ly Jint.e lunney i? tu
??a new,p.ipei ubieB baa slresilT edspied a particular
view on a gneetioa of poblla lutureai may prnprriy ,<??.
sa. r.a. iii.it iu , .ami aarliol"* Ua sxptvss and aiipuoi t lt*
raaara, even (ruin Inmrnetnd panie* itui if. mstuaii ul
serkiit. iiituii. il lake* pty (r?ia luieresfad purues for
ptiliii, ullin tliein, ii i ai,mil e?rup.- neiiK stl _? niatlt-ut a*
vt Hal." And Ibal ls mm-trlke .Kto-Viirk Itmrt see..ns tu
lu.tl ilaeif m. in- eslimaiiiiii ul ia* ll puOlieaii UiOtUher*
nf Ua* i'au Un.li iu luTobliajmi i_ CoiuanitUe.
A GIFT TO KAILROAD MI.X.
COl.NLUL-.. VANllKIiMJIM.*} Gi..NKi:08in.
TU BKECT A DI'll.l'INO li.Il ?.MI'IOYnV CV. -Tllg
Ofaraai vnr-s tuk Lana,
Tl?* direct.>r>, of tin- Ww-York C. uti ,1 p ,||.
n.ael j-i-ficriay did mom tu.rn . , ?.',,,
er.ttotheirs'oeminltlorf. They ncc-.>t*; , r mittm.
fioiii corn-.i.is Wornt runt, hy wiiuii ihsjf Strata anrl
of Hie properly of the rum pan y i. | ,? use ant oi|,r.
aaeni of tin! taaployea of tue Central aim in _?.. , ...
III)*!*. 'Hil. p!o| at lae hui tlnasl COI u i, jl M ?.,,., !
ind ruity-llfth-st., used for tho stuiiu. nf ms
ie .'un. the extension to tue (irst.d C'errtr.il 1) put wu
made, will he defiled to tn,tc** tor the i?-. Bj
af tue employe*. in o-u-iderat'?n ot Mit ..ctn. , ,,r ,>?
eonapnny Mr. v indarb lt will | . , ,,.
tau.cw reonta tei 11 aaa, 11) ? ???- > a, i ..j,. |.,
ina*, steeping ..I- ' ? in the ra ....
plo,".*. Halals Kb Vaul':r..,t'? leiurto 1'rrsi.ji-ni ii*.
pew :
Ni:**-Y"!iK, Jure 3D, ! -e..
Hon. Cum \ ur IC Du cw. PrtliHanL
.nt lu ni ma: (meara! *? i peri ii tell lent Tenney rs.
p.i ls lin I ti- Blot ni around tn t .a <le|,.,t yarel at tli*
. mit,-.- nf Ma il- ni ui". .a . ! r..i",-il tu,-. fl) ,,?t 1Vlli_
.!. - to: railroad parpos i.. , . . ? ,. ..? j
og tbe trneka for ito it senan. tb ,,
u can be rery prop | , . , ,
-ll l jilli Hiv. I ii-lt' ti.' I ,.e .in,, nv.', ,," tba c.j'i... , i vi
,i bnelnees proposition, I ? ak no bettei ? - ? , ,
uh re (>f lu li ima Im-sii for many years t!ie :,., r if tba
oompanr to encourage at difl rem polar* ,
? lo Irina to tba <??>? 'tn i na I a ?? : ? a ..f i ?
hies-, aipertmenta bars .- a rory ouoeetafu and earn
;.a-:. rad a id p omni A won I t< i Hog, r
and a'rneiai reeftgnltlOO uf ri, ,-,
- f ..i ; nm w ..I i . ? Mm near, \\
?ii ?* c. p. nt, 'i aer ? | ?
.iii . uh,?!,? any ac!,un I- representative In r
,.i il li . s f ir- r-S' ii I ult Inti lenee. I WOO ld r. ,r Mineibiai
om- i?!.ii ii w i: -ii ivi iii a narke, -a) ti..- a ]
lill cure ul l,i" ?, i- ( ., , -j
will Internal and bnnefli tri.-*" engaged hi ev.-ry deparv
ine a ol i.un,i.I.v'? si 11leas'*
I n tv ?? t. i prepared for n budding. -t
bf 40 feat ie depth, tn be naotl for i:.'* bwneSt at rags
m.ni nu ii tu tbe s-rvice uf tbe rn rn pantoo eant i ma atlee
< I ra ii. I Ce ii 11 al In iml. lt Will be ll - ? - a i. ! ir*
With h.illi-ro'Uiif. i'l ii, i ll im BB I Snerlme al eys iii h1s
bnaement; renliDa-roora, library, roora for gninei . i
? Bli e* on tbe Brat Boor; a ball I ,1
meetings and rooina for e. is*?* a , tba se. na i Bo ? , i
r.i.nii, fort tniim's ramil. an i ? ? i
eumina In late or detained la th-ct, i*rer i tha
upper story. I ariah yoe te lng before ia- BoarJ of
l>. re. iu rs t :i - pru toaluon :
lr t ie oom pan y w v- ,?? a nari tbe lund ettbeeornnret
Muilisnn-.ive. anti t-'ortr-fifi li-*', (forty fa-! mi .|,,. .. e.f,
hy eiathty fart ea the i rennel for aa swa sadpsrp>*a
for Wblrh anoh a building would be . . ? ,-ie ,, | ? i. -
ali tbe expenses Of BO .?'.. ac ,OB SS i nf . Ill I li Hui f..t*.
Blabing ii ready fer u*e.
I woiti'i ?u_.est tbnt a lenee ba aaade ef thia lend te
sevil crttaten* nud their - . t .. trual ins
lease *Uuiil.l oe npon Hie con el 11 loo th.- I t
In) 1 lill-' lie fur tba nen elli. <-ii mi -n-ut ail li.-n li nu ,,f
Ma tmruiys nf rim .Ni- lurk 'en.r.il .tn! lt I ? ii
liver Bali road Company no I ll* looa*! and uri' j
Im-,, ,,f tu,-* Mew-York an i I! . lent and of the \.
Ne ta*. JI iveii and Halford l<.ll .him .[
such oilier e..nipan.ef as may li' em,ii,I to lae MS
Dmod central Depot, u wu. loria.i
panr lo prorlde In il ls la ?-?? lb it ll may i>? tern i .-ral
at any tune up.ni r> iboo ihle nm ea hy lint oom pear,
and upou tba payment to the trnatee* I > - i
ti ac.(inri- ..n nh -r e '?? a if I lara
rf* taliy k'nu-i. Vu ns ur) tr..y. C. VaNkMIi ll.
The di root _ra adopted a reaetattoe n.pi ea Mr.
Vumie mn's pro pool tl en end dinettes tbe I'ruiil. nt ta
iiniki-. .knowinti.'.i.ent. ii-re la bia letter:
(,im .it i'i -.rei. Da ? ni. ?kW Toaa, Jun" il ?, lits,
C. Va- I. .lilli I, rei/
Mr in-..ir sm: I em Slreete 1 by the Board or lu?
rer ms of the Ben Torfe Central and Hadeon Bi vat
Hal lr uni Com pe iy !?? i ? iroy to you tbe ri f
tlieir profound appr>"*) iD-.t. ..f yuin generosity In ti*
rift n* toe propsMed bull liac fe tu ase ef tba i
Hie service of lins nil oilier cum;, ine. ..? ti ag I
(.ran.i Central Depot, in leeelng i ?? .. i
. r the nn" ni tala *? ?..- i ". they .ri
that lliey ero upi* vine lue property 'a
tile best, purpose pussin e. IV ur * you c. lld rmt u?
fairly culed upoa anymore then any other individual
stockholder to person illy Incur thia ripeBOe, in delea *<i
yon p. rpel late lu ewer noel honorable to gonn ll I
ti n ii i.ii t<> the co'npiuv a same already i:?-nr.ti -j
wiih me m*na_ement ol tins eorparetlon un. Heall I
rtletl lillee t lii'.iiicli two generation*. Iiuivi'u.i ly I urn
deeply senstUre I h ii Un. Wo-li w ll ll.h tell I ll ? bl I
of tan ndnunlatrntloe <>f the affair* a*_ the company and
promote 111:)! iro.il feeling uni iiiulllul all 1 I' Iel i-p-litl.
ent mteiesi between Um esneattre and all depart mean
ot mir itiisiiies* which, laeraaatng with ream nil i,inn?h
more aeeeptabls seivrc- lo the public and WAtl Io tba
value of ibo i>i'ovt-i ty. Youra rery ti v.
cn i m kv M. i-i r*i er, Prealdeat
WBECKED OtP OAS I AND BEACB.
the paopaLtKB acaouts btkiBhb *r*na bocks axb
SINKS?Till', CATTASR't BTOBT.
An evcitfd young man walked into the ortlui
of W. II. llu.vt. No. 7."i Bouta-at., y. -tulay ni .ruing
nmi i lid Hint tin* propeller lin. def willoh nina oa 'ht
frelgbl line between I'.ui.y. Btmiaahaai aui Saeentnes
the Ueneeteelc Birer and tins etty *-a? s-mk in ibrb*
fathoms of wnter on oakland Beech near Jatos, nTee)
Bhester Ce.unty. Mr. Hoyt la president e.!" thu - .is
jwirt itlnii ciuap .uy. Tho ve.una; man aaa N'eieoanV . \y
srbaBj sui'i ta haas baaj rsssnttj put Baaaata ind tua
Huggies. About the aaSBS time J. K. tBst aisl
inuniiarer of the line, wuose offlueSa at 8918818*}% to-,, 'ele
_r?pheel for a nrsaBts sad the Cbnpstae Imnkl a?d
Wrneking Cmnpnny, ol Be. To Booth at w.is eagnardaa
raise file vessel and 'trillj ll'*" to this t lt)".
iii ihe afternoon wu ii m c. Cbapma i, of tb* v rnrst*1ag
coini .mv. told a Tun i m. repi.it. i ili.it t. a KriaT.lua lay
ou a euhjaiergod rocfe with her hush henel o- . ilga
tl lc Int pilot ii .ms s and Upper cahill nie a t' alli "Ut
of water, ruo enrue "--* tu)- a ant end traenterrnd te
s ?liooneis. omi )Jiveis were iiei.t dova to i al ih tbe bolea
iii ihe bon end item, no oe lo neebie tee veaaei aa flo ai
and ba lowed in-re. Wtmm tin. enncntn'* alni *n -?. - n
repontol to Mr. t'honman th* BceMeal nppenia to be
Boeceountehle. Tbe n i---i"* bed two poa angers an i a
clew o! I'litllt. Mle is ii sm ill ltii.il. of l'.l) tuns ind I e
lon.'s ni Derby, rsno left her wharf t ere shoat 6 a. m.
rnesdey nd aad rnaeb A rn point about atireeel el Tip
aannm Point, arh -re ihe <'.m ital <'i:y ares arreeked ! s|
niii'<*i,ivl.'eii she s|| U'k upon locks, ruinillla! ut full ? e.- i.
I'lu" i ii i iln says that he bad hcen ai all ala ht anthe
rilclit iiveedl'i. iintl nu, sn tired ih.t In reewoee! tte
m-hoel tu Hie in its a few ndiiu'es DOlore the neel.len' .il
lay d mn lor B nap la Ula c:a!> ti How the rOaoel ca to
ba over ii mlle out of ber cniirse, on a char m.'lit Ul B
Minuutii sea, a,, i ten ?uch a ..tii.eioiis coaat Be doea aal
explain.
A* soon as ll:.* ve--el s'ruck SO ran ro tlio eliot Ihiim-j,
anl rani! tn rev.-rs.t the propeller. Tba vessel alwvty
t ..ck?,I oil and it was tie u found that tic Itu' va, BBofS
in un I a i.nie im.cm..1 lu tbe bottom. Tnpreeentoink?
ing the Bufcle* nee headed fer Oakland Beach, wii-re
s a unfortunately rna upon another roch and sank.
The crew ami puneeorora took to tin* ' oat au I In i I
siifeiy, (several inein ers oi' thu BabRnea ''lu', meei
for rile shu wrecked men at the- club luu-t nt Uni l si
lr the weather bold* fan Iho tliv -rs may ne a -le :,. u atefe
tin* hull within a day or two The Bf Irna SireMt baa
been *u> atitiiteel fur thc Kut-Kles.
"Hl'MBCG" Al Ul E II Pl OP.
Mr. Kolan.! I'ced, tin' yutiiii. I'onietli.tn,
upon whose shoulder* tho burden of ?" Tue Rridai Trap"
wis i.itd, ap penrod at the ii; j.11 lass night ts s pases
rn tb which be ha* ideiitili-tl lil* name tb'ourh the,finn
trr for two ?? anon* past. Ir ls named " lluuilnin'.'' .md
i* written by Mr. Unreel n. Tai lael Ihau (nil ll I* not
n.-cessiiry io ?ar much of lhe play Kstif, willi ti Illangi
to tbe f.rnc.i! and musca! order sliiirliremi iiuw.laj*
to lie purni.ar.
Mr. Ke.-ri as an ercenlrlii comedian seemed laat nlr.t
fo please Ins audience nmri* than he eli', as a comic ap r*
sni:er. ile Beag enmn topi sal annan, *.r? a aoodenaed
bnrle_a.ee et mc ?? Mibnao," un i Ut .k;''.ci" nnd api' . i*s
were fr.-ij lent. Tbeaappertlwaenal ?na ebtely aotlee*
aide for the pram eo* et >i m Puller who is hoth
pretty ..nd clev-i. Il (lau Included A. -. UpamOA,
A r-riftu* Cook. Mta Willi dds anl Miss Alice IIa*iiL<*
-_ 4m -
OPENING TEI OAAtBOATST. BEOEGE
The St. Greorge Casino, at >Tati*;i Lslantl, iv.ia
ape ni last a Teaing mia its faiy rai ennasrl j
L'appa's Till K. iriiT,eut Hand and au e -i trie fount -.nu
At ** o'clock, wiieu im* trr.uiil atm,! of Ihe Cssiuu wat
tilled with ipentoBafOa ih.* annensl apeas t with tim ?? M ir
Ipenalnd Banhnr" hf tbe ban i amt dr un cou*", aa aaa
ponied with o national aa'.utoof i sreBtg- toa rant rtn-1
hi ei riricily. Then tito nev wu i ler. tQe ele-ctr.O
f.tunta n, s mt up a oca n of ii .-ni. A moment I a t tba
lill! v..iii-h-'l and i .l,p )] ol W Ila ? rlrebViiriis fu lowed.
Brery drep nf armor eeeannd iMnsmentar, Qiieka**
i.-i.-.-r ph lo kay eould bo mae hod nie aelnr* aanneng
from si .er, ni. i.lne. treen, and eland ettetti, caning
rortb Rroiat applau.-e fruu- t!>e |hm nen ideis.
Ttl) lt A : Y OBI OEM A P.'HE.
Charles J. Griffla on Taeadajr Brant iata_-B
U'esiene?li*r ( e.uuly .fa'mn il Hani n! IVe.-k.U endSSs
loaver* l te tzet a eheefe aaafeaj w.ie'i parpartai t'1 ^aX*
leou uia-le in hi. laver ll r ?:l I I hf John Johnita,
itiiiiier. Dieeheeh also perportol to have tue.) me
Sarrned br W. Horton, tbe i. t amine to wu af rt
lue castm-r of tue bnnfe mfa -A in enshtba -ba*
BhoriiynfternnnlUrtlBn waa arrested <*n suspld a ?>?
liavm.. ii.ii.ni :.? i i forgery, md aeroml ether ebaeui
pf ei i.: i ,r p he mater * an fount npon hun. ?_?*?*
nnnaiut ut tijr Juitha Banar ta aira.li T"* ??"--? of un?
Urned Jun.
Kl! LID ox is BBBIEB.
Thc <". r.'.l Ok train fruin this eily M ths
Newnik au.l .*ie*-Vois BSlll-SSl VSS pa-sill- ne .r ('<_*
n BBlpon on tbe maui '.me lau eveale.- wneu a dr.U
angie, noa run froei tb* rreirhl ynrd to take tba weat
bouu.i track, k awileb eran dispUoed and tba en.ina
crash.-.1 lota tn.- second co .cn ?t tin. un" t 'ri'i-"B
? uu-.*...' tba a..., i.i.uui I . ? .-)' .)'.??? ana
lu-ipad tan Irnah. rau-n-k Kn.. * freleui rard eeaj
m oyo, wa- .li lie en.; M au t Wa* k I fd. I o' 11 '?'?" **J
si i| pe i uiui m.. ?.?on paaa Beers *fi" bndh s.-sr-.i. tm
no oi-- wa* iniire.i. rnr.-e oeeonon nene aecnMhas nm
luo iTomlwors iplinler.-1.
OOH.Ht st Wt /" PBtSOB.
Sliciill Colliery ycalcitUv tank .Vvt'iiurO.
Ogilby troai theTraasaa.h. J., hajrhw.ead taeBABM
iilrectly toibf r.iun ?vmse In New-H?uu.wiek. ?!>?*?*
Jud.eHf-uilder up-..rd c.. iii ami be w ia arrsnd'cd
sei. put |.i t!,e pie* ut mm ri ll ami eu- . if" ?
nlmnt'a case io tue j idaea "i '" l mercy ol lae < ur.
Jul?.. sadler ?eoieiieod bim lo foor year* ?*'"_J_
.abor in ibe auto I'rl.ou amt io par BBaeal 1MB
Mi. OKilby api_iar-.il llrui bul inf ho_-_-S ern* im ....
?at akTa-nVuhnn *- ??.-? io lanja- _ I^-__**___?f
Kira, wau i* a mauve or o_i.-y. wa* aooeoetnaa?_{
iisi.br waa noeouipnniod oy bte brvUor. cnnriaair.
Ojjiilby.

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