New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, August 11, 1888, Image 2

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, August 11, 1888, Page 2, Image 2',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1888-08-11/ed-1/seq-2.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1888-08-11/ed-1/seq-2.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1888-08-11/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1888-08-11/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], August 11, 1888, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 10.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.9 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 11 Aug. 1888. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1888-08-11/ed-1/seq-2/>

Newspaper Page Text

?
she hsd Just crossed tho bar and was on her way uw
to Quarantine. This announcement xvas greeted wvth
a loud cheer. It was BaaMsi to process, down tho
Hay until the big vessel xvas sighted and th-n lay
to until sho esme along. This ws* done. Abont
rt'.-O the steamer xvas soon emerging from HM Htht
haze that hung over the water.
"There sho ls." wsk yelled at once by hsU-s dn.en
watcher, on the forward deck.
?? Has the got three smithed arks ." Inquired a doubt?
ing Thomas from the cabin
"(shs has,'' w?s tho roply from the man wllh a tele?
scope. This convinced evcryl?o ly
THR FIUST (.MM THF, OF MR* TH-A1NK,
Th. big steamer approached rapidly, nor drolls
Were blaek xvl'.h people. As sh," came n<*artxr Walker
lilsino. Mi. Halstead and others xv lo '.:nl stationed
themselves on th? storm dock, tried with theft aJtoSBM
to pick out Mr. Bltino boat ani-m; tba STOWd thal n*ia
bc^aa io choer lastlly in i-espon*-* to tbs RnBttBJI al
tho-C on board tbs starin, iii- rulvvir and tbs o'iu-i
boats. It xvas nut, however, until Iho strainer had
corns up within about :?Oi> innis pf the f^t ai in thal
Mr. Hblne's familiar Igurs coull bo made Bill dis
Hnctly. flo WM standing Just alt of tho lu.
tween Mrs. Ulaloo and Mi-s Dodjp. lb- two dang!,
ters, .Miss Carrie and MUs Maggie, Wets Just behind
him. Ills hat was off and ho WM I owln; to tbo sahita
tlont that caine to him from the numerous *-mill boats
that had run almost sloBSSafB the Mg shin.
Ibo enthusiasm which had boon p. nt up for throe
dal's braal forth, ami ShMB after cheer was elven.
Tho band yln;cd, tho xxliihtlo* blow and oxen-body
.houtod himself hoarse. '* li'.ilnn! It attn-'. IsSMB t.
.-'aine,** "Thies f beers for Our bBS-tor." 'No Vive
Tra.io fer rs,** "WatoesM ii me,*1 HHarrah for v,o
KtcHon"--these wore some of lbs pBMtiM that could Ik'
caught smld the n;roar. 'As th? Starin ean)e eli-er n>
tbo steamer's Bide tho ehSBIlag IMMased, UBIU the
volume of lui man voices tented r.lmott to drawn the
music ot ihn bands. Mr. Hlaine stood upon a lil: Iron
bound box. Dr. Hamilton sud Colonel H. I. RowfltoB.
of San Francisco, Hood noa,- him. Francis Wilson, the
BBasaBtoa, hun.' over iho rall towan! tho ri nh I, WhflS
ManbaR r. wim.i- sst ;s-_-cheii apes tbe brtdgi rs I
Mr. Mains seemed to be eauer'y WBtShlag tor !
Finally ho cau^h* slrht of them and other friends on
ihe -iitarln and then ho looked content.
RRBRffED RT MANY PR1RMBA
Tho gangplank xvas finally ihi-oxvn across the
?teamer'! rail. Mr. Pool. Mr. Bait lett. a:?,l tir?
ol b-r members of Hie ltorrptatn COMO
W'lr.tam Walter Phelps, Pr. Sm.th, and Hi' ixvo CUS
lom House officials went on board. The lirst tu gre-*-!
Mr. mane was William Walter Phelps. Mr. Pool,
as chairman of tie- Reception Comatlttoe ,,:' i!. ? ll pa
Hean Rabi stated briely to Mr. blaine the
urrantrMiients of WSlcOBM snd then Invited him lo go
on board Iho Laura M. -Matta. Mr. BlalM
bc know killed the com-ieny and then went to 11s
. tatmoom lo got lils overcoat, while member-, of 1 lie
iiiiiimlitec looked after tbl tastol who accon)pnnled
them on board. Mr. blaine xveni f,om h.s state?
room lo the lower dirk and then to Hi" gaagWBI to
board Hie .'cattier.
f>WB_g Ui thS lliovriurnt of the VeMSR a good deal
of delay was BBfeftoaeed In getting Mr. BlalM and
hU family on tba --iailii. Ths pei'.'- on tie
ima:, in their eagerceii io -,.- \-.-. Blaine, hai rashad
to on** sldo. causing iln- boa) ta Bee) ove- In imi _'*i:ta
Inp maiiu'i*. Three policemen succeeded at Uti in
! ag them bael- ' '??!'?:."l Copplngor greeted Mr,
lUait;" as h- ra:.n* up the gangway. Mrs. Ann. - i
I'.iaino. jr.. eams n.'\t. sh.- was affectionately greet
by Mr. ami Mts. Ulallie, Mm Dodge and th
daugblei s,
Mi:. lu UTI.KIT'S ADDBE8S OT WELCOME
As tho erowd began to surge around him Mr. Poo
lcd IRS xxay to the ca!,In, when thl laius wei,
allowed io rest. An open ipBM xvas cleared nra
tba dour. Mr. blaine a.ei President Bartlett, cf th
ltepnbllcon Hub. lo,,.. Hair plBBOS, an*l aftN 'lille
bart b-.cn re-te.n-tl l> Mr. IWl. Mr. Hal Heit il'.
Ibis address ol xvelcme :
Mt. Kl-ine: ll," IIipilWIBM CIUB U Hie Ciiv if New
Y.trk tr.A ix* loxi'el gO ' ?" T**h Ut, Hiroug
lue, bs pre.sl.lnii nf thc club, ih.ir narine-?.
Btoniasi cM-gratalatietMi-i spM y,ut srrlval obm mort-, 1
health aag stNagth, aa ihM thar** (Applause.) wm
Xhe ililli BM ptBpaaad tBIl rBCBBSlBB il w:.s n-.l 1..r- luI
t>_ an set liaxliiR paltUMl SlgSlBeMee, but rainer sn
private exprt-it. lon Bf IBM ai'*' repui 1 for BM BBB B
look upon as cur iimm lUastrloM elUtea, (Appisass.)
Uni tra f ,ui,-l our -??-. * * I InM IM friendly jca
tnttj rt lia- whole enmttrj (CHM ef - <;oo*a." '? ried"), Bt
wllh one aaOQtS ll wan In^i^i.-fl that the event ot yoi
?r;n?l lien ? -, ?i.i I l,- Vt wteiMui. ?( S A mun* '-ta^i
niora venera 1 la lu* character titan vips .-,ri_i:*i.liy coate,
plated, an:l a* t lesalt IMM aers assembitJ fir ? na
days In the e.ty of Hsw-Tort t?. ? ot khovsanBa of yo,
.rion.* from all parts of Bil country, Impatiently vtaltlt
to pny yi.u tlc generous tribute nf 'heir leaped anti adit
nilen. (Applause.) Tho dftiay In your arrival I,
Interfered -*-lth llils propmuure io BBSS! SBtWt I?"
Bight tlie gtest parade took place, about forty thoitrai
ttrong, lacklnn tut one Ihteg-joar InaplrtBg ptMeat
! Applause.) Many of tho jmraticr,. fi'rr. afar w?re co:
jteliii to roixirn to theil homet at an farly hour il*
mornlnc
xv* are not assembled, slr, on this MCSSlsa in a ?pi
of atstaU "ti te d' bsmags io ,.:,,, an stylus t.ich etti
ixiiltlieii, nor av wt, Becking IS Rad favr tvitii a .an
:, w i,oni ii.e i.e.,*: .-r i '?" rest, li
.ta |,ri',a:c- rltltes whose i ;,n.e is ta ii.
ion- ly :.--.. ..???1 in our history f"i' UM jeUe-'. t"*ne*
lion thst BS >n,ee can add luntoi lo his fume; no lei
can liiii,-,.'' tin cst oem and admiration lr. which he
l.t.! ly HU. flllliw SliflBllJBBM (Iv.u.1 iMsrlBg.)
The history ot Hie cunt ty for Un' paM thirty ye
\i th- hiv:,-ty if tM II I ulill'an [.arty. As .
|bst par-.y lu Um Bomb si Reprct :,-.r:vis. bi Beat
tnd Caiilnrt Minister, you hav ?on Itti)
lui I ll i'i.- h'-tir! . of th'i Aili' litiui \e-,
than ha* any n:a:i slue* Ihe BBM of Henry nay. d'
oap.il ?t>|.' , -
Y?u lux.- retaraag u> ur. sir, at a cii?:s in our inst
xtli-ii ..ut ite**u-ti.ui lateresta sre ItnperiUed tad le
MOBBS BBM IB mir tarccr as a .x'a'lon our :
it our own beaaehfllA In tM pi'st youl vatos Ma ?
:,-e:i ralesel In <|* |ci.,*e of laMlllfM lalor. X\-;i ni
Your roply to th" pieshtoat'i BtSHWge, ItSht
Ma In i-e*t*eeil-*r la?', sim k tM MyMtS nf thli ,?
PBlga. HUtory la WpMtiJIg ii'.'r. XVh'i, -i,,- ,-,n
Ijoms of tte.)*- iii Si.uplit tn de -ti,ev |M BOX r: ne :,:,
1*., I ubltitn paity naved tl.* BltlOBl New- winn
Dc moe i at ii- pitty, liitrenchcj in | owor, adepts a ps
?.hat w,i: prostrate our lulu.v.les au! eomj
tl vlth the jia,ncr labOI of iho
XX'orid, the R. pul,ilian jsirty nanis forth once mon
tho savior nf the country. (I.*,nd applause.) ?
The so*ld South 1,.,-iti SomlBBIBI tho Nortliern win
the Den, >e rn c.v. aul th? party, as thus Inspired, is
Bl tey Lnj-'lisli symi.iittiT. oe nts the Confede
In tia- ili'k y.ars of ,,ur civil struggle, ?Mfl vt, ;,,i
In defeinco of our jKiirical system on ItavBsM of
jven as now, on a niore |,eaceful ar*ua we , emte-T.d
tbl pretoettoa of our 1ndunrlcs und lbs preeorvallo
Anrrl.a'i inaik,-:*? ,o An,'ri-an manufr. turi r-.
plsm-e.) In this tMBrg a y, ur. tl.
'? 'K.s to you (eeheera) ts its leading champion In dt
In IM croat battle between protection and fret Iradi
In proxies,,. (ApplSaSS.) XVith the lilian r of linn
Md Merton full htifh advanced, vt here j-,,u lead e
Victory |M Kepi,lillian host* wM fellnir' 1. ad cht
* Ono I last upon your bairlo horn were worth ?
tin u-md Dieu." (ApptSSBa)
Affaln, air. wc bid you wo!come to your native
(Prolonged ShMltag.)
MP_ BLAINirS PATRIOTIC BEFLT.
Mi*. IiartMt's speech was heanllv spi-Iauded.
Hlaine, who had listened to lt with eloM Sitoi
turned to tej *y, bat tte eheaitaf el the crowd
palled him to xxa.t several minutes. Finally he
pertnitici u, offtaX Tin. I- trhal he said:
Mr O-M-tmaa ana Reutlem'-n of the N, xv-'
BspeUtaBB <'lub; To enable you io tippr,
this anleeaaa, eaeli and ,*v, .?-,* one of you sh
be absent from borne and from country f"i
long period of lourteon Uiontlis. I ga san
can luive little eOBSBptioa of Tho croat pr
cation which i fad thal st tbe lastaai I set
shores of i',, yroat BepubUe I should be gr,
by ll,oi,suns of xvarbi-hoarie-l and loiii.'
friends. This splendid scene oUMialn U Jd
nnd aatlTining is ihadowad m]p s.v iin- Md
lugs wi ith greeted nc at early dawa tins, p
iris*?thc ilciith of Oenaral BbnMan, a nea
was above p-iit.v, whs won in-, gnat fan
.-' - ilitr b;ittli:._: mi- Un- I'lion ,,f i]l(. g
for Ac-erir.:!i Nfl I ll h i r., and a
'? gOSd."J Willi tbB ,\e,-|)iii,.i o! llial mosl
and -orroxvlul inc,deni my arrival BB u,y n
s'aore has been atti mb d wttb ev,-ryiliing tl
joyous and mWPQtf. (ApplBBBfl.]
Th.- poliTieal camiwiprn on wliich xv,* aro i
to eittet-r is oil,' which I xvjsh co,lid bo pref
jf such a thin)- were possible, hy ex,ry vol
the DBI nd States MsJag wbal 1 have mbi
bearing what I have begJrd in tin- last yiiir.
plause.) 'j*;,,, ptogren af the political sir
ls viewed (ran tiie Earapean standp ,,,i ad
inion st as prof,,un,! i*s it is m ila Cnit'ii S
It |g tl;.- ?pjrt*n unity of Kn/'tiid. It is lae lc
for occaoiou by xviii, li Um glMBBQg '?
f*t?titlttV AbbcII's Uif-cS i!oe..-rr la unaianie, .1
eros;k. ami sive _?i._I?' u?u _.ft..i weariac ans raak
moaor rsluBSoO. ??un?u br u. Aii,n_a * Co.
ret
*.)
Um
m.*
:
1 .
OM
by
'.. I
? of
ea?
ley
ighi
v Bl,
for
i of
xi
hate'
n"iv
?beaper fabrics of the Old World shall invade tia
x'exv, nnd lnxver the standard of Amerienn WBfM
o the Kii!i,|iiii!i level. (Applause and erica of
' in- er," ? nexer," " They si -un't BO it") '
ll is not. irntlemen. n WBtcSt of capital BfBlBSI
apit.-il. li is n,et, in lb" ordinary sens-, a QOBl Ml
.'f patHsaa apticst pa-.issn, lt Isa oontssl arhicfa
.utiroly transinis part) motive; it la a cool |
is io xvh,tn, r tbs gnat naas of Aaaer_caa citi?
zens, who earn tiioir liread in ibo sweat ?f their
fin >xs, si.all bairfl their xva;-ivi seriously reduced
trom day to day. * Good, p.1." and npvlausc.,
'Unit is tut- xvh'el'- pith and momenb of this
queetioa, and anything that diverts thc attention
of ila Anieri,-: u p. "pl,- from lli.it, single point
t nd*-, in my ludgmoat, lo oeakening tiie cami olga,
,C!ieers ami en ??*. <l " (li od. cuni.'' | .-uni I say lier.*,
a.s I iioi>e to tsty with much inure elaboration here
niter iChsen mui a voira, "That's what in
wain." l-l sa.*, ben that* th" waa. s ol tha American
laborer cannot bc reduced eNci-pt with the BOttMBl
and vi ith Bki voles of Iha funerteaa laborer
iniiisiii. ,.v xi,i,-,-, "That's it."i Ji.-* appeal lira
bo him; it tomes to Ins U 'i-, and Balta him
whether, with the great ponai of Mifirat*"* ni
his hands, toptflseatinf, as he does, a vast ma?
jority of th" whole citlaeBshVp of the Nation?
wll, tlier he is will;,ig for himaali aad bbl associates
and ihose xxho are to rn _ - ?.,:,< ;? lum?his clnliireu
and his children's children?to take that fatal
.step ;it* the bidding of a Democratic Administra?
tion xvhose policy ls shaped and governed by Hmso
ii;?, In ih,* Union xvhieh lal iv sought it*
eatin destruction. [Cries pf "Good, good," and
a voieci " ih.se* are sound words."!
But, gentlemen, this is aol the limo for a
political speech. My heart is too full lor a
lengthened argum ab I must be allovrad to
enjoy thil moment ol xv.-letinn-, this delight of
totnratt-g home, tiii*- greet ins ol old friends, thia
rcii.xv.il of old Menes. I only wish to add my
pr,.iouud thanks for the wry graceful and grateful
ina!,ncr ni which you, Mr. Cbairnusn, have ex
tended Ute weloome of thc distinguished elut
you so ably ropr.sitii. Thanks again and agaii
io every member of tha club foi tha tiinw
geaeroaa welcome whicb they have extended t<
me as I fl turn lo tin- home and th-* country I si
deeply lox e. Long cut Hilled app'.au.-e.
GBEETWGS PROM MANY STATES.
Dsstealng spplaui followed Mr. Blalne'i address
Ii was lapeated agala aad attain while Hr. Blain
made hil way back Into thl Sabin, when ii WM il
eidi-.i thal bi shoa*d receive ii.e erowA His Hgt
hand had i,cen Injured or. shipboard, n hs had *
usc his toft .Xir. Pool presented ewh man to bin
it was surprising to sm how many he knew. Ob
xvould bave tupposed he bad lived in every stat?
in- BU mory of iiiiiiies. ,-ts well a- fines, xvas sniiinl.in
worAerfui Rx-Congressmaa King wa_ among th
fii-t io eonte forward,
'?X'.hy. Ring how aro you? said Mr. Ulallie, pins.
I'*? the ot! er x-;uinlx by Ihfl liatid. "Step tack l
In it'd I lav- a ehaace to talk with you."
"'li.is || Mr. mi* born, ol Minn", uta," said Mr. Pm
Pi liitrolui an.
??i'ii. un," remarked Mr. blain**, this is John 1
Sanborn of Michigan, Bow ar,- you. -John!" rx
iooner ei..', he beai a tomljtor Bama tiian svsrythli
?about tin' mu - emed (.me le bli mind iMtantl
li-- would Mk about the family, the neighbors, th
om- ami thal ono with a familiarity that astonish*
every one. Ko one escaped him. One old gratlemi
from in-ton wm pushed by in a burry. Mr. mali
only caught a glimpse of bli face, but he immediate
ash, *i t*i lave him recall **i.
- My old fri,' ????" - ii. " I'm?g_ad to sm yea."
ll Otossaa, of Chicago, and Hernani Big]
vere met. Mr. BlgUn xxas almost hld la the crov,
ba! Mi. Blalna recognised him instantly. A UH
boy looked iiji ailtnlrit gly In his lace.
"Po you xvitiii to shake bandi, my boy?" ho ask,
The little fellow Mid > M i;:nl Wile, periiiitttt*! to llo ,
.i, lui r. Roger, ol Maryland, pinned a limo flag
Mr, i lain '?? coat. Mr. bee, Bl Atlantic City, pla,
a neat Utile button In his buttonhole Ol
forward witii badges until Mr. Blaine's r*,at a
,t were completely covered with blu. and gi
decorations.
G1V1KG HIS r.ir.iiT HAND to tiik BZPORTB]
Tl '? reception la-ted for nearly half an hn
When lt was oxer Mr. Blaine hui rici around ls
i ."?.??, aper men. "I'll odor my Hght band to yo
he said willi a sarita, '-Jt ls not badlv hurl, but c
.stunt tqaeMlng weald Irritate lt." Then he chat
plM tully about his nip. lt had boen delightful,
said.
" You are probably axvaro that we have been xv
lng for you bete tl io-- days," said one.
-Weil, that is too bad, but it was not my fault,"
replk-d xvith a laugh. " Wa were delayed twr
hours by the breaking o' a pomp, .l.e weather ?
pntt] rough foi* three dayl and Ibo fog troubled
a goud deal. 1 don't sflpposo the sailors called li nt
but tbs land-lubbers did. 14 xva-. a spin
;;.s-a:--' though! WS all enjoyed lt. Th,) (Hy of N
- an admirable vi?I, cerulnly. in vie*
the mishap* and the fact ihat lt was her nial trip
did very welt." '
MB, iil.XINF. IN F.Xtil.I.l.r.NT Iir.A'-TH.
" And your health. Mr. blain,-, how ls ii ?*?
?? Excellent," ami thea sith a imlle be bMtenet
add : "Now see here. My health 'a a ?ubject i
I have declined to dlscius fm- the last three y,
onsldec that qunUon and tliat BOBWM to it xx
drawn. *?
" W'liai about your campaign tour wtth Mr. Teni
?f BK) e).lye, "?
?? ! Uav, n't heard anything about li. in fact i d
know xviiat arrangement! hav.* been made for me,
shall stay Iii Maine until after our state election, l
way. What i'ii do aferward reutatas to bo nea.1
Mr. BlalM sail thal he did nut ex ifl kn,ir; who;
vvi?.:lil _o tu li'i-tmi. He sahl that lie ,11,1 not
to say anything ,,*, ll.e political sltuition at pm
Ills friends u-gan to crowd around again, a.id aft
little nt ha wont oa lbs uppsr deck.
I BONO OB wi'.i.
As Mr. Blaine came forward the crowd che
again and began to sing then words, entitled -
cullie' to nial,."." lo the tutie el " America" :
?? XX*, ie* ima" w rh .ji.-- io -'ann,
? Plumed Kui-.i.:' e.* loyal f nae,
iiretl s*.n ,,>? Maine I
Welcome to tin -. n?? briag,
? xv. Icome," ecir j.,r<--is ri,ur.
" XV, ltoaie," Ihe pratltM Kii-tr.
vv, ICMM to Ulalnol1*
Chieftain of r,?itriu:e Brand,
I-eadt r of ratd) |,ta 1
our M;,u of Maine I
F-cho his hiiiie-i im/i,..,
Shout fe,;-li hi., fa I,-!, m fame,
Lu Um BsUob proclaim,
'* wi Isoom to Hlaine;'.*'
Huck fre-iru t foreign shore.
Rattling v i'ii us once moro,
Our lan,. -. ,;. maine.
For P n_hi
. I ? !? in uti 1 tl,* richi.
b? billilli with e.| ye.'lt ll, ?ht.
' NX*' learnt t.. iil;,!ne P
'? XX',*li om.'-" our parti'* tu il..,
A > i ?: itu' an 1 ll lsd,
'?' * Ha ns of Maine!
welcome him tongue awl dpi,,
xv .-.. him I, I ,*! nen.
Welcome lan, * ,,? *
'* XX' 1, **i....- to maine '"
Th,- sons was written b) William H. lian*
of llac-i-iii-.xn, Marv land. A number of let'er
n in *'i:. telogi sm - from i'll j,a:'- ol
countrj we:e handed io Mr Hlaine. Here
j tampia of ,hem:
CeattavRle, Md., Aub. 9, 188&-TM BeSpshUaaM
lu i i -? Dlatrlei ..f Maryland, In e
' |M tM n . ' ?
areieome bom to America'! gnat ettiton, thc
James (i. maine. ' WILLIAM j_. TUOMPBOB
Chain
CROWM r.ATIIF.n to sri* tut BTBAMX
At tho Batten umi ali along the iIvar-Bool t
* of i gathered ls denie sn
ehMring ni mlngtod with a eoastaal seri- ?j
! saluics fron tbs iteam whlsttoa of boats ali th
uj, th" river. Many people, Mwbvm, looked f,
j iai tb* Bam sloan, imt knowing ol the ehange
boat-.
The Albany Day Boat pier, at rbi tool o
. Twenty sec,i.il st , bad been selected BM the 1
plHfl_L lb '? ?? ,*,,...' wss ?'.., waaia/. ,
effort bad i'*'*:i made i" beep tbe plaei al
balking it sraret. .X Bamber of lairiace--, tran
up on ibo put. Tbe Brat ooo, uv open baronet
in i Imp ol Becrctaiy Humphrey, of I
I .<??._ nc, Poll? i i,iiiii:l-s.,.ii"i' Mci lave. Mr.
Rr. Heal, ami Pn-si,!' al I srtletl ? nt 'red sj
sway, soine ,,f mi*. Blaine's bums saatoui
wanied to lake OUt tlie horSM atd di .xv him
hot.-) in avoid anv risk <*?* 11 ?;, .-,
his earriagt v.hs pad drtvos away until all t
ts had langai and thc peUeestea fr,
Patrol xvi.:-1, bad Billowed lbs litoria ail th
hail cum,- a_:i,ii". a \i ???... was tonne
1 *.i ,'? Band In fix,nt. 'i*i.,- leprraentatlvcN
' ' ? ago and th Halt in n a ia I othei club
tormtaf an racorl to Mi nut;.,-. Hi- jami
othei Woad in tl i Bieantlme bad ran,
li..- 1 if!!, AVBOBfl II Iel
,t.., -.,,,! - X, til I'boKiih.tt ?
IU-'.LIEV'J s iilK l-l-iKleltsC. OK I.ASbITt
'. ro common In n.id-.uii.rui.-r, and loij.trts vltalliy.
illton,
i and
t lu?
is a
of ths
"ii Ba?
lga af
lion.
ian.
U.
Bawds
'ihelr
shrill
o way
tr bim
in the
f Ra t
lading
sverj
disc in?
drawn
IS xx -yn
'public.
Blaine,
?lillee,
frtondi
,? the
ll ,e| , ,?
ie- , -i
un tic
I v. a i
?I vu;,,
Mi i .
Iv and
e:|y to
DI.
I HR SCENES AT TIIE HOT I.E.
THOUSANDS ULAH THK FAMILIAR VOICE.
a ni sy hay, ni-1 M,i ,x faimhtvo BBB BCOBBB
OF CAl.l.KllB SIIaKK, THK ll ANO OP MB.
BLAIBB?SBUnKSBia "I' WB__COMR
PBQB M i1* V ?ia ir.sxii.N.
Ths scent ai thc Fifth Aveaas Rotsl ynlndsg v as
ono thai WtH lon; bfl rrr.iomSci'd. HOUTI bcfon Hr.
BlafaB*! arrival praglS begW to gather In the cori Ul ,.,
and about thc door. xvhe,i tin.- flist earrtage, eoa
talnlntr bin. Hlaine, her txvo daughters, Miss Dodge,
ami i eeionri i , ppinger, drove up hom ihe boat there
wern naeral thousand pe* pie a: n,e enttaasa sad hoot
?he building, ii required ai! ii-- eil,nts ol v,." pottce
to keep m pa-s.a'.'o Blear, sumo ono sahl that Hr.
Hlaine bad goat late Ibe hotel
lastaa y then wm i rash late thr Biala ral
Iha I'lei'Miior-, fit,ni nie Isrfs mirror to tba Aw .
'.dix'h'-ii. Rverybody bogan lo si,eui tor Mr. Blaine.
- BlalM, Blalae, give u. Blaine,1* wm shoaled. Boom
o' th" erowd attompted lo go ap tali to tbe ?
ihat had baw Mst gael to slav. The big polke-Baa al
tha stairway Interfered. Tbra ths cbeeriag began*
"Borrah tor H'.-in-." xva. foiloxvel by eheei
Harrison. .Yo: ion, protection and tbe party m general.
CALI.lNli Li'I '1)1.Y lui'. MK. lll.Al.NI..
At b.-l Hie gnni was heard In T.ven;yt!ilitl-st.
Then was another rush mad". The in*,*- .sion r.
eorllng Mr. BlalM xv.is just entalag up, it ii pped
In front of the hatoL Mr. Plains acse In his ear
).RR" and bowed III WM ii end xxith great cl.eor
ln?. With "onio dttRealty hs made bb wax- toto lit"
hotel, bul iho crowd xva- aol taltal i. Tho] crowded
l Into the corridor! and begW I-' ead a:::i*u tor hun.
I Mr. Hlnlr.e had onlv iBMhed tba railer lloor.
"I'll po iloxvn." lu- tald, and wtiii Mr. Motion and
j (ieneral Knapp he wenl down tho si airway In full
I view Bf the peo;ilo. Then- was another li'miill ol
apptouM. When lt substdpd ii" .raid!
.lust a word to thank yui fe.r ymir tribute. lt I. the
; g-MBasl tight aiid the ir,,,st chaanag aaaads I have heard
n, n yan.
Hr. BlalM then retarded upstairs te lils ro?ni?,
where lils family an,1, a nun.ber of fib inls xvero avvaii
ing him. ms apartments eomprtas Bve nome oa
tho second fhor. No-. 7-.'. BO, Bl, BB BOd BB. They
;*.i-e In tho BOrtheast corner of ihe balldlng and ram
maii'l a view of Hsdtaon Square, 1 Ifth-ave,, Broadway
^nd Ts bi iv -tt ii! Bt. i. '..' were tastefully do,
xvith fresh tnt Bowen in ti." recepttofl parior thc
* most eonspleaOM obj-rt xvas tilt* flora! banner thai
xva- cartlei by tba PhQadalpbla elah in Thursday
night's parada Wara Hr. maine retired ta his apart?
ments lt xxas not ta Bnd gulel and reposa Nearly
all day he WM 11 ?* - 1 by ?-.?11< i>>.
MI! ULAI Sf.'fi STAT RRBBOVEB SCN PAY.
Im- a man not in tobust beslth it I * il I ive boen
a trying ,eeeie*:ii. imt Mr. Blaine did not appear io M
el lix ii and *i rive*! I- ul-nt pleasure from thc
moot In g with v" many old friends. For rame lime lt
wm la doubt whether Mr. Blaine would itart for
MatM thal evening Pstrlcl Ford looked radiant
xv h-ii he esme down ilalri with the Bews that Mr,
Blaine won!'! review n <? pi >?*?? tlon of lal
Hons and Irish tocletlcs, which wm to be held oi
B'ednesday ? ; hi ,f thc Clfj . f Rew-Tork I -'
all that bud been expected ol her. A little later l
* ed ii.j! Mr. Blaine would nol have tie
ciiy until Monday moi lng, ?<: i tbl caused nu
adder gratification although the Bews doubtlci
*.? ,*i the iplriti of hi- friendi In Maine, abo ar
ai .xii'ii ly awaiting him. Mr. Blaine win take th
n o'clock train for Boston on Monda] morning
Levi P. M'*!!in -.vis among thc Brat to visit Mi
Blaine. I ind Mist Bscl ? i B era i
xxc-i-e not far '<? binn him, ' * Uratan Quay, Colon,
Ctarkson, Colonel W. xv. Dudley, John P
atid Colonel Perry II. Carson, ol il Cob
millee, vere early callers. Arnon) * call,
wen William Welter Phelps Murat Halitead, e_
:*eei- 1'la't, General /amos C. Jackson, (.eneri
il. a. Barnum, i>. Russell Brawn, Colonel A. I
Morriion, Colonel Barnool Scott, of Karissa City
General Cynti Buitcy and J ?eph r. Weeks.
A STI-.r.i. UOBBRSIIOl FOB MB- BLAINE
.ii,i n P. Foster pre rated Mr. Blaine with a high!
poll hed be aa i elgla, it wt
sciii by James Ryder of lavin::. Ohio, un i ehalf i
tbs Aauwtcaa Antl-Free-Trade braguo, ol tl i
Aawag alber vtslton wen JMeph I- Barbour, Bama
i'i - nilen. Cotonel Tweedy, el nani ury Coi a.: W,
era'..am, I*.litor of ""Thi Meriden Republican.*' Tl
tm abeu- ol '' ?? Maryland delegation, trboM spiel
saver Ragged taring tl ? lung hour.. <>f palting, call
In a bod] ami i baric* !.. Wilson, who is i
tbs party, made a brief sddresa
?? We come," ia- ^a'A, - io prawn! Ihe eompllm, n
ol Ihe Marylsad delegation, who hate rome 300 mil
and waited four dayi lc ne the Idol ol the Msryls
Republicans. Ws rame from the sui,' tha! rasl i
la t Blaine ballot at the I hlcago Convention. Hai
land U i.n: hopelessly Democratic. The Dcmocra
succe-s then ls dm* to the pemlctoui InBuence
Gorinan and Ill??itis, and not ta part] leatlm nt."
Mr. Blaine expressed great pleasure In mi
*i delegation ami eordiaUj ihook h
eMk member. Thea rame a die.tainui trora*Mai
chuietta, headed i,y ur. Barden, cl Un sn of the st:
Committee, who presented il"- following address:
Wi at* *'.' pute-l by tie' Republican' ol M i .- ?
| extend lo poa, in ii."ir oams, sn InvltsUon tot
?hospitality ns .-,e.u psi u|e"ii your v.
1 ta borne. Tt*" BepubUcsiw of tM "il Bay Stat
Ihat fleMre :o hear y eur ve,c.* tglin and ,'* HM >"'! by
r-ars lia., 1. xv>* tlneerely tru*- :hat Uiey msy Ml bc ditsppstnt
Uh- j TO ST.xv IB BOSTON ON MONDAT NIOHT.
Mr. Hi.-ilne briefly e.x pros-oil lils thanks for 1
Invitation and s U,l thai lt would give him gi
; ? ,' te grael bis friendi in Mussel
iihi ne! Interfere with hil engagement! In Mal
n xvas nosily arranged ti_-?t Mr. Blaine sh,mn _\
over In Baton mi Monday night at ibe 11. >; >? t Vi ado
and be serenaded there, asd th- delegation ntl
happy *.xnh the expectsltafl ol bearing a ipeeeh fi
Mr. BlalM lhere.
Th*n foQowod a worklngnea'a datogattoa fr
MsssaehuMlts, romlstlBg of Fioderlck F. Doughai
william ll. Mahoney, Tucker M. Leavey, i iv
O'Donnell and John F. O'Sullivan. They preses
Dds sddreM:
XX*.* ixicii tn y.ii tM eorll.-i! gTCetlBg of tl * v ii
people nf th- oil II:,;.- SM,e. Wt WI lt HM J DO ?? IM
ri : thal !*? .'i* -i I s "f |i o il on to Ai
by end ihrougk which oat I na iuwmIUi nandi la
treat raak ol th-* tadostrlsl tlsterhood "f tM Bi
Ia IM lv'*'- ol tM I - ' vu principle ve la
you IO Massachusetts t, Oil th" work, ti cn.cu the
?K?)ii-j- in building up eui* manufactures and Air.?r
homes.
1 Xi TS LEABNED HY Tl!!'. ST xv in r.ri'.oi-T
*-i am very happy to receive that
Mr. BIsIm, ' and l will answer it bj s tingle
that K, lac arage-worbon la HassMbuie
theil eredlt in H.- ti nanci ai iMtltutlow of i!,e ?
a larger amount of arana! than the wi
among the tinny live milli,ens of ti,* it Brill
ihls iBcmed ;o I'rike tb- lei igstlon ss pr tty eu.:
liva evidence of the relative prasperlt] enjoyed n
tra*) irau and pi u itlon.
.... Blalae kept in his room umii thortly aft
,.*, , . ? oui for a drive,
! by .iee-.-,,!, h. Hanley, Stephen B. Rlklni Lui his
? x\aik..i- Blalae. Thia ?i .1 hoot* antic :
bundi** di thal ti in | sro ind the hot, i 'lunn; the i
inion, io when tu" earrtage dr, re up io tl
tram ion the I de lt wai rapid v nurrnui
. ; .. had to tep forward la
a tpace nm igh * rowd In which Hr. Blaine an
con,panii,a- ?>.?'!?! craik.
Hr- Blaine, who rame out ot tM do tt fli>-t, itt
llchi ly sc row il,-- e-iei'.v ai? aid graf full] raise,
I,.ii In m . msc to thc ehoers ol I hose near him.
bun led foi '.v ir i ai d were In! ? bim bj
li,e.:u- and Mr. Mani, j.
Th, carriage n* delayed several minutes by
e?_<r I,, iai. ? Mr. Blain '- I sb I li wu I
driven o.t. however, sp .Ifth-ave. While the est
v h- si ja,,:n-. in front of thc al ttrei <
.
their cap- to him. Mr. Blaine respond, I bj ?,
bli i;i' ind bowing plfMantl] to them, .xii th,
up u. ?., the Park h< iva, kepi
raising hli t In - i
of ali de grots.
Mr. Hlaine and his family retaraed from tlie)
In abnu' an honr. T!ie entire party tn
trashed bj the outing especial!] Mr Blaine, wi
ps rad through a rather hard day. Tha fa alt]
together in ono ot thc imaller dinlug-i
thi y tran i tu,nu thi tanara In Bob
1 ? ? b people, many af .\ tmi-i drlfte
the ,, aiding, hoping that Mr,
could : stoag thi iii wera many ladie*
Sith thill ? ' ? I . BltCd lentil '-' "''ilee-i,. wh
l fi ii* hotel iee ???'! fi iM grand Hand. Many
lieut, un, loaahed albawi I
tod Ml I ., Bl ! 'ii '? .
sith mi. biala, nearly all eu,j . , ?
yariout h.' ii in IM ' orrtdors. >?? tu -. u Ui
?'" i '* * . .. . oa i-i atleud ;'u- tum
Hen ni :.iii,i?,i. r.ai keen for a momen li
. mn- ai.'! ih- len chatted together for
ll.*,,:.. nt?
* v Moi I* .
ti at -,,m.ui led i.i n and tried to
v.-nl . ?? till ionin IQ *'.a;: uni .
w i le.eiv iee i. renadi i. '? ienoial lo ?
i - A '..o ? . - lue in
?
eslled upoi Mt lilalne Ptrx?l fi ni x\ m , |j
lams, ol ' .kl i BepubUcan lub, ai at
Mr. Hlaiti'' i,'em ta \,\. hu ii'-iiiis io bim
eai iv i gn in ? ..f vi*, leonis bom tha Bro l.i
publican--. ( oil,nd I uue r of itu* Mal
tee: speaker t'f-inont , ole, Senator Arnold ,
grettman Vi. I). Washburu, o! Mlimeapol't';
ly
In
?d,
Ha
'*!.
cl
l.e
e-d
lld
ts.
ur.
tho
u,"
on
i.d
lie j
lit?
he
?Ive
war,
us
i gb,
idld
ew
of
sile
ney,
e-vn'i
1
any
n lie
caro
.ent.
er a
rred
Wei
l-l
un
iv,
i* |
ed
tag
sp*
u n
tM
.. i.
rill
rot
can
e
?'i'i
ider
ir ..
? I
.-ult,
Ibo
ftc
' ll
dei.
il SI
1 Ids
I'ped
hil
Mi*.
hose
*
Bl ? ll
1 ...
wu
busy
?'.plc
file
ll te
) had
dined
IV hll
he.t-l
; into
Hallo
xx ho,
!, hi
'?Ollll
I Illili
xx Hil
ir, of
,:.! Ot
a l.-w
,!?<>? e
>, ami
lila,,, ?
up li,
tnd in
numil*
a-Con
olonel
Hitor, (ieneral llarrisoa'i law- parin* r: osnoral i yins
lu-se-v, Hlmon Stevens ami a number ol prominent
oca) 'it-publicans, waited to cheer Mr. Hlaine M M
?arno down thc -iali*s from his rooms.
lt ii remarkable wiih wb_J enthuatasm Mr. nair."
* ived an i what efloitl are mad*) by people t? _? i
,, him i - sir ?m hit hand. To pnv, ni any crush
'apr.ilu Reilly, of Hi- Sin ? '.-ut!- Hi eti'-t, icnl s
,i twenty men, In ? "? !l1'" '"p
outl ta Ml M a i* *i. g: ud I ? Mr. i-lslrh*. n
* iv nf Rion, n ',. strapping fellows, vv.,o bad l>cen
- a .* i iv m ire hod Into the hotel,
Ins bae-.t the ciowd of peoplo, and
foot ot ..tiling Mr. lil duo.
Ila cami - leaning uoon th. ano
al Mr. Morton, v.iih Cemrol Alger eluMly follow! lg
ll-- mlnutfl they wero si.-n, ll waa ihe tlznal tor v.ini
i ? . > ran down the > nrrlaor an'l
?.va- eaaghl np bj -ic thoisandi Suttlilo. Ph police
,!**.! .,: . : Ol ll I, ?
ibo party in a hollow tquai >. aod in tol ?
i u ireh. .1 ? * through de ;> Hbm ol
. n pa. mil H.- ladles. Aanas the sti I
lr. tho temo manner th party went, being ?
i |.,*er a: * : 'll ? lilli-I" of 111" ba,,'l.
, ? , Im ii a-ion to Mr.
ma ti in down Uw bay to?
bit ;*:. Blaine * :- fora tl io d cline, bouauso
the day nu rly at h room ?. oui ol
, ?? : I., ? ? : i mory of tl * lan, wh ao i
iv i i i.i .1 to iiav.
BB-AMEBICABB PRE8ERT AN address.
?j;,., following *i*'i; wi ; tented te Mr. Blain..
soon after hit arrival st tin Fifth Axtom Hotel, la
tmerican .ntl Free Trade U a.--,-.
ihe Oi In iii" fl'-ui for the Repub?
lic ii i * :
lien. ' lina.
I'- tr ;*:.d ll..rn,:- I Slr : In the rinrn" o' th- 11f li- Xc-ri
cn,, Anti-i-'-cr Tr-.;.. I., a-u.-, oempoaed ?1 ur?
ine rliy of New-Tork aiel linc.* :?,':? ,e-!:???* Inf, n t; * nbi.
.e *. -i , ni ;?: nitli oar I n hool
iu.- Union, vt, leader you ,t gennlM Marttctt Irish *? * ? l
**,, " ill lunclrcl ii, ii . ii 1 w, leora *., bfl ?.,- r, _? ,; r, t.,i
? ls nh*, lox" you BB vt ?!! for the frier. 1- aili
enemies you havo mal". Ymir friend* are th- Meads of
,: -.our cur'.,,!,-. ira'bm tncmlooi x-*m have hut
* ie' cte,ul ?'. li- i h. lu tli- prand mr of -Murom,*
?cU-drnlSl ye.u have m-x tAiA* Wt g ..'est hon, r t'i world
bestow apr** you. BeluctaaUjr, veil ntaotantly,
v,* bowed ts your deeiaion to dectlM leadtas tte opp
lah Free Trsde ta whsi sra in Irmly convinced
t.lil be ,. glorious ...ii *!"?? Bi ? viet uv. I,;: mt rejoice In
the la:.,*? '? ,'i :?? ol toC 111 i '! yi ut un otr.liatu'l'c '?
-.s iii t. * Bxerdt 1 oe i'm otjao ? t* wear, Bm eleetlon of
.ur nailer! '*? *?? * * Benjamin tlarriaon and tari r.
IOU, lal wo herein- Invi," you to addrsflfl the ni in' BM
Bl BBI I.e..en- ani th* lr fr!-n lu at anv Urn* dililnc* the
"i whloh may nn'i pom convenience. Hunt.iv
thni,kit.." tu- ii, 1 ,-'. out fatten for liavlnu pi--^rv<* 1 rot
?sad roars from all tte pori'1 "f iM pram (b*>cn. and asaa*
lng "?** I'et laBgaaBS utt-ily fail* to c-vnr-.'.-t o-tr admits
t'nii and IgeettoS fer you, wo BOM more rep-at our *
BRM.
Mcn-,1, oil li* li iii' of th- i,-a_-,-. -,
P. li McRAMEE. Prs ld *
L I* MORRI80R, Chair m of R tutlvo Commit! ?
CIXCIHNAT1 BENDS *- WARM OREETINO,
Mural Elals'ead, on bebsll of the Tsong Men's
lilalne iiub of Cincinnati, presented tho following
ad tress to Mr. lilalne :
un the occa-lon of vour return to n countrv thsl lt
proud if you m a i Bi worthily
represented smona iht lowl iud tl .- it ol Europe, ti.'
- Blstns Club ol th int,uti, ohio,
? .. i, th' - -i.Inui ti
xv ? love you, -ir. [ot your brill lt ney in leadership bb!
XX ? , i _:.,!',:..'.- you '?'
* f iv ii.*, *. toal v.ii! certalal]
:. i,; four Inn'',::." ti;..,u \,,ur inillv
? * ? ? . . inc you tba
;,:.* ao i ii** veii- thal will i??'.*. ?? *. i ot tho strong h I,
* iv, nj"*it tie h> uri- poi Intelligence of thlt
Alli -lr. me. , , ,' T.-'l' HO Ve.ll |Ml Ve. ll OOAH bick t,
tie, groat Republican partj ol ihls country sq nipped I
in,-, il-. I.;, 1> rs to tbs Mth IhSt shall 1- a l timm to xl
to loni 1 ll,-: keynote Ol :-. campaign ll ll -hall en;
? tu, ? -. ef our dlsi in."'
xv, , ii snd tho Rei a party sad :ii
p.*,,],;. ? ? ,.* ; i, ,s ip o, i fan to
ntl '.Ht.'' in--*, t gtiMlng
: tallon, ,,f ex-eats an l mb Uti ..
*
Ti- , rselves that there la epar-el f*er t
? nd return, i ie. Ol iln- BiaStOI ti liol th.n in li, ,*mli,*f la.
. ... nj, rn im im It e.- ii,.- i,.*n. *>, xaey iM srati
tdvani 1 li ? '?' fr* - inda and ruin. Y*,
.. t.. biota iii- uar for r, new trluaiphi
the i: 'publl, m party and Tte Touag Men
Blaine Cub ot Cincinnati tte Irs! arl stroncest ot li
* *?!?> to " Fhn, Vlgoi .md Victory," wi
? .eu hoots.
Hy e,ulr nf ile! Bosrd of Hir
OEOBUE H. COB, President.
GEORGE R, BOTER, Corresponding s.-.roury.
DAKOTA PRESENTS IT8 CONGBATULATXOKS.
Pl v.iis sent by Hie lialtota Kepublicans:
To iii** :: * muli is c. i;'..iine.
I ..... *.-, certify thvt. at a moctlnR of t
john x. Logan Clnb of ih" City of Watertown, Dal
held July 28, 1888, tte foliowta? reaotaUoa was adopt'
,*i. Ttet tte 1".a x. L'ei-'iiu BepubUcan Club
?I, I*.,:., eoaveys Ita greettng, through a di
.?iv. to the lion. Janus O. BIB)
- arr.val rt' New-Tork from his foreign t ur:
at-sure- him sf Ihfl imf iii rinp devotion of Dakota Bl pul
csu-; to congratulate our most dlatlBgalstel teltow-etUi
Upon th,' M| i Whisk h ha-, MWSyi -u'ti
ani Moored tM character sf sn Aiaerleaa Hate tua ?
a*, that vt- tpoeiaUy eommflod the Mady he i
,, r, ttraggli of trelaad foi home rule, i
thnt vr,. cordially invite him ii v.-". Dakota sad bobbi
* los em !? i ii ii* ? -mic rut** to Irslsad.i oppress!,
t',v ??? bespeak iii. vslusble lervleo In iM campaign .**.
Upon tl c merv iv!', Ii, I ihlOSI /,"i! !)*?
bown to tte prlnolploi ,' i*. poblteanlam, wMt
:,- ; tder or follower; thal Bar reproaoBtBllvfl M
ar I gk * *.e- ? bm
an i, i-i u?ai u* wtlfaro, iomeer and roo
? thrill with iWlgbt tte h-art.s of ail bevis
f:,e ie.iii ini e tOti 1 ifli" .
,'. c. WILLIAMS, Prc.-lile.a
J. H WEST, B, netary.
? .
PRAISE rou Till, fl ALL ANT shir
lt' P. BAIUXO BBCOBD-PtF.ASAXT [WCIDgNTB
TM! VoVA'il-.
Iha Inman Lino pier at Ha: i-oxv-st., North Hiv
WM Well tilled, and Wo,, st. was erowded >** lott
morning with people snxtoutl] looking down the
for the tsvlathan iteamshlp City ol Rew-Tork A
walting palteatly uno. 10 a m., the magnificent i
teen slowly ?:eani!n:* up ihe North IM'
decorated bom item to stern xvith (inf.. Bte steel.
1,,-r enrdnei when oppoalte tha ptar aied turned sin
round xvitii tho assistance of four tugboats, pies
lng a iptandld vi-w of her graeeful mod,! > , tl
When broaditde on tn tho thon imr p
|en_th Showed plainly and pave th" ipCCtBtOn .1 f
Idea al her Immense slxo, which wm better ap
! whoa I I 'nine aloup'lde' and was mad" I
rheo imr sap,mi ii- ,-*.; v as ililli above the row
tl,,- pier aad ber three tall imokestoeto towera,
high an th? roof of an uptown spartmsat house,
looks wers crawdad with paaseogsn xvi,*, tho,
ta their (Heath Mbors ion: before
cul,l ii: et them on Ihfl tiler and exebangS xvai
xv -i'-unie-- and eompllments,
(aptain Wm! in-, xvho loolicd happy ai tlie
termination of his voyage ami proud nf tte ma'
oaai vrasel M commands, xxas s.*,*:, by a Tribute
porter la hh norn oa tlw upper deck, *'<l s-av**
ird Of I US v.*. n.-" .. - t lllOS I I " WS
Iowb Bl - ll p. m.. Irish time, on Alipil
1 ? ' - ?. Rook af Bl 13 ii. iii. this n
inp. I li ui making tte pan aga from Rocte'i I
t, -., !*, Rook In B i'tys, |] boun and :.?', mh
corrected time. Til" actual time th- vessel xv.is -t
Inp wj.s only 0 f'.ay-i 21 hoon, as xvi* ward del
ei ingra! ::. Ob that day the itarboard ai
i at r, _& p. m. and the poi
i-,:-, i [i. m., owing to :h,< simulating pumps p*
oui of oni'.-r ami having to lie repaired. We i
i ne- proceeded win, only one engine, bat deem
oin io heave- to altogether m.til the punt]
adjusted, w, ttarted i ead agata st :i :-ii*. a i
AngBSt -1, so that on." BttglM kal IO hours 30
"? **.*. - l ?.; - .'.'.' Btlnutos,
?? During the fourth ami Ulfa days "f the voyai
i ad hi i.i X- inls and I n tho Bai
N, v f'liiiidlanit. The bnuaefl and ioumals o
? n.'ii'c wen tint boated durins lbs run, an ur
ctreutr tan'-" >>u m new th ;?- ami everything a
xviii tbroagboat, lbs highest day'i r.td wa
kaots :???" i tod at I... a on ti," nth Instaat
sh i' '-d an averap- --need of isl g knots an hon
Hie ship will do better thats Hist, and I am cm,
???ii pron to b- the fastest steamer ta the
alb title fieel 's log shows t! - follow n
:. *_7l ; I, l-'.o (thc day the
? iji>; 7, 441: B, .
1". 241."
M.I. THE !' ' . s xx I rv. Pl
,'..? i ila '? IL rbi mi *:i. former!] comma i
the WI i ,: i , was a paasoag r ou ll,,- s!
ri sid reg iniinL* Mi '-ii j. i.-i,
nd is very steady. 1 think sh,- win prov,
? .-nil afloat, ii lag that h ir i
are D' v.. the di i lerlull) ll < V cont
ut t.i tia- pomp might have occurred i
*l WM inuit ind.-bl - altlioiiiili the d
A FORTUNATE WOMAN.
lt. OUl ?'?!-, ,
: ?- ? ...,*i.. ...... .
i,.iins ,',.. Beside
N , i?'.
i ?
?.. ii m. ... i., sad I
liavHI Itcnie* lj's lit,.,a.* l;,ii,..l-., ?f Rooloul
a few '.,i,l- t ii ihe ti ault i am a hii,|,v a
l* tu tte-,i woman . mme Thtniu tn In |
aud bi? g_*vo-li? eB-sasiy Pika, ii . o for .,*,
DU. 1?- KKN.XBDV'S 1 AXUKlit itt UKI
.yee!
twelve hour, '-vi. unfortunate. Inning tl," voyag-',
tha mgtan wara only wevBsd up to seraaif nrala.
linns a in mite, aini with Ihat power sho mud I 1. 1 9
knoU an hour. Whon aha ll toasted Bp to her full
guaraainad aambw of Utkff-Ewe isvolatioaa a mtntts
ihat. meed vin be matoriaBl laenM *i Tba Hip
was pl'-.-.tit aud enjoyabl-. Th- Uiual enter-tan
neds wer glYSBi and tba atteadsnn sad coi tori
on board wars Bvanrth up Hoi' eoald be desired."
The I-,-?--. j t R. Kumtor, af Pittsburg, raid tliat
ths ihlp ams hm stoadtoal bbbm! ha had arartsaaaltod
on, and did n?i ,od a* mi. He daaarlted tbs aceom
modattans for mtMengeri a* iep??* **~,'1 _***,!
i?..,i*> tho ac!.! .,. to the machinery rtere aaa no
ni .( note on tho voyago ? *-;??','? th ?' ?". '
last atxAl li p. in . while in *
mitWealj tlghwd the City oft bieacu abe,.,, ? <?>
"?' *' ' ' . ".Tel VI rt ?
inevitable, hui tte shlpt passed sash stbsl aa BgBi
.h.el ". :hsng-d ? Ignsls. , H
lorick *?* Coming, a mining engineer, ol Ro. ...
Wall it., also spoke dI tbe mi Ung ol tho tail
. i aid i iai th. I- wm I**' occasion for snsiei)
tht ? i ? n for apart st to | r elu
blllty of a collision, although lo a landtman thej sp
peered much Maier tiian they nalll ara ??
PLRRTT OF PUR f,N' BOAHIX
on Wednesday toegbl toil ??- nobR breaeh <>f praattte
sun wm'tried in tha ssl ?". sroaght by Rrandun
Williams, who i- nv ir sis I ti high and wm di I
,i- a woman, sgalMl Hanhall P. Wilder, i. R.
i ,,. i .ts-e.-i wax aoanaal foi tte plslatifi a:vl Coted I
Kowal.ky dotonded the fickl-i Wilder. 'Hie Rev. ia
U itollly Mtecd a J migs. Mr. Ill
. alf of tlie ,1 ifetnlani it* ;? ha i
him ; , be a iii?ii Ftopul! can snd a " good" >?* in
i,*,t even thia strong evldenoe in hi*, favor uni noi
savo olia, st tte Jnry gave i verdlel of BS.000 dam?
age. In favor of tho plaintiff. The tull wm ulti?
mately compromised iv Wilder giving sn cul
incut for Hm pa ' ni emenf. Mr. Maine
va., highly aiaiis'd snd laughed heartily al tha toa
A DESCRIPTION i-i*' TUE SHIP.
The Clly of New-York ls bull! xvith a clipper bow.
flgurs he-id and bowsprit, ait or tte BMMtol ol tha old
Inman Linera Looking at hw tram Hm tew her
ions are beautiful, aa,ni Ute a model yacht, Her
taloon deck rans the ?? i ot Ihe ihlp ami
sffordi ample room tor i promenade. On this are fte
suns ii! three rooms tor passeagsn. Ora suit wm
occupied by Mr. Hlaine. ii is titted with po
mahoganj aid Upholstered lu 'Iii" blue plush. Tte
ft,im:.*, i- ol the s.:r-teiu.i.s arc flir-shod i* polished
i.a!., at in tte library, ladies' drawing-room ami dining
? !.\ an linnie:!-" stained
iiyll.M and ihe cellini is painted white vu-'*,
narrow gob! mouldings. All round the eorntoe sra
rollo.*, ai-" whn.-. Al om end ls a small gaUeiy, In
which theio is a cabinet organ, Two tong tables .un
tM ftiii lenjjth of tho saloon and on BMh lida are
ie,,. , *,. :,, two tablet In oana. TteM caa be aa
closed sn a*. ,o form private dining-rooms.
The furniture li luxurious and th* ladles' drawing
room nml iii-- library abound In telteos, lounRtag and
in*.*,i chairs. Tho library is fl.I with wi,imp tablet
for tte uto ot pi : ?" genileroen't sra*
roora n aft snd lt panelled with glazed tito* riehlj
i. n !- furnished wi '* arm 11 :
lighted, ts tha venal li throughout, by electricity.
_? ?
AN INTERESTING BTOttY OF THE VOYAGE.
ABMIBABLB iT.xTfi'.rs of i m: -mr-an BXCtTIBB
iris,,Di:?Mi:. S-LAl-tl" i'lii'-ii' s AT AM
OBPIIABtOR ir\*i::iT.
Tbe Eev, D. N- Beach, of Cambridge, Haas.,
a passenger on thc City of Svw-Yorlc, has written
tbe following account ?f tho voyage for The
Tribune:
l .; ? cshin pstscngtTi on tte i.'y of New-York
wore li siia ted to bc al :*'s'" at Liv, p, "I
:,? ; i, :,.. Vt.-ia- i.f- . AUgtUI 1. Al t -"-? !," teilllfl
? ; in flit cen mli.ii*'*
her pitMi-engcri to tho btoauier't il, ... i ? tay In
iho sn- tm, -. ?* marks on hci hun I
? a drawing tue ? ' ' ?'?
... . .... an i par loulailj
Hie greai height e,i iii.* pi ?;..
. , ev 11, ut from tho t, ador, lu
hour ii.- - !.* r auchor up ?
mox Ing down ite Mersey, i I ?? d i] "? i ?
thip quickly got under rapid headway.
tu -,!, and li**.vi, .t.i wm aol
rounded bene- dusk. At 7:30 tte iiexi murnini
- ilp ww iit anchor In I ott Que, ii
town. Tl rm put tl .* -'*?-* li
* np lr I ti. li wm neeesisrv t.i wa I u
lor Queenstown i i r mw avs i* -i
tolvci ,,! il*' opportunity lo drive about that^towi
aud its lubuibs. All wein aboard won after l ocloc
?uti ii... ioi dei i-f, tho thip, But noi nntll - : -" p. in
did the ttcsraer gol away, owing t, a temporal*:
*",? with the nexx- machinery. liv noon th
110X1 el.,*. -.'71 miles had !? ii u.au.-; bul that nlgb<
Friday, Ite si.lp again stopped her machinery, an
(or .,,iu,, tan i ours, i rom thl
on there wi- i o delay. Hu run in* to th
next noon wa- 1-- mlle3. Prom Baturday .in ?
theio was no hirther dtflti ulty wi h the .
iunl tte lull'liv, ni!:, from then bb eran, uaUl uouii
? . lay, . . . 383 Wednes lay, - . __
. . . 420 Thunda;, ? ? ? ?
lu. day, . , . *lll
On Bunday a toathweet itorm was enoountero,
which produced considerable tea. bat the ihlp roto
Oilj iiim tacks were nol u -ci esary on tl
tab! s, phil wm followed, ? dav or two later, b
, i iidei *' :?? wi . i from tte south, which i roduoed
-v ell fi..m ne ith i" north, in which
somewhat, and rackt were on the tables tor ann
throe meals- Thc only adventure et tte vovsae e.
curred on ruesdaj night, in ihe fop on the, Newfoun
land Banks. Tte fog was noi thick: Dblecti cou
te dltcemed, p rhaps, hall a mlle. The < Ity ol I I
cago, nf the --un - iin,-, steaming eastward, wm nu1
ami a signal (dven trom tte Sea-York ilia: the lati
would pa s io il:*- right. Thli ilgnal xvas piltundc
ttood, ami the Chicago turned in thc sum" dlrectli
that tte New* Yolk wm toking Whea a whistle Ire
aiioiher sieamor was heard, attentive passe -
f'*r the dsck, Jual in inn" ,., see the Chi,
gnd rel llghti visible, coming directly for tim No
York, Jus, ahearn of her on tho port lida She bM
watered on teeing ,1 ? mlsiako. and the S'ew-Yo
it, .uued rapldl) fm ?-.aid. to i igo pat
the Kew-York, perhaps 70S foot astern, and * ? ly
right an glen Voices from elthor ship wera dlsttnri
a1.iii le*. * eager ihuuts of picoting a> t
danger pt icd, and both thlpi plunged lui
'.'i Blairs sad his fan i*. vvith tho .-vci- bright a
Interesting (.Hil Hamilton, havo boon delightful ate
ten of tho ship's company. On XV win, das
Hlaine presided at an entertainment In tho taloon
aid of tailor's orpl ans.
What shall be a'.i of il*c new ihlp! Ye:-,- much
praise, And Bnl ter the sense ol triumph In b rx*
vastness. Approximating the (inst EMtern, thot
distantly, In dimensions, tho Isrgest ship ai-,eu w
Hr: exception "'. tlr.it gigantic tsllure shn ls no f:
ii" . i ni ;i modest and Instant meeess, \xi?-u ono
cnii- ali the ado over the firoai i.u .n, how ih?
mosl fal! ?! ' *.!. .. i :?? a wond *r she i
> - '* m, l. xx..ni throngs *. I -.*?: her, bul t
she wu, except as .-* cable laving ihlp tho quiet ???
pletlon of His vessel, ber drparturo with:,ut dom
?i from her port < n :* *' cilulc, Just :,
steamer, snd her prompt snd sato completion of
msl ?? i:.:? : -. i. it progress has b
made I i hip I ntlrtli ... ? id Into wit si aa Institut
the trans Atlantic passenger (raffle has emerged.
I'i th * matter ,*.' - u . ?.:?, r u n lt.-v bel
osl im: rosses tl ? pa ng, r lt the
i it retch nf tieci.. ! rom bow to iter i,
::- unbrok, a ?<. ,| ? ,-.,,.,,- .
Mr, !??! ?? -. and mav 1 *? ,??*].,, * ; bv th
'; over !?:-'?' of thc ihlp
lower ope, with bridget and lars, hera Ib thal gi
swoop of Boor. Next, i! " gi al breadth of decfi
lhaf, In t -'t-s of ths hip. one gels t del!
* id -. 1 hen the I apr i llsi nf the g
lti"If ono deck btghor than tho uitual aloon i
tl.-ti vaulter] it, a vet htahei.'k. to that
Al titles* ami Ugh! ar- tho !?? ult. Its an
too. win* main and alcove ubics. cannot i,
* nd,,',.
Tte s;*.ip m,i-t a'-o I,- praised feet- several -ii
Iraprore,. ? n.mrthy among t' esc sn
l rdrsullc cranes, wti ? ic., b** wi i,*h ihe i
donkey enpltm tubsldoi, and anchor, I,
UP am! down |u corni
rte steering apparatus lt also hydraulic, and
novel sght I. presented ot a tailor near the br
with his hand ou ? tiller, tl-..* gentle turninj
which pubis tho dis-ani hydraulic sppaiaiut
tllently a- if tte Miler Immediately touched tho h
ami lt only un ?'?! iv beea in' the water
."? ? entirely t, panta, far above tte w
"ne. glv, i i * i .- eat assuranea "f ufetj he enl
of the Chicago's mis ike, above desc ll ed t.,
on un ii-., tnt',,-!? different aspeei in th* lipht ,,(
nnslnhsblennsB of the newer ihlp under Hilt
rangement. Wllh this ta ,|ir, tan irrews, each
ii- distinct i-e.ir u,-1 iioUem, and their pintt bi
rommoi ly from Ob to 7", revolutions
Tim ample smoking-room, the in**"c
itinpttions library, -viih it- newly BOO na-v- i,
roiumot, aini tho general excellence and latte ,.
furnlshltigi snd onieamentai|on throughout th?
at.- to h.* cr ? 11;v comm, nd, d.
Only two ci lltr.li ms n,:,.-.: tiietti ,-p , , .
them will iiainaliv Improve -.villi successive roi
vii . the service, which mel with an emt,*, ,
newte-ss oi' th.- ihlp, as of b new am! >?
aboul
.*; Mgai
ai-, in*
i; a bi
uro. The other li mor- fundamental aid reo
I,* Immediate attention ?f thc constructing ongit
rain to the ventilation nf the rompartm-nit
tho
I t:
th
I
they '" cio*- '.vis-, tte BMsage-wsyi n
lengiliwtse if the ship, they an disadvantage
rm" ut the Inni-eon lor draught whlcli
as usually coi urueted afford By tba help ol
draught, m an ordinary alp, i pa_aasc?aa,
*.. i ibo rooms, at- kept tolerably fresh Hi
Un- inxiie. almost well-Uke, compartments
general draught cannot, In the nature nf the*'
In eonsequenee. excop* it, the ,i,>-& r
ti,- pt,- ls execrable. One leela as if he Wet? in ,
on either "f the txvo Boon assigned ,., tooms
e,n m a nap In ""e's r., |? ',j,;, ,
of tl '? day. "ne po-, down ? late i no
nd up to Hie dc.*'. ., ?*,.-,! roomJ __.
.ti the morn ng I i ,- ,?? 'f_[_ \t Iv
''?ri o' ,!*" '? " *f, nunns meek
vefiilatie.'i alone can retveir ,, i' (, ,, ..
spptlod the hip - 'ii i. ?.,*-,. pvpotar i-r
Ho* |ndli lom will hu'd't ute N ? * ,re 'i
: thar i sn'.,,-.'
" ' "V rtool ??'? t.v the bun '?-,- - but their devi
rn, "I ti e difficulty s'e Insdoqnsla
TALK * WITH lils FI-U.OYV PA88KROI
xin. niAiv-, as CSU tl.,'WI mn A|.t, |lrAlvI
SB1PB xl!l).
Th*- til- i ,i;m itreaks ol oariy moralBg had
begun to (bm their way through ti
-bx -when a party pf reponen appeared ra ths
vi hen* tbs i ii-.tom ii,,...v,.,,,.,- cutten ,.
'*"?" "'? add d Rmmons Blaine !
neon \. pierce and frank H. Bvsm, ali rei.,,
Waated, lt) ono ttsaaiij Moa,
$*V.V*;.X r^m.ie
r* is** SE
r--'.\\<\'>?lfw-mmmU
**l Kt A *s i'j-1fl1 mmm
,
o of
No Mercury,
No Potash,
OR AHY OTHER MINERAL P0I80I.
It ls Nature* Ilemcdy. made exclusively froa
Boots mi Herb*.
Ii i. peifccUy Htrmleis,
It '.n Ml "-uiy finely known tr, th. world
tost has ever yt Curd BralBgtoM Stood ISlson
lil Bil 111 BtSgSO
it euro* toenails! Bk isbmBmb Chasm, scrofula
md other bimi rti*-ea?e*? heretofore cn. I
iie-uralile. lt euroa any dlM-a*4> MBBSi from luv
pure blood. It ls now ptSBBribfld t,y tl
cf tho bent, phystotaai to tte (taltal Bistsa, ?*, a
ti-nlc. XVo a[,p :,i ti.' of a tew.
* I have uw-'i S. B. *, M piiteiet SMVSBBHlM
Barn tom md from mnstos oBB toa tx-st ?.
tulls. J. N. CHBBBT, H. D
? *?::::. Gs."
Rrorr.en, Ga.? Willi', White was BgBcMl wlU
scrofula sex-en ytars. I | .-,. h. fe, i_
to-day h*) ls a fat and robust boy.
C. \V. pxP.KII.. M. D.
Hiihrnnni. Vs., Das Uk '? - tak?
!', i. ?* *'. - of Sn!ft.'? BpSfllSl for *'?.-.i.i try hlool
poison. It. iota h.u'ti b ttfll tl ia i.,ta.h oi
sny other roi.inly I Mvb aw ?
ll. R XXTNITKLD. M. D.
Formerly tl . \'?.
Dr. F. J. lia!.*., tho well-km. wn rtruirglut in!
physician, of Nashville, Howard (Min-v. Art,
writes: "Ilav.t ? BMBS ka Wk I us ,.., whit
fa. H. ?. lu loin; *.-'? 1 of. I BBB si,f-iv r* ..remand
lt at tho rSBMdy t' r ali sltin Uwana, lt MBBto
not what tim aasst may ia- *
XXV Mn a Mst eftVtag a hist..ry of th!* wo,rl^t.
ful remedy* and
vf !c!i viii ceinvliie-e- yu thu' 111 tte mv
ami whi. h w- .till niall tn* ?
No fainiv should ' UV hiv I
on Contagious Blood Pottoa, s-tit oa mbm term*
Writ" iu a hi-t.iry of your mae, ut,- ?,'.
Belan trill ailis** with yon by letter,
c.,oti lt-*. xv- win nu docetvi rou k e-xiagly.
ttt salo by ?'>'' '
TUE SWIFT SPFCIFTC CO.,
Dr::tt. r 'A, A Ilia IS, Ol
:> * '-. . lb'- Bm : ?
j * ll i'..
?-=-' Qi
sec Mr. lilr.in-. as ca'iy li Hie div as possible Then
for twa boan did tba party wait ? ng tn
fe direction af (inventor's [stand. Pear Baan did
ths funnels of a largs vessel itowly eoate into view
on the horizon and four times did tlie taverns r.itter
po and return ere any -Ipa of tin- i- Ity o' X> w-Vork
iras sean. Than, m tbe tbne blaek ami whng
rimmed funnels hove In tight, a ch, n brain to m ths
* roxvl and In another minute- the cutter wj*,
ipeedlng out toward tba spot when tha rr.auiraoih
boat WM d.-iftlnp into dod with Hu- t!d ?.
I:- eat|y a larpe boat, lytag laaoaMMbla flair, and
literally praked with kunai I aaa, va- aaa i
draw up to the gaagway of the stoaam ami thea
a tk 'Ut tliat .sight bara bara beard a' -.'onay
lilaad With viK"i again si i agata ?* ? I Od toa
great burst of she 'iaue-, and a. H.e tlag
i. -'cattier draw away fi,nu He Ctty Of N* xv-York
BBd pasted tl.'* caller oil le r wax* dOW|
then '?' si epreranted io tb- eye a sarglni :
nia-ss of meii ail madly i (round on
throwing their ha'- sa .' ard
fairly tomi lin- 0VW ? M h Other !': ? light
of >tkc i i'v of BOW i --r's v Ot wno
all the i? ? - i- crowding to tba rail, in ato
I t a toa! gttmpn "Iii. .' ia **?.." f' r
wves days had bssa their oompentoa. M
loooad cia:.c.- to detect thai tera, a.- al ewhera^ tho
wonderful panonallty of Me. Blaine mark
iit-.il that lie had won the g md will of ex ?*;*>? toul on
board. .
ms ropTT.ATiiTV OH SHIT n^xRH.
Among th'- paso .s tben wen many xvl.n had
ptossaat stortos I i toll *.f the ktadaen a-'i P'-uiaiity
displayed by him during Hu* voyaga Prominent
among tl." voyagers i- tl ? Bari of Donoughmore, who,
with his Countess aod family, I- Journeying t" Peru
said ia*: "Blaine i- a Jolly good follow, His un
affected heai'tlnens and affability lave xx mi Qm hearts
of all. On XVcim -<lay night he took the chair at tho
customary concert plven on behalf of the f-eani-'ti's
orphanap** and went throuph Hie business BS though
to th,- manor tern." W. ri. Neilson, of Philadelphia,
say,,: '-Mr. lilalne. like all truly preat men, has
bBBB enabled to <lnk Hi" ll UvtdUBllty of a ItBtBIBIBB
and orator into ihat of the mn.le-:, gssdsl Uindly
pentleman-tho Idol of all ths xv,,men and children BB
board. With gaesttoaable taste several paraara tried to
t:iiray him Into a dtaeusston on the tariff question, but
l.e always dexterously tar:."el thc Bttbjeet at:l gave
his latortoeuton plainly to undentand iha* h" s i
terattasd to <in>p politics whlla Hi" voyage tasted and
enjoy himself In his own way, xvhieh ls Hie beat of all
eoaeolvsl la obj
A DBMOCBAT WHO CAB*! VOTr. WON OVXB,
An American female paaaengar, wbo dealrad that
har name mighl not te pilbil bad, 'i Moaned in a
brilliantly eonversattoaal xvay ,,f Mr. Blaine*! social
in oonversatlon xx it ii The Trlbaae reporter
I: "i am an ardent Democrat, sod, as -
could never befon undentand tha beling v.. a
Republicans regard Mr. Blah a i eaa waU undent > i
tt now. in what iii" seen) ol tlsm which.
I:*.- exercises oxer Ids follow men Iles, 1 di* nut kHOW.
What i do know li that tia- magnet is there, ami that
:; >'v_;.? tbs hearts of all per-o!is Irreapoottva <?f ap*-,
-ex or eon,titi,ii. As a conscientious Democrat, :
of COUI-.0 bon:.ii I,, bat. Hr. Blaine, and I ?*; myself
t,, do so, );:.? be hM won nu- over iu iplte of I
av! even in this shan xvc-elt 1 ha\e- I.a.:**--! t.e sdmin
and raven him above all men. I think he la
lutely perfect lu al! except ot:e thing," she eon!
with a merry laugh ; " lu- is sol a tri ty p*",*! laltor."
A. J. Cessslt, wini retained terna bon a tour in,
r.iipUc.ut and ths I'otitltieiif. sax s: ;* Hlaine ls a tine
f, Uow, Hade himself at homo xvith every ono and
every one honored him a., te deserved. Marted a sub.
tcrlptton for the sa'lors' orphans ai ti- eel:..'.-rt on
Wednesday uni obtained over bo poonda Btotaa
mads a powerful appeal for tho orphans ard Lani
Donougbmon attarward propoiod a vote of thanks to
tbe lini"man and thea wc had aaothse Baa ipeaeh
from Blaine ta rooty, ap.,.' thor it xvas a night that
xviii bc long remembered by sverybody on tin- saloon
ll-sl."
Durlnp tha concert a Mr. lobssoa sang a topical
song. 'Ih'- pointed Sllusloa tu Mr. Linne coats I
in iii" of tba venn was received with uproarious
merriment, in xvincii Mr. Biataa took a coasMersaH
iksn.
MU. BLAIN B '"MIDI NT ok VIOTOBT.
General a. k. Nettleton, of KlnneapoUe, said thst
tie" voyage was aaeventtul, exeapi tor tba delay, ead
added: **tn Banana with au tba pBaaeagen, i was
miali grieved to bear of ueneral Sheridan's loath. I
i.n'-.v him xviii, aid was associated With him In tho
ntl snd after it. l much ngret I ia! l cannoi attend
bli funeral. In conversation vt uh ate Mi*. BlalM '?>.
pressed himself ns morally certain that the ItepubB
ana v.,ii i,,. rletortoua rn i* ?? cm.np eleotloa. Ho
told me thal (-eie-ni Harrl-on vviii certainly ea*rry
i.il tbe Mines thai te cai ried in '-i. with tte addition
of Connecticut ami Indiana, which will elect tte Bo
publican ttctel wflhnul the help ol Nea Ysrk. Mr.
maine re*..in!s Nea Vorh -State .is aeisrl) certain ',?
I*.* Uepubiican, u proper -vi,,!. ,. done i
mom shown in tte i u n in * voyage Hr,
Itlnliie -na- a Jud ity lome of the i if 1'?*
travel! In Euro] o a.,,i i, . , ., , sd nol
Ind bim i" moult] lilt views on the tariff nueotton.
. i v"r wm collis,-, pen emphatic He sau\: Al
? ie abroad a free trader, I would have returned
lioine au ultra protectionist.' l l.-ii manx eonversa
Ith Hr, Blaine on ths voyage relaUng to .n?
Uonal ouestioiis. but tb, not , U thMB."
? ?
A OHOlNDi.lBk STOBT ABOUT t ('? ni.AiNr.. Jit.
A iii.'riiins' MWMBpei fflflflflldlj I'rlutert a ?inry to tho
ot>a that, lamas c.. maine, ft., i.n-" i?bsb*MbI from
!!-t i.."v al tl*.- BeUIB Kerty BM BB fl! IM Btot ? I
Railroad on Thanday algM, when MaiBag apnwa w
?' l.s.-n S.ie.ire. and that th,- irum vvas BteSffM lg tho
' ''! t, ai! vt him t? ?--? BB I,., |. Tim .lory h'St'-d
thli thc MW mite i,ii nt ran out of h!*. "Hbo ani refms'tl to
.view- ti,,- cur te. ;?? BpsnaA ?;:'..np i? tie- gaatd " Y"ii
I? eli-. Iiaipe-d f?r pniiiup thu l?- wOtt*. 1 vt ri t
you at ths ."l.-i c.;" Mr. BlatoS, lt w?s m.1, sBtobSi
'iVe't* |M ' 1 ie. ll IgSd b.V h.t flt.'tlil
V. h" Wen- on tM I ll
(taMral Hansen r. ic. Bala, al tot KaBSaMM Obsb.
e
'** eu ma lg lo hil ? 19 ?? Bl ul!* 1 h., th.- MgeilBlsalMl
bm aol ni tte So,un Barry Btatloa, an'l that no om
mus iimi" m'h satheHty ai Ha Mus a guard, ito
?i'i 'tnt. mather Mr. Hl*itn?t i,,r *nv MMi ?f lil* had
tatted on him to BBB that tie tiuard Ito net lout hts
pflltUra for hit aliened arv lu NSfglBg tho irtilu alter ll
had utaried.
m. ?
MK. KOBTON BXTBHOS BIS xvi ir,-mp.
I . I*. Moiina e.teie t., tin. tii.i e.trlv T*'*lcnlav. snd
?ssa Baad -tn way io tn,- nita au-lu.- li.ui. where h?
w* td, um tum.licit nt itkn leys! SesaaBcaaa for uw
iiilxal ,,f .lani, , li Illa.ne. Mr HlIMB was nu,- of thou*
win, lirst gaomtad Hr. BtatM in tbl hotel. Mr. lllaint
had ii **i ta gs! imo Um stevana kn Bo aaswt aosM t, i
Invo i;, .mi he siaitel ii[, lite m.iai si.iirtt.iv. There ht
naghl Bgbl of Mr, Uastsa, md halt wav un ti md to
ihalt- hiit.1,. with him. Mr. Mort.ui |a_BSi Mr. lii-ln?
mid iiiu fanillv In their NSMS ami to.ik luit-lieuu t|im t___
Uo lett, u?o Hwl iwr homo al tbout 1 :30 p. gk
rn

New-York tribune. [volume], August 11, 1888, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], August 11, 1888, Page 2, Image 2 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], August 11, 1888, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924