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Batrit*, decorated with golden ornamentfl; fr:*n
the buahea come Plower .Sjnrifs, draped to look li kt
flower* ol ration* kinds. Finally in the distun
background appears tbe Ou.vr, of the Ovrmn t-inrtt*
Jrawn bv dolphins in a abell and aurrooodoii 1m
Ber attendants. Ballet. Wrr'ia euler.* ami a levi
duet i* soon the conse.mence. The Btruggle is oven
and duty h?? anec nm l?wl to love*, but only tem por
art ly, tor while Firmae alni Mrrhn are en foldeni it
each other'* arm* t.Vnrfoirer suitor* pursned bj
JW.?ired and the nuked Kuiirhl*. Merltn wiehes ti"
go tx* bis assistance, bnt Vina:.*, after glr**glti|
ai iib nilli in vam, vowa that bethell noter ataBV*
ber and throws the magic veil over hit 1.o.m. I
t'niti'lerclap. The scene chang'-s. the BSflBBk
glands in the foreground as before, but the land
$B9BB i* bleak and desolate. M'rlin lies flbaiusd to
m rock like i'rometheus: the moon ebinet coull.*,
?fara h'm, hui the chaius that bind him glow lu
tra- Tbs l^ir.on BgnjeasBtat a geek te survey bu
work. and. of course, laughs, aa all stage demotu
Ungh. " Wildly." I <T'?** is startled by the sound
looks ap. ben.dds Mcr'ia, and falls to the grui-nd,
So does I hr curtain.
Ihe scene at the opening of tb? tninl act ii IBM
game aa that whieB oloees the second. BtflrWflaf
a pea:* IS ' ienttaf m a dream aud balarat* her tlc.!
vt ihe moment when the B*9*a*4t)***r is a I areal al
land, love, stronger than death, should brag sal?
vation, imtuwelol and (mavin apear as MSBSfi ngari
of the /fine, to seek Merlin, whose aid Anhnt
withe* to invoke against Sdodrtd. They lsd lum
l.opeieeslv, he.pies? v fettered an 1 are about ti
? rt :n despair, lint M<rUn lt grown desperate
lie prmtrae* to accept liberation even at timex
pense of his soul, and tl.e Dtm>m takes iiitu at bb
*?or I. The chains fall ort and Merlin again plungei
into battle. Viet.tv is again aduer-d tnr.mgb hu
piowess. but be is brought back wounded un tr
death. The Demon appear* to carry di his soul
but Jinan/- contends with him for lt and exoiami
lng that Merlin shall bo hers in (letti hand aftoi
death she stab* herself. Ihe lovers die in eacl
ether's arras while Arthur and the chorus sing:
O Heidenkraft, die un* entfllegt,
0 fleeeeb* t. die lui Maana iegt 1
Zu I. l-'rijden lette al* hlnan,
O Li* be, die du obgeslegt 1
_________ H- ?? E'
E VOL UTIOJiE UT KAT AL tl CHC8,
HO IDKat SYSTKM VBT PgRFF-CrKD? mV. LANDIVC
OF NAVAL FoRCFR.
NkWPORT. S??pt. 14 (Special).?Comraandei
Bainbridge Hoff lectured tuts morning at tue War Coi
Jere on evolution* of the fleet and brought font
tom* new and Interesting metnoda. " Evoin-lont li
naval tactics.'' he tall, ? have for their object the aa
?etnbllng ot fornoath Qt and the ptaslng from one f irma
tloo to another. They must saw.ry th* following require
menu: (Tu) They she iii be doue In the leaat poaa.bi
time. (J.j They thou ul be tpread 9SS as ItaatS 9$ peeai
bie, Ther* are three method* ot evolution, those coo
Ironed by (1/timnltanaou* movements, -i sueoessivi
mnveinenit. (JJ) dlr*et or oblique movement*. In al
tvoiutiont performed hy a fleet at *ea in the preseuoe o
tn ene.ry the one important polnl is that tbay mould tx
quiok j understood by tue oomuianding oilioers of th<
Shit* composing the fleet"
Further ou Captain Hoff said : ? Ir mu*
be borne In mind tbat a aurpnte to i
0**t by an enemy has ever be*n dangerous
but with our modern means of warfare lt will oeruiril)
prove di.aatrous. This bein*, the ease lt will requlri
great .'ud*.iiui ou tbe part of a commander-in-chief tc
Lave Ins Meei in such a condition as regards format oi
that it wit not he neeassary tc perform any evoiunot
of ti...men' in ina preseu-e Of the enemy.
Ihe Ide i svsten of evolution has yet to hs perfected
but we are inclined to ballee* that lt will he fttundel
cpou the ' lHixlromio ' method. It way be saut for tai
?yalata that when a fleet ls uiaiioriiVi>-:ng lo til'
?re-ei-r ..r fie enemy each ve*s*i 1.-preitr weil covered
[>y t:.e remain in snip* from ai.y oulsot of the enemy
fur purposes ol munnin* "
captain Jfaaaa, lue tnoerintendent of tbe college,
then tatredueaa Genera' Palfrey, of the Aru.y, vruo hail
come to the eollave Id order to lecture
od the lauding of naval forret aud
ttielr ope-atlou* in connection with tte army
The Oeveral give t.u interes-.lmr account of many in
?lance* wi.are th-, na va. force* bad been thrown to
ge'.iier Wit* tue artur aud how the violory could tun
baie beaa gained by ui> oae .Ide without the ii.duiik
or id* oilier, lt w?s .bown that oae gan on shore wat
as good as righi *uqs atloat
A F.iSIIIO.SJBLe: WKDDISG AT ELBEEON.
BUBBlAOfl of a. J. l>RVxri? jr... and mi-s lita
AiiV-ri- ? *,.-,, 09 rniLADBLPBIa.
tjrrtfiv tub rf...tn ab cobresponde!? of thr thu ~..
Lona Buasch, Sept. M.?Un* pretty little
F.jii-c.ipa. ciiaf-ei of st. James at fciberon was Hie scene
ot tbe m?s; noticeable social Incident of lh*'present sea?
son at 3 o'clock this afternoon when Miss Kita Arm
strone, of Philadelphia, was joined lu marriage
At. timi.y J. Drex".'. jr., of the name city, lae tun of
Anthony lirexei, af Orexel, Morgan dc Co. The forde lt
adanghter of Mr*. Joan Armstrong an \ she has been
?pending the iuu.mer al BBBStsa at 'he cottage mt Mr-.
I nu lliiineiander Stewart, of New-York, ber mo'lier's
?tiler. Tbecli-ircb wase.aburaleiy decorated With palms,
?Uiilax and cuoioe cut fl a we. ra. lue hilde, wno lt a
pretty 'aruuette, wore.the*>vy white latin drois trimmed
Witu rare old lace. A pointe laoe veil was fastened *o
Ber head by a diamond star. The latter and a iliamoDd
bean, ai her throat were gifts of the bndegruom. hue
carried a larte boaq iel of white rosea. 'Ihe bridei
maids were Xis* M irerrlla Brown and Miss M try Perine,
b?;a uf Ha.iltaore, where tho bride former,y lived.
Ihey wore waite tu:;* irownt, with wal.ts aud sa-ihes af
watered s iii. and carried bouquet* of red roto?. Par:ow
aT.Taa Vuoruis, Jr.,ol Ntw-York, was the tiett man. The
bride wa. irnen away hy her cousin, Wtiiiaui Rains
lao l- r 'tewan, of New-York. Ihe u*hers were Herman
O-vr.'B an I ->c-.uyler Warren, of New-York, and Theo?
dor* l'rot!iiu*ham, J. vs uner Biddie, Sidney Keith and
Marr*',' bomen, of Philadelphia. Tue ceremony wai
perform ? l jy Mi* l>v. Ur. John H. Lccleston, rectcr of
th* Biannual Kplseopal Ciiurch, of Baltimore, formeriy
UM r ie. ).... a*, lae bri-lcamuls w .re han tsaiim
neael pta* aad ina .est man and the utnt't
81* ta anti uar scan pms, .ne sifu ot tin- brMeeroera,
An .-i tn .se yreaeui were Mr. ant Mrs. Josepa V,.
Inn-., ira Wtllutfa K doeianier ,-dewart, J Pterpoal
M rsa:. .>lr. and Mrv Koneri B. WlBiarOp, HIM )*ln
tl.'op, t.lonei Krwlaiicu Dent Grant an I Mr*. (Jiaut,
> ami Mri. Oeorte )*. Bow.lain, the Mitta* Stuyvesant,
tl., and Mrs. Morrl* K. Je.np, .Ur. una Mr*, i'vi.i
W. 1 ?i.i. Mr. uni Mn Henry li. Cole,
Mr. at.'i M--. leeaa leilgaaaa, Mr. and Mrs.
jLhaitneis lue. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis li Brown, M-*.
tie .ry c. faaaeeieoa, Willuaa l- ie ;, t ie .M?.e* Pmi
4U.au, Bra J nc S.oai,, Mr. and Mr*. Jain?? .-.e,l*m.in
in. . Mr. a.ni Mr*. VViiiiaiu W. Astor, o' New-Yurt ; Mrs.
?"Peri i--, Miss Mary Prune. Mr*. Me*?art Brown, Mitt
Mar*anl* Brown east Jo,.n C. Wiii e, of Ba.tnuore,
blate Cnaiii e i?r Kuuyou, Mia k i-iyon an I Mi?* lic.n
L. of .N w-J. r*ey ; Georas W. Child*. Mr. and Mr*,
anlel liu1 u usou, Oatat Drexel Mr and Mrs. Will
ram P. Tainan. Canwaldar Bi ide, Miss Bddle, Mi.s
Ma.li.n hiddle. Mr. and Mr*. Anthony J. Ijirxe.,
Mr. and Mr*. Alexa der Hiow'i, Mr. and Mr*. J.din A.
lr..wu. the (iou n ua.i, ih? He/. t>r. M"Vicker, Mr. and
ltira. Louis C. Morris. Mr and Mrs. Morion P. llenrr.
afr. and Mr*. J nu-s II. ?'?u . Jr., Mr. *n<l Mr*. J->i,p
Feli, ( nanea Tay.or M.-wart, Mr. and Mra John Drexe ,
*>lr.. JJ. Bdgar fbemfleee,Mr. aud Mri. John \Vu?in.iu*h,
>lr*.l>. i , ihe M.s*?s Lesue aud James Liukeuaugn,
al. of i'm. ..ie , tn*.
At tbaeoneiusiuB of tbe ceremony the new'y we! 'ed
c up e were i*a lere.i a roceptiou al the lar*e S'lmiuer
eat taara of Mra WUItaffl BktnolaaOer -tewan, where a
Weil,i.n< feast was served, lue lumy va:u*. n- pr Mee ll
wetv uoi shown Mr aud Mr*, lireie. stane! for N'ew
TorS ta a apaeial esr tatt eweBlue, Tn?y wm return to
L .elim uext w*ek and sall for ta ru pe tbe ludo wini
B* ar lay. l'i??n 'neir .-.-turu IO tl.l* cou ltr? Mr ^Drexel
wid Dee.'i.e a partner le lae ba km* bnuse o' Llrax.-l,
Mor*an dc Ol and will live tn Pbnade.pui ., whtr* he
has a larite ai.d co.tiy hou.a ueariy co.upletnd.
Tff' P .E?ir>r:ST HUOE1SQ SPECKLED TMOtTT.
1'U'oi'i.iT II .t>K, Sept. 1-4.?The second at
tem|it ai a deer bunt havi >g (irate,1 a fal.ure on account
ol a storm of nu usual vin shim, President Cterelaafl be*
loos hnnse.r to fi*hiug ouce more le day. A bunt, bnw
eter, i* in tuire for the latter part of lae weeli la the
I'l'.-er Late tiegion. Mra. t'leraiand, Mr*. 1'oiioin ana
Bi*. l.?iu.oit ara **g*aaeteJ tobe one in ber. of the party
WhtOh Wll leavetbelnnforiuebiiiilintirroj.:l. As the
?"..son ii rat -eoki-d irna- c.oaed io-l*y, me I'tesldeul
d* ern. n-.l to *a.nal(* a l?y of lt " and, acoo.u|.*n:.--t oy
l>r. J. ?,. I.o-iua i. o- br.oklyn. ntiiad Bi* i .ear Inlet
la ihe loreuowa aa-l atalu afl-.r dinner. Toa ate* r iney
? mt tairt*a*a awaa ia *f tnsnatafl treat, the Presi mut
Sanaa hy tar lae b?t'.?r leefe l wo af his ti -a were
h**uiie,? Wi'ighiua- ouea-i.l tnr?e-o, .*r:or geUBdfl eacb.g
A tu si os-ru hr IMISMMAM.
?in elderly Irishman waa om ol tbe steerage
Pu li*- r- un m. *.r*.i .,? il . , lay. Via-ri lie wa?
tta.i. nd in imiif ItaaTitaa. lt wa* rotted thal he was
U...1.10 o lelB ta*iiau, an: no . anani el ht* le.tni*
l-u-. i j ., 1 tn- o .,* u-d. ru- iinjiii.lt a-i'l ni -..loriariet
ta ta* t*ar*>e, wno ar--.s au uun-ru B^trepeaa law
I ...r?, ir md in V* u i.i a,, 1. ,i.u I ta* BUM, le * ..
taket ;., (oe w ,it.oa ru.>.u for nun irmnli, and ( lem
a .roy, as a laat ie-oii, *eut roi Caeuia J .eli Huooey,
lu a ew alaatet C.pliU He?a wa* ent.ig-.'l in an
eaiti**. conversaiaiu wun tue etafarrat i
" Un ?,ive,' exciaiuelCai.la.il Hussey, "ibis bea
Bl nou-j. ire IriSUinaii, W.io -p-i** 1.,.-. :o .lil nothiiiir
*?**? H.. u mt is 1 nu.iiny (/*ui.aiu, li ty yrar. o,d.
U- ha- aa uouey, aud his orolti-M-.u-Lw, Jaine* O'ilou
luau. pat.i ni* la-* la Mu* oo intry."
*" Wneie .Ph.- bia brotner i.ye ( '' Baked Kilroy.
"lie .ay* lu *A aaiy-.nl, wherever that is," replied
Hs.-ey.
"i'ei ,.,o? il uean* W--sierly. R. I., for ft'iole Island,"
? - tata*] lt '.roy. ?? : l aenj i uara au., a^e."
'?I ruy te.e*raphed i? ibe ad .r-.*. ant yesterday a
retiy c.uir, in i.e.nug tea um ra** wa* c..i-ci. au.i
with u sumu; tue itionry for O'.iailivau'i Daaflagfl I
***>r>.
-?
J. T. XVLl.AStf* PMtMMO RILLED.
J I. Hil!, tbn ca.npam.ii) efJarnea 1. Roi*
gua, wa* a?..ed -l ..." i>.y,, at Wast broadway an i
i?.i?o--.t a y?*r ago, naa neeu ,?(,.. Ma ki.;.*.i Be a
t>uBd.iii?n o' lilli ni or ue<l tue L):. rict-Al oraey yeat-r
B9g .! , waa i.e.lea iu ?10O wuen arr. ale,| loren
<*Uii.t ., rawtn l? fWfaattMJ io lesli ? SH.. Ila ian.1 wa*
arr. *ne>i iu tut To*aUfl Foii'.-e lo irt. i'ae iu .ney wa*
Oei,.^, ai m ia tu* Cit* ? 8*sjb**l**n by a maa I al il I
ec ritu* io tbl* ina i. Wm Cail-d on ni l'i.iriet-Ai
toru y VrtlerUay, but dui uoi tlv? ms nama. lim. wuo
i-Uniiim.r.s.lot B.lli ,*er. '!>?.. wuerr ne l?r., was
aiii'Sl ny tue uioeuarae o. ? nfl* wu io n un wa* ..liaiuptiii*
J" *r*st fr..u, . cowboy ai lue nm. or ons of tn* iaroa*l*
?aio tue i.,-ru of tual |>*c.Hlar proiuciol Wr.leru iu
austry. Jua tuan wlsnail bis itiuury.
TO AID A CTjffl BtgajBTi hold E.
* fealiT*l will take place U. day Iron. IS a m. till n i.lii,?t,t
pi iM.yueru.' wilily Fa.ri.iouu.'s al M u. ola, 1. I , lui mt,
?SMIlalIlka T.i.iporar* Hom. Itrl'h.l .... A ball will Oe
pv-a, IB the iteiili.|r. The Ui..1.1 ul ie.iy n.auagtia iui'luilea.
?aouj ,.i tut uiual piouiinaut aa* .ai leail.i* u, yuatns ' ouuly
! Il E 0$) V1H E- FL TE X CA I E.
JUDGE CHURCHILL'S ORDER DISCUSSED.
ItlflTRICr-ATTORNgT MAliriM. Mil KS lo IUVl'IT
VtCtTgP.
Arimuidnt on the motion made ly the Dis?
trict-Attorney to va'ate tho order granted ly Ju.tken
(' iiii-i-uill for the examination hythe counsel of Kellin
M. ? pilre and Maurice B. Flynn o. Commissioner nf
Juror* Bellly In ro*ard to the method of drawing tho
Crand Jueort wno found lae Indictment against Cum,
wat heard foy Justice Androwt in rttiprarn-t Cotut,
Chamber*, yesterday. 1'i-tr.d \Morney 5i arline ap?
peared tor th. motion ind k.char I B. Newcombe opposed
it Neitner Igr. "q ure nor Mr. Flynn was present.
Mr. Martiup sail lhat the oourt bad no warrant In
law to grant auor. an onlor, amt i iM.lu'y at the tl tuc lt
wa* allowed aid not fully BBateSBBUd lt* nature Tue
oourt inljht have boen nu.ind by the aBdavl*. upon
wbioh the oner wa* aske I fir. Th it aft] davit Babel
t .al the l'onuui*?loner of .Tutors be d'reetert to appear
tutor* a referee In accord mee wita tba revisions of
?eatttM MS of Ina Code, lt was not stated whether the
Code flt Civil or Criminal Procedure waa referred to, hut
in fact il wat In the Civil co le that thu arovUioa wa*
found, and lt wa* not pre-crtued for proeeadltigs In a
criminal etae. Posslnly ihe Judirn hail Inlenrted on'y tn
?*"99t au order to show oau*?, font had in fact granted
an absold'e order for tbe examination.
Mi. Newcombe replied that the District-Attorney need
hiive no anxiety ns to tho fiets tn the mind of tbe Judge,
when he granted me order. Two day* brfire lt w ,*
granted a motion wa* argued t>?fore the sam* J nice .:i
j relation to tue .ame matter on an application teeBasm
lawgi opt of trial. "My iriend." Ba coutiuuad, * noed
I t>e under no miaar prnuenslira a. to tbe mi*h aaiug of me
I Jud***. Judge Cliiirebtll granted an o.-d-r to thow
can.e tn tne tlr*t in.iince nut upon rec m..literation
g'anted an absolute m. er '? The Di*trlrt-Attoi net bul
no i.ii-ine-* 1- court upon a mi.tum ot tm* character at
tnl* .rage of the proe-e lings. Tue affidavit was snili
clent upot its face to wai rant the granting ol the omer
nuder tue section uf the Col* which provided ".bat where
a perron contemplate* the mak'nir of a motion, and fur
ttie purpn*e of the mo'.lou requires the eiatciuattin of a
witnnae, au onie* directing it might be granted.
District-Alt .mey Mai tine reiterated mar id a civil -tv
eee H.ig tue action would have benn regular, but , lt
was not so lu a criminal ca*>*, to wfoieh Mr Newcombe
responded tbat the Cnfle of Criminsl Procedure was en?
tirely sl.eut lu regard to the method by whlcu the exam?
ination of t witness whose testimony wa* necaa.ary on a
m.dion might he obtained. He insisted that the court had
thejMiWcr to .rant the order,and taring di ne en the per
?.ni wa* examined, hit.ile..os)ti.in wa* rea* ced to writing
.ml .urned. If any nm; ton wa* made, ba.*e?l uikui the
testimony, the Diitriot-Attoroey mialtt tteu properly
. i Bea* the reiulanty of tbe order, ll there wu* no appli?
cation bv t-e (intendant for relied, then the matter wo.iid
n.d come foftore the court. Tue peajri* not being a
I arty lo the proceeding. Use Di.inc; Attaraey had nu
right to appear. Tho witw>s* wa* nut entitled to arma*
*ei. lt wa* ol* duty to ii >er the order of lue aomt nut
be did. Now, because the District-Attorney dimly be?
lieve.! that aomebody would be pre'u.ticed foy lt, lie
wanted the order vitcite i nini s)*i> because taets bud
noon obtained as lo what ia i taken place iii the o til rc uf
i he'Cotu n!**;ooer el Juror.-, tau.ung to tallow irregularity
in tue .election of the (iiaud J .rv. la reply lo a que*
non bv Justice Andrews, Mr. Newcombe said Hint luce
penuentlj of tue ttatttt* n.e ewart had p.wei to require
the examination of the witness. Although be did not
rely aoioly ui?in the prtrrwtoa* of ti a Cede, he Jua*i com
plled with them in the action he ba 1 taken.
Ju-tie* aJMtreW* lntiuiateHl that tluise provialocs re
latett ..uiy to r vii action.*, and Mr. Mar Una awaiti con?
tended that there wa* no warm-it for Justice c.ni-c- ,. ?
order in Hie Code of Crimliiul PtooMteiw, iii -1 that tlicre
tore P ai'ould be act, aside. He claimed thai M icc
should bar* been given him before tue oralcr was up
p.i-.i fur.
Mr. Newcomlie deenred that this iras ur.necessny in
?oeba ease and that If ihe testimony wet irregularly
taken .ta presentation npiui the trial could be objected
tu.
Justice Andreas reserved bl* decision.
COSTROLLER DCM HA AT 8 UXIQVM COURT.
To ihe E di tor of Tue " r i I, u n * .
Siit: Tbe Court o' < omuiiei-ioiifrs of Alabama Claims
finished it WOrb in llecertibcr la?t, bot tbfl Tren--.'*
warrants were not all written tmtil witl.ir. tte | .-'
lew (h. ... Ci:iiniu:its lor war premium* get a- nit
BS per cent o! 'heir claims, tbfl am.nm' ot tic 'leneva
a-vard bein iu.urPoietit to pay iu full Jt has taken 'io
'I reasury Departm in over elgbt BBOBtbfl to fate ont
what .vidcnd could he paid with B Oertnin SUtu rn
ba 1 utnn the claim* uilustcl and certttied. brea
now w o all ol the warrant- ar* Signed ned ready
for deli*cry many of them are held back u:>on thc
on of Controller M. J. Durham, and bv a
usurpation of authority wbieb ? !??????: - - tor. ceivc the
attention ol the courts if uot ot the Administration.
The Ti e9BU IJ warrant* held ! Bel amount to about
aniilli.m dollar* aud belong to claimants who were
regularly crtitied by the Court of Commissioners of
Alabama Claims, A lawyer n:iui".l J, V. Mauning
claims that these claimants owe bia money for BOT
- a* th ir attorney in tb* e:i*>s. under private
SgrSfSntS made with them. On the other baud tbe
. ita sav Ural Mr Mannum ana disbarred by
ilie to.. . mid did not render tbe aerriee* ebarged lor.
ind that they were obliged to retain other attorney*
lo <ln tbfl work n;:d recover tbe jinl^m.-uta; but thai il
they o?o him n yihiug he know- wnere to find them
uuii : hat thev are isnpiaBQlhlii tor whatever they owe.
A . -nee >. .*s sc n I ou. hy the Controller to all the
claimants that he weald hear them upon Mr. Maa.
Ding'* elaima last Mi"bj flBotnlsg At tbat tlfaebia
roiun was well Siled hy damian!- Bad tln-ir attorney.
from rarieueperta af the ooantry, but Mr. Manning
did not intt in ali IgManUMfl tmiil called for Tbfl
Control lei then retired and afti-r a time iel Ul lied
-tating tba' h* hud BB09 Acniijr Secretary Fairchild ;
it he w.. lld BOt hear tbfl matter a* thc Tica- ir.
Department had no inrisdiiniun to pa** on Mi. Maa*
rniig'* private ar.ani:ement* with the olaimatit.*;
BU that tbfl warrant* would be (1 l.ver.-d om -non
a- ? u'enciul order could be prepared by tbe Acting
Set r*tiirv.
Tiie claimantn were mrprtaed, threfore. to receive
i a eircular letter from CoatroUer Dalham
mrjuiring whether ;i]iou rec.-jit of the.i warrant* they
would deposit tbe nu.mint ol' Mi, Maaaiag** olalma
with *am* reapoaetble nany ia Waahlugtau to 9bsds
fetioa a bieb raigbt be begun.
witbont r- gard te tba merit* ol tbs quarrel betweea
Mr. Manning ana tbe claim .nt*, tba Ceetroller of tba
TlllSSIIi J ha* no power lo establish a court and Hui*
judicially li-m the cae.-, l.v.-i) In- admits tiiat; hut
still 'n bold* I. n-k the warrant.* and fladaaTQT* to
.res thee lUnaats toteaeeadingte Mr. Alanniii^'a
UcaiuDiih.. 0> LOOK I. K.
Mu-york. s.pt. ii. lane.
the LKr:sro\ of the cotrsTTTVTIow,
I o t fi e E d 11 o r o t The Irtbunt.
Kir: Tbe statement seen in your Issue of the 8tb
inst, of the reply of Frederick Cook, Secretary of
State, to an lnquiiy a* to whethei tiicre i* anv tiro
viston ol Iaw.provldlni; for ballots to he used in feting
outee Bjnfl9t*S9 af a eonveution to revise the Consti
tutu.n ol' our State, and your panelUBI09fl thereon,
tempts me to jjive for the iuforxatinn of those inter
aatedL my ezperienee in such ?ndertakiaga. Tbs
Council of Municipal Heform, with which I was taauy
y*ars oflaUBaefl* . fl* its pn-a .lent, obtemed on two
.lirti-ient occa.ions 1H74 and 1HB2) arnendineuts to
our State CoflatttUttoa. The latter, that tHritri.:tiriij
the p*teeat9**ef taxation awd ihe limit of ii>rm of
bondi by oar city autboi .tic*, wa. Mflursd univ after
live year, of lsbnr and paoaag* through two enc.. -?
Legialature* and a final vote ot tbepeepla Not.
wiihstandinii the act ag$raaaly pto* niel BM thc
prmtiui,' of th-* ballet* by tim .ev-ral counti"* of the |
Mate, few ayer* printed and uo attempt* whatever !
wen. made bj the 30 ititi** for their distribution at
tbs poll*. Two counties utterly refused to ptiLtthc
ballots and no vole was taken in those countie*. Tbe .
Council tra* teat clere ol.ligeo te allow all their effort*.
for ee lea*, 1 Usaete ba Crwetntteg ?the ofltoe-he Uteri 1
mn be ag favorable lethe i-irasure? or ae*.noe ihe I
babe* ana noel of ihc nora Tin* tl ey did an-1 bullota
wei-e lum thad and iliatnbated tnroagbonl nearly ihe
entire Stale, no Maali thing to do. the expense ol ail
this work wai* bm ne by a ii w of tbe mem I-er* .. tl..
Council an 1 B lea* numiier of tte annual reotribfltor*
to lt* Inti.ls. w.th v.r> Uberal eontri*atioaa from
o,.r targe*l real estit. boldett and two ol tbe life
ili-il'-ance coinpauie* ol th'. 1 ilV.
Prom tb* above fame 1 th.uk my persons who cn- !
tcinp.ato a revision ol oar Btats coualitutiuu tmiat
in 1. * ip t ii ir minds not to depead tm. 1111" uti
subscripti'iii. from tin- feneral Bstlwlc, bnl te pul their
banda deep iio*n in Ibair own poebet* te lad th.
ineaim io (ia* in* cxp-h?-* ni' boidiag oneil a cou
veiiiioii. I tue ha. ol'iin bee: u,v oj pern nc.-. Wa i
it not tie as well or Batter to obtain any Metled
ebaagfl Berflliof l>> nee...og a.hlmentt to tbe eon*
etitutioti through th-- m. di tl D ot our LefTJetatarfl 1 itii.-r
tl an ii.oar tn* large szpeaaa ot a eonrentbifl lo
re\i*e it. y>. W. \V, aa.
.-u I erk, s-pt. 10, i>"-0
RBtJRton <>p ?' run. ? k a Rnars vet era ws,
The .urviving veteran, o I* il'' K.arney'* old 8
aey Htiga.li- held their aii'iu,: I'un.mi y.Ht.r.lay ll the
xi.mill-"I lb.- Kearney Inti... nUovl, al Arlinxlon. B. J .lin.,.-.
I 0 v. tamas BBmatja* L taaamgttemasl $ai * al tue hui. .
Brig* a- -iirgeou LV. oakley, af Btaabata, pmeMaA amtaaj
U Un- platform waa (ieueral ** illiam C.-iiro-*.-. A 1 ??-.??
lullou ?a. ailopUal tnat Hie rou.nii-a.ou having char."
nioiiin-en - at (jetty.burg aiioui.l be ri-i|ii.-*Unl lo f**M ?
111011u111e.il lu Kearney. F rst .New leraey li ia ul'- Ot W I il
Pear**) WO* il. c.. 11 iii.-.nleiil, willi a * n .- -iireauleul irmu
each r. giiiiiini ... Uta artgadOi J. il Og lea, r.mir.i.iig )?-.:..
IaM Bari * nell. ...ii snaniUag *? r ...iv a 1 Bruwn,
li na* ur ta o.c lum .1 d laUan wort appreprtaiofl i..i ta*
-<U.luis ii.1,1.. al l nan.-.bin Lum li **aa served lu a lata-e
Uni._
or \ jjrt TBS 11 ha 84ri cia v..
The Ftclianire Club house nf the new fin* n town i.ir mt
BjerohaaU aud brokera wa* **ea*** al \u. SJ Baw at, taotei
da* altai aa* iltiwagatl wita sraag ttvJlart ms* aaawistra.
(.eueijl.atlSf*il.ou aaaetpr. awo al lue i.brior Spiwai.iiiie
ann .11.111.. 1. 1 nu Th* .1.1 ?.c i.e l..r Ut* ni.t .'..1
olij/inai Ui.-uiU*"? ol ti.aitllu ? ?75. Tile lull ol mian.al
,...n.u.-ia.* nearly ...inpletr. Ihtrr* b. aaa ?"?;> aieuil i.niti
Bve vacan. lea All luiu.l.erB alttrl kb) i.r*l SOU will ha*.- to
pa> si. eiursu.e rei -1 *1 ?'?'- Tht .nuuai .lue* are nut tai 1
Sit Mo a ?e?u Th*}/ ire flie.tat prent al $-'5. lin- ililli 1*
B i.iui.neiaiy ut**, M . ou* .-mh ut e seka, all 1U aOaira baiiig
ve.i^'i ni um han -..ot soaasraJ ? uiim.itl**-; SIU. an I-.*., u
liv* 1 iiii.iiiitl.e aud a Hon"* tepiailU**. tin atina rt of lue
? tub am ? Jame* 0. Smith, ure.ulcul. Frank K. niurgis. vic*
rrf?iu>?t: CharS. R niekot. treasurer: Willam Wood.
sccre-ary. TTi- Hm. ral, Mun*, md htecntiv.. I ummittees
comprise the following tnernber* J Ii. Krait h. J M llarei.
tin,-, ci,..i ,i nickax.aii n.i.iwi, p B Bl ira - Hoary
A.-n. I an* lah. ii.'*r!rran. r. A il* Tlenialea. A ll.Wheeler.
Il.-nryi A'ant. E a Drake. H. R. MeLane, William Wets*.
Jenn ll Mccue, William ii. Lei li wood, (J. 8. Ul tb y and Rob
kan.
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CALLIXG OX THH POLICE FOli HELP.
CTB0UGL1 OffOEMD TO WESTERN UXiO.v.
tub b'nwAT onaniaaaoti bububi a rkq-bst
FROM Tlir TFI*(,RAy-'l CoMPWY.
Il was some time aff<*r their, usual hour of
meeting vtsterday when the Subway Coimn'Mion'ri
met in tl.e'r public ofTlce. They bad been in consultation
with Mr. Mabeaa, their emin tal. Ai acting secretary
Mr. Glbbens rer.d a letter from t"uper1ntendeut [lan
stone, of the W*et9>9 Union, sating t>e-inls*lon to re?
open IBO f.-et of trench In West-*!, from Dey-at. to Der
No. 18 for the ptirpo'e of exieodlnr the company's nn
aasnrsand system there. Ai tba letter wai reait Mr.
Flower's face assumsl a determined look. "I think lt
would he a good pl..n to sar they can't hav* lt, uon't
you f be sal I turning to Mr. He*s. rile tatter ?aifl *ome
tbing about c. ..ii taring the matter, hat Mr. Fiower
brok* In.
Our -henct *st. tliat anv Iron pipe laid nn?*errmnnd drwn
tew- on Vu- ct or ?e.I aide* ** if! w.-ar out in three year*
UL)-.. ; r a*) i. J bj what they rall mir rotten a*p!ialt- If the
Ws.tcri. t ni-.ii ' mi lim i bad asked i tr pernlaaton tn nut tu
win- ea th* el*v*t>d road er anywhere sloe temporarily w*
should hara given thea leer* to de aa, They ignored *u? in
tor, ini v what i ... ta th* papata tti.-v derril* to
. og their whwaerta Baakemaai aieapy
** tl Hi. etatsal .lehance.
and dlmitx-yed it, aa the counsel wai show.
Mr. 0199*9* then read tbe law on the subject and ex
p an ed it thu*:
Hie work of ron'tm rt I nt* sri rr Pre of el.-ctrlcal enndnrtor*
In tail cut i. BOW .lillie..t ot the rule, aid yerilla
? Hi-, i .cnn. ?-mn. Ni.ne ,,f the requirement, ha. l.e.-ii
complied wtth Tht- Western Cr .n pepi, nevsr anted fir a
permit, un. bul Hy de. iur- that tie.) have no than ghi ol iloin*
?o. Plainly they hare been guilty of (rn.** Tarli Usa of the
law. More than that, they show that tl., y ari-od in favor of
Ihe law and do aol Intend te be hmm.; nv \t. The ( omniissiun
hs* just as mu-1, lo da with ti,.- wire* nlallayed as it has with
Lnrylng them, tad ;f it float n..? t..,. netti e pl tM* attempt I*
d.-ry it tn.! the law cresting it there Is no doubt thal trier*
will he still cn-ati r vin,at..ma
Ii was then 8a*Wted that. In view of what th* Western
T'nlon had done. Ila request to isy wires underground
he dented, and secretary M"ss .nhmtrted the following
re...Prion, which waa unanimously adopted!
Wherein, It tia-* rom* to our knowledge that the We.tern
I'l-.'Cii;. Company ha* acted ia violation ?.l the tiro
visions ..f L'haptert 834 el the law. nf l*-?4 and 4'c.'of the
law. n: : RSfl, ri .|ii.r ng all wire* far 11.-- tri. al purple**-* to be
i.1 below Un sarfaceel the afreet* en-.pt where in the
c.*. reii.ui of the Baud other arrangement* are ilosirable for
.?; e. a r a--..ni -, and
li Ur aa. lt:. ihe ili.ty of the Rosrd to enforce the.e laws
tn.l in . - .gainst theil violation, aad to cany ant rn tar
a* ls m our po* .-r both th.ur latte! am! their .->uirll.?Therefore,
be ll
gsaalasd, "Plat thc following i< Der. be ttaaed br tho pre.l
?'??I:' a.nun*.-1..' tin- Board and t.-ni to thc Western tulon
'I. .ec'iupi, > ..iiipiiny aad th* potto* auihuntio.* of ihe ..ny
rely.
The .nb-tanre of the letter to the company was an
order dlfwetlng lt M rem-*ve the wires from along tb*
eiarated rnai and refrain from striurln< any mar* "In
defiance of law." The letter to ilia Ponce Commission?
ers read:
Il I aiconie rc Bat notice of the Roar! o' Commissioners of
Ki*. 11,? Subway* thal tba **.-?tern in.on Telegraph com
i- with! three dara planed telegraph wtnw above the
surface ol the strtx'ts of the city ? ittiout the permission of the
th* law* ol isa*, tad
Ck iptel I law* of 1-H4 Von ar.- napacUlUIJ i'?
ll i.ol ?-. I te piei om any lui t.'iee vi..ui,on of the law, and lo ar?
ri st thu..- ati. myth ii ,ou.
Thia i* the 3r*t formal demand for police assistance
that hat been ma ie, btu early Monday morning Mr.
Mo**., in behalf of the Commie.lon, requested Ins|>ec(or
aieera, wbu u aetlag tuuennleadaat, to arrest ai: per?
sons attempting to erect pole* ur string wire*. ??**. r?.
c.inp iuie?, laolodlag aaa of the electric itght com?
panies, ne bad found out, have been putting Bp pole* at
Bight. r>-( re marla* th* room M ?. F ow.-- * ii i la reply
tu aome of tbe stat*incuts of the We*tern Union official. :
They chi.rn r'.a' we r-nv.- nnf p.,n.ult.-il them. This ls <er
i seal Profeoooi LsMoaa I* se.-ihem st
tn- :.: -i in regard ta tuc matter, bul he m- lae* thal th.- com?
pany dui icu wael tsi aa v.- anything to do with a* aad that it
iccount anyway. Thea i bed aurea
ginter. Mi Kearney, call an .? waa* inbedinmncbthesami
? \\. do not intend lo treat Uiam a blt better or worse
uomaaaj tm t tbe law aa* got ink euior.isl.
raero ls some doab! whether th- Com mission beeta*
righi te laierferw neut the wirae all aleen tn* cerate i
iona ar ? co .iie-'tcil. Noni- of ter n lia* Iieeii ll..-.i y.-r.
bu Ba noel nundea I Hemetoae eatd tuej- weuldaaoa be
tried. At l'wen'y-'-iir i-s:. thej will b" cuuecled with
th-- w ie. la the iron j.ip.-* under Broadway.
Prufe-.* i* l.edoni. the i-xpetl o. Che Commission, re
p r:.- ...nu ni.- walking ) i .e con Ulta at th* 'i.irt-tt
VVorlta. Il ? .-I'. *ine*i tn .t or.e rea* >n why the worn on
lb Weja had net proceeded ii...re rapid.y w.aifie
oar* axerrtaod ta ihe inspection and the ace ni en is imbi*
lo new marbi:.sty. -onie diiticu.tv, he .aid, had u-eti
oxnertaueed la setting aaliefectorj sand. The rougn
.? -.* of the eierior of Hie conduit", ab. ut
wh'.-n to moen has been written, he explained.
w ,* .lue to the Boeg'tal aentraeUee a eoelmsi the
- e mela! m.nil.I. living col I chill the Surface. Ile
a l ;.-,i leal ne bad mil open and b olen np over fifry
-ec tons ead was Bent tc* hit ibi- rouiin,e.s wa*
niiiy skin deep, rh" partieoler apeeittca'io'i Pr tbe
downtown route w.-re submitted by mt engineer.* and
approved The** tirrel tue eonstmetlea company ie
eec within two .i-iii on -o I i. ai e. al I went v-ti.i ni?
si, and n.nir iel a *.l 19 >y aloug t <n 0*9909 In I aruniie
s:., mallar lo tue one now being built.
-noway ( onirui*?n>ner Mus*, on Monday, called the
a te, [uni al Po iee Ca;.tai i B j ham* to a ii'-w te.egrspn
poe w,nh i,a i been erected in W**at Thirtieth-*-., lie
?ati tue poloeaideailr hui been pei un m notation of
law in tin-n cut Mm", and be WIOSQd to know if auch
work onul 1 not io. prevented by tue po.ice. Captain
ail] ina* advised Mr. Mo*, lo ?ee A'-llug- -urerin tenden I
Sie-r*, and later m tue uar Mr. -teer* .eui out an eider
lu tb* pi.ace to arret: auv per.nn wno tot up a new tele?
graph poi- tu tbe city wi: bout special permission hy lu-<
subway Couimiaaion.
HIL!) OVER THE VA \KEE SLOOP.
eora! aucavriou os niK p. p.ki.e^s mayki.owku
?rvi wiMiiT.
NbwtobTi Bent. 14 (e^pesia.). -TnearriTBl of
th* Mayflower lu Newport caused a tiiu.ation, and
wherever one may go th'- gener*. topic of conversation
ls the coining race and lue paeBSa " Have you teen the
Mayflnwer 1" "Ihe Ma) Dower ls in," are tentei.cei to
be hear* on evsrr band. On board af tile flagship Teu
ne-.ee, now al mc mr here, tu* repirt ma le by the
Quartermaster tb it a .loop yacht was entering the
harbor *u..u spread ali over the ship and the officer* and
tait.irs ru*u.?l ..n lack au 1 cul. - t tue rigging lu ords r
to get a good view of the ve**oi. Tim bind waa called
on the poop lo he in medlo*** to aerenade
the Mayflower, but to everybody's greet
sorrow and regret the y*cUt did not come c.use
en nigh hy the war.hlp. Th.* .Ma. tl -w--r had hardly
lime to anchor before a large flotilla of boats gathered
around u-r. The people rio lie I to the wharve* aa 1
thor* wat a great demand tor Ina*. A little before
lim'. A Mr*. Lune ran aiongtid* tue Mayflower lu h.*
steam baree Vixen and paid a natl to the boat. Maur
o -.lie gu.-* * In tue city who nad already parked their
trunk* an I gone . everything in reatln-sa for their ue
pariure nave lie.-u indu'-ed by tbe arrly*. of the May
Uo'vi-r to change Liieir mind* an i mon everybody Wai.li
io romani now uutil after lh<- race*.
iNTF.r.Ksr rs the newport races.
Th* Galatea tatt her *mflaa**g* ag Bag it-.dge early ye.ter
iluy ami wa. tovrei! ap through Hull Late on lier way to New?
port, where alu; will take (.art in the race for BM CtttMSaV
Ca* M SataUdar. Bat only have tin- Mayflower aud the
(..lat. a been eiil.'-ied, hut a letter wa. re. ei veil at the Nw
rori Yacht ( mb li.m.i- v.-.ti.-nliiv frn-n I. Ma o mi Furies* an
nouni .ng that he wiehed to enter the Puritan in thu race.
( uti,ino (iii I anficlil.of thc- Seawalilnika Yacut Club, i* go.ug
Io Newport h) *ee the rac" ,n lu* .loop Pri*. illa. It I* bejjerei
*t wi! tater h.r among Hie first class sloop*,
lt !. likely that there will be enough *ea and wind to nial,.- it
rae* aad what Ann-man yaihts.i.en are WVthtag for
? rm oarttr w.-atin-r." The mam m ta*** water* Bera
? .at.sfy Lieutenant llunn, who ha* called t i.-n ni.iruie
Bagta ts In most people t.,>-race.* *.i..\vi.l i um .ii.iTciy Hie
tun . ,,1-itv of tn.- Mayllow.-r-- M tl..laiaa- tfatUrhaerr
w i .iiiii-i i aa ne tau at Newport on iMMidap the .juctinn wai
,i my un.i .t
: i! the * in-ju -i cleat al Hat ur lay't ran- will h.- t!i.- Miranda,
i-a .em and Mon!.u.. The Soaiaak. trtws ** mei flatt
ut .c il h.-r ami " J**' L.liaoilli sa...-.I lat, wa* tl,.
a.man trlmooer, aad "he mav i?e aaa rn*
^.. hem is considered by all who have seen her ?a.i
to b.- aautbei mapiiaUoa of Mr i!.u:-.?-* gen ins aad
ii I. pron. I.-.: to* .? i nial aha ? ... |.r<.v.- il., (..-i. ,t .-.. buen er
,.,,[. The M.ian ia baa re*cully been brun*
finui bngland, ? bi rs <ne w.* eoeablared i ??? s 4. si ?. tnh.in r
in hi tun water* *di* '? u .t now lalheaoui. trim kl
tba woe ber reputation in l.nglanu. nut lt nuduuMed
-.in n lui. rail a* published tba tait thal iienrral Fania
. ..-.ig.-ii Uentaeaal Heirn ta * nat* rn rees Ma *
want. Uer- na* li.-.-n i.rou.* siwrie*
ni a* lo when the challenge ? t ia I. and dei
Home papers have luUinated thal .n nal rhal.enge ut tba
ros made. Th) - ttallrnge ?a- t.i.t atadever a.:> by ..en.
?age Ot* . sard tl" th-rtra, I. .ut. nant ll.un
ai Dial lune l '"' ,; " u"
?hoi lip mi... Tin- ti.it n,om.ng Ihe General
Bent to I i. iitenai.l li-un a ? ru:, ii i adeuae, ol rathn a
ni.iiiotaii.liiiii of ? ingi.i ..!.
.ant linn. roneuiUd J. lc*.u Webb and thro tea a
I...- ow ucl ol Uk- M.iitl- ri -. i. thal wi,.ii thu
..; us ll.-iiiiiiua chain ngi- waa ertilrd lu* Maasachtv
?rite Hay storm i hallenge wonld br id ohln I bs Bel i a a
... waa withdrawn bj Lieutenant lieno aa. bul
i.i i. mig., i ie ne* race which at ? I trraagt batwrea
tl,.- o's un* of H.* ilayttoWer*nil sltlj be
ulmlfagali ii'-m ?? I ? iii.....: amlback.
Ut m .v.wpi.it Harem tratal mey get
I .atlnr."
Tilt lafBV/gJtaTI I EAlu Al WAVE'LY.
fbi Baa J meal .-ui.-Agricuiinrai aaataflj *r*a*tl u* tn
nual tan at W.n. liv yet. :.lav. Tliei,- ?,..* uni a -
lea lam ft there n.-iii^- in. *|?cial kama* Bl .ut.-r.i*t nu
dav An ad l.t.on U. BM ltira, timi* th:* y.-ar :. a bench *h..w.
lu a luci, ar.- eut.ual about BM ' tnt. in lading
ni.i.y n..t.*l .lng-that hs*, tigure.1 .ii -:,.... * in Leia ? ny .ni
ttorwbar* A baal 1"" BWantl m. e r .v. tb.
prize* ranging in am..lints up to *'-'o ie exhibit ni
m auuerwr ia aumbers and quality to Uiai oj -n> iii
i . ,1 I Ii i. i- ai-" . g>."l du '
U.-I...I un. i t will be a. *rdi i tiuite.t
rb* Minuers acre \cloi. kitty bitcu aud
l bal ie) at. _
OIKO n;<n a A < - la ta* ARDOURS.
Jam-* McCrud'T .*>? fhirtv toten, of No V.i Ja. k-ui ac ,
lim.Ul- Point b". I'-b i-'.av morning Hom th" rfl
i moni ..: rbi .? it Wabli n
brooklyn, un aaturtUy night McCrtiuer wa* ki. .. I ia lue
,,i,y italali .luringa row. rh. lead man t-jlil
til.I Ul* Ul.Ollie arWSI .'.nil' tl.'- pl*" iel. t fm MHO* 'H.Ilk*
I .non. r lim.iii-oii . -e Ihe arrest of Wa9u en a ?!
iiiiiiu.t amI Walsh ?as Un ko.1 u,. In Ihe county |BU.
M. . nil. r boie a ..e.u reputai.iiii Ha had bi
lin- loi os . I . U or ii- u a nu no.T .. t- *r^ 1 ai-. Bril WWI
aiui.leii Ut: fllghl mWt BoM ss ?itueo***.
?
nu;,,>ts DOVSSrAIR* HT MIS MORT.
IB aipi.irrel at B* ll ? ? 80*9 *t . H.Us.k.l. la-'
Wllllaui Patrick was BtaOWa ?l"?B * tlighloi "(all. by Land
A. Ilgj BWBl wh.?? gue.l ta had l^n l-.iln. k . .Kuli Mas
?maned ami it *" taesjgl I thal tu* la luy
aaa h. Soi up. Pairnk is s Isa I.r, io*t> unco yeal*
jld. an.l live, al -Nu. 4.. Ulaii.l si., UoLhj.uu.
AX appeal tothegbaxdarmt.
COMMANDER FAIRCHILD IN CHARLESTON.
RKBCiLblXO DILtYSD UT THU HtOH WAOBS DS"
MANDTi BT WORKMr!*.
CHATtLRSToy, S. C., Sept. 14.-Ex-Governor
Lu-in* K*.rei,nd. of Wiseon*In. comoiander-lo-chtef of
the (iran* Army of tbe Republic, and Colonel E. B. Gray
arrired here yesterday and spent to-day examining the
effect* of the earthquake ant consulting with the Mayor
and the Cotumlttae on Relief. The object of Governor
Fa '?child'* visit lt to ist whether lt ii necessary to
make an ap neal to tbe Grund Army of the Rspunlle for
assistance for Charleston. Tbe sltn?llo? waa fully ex?
plained to bira and he tuned an add rea* to th* Ortnd
Army of the Kepubiie tuting tbe condition of affairs
and concluding aa follows : "I therefore request de?
partment commender* to call upon each post in their
department* to at onoe appoint a eemmlttee
which sh.ul collect tu -h tim* as comrade* ana
thetr f*ltow-eititeni in cities, rillage*. aud on tne
farms may desire to eon tn bute. Th* money should be
tran sm t ted to department hean quarter*, whence lt will
he win tn TV. A. Courienar, ooo,, Mayor of Charleston.
A eommt'tee, ennslstln of seven or fi* best ettir.etis of
Ch irleston. wm te* to lt tbat the monay I* property ap?
plied to th* relief only of the worthy sn I neeetsitoua."
The City Connell of Charleston to-*l?y tdopted a r*to
lution thtnkrag the sufi and employes of The .Wu-i and
Courier tor tte entr*y and p uok displayed by them tn
the compilion, puhlleanon of their paper during all tho
excitement and coufuil.in couseiuent upon tho reoeot
earthquake.
Ala meeting nf the R?tief Committee to-day lt wa*
stated that lt wl'l take a; leaat $1.000.000 to put the
necet.try repa ra to tbe hoitetof persons who ar* ut?
terly unable unaided lo make their houses ssfe and hah
SENDIVG HELP TO THE SUFFERERS.
MAYOR COI?RTFNaY'S LFTTBR TO THK CHaMBKR OF
CdMMF.RCr?NKW SCnsCRIFTIOVfi,
A mfetirnj of the Charleston Relief Commit?
tee of the ( na.n ar of Co tn ra-roe wal held yesterday.
The chairman. William E. Dodge, ra-sl th* following
letter, which he bad raceired from Mayor Courte?
nay:
I acknowledge with sincere thanks th* noble work of
your historic association in our behalf. It will hara
limper acknowledgment when we have emerged from
our present surrounding*. In ray brief reply lat me t*y
tbst while the shocks wer* occurring tbe oeeesslty wa*
urtett to uke tn*lt*r In open square*, and for tins tams
*9f9fl used. Ol the.e we now have enough. Clim?tie
and tannery reaaona now compel a return to such
hemes as ara hal.liable. Wa caa fife for a time wliuom
plastering and with other discomforts; our chimneys
can lie hutu wui.e we occupy, aud ao I am happy to aay
we are going hack lo our bmues and are all eueertul and
more calm. Tbote Who can't get back are going to the
in lerlor fer a time. However, thould we need tue advice
yna to though .fuliy .Uer, I will communicate
with yon promptly Our people will hold ai beyond
price, through all time, their Identification wtih a com?
mon American citixensblp which come* to them In their
great trials strong to help, strong to lift up ! Charleston
will never forget au thal ba* beau done for her. Aco*pt,
d*ar slr, the ..**urauce of our sincere thanks.
John Crosby lirown, treasurer of the Chamber of
Commerce Commit leo, reoeived th* following additional
subscriptions yesterday :
Btahtoa P. Dodge, L. Von Itorfnian 4 Co., an ! Bank
Of neW-Yeft, each. Billi ()0
The i mtnry < on.nany, and Naylor Jt Co., each.... 280 oo
Anton rtrstpt Mtekeo. lioooo
(Uti. ers sud i ink* ot immigrant Industrial havings
Hank. . IBOOO
aympathizers of Sandy mu, tiimngh W. B Baldwin lao uu
Mi*S Wilke*. Mi*, ora. e WU***. Mi*.* II. K.
I* Ilk.-., Adr an leclin. i nlumiua Hank, Itantan
Woolie* Mids. IIugliAuehln.il.**. Plait.': Viood
wat -1. ? ? rumula Life In.mame Co.. (luna and
Japan Trading C.... John Dovot fl Ci, T. B I od
dtagtOB * ( Bi, i ash. Ihrimgli lleurv Menu. Mao
?rc.-ii .1 i o.. Aldrich, Idiliugs ? Clifton,
J.'hu -lade * ( ii , Woodward, Ilahlwin A Cat, J.
I P millner ,t 1 .... ami Lee. Tweedy * ( '>.. each.. I'M) 98
lUtloo at a L'niou Hemer at Kamilah, N. t\,
rh Us* Ber. J. ll Baatmaa . 6H$
George U ells. Nathan tattooer, Lehigh /.lue and
Ir..., i-., iUmtled . R P. Wetherill s Ce il.uiut.
? i K. H. Bartlett .v Ci. Pickard * Jame*. F-.'.l
erick. lunn*.i: ii. K. Kruno ,t lo. Host at
? in ' J. II. Una * ( .... each. 5000
Cha: ea Collina, -hellion * i ? . > loom Munni, J. H.
Jowett, F. Bte li dt cou. Will, lin l.. Andrews. K.
Hprmgarn fl ?...!*.... Doubleday 9 Co., Flint A
c.. . . .i. , ;...-n ? I / I'.o'i.-rt Crook* 9 CO., A. Am
;i-..ii a- Co.. I.. Uaaberger * Ca, ogden A
1ll*rt. 1ff**rg P. -'..'. . w.i ii nan fopping .v Co.,
I'uckerlion, luifler 9 Cn. and Mhri-ve 4 Adata*,
. 2!*<*>
Cnlveralty Pnbllahlng (. 8000
Jillian N. lien.ir ues . . l'.oO
C. ... Uu-I and ll. c. Kel>y. each. lom)
?? a. i.. *.." - f.s waadfca. V.Bi,"*aeb. t mi
Pievious.y acknowledged. Bi',n:>- OU
ioui.e*t**et9*s aa
W. u Tnraer. .fayer Ornoo** secretary, has seat the
following ictier lo Theodore Mam I
I am Instructed ly UM Minor to acknowledge the receipt of
poor check for $1 '.'-nt flt. Ute amount resulting from the tooti
mumal conrrTt given la boliaU of the Charl.-s.-.ui .utterers by
.Meir*. Wallace *ad Mccaul", al Wallack'i Tueetn on the
evening of the uni instant, i am laatmcted t.j reqnestyoo
U con rc] lo B . ? ami M. ( anil, am! thrmuli i.i.-iii
to th.- arti-t- abe to genennuly volunteer their a..?.*:ance.
tu.- M.vcr * ibaakton BehaJJ ol the people if Charleeton I am
leaired by him to espreas lu* cordial reignition mt
ih. jFinrn.lv nf tin- following mw-naper* wno *llh*C
i barged Both lag for ad verttantneB lt or w.erted them at
han nata: Tag tkiuumk, rh* Mar. The .v?w?. Tnt jut
he Journal, The Timei. The Wand. Tne Mail and
tain it. rhe /??,!. /a* termphte, r\e Uanda) Courier, Th*
^umlau .Y'rriry ami Tht Saatteg Ti.ii'i.
tl. u: y I', Lv nan. of tin* our, yesterd .y received a
letter iroin a .-ramil iu Charleston, of which the follow?
ing is an extract:
I tell von tl e -uim-nng among the better cia** of onr people
* . _?. Uet me give yoe .in la-rtunir of what 1 m. an :
A .inly with Ave ci. I ? ??? during her 1
tii.ui goe* to her children. Bheteeeha* tad caa J nit iwrety
siip'mrt them. Her turua* it Injured tu Um .-it..ut ni $noo?r
- ; ',s In r. in (Jud's nam.- :* t ie money coming from lo put
it iii order Sh* caul mortgage it because the lille ls in
d.-.-ii.
Ai tu* Mock Exchange subscriptions of $100 *aeh
?tere recured from John C. Work au 1 K. II. Harrl
in >n 9 Co.. iiisking #15.70* 50 In all. Treasurer hinlth
s- nt -r-lil.uiio to Cbarteetoo and $2,000 lo -lumuierviile.
I be sum raised mus far nv tue Puldiag Material
Exchange. Ho, 13 I)ey-si.t amount* M $911.
Tbe Hardwire II .ar t of Trade, limited, yesterday
authorized Its treasurer to 0011011 *;ib*crlpilous lo aid of
the Charleston sufferers fruin all tue membera of the
hardware an I contingent tr* .ev
I u. a.ooiiu: a r--.?.!v rece.v.-d by Mayor Whitney, of
Brooklyn, i? 85.9-^4 :-.
The liri-Igep.,rt fund bat reached $3,100.
The N.-w irk Board of Trade ne i a inseting last night
Bod appointed a committee of eight to r*i?e oeotnbor
liona for the Cliar.eaiou Aid 1*990. A total of $1,000
waa subscribed ny portent present. Mavor llavnes su,'
gooted tnat subscription list* be c.rcula ed In .tie
public .ciioo.s, but it waa net voted upon. 1 he proceed*
ot a eulie- rt at -aenger Hall, aniounting to fl.u01>, have
been de voled to tbe fund au 1 lu?re are other * inscrip?
tions by soc.enes aud individual* aggregating several
hundred dollars.
lue committee appointed hy Mayor Daly, of Hallway.
N. J., to rewire *uii*cripiion* net on Monday uignt lu
'he i oiuiiiou Council chamber, the Mayor presiding.
Keport* from the various embers were received, aud
the total of sui.S'Tlptlon* reported received amounted to
$4-1'-, with seven cnurth-s wno have taken up collec?
tion, to hear from. AHuoiii Waite secured tne largest
amount, about-ii.ii). The Kev. J. Frauen Rubiuioo.
pastor of nie Airlcan Methodist Kplscopal Church, hat
rained ucarty 130 auioug tu* co.ored people.
COLLECTING AID FOR CHABLPTOB.
I'liiLADELPMiA. Sept. 1-* (Specud}.?At an
amateur entertainment at Wits.ibickou Ian be?
tween i-ii'O and 9">00 was realized for
the Charleston sufferer!. Among those
preset! were Coiouel R. I'. Deobtrt and Mrs.
Charles Emery Smith. At a Joint,
meeting of ihe theatre managers to-day lt wa*
d> oded tn give a performance for trie benefit of the
( harletCon miterer* at the Academy ot Music ou the
eftemeea of octoier l.
0-WI....I. N. Y., sent. 14.-The tura of 9S0178
wat forwarded to me Charleston sufferers to-day,
the proceeds of an entertainment given by the J'JtU Sep?
arata Company, National Guard, last evening.
N .i-.r.ii h, "ffk. Bom. lt.?An envoi ape collection wa*
made tn- ay fur the benefit nf the Charleston earth,
linage sufferers and $1.14* IH was reallied.
om 11 AU Y.
JAMES F. BARR.
Pm?BCBG. Sept. 11.-Jimna P. Barr, senior
proprietor of Iht J tlUhurg I'oat, .lira ai 4 o'clock this
Bl tara BOB a ur a lingering iliueas. Death was caused
liy disease of the heart
Mr. Barr was boru tn Greea.taurg, Penn., Io 1-J'J.
tar y .u life he entered the i.rflL'e af Ihe American Manu
fm turee, a Democratic paper pub..med lu I'ltisnurg,
where he learned tao *rt of priutlug. From lilt to
1-4.) ba i.eii a position la the Pittsburg peatefltae. lu
the latter y**r ho pBt*Bee*d I hr 1 il:/* itry Chronicle,
which he edited fo.- sev.T.i year*. Ha became aaa*
aected in 1-'..") wita I'-t Pmrnt, the leaulua- Democratio
jrgaa In li astern Pennsylvania, ?n 1 from 1957 un?
til bis deata he was editor-in-chief of
ibo papfl . ile was SMSBfli burveyor-Gen
?ral ot the K9SB on the I) iu iera;i.: ticket
in H>ii and during bis term be Introduced many re
foi ma in tue adiiiiuis'.raiiuu of tbe uittce. Ile was ai.o
st ea* time au laapeotOf uf tao Western Peultetiiiary of
Paaaaylveata. h.- wis a ?embnt of tue constitutional
i ouvrut.ou id 1*7.1 aid look a prominent part mil*
preeead ? .tiarra.* one .t lue most prominent
?na bopu *r Democ-ats of Western Pennsylvania, and
for many -.* irs ne b ..1 been au BOW ta inemorr of bis
party'* Wat* BOO* Na. u .a. ' oiveotion*. ile wal I len?
in e.i w ti many id tne thai it.tb'e Institutions of me
weetara part ol his eate, aud pn iel i. m. -el ea bain*
iu.trumeui,ai lu *iiabll*iuug ihc tiru scuooi lor soldiers'
orpbalia.
Mr. Hair bsd boen lil for three years. Ile epent part
ot tbe ear.y summer at Atlantic (Hy and Ba.tford
-.pring*. Penn. W mle at ihe taller pia.* Le beoaiu*
ni i.-ii w.-.g.T atom alghl *-'.( a.o aud was tagou
baa.* Very lil.
*>
ICHABOD p. sTsrajjrM
J.?''aboil p. stcphcus, sop. nf fi]** lats Bear*
laui.ii .-lepbeuR, an 1 a n?*j hew <>f tue celebrated trav?
eler of the .arne name, died nu Munday at Manchester,
Vt. Ile wa* flfty-niue ) ear* ult and wa* bom iu Nrw
Vort. Caul two year* ag., bo waa a real enate broker,
nut since thal niue bas not beru aoilve.y engaged ia
Maota***. A widow, lure* d inguier. ami one eon .ur
rive bim. Ihe fuuaral takrt piac* ihll n.-.n. ng lu
..'.lvary Prui**tani Epiioupal Church al luurth-av*.
ind I weuty-Urst-st.
o
DK. W. W. JACKftON.
Ur. W. W. Jin keon, pliysuittii to th? City
i'na-iu aud (or a long tinta medical examiner iq th*
iharttk-i depariBMut, died last bight al his homo la
Harlem. Dr. Jackton wa* well mown aa an expert la
Insanity ea*e* and snrrery, aud devoted ranch of hil
time to the study nf mental disorder*, ff* l-av*t a wife
aid three grown-up toni. Dr. Jaekson wa* fifty-all
jtars old at the lime of bis death,
OBITUARY NOTE-).
Wasftinctov, Sept. 14.?A private dispatch
announces tbe death at Berkeley Springs, W. Ve,, leal
evening of Colonel Roddick McKee, father of Mr. David
R. McKee, the W'aabington agent of tho Associated
Preta Although Colonel McKee had reached the ad?
vanced age of et*hty-slr yeart he was ttt'l quite vlgor
ou?. and hit death waa solden and unexpected. Ho waa
a man of marked ability and poa***** 1 In an 'unusual
degree the co.,H.'euee and friendship of many person*
noted in publie life.
CHtrtoo, Sept, M.-Our*oe 9. Htibbarl, tho oMeol
resident of Chicago ant one of the first o' the white
oloneeri to visit tbe present Ute of the oliy, diet here
tblt forenoon. He etme herein 1919 and bat reel le 1
here t most tontmnous'r ever tines. He established
th* first line of lake vessels from thia port, aad waa
active in many publie anterpris**.
PiiiLtriKLrHiA, Sept. ll (Sneria/).?Sarah Fisher Me
Klin, wife of the Rev. S. fl. McKlm. of St. Mary's Hall.
Burlington, M. J? and for years matron of tbat Initttu
tton, died suddenly yesterday. She wat th* daughter of
the Rev. John L> Rodney, ono of th* ol lett divine* tn
the Iii. sepal Cbnreh, BS 1 a great-granddaughter of
Foster U.? tusy, who signed the Declaration of Inde?
pendence,
Police Magistrate Hat a Collina dtexl this morning of
a compilation ot diseases.
flc-iTH Orang*. N. J., S*pf. lt.?Tbs Rer. Wiltfam M.
Murphy, formerly aaatstant priest of St. Bridget's
Church, Jersey city, died tuddeniy of hemorrhage of
the lungs to-day.
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XAT 10XAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
DISGRACING A GREAT DEPARTMETT.
Washington, Sept. 14 (.^pcct'oii.? The administra
tion of the Coast and Geodetic Survey under Acting
Superintendent V M. Thorne has become a public
scandal. A tew days ago a sudden upheaval in the
office resulted in a bout at fisticuff* between the dis>
bursinz clerk, one Fagan, and several other employes.
The scrimmage wa* followed by the granting ot a
furlough to Fagan and an intimation that be would be
transferred to auotber bureau. His successor as
disbursing clerk, on his arrival at tho office to-day,
found that the pay-rolls had been placed in the cus?
tody ot another man, whereupon he became so violent
and threatening that the poiioe and the Acting Secre?
tary of the Treaauiy were appealed to tor protection.
After some time quiet waa restored, but the combat?
ants arc sleeping on their arma lo-mght and hostilities
mat be renewed at any time.
More than a year ago the spirit of u reform " bet ame
active in relation to the Conet Survey ami au investi?
gation resulted in th* resignation ot Professor Hil
Bjsri, the Democratic superintendent, and the
removal of teveral nf l.t.* Democratic assistants.
Other* who were understood to be implicated in cer?
tain irregular practices which had existed in the
bureau were retained and some of them have been pro?
moted by the " reformer" who nuperseilol Superinten?
dent I li! gani. Ur Thorne wt* appointed a clerk ia
the Treasury Department a few mouths before bis
transfer to the office of action suD'Tinten.leut. He
mabea no pretensions to scientific knowledge or at?
tainments.
STATUS OF THE THREE PER CENT LOAN.
Washington, Sept. ll.?A statement has
beer, prepared at th* Treasury Department In regard
to tba disposition of three per cent boa ls at the close of
business yesterday from wh ah the following Hgurei are
taken: i ailed, *> Li*. 4 ?..-,'??> >. redeemed. $173, *V>'J,9f>0;
)Ut?tanding.^-.'5,-i2a.6o)0. amount of past duebondt'out
itan-Un j, *-J.ii ?...aaO; amount of boult purohatal aud
redeemed under circular of August 3<), l9Bo\ $7*)*\i)00;
amount of bondi ti: ..ail* l, $l0(i,2.)3.l6O; amouat of
bond* received to he paid at maturity uudsr the one
huudred and fortieth cali, |1.IOT.BfBJ\ and un ter the
one hundred and forty-first cad, f-Jl.JO'X There were
r.-deeme.t to-lay ifni l,<>00 In Bead* lnelu led In tbe
one hundred aud thirty-eighth, ra* hur.dred and thirty
ninth aud one hundred and forty-U'st calls and of tours*
the preceding n ure- will be changed accordingly.
It l* expected that auother call for 3 per cent bonds
Britt be issued in a rew days. The receipt* bav* b*an
be?vy tlc* nontu, averaging over $1,0(10.000 a day. and
are over BB,BQ* ?.OOO in excess of the current expenditure*
for the s.nie period. The Treasury surplus, exclusive
nf the SIOO.'M*),(>(>0 reserve fund, and the fractional
Uiver in me Treasury it estimated ac $7i),000,000.
RTOiTT!*. OF FOREIGNERS IN MEXICO.
Washington, Si-pt. ll.?A roport has been
received a: the State Department from Cousul-Generai
Hutton, at Ma:amoral, embodying a translation of the
new law promulgated on July 7, relating to the rights of
foreigners. It provide! that any foreigner may uo
n.ttura.i/.ea in Mexico after two years' rest leuce, upon
furui*ii.-ig proof that he ts lu the full enjoyment of civil
rights In bi* own country, and that bs ba* a business or
an income niltlcient to prov) ie bim the uecetiariet of
life. The compulsory matriculation of for?lgnors il re?
pealed.
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OLEOMARGARINE STAMPS.
Washington, Sept. ll ?The scries of oleo
iL-irgartnc Hamps hat been completed and they will be
supplied to Collector* of Internal R -venue as rapidly as
they can he printed. Tue ttrsc of the tories of ibo de?
nomination of <i'i'() ls tor manufacturer*, and hears a
nh-turo nf the Treasury building. The aecoud Hamp
uf the serlet It tu tended for pickaga*. The borders iud
ornamentation ls printed tn bright green and in the cen?
tre Is a pretty design tn black mk representing a farmer
and a mechanic ou either aide of tne shield bearing the
-tart au I-tripes. Attache I io the body of the stamp
are a number ot ooupon*. eas li Indicating ten pounds, so
(bat the value of th* I'arup may ho made to c .rr Mp.ind
to the weight of the package. The last of '.he torlea ls Hie
aiport stamp, which is alee printed tn green and hears
> me ia..i ni representing a in agni fl eic. ocean tteain
iii.ii under full headway. Blank* ar-* left ou thia .tamp
to be lt led up by the collector, taow.ug the weigic. ot
the content* of the paokago aulgiv.u,- the other Infor?
mation required hy law.
YR. BENEDICT TASKS OFFICE.
WaSHIBOTOB, .Sent. 11. ?Ti'oiias E. Basse*
lict, of New-Tor*-, tin* morning entered upon the duties
Bl che ofUc.e of 1'ublit Fruiter. Thc teveral foremen of
the various departments were Introduced to their new
shier. Mr. Ilene.'.let after greeting each one individual?
ly. addres*el them co.'ectively. Ho auuouiico.1 to them
that eacu wa* continue 1 in hil present position for the
time being, or until he should further coin ra ant cate
with them. Mr. Benedict will tn a day or two Usu* a
Btrcuiar notifying to employe* that th*y will be con?
tinua 1 in the po.ttlout, provitiona.iy, aa regular or tem?
porary employe* un ler tue conditions and contract*
mat u.w appear on the rmlt. i*o ne reluccton in the
force of employes In the othY* will probably have to bo
made soon. Mr. Rounds inform.. 1 Mr. Benedict that
the present force was too large, ant that Che condition
of th* appropriation would not warrant li* contine.
WABH1BOTOB NOTES.
Washingtov, Tuesday. Sept, lt. 198*.
Co.-<scig*tCE.?Tho Acting Secretary of the Treasury
h is received fr.un an unknown pertoa a ooascleuoe con?
tribution of 8677.
Ai fi dNrMKNT.? Th* Presldeot to-day appointed
S menu H. Calhoun to bt Colieetor of Internal Revenue
for fbe. Di.tnui of Nehnsga. W. J. Davit, of Illino:!,
baa been appointed superinten-lent of the Government
Indian Industrial Sch. ol to be established at Graml
Junction. Colorada. H. F. Burke, of New-York, baa
been ap,minted luperiateadeut of a timi.ar icu-iol at
Albuquerque, N. 8L
Small -ilvkk i.krtificatk!*.?The Bureau of Engrav
Ing and Pricing it now engaged lu printing the $1
?tiver centrical**, and a supply will be turned over io
che United states treasurer chu wteic II lt expected
thai tney will be rea.'y for niuo lu limited quantities
next Monday. About $5.1)00 a day is the present capac?
ity or tbe Bureau, nut wit.iiu a week or tau days ihe
ilaiiv o.ci ic will lie increased to $e)i>,OOC. Som* of te
BOW rio oerutlnatee have already been pul lu circula?
tion. Tho dealgn for th* $"> denomination hat been pre?
pared, bul bas net yet ;-een luhmicted to Acting Secre
tsry Fairchild for bis approval.
OVA' WIFE TOO MAST.
Chicago, Sept. IL?Ernst Ileavle, of Lan
ilug, 111., was arrested on .-u.id.iy, charged with bigamy
un tbe complaint of Valentine Froutotcer, ot
Newark. N. J. About seven yean tgo Hear'e
marr.cd Frontier's daughter at Newark. The
Jefaudaut'a faiher-iu-iaw .et him up lu the gro?
cery lui*!nett, but when Froutetter went to Europe,
IC lt alleged that his son-in-law ruined the I.mi?
la... .nd wheu he tl-'routeiter) recurued he fouud
nothing left of tim grocery but the delivery
?tagon and a horse. The father induced bis
laughter to leave ber bu?band, and the
atter came Weat and married another girl, Gussie
Moore, of No. oo7 Nineteen.u-st., about a year ago.
lUt WEATHER KEPOltT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS -FOR Ut HOUR*.
Wa*niNoroN. Sept. ll.?For New-England.
ind New-York, fair weather, tlightly warmer, windi
tencraliy southerly.
Foreoaiern Pennsylvania, New-Jeraey, Delaware and
Mary laud, the tam*, followed by local ra. aa
Westward, .oual ia.ua
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION*.
r ima nai--ns**- i 5*JL
? ' i l s 11 j TMie ni as a gs -a omni ?""
ff FF?at^^^ 30.0
Ic the diagram a i ouliiiuoua white Une .nowa the barnroetn
cai var.ali.u * i.n.erv.-.l at t'.a -iguai B*gvm* alatuiu in line
citv ve* ,1 .lol., r-. ni*-mnuidity. or uer
malege*] iatur.nl..n ot tie* air waa moisture, ia iii.licaU<L
Ix.uger .lasloia I**ne**et Um tuaUnii* u UmiparaCuro, a* ragia
tri." ?f Hid UioiiuuiuDUu- at Uu.iuul'. puaruiacy. No. iii
broadway. ______
taSBBBB OSaSJSL Sept. 15?1 a. m.?The aouihwaatera
?torin abated tomewbat yesterday, buc caused light
r.in lu Teiineesoo aud Arkansas, and oloudiues* fr. m
uorthcrt. isias io western Georgi*. Auother surm
area, apparently torion*. waa organiUag Ia the Jalaaontl
Valley, bet witaonl pretjlpltatlen yal There tra* 9
warmer t*n<leo*y or*r meat of the country. Hera, tata
barometer wm ? toady, with deer iklei, iloudlag et 89899
Inc Th* tomporatnre ratted betwaee 59* en* 7*-*. 199
average (?*?, aoiag 71** lover than lae earreapemtiaa
dar leal year, aad j"*0 nigher maa on Monday.
Nearly stationary temperetaro ead e toadeaey te
eioudloeee may be aipeeted In thia etty aad vioialtr
to doy. At preoent, cooler, fair or partly cloudy wtataer
ls indicated for Thursday. Raia, Friday.
e
- arrsRis n ron fflBC*
ktauA* How* tn Th* 9*tt*w 7y*?esrt?t
W* had arrired [lo W**nlogion) ibm rory day?my
?cmpantoo In tm* flrat eoelai dip (m7 mother) aad ray
?elf. Caro* bad boee teni a* for oee of tho greet bells
of tho teaaou, aad fun of *ag>mess and f*ar, w* pat ea
oar rory beet breed now Bell dresin and weet to the
party. Oor alder and better had, of coorie,
?om* acquaintance with Whet WO ca.led
" Seaator* and things," bot thar wera not likely to he *T
arneb nt* to * pair of strang* gtrlt at their flrst ball. Oh,
tn* .lr??ri ness of chao* flrst tea mtaatoo I Never, a ever
?hall I forget what I suffered while w* Hood In ear
pretty dr***e* <wo knew they were emeag tho nee*
lt th* roon), with ocr big bouquet* of ri***
whleit my good nacl* had sent from Bow
York. Suddenly I ws* awir* of a Bind
face locking, aa I thought, oompaaelonatelr at rn*. I
blushed with anger ana dieoemfort end longed to bo a*
b icm and In my tied, away from those woutea wbe
pa-aed us, tome with two cavalier!, and looked at a*
with that odd insolence of the ballroom, whiob ls se u*>
?onscioo* In tho looker aud *<? intolerable
to the one looked ac. Again there waa that
hind fae* looking al ne, end thia
tia* lt wa* approaching tn*, In oom pasy with on* of
th* ladies to whom I had tn* I* my manner* on ea cering
that det**t?hi* ballroom ll* was ?noting to he Intro?
duced I In * moment more be waa talkinc Ireobtreoily
?nd rapidly wita a kind vote* winch carried out th* las*
prostloa or the kiod fae*. He wo* not handsome ne
wa* not In all ratpeeti one's Ideal of e flrtt partner , bal
ho was se muon better, he wa* kind.
" Jun arrived from Wosb'ngto i I Never hoon here
before I Doo't kauw any people, of oourao j thought so;
understood it ail at a glance, beril tl ma getting Intro?
duced, thougn. Mr*.-very bu*y?et last *nty did lt
to g-t rid of ra*. Now, you two girl* Jual wait h*r* a
moment while I go tunning for mon."
"Gunning fur men!" Hardly ao oloaant phrase, bnt
haw ?iproMlvs ! He,l!d"g.n" with tuen a luce*** that
whan w* got home et daylight witn our latin tho**
frayed pail mending and our n*w lr*.*** dance! mle
ribbon*, we computed a hymn or praise of the lovely
party and th*scanning men, and, bett of all, the good
" gunner," whom we christened la amomealof grati?
tude, th* "Mothar in Israel."
Cramps, Colic.Cholera Morl)us. Sour Stomach,
Diarrhea* and Dysentery ara speedily cured by De.
Jayne's Carmlnatlr* Ballam. Al a family remedy for
Disorder* of tbe Bowel*. BS48991 prevalent in tbe sum?
mer month!, it 1* especial.y recommended, being prompt
In its operation, perfectly safe, and easily administered.
Choler* Infantas*.?Physicians who make a apertalty nf
Infantile diseases any that lin' great il.-aub-miuni id cholera In
f.i'.ru:n is food, proper food . that being obtained, the medical
treatment become* an eaay matter. Menin'* Food i* a pr-.'i
gestc.l food and has been proved of lneslioiable value lu choler*
inf an lum.
? *>
Confect* f.axatire.
For constipation: Booafectiaa made fruin fruit pulp, agree?
able and ecfVicuL At druggist*'.
Have you tried the uevr cuvee Veuve Clicquot,
yellow .a .e. I
- oj
Ladle, de.irina Ro*v i heck* ind Clear Completion, with.
out the ii..- ot Paint, i'uw.ler ur Cosmetics, try Royal E-xic.
60ct*, per aottlo.
?
" Vin.tigre Frnncal. aa Kaltort Kolco" is pronounce.! by
epicure* twa uf the huem e*adta**a** for uae with*y*teWB>r*0>
cubics, salad*, .Ste. lt excites the appetite aud aids digestion.
MA REI tl).
OOCLD-KINOnON-On September it. l?.8t*, *r Lynd
hur-i. I; v.iigtoiion-lludnoii. by tie Kev Wea'uugt. u
Cbnate, D D. George J. (...uti! to Edith M.. ilaughiur of tba
lalo Charles I). Kiogd.m. of liniogiyu.
Lo Nd-LA FOROE-At tho house of the bride's mother, Port
Rtrlunond, Bitten Uland, on Septentber fl, tiy tho n.\ i.r.
Brownlee, Willum M. laing and Minute A., daughter of th*
late P. OL La Forge, esq.
WK HT?OODEN--Tlmrsitav. September fl. at sh ,r >r. Ona.
by the Kev. Arthur Bn.ik*, of New-torfc. Fi-.teri, k T.
Weat un.'. Anna sh>-i.lou, .laughter of France* E a.. 1 LU*
lace Maldon Li. Ogden.
Dtt.D.
DA NA?At Brandon. Vt.. September 12, 198$, Eliza A. Fal.
1. r, weiner nf BBS .ate Hon. A. ? i. D.ua. agi-d 88 years.
LA BAU?Of Hallway, N.J.. on .Sun, lav. the IStB in.r.. >f i r
* . u ' .. -ll of tiooigi) W. and of the Ute Eme.iuo Ii. La lian.
In ti * :14th y.-ir.
Btaatlret am! friends are kin.Hy Invited to attend the funeral
from Ins late residence. Bt> 0******** *r*a, on september la,
ac lila. m.
In tennent at Creenwood.
McVEY?Fell aah-eo Monday monitng. ?ept*mbee la. I***!,
at Biiighauito'i, B. V., Margaret V.i. irheuu, wife uf ta*
Kev. John Kc *ev
Funerii nerv .-.? will he held In the North Prei'iyttr.an
i hurch nt Binghamton mi \V t-.tne.itav evening.
Interment at w..Mi.awu ? am olary on Theradar. Friends will
Betel at Uie (.rand Ceueral Depot tu take apodal car at .1 -0
p. ni.
BATT -John V. N'.i't on Mnn.i.ir. septeniVr IS. st Ms lat*
p - ll :. >.-, Clove 1 ia. e. :-.asl 'Jiang.-, t* t??; 13-.1 year of a Jt
. agc.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BICHOUB?Ol Taoaflay morning. r>pt*.rc.ber lt, 3a-iu?l 3.
N ..ic ?". in the (i'.tli yi-ur ot ins age.
Funeral service* thursday. Sc pt. uil**r li'-, at 2 1*0 ?i. m., from
Ul* lat.) r.'Bi.teuce, No. J.j" FlalbU.h ave, iJ.-a.li.iya, N. Y.
Burlington, VU paper* please copy
BLAREN-ON Tuesday, september n, M. A. Bier**., la hi*
40th y.-ar.
Uelac-/e. and friends of the fa'ally aeelnr'.tsd 'oattenl th*
fun.'.-ai at his late resilience, st. Ntrhuias-ave. and IMtt -l,
Friday moruiug. Septemher 14, at lOc'cn.-t.
san Francisco, Cal., and Canalla papers pleas.} ccpy.
WK lt KEN KATH-et Copenhagen, I .en-nark. Angn.t 'JO,
HSU. after a .hort lillie.*. laMBaM Al?lir.e. ag)")! lt
moiitli*. .laughter af QoerjJ BB* A re tte Werrenralli. a^d
gran.'.laughter of Beaty and \n..a Camp,
WA BU*?Al N.w.irlc. N. J.. B**t*ah*g lt, in her T?th year,
Mr*. Lydia II. Ward, widow ol lao il.' Btw. Windsor Wart.
Funeral norn bet late re*, icu.a*, li 0 ...uuuia *t., today ai i
p. ui.
Spectiil Nances
Ortolter Number -Na*v Hendy.
TUE XF.W-YOKK E.WiloN PA/.a,
lr c 88 .cut* per copy.
Butt* notion pru >? ?.; pet y 'ar.
I' i otitaiU.i :
THK NEW KALI. AND WlNTF.'i. Fa*mc Ns,
Al Tl MN" FASHIONS IS WOOL OOO DH,
COMBINATION HUI RS IN MI.ii. VKL\ Ki *. N I- **.. ur,
) A* HM ERK WALJCI.NU AND Vl-lllN".. DH ESS I ?*,
KEW ( l.n.lK*, WKAP8, MANTLES AND JAI k h I-,
EVENING, liKiKI'iln.v AND BRIDAL ToILETb,
FALL AND WINTKK HATH AND BONNETS,
CUILDHEN'H KALI. AND WIM'i-.K -li1-.
AND rt-J.il. -I ITU FOB OIKL.-J.
THK XE'V-YOHK FASUION HA/.Alt is the larg-*t and
n...*; pftduaely Ulaatrateil Uah lon magnum; ta the . om try. lt
cn . ia mt ile plate* and pattern*, i-mug esuoca. atuiiiiwa
lo la.*i.iou.* lui' cauldron o' ail ag.-n.
TheO taber Bembor contain* the ccmmenccmcnt of a tew
coutiuiia*l .tory, tn tilled
- a OIBL'S HEUtT."
The stories lnTME NKW-YOBK 1ASUI0N BAZA.t .re
by the heal nioilcru writer*..! ii. tum.
THE NFW-YOUK MONTHLY FAS,HON HA/.AKIafor
sale hy all MWtdtaUera It will al*., a* **?**. arwlag* in-paal,
tor J5 eeet* ear .ingie copy. Th* ?alax riplata prue i* j-a yr
y.-ar. ?iktres* OaJoBGL MCNKC, Munioe. I'uhli.ini.g
'lion*.-. 1." to .'7 Vanilewater-at., Newjferfc i F. O. But .VTa'.i
liaiih.iiinuii a**ienm Carpet ( l.-ainng Warka IS Kaat
'jT-h-t.. -s. *.. Eatehliahod Isiii. "s rp ifs fkte aa rlttntfl
ami relaid, criers hy mail ur oilier*, ian promptly alUiuded to.
O.O
Kamiri. Harensrc oV H.lliiia*.
IMPORTERS AND CL'TTEIWOF
DIAMONDS.
j AIAXCFACTURF.RS. OF DIAMOND JEWELRY, j
; Sa N**sau-sc. and J? Mauleu Lina. New-Vorg. ;
1 flt, Anarew's-sL. lioiuorn Cir.-us. Loudun.
The uaiU'Nkk Pink NKti.-i.g Exikaur. hil, si-ikii aud
Soar, mr (.arAUita. sar* Lubkass*. amt Riiki Mtriea.
_i'Alia A: 1U.J.UKI), AuKXT*.
T. VI. -irwin.
8TKAM CARPET-CLEAN INO WOBB9,
Send fur circular._a^i> 7 Uv ave
I'm vellera \\ ill Find lermodmin Toolh Foale, maits
by ( AaWKLL. MAS.-,EY 4 ( o , aup-r-.or to ail otiau*. 1,1.11
iiloada.y, ail* jtliave.. and Newuult, lt. I.
I'iiet OfBco Notice
18tmuld be read DAILY by all interested, as changes may Mt
cul al auy l.me..
Lei lt. tor toMign countries neeil nol tm *peclally a.t.lr*.**?*
fordL*paCch hy auy pirtuiultr ilea h.t. **c**l wa-uit.i .nv
B.reu tosendiiuplicatesot TllTI'l*"**?*********?****i
letlera uul *lK)Ciaily auore***.! ueuig *iul oj LU* iaalo.1 va?.
?c.* avauaulo.
Foreign maits for Che week ending SmmaflBet l-l wa. ., i
(raoMl-rLt .u all oa-ieai at Uus alic* a.* touow*
WEDNESDAY-AC la. ul torUer-nauv. otc. per sCea * I
TrgVe. via Soilthaiuptou anil lir. uieu vletters for Uroal
Rr Uiu an11 omer r.uroi>eau co.iutriea ma.I B* .liri-cUsl
'? lier I lav.-" i, at < a. m. for Kuru|>?. i?er slcam.Uip i ny of
Pone ria Uuoeuatowu i letter* ur ??." Batty, .-lc. must les
directed ?uerciiyoi lloiue . ii lil i. in. n.r * eui ral
A.uencaau l souiu P.cm. porto, pot .teaiusliip New uart,
via A.piuwah iletUrr* tor Mexico na.i o) atfeot**] Mt
Newport"! all'' *? "L B*t Jamaica, lamou. MHU.i.4.
etc per uteauiilup. A.vo. all p. m. for ihe W,u,iwarit
1-.aud*. santa < ru/, ami-'..i'hnnia.*. rta Weale ' IMA, per
steaui.tiip Karra, outa . at.( p. m.. ror tiell??i, Puiriu i ..r
lot and Liv.ngillin, pur aleaiuauip i .ty ol Dailaa. Bjam
Ne* a ir.eau.*.
TH0B9BAT?AtitSSa, m. for Europe, per steam.lap I e,t:.-,
via uueenstuwu al .1 p. m. for li nunn ami aoaLiii, ,<oC
Bleauitaip I niles?*u Unite, trom New-urioau*.
FRIUAV?At'Ja. m. for 6L Pierte-Minaelou, per steamer
11 yu li a..fal.
bATL'llOAY-At 3 a rn. for Europe, per sCeaiushlp Ema. via
bouUiaiupCou and liieiuen .elicia lor lrelau.1 aud fleam
iiiii.i oe .Liecle)! "per r.iu."i at 5a m. lui .r< latnl. |>er
ateam.lup aaWVaa. * .a wueeti.Uiwu i.eu.r* lor i.r-at
Rl.UlU aU.I olUel Y illo|.ali . ounu .,-* luu.l (SS i La e. led
? per e*rva*"k at i a. m. tor France urecu per .teoiu. . .?
Ia* .Noriiian.li)). via Havre ala a m. for -.-oil.un arnot,
SSt .leaiii.iup i Itaoaesa. via Uiaogow laflMM luu.l .o
neel*:.I ' i*3i I lli*?au"I: al . a. ul lui Ula .Neilin, ino*
direct, per sleaiu.iiip K.iaiu, via Aiimicnlaiu tletlera uiust
bs itirei.UB.1 per K.laJU "i. at a a. ul .ol lleigiuui dilnb,
u.-i *i.-am*hip ? i-aieiulauil, via Antwerp iletten .-i
In* ilirecteil "pur ** e.u-ruland '), at lo a. m. lor Jamana,
per steiuii.hip \ertiuuuua: al 10a. m. for Para, Marat*
liam ami i -ara. brazil, pct sU-a-iiship Ainnro.... al ll a.ai.
fur S euctucla arni I Uiae'oa, per sleoiuamo i aia.a...
Ma-is tor cuiuaaii.l Japan, tier steamship City of Kio.le Janeiro
ilrom ian h ran.Mt) cl.ino Hem Mepleiauvr '14 at 7 u. il
Mans lor Atucralia. Ni-? /.ea.aul. notDlwun, Fip and
Baaaaaa l Hau.i*. tar .team.inp Mararoa (trout san Fran
ciai O', i (ooe nero lepleiuoei' -liai ? ?. u. ,i>t ou arma il
Isew t urtoi sleuiu.iiip Ke|.iiiiii ? with British mails mr
Australia). Ma... .or lae .-vocioly uuu.la, pur .lap lni|,o
Biro itroiu sou traucioi?)i, close here September "Jt at 7
p. ul Malls .or tile -vauUeiieu I*.ami., p*.r .Uiaiu.hip /ea
faa lia Jin ii -*an brain i.-d-.i. clo*.- hero Oepteiulier "1 i at
1 >. >u. Mau* for cuba by rall to Tampa, Fla., and thaine
by steamet t rum key Weet, Fla, nova al Una eutcu daUr
Bl J JO*, m.
?The schedule of cloting of Trans-Paeifle malls is arran tea
on Him |iit-MiiiiipUiiii of tnoir tiiiiiiu-:r(i|>u?.l ov.-rl.i-i.i inn,: ta
Bau 1 ria. 1.-..-.I. Maila tioui the East arriving ox TIMK il Saa
Frau, nco ..ii c.- lay ul sal mg ot .L-ajueis are .lispaL a*4
Uieii...- the same oar.
HEN Itv il. PK A RION. r*i*tiu.i*l*f.
Fust office. New Vine. S. Y, aeuieuiuei lu, IstM.

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