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WEDDINGS PAST ABD TO COMB.
Thc chimes of St. Ann's Unman Catholic Church In
East Twelfth st. rang out merrily yesterday morning,
spite of the chilly air, in honor of thu marriage, of
Miss Emily Th-res a Frith to Maurice La Moetague,
ion ol Edward La Montague. It was almost mmm
whan the bridal party arrived. Tho bride entered
the church on tho arm of her brother, Louis edward
Frith, Who r?vo hor away. Hoi- gbwa was of heavy
Ivory white sailn made plain, with high BSSBSSB an.l
long WMWUM, The brldesmalda wei? MM talllo
Tucker, HIM Mollie Hayden, Miss Marlo La Montague
and Miss Almeo Ia Fargo. 'Ihe groom -with h.s b'st
man. Charles Fenaud. met the bride at tho altar.
Tire ushers) weiss Antonio de Navarro. Arthur Frith,
He.l.iald Frfliirldyn. Henry lllnsse, Alb?rt La Mon?
tague snd Anton ShalW. Mot,-Ignor Pi e.ton per?
formed the marriage ceremony, after which thSSB was
a low mass, celebrated l.y Father Smith, chaplain ol
tho AsyhuB of st. TraoBoM do rani.
A wedding breakfast followed a< Ihe bOBSS. of the
bride's brother, No. 47 West Thirty-eighth st. A___g
the MMMAM >vero Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Cai i-ettson. Mr.
and ?BJ. Ct h. I>" Vivier, Miss Du Vivier, Ma Bl
lui Vivier, Mn. |,. lt. IHattti Mr. mid Mrs. schuyler
Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Moran, Mr. and Mrs.
Ans.Iel Moran. Mr. and Mrs. E. 1). Morgan, Mr. and
xirs. Kichard Irvin, Jr., Mrs. J. F. de Navarro, Ml-s
Tlnle Noel, Mrs. A. Noel, M!'*<* do I'losslero, Dr. and
Mrs. Kobert F. Weir, Mr. and Mrs. Edward La Mon
tagnr. Jr., MW* BBS Mrs. August P. Moutain. Mr. aud
Mrs- 1-dHf Khlnolandcr, T. J. CmmMf BhlBI Iambi,
Miss Annie Berry, Miss I-eary, Miss Neille Redmond,
Mrs. Charles Coudort, Miss (.'larc Coudert, the |
Harnicn-Frown. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo FHtSOh, Mis. J. T.
filbert. Mr. and Mrs. John I4MUSBS0, the Misses
brenco, John La Fargo. Miss La Fcige, Angastas
]!. Field, J- Bowers Lee, Miss Loo. Miss Letterman,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward La Montague, Mr. aud Mrs.
Ernest C. La Moutagne, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hoguet,
Miss Hog*uot and Jule. Montant.
Miss Georgine rresslcr. daughter of William Dress
ler, was married to Theodore J. Gelsler, of BMOUya,
at the Churoh of the Holy Communion. Slxth-ave. and
Twenticth-iit., last evening at 6 o'clock. Tho i; M.
Dr. Mottet, rector of ihe church, officiated. The
wedding was a simple ene. Tbero were no brides?
maids. The bride was attired In the conventional
White satin, tulle and orange blossoms, and carried
a bouo.net of lilies ot tho valley. The ushers were
Louis B. Dressier and Louis Gelsler. Dr. Charles
Holsten, of Brooklyn was beat man. The bride ls a
violin player of preat promise and returned from a
year's study In Germany recently. Tho groom ls a
member of tho Amphion Amateur Orchestra ol 1'rook
lyn and is bv profession a lawyer. After ten days In
Philadelphia' ihe pair will sall on Saturday hy tho
steamship Zanndam for Amsterdam _t.d will remain
abroad tor Ave months, daring which period the bride
will pursue her studios In Vienna. After the cere?
mony there was a smaU family gathering at the
Hotel (.lenham.
t'eorre Zabriskle will be married early In .lune to
Miss sarah Gray, of Cambridge, Mass. Miss Gray
ls a danchter of Dean Zabriskle Gray, of the Cum
bndpo Prnt'-stnnt episcopal Theological Seminary,
aud a granddaughter of John A, OL Gray, of thin city.
GOO!) WORK OF THE SLATER FCND.
MAST INSTITTTIONS ASSISTS-*?MR. BATU S-XI A
timm to justicb warre.
The a-imial BBMtlng of the tWBtSSS Bj the sister
Fund, gtveo by Joh* W. Slater, of Norwich. Conn., I"
ISSS, for thc | sf giving hotter fae?ties for tha
edu'-ation of freedmen and their ehlMrea. was held
fgBMSlag at the I-ifth AveaUB BoteL Those i
were ex-Presldenl Rntherford n. iia\es, Bhatmaa;
Senator (ol|t;itt. Morris K. .It-sup, John A. Stewart,
of New-York: william A. Slater, of Norwich, Oona.;
Daniel C. Gilman, president of Joims BJop-tni I '
vei>tv: tho lc v. Dr. Boyeo, and tbe Rsv, Dr, A. 0,
Bargo*.;!, Gcn-ral \ce:it of tha 1?4. Mr. Hayca
paid a tiibute to de Memory of Chlel Jostles Waite,
a member of the Beard of TfBStOOS a*.il his address
was adopted bf tho board as an eNpresslon of their
SCEilwi'iits and ordered to lo placed upon tho min?
ute^. Tha Ostini Agent'i report showod thal the
N.'.,i'0') appi opt lated fer tbs achoo] yeal I rt
had boen dtotrfhoted arnot".' thr fellowing hutitattona:
Atlanta t*iiivciHi,a Baoatan Neran] Behool, Benedict
Institute, Biddle Ci.iv.-rsity. llrnii" rd Disunite, Cei il
Ten_("-- l ? . Claflla Unlyerslty, Clark Un ?
Fisk Cnlversiiy. Gutter! *-? c.ii,.ny. Ila mp toa [n ? .?..-??,
Haruhi'in Men...Mal institut.-. Howard University, isak*
?on CollCRo, Jackson* ille, ('raded Scliii.il, Kt
N.-nial Cnivfi-'.'y, Loaoaig Medical School, Letand
"University, LoMey_a li.Ktitut.., ),*-ivis Nnfir.il Instit.ne,
UvtagotoM Oellaga. Mehany Medical College, Moors
btiO'-t. D.idustii-.i, MeatgsaMry Normal University, Mt
Albt.m state Manoa] Bahs al, Mt Boram ?Waalc SaaaV
nary, New Orleans University, Faui Quin College, Payne
lastttBtp. PhOaager Badth Collage. Regei WUUasM I "i
veealty. Baas Normal L-stttute, Bas) University, Soho
n?ia Normal institute, Bcotia Female Ben?try. M.hw
University, Slater Industrial School. Speliiiai. Bowels
Insiituu-, sui-: BOn? gnhoil. Bute Boca? Behool,
Straight University, Talladega Collcee, TUIateSB iBMfr
tuie, Toygaloo B?VOt?tf.
The report of Um progress mado in manual tralnitu;
iras exe oed li. sly ?SlMfBShM). aid to tha; branch of
tuition will be pa'd especial attention tho coat?| T***>
The pupils In the forty-five schools Bided by th. Band
ttjii.li-: os c: ll.odo. The sum of ?fl.V'HXJ was ap?
propriated tor th** neal achoo! year, and will be ap
poitlored accord mu to ths needs of present benefi?
ciaries and others which are In course of organl-atlon.
_-,???
SO VXCEETAIX SOVXD JUBB,
At thc Inst monthly meeting of the Century
Club thc following resolution, expressive of tho
BBBOCtatJeB'S sentiment- with respect to int*rua
1 ional copyri-.'ht. was offered by Jolin lligrlow in
behalf of the Board of Management, and adopted
without (lissi ut :
Resolved. That the Century Association cordially ap?
prove of aaiaai-Mtlj noannoad the efforta makin* to
secure from the l-'ederal Government a formal ac?
knowledgment of liter_ry property and Its lights.
- ?'-m
IXCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
M ? W. K. Vanderbilt gave a dinner to Minister
Phelpa last night.
PS SI Mai - gave a dinner of twelve covers nt Ms
bouse. No. 48 West Klneteenfh-sl., )*-* ov-ning.
Nbs. ParaaroT, of No. ?_?_ \)--3t iwontleth-at., (-ave
a tea ycfterday aftomoon.
Mr. and Mt*. Robert Hoe, Jr., and family w.ll shortly
leave their town house. No. it i:a>t Thirty-alzth-at.,
tor th'-.i farm near Lake Moho pac. They will spend
Dart of the summer at Kar ltociiaway.
THE CHICAGO XEWS OUAXOhS EDITORS.
ihtcago, May 10.?Melville K. Stone this mornini*;
BSaoaaOOd his withdrawal from editorial control of
'?The Dally News," which he has h-ld Macs IM founda?
tion. II. says : - For twelve years I have been Work?
ing fourteen to fifteen hours a day. This sprlni,' I
took a trip to California and aft. rward COI?1 not gel
back into the old -plod. 1 felt my health failing and
(unsuited physicians, who said I must stop work.''
TUE FI VA I. CASI FOTI THE VALLACK HESEHT.
Mr. A. M. l'aliii.r ann.,un.es that arrangements are
almost complete f,.r tic. toeth-onlal peifenaanea of
? llsmiet" in honor of Lsotoe Wallach at tha Metropolitan
(?peta Hons* aa M'i'idav BfSBla| BSXt Thl dis', rehe.rsal
?sill b4j held to-inorro-Aat 12 o'clock, at Walla.-k's
whleh OaMaal John a. MeOaall kindly Mased at the di?
M the management of the t4-stlmoiiial. The first
rehearsal will bc uonUued to principals, I,ut on Moudsy
MM full rehearsal will uke place, at which everybody
(onneciod wita tho stage performance i? cxpertod to bo
i Mr. rainier was also much srratllled to receive
)-es?r_v a lotter from Jame. a. Baiastllt, p-iTllial cf tho
-.-iitaii tiptra House Company, In which ha Mated
tliai the dlrectora of the Opera House had decidod to offer I
.-? for the testimonUi free of any chaine for rent. !
This 4?eii.-rou* offer was a mo.i agsaaehM SOI gi lei to th..
6:an?(;en.. nt. Thc action of the _tM0sM>S was BassM-M-tal
by that af the Hvtgt Committee, wlilch, in a loit.r fr.m
G. ti. Haven, Its chairman, places st thc fltSginBl of the '
naaagBBaaal MM spleudld ? Hamlet" ?es*-? belongdn,';
to the .Metropolitan Opera Boase, a privliege which they
have never t^f.ire prauted to any one. Thu complete cast
Will be as follows:
3__r__ ?,.;.-.* ? ? K(1w,n Bo?th
(.hist of Hamlet's father . . Lawreaea li.
Kunf ciaudiiu.-rraohMayo
J010"1"'1.John Gilbert
******.Ehea P rapt ia
?''?*?".J 'hi. A. I.,??
"rant ..... Charita Hiinford
m.Lewreaes Hanley
__ .;__???? ?- ? Charles Koehler
Marcellus .... Edwin H. VaoderfeU
1 ...... -herbert Keb-, v
irai.cls(0.Tntm Mordaunt
Al<or..Jo.--ph WhealocB
Second Act..r ... . Milnes Levle!
Pim Grave-Dlfser ... j.. ., . ., .;. *
Beeood On ... \v j ,
*..,ll:'^.v -4?srS4
<>????'lia ........ Beleni Medleska
5 Oertm-a.nott EtSob.
ti,- hayes Oueea ..... Sol < ,...J,,
The sale of admission tickets will tam al _M Ma offlo
/ the Metropolitan Opeia Houk- on Kriday mornitij at !>
clock, and v. .11 cntliiue until thc ntnil.er allowed by law
* t* a,n ghgii have aooa rej, hag. iho gMaa of adi-insinn
UcktU Im the onliest;a, dress circle and balcony i ,
UxM at SS. and to de family circle at gt Not iu..ro |
Usa three Uckeu atti be sold to any oue pei son.
-?--.?
A V AEDEST IIT.AIXE MAX.
Prom The LowMtOB Joun.al.
Another Illimitable aittielSBO ls T.lac.-d to th? rmrm
.* rare ?m geutleniau. Israel lt. Bray, .-., ?
fTaaaaai!. \\H Uh,.,| ,? i?. ? >la|Wi j?.-:-....-,-u 'j,,.,
tie ,?:.m" f"i,:" ""'"1 "' Mr 1,lsl,ie' Talking over
o_lR-!__ ?!i"11""1'. ??'? "".er day. were Ihieamen.
moo Jshou, wat Mr. llr-y. "You'd iola for Ulallie
? ha were dead,- a*:d No. 1. ? ol course I would ?
said No. 2. "Yea, by thundor, I'd vote for his ad
mli.istratorI" said Mr. Bray.
SBEKMAN'S CB AB CES OF SUCCESS.
EX-GOVERNOR r_^_^AY8 HK WILL WIN.
ohio, BBWBTBB) will scpport thu BO??MB or
'nu*. OOMV?ITIOB.
Ex-Governor Charles Foster, of Ohio, who has been I
here for a weeli, waa asked yesterday on the eve of
ilcpariure if he could give any Information as to Hen- ,
at.ir Sherman's candidacy for nomination at Chicago.
Bs replied:
"I am here on business and lurid, ntlally have
learned something of tlie genri?l situation. Having
a large acquaintance with public men, naturally as I
have met them the talk drifts Into a discussion of tho
Chicago Convent',n. It has so happened that within
the past few dava I have met m_::y af tie leading lle
publlcans of tho country. The controlling thought
and wish of all ls to make a winning ticket. 1 rio not
lind that a vor*y stiong partisanship gsfsM for any one
man. 1 hey ate going to OhMSfB In a dcllherato mood,
ready to yield Individual preferences for the common
gsoM.
?This being so, I have great failb that the common
judgment will unite upon Mr. Sherman, who is tho most
conspicuous In long servico and steadfast BepvbBcaa
l_m, untainted with any doubt as to his thorough
identlij with UhB party on all the groat questions i ,
fore Hie country, and a lifetime supporter of the sub- !
Ject now agger?BM la thc minds of tho people. 1
moan tho threatened destruction of American In
d.ist.ies and menace to the labor InterOeM <,f tho '
roon.ry. Ho ls apposed, and apparently hated, by tho
Mtigwumps. This ls a .strong ] .Int in BM fa. Br. lils
equipment for the place- li universally conceded; and,
I be'icve, his availability will lieconio so apparent as
to secure lils nomination and election.''
"It ls said his oivu -i'lcgatlon is not really solid for
him?"
'* This ls a great mistake. Von can rest assured that
there ls no weak spot In the Ohio delegation, li will
bo led by Covernor Forakcr, an ardon and BevotOd
friend of Mr. -sherman.-'
' Ohio Is, of course, a Republican Stato?''
"TBS* ITS will support cheerfully ihe nominee of
the Convention. A candidate without any taint of
Mugwiimpin..Ism Bf doubt of Ins position on tl,
Hon of Protection will receive In Ohio this year tho
largest majority given any candidate Mace the War."
" I presume you Know I here is talk of no>n:n .tin_; Mr.
Ulallie, notw ithstaiid.ng his withdrawal as a candidate t*
"Yes. 1 know this soil of tali; is ifxlui ^.-.1 lu; but
I have not met a Ulaloo man yet that denim bri
nomination in any other way than by a unanimous? or
practically so?voto of tbe couventlou; they all coll?
ei Jo that a nomination now by a majority of ibo con?
vention would be fatal to success, ii is not believed
thal Mr. Ulallie would accept a nomination unless lt
come, in the form of a demand of tho party unanimous?
ly expressed."
'? Von were made to say In an Interview that BlSlas
was tricky :n
"I never made such a statement. I probably said
that his nomination aud acceptance after lils decllnar
lion would have tho look ol trickery. In Short then.
1 expect to seo Mr. Sherman lead la tho vote at the
lieglnnlng (f the ballot, ai.d Hie more be is c;uiv_ss.-d
the stronger ho win be. if he should i;*.ii to receive
the i."mit.allon, ha and bia Mends, who havo never
ponied or Meara, win come to tl.e rapport ol tbe
nominee, and wlD pert..rm their full lhere ol the work
which u to sccuro the triumph of tho Republican
party.*__
HOTEL COI! RI DOR CHAT.
KvSenator Brad'.ury, of Maine, was a striking retire In
th- pee?lae cf th.- pttth hvaaaa Boto) yesterday, with his
neat black MOBO?sth anl long Mtowy hair. Ba '
quietly about the politics of ti." Say, snd'saM ahra< ths
one topic of al.-uri inc int' rest! " The poattlOB taken hy M;-.
oi withdrawing trom ti.- aoatoM for Hie rrest- '
dential nomiiuition was aattreiy tit and groper. Il v. is
the right thins for him to do. Tot I 19 ' MC no impro- |
peiety i>? Ma acceptance ot a a atrina Uoa, if Um
shall now sc; lil lo stive him UM b_-Mf li earry. io*
leek himself out of tho ilraggM nnd toft tha party
ch.'OMj elsewhere, if it still srlahaa Mm le ha Itt Bonlnee,
I do not see how ho can refase tha pieaanio."
Hm feeiinc pmong DeaaoersM aga'nst Presldenl I
land ls not easily wygi eased, Mthoogh Hm party leaders
iu-,.at oat the wort that everybody mu-t ihoal t..r him.
Ths Information mhos ri? ? m Washlngtea thal H. ll. Quin.
i.'-.-s, an i .lui"ra I) -mocat, rccntly bel a tboosand dollars
th.re that Mi. Co'V land. If Dominated, WOOhi ie
this State. Whoa the bet iras t-kao i.Sered BS.000 atora
on ll.- -tmt I.i-opoHltioii, bul could nov BM the tWtt tal.cn.
'Ur neiley has leen put np In a YVa.shiiigU.ii bunk.
UBI DBI Rufus nunook, of Atlanta, Georgia, who
ls iii BOW-York, lus become so thoroughly established lu
Georgia, that, although a Bor_waar, hs speaks Ma mini
frilly n all questions atlectliii? the South. ile ls la
i ? letting Hm nears question ?merely Mei
ftf<tug thc IV'i.ublicau contest on tho taritl issue mi. ly.
in tH*w**s yagteiday. ha ttlAi "Sha aaoeeei nt I
l>u>.Heirn party M the Nation is of more in.portal.ce lo il.n
Benth than iv ls to thc North. lt is thc tinaiiclal and
taiirT pulpy of the Kciiublicnn party tho has MMMed UM
Si.nih io iiciid up i's "-reata plaoei sad bogia I i renew'ita
vigor. The Democratic policy would ruin tho South. If
it were i.<a fi: tic- ic '-t.. QoeaUee Um Boatheraera would
wheel Into line very quickly for UM Kc .lu au partf uni
break the Solid Soutli to pieces. but as long as iho
white men of the South renard tho BOMiMlaBB party as
solely a negro party thero will be no break in the Solid
South, tariff or no tariff."
Senator Sabin, of Minnesota, was here foale I fla J On a
flying trip from Washington. Ha was so busy with Wm
tuiilaiis lu reference to his Minnesota l!u:\> ?'??:? t I paoy
affairs that he scarcely had lime to discuss politics, bal la
response to a question, laid : " I see that (ir. shani's friend*,
Maine's fri.-lids, Allison's friends. Sherman's fri-ml*,
and possibly others aro claiming Minni-mta lac theil fa'," -
Pcs. BMiM and (iioehain arc. tapesOUly t-.i).'--l Bl.
Al! I know about lt is that I cot a dispatch to-day Miling
me of the election of tv... .j ? ? rho icr for
niaine nor Qrea_aaa.a
I Si Mayor rdward Wallace, M Springfield, Ohio, who
is one of the olteiastas to Obieaga treal thia stat", ins bera
in New-York laklnir SepoSlttOM for tWC days, ll I i- a
stalwart apectonen M manhood, arith a Mndy mustache, abo
was Mayoa of Ms alt] as ??* Denoont, bet baa ali. I
? RejraUloaa I _ad stbai laoMa, " Wa tr* for
S.'iuU.r Sh. ."tuan fur I'ic-i'l.nt," said Mr. Wal
(lay: '? but ire lm\e the u;imh*-i regard f"i Ml
iltaadj sii tic gathering Moveawat in Ms favor, if hs
ls nominated I think the State wlU gs wild g. ai
Wk rai adoi?atton, esteem and snpport, and
favorite son, you know, but ha hi * I
thusiaom like Blaine."
MMM. PAUSE!,L OOMIWA WAVE Tn AMMWIOA.
Mrs. I'arncll ls araln BOBBag to thia etty bom Ire
land, whore aha has hara d iring tho I at eighteen
months, seeking to reston- her health lt wa- : .
ihat wbon g_a left ti.is eautry, shortly after Ihe
convention of the Irish National LSSgM Ol IBM ' a. at
. blcsgo, in ISSS, .-he hal "gime tor good*; bal win?
iam J. Klii.U'l, ai whose home she stayed pn-iimi- lo
bet -Spartan ka Boropo, states n.at ha baa r
a letter fri,in her In which ihe BXBTS cl ti.- | tontlon
Of poon (jul tiing Ireland and rotaralag lo, thia, ber
na'lve land. When th.s fait became Known it wai
generally pnsaorad thai it was UM Democrats who
were I.ringing her back to help re-elect ( tovolaag, tor
Mrs. rariiell delivered many BpSBShSS lu favor of the
? nt during the last campaign, greatly to tho
disgust of Irishmen In many parts of the country.
Ma Knoiid said yesterday to a Tribune reporter!
'?I do not know what Mrs. Pai-delTs object -Mg be,
although lt ana Bia IO ma rather droll that any ona
sholl.) be seeking for an object Whoa it ls announced
ihat a person ls about to net urn to one's native land.
You will have io nnd out from bereelf whether
coming to support -rover." %
LADIES VISIT TDK DELTA VPSILOX HOYS.
The club-house of the Delta Opalton Fraternity, No. 8
li*asi Forty-seventh-st., was brllbanily light-d la*. Bight
when the Columbia Chapter gave a reception and mu. cale
to IM friends. Forty couples {traced ili? aecesloa, vb. I
students from Harvard, Williams, Amher-t, Balgara Crw
mil, thc Cniverslty of the City of New-York and other
? - - ?.-?? [jt.-'cnt tu -how tonto loyalty t i '*?* ha
tcrnlty and to their brothers of Columbia Oeltogn Hy?
the aid of a few slight, chances, _M parlor and billlarrt
roum w.-r*. transformed into a hall for dancing, while
refreshments wert, served In tin- dlulng-roon. MSOW.
I ' UM .Isitors were: Mrs. P. B. BBMtOW, -Mrs. sj li
Duryea, Mr-. H. H. B_g. Ml? I dm Sleek, Miss DU
Carey, tho MMM -lida, Ml-s Mil lr. 1 J... t i-w . Ml? I la
Sammla, Miss Lily Barstow, Miss .spracue, t'?> Ml ^.v*
Di.iid.son, Mis. i_ur. Can.pbell, Miss Bteae, Mis, __
Allen, Miss BaMg Olore, MK* Kost.-r, Ml-s Jacks,,n,
Miss Helen Genncrt, Miss Macy. Mis. C. li. UalhaCSth,
Mis. WI,.'.-, Mi-s Van Dummi, Mi-- BMO-MOtd, Ml.-S
. Miss ll .ll, Mis, Wrl.ht and Miss Cram.:
'j'he ehopaar ?j? aaMhitahad M (MaaMH l si ge tt ?
yearn tr? erith fu charter memki* Sue- lien
grown trinarkably in Bea and papa Bl Ul. ami among the
c.even fratornliies ihat have chipter* ai OataaahM MW
the Delta I pall ti Chapter is third In sire, anl .s on^ of
MM toa thal liivu a dab and alumni BOM I iti this etty.
H'/.'/'f.s l \/- ul,DI TU S.
Oue would think Hist -Mara, win... dlei consls's prlncl
pally of aalt-junk, would wtlcomc a brec/e thar. MSWS
lois I and chops about.
TBS stern of a departing ferryboat is more p.ilte than
that of other boals. li always rolum* a bow.
This story geing around of a d'htl.t filling a pr:
I-i th, i.iu.si BBrS coma from tho VV'i'.t. Al to-M It's an
oity denial phci.omiiion.
A merchant who failed throuKh not advertising and. hav?
ing mended lils way*, ls now growing rich, has altered the
olij piovorb to leal " Jswest are tha uses of BtraMtoBBBBM.1-!
POPULAR OBSERVATIONS.
THK NEW CONJ-KDKRACY.
? sootmsbb bbmoobai's row of the sitcatiox.
To t he E ?! Ho r of The Tribune.
Slr: Dato?I Jones, speaking to tho Grand Army In
liiool'.lj n. nnd um.-'lillie*!, said:
. The President has not. changed, his friend* ssy. In
effect Ile stands exactly where h- ? lid when be vt .?n
the Pension I | al tbs wounds ol.ino
veterans, when he ordered the return of the rebel tines
and allowed the Union Baa to i-e draped at half-masi
over tim Qovei?oem building** .it the death of ?'*'",
Thompson, traitor and thief. Mis most rereni ofqclal
act. the elevation of tho I upper io .id lillie'* to the I I 101
Justiceship ol ti." I'nit ed state.. shows that tho rrcri
dent has not changed. The chango ls .In the Grand
Anny.
Tho South was anxious to forget the war and to bury
all Its anln^>slt!e*. Mr. (levelsad had drawn around
him bar stat stiien and toidi . I ? ?? *l ?'.I1'1 '
Johnston had Just '....onie an honorary BMBAbT ol 'ho
Grand Army. Tho (south hail accomplished, by diplo?
macy, what war had fall?d ta effect : anl I
(ederney, ones mots la power, had b_mb! arssasi las
ie.l sill! IO I ''lf ll}'
?ueh eenaarvatl ? Vs sho lound in tba DsBjaoraoj ol
the .\orth. The SagraaM Coori (P?tar belag bobB*
naled), tho B-OOatrrO and tho Ho,iso ol Ki'
lives an- leis ali .-a.ly. 'I l.e Benslfl v. ill soon be DSBBO*
nat ic. and hence this " Kiiav.lt..-'nf I kt Wm* Bf Jeans
and Ingalls. Nearly all trna Southern mon
i love-Bad, but are ahBged t.. use him for the preeeut,
anti Intend to eoato him la m tko last msosUsI to s'1''
ccm. Wt Use bim as a la I rOBOTl : hoi Wkg llnO-OT
UM saad Bx-gaerotorp nf tha later!erl Was ho *
??traitor"1 OT " thief"? It ls easy t? us? ugly words,
and wo night rotor! that our property was tal.en from
us twenty -roan a.M hy "thtovee" and "-sitora" \n
- .Hi iud primarily a*ts -
tithed; but common decency forbids. ?>f (":
rule onr negroes . . and aipei I to "conni
Cleveland In."' whether you Ilk- li or not. fi
and Eugene Higgins will Mtend to Kew York; V.bees
to Indiana, and tbe sooth _ solid, so bo patient, Mr.
-the mills of the gods grind si,,viv." bul
??tr :!ii is mighty and mnal prevail." fours reprov?
ingly. .1. W. BOGEB&
na t. li- **, Md., May 14, 18S8.
THE TD8KEGEE NORMAL SCHOOL.
To the MAttar at The rritaai,
f"lr: Al the foundation of tho IBstSfM Normal and
Industrial Behool, In tbe toora ol Tuskegee, Ala., "Tbs
Tribni lng Known tbs work Ihat
had th"!) been Started In that th.elly populate! POgTO
?nt. bc'' e.bii MtOMlly and in
Hy. lome years havo nov* elapsed, an.l as tba
institution has expended ... - ?! ? ral \\ Boee ns eaiab
lllhmsni. a abor! account of v. hat has ls-en a-cuni
ptlshed mus' ("itiin.'-i: 1 lt-s'-lf to all who are latefOOtOd
la i ba ne. ra rai a
As is won tattara, thia iMtitatloa la alton! id ls Ikea*
part of Alabama where tbe negro i iee ? Ibe thickest,
hones IM doslgnatlOB of the " Mack bolt" A
?tarting BflMBg a people who wore abaolntely srttbonl
? "'. in ii eommone t term, and sadly In Bsod ol
Mond moral ard industrial training, eonld ihH bal ba "f
Immense benel'l. and though Hs ai?I bBVa bOBB tat*
reaching, lhere i- rel ? *?? de fl ld to cover; arneb
Ignorance itt '"'?'"
Davine grown with Itt gthenedwltb
Hs strength daring these ito j an ol Ita eal lenee, ll
con nts al tbe i n teni mon eal 100 si even
teen ollie"! ' on t's. an income n i.
. . . of i ind. cl li ly ol ood,
been need In building all tin- cottages, dormitories and
-i bool room*. Il Mms al a ion nd n i mal I I
Industrial trail icing at the
.ii:iist ?, ti, ? n;. bunding of (I. iracter. I!
??iii",.! li al v. Ill ;c.I work In one of the
Industries l [ht, either on Um
farm, In tbe bl teki el ? ard, in tbe
inter i bop, I "'? "r
in Ihe cool ' '..!.
ah h. ? li all il." bulpunga, from tba
cottage to tbe 14 I other
evidences ol growth IhM aro to be aeon on
luci ol ito I ml labor, guided
by eompetenl Instroet-i . Stew li lustriea bavi
conti] adj monti
making A large tour
itory bulldio * to 1 a dormitory is nov.- in
teni.'. comp!': Ibe work of students.
fonng --'iii-' who bat >? >__ here i omplel
and - havo
?ching in Ibe ? rarlooa
?
calling in Ufa
up bj ni ?' out to m:i
itrove thc rice thereby.
? ? -irons and ? trugglei pal f.< lb by student. ta ac
in education are trulj heroic. Borne coma ab
Kolutolj i.c.i.ri.- sn I put li tht i bool, and wi ra?
in Un* dav. ; gb money te
through day school the following year. Circumstanced
badly, ma ? re, In ?< financial polnl of view, they
oe lng ? h - in dilution, a*l Ich ls di pondeni i
ona i-f ii.' philanthropic and charitable for ns
support, bul lt is pleasing t.. note thal there is show n
' or faithless conduct, Indebtedness ls
illi met, (hough tettlemenl miy be long In com?
ing. Ti'iiis every effort li exerted to cine,.. -
and heart.
The :-. I.....I ls sltuatB about one milo from the qulel
town ' 'lt'- in*.-? Ide and
Ben lt and tl ?? a bites, ami ll is pl"i ?
lng to record lhal il. bis not been since Ito ?? tab
??!?! the slightest friction v. hercbj Iti even progr ss
and successful working could be Interrupted.
Tuskegee, Ala., Maj -. 18__. BYJ?'ATHISEB.
mi:. BU?BB and 'lin: IB] -ii VOTE.
To the Editor af The 1 r i tan*.
sir: I waa much interested li: Mr. Patrick Ford.
In tort Iowa in The Tribune, and as g_ eames! Bspub
llcan fe.-l In dnty bound to add my tc timi "V ta 'he
truth of his statei illy as to the Irish vote,
in ii the icu . rtai ce of hs uni (?. BUdno as tho
Republican nominee foi Pre Ident, especially If Ctovo
1.. i : the Dei ' '? bow ll Beenu eor
taln he will I.e. i abv Mr. Bord ls his
motto wblerj "Includes both principles bi I ?ton," a!:?i
I feel a- coi ? ? tl.If Mr. Ulallie \t nntnl
!.-'?? i i '? will bc rice! d." Mr. Blaine I- the toremo t
American, the rtai i I mo I pot*
vi cate of pro! roi Ml Amer* ???? h
labor. Bavins daring the peal tow Weeks (f my
here bad li loi *? low erith maay In
??ii- and bostneas men front
i onntry, t.. la un tho drift ..f
public : lng, 1 sn fully warranted In aping ina! it
*?: i' i .' I-- iloi -, namely, " that
." aiid Ilia' " popu?
lar e; | -v ,:? .., :; . I * -li, Rg as ever."
if Mr. i ie i-i i ' I renominated Mr. BUino'i rcnontl
. ls Klvio-t a DCOOSStty. I an. Iii edy Convinced
tra tnt ei'.ict <t by Btolne
? Ity." Within a
tow days 1 . ti ld by i ri .-ia! Influential
I?ci,im them m. miers of tho present Con
| ? ?
wot?I advoc ? ? ? lion o.' tho latter on account
- ??': thal ll ??'? ("eel not and would aol
follow tic- lin.- marked onl tor tbe American Govern
men! by the i o id m I lub of England in the Mills
| bin, which ii mM to be fathered bv a merekanl who i>
n ton i',' ler an l a n mber of said i lab, and ?* Ueh l- ta
1 ?' Inleresi of English manufa -turei.. In bj
lon, do candidate for the iTesldency .-an possibly be
namco ***? ho cai s.- .,...?
I BJ Mr. Hlalno. He
la my I i nnd li our own dlitln
I P'lshed cittern, Chauncey M. Depen and
I have go doubt ..; winning the election with either.
1 * cerely hope aa iball do) bo hai dfeapped with
'?''' " !- ?"'?? - ;? iroli .-i riv mentli ned, ?.- with th?
- ?.- can wield a i aggi ? (ve a id aol .*? defensive
i camps! .i . but, a ai I.- .. ii lera RA pul.M.- r>n
; eyer -li ce the patty yv,, form.-.!, I shall do hII I Can to
elect tic Republican nominees of tbe Chicago Con?
vention. The feating manifested here el thc National
Capitol ls thal ibe oesl Administration will be ice
i'?i* .<?--?. T ELLWOOD _. I linkm:.
washington, D. C., Mav 7, 1- ?
--*
a 1 orat_ noa by bx_ov_otob alu kr.
To the Editor of The TrttUttti
sir: My attoaUen has been aolbd ta a statement
published in "Tba Tribune' of April 'ju in an Intsr*
; view concerning California, in referring to the Cnloo
lion Morha af Baa Praaeieeo, yon q ,.?,. ??. M saving,
? *'l went 11.1t to ll,.. [Jalop 11 -.ii V. i.rl.s of .Mr. SCOtt,
arhora tkag aro baBdlag twa st.-.-i emlaera tor tha Gtov?
c ema?at, os whl h hs told bm thoy would Mob a ? 11
los an.' b fuartor.'
Mr. leoti in'..: m. d me that the CkarfeBtOB would
J cost a million nnd a qnartor, bm ajd bo! Intlmats that
Hey wo,.id loss saytklag, and on ihe eontrarTi ss
: assored bm tko! li waa .1 profitable contract Of
? your r.-t... tor misundi 1 ito . 1 me, will yon
please make proper eorrectlons, as u,e ttatemonl does
ide 1 alon iron Works, a* well a- myself rreat in
Vours, rory truly. n . i. ,;ku.
trott, Mi. h. -
ggrrrura pobwobbbi to catcb roKoainBH.
Te the Edi 111 r of T k e T r i Ot ne.
^il?: I-n't ll B UttM -tia;,,-,. |_M tl.e Cu tom BOOBS
' and other laspoeton d. mud to assanaa ans] 1 -
?
bal s short
. MOsl connect,?,' wttk tfcS
l| OOl "li . 1, || ,fter
Watching savoral foreign Inspectors on thS ui-.ln lOSS
of Castle (ianlen pa-s int.. this c.unlry a gang of tho
hungriest looking lol ?f Italians I ever saw, simply be
' p;.iii>ers. I
Bad icri.!.. I ' ,. ?oi, r.\, ep) ll lr
1 ha*a 1 ? -..ii,.- g l.t.B
Why doesn't tho OOTOnUBOal pu' V'anl*4r4 or )-' nul'.s
Aiii-ricin Mood i"'" me position, where a taafetaa ba
1-- ., a Lm-'.peau vagiaut and a prospective regulable
rltlten ls required I Why put one Italian to Judgo an?
other Italian, or a Russian, or a (.ci man, or a Turk I
f>ew-Yor_. May 10, l rn
I1KTWKKN THK. LINES OK FRKE TRADE TALK.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
6'r: In a free trade speech recently made In Con
IsTess, Mr. Ford, of Michigan, states that a continued
i of protection ? could not fail to have tbe
result of building up and nialntalniiijr, vast monopolies
and trusts, whoso enormous profits woro swelled and
Increased by th* tribute which tho tariff authorized
them lg 1-vt from the paekato of the people.''
Let us rather read between lils llnM*. " 1'reo trade
?"(mid not fall to have the result of bal??I up and
maintaining a vast and organized system here, of
Metogo Importations of foreign goods, at enormous
l"""ii'a, In foreign steamers, to coaipete with the
employments and to n.!. tks pocl'C-i of tho working
In our own country."
OMS! our precut tarli! the balance of trade has,
BM tho first limo In our history, been OhBBSBd In our
favor and the wealth of this country bas been enor
Inereased. Boaroely bbms Ifcas thres roan
ol ii'- ,,. a to turd back thia
current ol ; i ,,; hiing ut deeply In debt for
foreign Importations forced upon oar markets. The
business ufo of the wribw in-' enabled him to watch
carefully Un public misfortunes, and Uko
can es are rei tam to produce like circe w.
New-Vork, May 10, I tt B, lt.
A BBB. to th:-". BKLIOIOUg Ff?Wt CLOW,
Tn the. Editor of The Tribune.
sir: i se,, thal --onio of tho speakers M Iks Ind
nnnual dinner of tho BsBglOOg ftCOa Club tad?ged
In crltlcjcnis of tho aaenlor prasa IBS secular
press ls uo> by any means pet tooti even IhOOa who
ara largely roafoaatolo tot it win frankly admit that
N is cip.ii,io of Improvom ta ta many reepeeto.
Hut lt si likes an outside observer as Just a little
ont of plaec for a club of toUglOOS jnurnii'l
PttOh iBtO Hie -e.tll.ii- Jcc-s on tho very til-' -nii-il
BWBllBg thu th y have e\er h-Md. It surely would
bars been more In keepit!;*: wlih tho olijeetn for which
tks BaUglem Furn Club ana toondsd, if Iks apoakors
et its dinner had arltlctoed tho Maota of the retlgioaa
pre aa Bnek critletoam oo such aa eeo? lon wonM
have done a ci-at d al al good. I yield IO n(> ono
la my admiration of tho reUgloaa popers Bi Ikla
country ns a whola IBB In common with all think?
ing, people, [ h many \,.ivs bj v.hlch they Blight
bs vastly Unproved, Tha eultivattoa by rallglooa
papets of a wider lolerat-nn. and a gr r.'or .lia'Itv.
the obliteration of the hateful spirit of erotism, the
tallon of more consWeratfon for th" doctrinal
poi 'im ? of opponents, a truer nnderetnnding of th"
needs and tendencies of Hi world of today, and
greater (ero in th* admission ot doubtful reading
?matter and advertiaen.1 iii.--.* a'-" legitimate
and timeiv ciiijec-* for the consideration cf tho
i ? lua Preas Clnb, and v.n give ps reforming
ni-mti i-i ail thu occupation they want tor some
, ...me. PBKNBYT-B
Kew-Tork, May ll, 1 ?
ODDIE 77.11*' AN EASY TIMI: OF IT.
UK BBATS BAXBBBIDOE BM TO SI iv Tin: THXBD
BAMA OP Hil: lill.1.1 \l'.D TOUBNAMKBT.
Tlie ann.,linc. i'..-nt t li-1 Orvllto . ? I ?>?. Hi- airc.tis"r
ciiai.i|.i.,ri. m ? Br, Bainbridge, ead thal
Blaaaan wool i exMMI rons "f Ma mar,'U of gas,
braagbt a la ar tl -.,.. talara v. tho
Ka'(Hist. Clnb (.urn:.., i- 1 ? ?' . \ nile; Iii.in iisii-il.
third karn. In Um smai ai p tortes was called
al hetopaai - ..'.-iii.-k, orv in- ni!"- gatalag thal
..:t with ? petal Bainbridge mleaod, and Oddie
? ? ?-. Bainbridge th n, to
tha m .-ni I lu li ? a ii . i un
whola gat -. Rt ran toona ta ? id n I
?
? ? tba pa"*, of ' .- ?
, ii. IS in.
hi* lU-sronnd-the-tabU) ?' ita a ? brilliant, b
??. .iiiiiir a view 11 pc ?-*.?' i. OU
?'ii posh ii n- ir ?, ..'. i in * "tn ii
!i ? non by a Kore ol I ?>
I', '.il, ii -.- s:
h. I, 13, 7. 4-1. 0, 0 ir. 1, ll. 0. 0.
IO, I, 1. 0, 1. 2, ll. io, i), _'i. I. - o, A, 'j-*, ?_, 1, 0, 0, 1.
fs, IS. Total, : '
I ? D : '. t. o. o. i, ii. 4, o. fc .-,. 8, fl,
\ I. I. 0, :. 0, I, ii. I. 'i. o, J. 0, . . ?:
'.il.
Ire, J :<-o.
I. - - ??! IS 23 20, 92 ' ' . U.
R Ult ? ->?:. M. I I player nf the
Baesoet Coori Otoo,
after >ii" championship ?-?>??? >n played a
H-ln.-h I.'1, lin" ?? ? .-,.? ? -i. .i Randolph Belan 800 points
op aa 1 made a I ats I
alli tm Alexander Moi .... and Dr. Jenn i
.-?
WIAETOX WORK IX HAUY LA If J)A
A mh lonary maia meeting under the auspt
the Methodtol Oeneral Conforenee aroa held r. teran
imf iii the St, Jamea Beth pol ' burch,
One-hundred-aad-toreat] ilxth-st ami Madhon-ave.
The attaadaaaa waa large. Biahop Henry W. Warren,
ul San Franetoeo, pic hied, ami the opening addresa
louvered by tha Rev. Dr, Otto EL Tiffany, past i
ol the church. 'He* Kev. s.a reis lng, presiding elder
of tlc Foo Chow Conference, China, was then Intro?
duced. Ba in'i. 'ii a rlmple way, boa be hod beeome
converted lo Christianity ami how ha had afterward
lal-.d v. iii lu family and friends to flght down sn
?ion iin.i establish a pros perons church in his
nativo village, The Rev. DennB Oiborne, of India,
da ribed the extreaae davotloa and telf-sa_ri_ce of
many native converts in india, ami then ba an.l bia
?on, a ohubby, sun broased youth, sang aeveral bymnri
In tl.e Hind.... tong i The Rev. c. Joh?on, of Chrio
tlania, Norway, also spoke of tho Work of the mis?
sionaries lu his eoaatry. The Norwegian, he said,
had been found a ditiicuit nanon toeoovert, bul whoa
once converted ho always remained io, Pro gwea eas
areordlngly slow, but sure, ad as a whola laitof?
tory. The Bov. Dr. J. B Thoburn, of India*
also Introduced, bul refrained from mabins any re?
marks owing t.. the lalenee-j of the hour. The com?
mittee in charge of the meeting were Alonso K. Cona
ror, P. A. Welch and Robert W. Anderson.
.1 ZTttTW cnni.JX WOt srvi'osFD TO EE ILL,
? . ?;,,,,. D tami "f Aootto Corbin to thia city
i ,,., gawa "f my nines* .,t iu* la Parla ss
. m i by cobla A! toa atoea of kl i
I D ..-I. i' cs ri i eommui les ti. ??
had been reeMved Bom Mr. Corbin's prlvai
bm h.. aa attoa M any Ula mb st a ahtoat was nada la lt.
/ \i,f. i.v/.'.s- UILTTAJtl iDXDirmv.
London, May !''?? LordCharlei Beresford, In a speeeh
in London ti sMd IhM ll Oeneral Boulanger go!
to tha tap ol tha U., be might within a wed.*, rn
order ta [Ma popularity, order Ragtond ta Blear ont of
i bay wanted a definite : *?___*" '"
order ta enable tha country al any timj ta meet tbs
contingency of a war wlih France or Ku.-sia.
-?.-.?
A FAMOVA WEIO TICTOWT.
From The Chicago Tit:."
All the talk and tlc M.riea M the town levi re Tull t.
in ti.- ii;.-.* when ciay and i*. ia wets rival ea-dldal
n?. i'i, ? . pullet was a yeans twa, sealing, i"
bltletoare boara a'""*-' t'1" ?",''*-' '*' ,:'" K""""'' '
Tht .'.ii.im' ( i ic.' Jostles r?? n :,'i- those daya and rn Ma
lunch yeaterday raterulned ? ton ol bis friends with a
. ti..n ot how Um election news waa tt ?
. . .in ,\u ... ia, tm tel - ipa ?is aol In rogue then,
bal party spirit was as monto1*' " ,n di*J'? '""' |,''r'pl0 at'
Au -isla ami ric ? BU te Bj odst OOH 00 Ma m.m.?'.
ora* Um .I.-rn.iii ind prei in I foi ma meeptlon
newt l-i a nannea thal wa* enterprtotog, sIUk?agh it did
not reta ? witt enl t. n waa irrsngsd that
cann rn aid bi Ito ahooM ix* Metioned at, intervals ilong ni"
Ke-neb.4- Rlvei Sown M ? certain potot whew t1'
wd.s I.. hoi ming ol Um cannon would In
? elton M i'-to; the rtogtog ,-f tba bells tba ?
of Clay. Thc newe weald thus be eorrl I ap tba
one eaonon following a.ber or one beU ringing after an*
ether, as the jesuit, nf tlc day ?"';;i dictate. Tt
aooad h?iO was ti,.* el .-, ean-on. It oas a raUsn roar
I- tba friends ant -.dmlrers "f Clsy. This wse tmlowta
hy aoetber sod anothei u i ""-,lcl
-.in', ir ne longer, and to eheei Attperttloti they basan n>?
ringing ..f beUa, S. SrM '"'f,,t ?!"- l"."""l
daj arier um th tton paomd ead both tttUmt mm un
ea?y and ondeclde*-. s-vrai .lavs lawr, hpsyaver. tba
- v.,, broken byatoeal aewspapfr. ritoMha
auppcrtlng a nan ...med peratas toa tho UgMataia. bj
tlie inneancem?t in Mg type:
wines r.ioi'vYTo cod:
Wfl HAv_?S_ imi.lk.n>. BOT lost rr AT
Mr. poltot waa a beB-rtogaf ta thaai day, on Ma banka
cf the Kent.'-I ? i .
--?
A SUV ETTY'IX TEXAS.
l'nim The rtufTaln Tout br.
* I me, i-*.,|. ?e,l while In Texa,," said! Btoto e ^AMor?
ney Qnlnby, who wa- cbattlog ?ith a group.of reponere
--"..lay afternoon while IBO Jury W?re ^Wi"!
fulton', fate "and he got BM toto S '?! ? ^'?
with whom i aaa well aoqoMntod.
dress suit and patent leather eh
. nail not do -S trick In T_SS SglB. *W^??J
talked, ol having me tram* aadptoM- on srtlhMton.
i uii'-ii s fate, -and he gui ?" "",, ; ,.,vi,.,i ,?P i?
i.n ha is playing with Bhea, at* ha_**?, Ugh
call behind th. scene, thal OVealBS BBd SOO Kn.
With Whom I .m *n..H ardlial'lted. ^?-ll. I I"" "" " >
kt down,
liv, they
[lilbltlon.
"i"". "I nsviiiK me ir*ui-u -?-? ' ;- ...... j |,?I|H\.?
1 don't caro to wear a s.vallow-iall "'Texas. 1 believe
I was tho first man they rv.-' sa'v WHS one.
A X IXCESTIVE TO YOUTHFUL PIETY.
From Tim l!..-toti Boat , ,
I a.fie,, astonished ta sad what Ureleu
roaaoaora ehlldren are. They are as* toi bain mut
la ti..-!,- prom!**, and their "r>' ????'?' <*?>
..rn aol Mwaya according tu ruto. b?l th r i is
. drawfas ?'.'?:'"',".. 'f, '
dav. tor e>...pi^. , heard a saMabopsaj to i
mother: ? \\.-!i. i .un]. IhM ??"*?; '?' .*), , ;,,
mentioning a routh ol tourteoo pi ? ? " J
lately .v. MTe.i5 tho nt., of _***?__ -t_ t
jut as i.e ptoaoao; go wttAmUj_?*J_t*_i
wanto to; pl'ay ball tfll aftOl dark rwf n^?,'? J
stay at hon.. from aehuol *htn M tori* tired. 11 is
mother i,_iur_iiy ack^d why, ?'"'"> t__m_f__\3t_\
?upposed io have boen emancipated froi a l pa. a
(.ml h. this egtranrdlaary degree and the orcMn
replied* "Well I wa '"ld al eunday echool that
,?;,ir,n.M - -;-;
i . ftuppn ?? thal r_esna havinu yow own
way.- ...is coii.ln'.ion may have bee). '.nw^.,Md,
but lt wu eicuaable: and lt rsplalujsd ierv a_tltttc
toiUy a certain devouonal tendency aincii, i a ?
told, had Just begun to show Itself In tho youthful .
phil.. ..pher who had gathered this erroneous Idea
concerning thc Episcopal rile.
DINSER OF ThEaJSILK ASSOCIATION.
NO BOOM FOR FRKK TRABKRS AT IM TABI.K?
WHAT TUT Si** EA IC KR'S TaI.KFD AI'.OLT.
There was no room for free traders at tbe dinner
of the Mill Association of America, held at pelmon'co's.
Nearly -MO men Interested In the manu fae tu re of silk
attended lt, and tho menu was prtnte-l on silk cantu,
each a specimen of what protection has done for at
least .ono hreat _ml growing American industry,
['rank W. ('beeny, president of tho association, pre?
sided, ami Ainonn those present vero tho Kev. Ur.
Guilbert, Senator an^, of paterson; Bohorl r. fm
I er, Vi. Strange, Ii. Hose, Ilrltain lllcha.dson, socro
tary of the association; Colonol ,f. V. ( oi'.don, W.
Slimier, Jr. J C. Lambert, R. Aral, Mr. Wirti*, of Pater?
son ; II. B_ Twombly, C. A. Harcent, J. I'.ooth and
F. Ii. Thompson.
Letters of apology were announced from Chauncey
M. IVpew. W. W. Phelps, Senator Aldrich, John ll.
Illicit and others. The speeches dealt mainly with Co
question of ihe tarin*, and there wero many hard hits
mado at thohO who would Ignorantly tamper with If.
Colonel J. Vi, Congdon responded to tlc* toast of '-Tho
Land of the 1-Yre, where a man's a man If nc'.* willlii*.:
lo work"; Senator Orlgp to that of "Tha State of
Nev. Jersey and the silk industry'*; Mr. Wirti, to "The
Oongreaa of the Knited States'1; Dr. ('Hilbert, lo "The
Stale end City of New-Tor-" ; Mr. richardson to '?Tho
Silk Association of America"; BohBTl I', l'orfer, lo
'?'ile Aiii.r.crn system, home markets for home manu?
factures." and William Strange to "Sister boclJtles."
Mr. Porter _.vo many facts and llj?ures la support
of protection, and devaled special attention to the Mills
bin, which ho eharsetorlsed a.** a wrotohoo_y Blogteal,
unjust a4ia.-k upon the labor and Industries of the
rountry. Senator Qrtggl spoke _a BM ?itrrinyly and
?'.. clilc.Hy on tho subject, and several speakers dwelt
on thc exainnlo afforded by the dc*Ilno and fall of the
Bitt manufacturing Industry la free-trade Britain, as
eoaperod with its rise and BmSfStllJ IB protected
America, Ootoael Oaagdna laatoted that tho popular
ir ind should ba dlaabneaal of u.e lane eas too that a w.dl
in .1 -.-lcd Industry like the silk Industry was. of neces?
sity. ? "Trust.*' Ile urged timi lt was a branch of
business thai K'4**e ail who entered lt an equal ebonee
lo rise, and Ihat was ibo true toa! : tn talc* away that
protection, would simply be to minimise the cl
of auoeeea lo lifo of many daservlag and hard working
people,
Tha ipeeehea were Interaptrsed with ^lees by the
Orphena Quartet, led by Mr. t'l-wnhalgh. The dinner
wa- s. itteeessful thai all present boped that such
an occasion would not again be delayed for thteo
years. _
OBITUARY.
(?(?r.oxF.r, jam rs n. woonvonn.
. r.Iciico, May Kl. ?A dispatch from Madison, Ind..
Mys: Cotoaei Janies II. \V>.elford died aulilciiv yester
lay ..r hoe ? stoasaa Ba was a asttva al Bau toad, and
v,:.s a Itoateoaal to Aa isgolar Army durina* the afe-toan
B ? Daring Um BebeUtoa he -.-.a* to UM CeoSedarato
i " "it nt r.l'hniitid, Va., and Issuel all the
benda "f toa Oanladafasy.
j. n. WILDES.
Idmlwrum, Mar in (Special).?J, h. WUdrr, wheleaata
d>in.".'is' anl MS nf the lea linn real e-tate i.?!.cr? In
Kcni.i. i-.y, i - al hi. hniie Icio ti.-'Ijv, af
tpoptoxy. ;!?-?'' teventy-ene, Ra was r..r eavaral
..ii. Kington
itali:..ii l, now a branch ol md B brill ??
ne waa tl ids loath a director in ti,' latter i
I. Vi. 'ITITANV.
ruin -ililli", Penn., May IS.?Ia, w. Tiffany, sp
thlrij ela, -*. promlnenl Bason in thai .-?' Ho, died _t
bi* borne i ??!?? h.is afternoon of typhoid pneumonia.
I'CSEHAT, OE VICTOR DVVOST.
wilmington, DeL, Moy 10(8] rsnudni <<f
Victor i' .j.uni, who died h sra i n Bondoj. wei'' buried
lo-day !?: 'in* f.imdy gi Wi?tlngton, Bee
retary .Bayard, who arrived bare from (tooton,
he ni ;.i i yesterday Hie funeral if Samuel D. War*
ic;i. si-.. ?,, ? on' of the pail-bearers. Bonntor
\<,-ls ni- i.ri- -iii at tl.e funeral. At tin- meetlus of
......ii' curt' I,-u after the funeral. Mr. Bay?
ard, lu a brief bm exceedingly touching and eloquent
i, m.Ad Hie adoption nf ti.') custoaaory n.oiu
tions.
.?,-?.
Till: WBATBEB BEPOBT,
oovsRXjcnxr ixnic *-1 ioxs?poa 24 novwi,
nraanntoTOX, May IS.?Per Massachusetts, Coooeetirua
Kostera Mew. York, re Mst u Feaasjrtvantoaad BewJorsar,
...Mer fair weather, light lo frosh westerly wini*,.
F.r Western Peaaas'toaB ? and Wooten N?vr-v.>rk, fair
wcaihor, liclit to torah wcsior.y wiud*.
Tiitnt's-r. local i>u-4**uvA*no\*s\.
TU
M
S3
st
i' *.-, : .+.- Ii?.ii ..?;,I._??._.
har.
incliee
jll.ll
29.8
in tho SMgraai a etnttoaaot noe s'niws tim bereoMter
fluctuations rs*tar.tey, as ooaarved al tim I'liii.-i sr;it,,s
? .-nc. station at tau sttf. nu. ?iasiie? minite tha
tempt?tare i.out at ButloaPa pharmacr, sis -roadway.
Tit mr.sk Omca, May 17, 1 a. m.?Yesterday bc*an fair
and closed clear, lint through lunch of tho day cloudiness pro*
railed, aaa* little rain fall. The BMsperaaaaa tanged ba.
twemi 4i'.*> an.l 14 \ the -Teras-e 00%?) bulm: ll *???> lower
ti.au on tho atlieefsoding du/ laa". year, and %* busher
thea aa Taeasav*
In and near tills city to-day there will probably bo fair
cobler wrathor.
WWW YOXM STATE'S CIl Ol CE FOE PIIESTDEST.
Ti otu The Philadelphia TlBB I,
Karly In Mann "Tho Times' obtained aud published
an observation of ibo poUtioal barometer that
proved the talk of tl.e country tor several dara. Il
?howe- aiiii.n.v- Interesting things, that tho sentiment
ot Nov. "loi-k Iii [.nidi.mis waa not at that tin ?
lng mw.nd a ny candidate br the head of tho Na
tIonal Bche! The tooling than ttood:
Depew.4 (it Han Ison. ld
Blain* .4o.i Cooanna. If
ll Koch. 7- Shei: au. ll
Sharana. 4e Kornker. 4
Lincoln. '-'*- i.reaburn. 4
Allison. 'JOl -
.'l_?l?y. 171 Total.1,130
within the week '-Tho Times" bas tak.ti another
observation of tbe political barometer noi la the In
? "f anybody, but simply to ascertain thi pi
oreueei ol the people. ? ? ? The name men ulm
reported lu March now declare thai tho sentiment ..f
th< state fur Bret placo on tim Preairlonflal tlohot
stands:
Maine.fi'.'B Any goodman. bi
Iio-icw."'.'.4 -
iii.eh. ?-- Total. LSSB
Bhandaa. B1
Most of these Blaine townships say they favor their
mau whether be decline* or- not. Some j-m -.. far .is
lo s_v they had'rather lose with Maine H.an Win
with anybody else. . . The toeond eholee rep
i .-its nothing bul the preferences with Ula.ic ami
Depew ("ii of the oray. r-.oi all vol >don the qu
but so far as they did tha result gtaodl I
i..lin sherman.BSSIAIger. fi
If.ii.-iic'- .lin >li?rt.|.in.,. 40
I.'Ola.101 in^alls . Mi
Harrtsoa. '?>?> r_Ipa . . IS
(irasht.in. H'4 Any tool Dirni. ISS
BawUry. (ii
Alhaoii. 4.') Total.1.1 lu
iii the queatlon of Vito Tloalilanl an m.sch ii ?
Upon 'bo choice of tho I.ead of Hie tl.'k-t that but
little ls said Tho tolOWtng are the VOteSI
Lincoln.ISSiBharUlaa. 4 4
Harrison.1 li. l'oia.or. 4d
Hawley.1171 ?
. ii..., ?:.. 1!4' Total.CJD
Alger.
BOTH AEE FI ICE il EX.
From The PlttShnrg C'lironii I".
'* I>anlcl."
'? le-., sire."
* I nee that Dave Hill says he wai oneo a fireman.?"?
?? Ba 'i.i.-s. ilia.1"
" I can also boast of tomethlns In that line. DaaleL"
'? Fob san, siro. You have tired thousauiLi of l.e
publicau ol!iclaH.^_
SOY EL WFAWWOWW XE ET.
From Tho Pittsburg lil.patch.
There ean ba ?een from the window of a country
boneo near thia city a sparrow's nest which upsets
and datlns alt tho sfateun'rits that can be lound lu
all the booka about birds that have ever been written.
It is to bo Imped that White, of teelborno. Audubon,
an.l all tlio great naturalists ..f the past will remain
la their grave* notwithstanding this assertion. In
tl.e Interest of Itinerant observer* and tho aotontlato
the tads must be Mated.
About level wilh the second-"-tory window of tho
hSOSS I speak of, In ilia truuk of an old aggie me,
two sparrow- began a month ago to excavate a domi?
cile. Thev didn't go to work as they ought to havo
done, according to the historians, and with twig ami
loaf and scraps in general lace up a n.-si in iho
branches, nor stow away their little home lu hmm
teeny earner uf a wat*r gutter. They cast tradition
Lu the Winda and organized a manaling company to
i.ore a hole In the true. Thev elected tbeaaelV?
pi-sldent and vleo president, directors, seeretary
and treO-Orer; sublet the contract to ibenches, look
all the Itoch at par and, without even a paragraph
In the papers to announce the event, stuck their bills
bravely Into tho crumbling bark of the old appi.
I>av af'er dav friendly eyes watched the birds at
their leah Tho. ?orbed lum and turn about; (hut
? Mr. Spa-i.iw stuck his bill Into tbe tree, pullet
out aa iiiuih cf 'bo docsvod wood a- !,o enid, ami
then flew away ifis bparrow repealed the i
Hon lioth of ?beni *.ery B-Bhorauly betook Ihaaa
selves to neighboring tslits and spat out the bliiful
of wood
Io thl-* way. aft*v nearly a weak'* labor thene two
pto noe rs to sparrow eigli erring contrived to carvn
ou' a room IO 'he tire larize (-nough to [,0|,| theui
and still leave epace for th? eggs In prospect
Altair ibo two sparrow-, had ana to hoiiM'l.eeplng
in pr per style, tv... imiuileui bluo Jain camo i-olllck
Inif along fruin lim Mouth, and espying (hts cxri i
oitllnaiv cave dwelling of tbe Anglo-American bliils,
tbeughi it would he luat tho plac_ for them, mi
they tried by strategy awl loree to evict tlie spar
rows. Hut th?y didn't si.rvee*!, and yesterday I aaW
-[.arrow silting In the queer little, nest, while
?Mr. Sparrow strutted about ou a limb of the old
apple lui'.
n a '
BORU Eli BENSON BILLS B1M8ELP.
COMMITTING SUICIDK IN THE JAIL. ,
u.v?u: TO ltiiiu:: A ki-._it._, UK JUMPS PKOB
THK SKOggB* TIKU BB THK Fl.oolt.
(.euigo, alias Harry. Jion-on, the Patti ticket -.windier,
?omiin t.'d sulclOo at 0:_u o'clock last evening by,
lumping from tho second tier of the Ludlow StreeS
Jail to tho floor below. He died at 10:15 p m.
tanSSn had asked Keeper John Powers to eseorS
jim to another part <if tlso prison. 1'owepi c/.>mp)ie_
*1th bis ropiest, nnd as they returned Powera walked
?low* behind his prisoner, V, hen the stairway leading
? tito 1-ts.oud tier was rearhrd Henson rushed foe
bo upper part of tho building. He was closely fol**
owed by Powers, who was gaining oa him, and when
[.e!_*_i reached tho second tier ho throw himaoli to
bl i-i-*.und floor. He fell ou lill side and rrcelTed
nteru-1 injuries.
Dr. M. MarUlowlez, of No. 2r,I Kroomeat, Dr*
Hogan saud L?r. Crosby wore Immediately called.
bheilir 4'ruiit and United .tat? Marshal McMahon
wen situ tuon.*!, and they at once went to the Jail.
(ironer Mesi-emer was also Informed, and the body,
alli remain iu tuc Jail until he arrives. Keeper Mo*.
i.abe, to tv*bom Henson ottered $10,000 to be allowed
o escape, was on duty at the door of the prison when
ho suicide occurred.
?n,VA? SLIGHT COSrVSIOX EXISTED.
Fiom The 1'lif.sbursr Chronicle. j
\V jshii.pt.in politician to Pittsburg bail erenk?Whitnep
_s made a bit In Wasi-ngtOn.
Pit?bars Baseball Crunk?Yoe' he's doing well thia
fear.
- And Cleveland's third year seems promising tor tho
;erg." |
- Vi.u bet. He's a good one, but Kuehne takes th/
?eke."
- Who takes t*_ cakef
" Kuchiie."
'? li.m'i know him myself. Suppo*-) he's a* loeal candi,
tote."
" Ves, and he's 4,'ot tho "Point d'le^atlon with him."
'? Ali ! He may show some etroii.tli in ht. Ix. lils. The
MleettoB of Fuller will aSjaagghaS us In the W^st."
" Br?a did poa get him I X thought hu was with tho
HW-Ortoaoa team."
" Nu. he's In Chleago."
" Well, Anson's all the time picking* np new men.*
? Yes, tlie nil man has a habit, of taking new men Uko
I'll. Ips und Full' r."
?? Phelps T Wb'Te's he playing r
"nh, bato in BTaaltagBaa iu w, you know. I'm sorry
:he Besr.Yerheea didn't uko to peaag Grant".
" Ho seems to bo popular iu lluffalo."
? Pea"
" I ?upp?*c his color rrj* against him In New-York.*.
? III* cl'irl"
"Y'-s; lu's a coen, you know."
" Bet nut. He's tvhl.e jil around.*
? WU..' I 0*1001 i f tho Hurrah.esT
" I (1..n't km.v.- about lils ln-iii^ In BntTalo, Tie's been
Uvtag in BeW'Yssh BlBSS the old man _ie_"
? nrhai aid nun p
' Why (.rant, von ?*s, C>neral Grant, U. S. Grant.
Did yea nev. r lear of hlmT"
" Welt, j ..v.cir. You ns-an Colonel Fred Orant?and
Fuller, ilia new Thief Justice-ho ! ho! and Grover Cte-*
Und? and (Secretary 071?nepi W. ll, I'm Messod t I
IlllillgIII yoe VOSS ulkinx about men?real men who can
hit tho ball." . , | ,,, , ?
*_UM_
Al'.eneli's Parou* Pleotors cain
Tho orals*of all. for they remain
The gmstsst cure for echo ami pain. .1
Children I i-y lor moser's distorts.
" Priers alw.iys lower " at Geo. C. Flint Ccs's Furniture
emporium, 104 -.Vest llth-st.
MA ll HIED.
1.4 WOBTAOBR-PRtTB-4-B the i<tth inst.. a?Ht Ann'e
rinircli. bTthe Kee Mfr. Thomas & Preston.V.'i . Maurie*
i * Bontasna to EmUy Tneroea Frith, daughter of tho lat*
F.dwar.t Frith.
BTIVKB8?-VBBISOB-Oo Tnesdsy *Tonln.. May 15,
'. ? 1*4. st the rosidonee or the brute's p?rei.ts. by tbs r?t.
V 8. Cranmer, ot astoria I.. [.. Mr. Kd.ard HI I Tera *f
Asteria, I.. L.t.. anna Vae ?sciiatcii. daughtsr of A. o
(.munson, or BroocI ra, W. v.
DIED.
COwwotLT-Oa *P_aedar. Stop lg aSSha resMenoe of hie
rt ui.riir.-r. Bra chur.es I1 Hanger, _?.-_'-*? * Tib a?e., Chanel
M. < "na .Hy, nt ? ? tth year ??' hie
;:. it.Te* and friends urn invited tn attend the Btaaaal ?er.
T.c-s tr, .,i s;. Leo's i burch, '.'itrist., batwesa Midis jo
an t .'it i i.v.-*.. .-. I'ri.tac, tbs 18th Ins;., et lo o'clock.
IsMrmani pnvaia
Kl. PK lt -" 'ii M .c I". IBSS, I'Uillp. Touoici-sr son of UeT. Dc,
.1. p, ami '-'altin K .'?Lier, axed I ye.rs and 2 months.
Fnuer;.I pin ito
liam.ms taken to Portland, Me., for iaterment.
rm... . t...\. v. j., on tsuiid.iy. May 13. James Ford
in 1.0 '.Mth year of his sae.
Funeral it tin Presbyterian churn'-, DoTer, od Thursday,
M.iy 17, at il a. tn.
OOl l.'.T-.U her re.t.tBtice. 1 Fast Alth-st. May 14. Sarah
rjoelet, widow of Hubert Ci'ieli't, an I .laujihtor of tha lalo
Jon-iihsii OtAtm.
Belailvea and fi . adsol th* family are InTlted te attend h?r
funeral at sr. Mark's Church in the bowery, Thursday,
Mav- 17. st Id: "i a. ia.
Kin.Uv ..nut (loweri.
OW RN? I ii Brooklyn nri Koorta/. Mst 14., Melinda, widow
of j..lin .''v. ii. and ilauguter of the lute Henry r-cUenck, ot
Fishkill, v y.
Funeral tai tiena Will b* held st her tole residence. No. Ill
I'l.'iri rat st.. iiiooklyri, U I , on l'hursduy evening. May
1". tl I i.'<:'i. k.
Interment at Fishkill oa-tht-Iludson.
ItOUSC-sinii'i-nlT. of heart SUe-ise. in Charlotte, N. Ci,
Mav '. Albert H...rae. in Ihe Mth year of his s.e.
Boston l...s>.-i; and Aust'ista, Mo., papers please coot.
SHAMAN- Ol TaaaSar, May 15, st Poaithkeeps;*, N. T.
Jacob Sciiman. la the 7arl year of his a?e.
Faners! msiM at uta late residence, on Thursday, 17th
nut.., at '.'.ii') p. m.
SCB-BKWBISS-At Xew-itrnnswick. H. J., May 15,
Frati7 M. isclineeweiss, in tl.e Gilli year of hu ace.
Fun. ra private.
TPSDAKK? In Rrooklvn, on hts 7'.'d blrtSdny, Toestsy, May
15, 1*4*4-1, M'lllian. H I'udale,
ltelatlve.s mid trien.'.s are invited to sttend bis fnneral s*r
rlces at tbs dniren nf th* Hsriour, corner PtotiaSOBSOh
an,) Mooroo I'Uce, Friday, Ism, lust., al 3.iiOo'cleck.
Funeral nriTite.
VAN ANTNS'i RP?Fntered Into rest Monday STenlnf, May
14. at Mont -cello, X. Y., Kdslu Vuu AutWurp, Ot >'ew;,r_,
N. J., aged ST years.
Van wick I.k-Al h's home, on Msy 15. elmon Vas
Wlckle. a*?'t 67 lesrs.
lie'm.ve-ami fi-'-n.'s of t!..< f ni.l" are lnTlt*d to attend tba
rOaarol from his lat* residence. .Vo. 74 carroll Place, Na*.
itiuuswick, B. J., at ;i etoleeb p. aa. PrtSar, May is.
a
fipccial Notices.
A.? Wiliin.ii P. 'lour.'. Anellonoor.
JiOOKU'S AUCTION' OALLi-RIES,
21)0 6T1I-AVB.
r-AI.Ii OF AN! I(Jt ITIKS. -C..
This (Thur.day) and Frblay afternooaa
Miy 17 and ls. at 3 -"clod?
s'A I-F OP FAINTI.YUH.
To-morrow (Friday) KTenlnr. ats) o'eioek.
TIIK TAIN II NOS, STUDIO KK.'EOT*-,
SPANISH ANrTIQUITX-HL
OF J. II. BEMSl'SAM,
Inclndln. Rich Tapestry Hanclags, Rmbroldsrle*, Rxquiatt*
ians, M usical Instruuients, Tiles Curiori, li aU Clocks, *<L,
TOOMTBBB WITH
Artistic ant Antiq.un Furnltiiie. F.uropean Paintings, Ts po*.
tries, China. Min at ure*, llrn'izes, Arm*, Ac.. A c.,
_4*T0a8TBBB COMPRISING A
\VONI)i;iH'ULI.Y ATI'KAU il VF. 00^
_LKCTION.
'(;cdnpy'?i strom far pel 4Ti_nlna"Wnrl4<?, 1.5'lt JBr..*<C
war. Carpeta clawtoa m bas tun* than by other carpel
cleaners Sen I tor areolar.
T. __ Mteirart. f arnot d In-utna Hork*,
__?<> 7 1 ll A Vi .
Bend t*r circulars. Tel. Call l'26--lst st.
... ? ?
rnprer-.r'nirH *urrt-nt.
Rt"nv ROVAi. "Si-i "ot Henri Aboie, Relma te already
tlie favorite wiueof th*elita, ________________
fast lilli, e Notice.
Should ie ri ad daily by ail interest*-, as changes may
occur at any tine.
Latter* for '??.dim countries need not be specially ad*
Ares*, i for dispaicii br any particular steamer, except when
lt ls desired u. wod aupiicaio of ns..king and c_.iuerciai
.1 - un .-His, totters ct -i^claily addressed being sent hf
the fastest vessels available. '.
Foreign malls for the we-'t endln* May 10th, will clo**
(prouiptly In all cases) at this office as follows:
lllt'KsDAY-At 0:30 a. m. tor K.rope, per steamship
Leasing. Tia Plymouth, ci.erboura aad iiauiOurai al
Il a. h. fer Vsastiioli and Caroona oer steaiiith'.*
Valencia | at 1 p. m. for Uer.suda, per ?t**ui-"ilp Martel;
at 1 p. m. for I'auipeclie. (lilapas, Tatiasco au* Yuoataa.
per sis* i.sUiu M.,.i'i.i ian (letters for I *m?.'.. ? and Tin
pa... .Iite.i and other Mexlcaa bute*, via v era Crux,
must be directe.1 "per Mantialtan. at ii p. ni. for Bin*,
tleids, p*r* sUaaiskip(iu.sie, trom New-Oi.eaa*
SA'H'KDAV?At7:i!0 a. n_ tor Norway direct, per steam
ship Island (tellers tniist be directed " per leland") at
Ti!') a. m. for IO* Netherlands. Tia Ansster.
iisin, n*r st**a_-i0 Z-saSaatttotsars mast be _ir*cie*l
? per ?.asii.l?_"i; ai 7.So a. m. lor Frasco -swiuerua I,
Ital., epala aud furtn.si. ser etea.ass.j 1-, _*/ur-e*ae,
tu itaTro; al 7 ito a. at for Ireland, per ?teauisi.lp -*er
ti* Tia Queenstown (letters foi (treat BriUiu, rfoKi.:*.
Netherlands, i,er ii, ny. Aualri*. Dciuars. stweaen.
Norway, itussla aad Turkey must b* dlrecie,! -pers.r
Tl*'., at T.JO a. tu. lor l.uiope. per otea-iaMp Kider,
tis Koutliamoten aad Breinea. iletters for irelan.i.
France. Switserlanrt. luiy. .-paiu and l'orlout-1 must be
.lirociel "per kider"); al ;)s. ia. for XeetUrjtl direot, per
steaiusbip Circaesla, Tl* Hiss.ow deners must be di?
re ?tel "l*or i'.ria?si?")i at i p. m. tor O nair mais ami
l'uerio Cortes, per steamship Prof. Merse, from New
ai w.ins ; at 7 p. m. for Para. Pariiauibncu aud '.cara, per
steam -hip Maraabease, from ba,timor*.
SOBDAV? Ai lt p. as. for cost* Ki.-*, ti* I.imoo, per stea-n.
shiD F-i-iiali. 'i..). Xm-i.._;,. at ?< ,. m. tor Hu*.
un. per sieasisblp 1_ ii. Ward, Jr.. from New*
Orleans.
Bails tor Hawaiian. Islands p.r steamship Austra
ita (from Han Frau is.,.' .lise tier* Mst 'ldatip.ni
Mails for (.'ama sn i laen per steamslup (Ity of Pekiai
(Irom .--au Frauds.:... ?lise here Mar "'ii. ai
7 j. ai. Mails tor .be .s.>c;*iy islsads. per siii|
'leiitl llrvu Saa * 'raucisco*. close liere Mer
?iJ. st 4 is p. in. M.iU for Auatnli*. Ne*.
/.ei.iaud. Hawsiian, FIJI aud -asa**n lass**. n*r
suamslup Ai niel* ('rou t?*a Franoise*) e!os?
here May *'ii at 4 ?9 ^ m. <*r oa arri Tal
at New-fork et aleem*l_* Anrsaia with Ont
lsk mails for Australia). Mails for Cuba bf
rail to I srapa, Fiv.- au t thanes br ateaner. ti* Kef
w*st, F!*,,u****t lBa?BBBOs_psh?ssa ?
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on il..-yrs* uiu.iiou of t.ien ur. uierru.ilot ovar!an,l ira-itl;
io-.an gfanateee. Maits ire.u ih? Fast arriTi.K ea tl.es >k
Oas Fransisco eu the mt ot sail ian of .isa.iara are dis?
patched llieuoe the saireusT. _.___ _
UFNRYO. FKAROON. PoeU-aeUc.
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