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-IT SHAKESPEARE'S SHRINE.
MS- DALY'S COMPANY PLAYS AT STRATFORD
A BRILLIANT rEKfOBMANCK OF* "TnE TAMING
OF TUE SIiaEW" AT THE MEMORIAL TYlEe
ATS E.
HIT CAB!., to thu tbibpwb.]
Ceppriglit. 1SH8 Bu Tht Item York Tribune.
? rm f.)i.i-n;?'t:-A von, Aug. 3?Augustin Daly'i
Comely OoSBBSUqi hflg just made another brillianl
sucm*, civing " I he Taming of the Shrew" at tht
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre for thc benctlt ol
tli.it mst mn ion. Mr. Daly riimc here from Lon?
don yesterday, with his dramatic company nnd
arM| the essential scenery, on his way to Scotland.
Thc unnounccment of the American comedian!
btaagbl a crowd of visitors from llirmimrhani,
l.-amington, Kenilworth und all the |
towns and hamlets of lovely Warwickshire. Tht
hoiei.s are full. The st recta t.-.m with straggler*
This t-owu has not been so mueh excited or so
?Bf over any theatrical event since Miss Marv
? noa came tata to aol" Beaaliad* in August,
'lin* weather, which for several weeks had
tn-,ia cold and wot, cl-.ang.-tl two daya ago, and
i-ioming we had blue skies und glorious sun
-. with a cnol, bracing, fragrant air. Mr.
Haly and his company aro lodged at the famotn
Red Horse Inn and nt the old and picturesque
Bbakaapsaga. AU day the actors have paraded tba
town and visited the ShakSBpcanM shrines. Thia
morn-iu they were entertained by Mr. Edgar
i tones al h garden gailf in the beautiful house
grenada of dvanhaah. next la the hallowed
i birch of the poet's pru ve. A prettier scene could
1*1 easily Ih- flflflftfled Brigid Igfllea were all
ahonl the sumpiunus lawn. whUfl the Avon, flowing
? wettly at ita foot, wits merry with sparkling
antila and flashing boats.
Af the Memorial Theatre the scene to-night was
delightfally animated, and surely no American
visil.T eOttld have vu-vved it without a leeiing of
tola] pride. The bean waa arowded Tb
profit to thc Memorial azoeeda $500. which is an
excellent return for a quiet country place. Miss
Ada Rehaa, arbon portrait is in nil the shop win?
dows aad arbon name is on every iip, had a royal
nalaaflBa, and by her mparb porforflnaoe of kathe..
deoarved n. Jins work bi).* greatly
grows in ehametar und m brilliance af exj
?since U w;-s Im pBoaantod in New-York, and it
now reveals a depth of feeling, an indomitable
impulse of itiip-enious drama tin power, a subile
haemiedga af haaaaa Balure, and a graceful con?
trol alike of the resources ot npen and of
kimulativc skill, which many jndgn ha.) hardly
saspeeted to be within her reach. Thc old truth
*,;;i* E itt as a dramatic poet affords to
nea and women, who an able to act, such op?
portunities as they can iiud flowhadM else for the
ml fr. e expreaeiea of all thal is in than, is
.non exemplified in this axtraoodinary buo
llin Behan v*a> repeal idly called out, and
v\,i.s showered with rosea. John Drew repented
Manly, dashing and human penonatioa of
l'etrucliio. lt is a dil:,ate and tbooooahly
rational piece of art, showing wiih admirable fe?
licity the sound, chivalrous, lovable nut ure of
thc man through In mask of bolateroua and ag
grcsaivs demeanor. Fm him abo ii.-* applause
was eopd .tia and enthosiastle. Mrs. Gilbert was
speedily seen to ba a Cnvoriti hen. and the poblie
enjoyment of the droll humor of Jamn Lewis
louii.J bequenl ex press! ea in breegy langhter nnd
aaapbatk plandlta Tbe Btratfnd public haa al*
ways turned om i.e-tt.T for a Bhaknpeanaa play
than tm any oih;-r. aud it shows it-ell a good
judge of a Shakeepear an performanoe. No point,
however delicate, paaaed unnoticed. Charles
Fisher, George Clarice, "Williuai Gilbert, Joseph
-ri. Charles Leeiereq, Frederick Bond, Otho
Skinner, phoebe BnaaeiU and Liizie s*. Quentin
La I each a marked welcome.
The corni dy waa mounted, dre seed and acted
in the nine thorough aud delightful m;iuucr that
bas cn.limul Loudon lor tiie last two munt hs, mid
li is fl lt and (belan d on every hand that itt eOBBiag
i -to act lur tba benefit ai th ? Memorial Mr.
Dilly has aecenpllflliad a generous pur?
pose in ii rai st liberal und graceful
way. Aumng Uu spectators to flight flton S.r
a. Lord Ronald Gomea*, Justin;
lieCarthy, Jennie June and npeenntfltlvn of
al Londoa and New-York papen, Every
aBB-fltian thai friendship and hospitality could
ii shawn to the Amnienn eone*
il.aa.s. Min Au.v R. hun and Mr. and M..-. Daly
were entertnined at dinner bu! evening at Clop
tun by Sir Arthur Hodgson, the Mayor ol Stale
fotd, and ta day they have beea entertained
noi only by Mr. Flower, but by the Kev. li. B,
Laffan, at the- Guild Chapel Behool Mr Da
aeoorlrd by Richard Savage, a anted local _nt:
yuari.iii, Las also visited VTinoote, four miles
irom here, bo view -the natani Beena of tbe
induction to "The threw." The hall, though
much altered, th- heath and tbe raina of Marian
Ila' kcii's aic-i: mn an found than, and tb"
ancient records of Quinton and Gilford "jive many
names aaed by .Shakespeare, in this nnd ott.'T
plays. Siraiiord and .ts neighborhood were
known, a-s only a resident af tha region could i
know them, to the author of " Tba Shrew." j
MkeapoflMfl waa long a resident; Baeon aever.
:..,-? should be interesting ta the Donnelly j
lunatics .ls well as to Sb*a-tnpeare scholara
Mr. Dai.v ami ii.-s aaaoeiatn have found nany
friends le re and they Will leave a pleasant mem?
ory. This is the lirst time that a company of
American actors bas visit ed Bhahnapean'a town
t.. jn-rfurm in it, and this fact, together with
toe iiriii-U'-- and public-spn-it. *d object of the visit,
b (ii)sf.-rvi-d arith peenliar pleasun bp the tn
ii.iiiitiiiits intereated in the hallowed shrinn und
tie- immortal m'-mory of the great poet. As B
pasHag gilt, Mr. Daly has pgessatsd to tbs
linn ariel ? fall length portrait ot Mba Ada Behan
as gal btu ina, ia a nellly carved frame af a
lids work hangs now in thc* picture room, and is
a magnilicent- feature. A line portrait of Miss
Behan also now adorns the irving parlor of tbs
Bed Hors'-.
On Pain I da J ihe American comedians leave hr
for Scotland. W ? Wi
___-????-?
A WBOCBSRWVL DASCISG VARTY.
The annual BehBiiBj'11*1 8BS*tag party, ut th<- li'- i
Bluewsbwy, aen Baabrigta whtah tosh atoea n W-dne*.
Oaf aleta "as e.iu.cly aucctwi/'il- Thu dlnliii;
i-xni wai beautifully d-,orof:d. l'rofea-or -.upln'a or
,i,.-ra f ural shed iht flBasto James G Blaine, p.,
; th.: taeeptiaa Oemmlttoa, Wa ssmrHisa arete
H. V- Vl.ltct, (ieorsn- is. McKibbin, Ii A. Kclieri-ierhoru
uni John A. Howland. Thc PtoBS CleflBWlllll am as
tottows: Thouin ii Tarey, a. s. geek, Daria Baraaa,
. ? Una, jr., and Otto Xiiuhic Many of the lodtofl
tram handsomely gBeSSSl Ml* B?SSBja B WcKit.biii
wire white China aili, and whito la'-e ; Mm P-SBBSBt,
wlilte brocade willi Bald trliiiin::,-,-* ; MIm Coudie Cornish,
while lace; Mr*. Jame* li. lilaine, jr.. wl.il- pstot J
Ku__lan net; Mra. t- C. ClayUiu, while tu!-; Mlaa
hiia-oa, white aailn and Ute; Mra. Fisher, white Chine
tiik and while doitod lace i Mis. Lima, Helli hiue -silk j
and lace; lim Ja-ae? C. GUdwlu, whii* India aila anti
lace; Miaa BBotOUtfO, wl-.K: lace with a piui*
bodice; MlM vi.e..'1, BSSSm '?-!.' i Mis? Connie PlBMr, ?
wQlt" BBBB -?'??? Ml * fihakanst. ahMB lace; Mrs.
i: yoeeiay Hall, atolls lani lin ar-altoe htanton, j
black iai*, red _;, in inii.u.int;* .Ml?? Hurje, white lare ;
Mra. li. bonid. wail, lace vi.'.u nasal velvet trim- *
?BBBfa
Ain.,i)? Bl ')? ?'idlie, jr., Mr. aod,
Mm. Walf-r BtanBHh B Cm?_, Ilr. Vi A. Hume, Mrs. |
ll. II. J. l'.i -in. Mr. V-i-i .'I'n.--.i Ut r, Mn ij IS.
HollliiMhe**!, Davis gaiaaa CU lou buuth, Mr. and M ra?
il. K Kl__ey and L. BT. ciumiilon.
-m
WBBABBMBBt of miss carrie cullom.
6pi.ngfleld, 111., Aug a.?The engagement ls an
pouitetnl ut Miss Carrie Cullom. the vonagest iaaajkln I J
of the ttcnator, to l;obeil QaaBBfl Harlie, thc portrait ;
artist, of New-York- The wedding ia to take ilace the j
latter pan of ctot+r or the first of November, at ! ?
the Hr>t Froatryt-riau i burch ol hprliiglieia.
LABOB1SU WITH IHAT LETIRB OF ACCEPTASCE.
Fiom The Boaton Fo?l
The l'residenl'a idler of aecoi)taiice has not been rom
pleted, and nana M BBS party lt-ddem hav* aueii '-vei. the
roujrii draft of it. borun ot them have urgrd Hi** BBB-B*
deni u> iMUu lt at once, bul he has lnil-uaied lhal be
goes aol think Bum in kuy special h?V BanflBl ol ihe
leaders ol the party, anions ihem Mr. Carllaie, have re?
cently expr?fd the opinion thai Mi CtoaatoB-1 will unt
?how bia letter io any one ouulde of hu Cablnei until ii
l? made public. None of them havo been conan, ed
about lt, exeept In uta aeaae tba; th'y have talked over
erith the rreaident the general party policy, lt la tx
pectcd that tho l'rtaldent will follow tho linen of U*
December mewiage and declare tor a reduction of the
revenue*, t., tko ti-tuni nccaMltles of thc OenflBBBB-B,
, with du* n.gar.1 to ,(,.- Imereate af American labor.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER IN NEW-YORR.
Hilef Jiuiirft Melville Weston Fuller ls a guest at
the Fifth Avenue Beard, but will start for his home
In Chicago today, to lemaln until September when
ka will po BB VaBhtBgtea la take his oath of office.
Mr. Fuller bas been In Washington tor icveral dsytv
tnahlng arrangements for living there permanently
Ho ls a small, well dressoU man writ-h face and bead
disproportionately large for bia body. His closely cut
bair pi almost snow white, and so ls his rurllng white
mustache. Until within a year or io he wa* anus
tomed to wear bis hair in long locks reaching to hU
coat collar. He w-ill be the flrst Chief Justice of the
L'jilted states to wear a mustache. Just ss Mr. Cleve?
land ls the lirst President who has worn merely a
mustache. Mr. Fuller appears to bo a man of flno
fibre and great intellectuality. Hu manners an
ptoaalag ami his motions arc nervously active, in
which, as well an In stature, he closely resemble* e_
President Andrew 1). White, of Cornell Unlver-lty.
Mr Fu!er said yesteida.v that lt was not his Intention
to make any court appointments until after he hail
been sworn In st Washington.
This que-iflon was ashed bim: "What are Mr
Cleveland's prospects In your part of the country I"
His answer was prompt and emphatic, wi,lie kl.
face became Illuminated with a smile. Ho sal.;
*' Fine I Very line ! But rou know I don't want to
tall< politics.*?
Ju*,tlce Fuller ls accompanied by his wife, and
among o'hers who paid ihelr respects to^hlra yester?
day wSs I. M. weston, of Michigan, to whom he ls
distantly related. Mr. Weston, in talking of his rela?
tive, said: " Mr. Fuller ls an able lawyer. I have
occasion to kuow that to my cost. The amount of
cash 1 paid for my knowledge was fr,,ooo. He was
t!:e opposing lawyer In a suit In which our bank was
one of Hie parties. We thought we had a dead sure
tMnp and 1 laughed at him before we went Into court.
He didn't even give m a chance to put a WltaBM '*'
tba itaad, hut went to work with that brain of his and
licked ur so bally tha' in- didn't know whether we had
been afoot or ahorseback.**
-?
ACIORS. MANAGERS ASD PLAYWRIGHTS.
A statement published yesterday to the effect that
the aiav Theatre would be again named Wallark's
i.s entirely without foundation. When th-* report was
mentioned to Theodora Una lil*- (crs? and characteristic
comment was ? What rot i" Lester Wallaek has not I
h.-id any Interest in the stir for a considerable time, (
and the leas.- lt to Ttaodere Moss unly.
Colonel Mcfaull returned lo this city yesterday from
Battl-BOn, where he liad been spending a fsw days with
his foully.
None ol Miss Ada Rehan's family tn this country
las heard anylhln In confirmation of the report In a
Lendes pa]*-!- shoal h-r engagement to the son af a
wealthy baronet, although they havo recently bad
Idlers from her.
vneghtgn is going to paint an cntlr**- set of -scenery
for Keene's pnMntattan of Richard III.
The redcenrat'ions and alterations af the Tijou are
b*!ng ru;.iil'v poohed forward. This house will when
reepencil hav.* an auditorium much improved lu b'-iiuy
and comfort.
William (Jllletle has. It ls reported, written a novel
M I * 1! as a play entitled " A Lecal Wreck." The ;
I'lay win l-o seen at the Mad son Square Theatre on :
Aligns! 14.
Langtry (s reported as having Intimated that
the oamlBg Boaaoa may be her lust upon the stage.
?She has made a considerable fortune and Invest ad her
Beninga wisely. ShonM she surry frederich uebhard,
a- ll Understood to be her Intentltit! a
s!,*ll lip In a position to d'* io, abe might perhap- ra?
il:.* ttOU theatrical life. The rumor that sh** wanted
to pentan tta lean af the (.rand opera noun was,
of Boom, absolutely groundless.
An arrangement was completed JOBI Ol da J whereby
t! e Amerteaa tour of -..gnoi Belvia! win be conducted
nuder ih* management of A. M. Palmer. Ihe visit, |
'? winch wa- originally intended for the present reason,
?ii detorred uutil 1880-00, at whick lime Mr.
Patmei vin ie ohh* (., pteseot tht greai tiagrd;an at
Wallack's Theatre, probably In the neall of October,
before his slock company begin Us rei.": lar roar's work.
Signor san itu w||] li- Beea In all his mo-i celebrated lin
personations, and Mr. Palmor new eootonp'-atn a pr-e
diictiuii ol "Sanson," which i- one ol Balvtui i % ?
creations, bu: wined he playd her- univ a !,??
during his first Beesoa, a.* t!:e j.iav w-s Ineffective
without special annoy. BTealay bv-som win bat
active management of the four lor Mr. Palmer.
Ii has been mated hy A <>?:?? ant n.-nja
mu. Hiller, nf th" Actors' Fund, Ital iii* ii'lav in
tog the lindy nf Bartley nsipWI ls Plttabeia nt I
a BBta-BdasoBsadtag BMsa "f UM naaM Bf the Bxprss.
puny fey wliich it Ital _r*.-n shipped.
A et.tripally "f SStorsd vocaliKle, under th<* man igeireiit
of i hai i-s li. Matth. .., .if Henry K. Aita- -
.Ima-?-. Sk .Sn,i'll, sui ? d far Jsn.alra en Thursday M th
Alhns. Mr. Snath wen-, n.th tie* perty. tal Mr. Matthews
? 1 ken and will have charm, nf Mrs !'
The esBBgaey win. u Mceessfal, t** away twa yean an'l
pl iy at all thc nhl I i-:nrijs in the Caiittheaa ft".-- Tiie
principal* an* Leela E_ Baawo, baritoas; Ja-^ph (..
I ress, ha.-*--.: vv;ii B Ptorae, t**nor uni Mis- Mathilda
Jl ie*-, pt.ian d**!ii.a. Miss Jnri.is is naid t.i have ? r.
markal.it.- voles, and lia* lu ..-a called " Bm sal ?
duties Frnhman la BSpsetn tn arrive fn-m San Fran?
cis, e. t.i-raa-T'iw or Munday. Ile bttoga willi bin tke
isaaiBtlBlpt of a play by Betsy B., th*. cl--ver critic nf - Tu ?
I IfllBHai "
WltoBfl Le vick wili probably be In the cant of ' I
Ileriic"
The regular monthly meeting of th" trustees of the
Aston l-\i:id wa- bSld "0 Thursday. BeSM pa tem "f ?'"-l- ;
neut seton toeledtofl aaa eif genostj tran received fr*,m
Gabriel Harri-on, and an oil painting of ChSriettl I Bat
man from Mr. Morgan, tho VStoMO BaOBla art.si of lii"**n
lyn.
Wauch- Marsden v. Iii ls Hspottog th" will of her unfnr
tin. ii-' .':.th"r,Fred M.i:i*'deii,l_ reported lo be trying to ta:n
a llvtof at playwrii
GILBERT AND SULLI TAS'S NEW OPERA.
TO HE PKODUCI-i- AT TIIF CASINO PnOBABI.Y I.V ,
NOVF.MBF.lt. I
niui.'iph Ar one a, Benaan of thc Casino, nee
yesterday a lony Bohle dispatch fruin I
Albert v,im is in i.ciKinii Biraagglag tor ii"- pnaueUan
iii ii.:*- country of GUtarl and sullivan's Im M opt *
Mr. Aroaaea was not pu pend to mata Ita '-ont' fei?
nt the dl-patch public till ti. day. but li wa. Ma
that fl"- ope.ra l_ In two acts, thai tho cast I- 1 il
min ii lunger than usual with these Writers, and thai i
a large chorus ls also demanded. flftgeU v..ces are
believed io be ncci!ad ihirly two of uh .ch w.U lu- BM I
Th!- I- a gnato! aaashn than ordinarily required In , ,
comic opera and more than BM blttalio been em
ployed oa tta Casino stage. ,
If ls said that tho schemo of th'." opera ls entirely ,
novel lu both c.mci .-.lion an-l ti'-aiiu- :r. ami that Ita ,
authors have at last gol away from theil mu
well beaten path. October 22 wa_ af on tine- sol a
Ihe dat-- of production lu i-ii^lar.d and her", but lt ls i
now probable that th- ofier* will DO) bc .con before* ,
November, It _s believed ihat even now the Basie
of Hie opera ho.- Ml leen ii-clded agaa, or Mia* il lt
han ll ls still kept _.cr_i by Mc*.rs. UilLn'i? a-t-d
hu ll! van. _ _
A CAPITAL ILLUStBATlOE
From Ihe Pittsburg Chronicle.
" Denial.'
" fss, sire." . _
-I ns that Senator Ilairis, of Tennessee, waata
another torn, evea after pro libing six years ago not h j
tn lie a candidate for re "ia tlon."
-l.-s, sir.-, he too baa sueeamhed to tta aunre
m. i,I- ol power and lo tbe temptation to retaiu public ' (.
plan* ,,?.?,: gained. The diseare is catch-* ,
- That will .io, !'ii,cl."'
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t.oIt' 1" SLBRT IS POLITICS
from Ti..- i Mobbs 'j
\n old Baa ? am" Into the Henani Boan rester v
lav and handed bli ral.*"' the counter. "Mike
.'?linen called a hov aini told tum to take the vail-S ?
iud bring Ute ge nttoaaan a stael. The boy did as .n
rected, and the oM man looked at thi brawl tag.
- Von call that a check.'" be a*ked.
- i hat's a hotel chock-for your baggage," Mr. f
iTlrlct: aald , .
-I wanl lt pu* When I am going to ilecp.
'?That'll bc all right, sir. Vc will hav- lt ?ent up
o your room. Plea.-.- resister."
'I am going to stay until after thc election. How
ouch will ll be?" ___ .. , . ,
??We wll! makp vou a rate that will be satiifactiu -.
'* I am from the dee-irlct ihat ls represented In ' on- h
gOM wi' a, mau named Jehu Laker. Ever bear of
" oh. yes."
" Ye*. Ho'* Uie man that beal Me rr!-.on two years
ig... I reckon you heani leU ol Ulni-Morrlaon, I
ueaji."
" Well. I don't know as you know lt. but that
rlet ls Democratic, and don't you forget lt. Tbev ac
II of all sorts of thlnp down there for letting
ebu Batar gm tn- Morrison said we went lo aloof on
im and all of that. T'other day the ls nocnU Biel
nd nominated a man lo run aclu Baker-lt wean*I 1
lorrlnou either. Well, ever Hine, my ole woman
ar. bt-en kickln' me every night, savin : -Ja_p.
,,ni* te sleep aclu. Just ax you did oa Mr. Merrttion.'
ain't bad no sb-ep except what I got out lu the Held
nco iso I've made .up my mind not to n ti lo poll
cs any more; not this vear. anywa-. Aad I've eotae
,, ) re to stop until fall, so as I eau go to stoop if I
ant to md not have lt flung np lo me all the time
' a man can't go to ileep in pjlltica without hcann
f lt all hl? life, It'a time for bim io ge' ani "how
e the room and don't forget tho baggage.?
ti.
POPULAR OBSERVATIONS,
THE ILLOiiKAL jiuun PARTY.
ITS noi.I.dWNK.ss UBI INKKKI'IKNTV-FATAL,
TO OU DUB rEMPXRAHOn WORK.
ff tko B4it09 Of Tkt T r it, nne .
Sir: I? the position of the Prohibition party ten?
able! It ls a sepaiaflon of a minute fraction from
the Republican party avowedly for the mother party's
dentrttctloo. It weald have thi iieopln understand
that lt bas been called of God to denounce a nttish
Nation, and to deliver lt, uuder Divine guidance ( ') fruin
a condition luto which Us pcopl** have always been
sinking without eflort n bogs for beadon
million. In thi? land of Chi Ml Isa law and order, three
funihs members ol churches or afllllated therewith,
all unconscious of their lost condition, save banty
?one per cent! A reversal of the ninety and nine
parable; the one ls Baned and Hie multitude ls deemed,
Perhaps ll wu refer io our national degradation of a
century ago. when drunki'mie-,* bad we!! Bflgb blotted
out all decency, honor and religion, and compare that
condition with today's honorable temperance record.
we may confront ihe Thud party with nnon which
will show that Uie hope ol reform la not entirety with
them.
IhO awakening of 17s- tn thi Church han continued
with varying Mrvsr. i_.e Mstlxaony ol Met!
has always been for temperance, ard Its thous mile of
(burches in America are active temperance ot caniza
tlous and aggressive to overthrow the power of run
The Prc_byterlan Church, from lt. earlleat e_tabll_b
ment In thia country, has noted the sin of lntempcr
ance and fought against lt. Dr. J'.enj.iintn Rush was
of this body. The Rapt.sf churches represent a score
Of honored names beaded by GoargB N. Briggs, a
Pow am ol Mananhnipia. ail of wham distinguish*-i
thenmelv-ea In ardent temperance work. Tlie Bap
? -tahll-hed the fli_t temperance newspaper and
l-*'l the way to the foundation of the TSflnperaaOB
Publication House. Tl,i*y were among the first ta
pronounce for prohibition, and they originated Ita
Washingtonian movement. The Be totaled Date]
Church, for three eentariei an opponent of tli" drink
evil, in this saaatrj kn always set her Infaann
against it. The geelaty of Friends, In their yearly
meeting In 1784, bore Msttmoay BgolBSt tho use of
IntOfMBMag lu.1101-, and their " coiu-erii" BBS always
been to teach a "better Bind." We -Bight go OB
with _ho thirty fleets of Protestants In our country.
Their Influence BgalBBt Inteinp-rance has lt.-ii leter
woven In a harmony of action which ?.as wrought
the prodigious Change of 100 year..
n must b-> remembered that thu is a morai anea
Hon. and results are meshed through leaching and
awain ned eooscteaen 1 ii-.- havoc of alcohol ls ?<*lf.
tod '", and IhC remedy is a clear illustration
of self denial uni revnldoa of keBng whicb mun
i li. a maj.int.>.? of tiie body politic bel
evil can he i |- ls, therefore, a de?
velopment of moral Ideas. This ls clearly .ecu In
th" restlltl Of the ciirly temperance work. It was a
?I,-nt crystallised late
effective temperance or- i have I
Invariably been moral and hun .ino when effective.
B ben moral Infineon has pei vaded the nm.
Iff law? have followed. All '
i .ii tomperenn advocatn beBeve la prohlbl- :
Mon; lor the liquor tra' , *l by Wll
an,i love of -?. i. sad l I wlB ;
need la the end to ei isl ? a by law, else the
weak win tomver famish vtctima tor tke evil trade.
We have >??(?;. that tha I kristian t'hinch bM neeptod '
her miss.ou and w,ought the temperance sentiment
, temperas - lei ilatloa i> --ible.
We come now tee tta Biganlratlon of tta Repub?
lican porty, whoss birth In 1880 was precede,! by a
Uta prei nil moral Intlui In tta Ck
human slavery. . i anon of Mils porty wn
marked by | aetleal tonperaen legislation,
ai.,1 the party bn followed thi- up itu
i'nion, Beeping h .il ol the morai tenUmonl "f Mm
! c-?. j -1 ? ?_, a, th<* failure tee ? fores temperance laws will
>iiow has from the teal emhneed
the ninety-nine per cent who are now .JOTSshea le?
the one frisky tomb la tta Prohibition fol'l. Th"
Republican party ha.s been bani af wotk peri
temper aim Mg itotlon
seamy, iii" Lord only knows how- to deal with Ula
?ller--<i elect v in accomplishing evli
that good :. I refer io thi Bxpressed de
? ' th ? Prohi! : Democratic pol *:
if i .in tball win in election and ? ihtent
opposition to the anforeemeat ol prohibitory laws.
The dntordly aplrit of the Third party ls
-ti its ta:,ms ihat th- BepnhBi ia party advocates free
rum because at tlc Sfstional ll '"ok the
itaod nml I,'lum- tann ahoold be pm away, whth
?? has toag beea atfveeand i>y ail
ilncere Chrl-tlan tomperenn winkers. I a.li any
??v).o tony bs doubtful a. to the mls-lnp. of the
Prohibition party to scan ii- anni:.aloin mah" up and
Us methods The assumption of superior
uti iii* t.-si ol common -
li ' le .-'-ly in.v I
V ii nan Sull i.,.*- is Iw!
lied wltl . untied
. ill. DUI en
Of Pa'
e rho are no longer useful or agree
alo" to their brethren; who, lo sll i pur
*
?
? ration. . politics ity, lo
*;ie.ih charitably.
i la-.-, v bleb, unhid
f our ' I tl lens 1 , p, anal,- .tn
? t Ol r til I li ' * *-. * 'I Its OU I*
wedded io a narrow rooccpilon aid Jealously main
? i ? . prli * ipi'-.
I need di
i to* ,,'
all it'** temperance ve leavened
tbe Nation with temperance sentlme ms of
I.| ?? ance i id tho <.i 'i
oi nana nen I- dead.
-ive -.null ? nun power i.?.
..-. -i. i *??? Wm ' el
I the ' Ifclo ll 'i::i-i ii il ? il**
thai ii- faith In prayer tm- departed, an
it i- lu lng in ihe memory of ll f
it exists oolj a- a formalism, ii ls tied te, the
m ll fi tbe lame at ring a
tnperance Pt * eal lon House . -
living temperance nt gsnizai. out-* le
:
; ??? ni net] a..,|
snd united it with fl
high National principles so vital to mir ell
hak-in. Ma-.s., July iii, 1888. JAMES V. Ai.MY.
A5XIOU8 TO ! . iii: POLIi i. 1 Ol I I..
T a tht B Si tor ? ' '. i\ r t ribune.
?Mr: Why i- li ? ".-li policemen, a
? for bad behavior or crime,
Invariably relnatated lo the courts with
*. ii*: ? be ;*? i ? * "f suspension I
censure the Commlsalonera for not pu'ii.-:.- a ..top lo
the brutality ami loafer-Ilka deportment of n many
of then men, bnl when there a which, n
would Boom, give -i ta tifi
imitcei tenn '-t ol Irre ipe til -"fl . ot. i
iiiifik ihe blame Bhoold reel when it betonn, and
thal is wtth the people thea civ.-- vho penni! -ucl
laws |Q e\l-t. As DOC Who I : OVCC Hie
i part of gampe, I ean tint; .
lar as my observation- have extended I think the
[mllee of this city ate tLo iuo-i brutal specimens of
!. ll kind I have ever ?eru. 1 thllth I wm.hi prefei
lo fahe my flhancn under the iBtoBlgeol despotism
if Boiepeea eapttaa* to being pineal at the rn
A Bow-York's uniformed thugs, inpported a- l**iev
ire In tla-ir deeds of violence hy tl .-uris
if thc slate. In i it I ra
* iii, i such an apathy aniotii: our ?
ni- snbject. B e pera I lo b,- ia\ ?
I ve.y of robbery ami
of oar hirelings i think the timi i- ripe
? i sj -a-iieii ??:: ti ind tresl wnis pet rio tlc
.in may bc found who will lake it lt band.
JOSEPH BPF-E-Dw ERL
Bee York, duly 24, i -
A RISE Ili'sl! AMEBK AS.
"o the F. tt i to r of i h r TriAmna,
Slr: I ham ta I who are Englishmen ;
? i.a- beea n thia cou t.v levontai .
jul in ? . Mn! I tie of..cr ' -
ev-r sheet three yeera aga oed will be of age*
emia-r i, l- - Nell ?-.-* of iliem eenaidend tta
?etti r * portnnn anti] I en
meernlng the prlnetpln af *
. ?
md "' upholding tbe -.mi" In tha Interest ol
nen In tl-'- coontr* Noe I "'li ol them d
Imii' il.cv can become quail fled voters. I i
. .
A.v laiell AV. Ki: I .v.'-.
Bea 1 ik, .'uiy 2:
lt tlie penon Bnl deaciibed came ti I
ountry wbea he ame aadn tka ag of eli
??ars iiiul 'iin p."-' timi i."i and tbs bel thal
I has il td I" le f"T I
? ,if;\ Ii.-iie. ll
.?it,-n viirs ol' I * deehan Us int* :i
nii of bmsnlflg .1 citi/.en aini v.
Lie other man mmti v-.nt uniil his tenn of ?
>.-i*lenee m 'iii* cn,miry ia ii? i penn, aad thea
' he wns under slghtna yean an ins _rnvui ia
ns country ha aaa be BBtanllsed witbont a _
reliiiiinur*. deolamtion of intention.?Ed
_RR lliADF. BOI CBEOITABLI A.S A Till."KV
A tkt Editor Of TA* tribune.
blr: The SlalaaBSal I- BOB en tt| made that pa
gidji graduates are rampant Fr. ?? I railers, bu' thaf
few years of experience in actual bastBSM Hf- make
em equally rainpint p.o'.-ct:otu-.t.- TBB uiay or
H no: bfl true, fllftaagk 1 a.n Inclined to tniiik If
Al any rste such ls the prevBlllag Ides, ani If 1 ,|
this that leads people to aay: ? Free trade msy j cl
!.
ll
bo all right In theory; lt may please tho college pn
lessor; lt may be a beautiful ideal; but prac th- illy
I- ineafltoto-U' fur ow Beads." Sash a concession i
fi., .ai.:.t not to bs madei for If ll ls practically li
sufficient it is not a flne theory and a beautiful ilea
but a most ln,per,'**rf theory and a most ugly Ideal
and the profe.sor of Political Economy wbo pretem!
fe. Maab a lyflism n he mmeved from tha world ?
to be Independent of all conditions, a system that wi
apply ta all IB WU ll Me. la all times and under a
circumstances, as the bul of Vruci u-te* titted all mn
?to the tortoni tilsi-omf.irt of tlc- i.i'-:;- :? nm MM
Impraciical and visionary. Much a teacher h?
lipped only th- froth of either- science or philosophy
Wa might expect him to hav* the eu'taclty M Writ
us out au Ideal constitution of these Fulled glam I ht
I renton to say that the Articles of Confederatfoi
I rope of .an! thou;!: they wero, wen* p*
fiction Itself as BOmfMBd Wltb what this Ideal woul
he when put In mette*. No: th"re are nei ld"i
laws and no i i-ai eoDStituHona except those whir
aie a natural growth avl are wilton, nm oo paul
incut, but lu tba h'-ar*s of the people, and wrltle
itara b--'ansi* they meei their needs.
.un, Ma.v, .ii.!; _'.'. 1888. AL'
KENTUCKY TIKI'.ii OP DEMOCRATIC Rf'I.E.
T a I he E,l it or o / The Tribune.
Slr: I bave ]''st returned from the State of Ker
tucky, tbrongh which I BBSdC an extensive bantam
tour, snd I assure you that onlv tbe biggest frau
run prevent the Bepub] ran from carrying thl
- r Ul over ard npeetally In ile -flOflfltalS retfoi
there ls so much 'llw.il-factlnn with the .yemocrac
ant Ms distinguished statesmen like Tate, who stol
8.'i(X>,OiiO, thar lt ls a delight to see this btato esge
to get Itself out of the ? Mil tola rut," ss Jud-e Fm
ham In his letter to Proctor Knott called lt. Th
tariff also has great weight, and In IauIsvIH
promltent DSBBOCIOtl like II. O. Barrett, Warre
Henderson, 1- Richardson, and Barney Roblnsor
all |oans manufacturers, will vote for Hanisor
Meeton, .ind Pnitectlnn. MrCrary and Blackbur
carried tl..* StSta by 80,000, Procter Knott I,
10,000, and Mflaon Boltvn Incliner, an old < onfedet
ate, by or.lv 1 I ooo. lt has now a delegation fl
three Republican-; In CoBgress, an! had not
been in tod, although defeated by Thooto, and Ashe
Canto not nbtalaad by fraud tho 180 votes he wa
'lectcd by in the Louisville eli.'rici, the State wonk
have ni. I. according to tba wUh of thi
people, in .'ive Republl
- 'his fraud the wi rsl Leglalaten a Stab
ever had blessed the State with a session of liv*
months, and Tat", tbs Tmiiinr, Indorsed li. th'
which was wi ipted In Louisville, sfoli
(CiOO.OOO and wenl to Canada. With a little en
ihii-lam and the help nf some United state
il tlie adjoin: ?: Stain, the Blue orts
Will "I-- Its VOtC a cordi! .* to the prophecy 0
ti.*- greet Henry Cloy. A KENTUCKIAN.
York, July _??, 1888.
MR. BLAINE'S PAW IN THE CAMPAIGN.
T o the E J i t ur af The Tribune.
Slr: Mr. Blaine on bil roten home will receive thi
cn-ate-f wetooma ever given to a great and prophets
-man. whee i, loved by the aiaasn tor bia pr<>
grew if ihe needs of a ooentrj
of ilxty Btilltons of pi opie, ii- la no pfceyuM itatea
man, trading In dreamy platitudes. Ile will demon
.-nate tn the peopl . wagn under tha tooter
lng of a protective tartS oaabM tho farmer to get
double ita puce for kia Weat that free trade WOUM
give him. For th- Industrial cia-s-s are the great
So will r tta people that tta l sobdai
Club and free boden bf Piwgtoid are jealou- of thc
prosperity a-ni tnmendow itrktoa thia eonntry ii
making by thi protoctlvs i) item, which oncouragea th'
turing Intomta and I a great inventions ol
machinery vv.- an- ina'.lr.^. Hr. Blain- win electrify
pei pie that life la ti
. **rry a-lmlni-tra
ployinent
and para' counlrj v* it lt Ita no duty on raw
i ? ll orr ah f".-- Harriaoal Three
e-ii-'-is for Blaine.
HUG ESE BLOODOOOD BEF.l E.
York, July 80, IS88L
A POWERFUL CAMPAIGN ARGUMENT.
To i h e Editor of TA* Tribune.
Democrata another dose Iifte Hu
one In today's l--me. **devolaod'l Record,** and there
win b>* a pbeaonenal loereose In tbe new Mugwump
party. Utera ts ? aarpriao tn store for the free
troden next November, and Rhode i-dand wu hiv a
hand In If. Hand- n and Morion's stars and Stripes
I ; ......... tnt not a bandanna ls to tie seen.
Providence, R. I.. Julv _:t, l ?--. W". Q. P.
H01V WILL THE IRISH VOTEt
THE QUESTION CONSIDERED BY AN IRISH
LEAD EB.
Mr PatrMB Ford In Tli" North American Rev lew.
The iii.ii vote, as i- generally known, has been
recently a solid phalanx and a cabled annex te
tta Democratic pnrfv. the exceptional Iris!) Republican
it, bo found h'-re and there only rhe more sharply de
iioiiug tiif. rule, 'lill- maj not ta a t-a'.sa for con?
gratulation, bot we sre now In th-: region of practical
- and have to do wllh forts. That the elements
ii ting tbe : .id on occasions fe.-i
upon to cv jut-;-, tbomselrea dlstiwtlvely re?
in '?- ament* calculated
io aft- - ? them as mon of tin
not unnatural. In this
arc not iinjiKe other people. But
ii hy the Jri^h vote should '-vcr have hen a solid
vote, arid why it -lia,iel hove been so long heh! si
i ",*:! asset o' tl ? Democratic porty, I- a
deb If nor altogi-t hoi lot! -
*l ioi in i rn ? Interesting chapter In a
work devoted f" the curiosities of American polities.
ai v political ja,-e in (his .-country which l- *
l/.a! nr held Intact, on i racial or rallgioui ba
un-Amerlean; ami any solid vote which ween trott
?iiiiancc ol ? plexlon I- Intoler ?
nor a
. Ians, It la fi nation, wit!.
of o nation: and it :
le lhal ail the el menu of our popule*
lld i- speediiy aa elrcumstsncn xviii allow,
distinct Ve America: ?
.: unity doea not, nt eourse, Imply a re
tn ut in all political view,. Dtfferaaoei fl,cr- wm l>*
and musi I"-. Bul American elttzena ought to think
ai.*! act in .1 is Americana, sod not as
Irishmen, or llshmen. irishmen, ami
tierma ll thej pul themselves for
ward is such, ni'.-i be i ?-'iinieei a- tore .
non ahoold bave noth ng to do with American
alf sf i -
Now. ii-i-h tmericans won aol jost to themselves
did v ute. i :.*? mosl intense
li American element of ihe population, they Buffered
themselves t" appear In a semi allen character; loving
liberty, tbey were made to asatinyt an attiti I
.mit ? frlenda "f bnrnao freedom,
- ri * ?? irishmen
America became the troup, blind, *;r-*a_1fis- -
porters of Drlttob fie.- -riid". whlcli laid the Industrie**
?; ram. a,':*! fore ci! ]. -r eblldts
? i I:,io these ii con
,<?--..* is a )g)aacc
lo i, i -v management.
With the progress of education ond In the liglif nf
be knowledge of tbe facta here preaented
i state ol solution Irish
.merican* of l practical nog Inquiring. They
to i?- -iii, aed bj talry tai-s: they ask what I
lu* living las tM of ita lay, and tta mat. or th-- parr
iel t es to frighten ili**tn alto tta ghost si
*:i Insults tbelr Intelligence and will I.
um raeeln their contempt iii'* ts-iie of to-day ls
ta ta Hf ."i i- ?? Amertno sw-m versus the
Ionia! :: .sh Instloetlvely are
? isen-fwentleths of them are work
i,gnii*ii. an*l. looking a* tbe matter as a qm I i ol
rage . 'he; * -. *. nat u rall j object to free tra*'
ng tiii-. the Demo -xi:-- politicians, from Grover
loveland down, are a- pain* io fl uk" the working
-?elide i,.-ii.-ve ti.it fn*e trade ls beside the Issue; hu'
?ir. ll ii ai >svery honest Pteo Trader In
he fond -'"I. *ti thal direction; aed Ihe
tagtlsh pu*-,-, which are concerned about our National
o'.ic-t only in so far as the resulr may affect English
f...ll levi land's policy with eta era, and hope
!.d pray tor his * rta fae thal the Mon and
the stump for Cleveland and
barmen 1- not rall ulai-l tn hurt Harrison and Morton
Imatlon ol ti," Irish. WbO will. I proll.!-,-.
Ive a good account of ttamnlve- in the pending
i
.! NI .*"'/ HIOVS HOROLOGE.
'rom Tie- Buffalo i a
loman living on Parir place bos
- '?''I: III i t. .1 ... I,." Ill' I- o],I
ii*,'. Per tw ii
... nt 7 :::u o'otoek, i-f:
? -, ti.i-.--i at *? : ad rn* convened anti!
0. oed * . to bed -hire oms
. ii. til- bc - - room mantle,
moved sod h.vi I
Ibo 1 ?? and until ta
be noi c.- ? lng any other
l'U"i- nor i.i- watch ; ii di ii.'i v uri a minute from on
eek tn an ither, "I ase a new domes) *?
- it both ends ol
be was reproved for thii aeveivly, for twin brea..
tat w*. :* ,* on tta ?? ?? uni ' i quarter ai eight
tii-t weal ' ling went well ,
ll iii til" tn,, dal' the
himself ? . m.-.-t a man at his
ixl morning, "You know how
tinctual I am," said ta *? I shall ta tare
loment" B'ton ta enteted hi- office the next mora
lg the man ms th*-:" sii Impetiei -
? -fi. -yr. jon ore a poaetual old durr
Ni ll--'*- it ls a quarter aft* r nine ? b What I*
? ileman, ?? i l ft rh- boose twenr* Ive
- bj il. . Clock.''
i's winn-, fhfi'.." sa I Ita nan- The
lie- ll-st thin * ta ? '.'?'
io eoBjpnfC tic. Bloch nth bb
aich. Th-1- i i i The nevi morn
Hi* 8 o'clock tialn to '
" took kia ' 'ii ?* "? couree bj his infant..
? ' doers to th" -ta'loii anel found the train Iel gone
f'een minute tal. Ita old gentlen an iva- co
iced. "Whet the -ii bena alls thing.. Boyben," bs
? ??ii"! f , i. !,-??!! ti.c m vi morning -.
,?*i le breakfast h* rom rared ths clo.-lt arith bB
sich The fi.i-m.-r Indicated V :.'.o : tb- latter 8:18.
?i.ii.- natl] ? .-il .j. wtaa ho cir pt
?wn s'ali-. af 7:1'. arl bbl l>"htnd a door. A few
leu tea later tta ne domaetM ca-ne dowe ami got
Ile- old **OattoniB-l cimlil see the clock
om hi-, ;,lac, of eonteslmont. Tta hands liad crept
nod ta about 1:18 wh-o th" girl catii'- lu. opened
fl door of the chill, tu: ned the bandi beeb to 7 i'll)
ita hell for 1 Ibe obi genii*
from hi biding piac. The maid
the old gentleman swen Two hours later
e domestic w-as seeking a new situation and tlc*
.ck waa resuming the even tenor of Ita way.
LOVESICK AeSU FRIENDLESS.
A Y< UNG IKIsJI.M INS FEARFUL JUMP.
MATTHEW BYRNES CLRARB THE BRI')'IR WITH
A BOUND-DIBCARHFl) BY A ST._T._N
[BLAND (ilRL-HId VAf.ARI!.
fci.NCE BB I.A.ND.'.I) AT
0AR3 LR 8 vu:
Another moon-struck being has challenged death
and leaped to fame i>v w.iy of thc Riashlyn Bridge.
Iii-- mime i.s Matthew Byrnes, and ba is lue double
victim of a heavy heart anil a light pt;:?. Il
liad frequently threatened to commit sui.-ni
lu* wns ulso known to bl ambit iou* tm a Bartnln
sort of notoriety, ami i-uhtr motive would fit his
'?ilse. II" iiad lived tor a year n: mond.
Stalm Island, anil his hopaBBM love fur one of th
vilhige tulles hus i,,r months been a matu r f> i
Be! il comment there.
Tue juropin-? oeeamd at 1 0 :-.' ii. m. yesterday,
grben Patrolman JaOMa Bret! BOUoed a man run?
ning along thc norlh roadway, just at the miodle
of the bridge, nnd takimr off his coat at th? sane
lime, 'iii,- polioemaa reeofnised tie- premonitory
symptoms of br .?' ami ran toward tin*
\ | neafest electric light (Mile, where he could nut
s across the railroad track. oilier pillie men also
n ! saw the man, but loaf befdfl any of them gsaH
i- * reaeh him he had cl.nibed on th.- railing and then
I stopped on Hie cable Wuk om* hand I
r i hold of the guard-line and then Mapped nimbly
r' I along the cable toward the New-York side. Ile
' j walked up the cable until ha was sevea or eight
R j feet above thc parapet and then turning, leaped
" J abmptly into tire riv-r
BTBIRIN0 THI". WATETt HEAP FIIIST.
Byrom declares that he went down straight
until ha had ulniost reached Hie wafer, and tho
most cool-headed of the witnesses eoaobOBetB this
?tatmnenl Aa ho seared Ibo enter; bowness;
iii-, less doub'ed up Bnder hun, and he soddenly
iurned ii half somersault and struck the water
toad first. He ron to thc sarfan and _ni_u_
fiiiftely struck out for tba tug boot W. __. Cheney,
n nd lu was ri ui'..dy battled ob board, whan
hiv groaning from tho bruton to hud rc, civ cd.
The Cluney was towinu; the St. John's Guild es*
eursion, and U-rnes was tmnsferred to tin- tug?
boat john E. Benrlnd, which landed bim al I
Atlantic liisin, vviien:o he vus t;iken to th.- I
Island College Hospital, nnd plaei l under arrest
II ma at first suppose*! tha* Bj inn had BBS
talaed flenoos injuries, ms sbonl len were biruk
and blue, and morphine waa inject.-d under tba
skin to '-ase the ;.un. Otherwise lu- vms In fair
condition, however, and to declared that to
would bo ready to leave the ho-pital this norning.
H.- was extremely reticent, but he denice! having
any intention to commit suicide. Ha also denied
having had any 1.utk\ e, bnt to gave the ad
-.ress of M. E. VTygantj a groan and Bvery-etoble
keeper, al No, <? Jt -? tl avi . Pi ri Bicbmond, and
from him the reporter learned something
Hy nu *'s history.
DRBl-l-BATELT IN .."'V'..
Mr. Wy ga nt hired Byron m Hay,
at Castle Garden to work as a Btobleman. Be
was then fresh from Ireland, a;* J 1;*.* worked
Headily until about six months a_'", when to
lound himself violent]] lil love witta Miss Cath?
erine I>. Smith, th*' di I widow living
in the neighborhood. The young amman di_
counged h:s alf anti ona, and hi non -^f m
'*-r-ri',flung that Mr. W* srged him.
Since then Byrnes has had several places, but
failed to sneeeed in any of them, and ali for the
same cause. Ile worked for one day as a waiter
at Buffalo Iii I' 'fl Wild West Show. Alter that
he had a position ns foreman over a ganc ol
Italians working on the extension of Hie Rapid
Transit road to tho now Baltimore and ohio
Bridge. Ile was discharged from his latest po?
sit;.*u as ii Boaebedrfver beeaau to forgot to un
toraen his horses at Bight
Me-iniinii. thc young mau would dress up in his
most gorgeous raiment every night and call on
Mi.-s Smith, who hell* her sisters support ln-r
mother, and she at one time forbade las calling
on her. P_arly last month Byrnes began throet
? nlng to commit suicide, and on two occasions h.
showed Miss Smith the revolver with which he
intended fo kill himself. Ha had also talked of
drowning himself nnlen she would marry him,
and only three or four ni-rhrs ago ba sud h-- might
jump off the Eridge. Tins was tah] ur Si George,
where he- hmi taken i party of four young women,
including M.-s Smith He poini *<l north to the
mu; siic arch ot i. ._ plainly visible even
at tint listanee, an i ld do ?.*?.* ae d be surprised
;f be ihould lamp * taro.
Byran nys thal he *.' * frap oily jumped from
re ia 1 good swimmer.
After lu- struck tl oi bis
-*i sa t , sa . better. He has i.c-ti a grea
novel reader, and ;> few weeks a. * he ?ve Miss
Smith a novel to read, entitled "Mv Marriage."
lu this the hero sains his wifes love
through a fain mporl that ul been drowned
while be was rescuing a pany *.i wreaked sailors
and hoping for his own dca: ii.
Hisfl Smith, the innocent cans,- of all tba trou?
ble, ia a modest und w. il-,-;, . ol tw.-ntv,
a year younger tb Her blue '-yes look
almost black under her |et>black
Sin* works at sewing, vu. ; nbc gets 'rom New
York, while her two Bitten both work in the city.
opiiiions in Pori Richmond < 1.ii. r aa to Byran's
real motive, but all who knew 1. ni .. i that ho
scarcely knew who! fm v. is, \Vhi a
ag nearly killed a son of Livery-Ban 1*. .'
Brown, Byrnes -went into I alone and
lone f" be ihol * oral simi?
lar .torie, ar*.- told ol bim. The not uni motive
mm probably a m
and vainglory. Ii waa -said yesterday thal
on which la- rode n Howel] At,
Saxton, Mr. Howell ban. tin president of tl
Bridge trustei s. .':? in one
;. be baying jumped now ? grenier height
thain aay of Ins preder saors. There tove been
live men wi,i. hav,* mad- the jump befece bim
? of them climbed down Instead oi up
jumping. The police esi_m.it,* Qyrnn'B Ii
1'iO feet.
-?
BXTTBD STATES SESATORS AT ATLABTJO city.
AUsntlc City, N. J'-. Aug. 3 (Special).?United Sm-,--,
- ? rs li'-cU and blackbull) arrived here fienight.
They will remain about one week and will probably
o ned by several of their Senatorial coUsagno li.
be lo'ned
a clay or
AS WflOi.F.OOriED AS EYER.
From The "Mcat'o BBnld
A man in town wbo know- Janice C. riane w*.!
tells t ? toll iwiiij of h!.i) Iii lliu_;rai!*):i of I bal *
med *? peisi,,ii.ii magnetism*: Whei
Secretary of stat, an oi.i trie od of bli f U
_ schoolmate and playfellow in boyhood'a
cam- u;. to W.t-i.i.-i.-- i . to iee the "magnetic si.it.
? .an ' Ihe Maine man wn w-U-t.. [er of a
railroad, ami thought h.ms..-if. altogetl auythlng
but small pofato-s. Bs celled, but wis k-pt io the
ante chamber and given plenty of time to co
heels. Thus the brat daj passed. Ju the evening
the Maine visitor met au acquaintance from borne.
baa ? H iii." ii*- axe lal med ai this on -.
is i;et'ins a hiv" bead on bim au w. ii
me vevainr_ all da;- ooo wouldn't sc,, me." T* ?
;uli him Blain wa. a ran boaj iin-i. The next
da; tbe Manie man ca!i--e1 a.- and Bl
nee more, v, hen ii" m t i.i- |
, al tu lin ; ' 1 in I: .gust, d.
.-?'fins to be too ? blgb toned. v
whoa I ii* 'i io eeB by hi- Er-t sism an-l whoa I've
threshed maur a Baas when we were bora, sm! te. re
?*,-?-? i a. going home l
\-\t night the twa me; asaln ''Why, I thong
ina bane," said the acquai-. . oo,
I didn't go hon;". In fort, i've ....
day, and do you know, slr, I* - ? - . nat ural ard
eholeeooled a- over- Why, while I was wann.' for
:ni in Ibe ii --chamber bo had betu l-okii__ .'
all thc time: .'act, air I1
ONI VYAY TO STOP IMM1GHAT10S.
Prom Tho Alban;* Journal.
"Allow tl, sh"Il like and "-rpan-'ve e.r to dr'o|>
ow-! me and gather lu this Ides, Dali. Ila*! land
the complaint of tbe populace about emlgrail< :
"Of a truth, Bx cl le nev, I |
-Mii-k mc boy. If my tree-trade potter gettetb
Iga, emigration will c. a-e. waft equal
iii li.'h lldei Of the wa'er. Have I uot a i>
dee, Dan?"
- la.* me halblames, sire, tell lt not In th" Weat
Rgad '., tioe(i-.t n-iw only to discover a stan mb e
ai.d fl to rival Stanley. I am fa'
? mo jo aud reeL"
PARK * TILFORD
and ieidlnr crocers sell
Grattan A Co.'* Belfast (.timer Ala
Trsat premrtlv Craaips, niarrba-a. Astatio Cholera
and all Bowel Affections with Dr. Jayne's < armiBatlve
Balsa*, and you wiD oBtain speedy rabat and prosaote
a certain oura
- - ? ot-?
A safe standby for the family durlnc tbe aeaaeu ef
Otolan Marena. Sutumer romplaluta. Cramps. I>tar
i-iis". and all Bowal ("euiplainia ia Dr. Jayue'*Caraluo.
tlra Balsam-ain od ef admitted efficacy, aad ll Boon?
al ia should artie ame to pron ?etti. _ Ak
Te Lake Hop-it. ona tlrrr fSnndar
roremencioc smordir. Aacisi I. Ihe Ceatral Itali road .rf'
New-Jere?y will e*ll speaiil excersiaa ticket* aa OaAotdar
aral ^oniay ta Lake tl opetoeiig aod return.
Lake H,paton*, th* "OBS. of A tia.-lea'a island waters.'
afford* fli.'unr u* an- ;>*.*??>*.!. deltgilfal Srlrsa and S88S__SJL
sue riar hotels. aeoBsai Beeeerr. nnd ts par ex.el.eoce ia ?
ipot to n?it iitircif tlie fieitai days et Aacust The rafU
?Mad essssenp ben beantlfKI their aron ed* frontier the
laka, and hire mid* m-.s .nm ? i.rttabt* pinifu foe par
ann* emrting t.-ufi aut d wi nra Kauai! trip ll.-b*<a ra
rtaeari te fl IO, r"o<1 tr?m -taiur'ar to if.iqlar. ant aa aale
rn N...71 Hroa.lwar, al Xu.ll- Lib?rtr?t. an-l al d*pot -foal of
Uh*rtf-ste
Pa?-*nr-r* are landed af the l.ke'lde, within Atty foal af
ISa wat'r Trains tor (.aka Hnnateonc leav-a fa.tal lii
ei tf at. SafiiMvrs - i ' a. m. and at 4 JD m. Ok.
i On Sundays at 5 a m. Ketnrnliif train* :ea?e Laka Kopai
cmr wert daya af 5 25 a. m. and at J-30 ?? ' S lb p. m-,'
an,: oa .-,uu4ars OAS - n. lire rc ic! trip, aa./ 9: BB.
With Kimball's Strsiaht (nt doretta* ron cen ea ,nmi
aweciir ail'I ir long id mi*i or your saccaiS, m osmer In
_4_.cs tor yuur <Ii_a[i(.aiuiiiisai.
DIED.
CLARK-On Ttinradar. Aagnst 2. H<W. r^itla D-.-a.faof
An.)r*w I.rde nark, aid *au?'ii?r of fhae Uewlasi
Ftioara' tram i ar liter-sidonoo, Ul East 1 lita at, *n?ar
?: ir, a: ID ,.'i . ,c* a. a..
Informant at convenience of tho fam.ly at Hewlett's, Loaf
Ulm A,
ClKTiss-on A-irnil _. at hla roaMen'a. "Tua Oaks,'*"
* v . a>.:'< r. fiirtiaa. acaO S7 roars,
Futi-rai nriraf*. s .'nrdsr fue.ra._g.
lnl*imeat al .l?etfl*l.l. ii-ae.
riTcn?Joraer CH? Bal?aia A ag sat-, lam r_>alan Spaer
w|f*nf vi liiim y. Pit. fi.
Enthral tarnee ?t her lat* re*t ten.-*. Va, l'.S Hlgbiaad ara
JaraorOtty.ee -attinur. ann nt 4. MS amen a m.
\ -Ou aa,.-.ii .', Danial <'. Gaston, lo the Slit yseB
af his ace.
-'linera' *err|e*s .tt hla 'mo maid an ce, oomemiie, M. J-,
s iii.r ai, A .(fii*t 4. nt ll acl-K.-n a. ni.
KL'.?At Ai'ni.ow l__tic-. Adirondacks, Aa_iat 1,
Charl** H , lemuel ana of tbe ,a(* James C. aad Lydia J. O'*
On*
Fnn*ral ?**rr1i.a and t***i crarr Interment at Rainbow.
"If! Tc If mCE-JaBes a Hitchcock, on Tnoraday. A-frost 8
i-i m- Goth rotreif Iii* aaa.
Fnnerai seme** at hm late residence. 41 Wael 73d st. a*-.
sit -'ir. A ? i?- 4. ai -t/clock.
Interment al -at il ai bar.
ME rr.-At Anlxirr Park. V -., o i Wednesday Augost i.
At. .1* Mar M*t/. a:*c*..r Mrs. Sybilla Mecauller.
Fnn*r tl eal fleas at her late raai.lance. Ne. 1,110 ''rand ara,
- i' ir lar. A uru-t 4. at il ito a. m.
laterm.tit at * .r-.-n w w.t.
Willum iiim, !-?*;., paper* pl* iee eonr.
Mcadam?Al ies? Braaea, WelaeoBn, ao-rust l. m*n.
Mair Ke?* .laughter of 1 Uoioas and Sarah Biai; -CcAi'.ein.
a.-.i -, (Mette,
Ba ??- r*? and friends are restv-vtfully lnrlted to attend U?
?n Satur tar. An/ii't 4.
Car' i ,a?a meet th* >* 1 b a, m. train, C. B. R. of N. J., frair
New York at Long linn ?!..
PH K.l px- Al sar.ta^i Springs, oa Wadneslar. A ernst 1
after a linet U,a**t. Isaac N I'leips. of New-Yerk.
Funeral fruin tua ale rea lanes, 7-il Hrualway, saraieia, ee
Krl ar afr .moo . an 4 SO,
In! el Ulai;! private, at' -r-"-nwood.
At n meeting nf (lia coard of Directors of tba accost
Nat uual .lank, liddon lld Angust, 18*18, ths following m. a*
uta wa* a MfM I
Tlie .monal d o' tv* ?n*i*'*n -leaf!, <-f "ur esteemed aewv
elute. Hr, 1-e.icN lli.i,*. ne bees rece.ied br tii:a board
vi nh '*el:n.'*ef mi*..ne sorrow.
In tba death ef Mr. Phelps tin* bank haa lost onaof ita
i -. ad wwi..,: c_uii_e.lera a* weil aa earnest and alea-l
faat rr emla.
M? wi* i,ne of tta lnc.i-iK>r*tora and thrnrhont tua lane;
; aaa eactlw elah me inantaiiae *"a af na mo-ta'tre ama
, eiierretie* .1 r-. t,,r?, ami wtuial ia iat,*r year* iha luaruiita-a
i of agaeeaeed bim tn r?tir? fr m .ctive panic patios in tie
daily ia .na-stai * m. ua .'.uik mat or*r tgiheyonncer atm
'* -.ie.. Vet ta* e?aric* ,iu.t e.. in-l b islnoas Jaita"
: ' .- v. ?, ?ouah'-rn all'.ninortant (ini*ettans, tnt
exercised a |n>i?*rfai tuduenea ic -hapi-ij an.l Siracllui na
To hi* b?"-?irad fa-tulr w-* tender oar heartfelt ar m.. at) r
an-t oon.lolenc* i-i thli 'ii* ir Lour of affl.-i ea, and may tt.e
aouree trotn wblch Mow- the anly tr ia sonaotaSlee and aaalas>
tom ii ai i i trial sive u-t * tl.atu crace lo ab-u.lance Ua
lx-ar til*11 *?arraw willi Jtiriillau f-r *
Hy onl.r af tbs iijard. J ?*> i'V E. Caaaier.
fi. MUNTAOC . Prea't
The HCtenaBla .\n_ion?l Hunk ot the City ef Newt
York.
Nrw-roRK. Auamt 2. 1S?H.
At a st** ? . .1 rr.ne\:,r of flie Houri.if Director* of tao M*r.
cannie BaSMMll 3?nk nf th > i.'ny of New-York, held thia
In*nspreaMennaaaaanan deatuol Ison BL Puaips*
whereupon Bm a*;:*..v,,._ m nota waa unanlmo isiy adoalei :
Mr I',.e;.i ?--..* laaaao th* lean ler* of the bmkntiet>e
-fate . I. .rt.tr md iirniiineut In the rearcan'sai ort,
'm.- in 1-CV Ko." v*ar? he held tbe lea-liaf
p.rt mi ;? i (Tal rs and waa iionfitentlr
? . . r*ry cr *;a liq
oontinnad emlneol In Its i ooaeitl .in ' aetlra in tba manara*
mm u.itil hi* wi'lu'raaal Iron haateeee lu recant rear*.
Tat'. ii - -nt lutoreat amt remained
*,- a -iiki-.ii?i ef tue Itoird
aoaaaiau ua. ao Lately bia aaao-i
ciat-*, rennin* and profound .errol.
Kaeafre'. That ia aoi.reeteatea ot his eminent lerrtces te
this bank Hil* tribute >* racordeil to hie rn* tu ury
eeolred, I --ipreetlon of the *ineera trow.
p.thy of >he BJemiicr^ of un* uuar.i <i* leaderad Ul Ibo ha*
rc.iv,-,! fa,nilv.
Atteai: KKK 'K B BCMBVOB. Caahiar.
Vf at. V. ST. J'-ilN. .'realilent.
RAYNOR?un Tlinr*d?r. Au?ua' i. Vim. Raynor, formerly
[er<**al*i.tof the A-aa: a.ii uxcluiuitn lit* Iasu.?_,_u Ca.,
in th-* 'Uif reu - -. -
reaeral satrleae w..i beneii at ms late re*i,ience, 113 wu
?an-*,.. Ur -otlru, on saiurday, Bu^uil 4, at,. y. m.
It term tn I prir.ite.
Kindly eniit :!o*er*
BLBIOBT-AI \ iBW*r*. Aneasf 8, Hamit H. Oletebt.
wuiow ot tba isla William vi. Sleight, io tao 71st year ot
her aire.
Fun -ri 'rom her ut* r-*l feuca. Na. fl7 GarnaUat., Similar
nft-ru miu. at _ 30 u
V v i ',11.li tit?Oe Thuri l*r mornlnf. Benjamin Franklin
Van Qelder, in ui* 7*'*'.. vear.
Fun.-ral eervice- SaMrdar. Annis*. 4. from St A-nhrnae'a
:.p?. opal ca irex eeraar Pt-ini.o aud Tbampsoaata^ aa
I wwi
Fan Lee boat lot eeiuetcry at - p. m.
nhlte?VMsraa A**octatton 7.*tR*ct.. v. o. e. y. T.-?
Tha ?ealbara ' Ute aaaoetatlnB ire i*.jii*?ted to attend ths
funeral services ef i om rads J-*li iio I White, ai his late r*?i.
(lenc*, 141 W*?l'i_dst, ..u puii'iu. Auru*t A. at S o'aloeM
n. m. . *i U WAHI), Colonel.
C. W. 3 * A HR. Adlutint
Special Xotiers.
A.? OnOSBOB, Hatoey Sc t'a.'a
ELEGANT ANU UNEQIALLED
POIIeKT PRBPABA MON'S.
niWOBL littATKf) T"!I,ET NO. BCOLOONE. Willie
cnn. tint. -til. *.,j nu,,mre tue ,;aalnyof tht* mo*l popu?
lar co ,i.',i -? - ? ? hara ? ?' lue FuKMl'LA amt
LAiii-.l. KNllHtl.i 1 Kl ii.V-S ?i-;_?.
IT.ORIlVTiNK Vii'!.K" OBBM - VC1IET POWDER.
Income-.-ibty lae true*: ri I -t o,l-ir eror Beda
BUM ABD *.ri\l\:' l*l'B THE HAIR. Neitwith-.
stendids nameroos iain ii,'* s. tins wooiterfoi hair loaic lu
Bl lem pul"-* -...Uu-ati-u.
ink Tin* wall-knowu tooth powder whltaoi tho
teeth at out a, in*l rai lt p.-rfoctly safe aud preserralire.
RLDBa FLOWEB HTDCtTOITMBKBOBBAM. For(h?,
IMME'IA'lr. ra.r I ol Ri 'LUilNKsa UP THK BKI_f
mis ero nu bee no r.- ai.
ALBTUIXn. A new I.juld preparation for the prea*rr?.
timi of :b* te ith it . _ : * ll .* ? ipar -ir ant:.*eptlo qnalu
ne* to trrasuee deeer wi promoiiaa a mere
. eu of tue t-eth and liam*.
MELODBBXA. i for a__eli_re-toA
UM fa.e.
-XELLlfl ? i n Thu admir*
a'j.e _.......- tor j .* auiroria. satis.acfi.u.
CASWEXaLi KAMKY & CO.,
Eatab.. tied ITBB
Chem:.*'*. 1 181 broa.lw iv _n,l "..-) Fifth-are..-i. Y.,
Cas.no lin Ming Bel MR 'Ilivmeest, Newport, R. I.
-<
1 - ,i... ? ? -rf 1-.7-J.
Hll.. Mc EL RATH'8
IloML-MADi-,
rilESERVED,
BBAXIUKD,
CANNED AND
SPICED PRUIT%|
PCRH RFD (TRUANT JELLY A BPEOIALTy.
Jellie*. .Isms, ru-klo. and Mince Meale.
Errrtbini: n .- a,, :u Klas*. Uoodl aMSOd until PalL Ttf
prices, relcre. -?>. it-, i.,'?.resa
.-ra-.ARAB S. MrEL-UtrH,
BMDsgnvea.
-irooklyc, N. Y.
Past ill-- totica.
BhoUl be read dally by a.. __.,.-r?.ie1, aa eba_?ea aiaa
*
ira Lr ft.reign countriea need not ba ape-lallr av
auy particular steamer, axcepf
Mas el banking and toiun
letters not specially adilreaeed b-i_o
icu: by tbe ia ? -c. rsssell BvaUl
I ?-?:. ?!:!,.' Aliruet 4 Will Cla*0
tproeiptly In ill cases) a* tills oflice as fcllowe:
Bail li.e.vY-.u 1 a. iu for bra-.l aad the Le Plata,
i-uutrias ria Un-.;, for ->t. limtiia* and Ht. froi-T'
tie ts:. I b..* maa, er lia. >adui au<: (ur Trinidad anti
la ino; ara, ria Barbi.!.i-. per stram*blp F uauca fruit'
Newpari Newe tleiier* t--c ?i?^r vvin-iward latani*
luual i? .iirucia.1 "pal Adraaea'* at .? a. iu, fur tbe Oa-i
bam.i Uian is aad I ayu, pir steamship Ailaa al ll a. in.
urope, pei ?l_..ai-li p i.ircr i ria Uueousuiaa .1'
ll:8v a. m. (or .M-ru.aiir. Aeaina, l.-umera, 8w*aU?u.'
Barway, Kn,.?.a sud lumey. i~i slea i.su.p wernkr,*!
BoutUaiui't.iu anti Ureineu wttars neel be elirantel -per
vi-, * . ai ll:.)') *. tu ior Flaker >? aariaud. lUH'.
huaiu aud Koriuiral. per *i-a:u?!i p I.a oaacof .a, rt*
tiarra .i.ltei* moat t*- i.:r>-.-i?i ' p-r ?_,? .iaatofaa "?
.. 11:80 _- in r bcokand d.r-.i, par sieamaii a
turu ??<*.a, ti* yilai-tw HO* .1.reeled " i, r
1 urne**ia"i. al il.10 t. ni. lor lbs Neth-rlaa Is, VtO
Aiu*ientam. aer *?au<a.j v. ualsed iieu.*ri must ba
- td 'per V Cal ni ail p. m. f?r P.oareao poe
si.-iuaaip Mexico, ria ilaraua leti.r* for alua.- Kaiicaa
biala* moa be ,l.r* t, ; 'p, i.-.r.r *. al 2 p. rn far
lu .ie.- per au-aua.-ilnp tri.wa i'nu.a, al J u ox toe
irui.iia and UuaU-u, uer s.e:.k.ii*i_ip a Pi__au. iran
Bl * r.-aii-.
..b.i-sand Japan. ?ar-taa-i'-'.lpcitrofPaklntfrro'm
aaa Fraiieiec,),, Lto?? uara August ? ,, at I .0 o. bl Maila
fu t ? Uawanao laiandA yr ?t au?hi? Au*iraHa.fr->ta
Baa !? tmi.-.M- .ana* h-ra AOffeal ??* at 7 p. m. Mal fl
for Auairana. N-.?/.aaiaut liewa: i ?a. Kdi aod Samoaa
lau: ls, per staam*bip Aia.a_.ia (frenu s,u Kraneiacoi.
Meas bara Aug ?Iv. al 4 JO p. m. tor ae arr.ral al BeWa
1 "rk uf steam.'up Aurania, with Brinah mails for Aaa
Waua). Malia tor the ->,?u.*ty islands par euip Tah lb.
tfrou Sm Frmcia-iioe, doea nero lueui ?_'., al 7
t. in. Maila tar Cnaa ny rail ut Ta upa. Pta., and m*noa
y ateamer. vu aey Vimv. tits, cloae ai liaia aiboa XaliP
st MM a aa ^^
?Thea-no-lulaof c!,.*;nirof Traua-P-Oifl--- -nalia laarraaiet
in tbe pretampieiii of t.'iiir um-itarru-Wl ararlai I iraaail
ie Baa Kraocisoo. Malla fran un tatt tt ciel at es lineal
-as Prmi-iai-iioa the day of Bailing of ?t?amar, a.-a iispatoaal
LUeaca tba Bains day
HENRY (1 PEARSON. PoaU-Miec
Post Office, New. Yora. Juir 21. 1808
i
Political Notices.
J?m.-? t). Blaine Pern.1*
C'oiamtltees sn:,|..?.l with hao.laume Milk !*_dfea fram J, 9
I) KLAN Y. 2 Aaior lloaaa. I Oe. eaob : dlacvunion g nantilla
Te rr hae
BM
CAMPAUiN ooona
FOR BLAIN E ,:k EPriOif.
Larse.l >lara:a-t rars
CAMPAIGN BANNER AND 0CTVIT*Mb
Al VltaBTnT- H. X. ^*

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