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THE NEW-JERSEY CONTEST.
A. LABOR MAN HAS THE BALANCE OF
row ER.
^XXHCTY OVKR THK DrLAYKD RETURNS?PoSPI
MiMlIBS Ag TO TUB U.M1KD BTATEA BRNATOR
8Hir.
Trenton, N. J., Nov. 7.?Tlio anxiety as to
Iba result ol tbe election for the last week waa Interne
and tbe rinfllctlng atateroeuts msde publiely end pri?
vately Increased it. Tbe clecMon of Mr. Oreel was, or
ronni, no surprise, ihe loseei to the Krpublicaca by the
prohibition defection having made bli lucoess probnblo
from tbe Ant The legislative reiult was otherwise.
Whatever the ranees?and they were varied end numer?
ous?none of them bad been thoroughly comprehended
In advance, and tbe failure of the l'.t-pnbii
cana to carry the senator In Morrl! and the Assembly?
men lu adozen dlitrlcta they couatdered certain, aston?
ished all. It wai known that Senator M'.Phrrioti and
Governor Abbett hail done little to aid tbr Democratic
Assemblymen, end the wonder was wbere ibo " smews'
came from, t'p lo Thursday night the returns from thc
Asserahy district! were indecisive, but ilnce then ihe
true state or tbe caae bas been uuderstood. Tbe Itepubil
cana have thirty-nine of the eighty-one members and tbe
liemocrata have forty. There li a tie lu Pasiatc Coun'r.
ana there li a trebor Assemblyman in the same county.
Bheu'.-l tbe ile be given to the Kepuhlloana, es seems
probable, the Labor Assemblyman will hara tho ruting
Tote, Thia is, or course, in case e re-count in esch of
half a dozen close districts makes no change. The re?
counting will probably begin this week and lt will be s
fortnight before lt ll decided whether Mr. Dono?
hoe, tne I-abor Representative referred to.
Will bold the balauoe of power. How be
Would vote for Senator li unknown,
except that be would probshly give a eomnlimentsty
Vote to Ereeiaa E. Potter, tbe labor leader. Aa be Urea
10 Coiirressman Phelpr'r district, lt bsr been arid thei
lie would prefer bim: nut De un-ci ats claim Uiat he bas s
leaning toward Governor Abbett. Mr. Donohue wss
formerly loeiiufled with me Grr-nharkers sntl IBefa is
coos-qiirntly nothing In hu political antecedents to de?
termine bis preferences. Ile ir described as e cool
bested, rtrslrht-forwsrd man and oue wh 1 will know
bli own mind wnen tbe time for set lon srrlve*.
Tue Prolilhllloh etrenrib liiiiiuiill to aimil! 17.000
Votes, possibly a thousand mare. It caine apparently
from beta piruea, In the proportion of three-nfibs frnn
the l;epnhlio*ns end two-firths rrom the Democrats.
Ibe Prohibit lon vote rave Kssex County to Oreen, but
11 also .'iiii M.. unoa'b County 'o Howey.
Tbe Democrats will have the organization of tne
gaii-iuiilv.in.il probability end the Republican* will
ra'au. con I roi ?'! the .senate. The ottioe. inf Hie iat ter will
remain-unchanged, except that Beaator Fish or F**ex may
fte made the president. Tns PeaI eerala sre coating about
for a siil'aule candi.(ste for Speaker and ito not nnd nne
altogether satisfactory. i'.x--:*eager Ovlatt, who wal
lleetcl Irom a lieu...eratic district io Monmouth, is
mentioned ur Iii* Kei nhlioati candidate.
t*uueriniind*nl Crawfor l, nt Ihe Pennsylvania Rall
road, said ot Saturday that cheap fire train* between
S'ew York end Netrsik sud Klizsheth would bn run by
bis msd after November 14. I he rates of fare and the
arrangements as to bonn are not yet known.
THE SITUATION IN COSAECUCUT.
gAKNI'M ts KFrOKTS To CAi'IURK THK LKOISLATURK
? HAWLEY'* CH ANCE*.
Hartford, Nov. 7.?Th. total vote of Con
oecticut on Tu-*r.lay wa* Iii round numbers 112.000,
aome 15,Ooo leis thsn in ls-,4. Of this rote the Bepah
tloans retained meir perceniage while tbe Democrat*
fell off. This li amply shown by Hie relaiive p.sit.or.*
Of the Harrison and Waller Vote of 18*<4 ami the Louna
bt*ry-( lt veland vote of thia year. The vote between the
two pan ioi, the' Prohibition ana labor vote reached
Dearly 8.(KM. nf winch the former natl much me larger
ahare?iTri 4,800?Wilie the labor vote caine very
Dear ) up tu a r .ninl 3. K)). Au uua.yr.1i of tbe vole
abows tbat tue DsflMMtata lost by both these (Belora.
fully oht-'.li.rfl of tne Proultntion vote coining fro udhal
partv and nt least eigul-'.euth* ut the labor vote being
directly trace I from mal p my. On tbe wuoie Um (da?
tive poil'ion* ot the old peftlsa In tue state remain! un?
changed, except a slig.it lnne.se in the Republican vote
In the Southern anti Bea IB western part ot ibe State.
The Int-r-ased inaiorl'y on J dnt ballot In tbe l,?gls|at
Dre, troll 17 io 31, is a source of great satisfaction ta
tbe Kepulillcane of tbls t-tate, anl well lt all oil ut lin.
There never wai a more desperate attempt lo buy a
Legislature tuen that made Oy William il. llarumn IBM
year. Clere towns w.-re besieged ny hu agaela and
money wal used without ninl. Individual Instancr nt
alien.pii 10 bur towna w. r- ao cotuinun ta lo attract
Do *p. cul allsun.m. lu Kel Hartford for laelaaee.
tblny live voters determined not to vim th- 10 ls tim il
tney bal been "seen" hy Dem.-eratic ninney, and tbey
AM Bit Tuey vote t, however, ami for taa DetBoer-stle
candi.late* lor ihe Leglal itara, This c.i?e is nii.y one ol
e Boat n. .eil eotboolleeied. The ma)urity wai ob
tallie t tor the hcp'ihllcani, however, ad a cnn-liiu
anre nf two K< publican Heuatoii rr? ? ti 1 Conueeili'iii
n??nred. Theta le aa doab. waate-eral Senator Haw
ley being erected 10 mceeeil nimseir. ills r? ete-iloti
-fas a ilit-tiurl 1r?ue lief,re liie pe.tple emt il helped
to win, helped Mr. L lunanury ami ihe
ticket an over lue State. It la tue e*tre of Hie Kep m
lleans or Hie Mian* Hist Senator Hawley should ne re?
turned, ami the jim'.a'i,nile* are thal be wul ne nuiir
Dale.t by th* legislative callous by scela.nanon. Ail
rumor* ot K pnhlieaus pledged to hi* liefest whion sre
Circulated nv Ueiiiocrilo papers may he isreiv die
counied. 'I here ls practically no opposition to bli re?
taining bil seat.
The now Mle's Senate will tie exceptionally strong In
point ttl ability. I'ne De ia eacala have two ex- Lieutenant
ili'Veriui'S on th- Moor, Messrs Urn- aul ,-d 'liner, and
t!i* K'p'i'' cans return *-*eti!ii'.ir Wal-h. wbo was at the
bea.1 or the Judiciary Commit le anl led the K. pub lean
aile or ina Beaeta Ult year. Ot t.e uaw in rim tee*,
Meisr* liraliam. 1. leal. Allen, Hats! iud Pratt were abie
representative* lu the Lower linnie last year. The
House hal a large armr nf uiikunwu men. lhere are
Outr a few lawyer* In a metnbersnip
of ii? et remarkanle circumstance. Col?
onel ll. IV. It. Hoyt, or Greeuwioii, li Hie proud
Dent candidate for Speaker, nnd there will be no ma?
teriel Opposition 10 III! Setecil.nl.
Tue tit.reat or longress nan II icg by Ronert J. Vanoe.
tbe vining Labor De neera! whose attitude on Dee trade
tbat the Deiia.erat- o ihe district not a second time to
tudor*.-, 11 one of thc sarprteee nf the eleotion.
STOCKYARDS OA 8TATEN ISLA AD.
BKW PLANS KOR THK KXP III TATIOV Ol" C ATTLK THAT
WILL SAVK ll MK AM) NOBBY,
St. Pail, Nov. 7 {Special.)-Thi St. Paul
Chino MseByaaBa Company ls laving Its plans for fu?
ture rx nor: bruin rn on a c.omprahensive scale. A. II.
Bllekuev, the pre* dent of the Minnesota and North
western Railroad Company, has worked up a rohetne ror
tbe mure ecuu uuica! beading and sb'.pm -ol of outward
bound cattle, grain and oilier freight at tbe port of New
York, al well as of imported cargoes dora 11 ed either for
that city or for the West. On a recent nut lo New Yuri
Mr. Stickney made arrangements?after ward coniuin
meted?for Hie purchiss of iwjiity-sight aorei on the
aliore of Staten Island, Just above the Quarantine
Station and about a mlle from the Narrows, with 1.100
feel frontage on me Upper fi ir, where it la proposed lo
build extenaive doe ia. elevator! and warehouses. There
la an anuudant depth of witer et thu point for ihe
largest shipplug end tbe rapid transit railway, which
runs all around tbe uland aud li control.cd by tbe
B iltlu ure ami Ohio Coupe iy, panes tlirougu lue prop
arty. At the inni tlm? there were bought by the same
persona ,!00acres of len 1 about tire mies distant from
tbe dock* ou tbe lame raliway. Where ere to be the aiock
yaid* aua feeling aiebiei for taking care
Bf cattle denimel for itup neut abroad,
Tbe cattle h.va to be driven only Ave
niles rrom the nation to tbs doeki. wbere tbey will
bs aiii'ipa 1 directly lr.nu tue pier* wituoul tue nn-iviii
tlou o .ig.tiers. Tue o!i|*oi is toav.il I ibe Uaavr oharger
for lighterage at New-York and tbe Incoi venleuoei sud
? ali irta-i.uru.1 now anent mg tbe transshipment of
Cattle an 1 grata by tue oiuius. pTootnto* in use al me
pori of New-York. Arrangements for th* laure econoinl
oel aud convenient treusfsr of cattle end grain from
ablpboard lo sbnrr bar* been made In KnglanJ. Al tbe
pori or Darrow, roan riztv innes norm or
Liverpool, there haa recently been built up
OD what wal previously a fi? .vt ua * village sn ex
tenn vt ryilem of wharfage, eieraton and aloes Vardr
osiiec *? .. ror tue purpni or bau lllug thu (leis ot
Antri. ri ur t'lmiu'i pro Met! tu better alvautage
tban ont ..h.for.*, ail they are or men a nature aa to en?
able ibi pi le len with cattle aul grain io eacep* tbe
lioery ehargee wbioh are iinpised on these transports
at ibo port of Liverpool elwell ai other heavy purl
CONDITION OF THE OORV CROP,
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Tiie followiujf erop na*
? an wilt appear tn thli w ek'i lnue Bf the lun.icrf
Memicic :
Tea more complete returns from tbs rom bell confirm
Ike earliest rep.irn of averages of yield, ag disoloiej ny
uskiug, aul milli tu tue pied,ctlou* male early lu tbe
yenr ibat me tut*, yield i.n .1 fall corni leraiuy under
that of l6ei'j Reports from l.iiooli nuts an average of
__.'.*. na.uns; lews, ilf*. outsell: ki .iisas. 91% nusUels
Miaruiirl. 'Jj. burne,.; ludlane, M\ huiusi* ; Mli.ne
teta, 3sl|. bus.'ieii; fi' seunilu, 27 . oil.Bali; Nebraska
ith mui... .* Tue rep-iris or fiel.i ui-da tteiu Mirrigan
erst lu-on.1 ot.e*-..ec .*.ug a - unusual yiebL Tntii_.?a
Oountm* report eu average yielU ot (.4 _ buibels, aud ll
la serialn ia ?i the overage yield ror me state will fer ex?
ceed thal of any other great corn-raia, ng Blair lu tao
CbIbb.
. . a
EWE-WEB TO DEATH IN HER ROOM
Marj l.ciT.iiL'i* tweiity-iiiiie.of No. 104 Havard
at, waa burned io nesta lu ner room eu .-saturday nigbt. A
terre mirror fell upon a lighted lamp, bree.mg lt, end
eh- -urning ull wsa aeattered ar niel the room and upon
Ber eleUiieg. bee lived oaiy a few vo-neati after ber
eloibiug was tore frmr bsr body by some of ber neigh?
bor*, wbo heard Ber srream.
A MEW OAMLt FOK TUE ll,a un F. RAILROAD.
Tbe new oeble of tba railroad tbat crones tne Kail
__tlT?r Bridge whieh was placed la poaltlon during the
Barty houri of yeslerdiy. worked siaooibly all dey.
lu nerd, airly after midnigbt yesterday morning the
Work of replacing tbe old oabla wita tbe new was begun,
and at 8:50 a. m. lt waa couplets? It
Waa done by tbe regular riggers employed
On the Bridge, under the supsrinteudeuoe of
Amis.ant tog.near Samuel ___ Pio.esco, and waa
looked upon as remsrkauly quick w .rk.
Woeo tbe old uaale was laid about three years ago
tt waa found aeoeasary :io aead to California for
h .man to apliee lt. Tba work of
splicing waa yesterday performed by ths regular em?
ptor aa Trains were drawn by Iocs motives nn one
track, while tbe rania waa reeled off on to Me other and
afterward wound around th* drum. It lt tao and ? half
ailee lone aud ts warranted to run for a year. Tba
old cable, of tbe same nianuractnr*, though warranted
only to run ror that length or time, wu lu om for ibre*
time* a* long.
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THE ThADE f*V SLATE, KIAL AAD IRON.
BNCOVRAOIVO OCTl.OiiK l>i ALI. THRSF BBABOMM
OF BfsiNK-s?ronrusATK BPf BtJTUP 1BBBBB0*
TlnN.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7.?The plate region* of
this Stat.' are attracting BM anent on of capitalist.-*,
who aro not on'y Intestine money in tho detelop
nieut of quair.es. but ai* 1 .milling ira Bat 1 rr* of
tailroad to secure the product oi tbe quarries at ton
nage. lt I- retimatcd that no le-e than ?i,ooo.ooi>
Las been invrved ;n tbe sLt'e ejaanfcu In ono form
or another within tho last two yearn. The Lehigh
Valley, Jersey Central and lAMfcaaaaee railroads are
all actively in BSeiBh of Uie iTBBaajT BBBI Baal regain.
Lehigh and Nerti ann tun Counties bnvc been con
?i Iv Lrouglit forwunl within Hi* la*t two year*
as favi.rnl.le NfteBB for manufactories. Allen!"" n.
the e.milly Mat sf Lehigh <Beaty, tea beaa laaeBlte
fort mate, and by tbe Mist of the year new man
uiactore- will 1* in Operation taste, wl..ch will give
rmp'oyment lo 3 000 bands. Ammg these ore two
r-nii m Da, a thread tse'ery. furniture toeasraw, had
-evrral Iron works, ?aataa. Uie county seat of
Northampton Ceunty, niuo bas in apaaas of con-trur
lion new enterprises, which will gi*e employment to
1,5(0 hands.
iromjient offlcliils of the Pennsylvania BaBroad
Corni any -tate that Hie trunl, lines aic Offend M Btaefe
buSlMM tl at t is ImBOMible to handle it, and that
this BMhM a jool unncecH-nry. Tho peel, of cour-e.
h still ma ntalned, but tho bii-iness uttering pays
full rates in order to secure transportation, aud there
.s therrfore no danger of cutting.
Iron nianufartuiers* hero repair! th* reknit of the
recent election* with tho utmost, satisfaction. They
sia'e that it gives as-nninro that tho taritf <|tir-t inn
will aet l?e agitated for two yearn, and that their
pit.iluct ^iill not be siibji-ct to Uie fluctuation* lu
prices wh ch always occur when Uicre ls an agnation
of tue 'arin*
Not much Im puru nco ir attached to the movement
for the formation of a soft reel pool, a meeting for
walch lia>- been cal eil to tobe place tn Halt.inure.
It la declare I that Um Market is taking all this fuel.
lt is al.-o i.oCared that tba prodoetloa of soft <o?i
s so great tout It cam.ot bo weeMfully pooled.
lt ls now Lei evod that tl.ere will be no war be
tween tbe lita'!lng mid l'ennsy. Kania railroad com?
panies when the linc of Hie latter .s completed up
he bcliuy k ll Ya'ley to thc anthracite coal region*,
ibo Pennsylvania Railroad Corni any luis always con
'elu ed that Un- Lue would maUe thea lade] emlcnt
in the matter ot toils on anthraeBe real, ami n hes
perssteiitly retuned to advance lolls DSCaSae they
stated lt Might Le 'he liol.cy of the company to re
duce them Preasdeet corb.n, of tbe Heading, has
BOlBied emphatically for peace with bin neighbor,
aid ihi- t I- l.elievel -will res ,lt in hannon OUR MBV
Hon- lieiw-een tbe rivas in lb* fcchii.vll.dl Valley
An cn'-oiira.ing featuie in tbe iron s.taattea a the
iact that the buaiora* Biara september is rejioneil
Ki La\ e bl en um IS than was ant.cit ale i and an advance
has bi en male ii \n.e- iii nenry all the miling
ri Ills, about one hall ol ibe bast lumaccs. and iu Uie
oro luii.es ul, re labor h i? benn prrtonasd he iiu
aad DO cent- a dar
Anthracite and Brrumtnoua eoal produren are con
tident ikal tb* deleat of bbb Denorratie laity in th -
sta e wi.I put an ind to tbe proposed *uib* of the
? i. mo wei th a gai net comb nat io na in these fuels
iii- feeling is entertained, notwithstanding; that the
s'ate La? named a day for the beginning of the suit*.
MT8TBH7 av.uvt a fatal s noons a.
William Walker, who wis gb it tn Niebolg'g
barra nb, ia me basement al No. mn BMter et,, <>n sm
arday, and afterward taken In a e?b by two unknown
men lo nie Phase SSH gtfhet tlnspitni, died there yesier
dar at 8:15 a. ni. L tte in wuni it night the surgeons
decided mat ihe oniy chane* tos-tve his hf* was In per?
forming the operallou of laperolomr. lu order to ex
iraas tho hall waleh had ea tared liirou.'h tb* back ami
lodged lu Hie Int--tines. After Hie ball ha i been dis?
covered and retuovad the pa lent seemed to rally
Silently. Inward murdin*, however, lie reUpsed and
sank rapidly, li* w * a ni ci.cn tu tiie lull, but to all
iii'prncB as to wno sbot bim be refused lo make any
repiy.
lue body was remove l liv .tuini Walker, tbe fattier, to
bis li nne, N ??. ls ilaiiilltuli-st.
There a TaiBOXI reporter found Thoma* Walker, tbe
brother, wno said: " 1'iier*'* linen etioiigii sabl abou,
this Hiing .ilma.ly. Oue man's nen kided au 1 ibal's
enough, What's tho -'.ol of puttlu* anoilw man uwsy
fur il I He w.isu'l marne.I ami mere alu'I u.i worn .11 lu
Hi-rsc!"'. I luii't know way the millet bole wat In
in* coal and mit in bi* sturt. till was ton pBSM tn
*q ie*!, and-quelling woi'i do no good now anyway.
and noi hiu' more "ll ha aatd abuai the business."
I*0 iee ni ,n ('iiApmun, ut tn* IVath Precinct, early yes
ler.lsy morning arrested Tbo m? Kelty, age twenty
tlve. a inuiiider, nf Nu. 1 HO Bl Ifl I 'e-?u, tllo la ssid tu
lie nne or the men wbu took Walker to the hospital,
('apr,.111 Ai air* is miler the imprest on that aqisrrei
occuired in Nlennis's place between Walker, Lssirange,
Nie'.o's and to nu others, during v, I, I i'll I-s-iraiua ahol
Walker and then aesaypod. "M. i-ry" L-strange wu.
frequently seen before th* shooting at Hester-st
hii.i tun Bowery, where be was in the hann ot
"hanging aronui." ile bas no: bean seen eibue il.
Shuni mg.
.Siebu.s and Thninas Reliy wera arraigned at the Basel
Market Police Oaert y'-a'erUy morning. They refused
to make any aiaiemeni, and were reman.ie I to Hie cus?
tody of the police. John Waiker, tn- father ot Wilha n,
and bl* brm her ThoMaa were detained at the Lldrhlee
sl. Police station y?t-nls( moruing. An alarm bas
been sent out ilireoung Hie force lu look lor Let tran gc.
"IHE LEADER" To Bl COSTIWEl).
At the molding of tho Central bahes t'uion nt Clarendon
Hall yesterday afternoon crisifutialN wore receive (rum the
Ajax Labor Club, the FaaMMSBSarfs Power Loom Association,
tbs Ma.-n ,1 .1 As.u. i.it 0.1 af Waders aad the Rloth Hal sad
Cap stakers I'mon. fha ConuultMe ea Bewapaper mu.ie s
tii..ii report, stating thai T(f teadsv waa ; ts- cunt saad, aad
asking each organization to huv DBS glOO share al utrnk. The
Ceuti-al i.uber t'uion BBbaanhad an and tiunal *.-iO0
A leiiniitiuu Waaadupteil ceusurliig t'uuinilssioncr No\vt'"i,
of the Dijpailiucui of Public Watha, for removing John J,
Li ..lin fruin his position of ti .ic.. j>< 1 BSOaBSS he lia I boen a
aiippor'.er Bf Henry Oeorgo. The followliig resoiiitiou was
a.eu sdeptsi
Wo recogulxe cverv man in tho ranks of labor, who hus
lu tuc interval ol t ia monopoLatte parties, as traitors
M the interest ot lab ir, and declare -un men unworthy ol
lin- mis: repoaud 111 thom tty labor ui^a,nzatiuii*.
The report of the commit toe un the muller of .Tuhn Mc
Kinney etau-d that BTSpSI measures would betaken tu pun.sh
thc murderer. The Wesi gide PuTBttuM uni' ai pct Baiployes
repurled that A. Halton, of 'Un ly tim.isl. ami BlghthsSVtL,
I.a '. broken blt agreement as tu early closing, and tbe Arin
trallon Committee was insiructed to call on him.
STEAL! \G A LEG IS LA IT RE.
1HK FRA VD IB INDUNA l? LIHFKATELY PLANNED.
Er 1 ni The Indianapolis Journal.
That they [tue Legislative returus] express
tho resin! of a -ysteiuaiic, organized fraud .here ia no
rlniini?a fiaud p.-eari'auged lu this elly, at I hr Journal
Womel the Kepa 1 .can* of the Male many lnu.-s beture
tbeeleriiou Jh* Journal told the people that If the
intaiojus *arry maui, r nd not prove to be ?uflicienl the
rina of desperate ttamestei? wuui 1 resort to any sort of
fraud lo deleat Hie wdl of tba people and to Intrench
tboiuscivea In power. Th* result ts precisely as Ihe
Journal predicted. The Waterloo was, is some respects.
mucu mure disastrous and complete than wa* expected.
'1 bey hal little idea that the legislature would be lin
perilled sm! hence IDey were cainrnt napping for a time.
But wii-n tba emergency rudy revealed llsvif the fraud?
ulent methods arranged fur otuer purposes were
brought imo pUy here, and hy their use the expressed
wlil of tue people was defeated ?n-1 me Legislature re?
turned br tuis apparent slender uialonty.
In Clarke Couuiy. for lustinoe, ttiore caa he no ques?
tion of Hie delioerate theft ot a Senator, aud tbe aauie ia
true of ihe result In other plaees.
Tn* stealing of another representative In thia enmity
was Inieadcd aud arranged for. Coy told Mr. Unilliba
tbai they intended toeount him out, aad but for it mis?
take the sang made tn their estimate of his uialonty,
ibat additional bit of soouudralisiu would have beeu ac
in 1 tu pi is bed.
Ibe wuoie vote la Marlon County ls tainted and sat?
urated wiib freed, Ihe, Journal called publlo atlenliuu
fol days aud s eeks lo lue se Sf saes ii. lng devised uv ( ny
and bis corpa of beelera abd aconiidrele. Coy boasts
openly of bis melamie aud ol tueir success. !!y auy lair
expression ur tbe pu,.ular will, liol only wera the m sj or
I ar; nf tba Marlon Couuiy ticket elected, but the wuoie
ircisisilvs ticket a* weil.
1 wo members ol (be Huns* In this county wera delib?
erately aud pm i-o-e.y (lulen from lue Hepubliaan* by a
systematic, prearranged, BBaeefMd fraud, arranged to
cover Hie wnoia imuuty ticket lu tbe interests of uorrup
li n Bad cruulna Hy.
lb* revolution br ibe peopb. as expressed In the elec
t'ou nf last Tuesday, was one of lbs most remarkable
ever kuowu n the poiitioal history of tba rounuy. Ibe
impossible was accomplished. Tba Demo, racy were
unite.! out of their strongholds. Tue people relinked the
Mfaasses gerrymsmlsr, aud d*teiiuliied that lb* book*
Mould ii" upeiie 1 aud tbe mo. ty ru.ii.lel. li.ei di
ter,urned mat lien.-rsl Betijsutiu Harmon should be
re-eieeied lo tb* United H.ale* S*nal*. Tb* people
?lecied al lea.l ?*veuty-eigbl, and prooabiy eighty [lu
siead of BSVeotfsfs ir] uieinner* of tn* next Heueral
A*?eiubiy for lb* pm p.,se of oarrying out these reform*
and executing their will
lue apparent Heiuu.rr.lle majerltv In tba La*(fi?lalur*
la ike creature et colossal .ran 1. lhere mun be aoioe
wbere, lu ?ouie way, an adequate remedy for Ibe wrong*
attempted against ibe peop.r, L'uiass lhere Ia, law 1* a
mockery aud frc* government a [.nor,,
SHE DID NOT LIKB WOMB* OrSTOMEhB.
Prom Th* EitUburg Uxipafh.
"I bate women rtwtonier*," replied a saleswoman
In a dry goouV-tiire stn bid bern Baked jilunijily
whether abe preferred waiting ju men, aud UH* was
her plump aiuiwer.
" 1* h\ do rou prefer inenV'
"Becausg Dey know what they want, and do not
taro to keep you eland nut au bru v, h.ls tl,ey fuinble
Liver and 1 ninnie up tba good* on tbe lOtiuter. \ BJ
anly tn day I was -bowine s bf)y Dark sucking*'
ot coot-.i. ibey were all 1L0 same s ,t and quality.
yet she 'ragged every pair nit of that box and then
wanta 1 to see more. I hm'cl .!?? n tm. more boxes.
Just I ka 'Lu enc, and lb. n aehetl If we ba-', any HM I
'old ter no. ami then sba said I might wrap up one
pub- far her. ibe lady uext me ma. ? niuo fl/iferent
.ales to gentlemen v L1I0 J va* bm I lug \> iib (ks 01 e
woman. I ant going ?.; try to est a place in a hard?
ware atore. or eoin* jdHcs whet* wvmsu do apt have
to deal a iib voiueu "
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
DEMOCRATIC PIL^i-IMaT* WASHINGTON.
-KNATOR VK*r DORA " A LITTL1 BHOPI'INO "?BX
SENATOR M'UONALO HAYS ITffAlO"LT A 8L1UHI
SH(? WK H.
Washington, Nov. 7.e>?0(Bf>. OuBBBir Vent
li ..*, onie all Hie way io \V lahlugtoB to do ?? a lime snoo?
ping." Me assured a reporter to-dsy tbst bia vi?li t?
the White House was "merely e social g-M
end disouiiiieoietl entirely fron any pnlltioal ob|ecL"
"ll bad noi lung to lo, whatever, with rh-crae of Mr.
Renton, tbe District-Attorney who has ot*-ii suspended
fi.reet've pariiclnailon in polities. Bal the BSWeBaprf
men don't aeem lo be able to understand lt that ??),?<
a hair-.li.ien of them b .ve tri. d io interview me
on tbe *ame ino.ect ton after mon. Of course
I Would like tii nee Hellion reln*tai.-d. aa he I*
a friend ol mine, bul be has not requeued my
Mr. Y-st cnn ti n uei:
help lu the mailer anti I have not even examine! Into
Hie merita of his cue. You iee, I know very little about
lt."
" Wbai do you tbiuk of tbe Republicen galnit*' be
was aske I.
"They amount to very little. It I* true they gained a
few ex ra aeati In the (louee where tne Democrats
didn't vote. Where tbe eleoiloni were fonglil
bard the victory wai on our aide. Missouri bell
lur ground ni all events. Wu.-re the D-mo.-ney lost
it w..a on local and not oariy lasues. Ci vii ?arvioe re
form rut no more ti.ine in u tutu i,,e?e i..**e. will
.rlert Hie National election?that la, uot at all."
Another Democratic It.teaiiiaii In Waihttlgton ll OX
Senator McDonald, wno Hopes lo drop Hie pre tu Ho in Ins
title next winier. He ls here on '?purely leiral business,-'
bntialkaln ac* ti Hom and i tingan iv* wav aiton i indiana
I'f ute*. "Helieril apathy," in hu opinion, dil not
lent tbe Demo."aile h.. .t. t.. d- o it iu Indiana; neither
iloes he thin., ibe tariff tin-anon ii re*pouiil.l? for Deui
ocrailc losses lu thal -nate. "Hennral aintetiliou." lu
Mr. McDonald's opinion, il chargeable witn tim result.
Ile said :
"It was the stay-at-home Vote that defeated our can?
didates. There Waa disaffection milong the Deuiocr .is.
snd many ot them openly opposed our candidate-, nut I
think lhat the Democraia who voted for Hu* Itepunllcan
candidate* could Le counted on out'a dilkera. Mr.
I.ttwr.'? di*iricl, for instance, la pBiBOaratla r,e at l*ril
2,000 Toter, yet he wai defeated by a large majority,
lin- Deiiioclats slummed limn voling."
" What, ta your opinion, waa the principal cause of
ihe Democratic disaffection I '
"lt war uu.lnunie liy principally due to the appoint
ii.cn ?."
"And yet they aav that In Indiana more nf the 'ras?
cals' bare been turned out than In any other Mtate."
"' 1 lt- De m. ii, ni ot Indian, aro di***u?tl-*d with Hie
A ..inn..strati.ni not because lt en'..r.-*d tiie, Civil
hetvice |..w ? -Inch the Adniiiil'i rnllnn m h.am.I
io no bin beistise lt likes in enforce lt and brent**
lt enlnrtes lt .nhau ai'peille whir li I* loo creal mr Hie
dlie-tlon mt Ind! ina. The Civil -ervice law i? very un
p "P'liar in lu liana, aud li ia as unp tpuiar lo-day aa ll
ever was"
"Son rhody bs* aald that tf Mr. Cleveland ls to be
elected for a se.itB-1 residential leno lt ni net ne with?
out the vide of lieliana. VA hal do you inn, or thal " I
" (), I t-i in lt ibe tlisallecil tn or In.nene Deino
craii does noi t x ? u . so far as [hal. I
am sure tirst when ibe Presidential election camel
-mund the 1). in.irraii of In Han i will ral y ronni tnt
Den,..lian . ..ii udale*. Hie pres-n' til* affection l? tsm
I'Orarj. We are now paylnc Hie penalty of office and
I iu t mirage. \S t-are passing I h roil'.'t a ttanso lou period
wun verv giaaerarauia cxperirueee. lu llaua will be
D' Ut.a ral IC III 1888."
Among Hie oilier n-innrritle pilgrims In Waibuigion
wit:.in the last two or three days have bren ?? l-'rabk "
Junee, of New-llaiupsiiire, wlm dined with the 1'ieii.l. ul
ea FrldBf. Of course Mr. Jones's visit was ai "entirely
ii ...inne.-led from auy pnllilca! ui.jscl " ai wai thal of
-ri,ai.',- Veil.
?
TIIE CROWDED NATIONAL MUSEUM.
ri:t II --ni; BFKXCSI P. BAIRD DROIBQ AN APFBO
PlIAIION POH A NKW BI'II.DIS'i.
Wamii .GTOB, Nov. 7? ProfBBBM BpBDBer F.
lialrd, Direo or of Hie siiiiliisouian Insiitiuion aud ri
,.flit- ii heat) of th* BatlailBl Mus. uni. lu lils annual rat!*
matei ror the Museum ask* OeaeYas* 'o appropriate
?T'.'-II.OOO with wliieh lolieglu the t -dui.ruction Bl a Iie'.V
itu)ulm.- tojtlank lite Sunt:isoniaii|inii 1 Ung oil the welt ai
tue praam mu-euu. flanks it un tba east, lids
nun will coinplete tbe frtniti?ml one win.'of the new budd?
ing, and snottier nearly equal nun will probabiv be re
?i tlretl ta Mulsh tbs BtPBetlin. If the |irnpined Worl l's
Ki position la 1893, the pre)eel foi which li under con
dieratlon ny a coinuilifee nf Cougreei, meets with ap?
proval, tbo money iievotetl io thn BBB?iruetlon of Hie
? ew building, ll ls said, will tie a contribution of io miirh
ewart the i.eif-i.iry out.ay fnr that exposition. Rut
be uew itfBBtBIB is held lu be an Imiuadiala an I pr?ss
ug necessity, lt I* puit.io I o jt thal tbe lOO.OOO feet
<f exhibit.ou space in th-* nail of Hie present bull.lin*
WBtalB material whicn. In auy ol tbs great museum*
ll l.lirope, would be given I We of Ibien Hines IBO QpsOB
irronin l lo il herr. Ha mahogany esses have barely
pate i.mwtili lin Ul far IBB passage al Hie a nnem and
tbserver. Willie the cosily and c.illulia exhibits w ti,In
.rs lu maur leetearai pei'Beg lowen.er lue me earea iu
i eouutry st tte. How to nmi rama tor mn ttleal me
u. iit-.s an r fer tbe ai Ile.e? cunti'billed by thc Japau
le Onveruiiieiit, now on than way hillier, llluil rating
ill the useltii and m na uenis. ari t.i ibai curious peuple,
? re among the prnlileius wblcb tbe .Mu-en ? ..ullioriilei
.re trying lo aotva. Meveral ot the lony or more ol Iba
Iritarliuetilr tn Hie Mtiaeiim bava i. a. neil', ?? r-pr
leiiialloii 111 (be ex III billilli, lt biting thought bee! liy
heir curator* nut to make dispiiys wblcU in their inti ?
macy w.mid only be lantall/lu.' or lalBleadtae. -caree y
ntl of the dep.rlmeuis bave mire than a fraci.ou of
oe si'at e iii- ) i .,11,1.'. The maierlali ready prepared
or tllii'lay are packed lu esses, Jan end other
.i ii. .'t lu collara, crypts sud garr-is,
iud a small village of una gbtly woad u
.11ui'liim, erected from tims to ilma fur special
.... i c..sr*, ii pa ? ? i .ro.ii ll mr to ceiling wi in ii.-u ma
eri.iii, wincn rc ut lin oninm-hed by the sc u-till-la and
aorkraaa af ihn Muaeaie. l'ronabiy a i.?r uirea toor ..r
?xml.ns. luiirriis.i freie the < eeu-eeial Ezpeeitloa, com
irlsina srtlstle br bibs, tiles. Burarie ns amt ainousand
.ar.elisa of typical handiwork of loreign countries, re?
liant rn th- o. isiual boxes lu v. bub ihe) wrie ?liipp, il
rom i'ld iadi litlila tan mn eeo. Were tn- new bulbi?
ng ready tor occupancy lo- lav Hi eui ire ipaoe would he
.aken up at once wilt. aalaat"d ebtoeta aiready pre
i.inti for dispisy. The workshops of tbe la*
1111iition ere crowded lino etd cu nen ol all
lie burrowell tun,dings In the neighborhood, and lbs
rZMtanalsts and worner! In plasiei, clay, min wood
(Mirana tn-n aalliaga nuder etreawrtaeooa of duconreg
Hg un?..oifu.euee. The Museum ullbers say i hal ilia
mt in auy event Intended ur de-ired to pul upun ei
ilbltinn linn* titan a fracilou of tue mass of material
*i.ie-ii I* or will lie in tue poiseiilun of Hie hutmill n
lue exhibits in many departments wul tie Uul the
lidless of those bell in reserve. Thr working oullec
nour wl.l remain peaked lu tran, urawen aul re
?ejitiicles dest.-ned with a view at Ol.Cc io erotiutuy nf
?gaea aud acoeriilnlity for Hildy and comparison. Tbs
|ireieai museum building cost 9-ftO,OUO aid waa com
ulet d less than six year* ago. Tue new i.inldi ig li de
uglied to he ot about me lame il/.-, bul Hie merral-.I
trie- of mate ul anti labor, and tue pravleleoa tel
?ellar arni working room which ihe preeeel ituibnug
eeks, wiii, ll li ii.iuigi.i, make e more colily under?
rating.
DB8IGN8 FOK THE (JI.CI.-.KR BALTIMORE.
riiK PLANS I'CHCIIA.K.U IV KN(iLANI) .llnW.V TO IH_
DKfKCriVK?(HANOK3 MADK IN THEM.
Washington, Nov. 7.?Tlicre fe conaiderablo
wei-guarded criticism among oin or* or the Navy on
luty at tue Navy Department over tho changer that
lave necessarily in-eu in nie lu the Hugill, design! and
i|iecitlo*lloi)! for the machinery ot the proposed nsw
trulser " No. 'A," to be known ai tho Baltimore. Plani
sere never more fully and elaborately prepare! for any
lalional undertaking than tb -re piircbaM.il abroad by
'rcreiary Whitney from Armstrong & Co., end drawn
iy their naval arcburct, W. Il White. In purchailug
bein abroad not ouly ill 1 Secretary Whitney discredit
lineru-aii n rival archltecta.biit ba paid an enormous price
ur these "elaborate" l'uglub dangin wtneu have bad to
ie cb.ii,ged by ibe bureau of _ieain tngiueerlng ; tblr
mt only to make th* machinery safs, mu a so Mia; aome
nrt? o mid ne made to won at ali. Kor instance, tbe
ri.lnal Hani snow tbs dime from the opening ..."
ne rurnsce* in tba boilers to tbe res>l-pumpi to tte ls*
usn the length a. the gratei.no that there could not
lonibly be sufficient apace for the fire-mom foroe to
rurk lb* tire toola. Li gi neera know tbat crimped apses
ronni prevent free working al flrsa an I, cuuseuurul y,
ne keeping-lip or rteatn. Tue ipeelfleai.eB.ae. emended,
esds: "Tbs main emt suxilinry feed-pumps will reen
e lernred tn e piate-and-anr e braaket built on me
ihwartsbp biilkneal of ll* tire-room. Ihr .,ni,ti?ns ot
Hese pump* trill nat be ntshmrii in the drnirin.ru Inil trill
e changed, tn order to alloio room lo work the ires, aa
allowa," ela
Auoiher rprclfleatlon ibowi that tbe dry pipe*
ad |a l>e changed fruin the original plain
a or.br to make them lars. 'itu, m.. ?**
bsngei iu tbs sion valves and boiisr in*. .,,.* Tuen
lie m..in atea-n-plpe bsd le be changed ?? i? ?,,,,,?,i-e
,e change ut total disclement nf the machinery by tm
cadent tn Ute steam lillies. " I'lie or.ginal plan Un. wal
u arrangement of ileatc-plpei Beeb dial a breakaga si
Imo*! suy poiai would tata.ly dliable both aria ol
n gi it-1.
ll la to be regretted thst oli.ui... had to be insde, be?
edie, If anyibinggoea wrougon h*rtrisl tbs "eroaksta"
'III lay the entire blaine to tlie luujin.'alloui male
ece?iary by lbs oversignt of Hie I.ngllab de.lg er*;
ut, if everyiLlng guee well, Ui*u me credit will be
lv-n to (li* Kugllih deileueri. Tet.lt li aduiittel by
larine architect! and budden Hist ir the original p.sna
f neara and dry pipes and valves bad b*eu Iel alone
ley weii'd nirely have k'llsd the whm- engneer'i furor
i tbe tlre-roiiii. Hie tlrst time the boilsri wsre prims l.
endri itu. .langer the va?iel could not po-aloly make
M speed lnteuded es there wai not room to work the
ree.
TIIE FUTUBI OF NATIONAL DANK8,
N01UKK NUT roll MR. OAIILA ND IO (TIACK?WHA1
OOBTBOll M IBBBBOLM sa YB.
\V.WIiN-OTOM, Nov. 7 Special )-\n au i_t_r
i.w ou the efleol of the Alloruuy-Uauerai'a opinion
?Si., cling United Blair! bondi winch have been drpur
ed to roc ure National bask circulsllon sud un w muli
ilerert has rs ne.I, Controller Treuhoiii sattl to-dey:
" If n batik had deponted boaiti wltb tba 1 rraiurrr of
ie C .it. d Bister In trult lo secure Its uoles, sud tba
icrstsry of tbe T.eeeur_Nheult| say te Treasurer Jor
sn, ' burreuuer those bondi for rrdempttou,' Mr. Jordan
uuld reply ' No, I am bound url lo lianif.r iiiem to
?f body without tbe authority of the bank by which
ie/wera drp-islted with ms latruit,' So you iee, al
lough thrre bondi ere lu the poireiilou of Tteaa
iy officials, tbey canuol bs rurreadered fer
idemptlou ou tbe call ol the becratery of ibo 1 reasury
it neut rt.m of tue bank. If -TaflBBBl b mk! do not
?er h.-law I ih.!i rik tba Attorney-Oenaral what I
ni-ttlo. You know a failure to ooinply with tbe law
Hiders e National bank liable tu forfeit lu ehsrter at
ny tune, a., mal if a bank falls le keep on Be posit tbe
ad of bouda required bylaw, lt tua/ be proceeded
against In lae court* for tbe forfeiture of Its ohartar, but
so viulenl a remedy would be resorted to only ag an un?
avoidable public dnty."
"T*e volume of National hank enrrencv at present In
mund numbers la about g'JI7.00l).()UO. Il baa
decreased about fjr2r?.000.0 "0 in tue last yeer,
cbieflr by the continue I redemption of 3 per cent
bonds an I ihe railure of B m <a tl Hanks to replace them
with other avtllahle Interest-bearing bunda The
.Sal Ional bank currency now In circulation ls r*pre?
sented hy United State* bonds auiuuntlng tu uv-r
g : u.'i.i.i.'i'i i, ,.r wino.i m. i -; .. ni i.ii ni ar* a per
eula amt ali lb* rest 4 and I >9 per eenie, witb per?
haps a tew million Pacitlu ?ixes. The amount
which * bank must deposit with the Treasurer of
tue tin i te I xt 'les is r g.ii ate t br tn* a noa nt ul l's o i It
Hal. A bank with gSAOOO capital I* til* ?m*'l*si hank
cuaitered. fr * bink's cap, al be over $i.>o,o*io. it
nuts' il push 990.00 i bafore it c m obtain us rinrter.
A dive this niiniinn o ,, y bank in ir deposit as mucli as
il cnn uses, nut exceeding th* Biases! o' HI csp ul, and
Is-ue currency tu the imu'inf nt !l 1 n*r cern nf its dc
posii. If mee pital of i bank I* f-lfi ?.<> 00 or under, lt
must ib-pusH L'ui ed--ute* !>,i.nts to the amnd it of at
least one-ruurMi nf Us capital. N ? w so ne nail* have
deposited a gie,it deal m.ir- than Ibe iiiluiiniiiii re?
quired to allow them io do business.
ewe instance, while no nank ts bunni io
deposit more ibm g."> i.noo, a New-Knglanrt
bank, which owned s.oiie of ibe builds oallel tb* oilier
liv, hil Bearii gi,000,000 III nun ls on de noll t an I ba I
Iii crculation currency tn ihe amount of y ? per cent af
Ita .lepusit. That henk could have nmnltods of thud
san 's Sf Its s.-cuntles redeemed sad co a.I still remain
In hiitin-sa without, reolactng them. Bet lt ls not as
wu a all .Vin.mai banks. Kiims nf th*m hav* on deposit
only the in'ulinuui wlnoi ipi nillss them for business. Il
may ne dillie.i ? or Lupossinle, or mipr ill able for some
of them tu renl ice 3 per cent securities when called
with mora expensive hotel., so thai the calling In of the
3 per neut bund* owned .nd used ny sued a
nank mar not ouly cancel tbe bank's currency, mn
may squeeze out of misiness a* a Natmn.41
bank, lint wnnrever a National bank, or any bank,
c's s up there is at leal a local financial disturb inca,
lhere ls no bank (n In-n/nill,-mt th al some tra leam tn,
or si,ail uianufiioiiirer, or farmer, ls not ependeui upon
IK arcnmino laMon in his iiusines*, and I aiall say that.
If many N's tums! li mks were io he pressed out nf the
.National Hanking system Bf anv cause, ti would be
? iifllniaut to affent appr.iei mir the entire Indus'rv and
business or nie country. Wliat may happea ie this re?
gard depends so ontireiy np.ni the vImws of bank di?
rectors, t nat ii is liupostinle for me to make any definite
forecast"
THE IUVK-i OBKYIBG THE LAW.
WAsnisHTOv, Nov. 7.?It is stated that tho
opinion civeu by the Altornsv-H'i.ier tl as lo 'lie un i
v ai lalo. I y of called 3 p-r emit bout* a* a basis of
National bank circulation will mus no eba iga iu the
altitude of the Treasury Depart-nn-it, boonu* this
opinion only confirmed the rule heretofore followed.
The hanks have withdrawn fruin deposit and presented
for raBaMptlae aaeriy $40.000,000 at 3 per cern bonds
since August lg, me date nf tbe first call fo- $10.00'),000.
At the (sine rat* hereafter ll ia expected that with Iraw
als w ll keep pace fairly with future calla Agiltislthe
gaAOOOyOOO :t Me Baaia with irawn, th-re have been
oaiyabaeif>B,000.000af eiaor hoe M depisiied. so that
Hie Igtal aniuiiul of bun ls on dep ult to (Seiire National
bank circulation bat bean reduced by about 031,00 1.000,
contracting th* etroalattaa by about $Js~.o'K).o><v if
the proportions are preserved th mu .-noni the cUanges
resulting fruin future cads af 3 per eent beets, there
?agheefartherooatraeiMa of about $is,ooi>,'ioo by
the tune all IBeaa bonis ara withdrawn. It ls said at
tn* treasury mat ibis contrtiniuii lu tue volume of
.National bank circulation wi il not, bs felt in tn* chan?
nels nf tr ide, because .Vi'loual .ann note* ir th Ira tu
fruin clrcul.it inn win in- replaced by ilishu s-iueus fra n
tlie treasury, md In idditi ni the h inks that surreud r
bouda amt reduce their circulation rec -ire uinnev fur In
per cent of the bunds reueemed and 5 per cent
or Hie circulation surrendered, making 1 ! 'a per
cent upon the face ot in* nonda, On August lg the
total .mimili.- of 3 ocr cen-, bunds Beni bk' the hanns as a
I,,.i. tm circulation was a little more th.tu
I103.000.00U; su timi, when these bon a are al! paid,
lliei: payment will put Iii clrcu.allon gl4.900.000 mum
I ian Ibe amount of currency tuen outslau nug un these
li.nuts. 1 lie redemption of National bink notes ls a
? luw process ihe Mat repmt af Hie treasurer showed
that he was hoi.lin.' geO.U 10,000 of lavvrm aieaev foe
tne r-d-inpnoo m nuieian ii ,g ink circiila'imi. atl 1 o
course the mure rapid i lie surrender of elrrulaitOu the
larger will be the amount r> .pured tn be bell IU till?
ite,i-ury natll tb* peupl* choose to send the uotea lu
aud lake lawful money instead
DMTKMUnfMD to olino sew-YORK.
Pim adi'Limiia, Nov. 7 ."-/I'v/ti . - Tilt* man?
ezers of the chrysanthemum show of tbe I'.-nnsyivanla
llorti'-ultural Society winch opens In their bau ou
I nesdav evening announce lt us their lateattoa M Bl>
eel the New York exhibition. Many specimens will be
brought ou from New-Yuin.
-s>
PMOEBSMOM OMOMWhLL Talks OS BOLLARD.
S ai nug the rtewi eeOeeted bp gtofaasw Oeenrs R.I
< 'i om ?e ii serial ala last mai war lan la Europa none aaa a
Kii-aiei mn net than those pn-enteil last oveunig al Ibe
i.r.uid Open House ol e. cms Ul Hal lauri, luina raWBIM
-oiniiientaries on the UluatnOOaS shown upon the sile n.
snaclpaii) rabmeg ta Amatttlaai wiM Ita qualal ult build
inge as weil as Hs han.lsoine ininlern aiiueii.i es. I h- .eci iirnr
l?.it in a hu onions war U|miii tue iiiauuers and i uslo ns ol
Jin people and cave entertaining au.I .ii -ti m liv o dc.-., mil,on,
>i wii^i ne I, ni-.-.-ii a. larc* aad asoreuiaUve aaiistoc* r*
ciel ... hit Was said and showuw.lU flo.|Ueut ua'.JUisbul
ipplause.
A WHOLE CLASS JOISs THB CUVIICU.
An uniisiiallv interest .m: Ban MM tonk place at tbe Pilgrim
SaagrasaMMol Chorea, Hart?, jaaiiardaj morning, narra
(iris, au eultre class of the Munday school, of winch Miss Char
otto Hickox IS the leach.1, nut. bed lo the Holli ol Ibu pulpit
sn, ii the Kev. Di. H. H. Virgin anuounced thal t.
ii iiiiiie with Me i nuren wuuei be reoeivatt A largs -do-.it w
vin al h.. inn I a.lt the middle Wita te-itooiis ol rich ripe
;r.i|.es was plai ? ??: upoo Hie plsltoi ,n, miL-geelivitof Ibo Jewish
uoU-lu ul Ibo " olloi .ng ot inst ii nils to Hie l.uriL"
WBDMBAL Jt SHOES IS SOCIETY.
rraaftftiffrn ???#fy fe fha Balhanraaaa.
They aro must all men of such pieaSBM ai to at
raci a u-i.tion, eves when their .drniity is uuhnowu.
or. Juat.ee bradley liva* On let,, mucn clo-er to the
aplin, UiBO h.- I.m.her- Ol i h "5 bench, and t- les* ee*n
ii ine avenue than they. He i* evan my ol med.um
.eitbi, and at eleni o. nu.ll. but bia lace ut such lu.it
mo will nilli aim look as b? paaea* by. He Ives .ii
he nw thal thiea leading Deuwcntli Bena lora, Just
ajfore ibe war, cee.uei to in.ike the mo-t la.-hionable
,d.irier of washington, and the eame row where
.in-ni- Grant sw Khama subaaqueaHy rssklsd,
thiel Jual,ie Wale, w hu lives also on Iel., bul
, mile .ii.u a bali weet ul Ju.-live Liadloy, gcueraU.
valli- alone.
.mst c. Harlan, who went to Itockville last wln'er
0 live, when i.o ionic- on tbe avenue wallis with
llfferent members ol the court. Sometime* bs bib)
1 us tics Ci-*\ will come along together. Judje Har
on i- a man "f sole nd al buibT, even lui ? Kentuckaa.
lo eau is-;l;>' looa nown on nine mon out of ten that
ie pa-ses, but when be walka With JudgB li ruy he ba*
o look up, a- the latter is really gigantic ir ha pm
ionium*. Iii* trams I- not. however, so w*u built
iud he is not a* graceful iu bia movements us Ju Jg?
tar an.
Justin Miller, like tho Chief Justice, Beean! to pre
*r a wilta.t; protneissdo Hi? if one "I the best
mown figure- on the avenue, bot ho rarely has com
iiiiy, aud his mo-t intimate fi.en ls ate uot apt to
oin him unlc-s lavttrd He is "h* of tb* pol.lie men
iere who wear evening dress .tpoti all or. anions, and
t meal Le an exireinelv bitter and inclcmet day
st.r-ii h* lupptoments it with an overcoat. Curiosity
ia- hecii expr**-ed aa to the reason for Hie pedestrian
,rucbvities of the i-iipretiie court JuatMM,
it i? said that they god the exercise absolutely
lecessary. for in addition to their Judicial labor*,
ley h.i'-i> to perform umro social duties than any
Her nine mon In the United Plates, if not m the
mri I. No -well dinner in Washington rn rooaklared
ompiote without 'he presence of one or mon mem
ers of the Supreme court, and almost all of tbe
us'Ices entertain iar^ely theniselve,.
No one In Wa?hit-gion gives moic frequent or more
labora'e diDn?-r? Mini .lu-t c* Battehford, and il,
i.ui-iiti of .in-* co Mhtthewa has long been noted
ir llt< ra ry rauniOiM where Uie fcaat of rta-iOii played
nly a secondary part.
TUE SUyPAY TRI BU S'S.
The Kev. Dr. Edward Everett na|e coatribnte-i
0 r.iK Scvt'AY TitniofK of yesterday a sketch of
Urviini College'-, twa haadredaad fifty yearn of
tai Mrs Helen Campbell described some uiethiids
f a prospcrou!* firm ni dealing with women cm
Inyoii; Ucneral liadeuu told of Grant's Visit to
'aglaad ; Mr. Bslgac Fawcett continued his "Con
;(ojions of Claud": tho Parts correspondent re
OTtad ft diuni-r-bour chat with Emilio Caatelar ;
itun Pedro's Knipiro. and Humors of Clerical Life
rere topics of book reviews; A Good Turasinug
as an exciting Indian story; a Boston corro
oaindout told of tbe work of women pbysiclau*
here; other features were At the Waid-li'mini
aide. Stories About People, Chat About Men god
bing*, Current Anecdote*. Players and Managers,
mung the Churcaes, Weet id Society, National
,iard New*, ibo Priuoeton Scientific Expedition of
M^d, etc. Leading news topics were us follows:
FourtcN.? The nows in London; Liberal reunion
ot promoted et Loeds. n^j= 1'lje Egyptian ques
100 = Austria's efforts in bohaif of Bulgaria.
== Wrecks ulong tho British cunt. ~~ An
iiiierican artist assaulted in Prance.-Kusstati
urays in rtamella. =?- Sale of a wifo aud five
tiildren for $70. i ? Politics iu Bavaria.
1) mi in .-Ihe celebration of Harv ird's two
iiiinlifil-anil-lifiioth audiveraarv.-lliroat
iicil renewal of tho atriko tu Chicago. _-= Ex
'i*enlent Hares opening fha Nationnl Prison Cnn
;rese in Atlunta. :~^= iHsaatisfled cotton-spinners
n Fall airer. Mass. = Ihe ouicial lount in
>ew-Jersev. ?_ Bioyclo records broken liv Al
roil McCurdy, ol Ly un. r-? Last day sf the Ivy
itv races.
CUT amp KtmcitiiAS.?M. Bartholdi pleased with
he illumination nf his .S-Htn*.-? Close of the
1 orso r;bow. =S Euthusiaatio inoHtiiia Of Hean
li-mgc's followers. . _?7 Koawell P. Flower ge*
lgnetl Noni tn- BBfeWBf Couiniis-ion. BSS3 I lu
(arv. A Mackay-S mill has resigiied fruin St.
I h..msw*'a < hinch. _^.= A ?OBsdl progowSd for thc
iieintiers of the Angelo Comnanv. I'tepara
Idiis lortlerman opera. ^=-? Au eleetrte street
tax motor leal ed. - 3 Goid tuiuo ol ilia lugul
onder silver dollar' 412*| gralaaVdO 1-ltld.porouuic
-70. 8 couta. :-= riioige active mid Irregular,
ilusiua Nurong.
Copioaiuay still bu had at t!u o.lioo Or by mail,
nxtomi yagu*. i'Uwo J vuulg.
A NEW HIGHWAY FOR TRAD!
TUB HARLEM TO lie ot'...-. ED FOR SHIP*
IMPKdVRMKVT, LOMO D'SC USS BO, THAT WILL BOO,
ll IlKIJIIV ? SCOP-' OK fill PHOJI'CT.
Tim Secretary af War on October 7 approved th
last rii|iurt of the engineers 'or the pr 1,10*11 iir
prove-neut nf the Mar eui Uiver, amt tbore il n
mason why thn work should not tuiw be begini a
once, for more thto twenty ve irs tms project ha
hoon nuder OOM. lerati-in. C'>n_rrese and tho .Stat
Legislature have passed laws reg trling it
engine,*? have BB-HBlaBB, surveyed ainl vvrittei
vol huh tiona reports, gad private citizens who Iiav
tho ROB Inf the city inil MM d -veiopii-ent of it
cniii.nerci' ut heart tiavo spent limo and euergv ii
bringing lihou, the remit, which ii m>w pr_cti*:alh
accon.plis.'ied. It is (inf. easy to overestimate tht
.ininti I m. o of the firttritiseil improvements Ttl!
ll.ii loin Uiver lg no longer the unrlheru ooundarv
of the citv | it now passes through a purni lona sb.I
rapidly growing distrmt, which ileniiii'ls a share in
tba a I vantages thrit BBB- so lung beea enjoyed by
the southon portions of tho town. If th'* Harlem
l.ivor were mule navi .ablo. its banks would soul,
bo crowdal with elevators, brick-vards, coal
vards. lumber-yards, an.l in fact with all the
terminal facilities of extensive commerce. Tbe
trade from the hanks of tue Hudson, tho Groat
L.ikei ninl tho West, whicli now pisses-lown the
N'tirlh Uiver to tho llirtery anl then up tue Kasl
River into Lou* Isiaml .Souml and so to the New
Rag-gad Stan.*, wmltl be anvil a-listance of
twenty miles if the Harlem were open to naviga?
tion. The loni* stnin?* of unsightly canal boats
which now era vd tts nub ir. rendering naviga?
tion diBaall aaa Illlag Uta alia* along West-at.
ami Baath ML, wtiuM tuon lad their most con?
venient laoaflagl between So ivteo Duwil .md
High Illidge, The iinpetns that would be given
to the development of Harlan, and the Annexed
District would be immense, while the relief to the
?muthern tlisrriets. overburden xl with shipping.
wn'iltl bo equally alviiirageous.
Oeneral Kgbert L. Vielo bas probably been morn
insirnuii'iital than anv oilier man in bringing the
Qovarameat to ainneciale the value ol' tue 11.ir lem
Uiver aa a Ingiivvay of coin moree. Oeneral Vieie
has always rogar le 1 tis work as, in a certain
way. bequeathed to him bv his father, Jobn L.
\'.c|o, vv'io was a State .Senator and a Judge of the
Court af Urrors far uiauy fears, aad wmse lutln
bbob allied materially in lha passage of the fro
('anal billa through the I_?-__- slam 'e. After the
canal was opened on October _f?i. ls_j."i, a medal
was struck oil ami a memorial book was published,
with main an'l plans of the work and pictures ol'
tin* grand illustrations by vb Kb the event was
celebrate.I in the city of New-York. A copy of the
book, windi is now extremely rare, and one of the
medals, were presen ted by thu city to John I,.
Viole, as one of the 'atliers of rhe canal, tieueral
Vielo still has these souvenirs, ami thev have
probab'y serve, I t<? keep alive tho desire tn seo his
father's work aaiaplatad] for Oaaaral Viole ha*
alivavs len ir led the Harlem Uiver as the Batata1
.iii.i true tor.muns ot the Brig Canal. He hrs!
made li s ito ur public in an editorial pnbl'shed in
The ll-ra'd la the early part of IMO-, lina was one
of gaarieaof artU-lee nn Hie dev. epntPat ami im
lii'ivt'iueiit of the metnip ills, lu luis article, after
i flori ing to tue over-crowded condition of the
writer front and the Harbor .ind to the long detour
around the city winch must be matin bv the com
BBrea bound from the cauai to New-l.ngl.nnl,
Uaaatal Viele nays:
A canal, '.'OD feet wide and 20 feet deep, connect?
ing tbe Noith ami Kaat rivers, should lie construct?
ed or foi inni irom I lie Harlem Ki ver, uti I a grand
basin ol ino acraa ar toora la intent should be
made of the low uni ti'.w ovoi lin .veil by tue lido.
Stone piers anti bo I kima, ls abould afford proper
iv li i rf fii'ilitie*, ami couiiuotlioua tire-oruof
elevators sin.tn.i be constructed.
MAXY SCHEME- THAT CAME TO J. AL"OUT.
It was almost ten years, hu .inver, before
Congraggactad upou tbasa a&eallaat suggestion! of
l.t-m-ra. Viole; for although Vie Marlen Uiver is
miitiroly withiu tho .State af New-iork, yet as Iga
wateri rise an 1 fall with tbo title. Its improvement
[alla wubin the privmoe of the Kadara! (iovern
notit. Uv Act of June 211, ls7t. Congress author
zed a survey of the Hartam i.iver, with a view to
?emlen tm it navigable. The work was entrusteil
,o i ictii'i'ii! John Newton, the eugiuoer of the work
it Hell Oate uml the present Commissioner ot
.'ublic Warka His report is dated february IH,
l-)7.i. It begins with a historical sketch of the
tartan Uiver, which shows that tho importance of
dis stream to the commerce of tiie city ti is lorin
x-en appreciate L lu 1827 aa Aat lo incorporate
lie Harlem Uiver Canal Company was passed by
he Legislature, and rhe company was authorize!
o brui.1 a canal from Sp iyt-n liny vii Creek to tbe
larb'tn Uiver, anti to improve the Harlem Uiver so
i-tn a'!.ml easy navigation from thu Hudson to
ba Kast Uiver. Two years were allowel for the
oiiipl**tif)n of the woi k. lo 1-39 tba Hmo expired
md. was extended two yean. In l*v.ti tlie same
Let was reviaed and coutinued. aad the time was
low limited to live, years. Nothing, ho we v-r. was
iver done nuder thia charter.
In KM the citv also turned its attention to the
tnpr OVB-MOt or the Harli m. At tile inst nico of the
'ommnn Council, George C. Shae'lcr made u survey
d' the Harlem, with a view to reu lonng it
lavigabla. He recommended that Spaytea Duyvil
'reek should be atraig. tenet! bv a canal cut
brough the norlherti eui of Manhattan Island.
his |is in a general way tiie plan which has just
iren approved by tho Secretary of War. f tie pro
t*ct now slumbered for twenty years. In L8M tho
(lvisnry council of the State Coniinisiiou ou Har
>or Improveiiietits laitl dowu a pier and bulkhead
Inc for .the Hal lem Uiver, but it lem,led io leave
be question of improvement of the river to en?
ticers. Tho next year. 1-07. a concurrent rosolu
iiin cf the State Legislature was passed, requesting
Senators and Uepresen tat ives [_? Cougress^to procure
he passage of a bill forthe removal of all ob?
trudions to navigation on the Harlem and an ao
iropriation for that object. The New-Vork delega
icn dues not seem to (have possessed ita pre.*eut.
diltlic spirit ami energy ; for nothing came of thia
ppaal, and in .EEO tho Legislature direoted tbe
iii'MTvisora of N'ew-Yorlt Couuty to hive a survey
lade v. i'll a vietr to ascertaining if the Harlem
.iver could bo made navigable. Under the direc
ions of the Supervisors, J. McLeod Murphy made a
urvey and reported. In tho Harlem Uiver a con
inuotia depth of ten feet at mea ti low water was,
o thought. auiBcieut, aud ho prop,iso.1 fo cut in
bout the saiiiu position as that recommended by
Ir. shaefler, to avoid thu bends in Spuyteu Duyvil
reek.
In 1H..3 another canal company waa incorporate
v* the Legislature It was to be known as the
ludsoti mid Harlem Uiver Canal Comp my. The
?ual was to be uot leas than sixty ft et wide and
.ven leet deep. Thia project was, thcieforo, a
inch smaller uudertakiug than the oue now in coo
?mplation, Hut the company alio intended to cat
trough the mirth tu part of lian Ian's Island,
ii owing the line of the Bronx Kills, so as to open
passage eastward for veasols cuuiiug tbrough tho
anal, and enable them to avoid the dangers ami
etoursof Hull Gate. This acbeiue, however, ex
silent aa lt waa, came to naugut like all ita pre
ecessora. In 1 ?st;:* tbe charter of the coiupanv
mi.,.' I, and no work bail .i ??? i uccomiiliiiied. 1 he
.egislature extended tbe tune lor turee years, and
i 1-*.ii7 lor taroo years m.no. Tue worn, however,
asuevor begun, aud theoliarter expired by liuiita
oii. Ibis waa tbo last ol' the abortive projecta by
ie State aud the city tor the Improv-ma it of the
larlein, bo tu to the federal GoveiinueiH took tua
ork iu hand and ordered the survey by General
ewtou.
_.KII.(.__9 TUAT MUST COME DOWN.
It appeara from Genoral N'ewtoa'a report that the
nt of tue mauy obstructions which now mn ler
it* Harlem unnavigable waa MuCoiub'a Dam.
kt Slate Legislature grauted Mi Comb a charter to
uild this dam iu lil J; but he waa to leave a
asaaga way rn the middle for veasela. The dani
taalf was bad euou.h, the rep ? rt soya, but wbeu,
ii the nest year, MoCoiti'i built ula dam, be
egleetei to leave a paeiage. Thia dam waa a
tamilng grievance until li JD. In that year tha
ttuen* t-. ii, the law into ttielr own bauds. K
'it'/.nia' 0 'mmittea was formad, which witji
.ewis G. Morna at its head, marched to the dum
iud tore lt down. Tbe dam has since bean re?
faced by tho preaont MoComb'a Dam Illidge.
-Inch, thu eugmncri complaia, la aliuoit at bad bo
ji I obatraotloa se tho former structure. It is higher
above the ester tnan some of the other brid gas,
bat lt encroaches too much upon the water-war
and must be removed when the improvements sro
comp!,-tmi. Harlen Bridge and tho New-York and
Harlem Railroad Bridgo cauae little obstruction to
tiles and currents, but their height shore tbs
irater is not satrlcient to permit tugs to pas* with
on opening tho draw. This, says Engiueor New?
ton, , is so sellout sn oversight as to render it
net tam that their removal will be fixed al no dis?
tant day. High Bridge not only encroaches with
its piers u.nioe'ssir y upon the water-way. lint
alas ita approaches have contracted the width of
Ihe river. Iligli Bridge, however. !s sa'*) tro.n tho
eugiueors, sud un atte.npt it to be made to disturb
it. Tho two bridge* n?xt In order are Fordham
Bridge anl Kiug'e Bridge. They obstruct tba
waterway, bat before they are rea hed the line of
the (reposed Improvements strikes acroas tho
northern part of Manhattan Islad I by a canal so
that ttiese two bridget need not be distur rgA
FiuaiSv. tb* rtilrotd bridge at the mouth o .Spuy
teu Derril Crook mist eenie down, and lt* place*
be supplied, if p ubi ole. by a tuunel.
''.?iiT.il Newton ni.!i los lulus report the fol
lowi'ig statement of tho ".radio betwoen tue North
Uiver and eastern ports:
Brick.Si.ooo.oW)
lenient.. 7.10.0*)
lll.ie-.louo. e.
Coal. 1 03
f This is said to iuclnde al IJ tfin.Vo.-tl. La in ber is
not JJncluded | noitti-T are cereals. Tbe proposed
improvements will render the distance to lie trav?
elled by tins Urge b > ly of trade over twenty miles
shorter than at present.
PLA!* OK THK W.lKK-OOviVfH'UOVKRT FKR*.
ihe stream that separates Manhattan Island (rom
the mainland leaves tlie lludsiu Ificer at about
rwo-liumlre l-ati l-tweiitietii-sl. It is here c tile t
?Snnvteu I) i/vil Creek and has a wide mouth,
across which .asses the low. pilo-supporte I bridu-e
of the Spdy-|eu Dayvil branch of ths Hudvm
Uter li u I roil. Tho width of the ere ??, however,
rapidly decmatea and the stroan, awecning
to the -mitti anl then rot.irmng te tba
north, ferns twa peninsulas, one projecting from
the ii'.iini md into tho boundary of tue island and
tue other and larder oue cutting a big alice of
territory ont of the A.lietel District. Hence tie
stream, winch is uow diiuided by the name of the
Harlem liver, run s ur li rpg 1 southe itt, em Kyimr
into Hie Beaad about live miles goats: of the mouth
of Spuyteu Duvvil Crock, lue chief part of the
work of iMproveMOat will co.isist in rendering
Seaytea DujVii Creek navigible. It was at first
nilen ted that tue sluo channel I'tOBld follaay all
the sinuosities ol Hie stream but it was afterward
decided to cut ii citii.il threegfa thu hasse ed tua
two peninsulas, ono on the mainland and tba
otuer on Manhattan Island, and tims join tia
Harlem Kivor directly with the mouth af BpBftBB
Days tl Creek. Taroaahuet the Harlem Rivera
channel alli Im Barked val sad Jr Igedwhen
BOOBS iaiy. rho width of Hie channel aili las IN!
feet, exiept in one spot near High Bridge* an ; too
leptb .it ineyn low water will be twenty f.-,-t.
General Newton bahia report submitted tao e-ti
mat?*a of c?st tine was tor a channel SAO t?ot
ni width and tilfecn ie ?! in dei th, which li* calcu?
lated willi eeat t-.TTT.'.Tl ll. ihe nf ber,
JrtO fo*>t iii wnltu and twi Ive fi ct in depth, was to
cost 2.'27iKi'-~> 1>. rho present nioject. however,
winch eon tam pl ates s channel aider an<t draper
(baa either ol these, will Bot, it is bed.-.eil, in?
voice an outlay of much over two and a half
millions.
'.iinin the surveyor's report Congress made an
appropriation of KtsJO.OUO tor tua BJ n? in J uno.
1070, aiidauailditioii.il appropriation at IllMLUUO
ia Marett, li?!*, lt w.s. however, stipulated in
these nets rinti tho appropriations Should not be?
come available until tba right ?>t woy should be
secured to tho Cn tel .States lrce ol cost. Tba
lind through which tl ?* Canal was to be cut, short
ening the lina ol Beavien Dayvil Creek, bali
principally to tb* Oyckman es.ut*. letters were
addressed to the laiiilo it bets, OBeflBg them tilS
opportunity ot ceding their lands to tue l.Hued
St.ites. Strange tu say, few of tl "tn took a'iimt
age ot this magnificent proposal. When it became
evident that tue landowners were not Imo led
with a high public sp.ni. the State ot New-York
undertook to aaeura tod richi oi way tor mo
Federal Got eminent. A Supremo toort coiiiiuis
sjou was accordingly aoaoiaiail to appraise and
i on.lenin the lands thrungli wbicb the e.m.ii must
pass. 1 lire* commissioners Wera OOfM ii '?? I,
Uaneral William I", Smith, better knowe as
- lbil.lv." James D. Pish, now in /tahara Prisoa,
and William K. '-race. During Mr. tl ruc -s nr-t
tern aa Mayor, beginning unJeauan I, Idell, the
commission was at work. K.u-ii ot me to innis.
lionara sent la a bill al BlA.OOOtor bi* services.
Mr. Oraee wee al tbe gains tiw-t drawing f ll.ftirft a
ye ir trim I he city as Mayor. The Ha Millaa) Court
refused to allow these langa tees, an I OBI them
down to $.'1,1)0(1 for each coiiiniisainner. The awards
for the .ands con.loomed u.minute.t to Shoat
1100.000. Ihe report of tho OoMtniaai anora etas
approved by the Siipreme Court last spring, and
the .Secretary oi War approved the plans of the
engineers.
A NEW COMPUTATION aJTJaBS,
It Boomed as if everything was ready for the
work to be begun, when a new eoniDlicatiou arose.
On the e ist burnt of tho Uar.em. ju-.t above High
Bridge, a strip of laud had been taken from tho
Ogden estate represented bv Andrew II. tireen.
Just at this poiut there is only a narrow line of
level ground between thc river aud tho hills which
riso precipitously on tue cast, au 1 a large part of
this is taken np by the tracks o: ibo linds.in Uiver
uni New-York City aud Northern ff hi Irrada The
Ogdeu estate, COtoplaiaoJ that tho line of the canal
as marked out by the e.ig.u :ois lett tuoui sUdli a
narrow strip between the river ead the railroad
tracks, that wh it remained was pia. tic-ally worth
less. When the ImprovouMnta should be completed,
the estate would not have Moafh land to build a
road, giving approach to tho piers. The esute
threatened to appeal from the award ol' tbe ruin
uiisnioti ol appraisal to tbe Court of Appeals. I Ins
would have involved long and costly litigation,
wuich would bava set thc wurk back indefinitely.
lt was at this juncture thal Oeneral Kgbatft L
Viole, who from the lirst bad been sae ol tba most
enthusiastic supporters of the scheme, ottered bia
services a.id brought about an amicable nettb-m. tit
of the diiDculty. He npieseutol to tbe engineers
that at tins point the bills risa lirsetly front the
river on the west bank, so that veis.se s will net ba
able lo load and uuiOad ou that side. I he line nf
tin- canal will there be encumbered by rsaeeaf
moored only on the east sine, and therefore need
not be so wide at tins point as elsewhere, liesa
arguments seemed bi lim ciu'iiiisii's >u sound thal
they agreed le give the Ogden estate fifty teal
more ol' land?enough to be Ol some greet ll al Baa?
mill in tiiiii'nw lim channel at this place io 3~>Q itl
steau of 1'Mi feet. The engineers' report in wb ch
this change was san.-tuin"l w is m.vie in Auirust.
Nothing remained but to oin.un .-secretary r.ndi
cott'sapproval of this la?t report uti I ot theare*
peeed restriction of the channel. The Secreter* g
action accrued to hang ure. General Vide went io
Washington to work tor his pet scheme. On
October 7 he bad the .satisfaction of obtaining
Secretary Ktiilii-oit's approval of the ref ort. To
last obstacle tn the immediate botduning of opera?
tions is now removed, and tho tlrst blast may ba
tired in less than a month.
SURyRYOR Bl AIT1E r*AB$M$ A OCTET VAT.
Surveyor Beattie passed a quiet day yester?
day. Many friend* called, bul nu oue was al.owed ls
sse the sick mau, as cveryibiug depends un keeping hhs
free from exoiteiueut as far a* putsiui*. t* a* to avoid
any dancer of f*v*r, which wight develop blood poison
!U(. He ia naturally a poor *!*eper, aud for week* ba
fur* lb* ahuotiu*- bad been celling uoi more titan foul
hour*' deep nut of tbe tweuiy-tour. lit* nerve* vitro,
In coiiMstiiueiioe, no; iu a hom I slat* lo r*c*ive any heavy
?Dues. Opiate* wera al tlrst sdiniuisierad io SPOON
*i?ep, bul wast aieop the patient now set* is ualurab
Ht* appellt* tor in,iii'si,tuen; IB liquid form I* uol ?> .-a
fair, and todds b* .-ailinn mi?, tu.nub tne latter wodli
b* belier for bim. Mr. Beattie read ilia r*puri of Kiera, i
reinntal from lb* Touins tu I.udiew Street Jell. Tim
led td.n te talk on the ibootiiig. lie deactiuad lb* wbce
aftsir In a irrapiiic manner, but withoutexciteine il Hts
impatience al Hie oenttr.rn*d itoanion whi*ti be is
fenced ii malina u co.it u iel.y (r.iti avery div. ..ut,
kuowliiK bow lal pa lt all lt I* BB keep as calm a* t.os?ible,
lie . miiro.s d? u.?*i; w.'.ii uidon tl. iii;ie?l fur Oue ot Sst
ueivuus a teuiperauieau
CLOSE OF TUB CUUTSAXIUBHUU SH<>W.
The chiysantlieimnii show closed last iHjrht.
It ha* beeu unmuaily successful, ana fudy 'J7.000
people hare fount their way to Costuopulltau Hall
durtug the week and admired tao exhibition, lae re waa
a large attemtanee yeeierday. b*iwe*u a.ooo aud "i.yoo
belug present dune* ?h* day. lae ? tiler e. and girders
were penny draped wuk Mexican aud American flag*
by Hie ntaoajteia of iba Aztec Ka rm bunuro. tho c lu 11114
day of tn* axBioiiinii. Tn* *aie 01 ihe fluw*r* br au, trna
.'lil nevill lui* nun ulm al lt) u'ciuca. Hi* li..moult
ural Society will give a s-enrral dower chow ia Maret
ai ihe (ame pure, auu So.OOO in premium* viii oe offwV
fur ihe hesigruuping ut piaui*.
TH* BOSKS OF" "LD PVT."
lUrtfurd Dupaufi to Th* boston H*r*l&,
Tba rcnaius of ibo lievoiuiiouaiy hero, Heneral
Israel l'utuam. lu v. hom t ounectiout aceorls the
Lin.nr. ol 1.nnkei Hill, rather Utan to Oencrei War
11,, were i.lsiniei.ed ib.n week Hutu their te.-i.i^
place ot a ceutuiy in the a nc eat ismeteiy .11 hroos
1. it. Kimi. iii? ts.ate haa aivea Sio.uoo lur a mus
uinent 10 his ir Mow, v huh will 1*> ere* icil ou tao
.pi ri".is KrouiaU uurUi of the Mortlake Ilouea In Oat
liivo..l>u. the raina as. wheo baie baeu eui'svtsu
in a hca\y metallic la-i.et. have been buried m.lei
the louuUatlon of the monumeat. The bona* were
found remarkably well preserved. Iba mouuuieat
la b) hara a larae po,uaau:*-su statue bj Uexharit, .