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BIOK8 OF THE REACTION.
THE Rl.VOLT AGAINST THE ME88AGE.
#BF.AI1N'V68 IS THK DIMOCItATIC FOLD-CIICVE
UKP'i* ATTtTfnr WD.I. NOT BK.AR DISOCSBION.
Ibt *ntt.BOB_i*H to t?b TBiarrsra.]
Wabhincton. Jan. 81.?Another Democratic
loothsayer has undertaken to foretell the rrault
of Iks " dark lantern" contereno-s of ** l*r-r_ier"
Mill* and 'ms colleagues To a ? Ciitio** reporter
b* ts id ;
ibe Tariff bill la being ra.-_-.illy considered and
iu*.h go**,! priig-satis ho* Lassa n.ode tint* I ex|s*ct lt
oTii he reported to the Honoe ue_t we*-k, uni?s*, of
eourae then* should be any obstacles In ih" way that
orv now not hnotrn. That bill will be of *nch a
nature thai 1 believe lt will pan* tbe Hon*e and lie
s??'-?? v to the c-c.ti -v lt win not be of a radical
nr. ii e. I believe that you win flud that the duty
will I** token off wool; that a moderate reduction will
be made on woollen (rmi**, te ti to correspond ]n 4
ne,* .ie with the reduction on the raw material, and
thai the tag on cotton goods will also be reduced.
There will be considerable of an !ncn*a*e In the free
list ami s rediictton of from 2<> to *?*.?> pr cent on the
f SSS dorie*. That part of th?* programme will picone
the revenue reformers, who are clamoring for a re?
duction on the terra*arie* of life. To placate tke
Randall Ttemoorol* the duties on tobacco will be cut
lome f_o.ooO.WO, but the whiskey tax will not be
touched
Dl!*S***"8ION IV TBE TARIFK tjSJBJBBlllA
of eourae, if i bill to repciil the duties on wool
is nol of a " rndleal nature," a reduction of 80
lo .IO per cent in tlie rat*** on manufactures of
?asl ought to be regnrded ft* " moderate." The
Kandall men too arv to bc "' pl icute, 1" try a partial
repeal ol the internal tuxes ou tobacco. Well,
r ;- aa certain as un any future event can be
tii-ii - lix- Randall men" will vote solidly against
fl . wool and solidly for the <*iio!ition of all it.
Irtusl taxes on tobacco. Moreover, they will
\ tc to repeal the taxi* on spirits distilled from
fruit*, aud on alcohol used in manufactures and
i ?? mechanic arts, unless they shall he whipped
j ? flu* parlr traces hy the Administration aud
'? I't- n.icr Mills. It is noticeable that tbe " IV
niier and his adldsefS are la?8 nullident of RU'*.,
?linn ihev were when Congress assembled and
listened to tiie " hold and ci urageous"' messagv
of President II'levelttnd. In the first om burst of
siastu Ibo* declared that " Cleveland has not
insured his renominntion hut hns fixed the
pulls" of ih*- patty beyond the possibility of doubt
or change."
On Um dav follow ng the reading of the messHire
a Ib-mocrat of Nat ional repuution and powerful
itt, lenee, who was greatly dissatisfied with the
document and indignant with its author, was
?sired : " Has not Um Cleveland ' boom ' grown to
such priijkortioiis and gamed su< li an imitetus a*
i? ir,*ure his ren.-minaiioii T*
?? Hy no mean*.." was the prompt reply. ? The
message will ind tiear discussion, and within two
nu..it hs u reaction will set in which nifty be fatal
1.. his pri.siviis. The i?rty cannot afford to oc?
cupy the platform which he has laid down, nnd it
iminot afford to stultify itself nv making a differ?
ent platform and placing him upon it."
Tn* BI.Vol.T OBOWS-TBB " BOOM " DWI V*-I.r"f*.
NM in " J Vern -'er" Mills offered his resolution to
clear awi.v all doubt* "-es'>ect!!?r tho authority of
Die Secretary to njiply thc surplus money in the
I tcisury sa the pinchas.' of bonds, tl.o same IK-.no
crat remarked:
"iou will o'serve that Mi'ls is los-nc. heart. He
I.- Bom moothing which the Pr.-si.leiit did not
r*-.'ommend and did not stvm disposed to favor
el,en he prepared the BSOBBBBa."
Al'.,in. when th-* intelligence was received lhat
the Clert laid men had failed to till the vacancy in
the New-York Democratic Slat*- Committee-, the
same man observed:
" 1 told you the-r* would be a 1*8mt ion. There
is a L'enuirie ami strone revolt against Cleveland
in Iii- own sinte. ll it is not inspired mainly by
ii!* ittitode toward t),e rsoseciion of American In
rltistries, it derives much of its sir.-nirth from that
( 'iis-niicc V' u will thi'! ilia! th-' revolt will
tresa** iraa ts Hesr-Jerae" ond OouBBcUcnt, an-l
1' .t Mr Cleveland will not enjov a *wB'k-ov.-i?'
in the -rice for Um Pres dent-'? I nenvnat-'op ?
.At.,-her Inil-'cflt'on thnt the Adm:rr'stratton Is
losin" benrt ind thnt "?premier" Milla and his
ral Iras oe* a'-e in n stitf of nneaiiueaa is found in
i-.rii-"i kiata I1 a' Um "Mi's Mil." wb;ch was
rr, ol" ile Vinsls of Um " dark-l-ntern" proe-ramme.
1 M 'inderc-.ne n!*er;iti.,ns whirr) leave little or
nothing of the ori-riiial dmf' in existrBOO.
-?.-a?
AMl.NPINC, TIIF. CONS! IT I IT* 'V
to uraar PB.-8ins*iT clbtrlabo's ir-r-vi and
Trtrs'ssmvof cov-nnr's to Arru* flO.
Was1Ii.n(.T,i\. Jan. 81 l_pe?ml),?TW BSBBtl
t..-.lnv pa?Ha! without debut! Mr. Hoar's BBB**?d
Tti".'.1 to the Constitution extending President
i B 1*8 term and ihe duratioB of the Lth
I - - to April, 80, 1888 After that date
April 30 is to take p? n__Bently Um plaOB of thc
i rn of March, iis Um ooB?oem meal an-l tar
Biniation of the (ifficial t*_-m of the President,
\ Prta !"nt. SenaUm md BeprraentaUvas in
Congress. Tbe amendment to benefit Mr. Cleve?
land mist be r.uili.-d by the legislatures of at
Imbi twenty-seven Stales, within ihe ne_t thirteen
ii. .nt hs. "
ITCHES WAGES F<>U lrill.IC PHDJTDfG.
w vsiiiNi.ii'N. Jan. 81 Spseial ??PublicPrinter
rwii'.iici hui trrittes a letter for Um lufonnstiou
cl the Sen9tl Printing Commit!' c, giving a de?
tail-d stalesBoat ol reduction ... wages made in
the Governiaenl printing office from time io time.
Hii-l suggratino the advisability of restoring wages
tu the i, r:ner schedurs. Mr Benedict says thai
the s,ah- ot prices now in force is regulated bi?
lli,- ucl of I'i m..rv lb, 1*'7, which bs : ii,
I - oi l. 'ii. i ..sit i on at Iii ty eenti i?t thousand
in- ,,al lori: et* a ts ts't boor tor printers and
bookbinders " Preeeedinf this easottBeBt," s;,ys
th<- Pu bbc Print.-r. " tile pries ivaid in Ibis ofiicc
f,'- aouie jreun bad bceo uniformly foul lol?irs
f-.r printers and b*>okbinds***H aud sixty seats pet
thousB?d cms for c masillon."
Mi le 'i nc! h ivoe-.it-s ..ii iBC**ease la tim mat
ter "t wsara paM tbe employes, on the mound
i -? r ayiii hecure tor the (iovernmeut the mool
e\| ti n'-: anira at. I trafiimen. and tl...' Um
t ? st* ol the GoverusBeai ai 1 be better "ii1'
He aIm i.iv.,r-- aa ni"ie,,s. ia tl,.- wages
paid to it'^lif hainis, which at p**eseat is thc same
*s thal ol ihe day force. Ile- Uooeo thc lener
the D-n.iu ier thot anv incressc ia thc m.it
ter of iragM sh*".ld be followed by a corr.:.-p<>nUing
-? in the a| iropriat.ion for public Drinting
ami h i ding for without it an lUUbtilroaring d* Iny
ia il.c ,,-ji,. ol the (,fti"c would pi' i.i.iily result.
A (TILAPKR RAIF. OP postage demanded.
WA.SU19OT0N, Jan. il Special .?Jn reugid to
the propwitiuB to reduce thc rate of paatBga on
tiro;, letters to one cv-ut Mr. Pcrkiu-,, ol Kansas,
suki io day:
-1 wil] livor Um proposition to redu.e the rati?
on dr.,| iett,i>. j think one c<-nt sufficient, and,
i BlJ tinil, 1 believe the posti.ge on L.tirlh
:;..iil matter should also lie reduced, i do
I If ve l|] tt,,. |,lea that the MTV iee s' .Ililli I ,''
hade u If-austaining The people vant iud da
n *?-.| mail service, hut it sis-nis 1.. me that
lill* Adminintratioo is uiore than anxious to bbo
r the efficiency >-f Um Bervioe tor Um sake of
( I am heartily in favor of cue
oem ; .I drop letters, 1 am not vet prarSaTed ta My
thai one oem postage wo-,.ld he feaiiolrafor ouu
Side ni;. ? 1 Yea; I believe that Ihe proposed leg
U ob will ko throiigh this Congrt-.ss. Several
bills on Um siliject hove lieen uitrodiici-d. anti
I ande?stand s fest mrn-e are lk.ing prei?i-ed and
will tx introduced at an early day.
? ?
IMli'KTAST LAKD LAWS FOB AI__3I__
\\ vsiiiNHTo.N. Jan. 31 'S|**tial .? Several hi'.N
ls ct- nd thc Carved Bulira kir-d lu-.'-*' over alsahs
1, ? -.?e,i inti, dm >*J this BCSOUB; three of theta
r I louee sad ibm or two in the senate. The
Beferenee ol tin-be hills to the rvrritorles Coui
m .? has u..ii eustonian beretofor* m th*- House.
rn it ap'*-.u> iL.it .in- Public Lands Committee
j- erred aotiee iBfonnalli upon those Interest.d
that nil thone ui as:.-es -tutll hereafter be roferri*d
to ii tuatead. This chum was made early iu th'
less nj .ni Um Senate sch- and wu* a<'iuies.'.'d in
they. 'l|..e? w|l0 _Ti. w,.-i p,,si,.tl a., t? th*' Jeni
Bt-eda ol Aliaika la-day lu the line of addi!ional
lBf>latloa li'-ua UoBgreai U.-.-lun> thai thi BB
tens ?t, ut th-- .!,:?,,.,,.,,,j ,,,., e.,r,f1.iiv Kmrding
Bli fMsting rlal.U ol s-itbru, nt umi'occui?.ti<m
of lund both >,r o..r ertiseui and th,* usUvea, is
all Ilia. ls il,sir. 1 al isiBIBt,
S'kIi au exDiision uoot i.-.i provide fora costly
land survey. 'J h's.- surveys *.j?ld certainly bc
BBBBS ei.<'a|.iv and |Uies_f by proper,y e*Q-iTpperl
parties st nt light out bf Um tlnrriBBOaal to the
BlttleaoCflBtB where such lund entriea were called
for nie seviTiil -arbora, liays, ctr-., on vshtoll
whlte* uow r'-side, would eueli coiulitute i nat?
ural aud weil-deliricd i_)riai point for _ eareful
lauri olot of Ihe country immediately urrouuding
sd v. hi,;h cauneries, traders' storra, etc, are [_.
Oal*-1 tt-sf-etber with Ute native vlUag.** Ceruin
w< li-deriued retaervatloriji by the ?eseraaMUt
iho..ld lie mailc . f ?sf<-r fyiite at every oeiLiYment
io tint no one person or perfcom should or could
occupy ill the landing ground*, fur oeagoiug
rsm Ja.
*a
AN OPEN DISCUSSION OF TOE ATI ES.
\Vasu,'n,'tg.v, Jan. 81 (Special;.?Mr. Uiddle
berget i^vt yj,* Senate a shock today by preaent
1bg a rssoluiif.rj tlist Ute extraditition treaty be.
sseeu tbe I ni led States und _rcat Britain now
penliug in cac tu ti ve uei-ion be considered in open
a**i_,o;j. Mr. Li_uun_> roee to exurraa the opinion
POI tim resolution aUouid be t*oniidexed in cieou
uvr tstrssiou.
y.r Hiddlehergyr said: " The Senator from Ver
?aaa ap-jtireut^ fail* to oprohen- tbat 1 wa en
? * r.^ig to do cxactlT wtiat lu doe*, not think
ES J^lQyo?- 1 will InUodu.e another 089849
*S.a ? wi!1 iuBun cotimderatiou iu open wa
__* . **" then presented a resolution tor au
-waaroent of the rules of the Seuats. to permit the
con*.demi ion of the Britloh extradition treaty in
open *>'ssU'ii. The resolutiou under the rules
went over until to-morrow. Nobody, of course.
?r?eta Inst it will lie piiised. It would be too
freat on innovaticn.
cleeland and dickinson.
rBIl IB THI -CKWlCST Bo .** - VILA-f's ll i,,M FAUKS
AWAT AVD BLACK's IS A PHTSKAL WRR( K.
Wa*uington, Jan. 'il Sp,*t*l . Clovclan I And
Dickinson ia the corni.ination which is now being
talked of as tiie one which has received the Ad?
ministration's approv.,1. Poslm.i.stvr-General Dick?
inson lias been a member of the Presideut's official
family only a fortnight, but that bib been long
enough to give him a touch of the Vice-presiden?
tial epidemic. A gentleman who is near the iuiht
circles of the Admin stration's political advises
says it is agreed that this coml-liiation ls the brat
one that can be put, forward. According to his
views it would Ijivc the proper amour.*!, ol Euajtern
anj Western Bas( r, for among the several things
whi*h Mr. Dickinsoti has undertaken to do. is ta
deliver his own sliite of Michigan over to the
Democratic party. With Mulligan in lin* Inli
suna. would not be so troubles*.mo and the gttin of
the former would make up for tho loss of the
Utter.
But aside fi om these consideration-1, the com
hination would undoubtedly tie one Oj "Me t H,?
President's liking He al-**\s looked with a*lm ra?
tion on Mr. Dickinson's political tactics. Arnot.g
old line Democrats, too, thc new Postmaster
General ls regarded ns a jmrtv man such as the
Administration has lon-* needed. Dds was indi?
cated by thc recent remark of Senator Voorhees:
" Dickinson is the first Democratic Cabinet officer
I've m,.t in this Administration."
Tbe new combination Minis {motlier cid wave
over Secretary Vilns's boomley. With Dickinson
out of the way there would be something of a
dearth in Western material unless Wisconsin was
Bpjkvaled to. But with Dickinson here. Vilns at
once takes a rear D&B0a. Even before he entered.
Hie Cabinet, Mr. Dickinson was one of the Presi?
dent's confidential advisers, and is said to have
had more influence in shaping the course of thc
Administration than all of the members of thc
Cabinet put together. He was one of those in?
vited to the Oakview Conference, which ott!lined
the free-trade message. Vi lui was not, there. In
short. Hie new Postmaster-General la Hie reigning
fl/ortta sA-ith Hie President, and Mr. Vi las s com?
pelled to see his boomlet, fade before thnt of
' Cleveland nnd Dickinson.1" As for poor Black.
lils boora pronrscs now, like its owner, to become
a " Physical Wreck,,"*_
INEFFICIENT POSTAL SERVICE.
Tnt" LO*.ITAL EFFKfT OP WU LESal.E RFMoVALS
AXD WASP POLmes PcINTFDCH-T.
Washington. Jan. 31 iSpeeiall.-The rosolu
tion introduced in thc Senate yesterday, direct?
ing the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads
to inquire into the cause of the inefficient mail
service in different parts of the country was
passed to-day, after a short and sharp debate, Jn
which the present management of the post Office
Department received a scoring which it is not
likely to forget soon, if lt Is all amenable to
criticism. A number of Repuhlienn Senators took
part la the debate, but, foii-most among timm wen
Messrs. ICaadetBOfl and Chute. Mr. Chace went
at the root of the marter when an attempt was
made by certain Administration Senators?nota?
bly Saulsbury and Morgun-to ascribe the Ineffi?
ciency of the service to the rapid growth of the
country with which, they claimed, the postal ser?
vice, without more li!ic:.',l ;.nnropriaHons, was
Bauble to keen np. He showed In a few words
how the real cause of 'ill tbe trouble was the whole?
sale removal of trusted and efficient emnloves, and
the Hp'ioiiittnent In their stead of men whose only
claim to rcoirnjtion was theil service ns ward
" heelers" and st ri he rs. Fi,Uv 00 per c.-nt of ihe
employes of the postal Berrie** had been ehflinge,]
sinee the present Administration enme in. Out
of about 50.008 postmasters lesa than 8,800 re?
mained undisturbed.
In Philadelphia, he said, lt was well-known
thal h letter was often delayed from three to four
*.v?? Irs la transmission, and that merchants who
wished to eommnnieatS with enc), other quickly
mid surely us,] messenger-,. CS pf f OB ((munni ?? or
the felecTii.ih. Instead of the i*..st office. The
il "lcitimfrq" who inf. -ted the post riffles
ttl Pliiliul'lt l-'.-i. nnd who were sent to the recent
f>e,vw,e~,i j,, c..,io (",,nv.'nti-n in the interest of
be F deni .Oin'ni-'ra'i- n we*** c'earlv reatwm*dh1e
for sun ri stat" of nfTafrs. Tn his own Slate of
Rhode Island. Mr Chace said, merchants srare In
th-- h'lbit of roini*stiti<r i-<ui-ii"iers of ."norri to Berri
Invoices rrj exirreus, for lt fi***r?nently hannened
thnt tro.'ds r.-."l" d them before the Involcei v. .??.
reeeteed. All th's Bhrra*ed a rierni.e-.Iiveil er-ndi
tinn of affairs: due. 1n the flr*,i instance, to a
violation of the -mlril of Civil Service reform.
about whleli the Administration ?ras find of nnt.
''ier sr m'.i"h. Mr Ttfand* roon followed lu n simi?
lar vein flid c;i"-",1 t.. be r-'rtd ill th" clerk's i___i
tnrnr- churn co*n'-b.4*-'s made In Nebr--Vn poperi
in ord*' to Bustai*" ihe |*i*oprlety of orderiui thia
prors?ed rBTestigaUoa,
THE PtTPLIC NI" PPS OF SM ALL T? >WN*-,.
vin. ri fv land wu. bot v'(.i>"ct AonrriiXB
THISTI-B?A BBOSPBCT OT R*"*t. I.' nial ai I"**\
WaBHTHOTO*, .Tan. 81 Sprat. 1 .?With the aid
of "Premier Mills Chairman Dibble, of the
Committee on Public Buildings ami Gro_t*ds,
ttvday suece.-di'd in obtoinings snei lal order under"
which thc House will devote (ive (lays-including
Washington's Birthday?lo thc tousidcratiou of
bills for mw public buildings. Mr. Randall had
discovered that ia was useless for li m to tn to
r-si-r ihe tide on his side of the liouse, aud he
l to the Inevitable with the heist grane
possible under the divum-tunc s.
Mr. Recd ("iiigrittulatid th.- majority leaders
on the unusual degree of oourage exhibited hy Um
adoption ol u proposition which act?
ually promised some affirmative 1*? is
hiiioii. Referring to a clause in Um
special order which limits Um delate on each
bul lo thirty min.it.s. ami forbids the presiding
officer to entertain dilatory motions during the
n|MT_tion of the order, Mr. lieed sar?istically
oboerved that he was glad to aee lhat, the Demo?
crats w?tc now ready to change Um rules in a
manner which they lad so valiantly denounced ?
half do/en yearn Hg*> vvh'-.i the RepubUcana, then
in 'iu- majority, had detennined thai the disputed
utie ol a member ta his Beat should be oobaideicd
,.nd let?ed willan a wasons bia period. After
the spe lal order had be.-n made, Chairman Dibble
called up in succession, and ihe House passed,
bills la. prov],I- for new public buildings ai a
cost of $100,000 ench. In (jreeneville, S. C., Ashe?
ville, N. C. Springli.ld, Mo., mid Monroe, La.
Mr, Randall BSXed whither the pres dent did
not veto a bill In th" last <"onin*ess appro[)rialiiig
fl00,1-00 for a building at Asheville.
"Oh, don't say anything about that."' sui iii
Johns! ii of N-,r*h <'iirol.ua. ni a Stage whisper.
" W* ll. I withdraw the remark,*' reolied l.'amlall
aloud, and there was laughter on boto sidra of thc
House, Mr. Johnston explained that Pres d-nt
I leraland h.ld visit.-d Asheville sin-'e the vet.,
v, as written, and no doubt has changed his min 1
in r-jard to the pul.lie .teds of lhat town.
afbether that be the eas- or not n is doubtless
inn- that Mr. Cleveland hus hen mad*- to realize
iha? the Beads of Um Democratic party, hs well
as his own prospects ot pi ht "-ul sui.ss, largely
depend on keeping North Carolina in line this rear.
Hs will not vio Asheville thia time, of ,,,
lt was by a mere coincidence that the lour bills i
passed to-day, all are for th- bene.lit of small
tova*, ia the "Solid South."
AN OVERWORKED CHAIRMAN.
TB) DfMAKDS ul" pf: Rp >B CO*a"S!OKh\ TH) V?RfLIEF
POIt lill". Ul I" '?AV INT, BBBTICB,
W*MiiN"(iToN. Jan. 31 iSpeciah.-"Archie" Bliss,
wno ls chairman of the House Comm.nee on Pen?
sions, ttn-ls bis duties luore laborious, app.trmitly.
than lie expe -led whan he was BSatfaed to lhat
committal wbieb. for several "roan mist, ba* boen
rather ornamental rhm asolul or ac!ive. lu BBB*
v* latina ami a Critic i. port, r to-day Chairinau
lill** *uid:
l'v" ban worliliip *o haid dining the last three
BllalS that I kaVS not had tims 'o ta?Bk SOO? Buy
Hiing ex* "pt p-Uslous. It's as iiiiic!) as I eau do to
Bnd ittue io glance at the. pa;. r lat H.e u'ws of the
doy. Mine* thc organization of my ronni.tl"-". ?U?ul
*JU() 1/tJl* h?ve been referred to uh for acion. Iii*
hills are p ri a'e 1988 and I'.ril.'B."- VexieaD dal ma,
Indian "Aar claim*. Revolutl narv elalni* claJm* ,,f
le]2 and Army ?nd IflsTj elalass prior ind 8ub*eq."ent
lo t-* Uvil war The anio int of pension varies irma Ss
to BOO per month. A gool ninny ol tu'-*.; clinn, b9SS an
liilerrsttnn history s,,,:..' of ,l,,'iii have born Inti <i,luee<
In ('utigreat* after Congcesjs. vi I. hom ever *"s-iir ni even
B r'-p'-rt. As fir *? I am able tu Judge, they Are fur the
most pan meritorious ami m..tr to have beeu Boa ted
years agu. 1 uni In hopes that mr committee will bogia
makiri,; reports the latter p?rt of this wee* and If I
can continue working ^s I have b_n. I *ntliip*ie *
goo?l showing at the Closeof this s'-asioii.
AJiotber CIAs* nf olaims that bas been referred to my
committee pert*!?* lo rhe lifesaving service. Now,
whether the House will look with favor on l*fM*Utlun
lo pension th" wi dow* and orphans of the men vv ho hav.
lost their liv?* lu the attempt lu -.ave othrss. I am not
t-repai-ed to ?ay, but there I* a possibility tint gone
favorable **-tion will he tal.cn. Of course thi- lort of
lefts'.atlon I* somewhat In th* sentiment*! orier, and {
the sucre** of ibe meAtiir*) will depend on the smounl
ut sympathy that can be aroused in Hie Hm,'
If Mr. Wis* bise* hi* hope af legtilntion on senri
roen' he probably will be disappointed. Por vears
luflaeiiiiil men iu both branch.-* of t'ongre.-i* hav*
fivored the gr?n'iii(r of p(in*ious to the widow*
and orphaos of men who hare lout their livei Ia the
Imo of duty ib the Lifaaaetag service, aud to tuen
who hiv* become nermanenily distibled in that
aeirice, but the spec ire of a '?cit-U nen?iou list "
bas bIwavs bein BUsaasafallf involiod hysia'es
Dieu of the Reagan type to defeat my step low.id
?ucb legi*laliou.
SMJTH BLLlLVES IN A RUO. PRKSS.
Wabhimwon, Jan. 81 (Speci'ih.?J. K. Smith
is the chief of what ia kuown .,? the C. rtilicute
Division tu* the Pension llureau, aud waa eu
I** in ted by - Phvsi-'il Wr-ck" Rinek. when tliat
en-at man a-suuie.l tin- direction --f the afore*, nd
Bureau. As .T.lef i,f this 1> |wr roent lt is tlie
duty of Hr Smith to pT'i-ar. daily the 1st of
?BBB?ISM gnarled. Thi- BOS lie-* invariably tieen
lurnuli.-d to all tl,,, new BBB |>* rs applying for it.
To-day Mr *smirh r-fu-d la furnish ihe lint any
longer, exeejt te such corr.-s|io;dents ns w? nhl
furnish him with a copy of the |>a|>er thev repre?
sent free of co?t As a BBBatuls of Impudent
? strikng." thi* is probably without i purullel
even in the history of ti,is Administration.
DAIUtUNd Ol DIVORC F. STATISTICS.
MB. WBlGIir ASKS FOB AS r.XTR.I ArPROl'BlATTON
BOH A I'sFLKSS INil'TKT.
WAfSli'lMir-iN". Jan. hi .Spec_Jj.?Last March
Congress appro, nat *1 ilO.i.DO to Ire expended BB
Hie Kmeau of Labor for on invest gation of the
statistic*. ,.f divorce for the pasi twenty years
tlirougiiout the l'nit?*d Stales. This was done at
the i_*t_ucc of t arroll D. Wright, the Mugwump
i_l,or Commis>i*iier, who, having dabbled a little
iu div orrc iu klaasai haassos, wat. umOitiuus ul tbe ,
< t ? .1 t ui ui, a i.-> i u> a I, i i,.j. iuv isiigui iou. liav ra
BO. ui eil his aj-propi i.i.iou irom OoBgNBO he Us,k it
as a warrant lo div t a loree ian of tho yearly
appropnat on ior thc liurvuu, amounting to
002,000, tu o tli s chu noel. He OlBUBS to ?,!'?Vo
penormed this arbitrary act as a public officer,
under what In- asserts to have ie'-n the adnii?>i<>u
of the BsSBBte Judie arv Comm tt*e that his "p*?*i
tion." as he 1-rms it, was "correct," In Incl, he
contends flair he has thc right to undertake tliS
nr any other inver..igution in his discretion at
j Iobbbis. Thus he might, with the arbitrary uu'hor
ity he iielicves to lie .trusted io him as Chief of
tho National I?bor Bureau, undertake an investi?
gation of the condirion of the Sam*.ide or
any other absurd thing, but not without tiual re
sjior.fcihility of his act to the public.
I hil divorce H is.ness e* itainly was as foreign
to tl,.- purpose nnd objart af thc I^ib-.r Bureau
a? it waa p -rvsihle ti lie. At the pr'sent moment
Mr. W'light hus czpeadod not only tin, $10,'' 0
spf'"p"tated for the w rk , f collect ng the di?
vorce utatitics, bat nca-ly* $4(t 0' -i besid s for
the more track of agents in the field. Thc im?
mense ninon nt of useless statistics winch they have
gathered is now piled up at his office iu this city,
still to bo digested, arranged, printed and reportt-d
upon at the rs penn of the _suver_Bent from the
remular fend for th' prooer work of the bul*?MB.
Toward the end of last November, finding that the
work waa fur outrunning bis calculation ot lime and
necessary expenditure, and was ulsi. entlanu'-r'ng
the running expenses of the labor office in Wash
lngtoa, Mr. Wri-rh: recalled the thirty-two agents
appointed by him, ?nd is now an applicant before
Congr-ss fir an uddilioual .-ippropriaUi'ii fal thu
divorce business
C'-Bgrras m gi t possibly have justified Ms ar?
bitrary action in the (li.orv.oin of the regular
funds of his office f. r this eccentric inquisition.
but in ? iew of lie fact that the line of his in
v. si i.tttion has been a perfectly useless one. lt ls
doubtful whether it will do so. As he h.ts
planned the investigation it is considered by ex
itis in statistics to be a farce p ire md Bimple.
It appears that he sent out into the field his agents
armed with a schedule which, among other fact*
called for the lo-jality and the yc.?r cf the oc
i'in:i>'. disso.,.ti*u on a Urged ur f* rmal causo
of divorce; whether absolute or partial: the num?
ber of children, and tlie designation of ausburn!
and wife of complainant. This schedule, it is
understood, was preimred hy the Rev. Mr. Dike,
ol ihe National Divorce Association.
Tho most casual examination of the schedule
may convince thoughtful pemou that they hardly
scrv any purpose more dignified than that of idle
Curiosity. The locality of a wedding c*r_pony
i^ s,creely pertinent lo the question of tho well?
spring of connubial felicities; the numbaa of
child:" n born of a finally disrupted marriage,
even if cr. ii'lr impoifanf, is, ns is well known,
an ascertain ihle factor only forming an IBCOD*
siderulile proporUon of divorce libels. Finally
the attempts of Mr. Wright to a-.-ertain the causes
of divorce is reduced to a minimum of pertinence
by the notorious ftel Hint divorce courts are
prone for well-known reasons, to render tlu-ir
decision*, of annulment, not on Um most serious
or best sustained charges, but. under tbe most
available (Larges reeittra in the libel.
One hundred and sixty thousand or thereabout*
of these worthless schedules are BOW filed up in
the labor oftlee in this city awniling the slow
procem of tabulation or digestion at the Govern?
ment expense, while the Ctuamlrnloanr h.mself is
Bpplving lo Congress for fresh appropriations to
forward this BSeMM vvurk. The ItdvC?*tCS of S
r-rillv thorough invest ga ti on of this Imnonnnt
question entertain the hope that fy culaly Vila*
wijl see tn it thal if any money is appropriated
by Congress for dis pot poos it will be expend--,!
under direction of ? man more titted for the work
than Mr. Wright seems to have proved him-e-lf
to be.
THK KEW CBU1SHM AND GCNBOATS.
TBTT Wit.I "a" T B-- FfVIsHF.n WI1H1N* THf LIMITS
OF TIIK CONTRACT ? SFCrtr-TtBY WIMTfFT
ASKFD IO BK MK.R* ULT. AN'D POsTrONF THK
PFtALrirs.
Washington, Jan ill.- The contractors for the hree
mw gunbOBtS. the dynanilre gun vessel, and thc mila
er- Haltlmoie and I Sariostou, sre exerting every effort
with the Navv I?-j,*rtiiient to secure an extension ol
time for the completion of these ramil -o as to avntd
Ihe heavy j.cnalne- provided for In the contracts In
rs.se |f OSlaj/S In their BOBStrUOtlOB. 1 lie maller ls
inter--iiiir and Important, Ina-nnirh a- the Colombian
Ir.,n W..I Ks. of haiti m?:-e, tvailei! a month fur Secie:ary
Whitley's ileci.ii.n ipoi the appll**atlon for lb* pay
ment of thi Int Instalment on (limb..ai No. 2. the
llrnlt of time f,,t thi con pinion Bf wH-li e.\|'!r-l ll
Decetabar 22. 1 Le Becretirj directed that, as lhere
was BO r_ft relative tn ihe collection of the priuiliies.
fl," payUMOl of IO iK-r cent, or ?*'"'...".(Ji>. shuni*I he
made. B1BC0 ?he BXplratlOB <d UM limit af time for
1...ni...a. No '2 there have Wu penaliie* nf "_.'. * Ol]
?ecomulatlng for th'* dela] in completing the b*>at,
and ttm euntrarton slate thal they rannot finish li for
six month". They al-o a--.ert rhat this delay wa- BB
avoidable from rhe difficulty In praeurtag suitable
material and Ihe prevalence of bad weather; ami
benet tbey should be relieved from rhe pallal o'
ihese penalties. Il I* expressly provided In tbe ron
trse_ thar no allowance of time ih.ill be ntade f."
delays In praeuriog materials unless tlie>e a.e attrlbut
ibis to Ihe Navy liejartme.it or Irs agents, and nit
then unless the contractor* shall Inform the f-ecrerary
In Writing *if the fans and circumstance* In each cate.
Tho Secretary ia BUdS ...le Judge of tbe force of these
demands.
The contract for Citnhoai *v'o. 1, building by William
Cramp _ suns, at rblladalpala. expiro* to day, and
the jiei,.illy for delay ls sr**.! per day for the flt st - 1
tiiotiths, e-O j*?r ,lay for ihe nexi iluee months, snd
after that ff^oo s Jae. TM* vesiel ls no funher ad
IMCSd 'han (.uni.oat No. 2V' The conti Art for buddinu
the dynamite gua rea*"1. *! 1 ramp's yard, will ex?
pire February ll, wh-n 'he peutvirie* begin. ThSM
penallie-, are the same a< ll.)"* prOBCribad tn the case
of Onnboata Bra. 1 and g, izceiS thai for the
th>e<* month.' <|eia\ tba penalty is Sloo per day. hhe
is nat asarli l?Uasd
The Charleston and th* Baltimore are rhe most ad
vanced of the ve-scls, birt lt 11 admixed by the con?
tractors that ih'.v cannot be eomptotodbisSra Jone20,
the lltiitf of UM eoutnat Th's WOOld seem to reflect
upon tba Judgment of the (ramps, who are buUdii,
the haltliiiore. which ls nit lo BS very unlike Hie
BlOlWarRaa. In a letter to Secretary W Limey its
month* lie fur*, the contract for tlc- Baltimore wa
given ?u'. Mr. .'ramp, who hid Just e.vsmln-d the plans
Bf the Nbii'wb Kan. (leclared fhcii to be so complete
thc "the ? ,,ii-i",,t!,)ti of a-U'iiUr ve*-el for the t nlted
s>,ates i-oiiid !.e proceed.d vrltti at once; and there
!- 11 rea*.in wli- a ve.sej bii!!l here Od these plan*
should noi )*? allua! ibu time next >ear. ready for li"r
battery and equipment." The contract for the Hal'l
Biers wu given on r**cenil*?r 17. issi', the tim* al
lowed tu complete her wk* elghtaeu months, SDd Ihe
will not be fleshed In that time.
to utvuiigatb THK titi.hs oi' ru/yn
Wt-ttt o m, J.n. .TI.-Asp.nwai! Fui>r. prs-sideur
of Ihe Marine Knflneers' benerlclal A**oel*t1on, re
reni|> p.-'-tl....-' tb* Or?ictsr) o. rh.- Irea-nry i> ?p
point a comnilltee froin the Doard of r.up"rvt?inc In
*pes''"et n..w |n aoalon ot Washington fo |uve-t ga**
I.K-ai liti-pe-tirs of BBlaai ves* ls at New York < Ity.
He
SUIT OVER TBE TF.BTinULB TRAIN
Cm*:too, Jan. 81 -Tri* morton of the Pullman
Palace Tar Company for an Injunction restr?!nlng th*
W*nner Company from th* use of the ve-tl bul* train
came nj) for armin,en! before Judge (ireeham thi* morn?
ing. Mr. Webb, vice president of the V. agner I om
panjr contended th*t ih* vestibule train wa* known,
In ute. and patentee) |aag before Pullman had *.i<.p"''1
lt ; that the Pullman patent wt* grarKnd without care?
ful tnvr*.ri?atlon hy the examiner; that it wa* *n ln
frliigeu.eiit on pilot patents. H* nB.ned *lxtnen pa1
eiit* granted In F.ngiand, tbe Ont tn 18.16, and nine?
teen giaatad tn the United Wales th* first In 18r>5
which, h? contended, embodj' all the prliiript*_ found
In the I'ullii,*!! vestlluile train.
bom* Of these parents laad boen nani od tbe Michigan
1 Ont ral Ital I way. th* Chicago, Burlington *im1 Quincy
snd Ute Lake shin- anti Michigan Southern before the
rw-sio-i patent wan granted. Tbe Wagner I ompanv
I, et roi toOM SOSt!BOM I i ? il-, ah early a* August, lfi7
?lnle tbe i'i iu.ati i"i,i,.i,*nk dal uot get Ks paia*ut
until November 1*., 1--7 lie also rl?lm*d that thu
same or a ilmllar Idea had been In u*** by the Nauga
tu.k. dir Hon.alt.., 1. , I hr llir-toa and l'lovi.lru, e. Ok*
. auideu aud Amuoy Kallioa? cuinpanta* In Iii* country
Hid the Ul.an Homny l.tvllway In Ku**la, (or yeais
U-fo". the fi, 11 it a 11 pate*, wa* gi ant?tl.
Thoma* A. Bltsell, a car mttuifaiturer al nufalo.
stated til?I elghleen orlweufy )?*_?* ago ? " r ano pied"
ttftln. tliiitiar to lb* Pullman vestibule tram **?*, ustvl
bj tho >ii. higan Cenlral Railruad ? oUaj,-^.
1 Uh B LAI li II IEL DEBATED.
JE-sAToR EVARIS hPi'.AKH IN ITS FAVOR.
i BILL TO UKITUICT CitlvBr IMMIOBATIOB?MU
81' Tf * Kill'.* IN I UK. ll()l.'Mr.
Bills were introduce! m the Renate to day as tallow* t
By Mr. FRYE providing tB>. n^lc-l officer* of
be Marine Hospital Service *hall hereafter be appoint**.*
>y tbe I'resldent after first having passed a satisfactory
ixamlnatloti before a lioaxd of Medical officer*
By Mr. Qt*AT to appropriate tar,.OOO for tie pnr
?ha.se of a:d.';..r.aJ landa at Valley Forge and their
rave* real Inn under the direction of the Centennial and
klemorlal Association of Valley Forgo.
Ry Mr. COCKLELL (by request) constitutional
.mendment to provide for the election of Preslilent
uni vice president by direct vote of the people, and to
Irclare the Pre?ldont eligible after * second term.
By Mr. KV ARTS, for the erection of a gun factory at
be Watervllet Arsenal, N. Y.
By Mr. STEWART to establish a United State* land
oort. Also to enforce restiiction on chinese Imnilgra
BBBa
The bill provides that after ninety days from Its
isssage Chines* laborers sbail not have tbe right to
inter the United States on tho ground of "previous
?esldenc*. The second section declares that tba
ecretary of the Treasury shall have ths right to
hange al will the form of certificate* to be delivered
n Chinese departtng from this country for the pur
rose of Identrflcarion on their return, *nd to make all
leeilfui rules and regulations fn prevent the unlawful
miry of Chinese Into this country.
Mr. DA Vt" Eb offered a resolution, which was adopted,
ailing on the Secretary ot the Interior for Information
* to tb* tale of the lands of tho Omaha reserrarton.
Mr RIDPLKBEBGER offered a resolution that the
reafy between this Government and that of Great
Irltaln, now before the Senate In executive session,
>e considered In open iveston; and asked for Its imme
ltate consideration. (For summary of discussion, see
mother column).
Mr. MITCHELL offered a resolution Instncilng th*
ommlttee on Commerce to consider the advisability of
nsertlng a provision lu thc River and Uai-bor Bill, re
pilrlng all work to be done by contract. Adopted.
Mr. HALE offered resolutions, which wera tido-rted,
ailing on tho Sec.etary of the Treasury for facts Bl?
ending the employment of Charles H. Westbrook as
*.8*is?ant District-Attorney for the Southern District of
BOW" Tora,
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. PLUMB. tn
itniL-ting the Po*t urJIce conn?it tee to make thorough
nqulry Into the cause of Inefficient mail service,
(specially m the West and South wa* taken up. (For
lummary of dismission se* another column).
Th* following bills aero taken up fruui the calendar
ind passed:
Joint resolution proposing an amer.dmenr to the con
itltutton with reference to the term ol office of the
['resident and of the l.rh Cotigresa. (For summary
)f resolution ase another column).
The Senare then took up rhe Blair Educational Bill
ind was ?ddres?ed by Mr. EVARTti In Its favor.
Som* Immaterial amendments wer- reported from the
"et?ie Commltfee on Fj.elgu Relations, in secret ses
i!on, to the extuditlon treaty wuk tb* Netherlands
ahlch ts still before the Senate on reconsideration,
fbey were not brought up for action, however, but the
Rrlflsh extradition treaty was formally taken up. and
tow stands the unfinished business of the executive
lesslon.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE*.
The Preat'.er pro tem. announced the appointment
)f Mr CUMMIN'13, of New-York, and Mr. GALLIJ*
aER, of New Hampshire. m? the additional memuers
>f th* Committee on 1'rlntlng, charged with Inquiring
nto the administration of the Government ITlntlng
!)_<?*.
Mr. DINGLEY, of Maine, from the Committee on
Banking and Currenry, reported a bili amhortztng the
**-j-i-tsvry of tb* Tretaiury to lnve-t the lawful mon.y
lepositisj in the Treasury hy national banking aeao
i at I an* lor the rvt_"*nieiit of their dre? atiug note*.
House calendar.
Mr. CLAIU'Y, of Missouri.* from tho Committee
n Commerce, reported hai:k the p.e.id.ng strike reso
utlon with a sit)?Utut? re an feting th* lnter*tat<*
oi..ne ree t ouunlsaiou tu luv?tlgatd tue matter. Hoon?
aliad?r.
Mr MORRIU., of Kansas, frail the CUUUBltt 8 on
Invalid ivnaious, reported a 111 grant! ir** a pension
o the widow of Genera! Logan : ai*i, a bill increasing
h.- p- n*lon of the widow of OOSSSal Blair. ITlvari
aJ. ie I ar.
A '.Iii WM pa**e* for the purchase of a building In
?'tvhtnirron and the arOrttofl of -tore-houses for the
is* of th- c lol r-lgnai om.-er, ar a *'?>*( of SI."),'.OOo.
Mr. lill! MM, of pennsylvania. pr?*?ented tb* m?
?? mill of a co.linnineo ISiirrarastJlg r*-.ooo workingmen.
l-llng an lr., edt.arion ol Gie R-'ading st,ike. Or
b red printed.
On motton uf Mr. BT*( HAN V*I, ol B*wJet-Hear. ? bill
'*?jsl , |,ai glnit the narue of the l'urt of Lambei'ion,
ff. J., to the Port of Ti-oioti, N". J.
Mr. O'N: H.I.. of Mi-sourl. lnrr-Klueed a hill to pro
il) lr enisled men from lin- eugagisl in any inpluy
uaent wh-re they cora: Into cuaii etltnti wu ti civil,ans.
LIGHT SENTENCE FOR A MURDERE*.
run inn.rm*, Jan. 81 (Speelali ? William Johnson.
i;e sev ,-r.leen, was bumph! t.ef.ii* Judge Arnold to
iay on the cha-ge of minder In Biasing th.- death of
1 tarenre |f, Clhbs. l.y c,,i,smnt of the court, th" prls
niier pleailed guilty ., iiurde, i." rhe secuad degree
and tva* sentenced to eleven yeats and |l| rn mtis
luipi Isonn.etit
- a?
DROWNED HIM ELF FROM A TVOBOAT.
A Geni,an, who La I the appearance of a tramp.
WBtdod thi tag bool Minnie a> UM Weehawken coat
wharves on Monday even'ng and aske.l captain V* nod
I tale h'm lo New-York, lb-? captain consented
ait the boat had -can'ely raaBhod the middle of tho
iver wben tbs p.-.s-cni-.r lumped ovrboard. ihe boat
ra* BtOpMd bat rhe i,ian .11.1 not rise to the surface
c-a.n. Ile vi?_. al.m.i forrv-tlve yean o;d and drSBOSd
B da, k cluthes. blue shirt ai 1 .l.-rl.y hat.
A LITTLE srnnnT. GIRL MJR87N9.
Mrs jrUry A. I1**y, ol No BM Nln'h ave., reported
o the patios of the 1 orty sevntl. .-t. station last
light that her fourteen vt_,--,,ld dau/hter Mary, was
r !-*Ing Th? ehlld was last -Ceo ai noon on h*r nay
., Hie We,t Potty-seventh at. achoo*. She ii
mt arr ve ar rhe sch'-ol. nor did -he rTurn BOOM
if!ir school hullo. ll--r mother far. thal she has
,eeu ai ducted.
ft. PRELPS AND TBE EEWJEESE1 REPURLI.
OAR A
Fr?m T\e pater Jin p rm
The suggestion made by Mayor lie fcwith *t the
"bolas Guards banquet last nl,iii rhat riw New Jersey
Uepuhlicaus should pr hen be ns i.-? ni william
Halter Phelp* tc the neil Reput.iici, National (on
rentiOB as their candldar,* for President. ,le-er\rs very
? ??ri-ii* 11.rs de, ai ion. lt mav startls -ouie people for
i nio!ii"nt. li.it let it lie dwelt ip* B a little and lt
trows into a p't-1-iii'v of wondeifui opportunity.
rhe siua'i, n briefly -tated i- this' niven a candidate
ivho cari carrv New 1*01 lc IfOU Jct-ev atid Cunti'CTciit,
ind th" Republic!!* can surely ele. r the n--xr Pt.
l-nf. Thev Blgbl **> ll even oUbOUl NOW-Yo lc
(TOW Gial Mr I'lielp- could carr. N vv Jersey is c,,?
-edeil hy a!i*-t evervl?rly. HI- fain iv oonns-tluO
i-1 h I'onnecricut i- Melt thal be a raid be a stronger
-andl-L.-e In that s'v than any other mari It I* the
.am* In New-York. UK relation* nilli Mr. Hame are
-nh ae tl en,ure for Biro, Iii tb* BVOOl of Gie gl-eai
Haine stareun.au heing ont of the ''e'.il of candidacy, a
.iir-p rt frotn thar gJorloii- lea.lei a'.d hi- f, tend* both
ii tlie c .1 * -iit|,.n and In the eanvsra. uf a loyalty and
tra' which no oilier mau could I upc au ls Ibis lol
i cm'IriaTo'i of strone esretBualPle- th*: should eira
ihe propositlor. of Mr. Pb lp*** rai*dl<_ev for ths
iflle* of th'* ITe-ldecr. v.-r rarttral *t!ei,t!..n I \\?
[Bh.k *o W> Iel ve th*' Democratic New-Jersey can
rive the Nallco a Rep.,',ll, an 1'i.sldeiif. The very
fact that such a thing WM po-.-IHe would mak? BTltl
prtde rhrow U.e b*am o' the ,1 .nl-rfill -cale In favor
f the N*'v .fer ev candidate, Kopubllcan though he s.
fhe BOgBMtlon 1* not e,,t|r Iv nev-, but May-u He. k
with pre-ents lt In a form that rive* lt almost original
brea, am* vi"* believe. 1" veil h-ac-forth receive
?t mi- attention. P cer*a'nl> wiri become mme
itiracttve as ? measure of political policy rhe nora lt
i dwell assn, rb* m. de*r banquet of th*- rheip*
inard* la-t evening may yet piove of commanding
galloual eontequonci).
THE COURTS.
imiTBn sta 1F> fsUPREMR COI'RT.
WtsaisoT'irt. Ja* .11?Ih* fallowing basia*** wm tTABt
Ktavi to the I'ntte.l stun supraaa* <eart u>,!ay i
N* 150 The Wathington Iee Conipatiy. plaintiff In *rr*r.
k*t- Natl.arklBl W?t>*l*r. Argumtnt SBOttaOSd by A. T.
BS8M forts* plalBtlfr la **Tor. by B. T Bu'ler for th* <1?
!*r.r1.nt!n *rr*r ??' BBUBBBdad by A. P OaaM r*r the plaln
uffs tn error _t __ p_,h
Bo. 141 rhei't'v efchlcag*. pttls'ifft* *rror a**. (^111
rrin* A. Taylor ?x*c?tr t. rt* . tut olher*. r-nboaitta t ri ?
rrtsler'.olt S WlBitBii tor th* ?laiatl9 ib *rr*r aa.l toy (l*org*
A. Poilsaibe* for IBs <t*r*a4*nts lu trr-r . -.-_
B*. US, T*r.h H P*uart*D. pl* ntl rt la *rr.vr "art Jot,*
f??r?rn| ?n-r oilier*. lu ?r-or M tue Clron't ( **rt *f ll*
I'Blteatriuie* f*rth* Kaatrrn B4**Ttal of MjtturL Ul*
Biilfit with resit pursua*l to th* tenth Roi*. . _ . .
No. 15S limaikl s -i?s*ll. tuprl'.in', axt Vary A. Put ch,
txscuirit. tl- , aad o'Jiara Arttu.neoi b*|u_
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COURT CALENDARS-TO-DAY.
?Brura* OCBT-Ciuasra-i. -Befor* Aalretrs. JV--X?
61. BS. 8(1. ?'. -. ID. 90. 81. 1.) '. 1"5 1 ll lit. l_P.iS*_W B.-?
SO* iiu. A10, i 8. 337, 34*. Sd'-. 380, 881. 3*?'-. '??*. **?*? ??*??
ti.rikti (joist-srscii.1. Tur.B ftBt l.?B*fore Ingra
|?m. J -ililli. N* flay ca an.i ar. r
at rsm* cocbt?CiacBn-Past IL?Hef*r* l_wy?no?,
J.?.'?*?*? Is** -liv cal?,i4ar , _
r*T?BneiT-,'a Co. ar Befor* Ra****"*. I?-"? Bl BB Mary
Nnr**t. Hm; will of Shertnaii B. ' raw*nl, i p m.
bbpsbibb ooo bi?sr sci ai. TBBO-B*f*r* nugra J.-oo
I*. ..I*a.tar _ .
Counts plbas?ersciaL Trsa?Btvxur* Daly. !.->* sar
?*1*B a
(.it cotiBT-TBiat. TBita-PArr 1IL-B*f*'r* Br*-n*.J.
Va* "'4. ii!'*, I6ST. vail, 1847. 8000, 32S1. WOS, SJOS.
HlM. 88,).) BBSS. SOSO. 8807. JOH. USU). 3'ia. 8318, 8318.
3818 3.117. 811(1. S8-0, 38'1 B.'J.. MU. JJJ7.
Cowst or ussBaai. st?*i**s-rtat l.-B*f*r* Oilier
t.tet. )., *a* iMiiut (iisin. i. Ali*r.iay 1 ?"t -Na L
? si- sr o* BaiaSAL SBaaiOi* r*ar IL ? B*.ar* cowior.
J., a,el \ui._oi UlsU-iOi Atlururr B.-lt.iC N**. 1. i. S *.
8. 8, 7. B. -.., io, ll. ll. 13. 14. 14. IS 17. 18. 18 ___
i ?-cat ?*..**?*t- ?>B*?i*vf?--r*'rT lil -a*f*r* aaoatosB
Smyii. ii't A.i.Ui: Dutiilct Adala*/ !Tili**r*ia. --*?* I.
t, t, 4, 4. 0 7, 8. I. IS ll
? rn
A RTKONG Dl_1*i( KATIl* TEAM.
**?nt nu ' 'Ulijw' t*o**r.
Randall, Mc.Pb*>r?..n, (iorn.ao and Hill ere * big four
thai can make Urorar BS rul tired ll tbey only fes.1 Uk* lu
THE GREAT TURF HANDICAPS
FULL UsTS OF ENTRIE-4 AND WEIGH T 8.
BSTisArra maui by ?rcrktarii-s i.awursck awd
M'lNTVRK of THB RfLATIVK MKRIT* OF llAr-BBS.
Below appear the vvelghfa alloted to horse* en?
tered in all the great hi*nd .cap*, of the Couey
Island and Brooklyn Jockey Clubs to be run at
their Spring meeting*. These weighu are the
results of months of careful study by the handi?
cappers and represent their derraerete Jndgm>iit
of the relative merit* of the best hors.-* on the
Americau turf Of all 89080 run on tins aide of
the ocean, the Stiburbau arou-ies mon* B-MBBtoOJ
aud interest in advance than any other and Sec?
retary I_i*"rrence'K handicapping in this race is
discussed all over the country. Ile has showu
his usual keenness, thoroughness. Insight and judi?
cial temperament this year aa in prov ions yearn,
and bia not been unjust to any horse or any
owner. The Bard gets the highest weight, tts ,
waa to be exia-cted, 130 pounds, with llanover ,
only a pound lev..
There ire so many high-cla** horses in. Jhe j
Sui)urban that lt is sure to be a gnat race. So
il the Brooklyn Jocker Club Handicap at the
same distance in which Secretary McIntyre, aa i
usual, adopts a lover scale of weight*, titan that '
of Secretary Lawrence, making his top I
weight ttl pounds. The present writer
does not ? expect Tlie Bard to '
8iart in either race, as horses rarely recover their
?pool after u long a*nd critical sickness. It is
not likely that The Bard will be a great racer
this year. Trump cards tn both the Suburban
and Brooklyn are held by the Dwyers and it would
not be suprising to see them win one Iii,- handicap
with Hanover and the other with Kingston. When
in perfect Condition, these two colts have such
power and speed up to a mlle and a quarter tha.i j
this writer is at present inclined to concede both |
big handicaps to the Dwyers If them* two colts
000B0 to the pout in good fjrin, lind to believe
that both races will be won easily at that. The
transcendent merita of Hf wraf and Kingston
are not yet clear to every one. But they will
b<"
Three more entries have come In to the Fu?
turity, making 015 in all.
COMRY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB STAKES.
SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 1-4 MILE*).
TB* Bard. 5.IHO Kntunlan. 6....1f>S
Ran*v*r. 4.129 C****mara. 4..107
V*lant*. 6.124 B_V.il ArcB, aff*d.107
K..SH *>.123 Keunev. 4.107
Lind*!,. 5.IBS Orari"* Oyster. 3.106
Exll-. 6.122 P**tlco, 5 .101
Klmrvon, 4 .121 Ole*m*und, 4.100
Eoleo-kba 5.120 Wilfred. 4.10*.
Dry M<sn*p*l*. 3.ll!) OaraaiS, S.105
Elgwora 5,.110 rtrrideawav. 4.105
Eurua. 5.119 Frank Ward. 5.iori
Favor, 0.118 I-I-.ro*. 6.IO.*,
ff-eaai. 4.117 Trna Briton. 4..104
buxauy. 5 .117 Qoaoi of Elizabeth, 4 104
Banbara. 4.117 Adella*. 4.104
I.a.'garl. 4.ll* Rustler. 4.108
Terra * atta, 4 .110 V*,u*te*r if"hawBee,,4 103
Bu Alt. 5.116 Hninllton. 4.103
Rlih-iOBd, 6.ll* Fen*lo*. 4.100
Cum* 5.115 Alaric. 4.100
Bin* win*. 5.115 charity. B.100
Hlilalkf*. 6 .115 Ru-hr.iwav.4.UV)
DuntHtrne. 4.114 Hcbn*reri?p*ea*wayi4100
CH. Toda. 4.114 KUmatt,. 4.100
Oriflikinme. 4.114 I.lzzt* B*k*r. 4.100
M*ntr**?. 4.114 Aruadel. 4.100
Belviiler*. 4.113 Beu*lictlne. 3. 97
Loug KBl?hr, *g*d.113 L*rrl*gfou. 5. 07
Orlsotts. 4 .ll- c*i. Cowan. B. 97
J**C?ttoa,6.112 Vallnet, 4. 96
t_r*llcr. 4. 9*
My uti, 3. 95
Artel.5. 95
ll*a,U_i. 5. 95
ord way. 4. 93
**.!tr,row,4.110 Voaburg. 4. 93
Trlbttulet (Safe Bail 4.1 io Bret*n. 4. 90
Rupert, 6.D'S Ot'etd*. 4. 90
Be*-'l* Ju**, 4.109 Faust, 4. ... 90
Slr Dtx*S 3.10") e'.-nsatloB-Id.klia c*lt, 3. 9<)
tjrrav*rcforalaad,5....10S Eeio. 3. 90
Cheviot, asea.D?8 Daryn. 3. 90
Bo!) Fisher. 5.108 .??clune. 3. 90
Kir.*.ii 5.10S Bria_eBaj-t, 3. 90
?HI'F.I*SHEAD BAY HANDICAP. l"e MlLE-i.
Ilsaover. 4 .130 Olen880098, 4 .110
Valante, ?.126 B*ssie Jun*. 4.10S
Faillan. 5.I8S I raak Want. 5.D>8
K *'sto*, 4.12:1 Kenney, 4.108
I.I?d*B. 5 . l-'l Oo-ir*. 5.l'"i
Dry Monople. 5..120 Oe*. Oy*rer. 3.los
Furus 6.120 Uai**u *t Elizabeth, 4 .107
Saxony. 6.119 Sansue. 5.105
FiroDzl, 4.119 Volunteer (ShaWMO 4..1'?5
BanBiirg.4.119 Hamll'oa, 4.108
B?* All. 5 .ll4* Charity, ii.105
Terracotta, 4.UH W,ind?rin*at, ?.K)5
lav Hard, d . 1M Adeline. 4 .104
Rli?uiond, 6.IH Fenelon. 4.103
Favor. 6.ll** Muggie J, tig*d.103
Cu***, 5.116 lliirhtawav. 4.103
Aurelia, 4.ll
Rae*! j nd. 3.Ill
Ml** Ford. 4.Ill
Lady Prlanros*, 4.110
Oo!!**. 4.110
Hi.lalao. 6.115
c. h. road, a.ur.
Orltlaraaie, 4. 118
Joe cotton, 6.110
(TllUBX. 5.ll")
Emp*ror*f Norfolk.g..lld
Tell*) Do*, 'i.Ho
(.rt*i-T'e, 4.Ill or-twav. 4
Blue Win*, ",.111
Aurelia. 4.Ill
E.?i>'l ?hu, 4.Ill
Bafvldere, 4 . in
Mis* Ford. 4.113
I Bttelaad, I .113
l.e*r K iii'.hi. sired .112
Lady Primrose, 4..112
Collah. 4 .112
Fli-rny 4 .Ill
i riedle' <safo Bjo 4.11 1
B*b Fisher. 5.lld
Cob?lara. 4.1 lo
Frauford, 4 .110
Pto.-.ron. 4 .lld
Ars,..5.110
Runert, 6.110
(irarer * levelanu. 5_IOU
Genaliln*. 3 .D)3
Ptluce Koral. 3.103
Readied, 5.1*)3
K -SS.'S l.101
Saladin. 3 .100
Newer Never, 3. 08
-i",
'Wlrop. 3. 08
Erebus, t>. 95
Wriin.l..ii. 4. 08
Lackawanna, 4. 93
Oace.ii*. 4. 93
K.iclus*. 1. 93
Cainby?My M.iryUud
reid. 5. 90
Ony Dawn, 3. 11
SelioollkOr, l. 90
?Vu*.If,avian, 3. 90
Vk?.rr*in. ll. 90
I'ers.iin. 3 . 90
Hnlml-ld Taaat Mur?
ray coll. HO
Faster 4. 90
BAY R1DOE HANDICAP. l*-i MILE.-).
Hsiiov*r, 4.12"!
Volants, 8 .124
lan.1**. 5.124
Ix: e, ij.120
Ki*-noa. 4.HO
Elk wood. 5 .119
Div Mea*poIe, 3. 110
Kaloolah. 8.119
Knit*."'. .118
Hidalgo, ?.117
Flren/i. 1.117
Baalnirg, 4.117
Terra i *t *-. 4.lld
Lartar.l. 4 .lld
Gtteoa. 5.ll'v
Duiih.iyu*. 4.118
Aurrlia.4.113
C. II. rodd,4.113
Oriflimnii, 4.113
Belvidere, 4.112
Esq niiiaa, 4.112
Jue CottOI, 6.Ill
Mit* F*rd, 4.110
Rataplan, 8.110
Lone k'nfgiit, aged_ll*)
Gallah,!.110
Triuo ..et ,Safe Ban 4 109
Kuper*. (J.lo**
Boss S .DH
Mitti- B. 6 .107
BSB*te June, 4.10*1
ti*aa*, 5.1<>5
Savsaae, 5.105
Voluuteer t-hswueei 4.1<>5
Geo. ,)yater. I.l')5
i- i?en nf Eli'sberb. 4..103
Tu* Boort-oe, 5.103
Adella*. 4 .103
W,iad*nn*nt.6. 100
Klaa-arli. 1. 9si
Fooolna, 4. 98
Benedictine, 3. 09
Ii,-,;.id. 5. 93
Darya. 3 . M
Ktt,.,' B, aged.j 93
Vsoburg, j, . >K)
VOLUNTEER HANDICAP KOIt THREE YEAR-OLD**,
ls. MILB8,
I'mpemr of Norfolk....128 Tartitron.107
Kaeelsml.125 Dublin .Iu7
Lob An?*les.1-0
ii**. Oyster.119
I,-* tray.ll*
HU Javaisa.HS
Guarantee..118
Purkin*.! tn
Priace Koral.118
Gerald! aa.115
KaUtou.ll*
Wo leo.118
Benedictlae .118
Trtatan.112
Now or Never.Ill
riallula.HO
H*n> Field*.110
NhI-t lu.110
Donald.HO
Prue* ( karlie.no
W*ud*rl.iud..Ho
)7erKt.107
Kljrsteii.107
Vii.ion*.108
SD*vv,lr*|> .l'*5
HerLHysiilp t!dl*iies*U05
Cat?kiaty .Truth)_ 105
I.*nsrf*ll*w-Vietre**
tilly..105
Mirabeau.,.103
Taiigeaais.log
Ocean .103
Kii-jilil-r.103
-. ;..103
K i r. cr Fraest ? Mszim
ruy.103
liics* ( liauiot* nliy.IOU
Krirlgoil-fht. 100
Vox kV* iii ug iou.100
own*.!('?)
Apache.HO Don c,rl*s.int)
Falron. ll'1 EeiBp'an.100
Grey Davv* .110
Geronimo.ll"
lau-iaiar .ID'
Mx*t- r Waller.Ho
Marauder. ?' '
. e~-.-.i<io.l"9
Mr 'fwn.lol
Batiafaettoa.ion
Forlli un.109
Bpeedwell.107
Prnsiie-t. l(N)
-aj viii.IO)
Loeuet . os
(>..la. ft7
L.r.i,iLi*nt . B7
K.?liis?,. 07
J.? I.re*. 'VA
Tat I sb . <rt
C.iiiiibly. BO
THK BHOOKLYN JOCKEY CLl'B STAKES.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY Cl.CB II l.VDK'AP. lt* MILL-.
Tb* Bard. 5
.188
Hatioy*r. 4.-1-5
E*lian. 5.123
Volante, 6.122
Llud*n. 5.120
K bu on. 4.ID*
Fi.rn*, 5.117
Lady Primr***. 4.10M
WnBr*w, 4.108
Grora-s Oysur. 3. 10-1
>)ritl?ini' *, 4.1"7
Loral Arrh, aged.lui
Wickham, 6_.10S
KirSrB?ti. 5.D>5
Laggard, 4 .11? Rlgtitaway, 4.105
Favor, ti.116 iilsiiBj*und, 4.106
Htuyvesint, 4.116 Kalvtdara, 4.loft
Kalooiah. 5.HO
BBX.ay.5 .115
Dry Monopole, B.IIB
Du*b*y*e, 1.115
Blue Wlug. 5 . 114
Ben Alt, 5.114
nrsasi.4.iu
ElkwtxHl. 5.114
Exlle.6.lit
Tarra*etta, 4..114
Banbara. 4.112
Rici mend. 6.112
Burel. ?grS .1 I'i
R*c*U*,l. 3.112
Grover Cleveland, B_l')5
Atteiin*. 4. 105
G*liah. 4 .104
I.,'/.ie Luker. 4..li>4
Unaeii o' i . s ?" i.i
F*iiel*n, 4.103
Vuito. 1.100
Rasrler. 4-.1"0
Arundel. 4 .100
laarnugio*. 5 .-loO
Wilfr*d.4. OS
Ariel. 5. If
Hlaua, 4.- S5
B*ii*.lictin*. 3. 95
Miss -ord. 4.112 M.'t.e B, *ged. 95
Jo* * ot too, 6.118 K!atn?th. 4. _B
Aur*ll?, 4.-. 112 *.sce*U. 4. 9*.
RiiB*ri.6.110 I'r!av* R-<val. 3. 95
C. H. Itvid.4.110 -
W,??l.rla**l. 3. 05
Ht oas. 3. 04
Bf* uti. 5 . 03
PbUiIIb, 3. 00
Htldgelilht. 3. 00
Eiu*k*ror*f S*r'olk.3 110
Mr Inion. 1.1">9
Ke-ii* lu,... 4. I"*)
Lons' Kalght. a^e.t.1"**
II* Kt liri, . . .- 10H
BROOKDALE HANDICAP l's MILES
HaBov.r, 4.12. G-iaett*. 4.108
VelBits, 6.IW ?""?; KBight, siad.108
L*llan 8 . I'-'* George *>y*t?r. 3.. .106
Kiuastaa. 4. 120 eia>:kt*u. 4.1"7
Ijn.lrB, *?.12" (.lei.ut* ad, 4.IOU
Stuyvesant. 4.117 Bightaoar, 4.1*0
""nrtis. 5.117 Kane lon, 4.105
S*z*ny, 0.117 Be-ivr-lere. 4. 1"5
Dry Ho opol*. 6.116 Oik**a *f KUzaisalh. 4. 105
?Brer, 6.116 Grover Ci*v*l*Bd. 5....10.*)
I?(Card. 4.Ill) Wa- 4. rai. ut, o.1 "5
I>:iBl*nv*e. 4.IIB A leila*. 4.H>5
ktittltl, B.113 Kirkiaan, 0.105
Blue Wing. B.Ill (jellat), 4.104
Flr-mU 4.ti* Mae-Ue.1'. *"?.Iff
Boreb. oasd.?>_ Br*_.?*4.}__
Rtn Aili.1}4 ^P__?}}T- * .J2
r!*nl.?r_4.HS Wiltrad. d..J?"_
Bicluf.,.,1. ?.li- Clereos- H.. agttd.lg
-oralia. 4. ??* ?sImb*. 4 .JOS)
Telle Dec. ?. 112 o?rni.?u,4. 109
JaclStf.o.0.112 lil'Ai .JflJ
hapert.0.1?3 <JarasSa, 4-. __
HIM rartt. 4 .112 _S8SS*TB..*-._. ??
Kaeaia-U. S..... ...II- Benodirrao, 3. Of
c ii rlvid. 4 .1?0 Hinda. ?. 08
Fiur*r,4.11?> Ord*v*r.4. 00
Lady pritnro**. 4.108 Saladin. R ?_>_?. JO
OrlOataiu*. 4 .IO* PH?ra ?baillSk, 8- SB
Bessie Jun*. 4 .lui Htrrrr f*i*iti*. $...... 09
?aa i Lobar, 5.los Biiogaiigai, 8....... aa
- *>
PAINE WARNED HIS 80N.
PILING UP A Ll8r OF HI8 EXPENSES.
riiBFATr-Mvr, to Msgr, his and bis WRRRRVi
st'rriK on A'T'.cvTor hi* rgTRAVAi?*srcrs.
The ta?lng Ot teat, ....uv lu the John Paine property
cass* wa* rt ni si .'.1 v.strr.L.y ta tbe Suprnin* Court before
Justice Lawrence and a fury. At the opening of tbo
*e?slon deverill letter* wrttt n by John Paine during tba
last year* of hi* life were re* I In iu_ be complained
that the pUinttR's Lither, William H. Paine, waa o
gambler and had wu*tel fH.ODo.OOO or b'? property. Ia
one lettor, written January i\. 1*71. Mr. Paine gives ts
bis sob a statement of money* ev pen Ital for *a* lattas*
from J.iTi.irv 1, 1-UH, ta) J au uar/ 1, 1"*71. Aft*r g.ylng
the items for e-.-h mouth be make* the folio win,- re
capitulation:
Am., mi used In D*70, $37,87., 2Si In 1H09,
rt'>.700 80; ni 1808, $31,715 ..... il*.,i,tu*l to Par s ia
three year*. ?'.''.'.!?*) 11; ano io' of money is -1 bf yoi
In the len mouth* In Near- York to February 21. 1*)70.
00.01*1: 50.OIU fr.itic**f Meluinot in Ute auiimer of 1*68
Wini* in IU u mrg. wucti coat you SIB,lill i)7; tap
lie irs .?y fOO_ letter you oar* J. Manns* in gol I e3.).MX);
one yeat* Inter** . S.'.IO); premium on gold, *!. uto,
Atnoiiut used t-y you tn the three rear* eu.lia,: Jan ut?
1, l?7l, 0170.500.
The letter proceasst* a* follow*:
All over $.v>.oo>? of this must be laid f* yon and your
fatuity assrasaaaaoa ?*< *,>t w.u: you h..* <,a.,, lorri
on Uvtrils, dice au 1 ISM?s; BM wuir me prapSfttaaa aro
to be Clarie 1 to ?? .? . i har* uo meau* of Sao wi ti,-. I, ii
that v nu. ;. o ir w :?? m . c i-i icu ire vet to lult.-r fr., a
thi* ree.'-- e.. in -., nblia / ** 1 s*pi tt>lerlng uin*cei
?arUy I have no itoulit will be a* oiear lu yon aa to lu*;
amt it will I... very little couaolatton to you to Uni i aa
obliged to sell my ho.,a,- at Newpirt, give up in> h..rsi:*
and carn is.'-* and co ,,.- to Ni,* Yuri artiI tire In apwrt
ni"ii_ which I niall be obliged to io If real estate coo
linn il to .incline: for interest, t ixe* au 1 aa-.. *,
with my family expense*, have been at lei*t $2>? " '?' .-er
ann rn iiior ? than my in. .en* for tbe last taree yeera.
Ifivtu** glveu yoi a full statement for the iaat tura*
year*. I mw proa-eel to *how you tiiat for ta* previous
three years I was absent In Europe the et dim i? uo
better. How vin ??...-. le i money from January, l")i>5,
to January, I .-ut* I cm not know. I Bbai! *how you baw
mich you rec-ave? since January, 1165, r* tat* timi
and leave it to you to account for it teyourowa
satisfaction.
OVKB .$.'00,000 8PENT IX SIX YURA
Tou ?old two blocks .Tonn I to Clark for $!')2,0(>r). les*
mmWWWBBBB on ?nue $J.">,000, $167,0001 yoir proportion
of pratt* on land to li by D. Paine, 010,170: half dock
of lani soil lil.) IfJBBt, *?'."'). paid y >u pr adi* ou land
sold on Eighth ave., $">.O0O; balanoe o wy account
relinquished in lid-J, $"?,570: amount of a war Ls for a*,
of Tw*li*tb ave. $7,on, leas pjld anderson $'AIOO,
$5,211; vour half of tbe prortts on blncg of grouui auld
for Phelan. $30,001); rents oullectel in Hurray-*? fruia
January 1. l-'ti.i, to Mav 1, H"H. three .**r* fi, ir
monthsat $700 pur uiiiitu. $J"i,0<H), less uixwt.lKi.ooo,
822,00*): rents t?ceivel fruin Hurray st. lu I-?; aol
'70, $.l.".,l-.0: the amount you owe Htuart, $1?),lasj
am*unt you owe Jinn, $5.7iM): amount you ow*
Munroe, f.l.ynOi-fliiJi.'U. Doduct aiteratinus ia
Murray-**., $l.).*H) i; loo, on tb.- Mian, $lO>u<>j?
$5o,od<). Exi>eu lol In *ix year*. 8142,42!).
You will see tuat you were a* reckless In the first three
as in thu last turee years, sp au ling more of lt .'?? i. -?if,
as I know that not near .? in .ci *f it was u*a>l Bf v cr
family until afrer you returnest f* Kanpa lu th* autuiuB
of 1**67 Now. after *;?-.-i Urn- all your prop.-rry except
Murray st. you ar still owing $50,tH>0 tu Munroe. Jutl?
and Stuart, without the in:.m* or anv prospect of
lli|Ui*latinir exe-pt out af tbe rent* of M irr.iv ?l. bis, ie*
what you may be owlug in Euiop-, of wuicn I tu*w
nothing. Thi* extravagance BBB go no bo I*.n.-er Voa
now p: ,.|...-., ti *ell aie Murrey st. an i tuen y*u will
have nothing lefr to support your family m I yo i nro
po?e to fl to work. I think th* laitei part of your ur*
ponai ll euiin.i ,',y wortuy of e.i i-ll*ratio'i aud
aiopttou, hut what you caa do I ?r.i n.,t prepare I te
advise. ! cannot Bein you wit-* lay ? .r* tuoaor. I sia
used up until I em rlid a pu re has-tr tl "0 ue -if my real
estate for cash. I *_eU ?oaaooe te fftra **r natrt alvira*
au-t my pc *., ? il ippHeaS'Ql In maklug -,_,- rmi* ia
Murray -t. as mani rance as p-isi! ile. a-ni f r.-.i.ja If hs
I* not iiitDrfered wit j U.i will be aol* to furntss you -.ntl
$1,000 in gold pas ni -um.
DEWING TIIiiT UK Wi* PMUDDBOBBt
Tn a Ure letter *t vour* yo i tpok* of apreiticil
have im'o'i'l i.'.ms: >oil Tb!* y*u kaaw t,, be sue*r
nonsease. You ki'n that tho** a'.out ra* ar* ??ni tienilf
above say.ng ur 8 dag BUyttoBg to ?U to If Irritability
at the recklessness of tun course, you h??"e be.n pursu
lni* tor the last twenty year*, aul .hat I'ltliln*- more
would be retuirel ta Man ?>' BBS?M8 -'lsapproi.arion
but rhe exhllitt of ymir prodlgaatty tot tb* la?r sn rear*
without going fui'tiier Meg. lr anv if your Dually m
tris j ls Iboul I think or intimate thal I hare ml Mai all
t-iat a kui 1 and aft..ctiou.it* father alieuld un I snail
h<,pe that you will rca.I thi* lettw Ui Uma I Basil *t.i.l*
by tue |ad**?eal of say dlatararosted friend if yours
sfr*r he i* iwin of the exact rae-lts of the ca.*. I aa
Incapable or .lo.n ' a wroug to you and your* latent..ib
ally.
(.Ive rav lore t* your wife and chi! Irer. SOratlOO
ately vour ra'iier. J.uis Paibi
.Ia il- A. Cou.i.,l!y. who did work for Juno Pa, ne ai a
piuiuter, te.atirted that le wa* rat! .nil. C> ru* !>.? ,,n4
Henry A. nurlitit laid tiiat in l-t^l l-'hc Pain- ir t*'n led
the annal ele-t.on of the Contineutai lr.su .ance CSBB
paoy ac! sall lui M 1 lust: p-.tasel bl* ame tierh birts
day' He itemed ttorssMMj saoe. varoifiie Paiaa
Doon coatra !!? te.1 -itu* of the eviicuee lr. reata ri to har
stay al New ('auaan ta '.!*?. and d*r,ie.l that *u? eve*
In-'ri'ti ('arrer. J.din Palns's ?-rriu.', te rel! Tr*
Virvtnii PalM tb ll ' , old a:au wa* aelaep or iii wnea
*l,e eaiied wnea ll * as s 4 **.
or:..*;. BSnuerd aud Mr*. "Karta HeDsn<oIs tMtMad
that John Pains sm j. sou'i. mind. Uoorge8.199
pt bass*, srtl 'i ol ip "i itel property f ir Mr. i'.ine Dr.
E. W. l.iniVr', idv del iu of aa iasur rn', ?? .,v, aol
Dr. Willa.u a I ,i - .. - .n all IMttBsd that Mr. I*..*
was in Bil lia'lit ..:.., I ic Bil 1 Ut, r d ,y*. For th- ulaintiO
the Inrcntnry Ol '! - I arnhne Paine'* pors?iiai e-r* ?
br tba Misses Dunn rai put lae?IdsaM lt tantiiilij
casIj. (eSslrv, .ilv*r and elaina, tba appraUsJ value nt
winch bbs $81.0?1 .).' aid tue Mtual raia* 1*44.623 uni.
Lerter* tr-i u .Villi*-., H. I'line r<> bia father were rt.,id ie
? lion that ne was tran- ',er|r,c; !ii,siiie*s for Ji,',., Paltir ia
187") aie! 1079. In-?ric of men 'ii* *on t/r ite: " I sead
y,,u two dezjn heirs, which y- a ai* to keep right sid*
up." Mary IV niter, wan was a chanioerriiaiil ami * alto*
lu old Mr. Piiue'* lieus", said that for tn monti,* ivatfore
)u? deati bc wai childish. Tue adora Caner, recail**,
centra licfed sou..! BiidlUM IB iiniur pom* glSla f*f
t!ie defci.ee.
The counsel will sum up to-day.
ANNOYED BY KIP HLV ODOM
vfrs. s.j.an A. Pratt, wnlew *f Colon*! 8MOS ?r,..t.n*)
wealthy tatiB?r nf frattTille, N. Y . Ur** at No Wi Wart
Tlurty first.st . w.ier* ali* lei* a - - . o , $9* . ? *
leas* of the tiouar tiuiu May 1. 181'J, ar a rent of 44'jols
year. Bbl t-ys t**t ot, O<:toij?r 18. ls88, Ms Hand sb
l liar!.-* <: .line .: th* ..aa*i?jtit af th* lions*, 'ob.- is* aa?
re*taur*i:t. at * rs o', jf *>>,00. eh* deolara* that MM 1.** ??
pestled fl'..0'O for fan,.tn'*), B*)d sh* imt'ti Hut herbal*
ness (us bern ru:uri by the foal oder* nee?!:*_? from (?**!.
fl*id'* kit.rUtn tliroug'. the ienier into the rooms ab*r* las
apt *i lo Jn*u<* Lugru. lu th* su**rior , our., for aa
lujiioc'ian to rSS*sS_a ' aultiriS from aiiaoylng ur ii. UH
way, but ibe iu.lg* ye*:?rtiay-i**i*?l lei at,pl' ai .-in
HIT.- Of I^-.ijAL NEW -.
At * mn Sf ha**l*B ?t th* I'ulo Groim lt -ni A-i(n?tflt
lOBB, aa nangaI that mM Ibo a wons sear the groud -i?*d
y*,. war owing to a tcramlil* toobtai* lb* lal . wm-l,*y
a iou, ti* hui UM ?n !? : >>u th* atvnnit Tlioioai :. P^'.t?*,
t i,-. MU OM SSroM o i tue Aaa', by ih* fal,In* i ar.- tata
au io* *. ale ava* I r ral -1. lt* -ib.?iu?-l a 'trai- t f*r SIM
raatMday i* ti,* ? ut * ? tri aurr* Mal baBBrs ia'?- BSoan
tad * jury iU a tu.t ter ilaoiag** a<?m"t th* ?b*SBBU_B?
'i ? em;..ur, the 'ess** *f tue Poio-ruinl* Tie
di'f.ini'* waa tliai tb" awniusT w?? inter *r?u wltli by a i|i*,aa
lair an I u?t t.y au r u;.l.jy' o' ttl* cwuipany.
Justice \airewi, in m.- OapMSM court, Ch* ober*. y*tt*e
riay rearrvei btadUBtatM M ihe ap .Ueaiion of Mr*, tara
abe'h M. Qjacke.ih'isl, fur au ..r 'er ap* .lag :l.? .Ufaa.i If
wtueli s .le-r?'- .it tepatallon -rta graul*.! l* L.r li .tbtaat
??e*r*d stu*cg*nbi|*!i. "<u* atys b-r ..... i ?. .". -s.s aa.
lng bur, tutl .., i ..,.,: .liv BB BgNM that ih-y s inM uv* to
grllter ag..ii a**l M ? ber lhal tu* use I pay nu ait*all**U
aap*r* iii tb* cate win r, arou.4 b* **rr*.t up** uar aaa
m*ti*r ot loria. BM B cr !:*g!r lld u*t ,lcf?o*l ilie tait.
A.oed \*tt. ll.* buy tot tu*! * aalam Jarusi J*aa, BM
d?in.*e. *u ll.* iilrsati.in fhn th* captaiu hat aidaaaead
hun au*I bi.iogit bim to tins city oa tn* berk Luunst?gsa*?,
ol:*liie.l -iidjinoni iu th* Lily Coort yealrrday from JadM
Ehrl.cb lol SI'S,
Ju*.ii* B*dlass ??' th* rsupram* Cturt y**i*r t*y 1**01*0
to Hts. ffaasa* Q l.. i..a auoktat.** tai _*or*a V B?4
lon. aa Actor, io waua the wa* ? _ti*1 in J* luaxr. IBwR
?iit who ai.aa :*n? ? arr at 8yJa*y, New-.*aiB WitatB
Davern ber. 1-s!
Justice Andr*V* in Hit Siiprea* Caart, Cba-ubera y**Sra
.t*v mad* inrueim: th* ;?;*:eno* maiiteil ta Dr Xiraiar.
Kltl/*!*y teil.'il'l nf Ka:.- Hero, /hetui from plat *.- * falS
.ii ,i'.'',i.l - :?.? J? , ?ri...li'iu iior Boa**. Nu 34 Wari
Tw**ly-***7eei?-BS.
Jb.'.hb Ja.-aauu. ls ths t* rcu.t Court far the vv ?tiara fin
tri.t of a , * ?:, i. ss just , i st ai u ssl ia* a us*e Itelan
tutr,' I'lmi'sin ia tu alana thal th* Oraot Btpii* Blt?urn
L.bi au : I' wer ? e ,i;? iv ll I not h?y* *tQUi.|T? nita n
?i -' wire* In fie ,<--??? of * mt Ra Ida Ti* '.*< ka.aa Baa
A ? ?)?-? ' ? ? <- ' I ''* a *tr**ts Vlstt-t. Katoa i
Lawla, ot li a ci:*-, ? i.-i .it*: ta* t dis.ot - -many
Judge Wkreler. a :h ? I'aitaU Biala* Circa I leurs, lotto*.
rta, ,'-!..-?- a ia?lk.,u BOWBB Mid* th* Var.ll. lol a J?ry ?*wS
mi n*anus t* Maria Ko*oat*U* againsi lb* N*wjr?aa.
B*w ilavBuan.l !ia.ii*rd OaUMad C*_p*oy for MaOMMM
har tinabsi. I, who wt* killed by tb* oats *' th* ??ni
Th* niotloa waa nu.li *o ll* aroaad thai K**..ri*il,
iraTaiia* oa * Ci rna alon Urk*t ?bich wa*
?':?, '.-t man. laina Wheeler de*id*a that tb* oom
r*?i,ji.*.'j:* la tl- ta ot tb*l (ul
COU KT Or APPEALS.
Al *tsT, Jab Sl.-lo ta* court ?! A ppt?U tty day tl* M*
tewtag c*b*?* were ftrgaed:
Ki ll'J Mi HulT'iiaii tal other*. *p-M*-*9*4 Mt IBBM
Staiuao ?"?'- *tbrrtv, r*i*ou,Icat*
Na, UTA Leas -lr.us sad 04h*r*, ?pp*Il_*CA SO*. MB
Cr.iua.to (l'.T*era.* Co,iu? ay. r?sp?nt?.il
N? 1175. Melvin I. Fu.Ui tgt Mbak J. Bael, 80888*881
O Fierna. iow'i.u . agt th* tame, reeponSeai.
TuS people, eic. kg Jon* o'Ur,en aad o_*r?, Oa mtlna
?f >:.,..*? w. T*u*r, s'.t.HBtT k,*ii?r*i, th*ik*?i* w***tS*r*4
?a tbr i'*!?o.'.ar ..,.-. t*t dova for Marri I, l*Sa.
Xo i'-iil lit* v?u|..* *x ral Heaben N. Waldorf Ap?*i_atv.
agt. ile i'.ilio* Cu-.,?.uss,....er* ol in.tur. reepoadeuit.
Na 1302. ri,* New Yorl Ute iut.irenc* Corui?ay *|_
Kir.un nd Karst aol otu.ra,
Nt l2o.i m io- .. *u.-r ot tb* ?p*|kcatl*a of tb* P,.agS
k**psl* Brat** ? *.upauy ta aeajait* laada eta. ef Bobed
bauturl. apt.ellant. _^ ____
No. ll'A The p.o;,ls t-MBeuil*Bt, Ml- rasrUk Mel
BfOaBBBb
Po'iowmg it tb* da- cai**ur far tSlraary 1
No*. Bib. 087. 888,1*8. 831. HST, 884 aad 80S.

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