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8UNDAY, JUL* ll. 1S86.
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Forvion.?The news in London. . Progress
nf the british i-ltitnii.s Defeat of sir (iee*rge
Trev elvan. : .loliti Btighfaroply 1<> Mr. Ant'.et
twa'aattack. : The neaiiniia tbe Crt* Point
lOlOBBfd : = Wiagiao's giO'it sti'iiii. _:-___ Atlairs
nf tbe 1' iiniiini i anal.
DoMBBTIC- Many BBTBima hurt liv a riot
in a ciicns at shenandoah. Peen. -.=___: The
Sandy l!o:ich regatta .m>*i bj tlie yacht
Lotnc; eetvJae cf Ibe Kenden Taehi Club.
Haariag m tba beading forwcloeara suit. - ,
Beening a lost licircsfl rn bjaiae, ? Emily*
Duryea found bi Kinma. Crop moorta of nie
] 't-i'ftTrn.ont of Aericulture.:~ __. Con_he1 between
the L-Mlaro* I'niou and tbe Knights ol Labor in
\\ lui man, Mass.
Oitt **-i> Ul nt'iiiuv.--Dapartore of the n'?th
IJegiiiiei.t aad return of thc Sib. I ho woman
who ronni.ittcd silicide at foil loo identified.
rr-. PlwaaaCdl reductions in Mr. Solute's de?
partment. I'ns or, Trmnoot, Dew Drop,
Tola, Klisabeth, Eda^uobl, and Tom
ItiosMi wow thc Monmouth Park
r.i",'.s. =?-? A verdict of B340.000 apninst lin
Weatern ITnion Telegraph Company, ? . ? One of
Wyr.i (lark GaiaWa wills Wed in Brooklyn,
(?(.ld f allic of tba legal-lender silver dollar 14 li!1.
graiaal, 76.27 cc:.ts . Stocks dull with some
improvement ni IgOJTMl I 'losing le.ilureli ss.
1 m. W ka mm?Indications for to-day: Fair
weathe* witBahtabec tompoMtura, -emaeraturc
ve.steiiluy: lligiier.1. TU1"'; low Ml, Oil-: average,
(57 l-liJ. _
Pei fi vs hinnti/ tom JOT the unison, ant! finn
ff rr tiantUrs, can hore Jnr. DAILY -'l'ir.iNF.
ti oilftl <<? Him, )<( st) aid,for 75 etnttptr month,
tig ur'(/hm I cm (j clami/cd rs often as desirrd.
Tug 1'AM.. J liil.l'NK will br sent loony addicss
in Europe al $\ 3"> per monlli, windi includes
the ecsfon. )>v><tn<je.
Thc tot.il vote cant mi thc Hmnc Ilulc (|ticstion
in Great Biitain and Irrlumj np to Friday
Bight, waa 1.01G.281 agaiuat it and 049,562
for it. I beac HfraitM will be changtd by Ute
cl.?! huns still tn l.c bold, DUI siniiiiliinj.' like
thia ratio possibly will be maintained, ("ana
cause winch ia on) j 7i>,<><><> <>i evin 100,000 in
a minni its bc considered Inj'it'ks.s T
- ?*> ?
Our Loiidnn comanondent calls attootion to
the natural elatioa felt by thc I'nrnellitoa over
the icstilt of the elections In Ulster County,
Ireland. Mr, .Scxtnn, linnie K.iler, hus been
elected in NN'cst l'ttllnst. I he curious manuel
in which Itwlfaat is divide.I by district linea
oma aoaectliing to do with thia result; hut the
linnie liuli is nilly leiiienibci I lint last Novem?
ber, thc Hrs! tillie they contested thc scat, they
Were defeated. Theil success this time indi?
cate!* an advance of Um linnie Rule cause iu tbe
Nm til which is aignifleaut, un nuttier how
emull. The l'urnclliies bow have a majority of
J. in the Ulster delegation, nod it Mr, McCarthy
winn ia hi? contest m Londonderry, another
Will ba added.
Tam Deputy Canmieaiiraer ol Public Works,
acting Birder Mr. Squire's direction, has fouud
ont that reductions in the expenses of three
buieaiis can be made to thc amount of ***85,00l)
anneal lr. Ile promisee also f o go through tbe
nix othei bureau*, and thinks he will be able to
save about fjt35,000 more in the same way.
This is mine oi less startling information, bm
lt is none ihe ItrnB alienable bu being BO, No
Vt'fli-inloimed pei'son has donhtcil lor yiais
that ike cst of running the Department of
Public Woree could be greatly reduced, bul
nobody evci auppoaed it would bc so long as it
wilt Btaaaged in the intereal of politleiana.
llowevci, lt in only just to give even Squire
his due ami thia lncisum of oeooiMUy ia really
ck dibil.le to hiii'. His motived ha\e very little
to do with the i.Hitter.
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Much baa been saki in England about Mr,
Gladstone's probable course in viewof his defeat
The Dad Mull ll QB* tit tnokeaoul th.it iie shuni.i
st iv in office ; bul in I m. Tbibubb's cable
letter from London trill be found some points
wkicli preHjf conclusively s!:r.vv timt Mr. Glad
alone will go ont. Even it he were a trickster
iiiid wanted to iriii.iin in power in the face ol
the lack iii confidence uInch the country baa
?bown in hint, be could not, fm lu- irould surely
be ousted mi lin* vote 00 the finn's speech
when Parliament opens. Moreover ii would
be it-.'.iiiu-t all precedent for bin to decline
lo re-sign. Uudor i*i*rcninataneea like theae
in lsi;s Iii a< i.tisli. 1.1 lelt office, and Mr.
Gladatonc did tbe Stune when be was defeated
Bl tin poils in 1>7J. Beyond doubt be will
Continue IO WOTll lot ihe llo-i e Utile caUSC, but
jt will be in Ike Oppoaition, not la the Govern
inent.
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Jobbing merchants in New-York have their
li-ovMeaaa well ns other people, and just at
sjajfjoaat lt ia the freight ckargea on d-ry-gooda
time nun? thooji to wi ut ii. Freight agents
charge 78 oenta per io,> pounds og all dry
gooda, regardloM of tbe quality, lin- doea not
mat lei' except on cheap cottons, and the New
York joii'ieis, therefore, wan! theo ear?
ned bu lem Under pi-eaeal arrang^Btenta
New-England Baanufacturera Mud these ejxtoda
to t'lnciiiro ut the >an.e price linij ai nd them io
New-York, natl Un- itsiilt is that New-York
Itmee mitch tl,nie that she otherwise would COU*
ta-oL sin- eannot rn ll cheap ejooda cheaper than
lier We.steiii rival, ajtltough ska i-a in-aicr the
t-tuiiceoi i-aiipplv. Tkd t'ejiieseiitations which
the hick -haul's mean to make lo the railio.t.l min
to-morrow ought to have weight*, rho jobber-.'
prosperity and that of the. city, toa bug* ex?
tent, egg it,vol ved. Moreover, such C_t*ttge*j in
laM>ilie?ition um they siitf-rest ivntibl, indirectly
I least, give the roads jublilioniil business.
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If there ic any one subject on which Congress
nea gad want ?ny moro infoiniiitiun it in in
cenrd to what should be done lo put our sea
oastin proper coiidiliin of defence. It has
x'fore il now reports on the (subject troni the
Government's Foundry Hoard, tho Special
louse (\ miniitee on Fonilications, a Senate
oninnssion, and two or three ? thoi cotn
t ittee*. iind it could go intelligently to work
r give Bl legislation which would accomplish
.oniethinfr. Bul nothing has been done owing
o tlie policy of delay and false economy, which
he wily U.indall has foi ced the House to
inraue. Ha has kept all discussion of the
uil.)ecl down, and now nt this late day in the
tension ho allows the Appropriations Con
nineo to report g wt. tchtid little bill granting
t/620,000 towatd making our borders safe!
[)| this $120,000will goto keep the pteacnl
Works in order, and ***900,000 to pay the
?xpinses of anather commission in making ex?
periments With js'llI,s. IO getting up plans and in
lither similar ways. Ol course nothing;
practical Will result. It is merely anothi rot' Mr.
R indiiU's disreputable " dodges " to scein to be
luing something which the Nation wants done.
mid yet to do nothing lest the Democratic
party should appear to be extravagant,
AR OPPOHTUMTX.
In rejecting BoUeitor Goode, tko Senate has
given l'lc-idciit ( lc\eland an exceedingly good
opportunity to reconstruct his Cabinet and to
MtVC himself. Ile need not now c(iii(l(iiiiii ihe
Pan-Electric statesmen, in asking them to retire
limn office. It Ll possilile foi bini to say :
"being charged with Ike miniinlstrntion of
public efl ai ra, 1 nm compelled to confider tile
jmlgntenl of tbe Senate. If that body ia prej
udieedagainst my Adniiniatration by its opinion
ol certain ol my amdstanta, the Inflimncc which
the Executive ought to pomem with Ike Senate
iiiiist lie iiii)?iied. Whether rightly or wrongly,
the Senate lliinks the conduct of l.in-l.lci I. lc
nflnira censurable. Il makes no difference with
ms- duly whether the Judgment of tbe Senate
is right or wrong; the President la not at
liberty to aneri lice thc interests of the whole
country by catuing nu unue. i-sus breach be?
tween liim~*-ll and thc Senate, in order u>
espouse tin (iitise ot individual-, ss hu have.
to nv the lewd, boen injudit iou> iii seeking
their own mlvautngi."
li the President ls wisc, he will follow Ihe
icjectioii ol Solicitor Goode by clearing out the
whole nil'c ot Pan-Electric schemers. Mr.
liailand'.s presence in the Unbinei la a diegriice
io the President, as he must know, but it
happens also lhat Secretaiy Lumai has to an
unwise extent m.nb- conauion callee willi his
ataBoeiute hom Ai kansas, lt was lunn the
Intelior Department that Mr. lim laud and his
Ion-Kid trie assail i,it e> en.siiy obtained the gio
teaque opinion upon wldch suits were based
ngidusl the Bell Company. Mr. bininu, accord
iiig to Democratic report's, lias exerted liinis(!i
iii private to uphold Mr, Garland with the
l'le-nlciil and lo prevenl lii-s I carnival. Close t?
Mt. Liunar are General Johnston, the Kailroad
I'onimissioner,and Mr, Atkins,the In.uni Com
iiiiasioner, ami prominent Democratic politician*,
from his own siutc nie deeply interested in Un?
gi cai telephone j.il). The President can Bit-ail)
iiiidemUind, il be will, that tbe n-auicintions ol
Mi. Lorani inevitably influence bis jitdgmeul iu
Ibis mattel, ami it tlie Attorney-General skoulil
he iiiiroved, there imild li,nilly hui to ltinuin
a coolness between Mr. Laniai and othei Pnn
l-.le.-tiic state-nn n and tbe President, whir1:
worth! imp.iii the efficiency ol tbe public service
and deprive the Administration ol that harmony
ul pm pose w liich it i-iMti.tiiil to Un President's
-in a (sis.
Thc only way is thc light way. President
Cleveland cannot guard his own interests in
tide mattel in any oilier way, except by clearing
out the entire riug ol Jobbers and then asso?
ciate**, and thine is ni the mme lime m. ollie,i
way to guard tlie public inteie-t. Tbe men
who seized the earliest opportunity mulei a Re
lt.' m Administration '<> enrich thmnsclves and
their fiiends by lin use ol their official power,
have brought upon the Administration a dis?
credit which cannot be cleared away except
bj theil removal. A KepubUcun who look*
ai the situation asa partisan may natu ally hope
ile.i Mi. ll, vd..nd will cling 'o Ins loud ol
disgrace through the real ol his tenn. Bul
timi is not the desire <?) men who erne mos! foi
the honor or ihe good government ol tin
i oun tty.
Idlii ES IS RF ssl A.
Thc mysterious movement ol Russian dip! i
macy in the East becomes more iutelligibli
winn tin- foices ol ].ublic opinion impelling i
me di-dnscd. Our St Petersburg coirespoii'
di nt e\| laius on another page what the press
lidded hy Kulkine.- poweilul Oigail, is UtgiU}
the Gov ci mneiit to do. I'lie ndvice given by tb(
journals in St. Petersburg and Moacoa is warliki
ill llic extieUie. They ;i-itI that Bulgai-1
is rapidly becoming a bastion between Itesaara
bia and Constantinople. They call upon titi
Government t" cany it by storm, lo swec]
Prince Alexander and Iii- deputies into iii.
sea and to proclaim un iutentiou ol occitpyin*
Constantinople. This i- the ndvice wine)
KatkoH, oin- >>t il..- tine* nun constituting th.
Czar's secret council, piddlely oilers, Tltis
loo. in a countiy wluie U.e Govciutneut exei
cises absolute control over thc pre**.
The Mime corresjiondent outliues thc admin
iodation of thc Ktond triumvir, Couul Tolstoi
ai,d expl in- in di tai] ho XT he has Kllccecdct
in the course ol thiee years in exciting lin
intense hostility ol the lowet as well ,i- tb
educated classes bj attempting to lest ore th
prestige ol Un- iK.i'iliiy ami tn restiiel ih
privileges accorded hs eiuuuci|Kition Ile i
credited nilli having tloue more than an
other -. issian uf1iii.il to rendel the prescii
ijoveiniueni uii|M>ptdar, lt is nat nial t.> -up
pose, tin -ii '.(.ie, ihii he will welcome a poptiLn
war, which will diverl public utteiitiou lion
the oppressive iiieasuics iiitioduced by Inn
The Czar's IsnmeilLite advisers, whose tadgmcu
he is SI.Ult to lol], ss ill ;, - e,li crisis, ;,,,. ],],,.i
to favor ";n. Thin ia a fad il ominous bu
port in it- bealing upon the Enstein Question
' t> LOL ll) li Mt, HIS.
How docs it sound, laboring men <>i th
North, thia statement thal certain colore.
woike!-, on a pbntiition iii Aikansas, bavin
struck bu bigbei wages, have driven off ethe
min win. were willing to work, and have .-mi rt
tasted the authorities that a riot has i.suited
l- a di-grao ltd I Does ,t pince in slut ip re
bel the fact timi the c..I.ned liotere ss.ie renlj
tiring to rob other col..nd turn of theil rigti
to work. But in all thu there is only imita
lion ot the Mis-oini I'li.-itit- striker., tbe Chi
cngo strikers, and the Thiid-Bve, striken, I
the lu bm km ol col.I mi n appeal, outrage
ons to white workers at the North, how doe'
thc conduct ol theil own tunics unions ionia
i innes appeal t>> othei people 1
)t ia .-omi'thing to be noticed that, aftei md
lilma ol colored men have foi twenty yean
Mtth-d all theil disputes and questions aboq
wngea in Mime ami, .ii.ie in-thi. n, the organize
lion ol a few assemblies ol the Knights o
I.nli.ti Muong il,,-,,, hi ilt ,??.,. i,,!!,,^,.,) by .
uni mid Woodshed Other tiots there have been
bul raased bj political dUfferenCsBe, 'Ihe von
tact that, in timois whaaj rjokOcaJ not* aad mut
der. were most coinnu'ti, quCatlOBI about wages
were nsiutlly Battled In peaea, naakea ll Um mon
impressive that in thc?e days, when political
ditlereiices cause BO excitement, thc coloied men
who have otjriini/ed theniMbcs hs Knights
(tin no longet tret along without a dilliculty.
Ceiliiinly tlM Knighti who have given the or?
ganization whatcset i ont'ideii. ??? il enjoy- sjntoug
working people have not desired to create strife,
taw>brea_king ot ilaflghter, and yet, regardbsaa
ol them and in spite ol them, sd ike, do result
trom the orL-nni/ilion, and attempts' to rob
other men ol th. ii lia*! to work do result bom
;iie atrikea, and Moody a-sault* and nots ie
huII from these attempts, in avery pint ol Ihe
((.lindy, and whether the Knighti are black
or white. Should not all workers who aic good
citizens, and who hive the true willare ol
laboring people al lieut, set themselves to con?
sider seriously whether their organization tends
inevitably io evil 1
The workers admit that it is not altogethci
just to claim it level rate of wages for th" beal
lUid poorest winkers alike, bul that, they
ni i.e. is an Inevitable consequence "I organizing
for mutual defence, twrouse Hie union- w.ld
po to piecei it thc men win. do moderately
wi ll were to sec others ii)i!i. Iii iii getting higher
wages on thc ground th.il they do nene than
nindiLiiely well. So the winken will mimi!
that ii is unjii.-t tn nnorgnnized wotheri to ex?
clude th. in by tine its ni- by force bom any em?
ployment. Bul that, they urge, i- the conse?
quence ol Individual excitement and unie
?iiained zeal. Tbe orgjanization uccctmaiily
.an only think ol the bite c-l of its -manhers,
they plead, 'line, and i> not the inevitable
isjiuseqnence thai it mu-t puce men in a hostile
attitude toward the interests of nil others who
are not member* 1 I'.e- it not everywhere
breed strife between employers and employed,
just as ii baa al the South 7 Does it m.t evoiy*
where beget violence and lawlessness Just as
in Arkansas.
Titi: T31 BUN E'S SUMMER 8ERM0X.
A plain statement of facts respecting Tm
Tnim ni Fresh-Aii Furn! ls requisite. During
the lani week nine pa: ti. s ol' childi en h.ive been
s,i;t into thc country and arrangements h...se
made loi distributing 1.HO0 little visitois
among the hospitable families whose homes are
opined to thrin. To-morrow a Baity number?
ing between OOO and 1,000 svill .tait foi Cen?
tral Nesv-Yoik. Thc subscriptions to Ike Fund
thus tai received have enabled thc stanage! to
provide 2,800 children with railway tickets
to the count y hollies to which they have been
assigned. This isa remarkably line beginning
ol thc season's woik : and we hiive no reason
io complain of thc gen..le-ponse indict.)
pies iou- appeals. Brill we mimi take Tin.
TRI Bl Sl.'siip.n-ll:'.lldr(l (dial, i.i leadcis into oil!
coiitkleuce. The treasury ia itupty?-sfjuet'zed
as div aa a picnic I.mon. A hugo part) has
lueii formed for Tuesday, and tbcie is not
money enough in icecrve to pnl tbe children on
Ihe rend. Hundreds of families have invited
us to Mini little oin* to their hemes ? the ? liter
miners at a distance have neve: before boen so
prompt and liieial in their calls for children ;
iiiul Ihe only thing timi ls lacking is the money
i equi nd for tiai.spo; iifion expenses. A vast
ifinount ot vsnik can be dom thia month and
thousands ol tenement children can be made
happy, il t.lie empty tieoatiry can be tilled ai
oik e and steadily replenished,
On this sultry Sunday in July many of the
(hutches nie rloaed and nu iiopolit.iii congre?
gations are scattered far and wide in the
mountains and by the sea- ide. 'Tin* nevsa.
paper* have to do much ol the prenciiiug that
is dunc during Hw dog-days, and in my of the
clergy, while not convinced that it is eitliei
orthodoi or even Chiistian preaching, ate con
:. ni I,, abandon the pul* il foi a season. Hut
tillie is om- lexi JI' mm willi li 'fm Tltlill Ml
pleaches the stun mer thrungli I ii.it invariably
opens a wide range ol Christian sympathy in
vs I'it is pre-eminently a city <>l th<- very rich
and the very po.u. It is the text which old
Semi or fancied lind a familial sound abeu tb<
lili.'s- ltd him imo Ikdi Crate hi t's house and
pninieil significantly t<> the foi lom motile, and
de-tit ute children seated before the nickering
lite : " And lie took a child and Set him lu the
midst ot tliein.1' This i- what lin. Tbiiiumc
.Ines i-cason adei s, neon; it take_ Ihe small
< :,:t.'hits of tbe tenemeul s.mlil mid seta them
in tin- midst of n teuerous ii de ol remlera In
town mid countrj ; tittil ii a| peals to every one
winjee hean is touched bj Ike |mthos ol then
lol to aid it wiih money oi hospitably iu toking
them ont <?t the steaming alleys and blistering
I'.tvi rneiits iind in setting them Ul the midst of
preen Heida and pu hires new foi ti glad holiday
alter months ol tdekuees, privation, sorrow and
Ire.jiu ntly ol Shu v .id. n.
I hat i> a kind ..I newspapei preaching of
wliiili clergy of ever} nulli .md school ol
thought must hetulily approve, lt nias not bi
a rery clo,pu ni oi iitubitious sesmuu for the
times, bul it is in nnj event preaching adapted
to the heated tenn. We have un apologies,
therefore, to oflei foi frankuess in calling
attention to lin empty plates and in soliciting
as our Sunday iis.il-. the prencheis,imbil 1U1II3
.'". a lull and generoiii. re-pon*o.to the argent
demands ol mu special |auish, Ute tenement
ss...ld ol New-Yoik and lliooklyu, Money
is needed?a great d< tl ol ii Bud at one. in
oilier to give the |more*1 ..l |tooi children
health, red and unalloyed bappini ?-.
CONi I ItNJNG GAS-METERS.
Profeaaora of moral philosophy wbo have
made ii ri cxlia:.-lise c.v. munal ion of tko gan.
meier report thal i' possesses no ethical aignin-a
canoe whatever. The average housekeeper of
the period a bo doo liol pretend lo be much ol
a philosopher, bul is a .lose observer of the
gas-meter, has reached thc same conclusion.
ile agrees with Ihe philosopher that the gae
meter is utterly destitute of conscience. Ii ia
Dot strange, therefore, in rkw of this bar
montana philosophic aud practical estimate ol
th.- gas-meter thal it should Otrure in thc
common speech aa the emb.diu.enl ol full
orbed mendacity, When John Doe desiree to
convince a discriminating public that fcchard
i;..e out-Aoaniases Ananias he aaserta thal u he
Ilea like a ^i.s-:netci."
Some optimists have been inclined to hope
that the gas-metei would improve with age,
but advices lunn Washington by no means
favor Mich a view. Tbe gas ioapectoi at the
Capital lately teatifleil before a Congreaaional
Committee that in response to complaints frou
Consumer! he examined 150 gas-meters and
toondina! twj>-tbirdsof them were ao lost te
all heiiso ol' virtue as to regiater more gag than
? vii pass, d through them. ( >1 cmu-e, thc
yoong ami tboughtleai gat consumi r may argue
fiom the fad that one-third of tbe 150 were
found reapeeting tho golden rale that the
fotnic ol gaa-meten ia 1 race is m.t to bc
regarded aa hopeless, but while unwilling to
blight these bright anticipations we feel it tn
be otu duty to inlvi.-e the rOOBg and tkOBgbt
lesa gae cenanmei .mt to he over-aanguina in
hispioviMi.n ni ii,.- dual reformation Of the
Baa-meter. Tkeae tilly self-iearjocting^ truth
loving, nghteonaly registering onea that lune
ben di.-.-overed at Weedington, rery likely are
jrOBBg iind inc-peiieii.cd ami it will heiiiai
relloua, Indeei, ii, with tin- pernicious ptmiwan
which will be brought to hear upon them hy thc
lest ot tim gaa-inotera of the cn 1111 try, they do
? j not ftha-tdon the path of icttiiude and diebuu
'Rtly register like tho most abandoned of their
brethren. Several years aim?so tradition
teaches?the inspector nf gas-meters at Sodom
announced that if it OOBld bc ninde to appear to
his satisfaction that then were seven trust?
worthy gas-meters in tho city, he would
present each rum of the seven with ft lovely
poid case set. with towels. The Sodom (las Light
Company (limited) caine oul iii a card assuring
thc inspector thal he would bo called upon to l
older seven ?ohl and jewelled cases. Mut tko
inspector laughed in hs sleeve -thc sleeve was j
made wide so as to hold a Urge laugh? and not
? pas-Dieter in all Botioai ever claimed thc
prize.
We would Bot be understood M intending to
apeak of tko gao? meter In a frivolous manner.
It wae left fir John 0. Baie, thc poet-wit, to dc
that. Years ago while Mr. Saxe was delivering
one of 'ms bright and biiiliant poems to a
delighted audience, the gas soddenly weill out.
Ile ssas equal to tho dying occasion. Taking
his seat until candles were procured be resumed
rvi'li the remark, " Ladlee and gentlemen, lt
you will abstain from criticising my metre I
will abstain from criticising your.-." We may
add that the public has its eye on those titty
Washington gaa>motera and that if they con?
tinue in well doing they can confidently count
Upon receiving the unstinted admiral hu ci the
entire country.
PREACHING TOR TBE a A IF MOXFY.
The accounts which are being sent across the
ocean ot .Mr. Henry Ward beecher's work in
England contain statements which if true px
plain the perplexity with which the rererend
gentleman seems to be regarded hy a goo il
many more or less unsophisticated britons.
The report of a sci mun pleached bv him ina
London Ckurckatatca thal advertisement- of his
neal performance wen* freely scattered among
the congregationi together with careful in?
formation aa to the price of tickets. Also, it is
stated, Mr. Beer her impressed bia audience by
bia profuse gesticulation, not lesa than hythe
funny ?torie, with abicl) he enlivened his
address. As, it is understood that the Brooklyn
divine is in the bondi of an agent, if will
not be snppoaed that he La responsible for the
advertising methoda employed to till tlie pews
vvh.-n he preaebee; but ls there not a danger
thai these methoda may be regarded as indicat?
ing that in reality he is pleaching for the gate
money, so d) speak T Such a view could only
react against the subject ol' his Bern ons, that is
to say, against religion ; while it would tend to
strengthen European prejudice aud give fresh
color to European misrepresentation of things
Anni ican.
Whether a popular preacher is justified in
employing his talents io make money for li i rn -
-ilt in much the same way that a popnlai prize?
fighter does is a question which no doubt
oiiglii lo have been determined beg agu.
I'el haps tlie reason il has never been passed
upon, is that nobody dreamed of the
possibility of ita bein"; propounded. Charles
I.anib has a story ot" un eccentric school-mate
who, having (brno nu OUttageoua thing,
defended himself by aaying that "he did not
know thal it had boen forbidden." There ate
many things which nie not forbidden for
precisely the stine reis-ni; it (Ines nor entei
imo the conception of law-makera Hay oi
ecclesiastical) that any one will attempt them.
That a preacher of the Gospel thou ld go about
delivering sermona just as he wimbi read
lectures may bea warrantable proceeding; but
the circumstance thal custom has hitherto been
against such practice possibly furnishes .
trust worthy clew to the bent of authoritative
opinion in the premiss.
The attitude of the English audiences, more?
over, is suspicious. There are in iny indica?
tions that they go to heir Mr. Boeclter chiefly
because they hive heii.l ha is eccentric,
and prune to gesture and lo the display of
hnmor in tho pulpit. And it is to be regretted
that in all tho accounts of bia reception and of
his public pei loitiuinces there is no hint of any
spiritual basis to his tour. Ile speaks ol him?
self aa being altogether in the hinds of hu
agent, ami Ins agent is, naturally, a biiafnesi
man oho only seeks to make the journey ai
protitable na possible. It may bethal Mr
Beecher perceives no difference between read?
ing lectures and preaching sermons, Perhaps
there really ia not a great, deal of diflarenei
between bia lecturea and bia sermoua. Bul
still a seems to many old-fashioned people thal
the In.-iking down ot all distiuc ions betwem
thc lecture plat lorin and thu pulpit ht inure il
accord with the materialistic tendencies of flu
tun. s tlinn with tim beliefs and doctrines wbicl
all churches are supposed to seek the conserva'
ti.. i ol. 1'ieaching for tho cate ninney may bl
permissible. IVs du not vent uro to pronounci
an opinion upon so open a question, but it cai
hardly be udculated to appeal to any othei
haman faculties than those which have beei
educated to appreciate what is oalled "smart
lies-." _
Po atmaater Vessey, ot Baltimore, violated tb
spirit ot thc Civil Servuf act bj discharging Be
]. ul. he ms i.et .ins.- they were Republicans, andi
maka placet to wbioh Democrats mighl be ai
pointed. Collector Hodden discbarges Bepubli
cans " because their places sra vs un ted."
11. it I, i; .'d.nil, <>f Berlin, lu but letter to R<
corder Smyth la bnhnlfof manycitise-iaof Ger
m.nv, thanking him for ile- severn sentence whicl
he imposed on Most, expresses tba hope that th.
At.mein-is .viii be driven uni alone from tin-* c "tn
try hm i rom ail tho civilised pana ol the globe, I
would be a good plan to send the Anarchists in
Lui. I., tight the Apaches. I'hoy would meet o
c.ina. tet in-, ear'i sile la. ri-; Claim to au e.pia
aham ia tho property ol the other and eonaiderini
it lass fal t<> take em h other* t aealps in Ihe pu rsm
of that kind of happiness. Tins would be killin
i\s I. troublesome birds with one ni.m.'.
? ?
Mr. Halliwell-Pbillipa bas come to the concltvrin
that them is just a possibility thai "Ann.- Ilotbi
way tcottagn" is her birthplace, but thal the ba
ance "I pk.i.ai.dns is tlie other way. Tho genet,
public will hit lejun.-.l to sen tbe cottage bacon
tl.i aubjnci ol an Biiiuiated controversy. For i
linn ease the wearied aud wearisome ronundruo
"Who wrote Shakespeare V wdl perhaps be give
a much-needed vacation.
? *>- ?
Civil Service Commlmianei Oberlf teems to ha*
.et ap as wbitflwaaher-in-ehief of ihespoiiemt
brigade, bo tunis nothing io condemn in thi.
duct of Commiaaioner Black, though rtocrotai
Lamar is reported t.> have relieved Mr. Black tro
tho responsibility ol making appointments as
removals. Ans niall vsnli a Una MUM "I hom
would resign under such circumstances; but tbe
ls no dangar ol Black's doing anything of the kin
Mr. iibcils tnyi tiuit not Black bnt the Bapubliea
Civil Herries Commiaaionera who certified ti hi
at one time the tull list of eligibles are to blame i
Black's exclusive appointment ?.t i N mocrata. Th
is 11ii. 11 logie. Tbs stadito makaa it au ufiem ? ?
in.limo into tin- politics >.f a |. i>.ni seekii
aapnintmeol nuder tbe Civil Soi rica lavs. And j
Black appointed, acm.ung to ins sworn leal
m.ms, I it-Hi.i, i.it- sxclusivaly, ramoviagold si
ploys bj Ibe wboBmate to make places for thai
lie.i.icu ia doing the Bama thing But Oberlj rn
il ih all right IM cum se lt i-, ni Iii- was- ol h.okii
ut it, l.ut it .a a s lulu duli nt lass never tba ? ta.
* Profits without risks.'1 That waa the prlucii
..ti vs in .li l'.in ia-: un ii v waa baaad and * omtu
Sinner Atkins it iru.' to Ina maxims< i tbs telephu
mi" ss I.in hu distributee pott-tr_,iU*rebipa on I
suiiio te:mi among h.* impovoiiaked Tsnnem
Monea.
1 ho Mo uti: .ne ry (Orange Uooaty) basekall eli
? lulL.ul tn Uv IIik MoHljuuuru .','nii.nuil ut vi a
sorrow thea Bl anger. The standard has a sub?
stantial grievance against thc club, vrhloh it clearly
and ei.neisely .els forth BS follow.:
Th. MnnrK"m?rT n.a.tialt club la lost . little* lacking
la eeartaej and go-fi manann. i>?*i i?s bein* somewhat
behind th. ?.'?. The Slnnilnril /.v.. lt a fr*, ailvnrli**
Uient of ns ,-iih July (4iii" .tn) Uno. .ntrrw ni chark'*!
na an ..Itu ssi.t. fun at th. Bala to enter th. fi?aga, to
aturi'l in tho MS for. cnn pl. nf I. our* to report tt.wlthotit
?von . ont.i.lo sii.nis to alt on (tr ii mullein .talk to koop
..rt i ho luii-nlni* ray* of tho *.ni. after bein. |i?rtl(talal ly
/?piiiioato'l l.jr ono of tts ri.onilier* to viv. np mininer trip
to rn.no unit soe them play |nst ti.I* niuo, it must lie ra.
membered that ll I* BBD.lslBr.bia Of a ronitcarerisliin
m.instil.n-a nt. tint part of The Slnn/I'iril to .tteu'l luaitf
lours, .tel woahonhl t)o trwMed accordingly.
It was Mrs. Heliums, we lieln-vi-, win. daelacsd
thal ;i llmnkkMsOrange County baseball club ssas
:i irood deal sharpe*, thea :> sarpinl's tooth Ii win
aeeai te tba atootn^mwriaa oa a moment'* rclloctioti
dint they owe 'Hu; standard au apology and a sea?
son puss.
s?-rn
Doubtless Commissioner Atkins'* ? bnpaeanimia
I friends in Tennaaaae'1 have been as aaaoocesafal
? at peker>playiag as tba saeaitiTa Senator from
I Arkiinsas WM when bo was induced to take, tho
j gift telephone stork.
Editor Siihewltacb, who denounced Juiige Bar
I rets. She District-Attorney and the jurors in tue
, hov Dotting cases, desires to hi.Irs himself behind the
I plea of a free press, as Most wished to have freedom
inf speech accepted M lae principia for which ba
was Imprisoned. The Boelalmt ur Anarchist who
has not yet been taui/ht tba difference Between free?
dom lind :i license to cntnrr.it unlawful arts and to
Urge others to violence .nnl oppression, univ ba com?
pelled to leam the difference In tba Basse school us
that vvheio .Most received a irsxin.
PERSONAL
Tho retention of tho OatMlnl amt lmll.iii lim:Minni a*
ii I'l'i'inuueiicy lu I, iii'lon li now deotdod npoD, and ll
will probably h. put uniter thc U'liuiui.trattvo control of
blr 1'iiilip Ciiiilitrr-Usven.
Ex-Attorney-(leuerai lire water win this s:ti_raer visit
tho " i.nul nf tho Mi.tm ghi Sun."
" I owe mme to cab Uiver* tuan to any other persons
in tin* world of BMMrlal help Badana*. raiding,'' wmta
Mr. ii'iak.n tbe other dajr aneloaiaa Bebeah fur .f aO for
tho Cabdrivers' Benevola ,i anaoatntlon of London.
Mr. H.- ny M. Stanley will Ieciure throughout England
next fall.
lt ll amil that Colonel Ilou'llnot. tho Cherokee, hs.l his
bair eui thort Imaediatalr after MtohtBg a gUmpst of
Beoretary Lamar.
It is now folly explained why the French took no part
in tappreai ag Arabfa rebellion at Alexandria. " Reina
in tamaton," says M. de Lessen*, ?? I Learned mat Alei
andria waa to be bembardad. I retarned to I>ar4a and
asked M. da Freycinet aad at. Perry, who wara attend?
ing a ct.ia..1 Connell u tho Elysee, to oonte oul and
apeak with mo. "They uro,' I exclalmel, 'going to
bombard A loxan Iris, willoh na barn created ami whteb
bas prospered, iltnaka to Kreoehmen only. Wall, ll n
iii.i tm France to brina taman. to Alexandria, it sins
created bv Franoe; weesnuot bombard it.' A telegram
?a.ts forthwith dlspntobod, ordering onr anet to .,.nt
Alexandria," Grant man, that M. ita Lesseps.
.*. WMhlngton w ri tar la the < ter knut Leader tolls that
the ethel dnyMa ilauder, white-wbtakamd, hrava-nyad
in,iii sat near tho funs Lox In the upper ont of.-. street
i- tr, ile won- ? high ?? int.. dei by ino aston ins bend, and
ins .loth.-a stir,, of blnah broadeteth. a in.ii Beary Clay
boILbi araaped lils neck, ami a pair of blink-minna 1 apoe
ii. es hung by a string aponbla vost, ila wm chatting
to a ia ly ut his thia,and blab-MS eyes, tpnrkled atula
moat winning io Ila Masted over hi- BMtber-beatoa raes
as rho conveisiiioii wenr on. Tba ear atepped i aad I
was tarpnsed to seo hun |ampm hlsleetoad muk
rapidly to tue dont a.- my .'.so- leliowed bim they
n-:i'll upon ii little luii-t..i bnnebbaek on rrutohet
srbowtotrylag to g.-t into the car. She bad ihe ram ol
it dill 1 anti Un I.inly ol a mit .ira woman, hut that body
ron tor ted aad t Butted aad dwarfed ant of all bauma pnv
poriloa. i -asv tins tteader, gray-whiskered,braasad
f,t.'.'. dark-eyed mau bend ov< r bei an i ask bet .vi..? r. - ,i>
wanted tn ga .sun told him alni her taos Lighted np aa do
uss.ne i har thal tim ear wm the right oas, l hen, ail
dressing lier svitu ,n much sourtesj m though alt. had
Leen tho ItaaldtBt'a bride, ho aakod hm if ha might not
ne p bi r int', lao onr. -ho tii:.'.i?..,i lum, and patting his
hauls mi t?- r ber una. h., intel her up th? steps, and
placed her crntohos beahla bar. Be Upped bia bot tad
tbeu resumed bis seat and conversation. This old gen?
tleman ss ,ts rj em iii Jue Jobuelor, 'ho gre it Confederate
tattier. -rv. ms nine year* oin, ho na. double Ibo ugo
ol any niau lu tba cur. Hit eyes wera tba i.rst to se.- tue
trod ids nf tbe utile hnaebbaek, end hu iron moaeio.
wen tin- Ural to coin, to her asalsianos*.**
. Mi. ami Mrs. _alwaril4 ttermponl hara cone to White
Sol phar -[?nuns, Va., wh-re they will apcnJ tue .mu?
ni or.
AiI'.snv, July lu. ? Ih: JmirnnCt Malono eorrospourt
ent says timi PweUe.l aad Mrs, Cleveland wUl visit
L'i'uer .iaruuic l.ikt. Barty iu Au.un.
TEE I ALU OF HIL DAY.
It appmn from b paper lately rout heiore tho Con
neetlout llictorte.l Society ibal tn 1001 ono Thomas
Stratton waB'*pnt bo p robot I ob lorinna." i.u'-.y mr
1 lu Iii ning Pool that ll w ia not ruiiniD^ In tho.e Jay*.
They do ijuerr th,tuts tniOOUBlM In Sumlay-seboo s. in
uni' Sunday-school nor long ago a dr miena per'ermanM
ei.titini *? Joaepn ami Ilia Brethren" wa* given. The
"i.rotUreu" wera uottoeablofor their gorgeous hut la
p.Sllhlo OMlUmet, end Joseph, (lre-.se.I lu :i er i/.y <|iult,
ssas taken up from a ps. which reprei.'titot a pit. in
another Bauilay-Mhonl rt'.-ent.y a hoy WM Strapped to a
boaob, and Um wperlatemleel poiuie t to ulm at " isaac
Jim Hhi'ilt to Itu Ottered ill." it w mill lu Well f.r the
M.n.Uy-ai'ii.i.il aaaembltaa Ibis Hummer to discus* the
propriety of leam performance*.
lt would somewhat surprise critical axpoBontaol tho
be.uiie* of ?? tho well of ?ngli-h um lt: ih. .i'' to taara th ti
issy if i saul ?' lin- sun Ima loir"; thal (ity wrnle ".Sar.
tome rlliaa'er ima befell "; that Bornslone, in tho
??Winter'* Tale." Mks "Shall ns attend you", ead that
Caliban, In " i he rnmpMt," axaialma " rim rel plait us
ni you fur learning me your language"; while ?? inn. "
fur " i.ikf n " is in Milton S roraM ou Ute death of shtiUe*
peare.? [Ualtlmor. ila.aila.
Wltrn ChiMgO h is her centennial ?ho expect* to have
3,000,000 lahnbltnnta, (u. Hun Interaauog ooenalon, ac
eordlng to rAs/nnne-Oeran, aha "will Import ovary mv
eraiga of Barnpa .md pay ina hoard thirty Jay*, r-he wB>
ifS'-iVu on- entire wart for ail -l. Louis ami let her play
ar o ua.t ju*', aa nile plume t.( Irani Hi nani's uavy s?ill lt.- an
Ch..re.I ni thOU.BBOplB Canal llnug luliuue ?.uus ot ci
Ibo grave of Jerry Murphy, lins only DaatenraUc Proa
Idem Ibmv.nty-flve yean wilt attend, oiti an* parmlt
ii j Ung, uni we shall btveB eoloasal time generally."
,. i inn untortnnntoly we sha.1 nave to walt until March i,
1U.17, to ru. ail luis.
A little Magaslus-et slrl asto'l her mother ibo other
.'. v how il svaa tn.a A.Um ami I'.vtt OattM to leavs t nt
. .ai it'ii ol l.-l.-u, and wu < told that the no vii eut''r?.i thu
gm i'-ii in i h.? fnrin of a -.i-rpcut .ititi tempted them. Bod
God ban tabed them. The lillie ebild pondered over mu
reply r>i- afr a- momenta, an I mea looking up -am i
li "il.mina, w y'.!: i .'. . i ,1 send tho nevil away instead
t.rAiiani ind Eve! lhey wera lu tn. garden tn-.u" ?
I .Ness-. ir..'.tiis -tates.
lt i? as Jauneinus tn oat glenie ice maa* a* lt ti to 1>0
aCounty Liumorral tu tho 1'eparluiciit of Pubiit Bot
in Un* city.
when tt Mama to aoyeotHat an nnlortakot it reuliy
look* a* if thu Hiing wert: beun( rim into tho graBBO.
<>!??? lintel Pl OpViOtnr ito aunt her il i ttn)--'? Hut how ll
ii ihii you dan advertiM '. delightful bree*, rn tin
him-, .lats.' When ibo lln-ruiouii-lei- has ttOod Bl
ntnsty-d v..legree! in the ahaila tartha pa?i week, ami
mere ia never a bream or air stimug I"
"Simple enough, my tlit.tr [allaw, i've pal wiie all
si-,.inri tbnotlgeaot the flag that flloe Irwin ti,, eui".la,
uiiil lt a l antis mil sn,ni; in, w uni ur un w lint, a* I ho ... :;
sv ts blowing Inrtv lui ll a ni lu. ir. Ono Inn- al lUal la\|
Milattea theat,'*?{llnrpor'a lia/.ar.
"Hue nf tlie unana werai.lo i|U.-sti ni* nf tho dus." a_y?
Ihe I'rotidenai baw, "is, sn,) a yiri whom paroatahnvi
provl led Mr with an c.-.-ain booie aad a thous nut w*yi
af injuring iici self, rvapeotably, leglUMatoly and ia m
eordanM with her potltloo, will dallaarataly mmpro
lulae herself lu tim oyo* of the public by BBrrylBg M
contplaaona flirtntiooa, or, vnlgat ly *ps tUuirf, * m mhos,'
wi'li men In iBforlOl poOtttOM uni fruin sr in." ae
qaalBtaBM fhn ena -am uritlier pl.-aaure nnr ben.-ilt."
Hoi) ?Have yu sold your humorous artn-le to anj
ii i- w- pa pi r yet I
Bam i've sim sv u ii to te vera! editors, but none of thou
hal,- brougni lt*
Hub i> it ip. they don't thlr.'.s it funny eoongh.
bam?Ob, its, they Jo, for iim> all Inugbed,
. lr.aa glftmgS.
rai >'/"?,.; )tiild r'uio'ihis crmvu a littla tlreil of tm
ta ih a ami i edBcssias giru to basamo wi wa ami h.
aad laggMtt to ttefaenltiea of ataJa emiogna that I
would ie inst ua deetrabla to nani young mon to boi-omi
goad liuab tii'U amt tttlher*.
Mis. I i.ittli WM MnaUBS that her ilauuht.r toni 1 pla]
anyihniB nt aigbt. When the youna lady hail jtisen i
apt i i.i.ttl. of uer pei,'ni lu.uara Fogg r-ii.arki-.l lt. Wa
, 11 it s?,ia played at tight. It would Mtarrdlt
cuur.ntng if bum ataaio worn ntayod .i Uta ear.?IBm
tun I lauatilp .
a sure sirfii thal Mtaaaapolls u baoeralag a Ms mwa
tho Caloago pai... i? nra my tag sara isi.c things aboul ii
??Ah. wnai .io you ahargs for a ami hue mat p a.ua th
timi.- tn tho lallor u* ho pul.neil tull a p.eon nf f.olli.
"Notblug, a r, we 'in a ttrlcUj oaM busluoss."
??l'm-nm.M said tbe dude, purling blt Ohio, ?TH rm
Inter ano we you aboul it-" [Waaniagtoa CrtlM,
Tin: TIMBS AM> mi' ll HE Hst I M.
I . .-?:,. i ..*
rsa JT(nt.roi** 7) - ? ia loug arilolarafarring n
recent aeinrea ?t three Portland ii-iuhk tchooners a
M., ii.inn.' Harbor, NovaSeotla, ead ino nm. ol ti1;
i-arii iwpoMHl bj tho Can wilna authortUea, hy saying a
though tba ownara of the remit -inse sent a ?'"'??"J
lau,lum Of ttl. tatt* IU \Vaal.li._l..ii, ll ls lloUbllU
waatbor thar will get mash irnef ..i- ?on*oi.tioii fro..
tnat it'j.rier. ' Hie ixmtt la probaoly correct for euee
tuangc at siwu a iavl uiutl wtu. Bul U ls ? "??? ???
rreoeful avowal for a profe??ediv American newa.at.ee
toeonfa*. ?h.t Ain*rle.neltl*en. aee nt-ebleto *?
....ml th. .arvie., of their awi. Government", ,,.??
lng and m.lntainlna their rights. And ? paper C.ll.
nfendorsiBgaueii -h.m.fol dl*reaar I of tba Batlanaf
Jan" "? * ih" r',p*nt of "" ,ru" *?"'|.
fflj WILDCAT INSURANCE QOMPAMTkW
noon gSMTLII ok "rig fBlaMlga/a" lililSJJBBg
Tog TmniNi 's f.viKMiirt'.t of tim fchjns. fe*,
lasaraaM semssmtm amt th.ir operation* in bbs ruy
and Brooklyn hive attracted wide attention not only
astoag taaaamma m.t. hm anton/ merchant* ami th. in.
aurlnr puhllc as woll. Au insurance broker of larja
ttaetaam and wida experience taid yecorday:
"If T.ik Tnuu'sK Maeaaes SI waking up the px***
Inauranc. Department at Albany it wig have dona
a moat valuable service to tb. p'lblle. Thete fruit, ur.
going on to-day to a .realer extent tn tu over hagons SS
all mycxporlanco. A lot or tho moat SnmaavntM a.ent*
are bivouacked in ,l?r*ey City. Our lt. Jenef th.
Controller of the Tilts ls Ha ftoptileltBeaai g| i ....
iincc, but he doe* not teem to ba deteg anythlnir at BB
to limit down the knave* nd tirive BMMI eat. I uti br
aland that ho make* ilia turur.llii. anawer Iv BU Mm
ol uni* ab .ill them thu they ,|0 _?t _r;t,
policiet on NewJeraoy rlakSi That li bo.
imo a* a matter of fact, for l know tavoral
who have placed Insurance ea Jersey property lu n_*j r
bojiu.coioiMiiu*. But avon U B wara m Um OBntroilsf
sasa.it would tint relieve hun of the roaponslbllllj | |
? tiny of cleaning thom out. Their olll.-e. ara ia Jer*.|.
ami they write tln-:r tinkly policioa there, and he sin,ul t
praeeed at dnat them. However, we Meoot a,/ a gr-at
deal asrainat tneiu when our o vu state Su.ierliiteiiilent
I* fa remlaa."
" li.tvo you hail ni'trii troi'iio with wi.dcat eo.upaolc*
rellim!! I"
'i ahaaM ?iy t have. Only a tow Sera
age* )aat hafare that tgaaamatea ulai sag the angto
Amtrlma, tsarat. a ama mme 4ewa hem fram Troy to
?ce m.'. He amil ho had a pulley In the Anglo-A mei,ran
on a property In Troy, r.-tvut'ty destroyed hy lire. He
aad eemmaaisatod aita the sempaay tavern! Mateo, bal
had never reemved any help ant M waul. I to kno v
want 1 thoincht nf bia eeaaeea el getting ina min.ey. i
tniii in... thal in my opinion they w*r>- very Bim; iii at al 1
our information eondeinssvl tao eompaar m enUraly nu
worths of cotifl.!.'iie> ami that I tboal I fe-l 'lls.ia.'o l le
have allowed any ellent of mine to tige a polity ni it.
Weil, I e saul lie l:t e. aever al | enjie whOM h.-.ea lind
been paid and he thought perhapi l waa prsjadl ??:,
bu. Rilli h. wained my alvina. Finally I rn i h ni th it
while I iii in't believe hi- poley w ia worth the prteo of
a tirkrt. to Waahingtoa, v<-t ia no had enme, thia r tr. i.o
would bettor gena in tn. Hr*l train, brea .nrewi ami
r. lent lens lawyer and ese wu it he ooald Mt. Fled i -t
and turned up a few dayl later, (fatefully ttlaplavtag a
s '.'Ut draft c.. Lon loo for the tomi am tum or kai i<>?*.
Ile wa* vastly del.Kl.ted and laughed b'-aillly at SM la
a few 'lays Ute tern-tat y of the .?..?.litany h. I tklppad "'f
to Aa straits, lt* f.llnr. wm tai ooaree, and at tin- n t
l.r I- pi oOnbly lint in audi a atato of iiierrt-uent a* w tau
I MW bim la-t."
Aaotbef broker sold he eou'.d fill colnraos with taet>
dent* of tbe raeoellttea of tb.se trau luleut complain,
"lu l'i nu M li is ?truek a fruitful subject." Uh . , t.
" You ean tell Iheee fetlowa u*uelly v their asetbada.
BoW, here I* tin- circular of a company doing li la?
nes., as you seo, in a Dakota town. I
would not take Its j... n lea aa a fr,-,
tnft. Ju l.ue. from tin* eire . ar one Weald MppO*0
that every prop riv-inl ler la Ha iowa wa* letoreaiad la
I lt. Ant yet | have learned thai r* home bualneni is
rery email, and that Ita local reputation is ttterly bail.
It larenlly managed b) pareen i In CBieaao, tboagn that
fact I* carafnllr concealed from Ita etranlara, Speakiag
ef Chteago, Borne row waeka ago n easterner of mino ia
mat ruy lUbinlltOd to ute a nat ot niau.-ai.ro on pi sporty
nu in-I by iiiiu. One of tbe po:i.'i'-s WM that ot a -111111
( i y ootnpany. I obleeted to it .* aaanfe, amt M
told ino to I.av.- lt our.eollel. I ?,., ? ibe
Bloax City people eneloBoc tbe poliey, ami Baylee tint
el lbs request of tbe asMred, laontit bark for eaaMlln
non. i.'iey wrote to my customer at Cbieato, savin, in
a lofty way that they SI i not kn>w au vu.iii/ ali tut ma,
and a a k. iii; hun tn keep tile puny, asa ir ag linn af thntr
oapaolty, in lust tire* day* my . u itomar** eaiktleg wa*
ni a,..rs, and uosv the nm.ix <.'i*y peopio sviii nam M
op oort uni ty to prove their goo i fa ta. I ahsU soon :> a ?
wt.otiK!. they have pal,I l*io l,.a*."
EX-PRE8WEA l .anuri; IMPROVING.
sill I'. NC BUT KU A Ni) TAKlMi BOBB BOCRISB*
MKvt tuan BKFORB LK A VI Nfl BOMB.
Xr.w-I.. .mu .\, CobBm -'illy 1" ' >pf'-inl). ? All
that aaa bo lenraed m to exaProeldeel Arther*! eendt*
lion ia ot a tn .si encouraging nature. S,nc lila ai i, val
al .New-1, iiiiliin, a llltlo over a ft.rtiii^'fit a_a>, ii-, ha*
aotleenbly Improved. Several time* h-. h.* w_;i,e,i
tioin int o IttogB to llii Peipiot II eiso and ha* remained
from bait au hour lo au hour enjoying the sea view treat
the verandah of iu. hotel. Ho ha* had eeaneteaal ra
turin of Insomnia aud the ol-l ttotu tell didiOBIUCS .ri
by no lucan* OTtmotM a* yet, but he aleepi belier a ul
lake, mon i.niu >ai:.u.::it than ho dui before travail
Ncw-Votk. I'sual.y he ls lu excel ont spirit*, ind thu
fart or linell ia au indira!lea t>r reiinnni/ he.llb, win, \
wa* aha ut before be e.nun to Etew-Lon 'on. A< yei lie
hu. ridden mil "inly Iwlre. I)r i'rler*. Wttile datelining to
give au) detailed lo formation aa io ie condition of blt
patleoi io the Mwepapora, azpraeeee btmaoB we i mu --
ne,i w-.th Ueuaral Arthur** prograea aad look* for even
mon rapid improvement la ute fomre, aa a<? new eoat*
pllcuUont should .tiiae. lieu rtl Arthur i? the reel1.it
ni mans .tuen: lo i a lom ?nuimer vi-I tor* and co:'.a.e. -,
among whom ara BM a few BowYwckeft wuo aro old
1" : ? m.t irieuda.
A TALK IV I LU, EUI I LEIS BRANDT.
l'liuiitin M;irt;;nti:i Brantlt, the wel.ekrjo.ra
luez/.o-?..piano of ibe Mell, p .utan Ogam House l a n
pany, urrivrd hero ou i inlay evenlBg uu thc .teamer
l-.ius and started last evening to Kncuester io take part
n. the Sneouerfeet, te M held Utera Jely 14. IS aad IS.
Mi. WM "?"cn se.stein.iy i.fterr.niiii by a repoit.-r fur
tuk ra muna la her reoam at tbs Hotel Mad ieee. > ia
looked sveii, although, aa -she aahl With a st.h, she titi
not irot tal Buring her eoa veyaca, mmubI.
" No, Herr flchab dom ant com.'," ei.e repuei to tho
.:???:. ..a of tho reporter. " I gaem hr hi .* iniie too
amb.nous. Hut Mr. blanton ba* engaged a apiendid
tenor in Mr. /.obel, from Wiesbaden, a very
.,an,'..onie mau wini a atina,' voico. VSi:,?
clinauii, the |.reate?t liviu^ RTagm r-tonot, reuld
not be ou.aated. Ihe Vienna iinpreas.rlo it id n'I
evi<n al loss- lu... to spend Ina \ ac.it lon?ai x Build Weeks?
Ut Ainrilia, lenrlhg ho Would do a* Lillie ia-ll Ina li tlld.
liri iiilivldu.il case With lh>- Inti ulalu Von ile au
will be Battled Minn. l met tu? arttet ia
Vlt'iiua aud en. told ut. Von Hu sn eo.i.l
rall lt ? kiju are,' if alie Would pay tba
lariro ainu of foneit nu,nev. Tlier.foi'e ladimaiin I*
Bt liberty io alu.'and arl lo UenBao] again a* non. a*
she j .a j a tue nun. Hut thia will bavo uo elli'ul ou nlin-r
in rmaii Hnnaanra,"
" l* l.ia.t'* hi'iiiili really as bad aa was reported 1.-rt
?Ollie works *_n I "
* I em Burry to eeg lt ls. I *aw i.a.-c _t um Bond ri
bauaen musical lestlval. Ile looked terribly, i":.-.
eye la hilmt alni his left will Int bunn vei\ ?nit.i. A-il.
r.oin this nnuther *.'i'iou* maia.iy Baa takM Bold ol Int
body, bul be keep* up lu* geed spill*
nev.rlhrlf**. and he Boadnetod ibo lealival
iu lil* old brilliant *l) iv. I BtBg the
Into l>r Damroaeb'a ? ?* ruau-ue' lu one of tu. eua*
ceri* aad Llaal spoke very highly ?.f the ootnpeelitoa."
1 rauleln liraii'll Will gb fi om I lt ic he a ter lo M.ltt.ukoO
to slag al the Seeoferfeei of tbe " Noel Asaertk luiae ...r
Saongorbund." On July 28 the wm ?au tor ueriu.my
again nu the ttoaatahlp Bidea
.1 BBFBBSBtNB ROBBINS THUNDBB 9BOWBB.
A i:ouil-sized summer thuiuleff lUntvA Mow
ovei the oily early yealer.tay BternlUB raero ua I MM
a latch ring of mist about ibo innon up lo 1. o'clock IV:
day Bight, bul thru the alar* MOB ed IO BOOM BUI .ii nu
.tad llir rust intimation to limit Now 1 ot ken thai the
ioii/-liaped for ram wa* makirii prapatraUMI lo ro i 0
tlowu waa a QUtek tucce??lou of ati.ir;. I lalie.of UghlBlBg
and heavy burst* of thutidrr aboul I:.tu o'.ii.tk, linn
ino cloud* set about relieving Um bimIvm Mespaail -.
ly a* poeSlble of tua liiolstur.) wlii'-h they hal "-:i
uaaaartagfor two week*, 'lu* wntet tel. la a rats
vertically at one SB 00*001 and al unotli?r
obliquely la mrrants, beni tm* way ..ul
the bi Ihe gusto ef wind, ai-.u bull au Morpsercen>
tiitui.s tho ainiui settled dow a to a .load j ponrw eh
heat upon tbeatreeta and house* st.i.. ron -'? gcoola
i iaaude..l a snit veil ns,-, ciotk-iow.raudc i
s'.e"|..e. Tm-re Was lulu, t ti .in'.' r aol hgutli | .'.T
the Uni lint-en iii unit-a. tb al pooled ibo air, boo ?
ii- tl ny . .. i-inck Vi" irn,p-r..lure I, ad lalo- ? a .. ..?
lb" stormoleared nway pirtiy ai lOo'cloekand the* a
i am soot warm and brigbt Malu at'J. roo total rain?
all a ibis elly ..i?..'.> nen lt ramed .?-. Mai ? il
i... it ni ore, .Mb t nv and Pb lade ph. a. lb. ibrea point* IB
Ibe Midtilo Atlantic Slams within wbieh ino -i un?ai
Cal.!l.l''d.
le the afternoon theIberMoejetor mm ? ..?* a
un b i the mil linc ? o. t: e m.us ia)-. I . Prll ?? i
!.a l i-eii gotleu out f'>r iain Wen I BPI ope aa t ,?: uro
noa agunat the farm aad geera. Ai llutiaut'* phai .. y
tko mercury rogiatored 70* by noon. Al .:?? 11. m. il
uu i nseu lo 7'J . at 1:30 p. m. it w.u 7- . un tu- ;. p of
tie Riiuilable Buildlo., ?t rangal J euougb, tb. Q nu reg
were nearly us high aa ai Hudnut's. vt i p. at. tM ther?
monit-le. lliowea .1'. Al . ...? p. '"?? bu-rsi... lt nad
i . .. up ttl Ts-. Leal night wm coal and fair, and tn.
Signal Service Indications purni t>? f.nr weetBer wun
btatinnaiy Icini eialuie lor lo.'.ay.
?
. BJ 1BSTIM0NIAL "> ?'? C. tCA XLAN.
The t*attmonlal t? James f. >. i ila , ? re
aumaget el Um Bijea Opera P '-t"'. a< s.. raurt lat an t
minti promise* to bo a ItteeeMtUl alla..-. *-'. Hie ?tat cid
tn ti r pm Mah ni f.r volunteers rn ? tollowing an s
pl ned meir lervices to me h.. de of tho eommittM ead
wm itoaiilvoly appear! PaailM Ball, liena Kicel,
M ,i ni M.ninia, A _i es Klllott, l.u.mt Cai Bon, lune
'tn',em, Victoria - ? . tguet I ulaom, I ? I t
liriitia er, l.ri'.t M.isii,.-, vi.nn.u I itt.,,,.. Urace li.oiu.
ttn.l Laira Llemcut, liantls BllBOU, Kal and lo ?? ,
I.,. Woolf llopi-er. Hebert <? 111 Hard, B. >? U*bo I.
Itobert Krator t*red Belocian, Praa.1 (Jonlter, limy
?,d ei Kooenfeld, Barrj Pill, Bm mat. Mk I at
Uer. .me. AUre I I n lui. Muna) ss,...ia. Barry Popper,
Wlll| Biting, liam .* I... niall, fail living. I- I. ?:",.'".
Barry laaoey, Uenrge r. BouifMe, ir. la- w. Maiuo,
J iiuea i Powers alni Put Kooney.
IU..- of I ne teat'nea ol lae perm,... mee will he .he
. uip scene fr." Jalma Cwanr," with PfsMie Wlieoa
M e'nf,,, ami Kuland Bead as I .i.**..i-. Hm coin a. il lee
up ai preelaei] 1 ..'cock.
?-?
tRgtBNATlOS OF BOfMBBOB TBBMFB09.
Columbia, b\ C. July io \RpmMBU -Ai
?0.n lo-.icv i,..v..r.?.r litigb a. tasS-illB inned S
pr,.i'la.n,Ui'.'n .cs?i.l... SM o.llce, and h.. eonsllluUonal
gnoctt.nr Usataaam-imveiaor J?ua c. aueppa.a. waa
i