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Of ToaUl ai A . a-. (lowlnc:
Wot, rvei on i,.n h m bla tun iful thmat
,n, t., Ihrtcnlag all autaelng.
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M..- ? vet f..<i. t.ts.ii;
S?. ? i ., m ?? 'twill i. ng, and > \ rythlng,
Cviu.hut and bealth awah a.
IT is A P< sinvr, i.ixn'.Y
aa > aak UM leeth with KOaoDOXT. ao frayranl and re.
r7,?h .. i- a and ao pleaaant D t,? laaf lt l.aaa - ii the
iimiit:, aftct thc operatiou. rh. u ho? Brai rj ?
afeet aud how roaVplBCcnl feel. thc ^holder *bo*lewa
i? i?. plaaa a roai of Ivorle* rendered ?poUcaa lh;jr thla
l.onlc., and ih liklitf'.i tollel ,,:'?.? OnlJ a I < U'"l
,?,,;..;!!.? ia Lfeded foi aa abluUoB, aad yi II la waa
dmii-lv , V, tiw . _
"V-IV.kRB-a BlTTEBM, Bince 1828 aebaowI
rahred lo be by Ur tha bcal and Bneat stomath Ultura
aaadv. whether ta**n pure oi with wlnea oi llqupra._
~ No Bi FFET ahoald be witboul a i-ottle of Angoe
tnra R, v r*. ihe aeuah Amorlean appet'aer._
Year Eyeal II \<>u want them to beceine beau
tit.il. anarkllaa nn.l airona, u* Oeullne. It aiilmatea uid
.,,..i,,,,.. ,,. eve, aud almosi In.tantb n-niovea> all W.?
, ,'?, ??! ,M .- ree dl eaaved erellda. At the miln offlce o
n,.. .. uilm Mf?. i ".. I". . "' ZOth-at.. aamplea td th.
and aamphleta Iree. Kmlnenl otulial la aMcad.e fraaa
A .<> 5 p. "i. _
IOUNDED BY KORACE OREELET
SUXDAY, JAXUAK1 25, 1811.
TWENTY-FOUR PAGES
UU. XBW8 Tliis UORXIXG.
T.i.n.-Va!|i;irai-o workmefl ha*e joined tlie
iiiKiiivrnia ni Chili; baaiaeaa is paralyaed.
The araapap'r "Tlae IiwupnresMi.ie." i;> DbWIb,
Mspetide.l pablleattoa. - - Tbe BaaalaB eity
Kharkov is ahaeal laolated bj anow.
ia possible Hiat (.ernian.y Baa* repeal the prohibl
um agalmd AaerteaB aark. Eflorta ?.f the
Karl ol aberdeea to settle tlie Scotcfa railway
atrike liwe lalari. Forty roen were UUed
l,y an explosion in a fierr.nn minc.
Caaarrraa.?Butfa braaeaea la M>?*ion. = Tae
Senote- No v.de oo-iltl be talRffi 00 tlie closuie
reaolation. on r, counl ol Democratic obj. tioa
t? ev.-iv .. isonnble propositfon; and a receag
Was aaken intil Mond y. Tbe House: Tha
Ra*aJ AppropriiBa .?> bill waa wnaitlered. =
?t-.,0 sil ??] r ol laveatij iling < otaniittee t??B
BualC t btii . . c
Uoniot.c -'I ? Ma?aicV.i? tta llistorica! Sa
,?.t.\ clebrat.il ita eentenntol in Itoston.
iKs-i'n:;-,i Stoin Seiiator WaiUeigb, ol Near
Hatapabiit, is .load, I"<."ora of tae
TrauVra Snle and I'm-t Company ol l I icago bave
liei-ii me-,; ,.i ronspiring againel tiu- rtock
l,l,Irm rhe atrike ol the train iHHpntcliera
:il: i ,. ;,., iftora un ibe i bleago and l^the Erle
t;,.; ruail waa wttled BBiieably. Seedy faraa.
,?, ,,, Nebraaka will aak Coagreea loi aa apiMa
ariattaa <.i Bi,gao,aaa. :?- lhat aaare baiiots
Bwav tokeu lor l nin-'l Stater. Senator in the Ilh
ii.ta i.o.is!at:i.- witbaut akawiag b eaaaga>. -
TaC IV\v:iti,f Coppgf Minc ut liougtitou, .Mir'n.,
P; waa aold f,; 81 Hi.iioo.
|k\ City an,! Suliurhan.?A BUaB waa l.iirnol b?
ryiitatb at a leiu'inent-hoiisc lire in Jerary City;
an cn^itio, while i;oiiiK from tlns Bre to onotner,
was atruek '?:.' a railway tgaia nn.l the drirex
klUed); < i.i**t Engiaaer Fbrrier waa kilkd and
aia tiriTn mi htut by an explosion al thc aeeoead
tlie. Tha ciii.'ens of llaii'-ni, la BMaa-BBceb
|ag, loriiicd n ]v*apid Transit League. A
pUblifl ii.e.'lili;; 1" BBBtVTC tlie work of tlie State
Foreatry A^aocialloa w,,s bcld al tbe Muaeuai "f
Natara] lliatory. Maj-or Gjaal bbbm i a ooro
?lttee of (it'/otis to haTeattgate the Streel CleaB
ing DepartaicBl and Ita gaetboda ;.,.ii aiake BBg
Beatlona foi Improveraenta Tbe Society ol
Mc.lii.il Juriapradenee bad ns eighth anaaal
dlaarr. Thc new Itoiian Houe waa opened
io laapeetloa. Willbani Kiegler, tn liis
amrarrrti answei la Ibe Brooklyn wator aeaada]
raec, cli. r^e> Siayor (liajiin and l.is aaaociatea
>vith colli.sioii in tbe fiaii.l. - = The llnni.s
( lub ol Xew-York oelebrated tbe poeta birtaday
with a dtaner.
iiio Wealher.?Forecagl for to-day: Colder and
eload* weather, with raia or bbow, pasalbl* fol
Urwed late ia the day by eleariag weather. Tem
peratarc yealcrday: Illghest, 47 degrceg; luwost,
JS ; average, li g-4.
Public tatereal ;i* ^:in Prajiciaoo during tbe
last wir-k appean lo have beeB abaorbed by
Um death and funeial "f Klng Karakaua. The
Hawaiian monarcfa naa reij popoku vith tlio
Inbabitanta, naay <<t rrhom had <*;i.i?iv(-.l his
Ibraaaltality al Honolnlu. lie made m> aecrat oi
his prefereace for Amerioaoi in njubHc as well
as in privace Ufe to people <?! any <>tlH-r nav
lioaality. It i< nol anrprjaingj, Iherefore, that
Foderaa, Btate and eity auihoritiea ahouJd have
?vittii.inod with Ibe leadinf eitizena to ihowj
arery i?ossii.lc tribuae .?f reapeel lo tbe dead
numaich. wboae )?ri!i<-i|ial faitlts in lifo were
atfi-ii.iitahlf lo exceaaive good natore. In tliis
reaped h<- diaTered atrongly from hia arieeeaaor,
IgNieea Liliuokahtni, -who. aceording to a <Iis
latih fr.'in oni 's'an Franrieco oorreapondenl
which we ptiMish lo-day, ia a wvanaa <>f veiy
vTi.iij will and (?f greal executive ahility.
Tha: the Chilians whe Invo been dubbed
tho Yaakeea of Soath Anericg because <?f their
Insiiicss eaterpriag and atabilitj of character,
shoul<l have a icvol.it.oa on their handa baa
afaappotnted and erea aboeked their well-wiah
ora in this c-mintry. Hnt tho trotlble BCetaa to
havo tpnukg ii"t from tiio hkwleagneaa <>r unreal
of tho people, bnl froai tT7?? napatriotic oourae
of a fear politicrana, eapectelly Benor Balmaceda.
Tlie Chilians havo advamed toci far in tho
narh of driliaatioa to Btake it eitber poaaible
or pivbahlo that thoy \\ill io\cit to thc Btate
of abroak iajarteotion which haa rbaraoterized
>o manv cruintiics of Latin Aiii"iica. After
they havo taogbl aoaoe iH,!itidans a galutaty
lovson order arlll (linibt.VNS lo reatored, aad
tlie pea'pie ariU again rt'sitmc tho induatrial
and eogjugjgtdal aajpauita in wbiofa thoy have
>o signaliy diatinejuiabed theoyaelvea ia the
past
\eiy poggibly when Goveraor Hi!l aeea the
latest Domocratic politioal etiaw fnun AJabaaia
he aril] be better reeoociled than ever to his
acvepunte d the I'nitetl States 8eBatorabip.
The Demtniatio memlu-i-s r,f tho two bonaea <.f
tho |aaiialatnm ot tbal *t^./> have Joal been
aarjaaaaaiag their PraaJdentiaJ prefereace for
iMfij. Tho losuit aboara that Mr. Clevelaad is
iiist |a the haartaof tbe Deaoocracy ..f Ahabaaaa,
whilo Mi. il.U's boeaa fOV tho IMosid'-nry is uul
aa yot vi*il>lo to Tho nakod oyo oi thal otcan
iaation. 01 the II momtiois of tho Alabaaaa
Senato |l n.niiil Mr. Clovoliitid as their |fet
gbeaea, while th? other :i a*ara ai.sont. f)f tho
100 uiombers ol the lower h'mM? 7g were heard
from. and all but b were for Clcvoland. And
yel ii waa 11 ? vi very lona ago thal Mr. Hill
uBtde a tmir <?f Iho Snirth with ihe aim, evidcnt
Iy, of getting hia fcnces in thal direotion in
good order. Yea; ba m wiae in aeleeting the
Senati rial bird ii. band.
? ?
Engliehmen i'i deacribiBg Iho mighl aivl
povvor oi their Parliamenl are fond of reoiark
ing thal it c-i.i do overything < rcepting to eon
rerl u woman into a man. No auch inoom
potonc.v as this exiata on thc parl of iho Dutcb
lligh Courl ol Juatica. Por, arcording to n
letl ir from The Hague publiahed to-day and
dcvoted ." a description of the rhiW monarch
of the Xcthcrianda, thoaugusl trihunal in rjuca
li'.ii lias dcclared tbal the oath of allogiance
nnis, be takea to " King" and nol to "Qneen"
Wilhelmina. Tho deeiaion will recall to mind
the t'tn w!u n tbe Hungarian iaagnatcn hailed
Empreaa Maria Thci-esa al tbe otitaet of tbe
Sevi n Yeara' Wtfr m " Rox n ?tcr."
A DASGEROU8 POWER AXD PRECEDEJfT.
Mayor Uiant'a xoaJoua and anceeaaful efforta
in liehalf of tho llarJom Bridge Morriaania and
Fordham Rallway Company nnd Ita trolley aya
t?? ni of electri. propulsion .!" him n<? credit.
ln fa.-t. he Im ti".. i- appeared 11 greater di?
rtdrantago, cxoepting. of conrae, in biaexamina
tiiui before the Paa* M Committee. I* lias been
;i tatiafootion to tbe community to believc thal
tbe Mayoi having, by accidenl perhapa, bul
nererthel >aa etnphatically and even vebementlji
rommittcd bimaerf againai orerboad wirea,
would novor be found advocating, or totoroting
exrepf nnder oompulaion, new obatrurtions, dia
Bguromcnts and perila of thal cbaractor. !;
mra reaaonabie t-? anppoae thal hef would nd
here 11 the record wbicb be had made and in
v.liirh be \n.!s undcratood to take .-i pardonablc
pridc. 1' baa been, tbereforej, a diaagrpeable
aurpriae to learn thal a brief aojourn in Roaton
haa oonrinced him thal the trolley ajatom i>
a n>*?l tbiog for the Annexed Diatriri.
\nt only hi< conclnaion. bui alao hia manner
of enfordng ii i< objectionable. There waa no
neceaaity for immediate aotion. Dclav aronld
nol bave been unjuel io any one, bul if would
undoubtedly bave prodiiced a more overwhelm
intr oppo&ition to tbe trolley project, and thal
waa apparentlr j. i - * whal tbe Mayor wiahed t<.
avoid. He learned in eonnection witb the plau
foi- aaother municipaJ monatroaity in the Cily
llall Park that pnblio npinion aometim a gaina
rapidly in volume and weight, and he waa
afraid i<> bakc the Hsl< of postponing this aiir
fat ? railmad buaineas leal n popnlar upriaing
ahotild oompel liiin to oppoae it. He could nol
I peranade himself to fotego tbe rbeap luxury
of a triutnph ovei- hia jn-t antipathy, Commia
>i:iii. i- llciiit/. .\n<l mi be pleaded hia need of
an immediate vaoation, wenl back on hi> own
raoord, and forocd Ihe projocl through.
Thr Mayor'a trip to Boaton "under a atrird
inoognito" was evidcntfa a \\ast? ;,f time. II'
might bave learned far more aboul thc trolley
ayatetn as it operatce in tbal eity by atayins
in his ..:;:,-,> .'nui rcading tbe Hu-t.,!! ncwapappra.
He oould bave learned from them lhal Ibe
etaotric iy>a<ls ..f Uoatoa, inatoad ..I' giving
univeisal rattafaction are obteffj "f fear,
(li.^tni-t and execration; thal thc ayatem haa
i.fton broken down oompletelyj thal it lias
i-ai-s.-l in.'wiy .seiiuiis aocidcnta; that i: is bc
liovc'l t?? incroaao greatlj the danger nl' .iisas
?roiN ti'ics. and thal th<> network ..f wiw?s i> a
nide/.iis diiiiigurement and a r :??.!! nuiaanct-.
And whai aonai>n?e waa uttcred al PridayV
meeting in th" Mayor'a office bj Mr. Experl
WbeeJer abood tbe beautiful potea and orna
uipnta! aocketa wbkh tbe rompany will pui up!
The nerxl thinR we know aomebody wili be
inging that thc oompany oughl tn be permitted
t.i i aarfe extra f"i- the artiati edui ation whioh
it i-* fojag ui unparl t.> trarellera. .\s for t!..
proofa thal p00perty>owneni were doceired into
ooabaenting i" a ohange of iii<>'i\<' power by tbe
protence that cahlea were t<? bc .is.><| inat^ad
of boraea, tbe Mayor and hia colleaguea .,'is
miaacd tbeae aaaurancea <>f miarepre^entation
with eridcnl contempl for peraonabo fooliab as
ui Imaginc thad thej affertcd tho, raae.
Tho Mayor'a amendments pmviding tbal thc
wirea ahall be ?ti nng upon the cl ivaU .1 railroad
atmoture wiu : ihe ManhaMan Company haa
benerolently oonaontcd t., tha; u*e .if ita prop
I'l-'y. n:ul tliat ih?' wirea <TTa!l bc bnried if it
ever becoanea praoticable to bury them, arc
ringularly worthleaa. Tho only aecurity againai
tbe introdnetion of the troBey iryatom liea in bhe
power .>f Ibe Board of Raflroad Commiaaionera
iu i-fiisf to BanctioB tho propoacd change of
motive power. Tho utility of tbcae nlli.-iaU
haa often been queationed, bul ihey are bow in
a poaition to juatify their exial ?oo. They ean
serve th? dty aignejry i.y defoating this <I.in
geroua and deatroctive acheme. They are
bound ''? rcfleol that tho Annexed Diatrici is
gaining losi.l.-nts fast. and tbal it will rertainly
ba denaely populated in 1!>o nol diatanl fotnre.
They munl oonaider that tho hope and exper. ?
tioii ?.f iho eosnpany in Interral Bre tbal
eity will 2'ViXV rapidly along it< line of trana
portatioB, and tbal tho trolley gyKtem ?ill be
<-<iinf> more and more burdenaoBie and monai ing
in inoportion aa this oxpectatiofl is fulfilled.
FXC LA xrrs WEAKNE88.
Witbin tho nexi few daya Lord Saliabnry will
bo tadled upon to aaaumc a rlefinite attitudc with
regard t,> the recanl aeixnre hy tho li.'iiish
Ma<h.*ia!.-in'l expedition of tbe lerritory of
Manica, wbicb haa been recognixed i.y intor
national agreemenl aa oonatituting pari of tho
Portjugneae poaaeaaioBd in Afriea. Whilc the
terraa of tho treatiea bearing upon the aubjed
place beyond qncation tho rigbta ?f Portugal to
tbadiatrici, whi< h \v.is under the control "t reai
denl Portugueae offlciala ? 11> to the tine' of their
expulaion by tho EngKah invading forco. an im
menae amounl olpreaaurei^boingbroiightupon
i)io London Govci nmenl to become a ponaenting
party to tho ool "I Kpoliation committcd by thc
expedition diapatched by tho Britiab Hoi (h
Afriran Company. Tho tw.. largeal abarehold
cis of tho latti i are tho Dnkoa of Abcrcom and
I'ifo. th.- latl i a son-in-law of ^uo.ai Viotoria,
wiu'. the leading apiril in tho oonoern i< Mr.
Cecil Rhoadea, tho millionaire Prime Miniaterof
tbe Cape ol (;.?..i Hupe colony. Mr. Rhoadea is
expeoted .?> arrive in London early during the
preaenl week for th" purpoae of aupporting hia
ducal partnera in their efforta t.. aecure Lord
Saliaburya approval of the >*.-ixiiio oi Manica.
His intluencc as Premier of Soufh Afriea aa.! as
principal director >.r aa enlerpriae in wbicb
nearly haif tbe peerage, beaJdea a nuiiihor <>f
tho leading Hnancial honsos: in ttio ciiy, an- in
? \. i- expei ted to prove .1 'cisive.
Th<- overbearing bebavioi ol England througb
oul tho entire period oi ber Afriean dieputea
with Portugal prea >nta a itriking contraal i<) the
attitudc wbicb she aasiimea in differencea arith
larger ;irnl more powerful nationa, lueb aa, foi
instance, Oermany, Ruaaia or France. Tho in
babitanta <>f Nenfoundland, the moal gncienl
colony of Greal Britain, pntreal in vain thal a
Kttle of tbe energy an.l Urmneaa wbicb Lord
-ali-l'..iy diaplay> toa#ard Portugal shmild be
ahown iu the aettlenienl <>.r theii diffioultica w ith
I'lan.o. This is. however, impuaaiblt*. Por
Lord Saliabnry knowa bclter tban anybody plae
tbe tource ??f hi- country'a weakneaa, and tbe
noceaait] ol roncealing il benealb thal blufl and
braatar wbicb aome call Jiogoiam and othera
rjopparpaate iaipariaJiam. Bince tho abolition nf
hor OBtB laws aad tho inaiigiuulinn of bejT froc
tgaale ptaUey Kngland baa beooaaa cntiroly do
pondont upon loiciun countriva for hoi luod sup
pliea. In fa< I her imgorl ti ?n of foroign
, ? ?:, ia ao pnormotia thal ir England wero
i,,;,. 1 | , -.- : r-morrow with aornc grcal
I'imi. the '.ar riska demanded by tho manue
:?;.;:,,::,?? companica would rausc Ibe pru.l
bread to riao within the apace of twenty-four
hour^fioniapeniiytoaabillinRaloaf. Anaeol
lhiskindwx)uldineviublyreaultinanin?irrec
,- ,., ,,| ,.,,, ,???,.,:, endangering nol alonc the
Government, but even tbe thronc. rndertJbcae
,.i,.v,??..;,t:i- il ia nol altogcther aatoniahing
thal England, wbilc browbcating imall natiomj
?uch aa Portuisal to hei hearfa oontentahould
exe, ,..- commendablo caution in her dealiaga
with a Power like France.
TBV8T3 ABAXDOXED.
The publio will in regard to eombinationa
ajrainal the public intereal begina to be feit
Tt-nsts were poputor a year or two ago. >ow
,ho very name is ao odknia that ii laavo
noi nnli when ti. - purpoae and fonn of organ
i/ati..., make il appropriate, bul when .......... -
l.ination again%d the publio is intended. Or
canizatinna wluoh were bul recenUy coropleted
with bigh hopc.i of extraordinary proftta are
bcing abandoned, and olbera which bare long
,,,?] ln impownjl burdcni on tho public
havo been obliged to diaaolve. or toi ekahcltet
pnder a change ol name and fonn.
Tho abandoni.I ol tbe American Harvesti i
organization is pcrhape Ihe moal significanl
ovcnl of the time. Bnl the diaaolntion of the
Michigan Sall Truat, Ibe appoal to the rourta
io prevenl a diaaolution of the Rubbor Truat,
:Vn,l th- roorganiaation of tho Pugar Truai as
?i oompany, are eaeh inatruotive. The Sugar
XruBi h.s.?'-.??? 1 tn exW bccaoiie Ihe Biodo of
organization, choaen expreaalj on aroount ol
it? power to antagonizc public intereata, waa
?.uocesafull* aasailed in Iho oourte, bul II re
,?,;,,. ,., be neen whether iho Bame oombina
.:?., attempting to alter ita name and fonn
withoul a motUncation of eaaentfal natawor
,.M is atill "|.-n to tho aarae attack. ITi i
Michigan Sall Trusl haa l.n in opcpatfon for
Toara and bo effcdively thal i; ?ae acnouslj
propoaed nol long ago to unite Britieh and
Vmcrican Intereatu in one gigantlc monopoly.
B?l to all appearancea the Michigan producers
th?n*elven are now thnwl back by inexi
evonta into an attitude of frec and opon com
i, * > on. l'l-ocisrlv whv one of the partit
siitcd tho diMolution of Ihe Rubbei Trital doea
?.,. .,,,?,,,, bul tho application to the courta
oalla attention to Iho fa.- thal thoae interested
were aboul to abandon lhal combination
withoul any perci ptiblo effort lo gubBtituto a
now organization for Ihe old.
The grcal llarveateT nompanjr waa formod
on], i , , months ago. Thc reaaona given for
its formation wero aingularly atrong, ai d il
v u uhown thal millionn wwld be wvod ?
rear. which have now to ho paid b* pun bnw i -
of nwhinea, in the removal of waatoful
agenries and olher in< id< nta nf - imperition.
Fn.atead of Boveral armie* nf agonta ra< h try
jnR to . ul .nnIn- othera, il wa-i aaid thal a
single company could noll al prii - cquall.t low
with n handsome pmfit. Instend of millions
Irwt l.y had dehta, which over-zealona agonfe
were oonatantly tcmpting farmcra to make. one
greal cotnpanj could afford to aell all ita prod
ucta al hxed and very m doi ite prio
(..|.i,. or i" H oao able to pive aatiafactor:
mrity. Enormoua wa?t<? in pnrchaaea <>f mi
-.?li-iN for man.t differoni makcra <? uld '??
naved, il r aa i laimi d, aad th" prc*ywod com
l.aiiv would thun faii/.- greal profits from lh<*c
vari iub economiea alonc, withoul advancing tbe
pricea <>f prodnda. Bul now Mr. McCormick,
who waa only recentljr ek*ct?d prewldenl <-f Ihe
new oompany. Bnnonneea to the public that ln?
aiaperable legal obstaclea have cauaed ita aban
donment.
\ . ,. |,,-t ?;, lhal thounandB of
nzM.ts ami handa empkwed bi the varioua man
nf,-ictii!-,'is will thu- eaiape being turned mil of
employmcnt. The i >mbination wmdd have ei
tingiiinhed the markol f. r the ! ibor <-f thou
aandM of Americana. and when ono thinka i
il iiiat ia the precise naturo "f tho groal econ
, imieB contempli.I Thn mighl doubtletw bavc
1.n a gi "I Ihing for tl." capital Inveab d Bul
it h not floar lhal any parl of thc bonefil woul I
bavc i':i' h ???! pon?umen?, \vh;!'- thc loaa to Ibon
aanda of w< rkera w iub! have bc n groat in
volving a rhair.-" from occupationa to which
the* ha I hei i traincd. < ompetitinn caata
aotne onl of employmont, Il bt Inie, through
aurvival of Ihe llttont, bul only a fow n- a time.
and the natural growth of hu.<rine?<i (*?mpcn
for guch loaa bj opening new placea for tho?o
,!.,s.'d.
The hoaltlity of tho pablic is Mippoaea] to
have forced the abandonmonl <.f thia combina?
tion. Weatern farmers n r.i?f~t.? bclii rc thal
it wis going to impoae no addilional burdcn?
nn Ihem, calcuuitod thal il was dcaigned
nial<" more mone* for capitalista, and there
fore to take m .rc from farmera, and began lo
make ? ir agatrwl thc comMnation in I
laturca and courta. lt ?;^ plain thal nn com
hinalion could profitablj ronisl auch widcaproad
antagoniam, If oompolled to rcl.t upon voluntorj
pnrchaaea of rarmerai f??r all it- revenue. To
the ownora this hostilitj acoma cxceedingly f"' I
,.!,. no doubt. Bnl the farmci - are rpiita well
aware tbal their power to combine their pur
ohaaefl givea them an cnormoua advaniage in
cutting dorwn profltaof manufagrtiirera, and thal
advantage thoy do it"* mean t-, reiinquiah.
An obvious h--mi of thean cventa is thal
eombinationa for tbe benofil <>f Individtml cap
it,ali-i>. whethei manufacturcra or tranaportera,
againsl the Interestn of the public atand <ni a
imist inaecure footing. The milliona rule and
make the lawa, and control their adminiatra
timi. Thoy appreciatc thc advantage* n-faich
oompotition given them, forcing the ]>i-"tits of
manufac uret?, trananori 11 aad tradera doa n
bo a ininiiiiiini and thoy mean to koep that ad
vantage. I'ntil tbe public can be broughl to
a diiTo.. i.t liiiii!" "f niind buainea* oMubina
tiona f< r tho purjioae of Rupprcaxing <"in|.oii
tion will continuc to bo treated a-s bostile to
Ihe general wolfare.
SOME LEJTER8 FROM TBE 80UTB.
\\'<' |iiiiii ti.is morning tho lii-i ?.f a aoriea of
letl is from a mcmlacr "l our ataff now travol
liog in tbe Southejn Statea, ohacrving their
growth and devolopment. Beginning in )*i:\
land our c 'i r apondcnl tvill go through each <.f
the Statea gouth of Maaon \- Dixon'a line, and
will faithfull* and giaphicall* portraj their re
ceal advancement, The atridca tbal have been
made in this parl of the countiy during the la ?
deoade are woi derful teatimony t<? tbe courage
aad w isd an ol Soutl ernera. Th ?> have indc ? l
leainad tbe b*w ol adveraity. Theira aaa tbe
hardest i.''1- thal had !?< fallen a civiiized peopl ?
[n .?..,?. nl Miit' b, i : nol onl.t a-ere they imn*?v
eriabed and enfeebled, bul the aystem, Nocial,
political and commercul, upon which thej bad
i, i l ied their institutiona, and from which their
!,,ii ?- and melboda acrc drawn, had been de
stroyed. They were nol ? nl> obliged tn re
, ,,.>r their induatrlea, bul lo adotil new meih
oda of condiu ??.- hem. Thej had not meapl.t
tu begin afain a< tbe l" ginniug, bul to dixcard
tbe waya and f< rcoa the.t I id known for a
century and to Bnbatitute now onea in their
placeit.
Thla waa a tremendoiw laak. and tho moral
itreogth M'hich actompliahcd il i- magnificent.
Ilow f.n r li i- been a- uompliahed ia I he aubjeei
uhi.h our utiiiaapoadnnl will inveatigaae. and
reuorb uoou. II hia eyeg are aharp, thcit light
will be kindiy, and he will omil to aee nothing
- or ni'.iiii-.'s thc inercaiing proaper
!?> ol tbe South and tho advanoemenl of ita
pcnple ia Iheir ambitiona. Certninly in the
ploa*anl lettei in whii h he telhof Hog. ratown'a
transfi iiii.-i'i...i there will be found much I i en
rourago thoae who believe thal th" Southern
rountry ia entering upon ita Auguatan period.
\Vh. n sii.-h greal accumnlationa of wealth and
Mi.-li a m.irked growth of pupulation are found
withotil their uaual accompanimenta of "boome"
and iancy rcal eatate pricea thej mual mean
tbal the progreaa rnodc, rapid as it haa been,,
is legitimati and neceaaary. They mual ba in
dicative of natural atrcngth and genuine re
aourcca, and when they are found '<> cover
whole Statca ana va?l aectiona <>f country in
aboul the aame ratio of changc, excopl wbere
wonderful gtorchouaca "f mineral wealth have
incroaaed tbe proportion, ll mual be argued tl.at
the Southcrn indtistrial queation is being hap
pilj eolved.
Tlli: AMIBRICAN WE l OF ARCBITECTURK,
The intolligenl men and women who go
housc-bunting in this metmpolia often becomo
the prey to amaxement They are unable to
undcratand why ao many Hataand otber dwiell
ing.1 ulii.li are offered for renl oi for Baka are
deogned ao poorly. They are confronted with
halla obrioualy too brood or too narrow, with
atairwaya atarting al the fronl door or aboud aa
iteep a- the regulation precipice in tbe dime
novcl j with a porlor-noor whioh i-. badly pro
portioned : with bath-rooma pbtccd ao that their
preaonco protnideaj. with io<> much drawing
Ki un and too little rloael room; with inode
qinto proviaion for lighl and ventilation; and
gencrally from ocllar to garrol whal aeems to
the bouaoholdcra an unaroountable miauao of
opportunitica. I* is nol claimed that moal of
tbe buildinga in queation are of this afirt i buf
they oertainly conatitirte i large minority. Whal
i^ rho trouble? Shall afo conclude thal tho
twilighl is aettling upon arrronl architeoture
|u? ;,, j. ha. I"-- ii < unU nded hy i foremoal
oritifl tbal tho twilighl baa enwrapp <l poctry .'
"Th" Rocord and Uuido." whicfa paya ape?ial
attenti m to architoctnre, offera an cxplanation.
It is not au agrocabli one, bul ir is intcreating
ati.l aiiggcatire. Thia joiirnaJ holda lhal thc
dominanl conditiona of Amorican Brchitecture
?? aiv nol tiii.-.' thal make f". the greateal bcauty
or the highcal hcalth nr for rbarm, bul for
the larg. -' ; '';IMI '" caah." The apfril n I
:,..... ,,f out-s I. ing di ;in, tiv.-ly thc material
ii i.i iwrhapa to bo expooted thal the
profc**.s will exhibil a tondoncy to do
.-.. jnto rw ro brani h< n of busim m. II. u> o
It hoh.ovca Brchitcofe*? ai it hehnnrra lawycra
and othcr profosMonal mou?by tncana nf aaso
, ,- nna and relatod ag. . rica to atrivo earncatlj
?,, ufih ild and adva. profosaional ?tand
It is ii. ? nnlikcly thal tho architei ta ol
poiintiy will tako isauo with "Tho l;.-..I and
Uuido."and if they don d *cn*?ion ia siire to en
? u h w 11 provo i'-n<-l:. inl i . all conoeined,
-ii,,. ii will im .? ? m 's and pavc Ihe w ij
- .? ;i,. niupliihmonl . f aom - iwrded rcforma.
|n t.i. t -ii. h a disi is-i,.,i ii i. alrc idy 1 ? v w.
\ rorrcapoi di nl ol "Sci c " wril ng from tho
<H'hool of An-hil ? ? I'niveraity ol
Pennaylvania, indorac* Iho .1 latic critb >n. of
?? Thc Rerord and liuido.'' II- aauerts th r i
l.i-i.-f walk through almrwl any etn 1 ni ?
,.|,i,.f rjtii s w i| si,,,u ihal " thc idca of arl
ijuality, of utility, <>f thc natural eff.
virmimont, and ih i r.y aimilar oaiMvi whose in
(lircncc ia to bc I dl g. 'I an
,,f i'ii.--,i .iis |h :ii-.|-. are qnito nanting in thc
arl nf thc proaonl da? and ?.'??u.-i-rion."' Saj
ing thia, thc corrcspondoui procoeda tn apecifj
what bo rcgarda :i> tho leading faoll <-t the
;,\, ,_?. :? r. h:*?<-?. He arguea tbal tbe archi
t,.,.- pg. , (on i'i n to < itei iora, and
i.v v,.i. of catahlishing his rontcnli. n he pln. ? i
in .- id. I. ? thc i ?-. :i' exhil ilion <>f thc Archi
toctural I-' iguo in thia < it j. This exhil .
,,,,. irding io i maiwndont, " > annot be
vi, v.,.,| ?- at all sn.',, tory to the uon. i .1
i,n! | r r n is ,;. ? ??:..I ??< ins'i nd. and this, n.
iiecauiw thc work aliown ^^as of an inferior
quality; n??l botauiw il waa la<-king in Hrm,
iut<!!; ..vir trca mcnl oi a .> dciK ; nl in id. ii i,
bul booaiiao the drawinga oonaiafed sokslj ?.f
extcri .i- ind pii liin'wpic effecta.''
|f j. ti a.. at- I thi ? n .-.'? : i i;.
thal tho pul lie nan! 'riora in ari tii
tecturc, tIi*-m thc arrhitect* are nol ao muidi i<>
I lamo ... their patrona. Bul thc ptiblic, ..s a
wl, ,!-. i- no. a f.".l. hnwever il m .^ 1"- a'.out
?i,i ? , titucni narta. It doea nol tako
kindlj ln plana v hi. h i .11 f. i :i wicriiii ? of
iMimfoii and ronvenienco within to ahoa with
,,ii . I.. ?hl men oul .?! lon, wc b< lievo, ctire
oTHnfiarat iv pI.i littln how th. r?f a h.ni^o
Inoka provided il is l.i-l nui Kitisfartnrily in
,i,|... ni coiiisc, othcr thinga bcing cqual, nne
i rather have a handaomc lhan n homclj
home extorior. Bul i. ii is true of hngncn a.H
,.f thoae ????.i|?3 Lhem lhal the out?ido
h.-auty is only ot minor imimrtanoo?onlj ^!?m
deep,
OPIXWy A\!> IAllII.
According lo TKo Churchman." Lho Epiaeo
..al Chun h. of whii h i. ia tho leading aad moid
inllucntia! organ, U Iho only Christian body in
(he I'ni.cd Statca vvhich, in tho ti.-t place, baa
tbe fai.h, and in ti..- aecond i?la. >-, holda it.
Tho . bnrch of Romc and thc Knatorn ohiirchca
are tophoavy with forma of thoughl wbicb aro
growing dailjf more and moro obaolete. l*rot?
I???in is mere drift, and ts quire as likoly ba
renounce tho faitb as tn modify ita Icaa im
portanl beliefs, beoauac i* knovvx no differenco
betwoen faitb and opinion. On the otlier hand,
the Anglican Communion and iis daughtrr, tbe
Kpi*co|ial t'hin.'i. arc nod drifting from Ihe
faith. though there \* in them a nniveraal drifl
nf opinion. They nlono, tbernfore, am froe t.?
i..;i,li thc na'ioiis tho iinaltcrablc faith whioh
Chrinl and 11.- Apiaiilea taught in the begin
ttingi and thcroforc, they hold a position ;<?
whioh all olber rhurchcM mtud nl laal romc.
I< might bc cnough lo aay of ihis amaaing
olaini tbal it Icavca altogothcr nirt of nccoiml
an nverwhclming array ol facta and UwuU'iuics
wbicb arc t"-'1!.. ahaping Chriatianily, and thal
?i v;ts: majority <>f Chriatiana uttcrlj reftrae to
acknowlodgc it. It i> in.!<-.'-l Irue thal tho
Kpiscopal Church holda Hrmly lo ita fnrmal
? |,pis of belief. '..'.-.i: ?? th. J ai ? .?n-hrin.-d
in ita liturgy ? nnd !'? hai ? i atrong
..I,..., timi lo Iho m 'I.i. a' i'.n m ic\ i-mn mi
their litn-" foi reasona qtiitc apari from Ita
trutb. Thej loi b it bei am-e i f the bcauty of
ita IUn. ita r<-!i. i.y of exprea.sion, ita apiritual
breadth and elevation, and becouae it ia hal
loired by manj ag * 11 irae, aad reflecfa in
nnble aimpliiiiy the faitb and worahip <>f by
gone daya. Heni*e tbe atrcnuoua oppoaition to
even the moal trivi.il re\1aioq of tbe liturgy
wbicb h is i. en mai ifeated during tbe last few
?
I: ? arhile Ibe tpiacopal Church haa been
i.t conacrvative in regard to ita foiinnl,triea,
il haa been and is nioai radioal in ita thinbing.
Men abo iu ita Church Congreaa will botdly
dony the traditionnl rli rtrine of elernal ptmiah
ni -i: ..: the di\ .i.igin nl Kpis .i t. ?? \i mld
iUnitly .-> -!?' anj attempl to inndify tho pua?
in ih" I'rayi I k whioh a--?il thoae
dortii'i -s. Tbe drifl ol tbougbl in Ihe Kpiat-o
pal Church i> one of tbe remarkablo dgna <>f
the limea. and il is idln t . . -ir. ..|.| thal il
I..- n conlined .<> merc ra ittei s.pininn. The
belicf.1 of tbal Chiinh. ;Ls indeed nf all the
Proteatanl churchea, are being profoundl* modi
iiod bj tbe Baadern gnirii of ouvatiamng un*
i ?-?, bj the lnva?tigagk?na of modern Icamini
. -I . i itii-i-:n. and by tho aocial, industrial Ind
d< inocratii movemenl <>f the age. Thc fancied
fine ..I' demarcation between mattera of opinion
and inattera of faith cannol be maintained, f.n
tho two are ineitricabJy blended together in
the ayatem <.f th" Churoh and iii tho ooaadoua*
n.-> ..I' church-membera.
Xor ia i; truo that Proteatontiam i< more drift.
It is ti,,; even tnie <>f that diviaion of I'rot
,-? inti-ni which calli itaelf tho i'roteatanl
Kpiaoopal Church, notwithatanding ita radlcal
thinking. Tho Reformation was oeither an
abortion nor a negation. I' arrayed itaelf, in
doed, BgainaM the greal hfartoric oooception ol
Christianity known as Catbolidam, and claimed
ft i- itaelf the righl to uae reaaon In teating tbe
tradirional creeda. But ita tendency haa I.n
i.n the whole toward a atronger and naoro em
pbatio belief In the real esai utiali of Chria
tianity, in proportion as it ditcarded wbal II
deemcd the non-esaontiala. And to-day Prot
eabuitiem is throbbing with an intenae belief
in the tn-.ndoua reality <>f Chrwtianity. [ta
s|)irii ,,i invoatigation, Ita almoal feveriah un
reet, lt* queationing of the naat, Ita Indifference
tu the acddenta an I Im Identa of hiatorio Chria
tianity, are nol tho rigna of ? decadenee of
faith i they are rather tbe ?videncea of a re-i
ooortructioD of the faith, a reconrteuction in
which all the old fundggnental elementi <>f
Chriat'a Goapcl are being retained in forma
?,,', ? and mitable for the age In whleh we live.
And real Church unity ean only be promi ted
by a frank rooognition of the place and influ
enoa ol Proteatantiam in modern Chriationity.
To diamiaa it with a ?nccr as more drift, and
to sa;. of it thal II haa no foifh, Is pucrile. If
Church unity is evcr to coroc at all, it will be
i,y :i general acknowledgment of whal la good
in :i|| the Christian denominationa. lt will
oertainly nol be promoted by one of tbe loaal
of thcae denominationa cnlml* I dllng all the
real that, inaamuoh aa they .11 not know thc
difforenoo botween the Chri-stian faith and
humtii opinion, thej m wi be abaorbed in it.
Aeeordlng ta "Tho Boatun Journal." the ? -'
t,, ti,. Ktate of Maai ol printing and
distributlng i..I.i. ballote |! the bart election
waa only $8,053 30. II al tl <? lime ita BftUot
Reform ktw waa paaeed MaaBachuaPtta liail bad a
Uovernor like David B. IIUI. who refuaed t?
prrmil ita Legialature to adopl the blankel ballot,
lhat State wonld liinl the u icration ol the new
ayatem much n."tc expenaive.
Thc State Foreatry AaaocLitlon bao reeently
. ted II.stai.lishtnri.t .,i a Scbool ol For
i? conn, ,.!.,,? witb one ol the leaduig unl
veraitlea or coUegce of tlic State. We ourdially
,,,.,?,'??; i f ? propoa I. and wedonol know ol any
way in whicli a libcral eltlwn ol New-York de
,? promnte the rauae ol educi tioa could
reaaoni Wy hopc t<. iio more with a moderate aum
,,, ?, , ? ? through tlic endowmenl ol aueh a
ilepartmeiit ol Btudy. One young Amcrican aoholar,
nnd we lielicve only one, is now purauing '!'o
, o| ki uwledgc in EuMpe. Soancr or latet thc
,,, ... ,,; ... aa ol ?.ir nuiKuifleenl foreatu
,.,,1 , ,. ol rcpalrln? tlie ravii
,..,,,,. ;,.,,( r ,,, , ity musi i o attempted, ond there
,V,H lie .. di n, ind for men who are eompetenl to .li
? ? ,. ?,iil:. Inthet ' ?'' a Scl '"' ol Foreotry
i ... . the j el il purpoae ol Btimulnting
tioa and rormlng publio
... .,,,,:t irutii ita direct relationa lo thc
. .ts WbO Dligbt itf tnl .'.
A Iviehmond dispatch inya thal tlio anntveraary
nf i.cii'rl l.'-o's hlrtlidny, which baa been made
? l, o ,i holiday In Vlrginia, wi .s ceb bi ited "aa
,,,, Independence Day baa been aii e l e war."
l , Bvcrage Southern idea ns to tlic relatlve
n.rnts .a the Btruggle r.r Ajaerioaa Indepeadence
aad tho eii.irt to break np tl.e L'nion caald n?t
l>c moro clearly ahown.
? S| a iid n - !"? paid for their domeatlc aet
vice?" Tl.is inti ? l? -1'"' '"?pd ;''
sorac length by Uansom Rua* II in " 1. ?
Monitor." Mr. Kuaeell ts heartily in lavor ol
npositi. -i l!,- ; lhat If the wife
ullowed a atipulabpd uuiount for ber domeatio
Bervirea * there would tie fewer hill? ol coniplainl
I,,, divoreea, and, sa a conaequence. more felicity
and i-niiti ntitiont in married hi?-." To thla end be
, -iife for i :.? i -- ..- ol i In ??.? w II ic< ure t"
the wifc u llxetl allowanoe, whleh aliall !>?? " bi yon I
; ? ,. ,, :, oi ,-,, ,.\,, utioii or j idxiuenl tunl maj
',. ,,i,- nat ll >? ? ifo iu v\\ II octiu
law. 1^-t (hia allowanee !?? apeeifleally iiis..|io.l
in every marriaae contract, nnd make the p
s',.si.uii ofTiovnac aimplj u preliminarj appllcatlon
lor a than I .ntract, and inacrl in tl al con?
11.,, i ;i bond bii lalwnd to i illll lt to
H <ell c\ idently I. id in mlnd
v. lni, he wnao thc woman ?? rked with a
thal pxppricnce had tnught hpr thal when
her Imaband pn?mi?ei| at tlie miirriiine altnr ...
hei n [th all hia worldl) r.la he i ?
? | rtd two rall o dreaaea p r ai
? ?
fVliatever the outcon.i ti ? rorapli ' ona In
i 'onnecticiit, tliere is reason lor aeneral ouni i
11..ta in the fael lhal Ihey buve nol interfered
wiMi tlio rc-eleption of Senator ilrville II Pl tl
Mt Platl and hia Bcrviees are too well known to
reqtiire any eulogy rrom tta al thia lime Hc .s
au earncat, bigh minded pntriot, and waa fully
entitled t" a re-election withoul oppoaitioa. Con
?,.|.| ioiit lionora itself In houoriug blm with
another terui at \V lahington.
"Tlie Fvening l'"st," commentlng on o itate
menl .ently made lo tbe effeol thal al leaal
Ihree-foartlui ol tla?.Bcal-poaeheni in RehrinR Se?
were Amcricuc . makia these iatclligpnl oliaervi
Uorm:
Here i n pretty ; .'" ol tbln i . ludeiil! W> have
al, iiute ri?i,ind over our <>" n " i"-.? ?.' it 'A<- < I.-?
I,, exerrl ' it. Vei,.ollii^ lo ilie liiahe^t le?tliiionj
uitMn i ii Ii, we nllow IliO'e "1 our na ii pmiil
iKHwIiing for everj uue tl I . ? Ii??m i ril li i
I,,.,,1,1.,. I l,o .,-, maloii ? |ni Itlon tlial the lliitl II H<>\
oininoni wniil l la- In. ol il, fi tulliic i?> lorr ? ol ?
the .!??.Inl lon . f Vniei in |m ,, lu i-,-? aoul l t? al
|o:,-i imiti ho.l hy llie iiiiomaloua inmIIIou thal are ahoulil
i , ti'titliti ? a- In i tlk |" ... Il.i ull llBtlt lt ?
exient oumelve*. Tlw -deatruilloii ol .al llie" be
h . the evll aliUh ae alsh U? invveut. wltlt whal fn.e
, .,., v .? pi.,! ;ii-.:iin-T nne Itrltl 11 VI - l wi ile three
?w,,,. | ?,,, .!, p ,i. r ?n li fn elj In ll ?? aume aatew
on ti ? anie eii i
I, ?? 11,. F.venin Poal" h id rend Mr, lUaine'a
iliniKtteli ol Deeemher 17 upon whleh il haa ln?en
,-1.11,11.ont,ii". Bnfrcely, lt would havearen thittlheae
\nierican iioachera were aaillntt In llrltbth ihips
.ler the ltritia.li :l i . an I il mi hl have ?pare l
Ittell t:,is particulat cxhibitioo ol tolly.
PER80XAL.
Then I- taBt In lloaton "f ? klng (!?? PreaMenl to
appoinl General Ranks I .H ?i "? ? Mar aal agala,
,,,,.?, that ? io\.i..:i,i- ? app ilntee, Mr. Lovering, lo whom
i mh ?nnvmi. i"i It. Iias realgned Ihe oflke, te accepi
on the Uovernor'a i taB.
Garnekl U aald ba recelve an enormoaa tetta
m ul uallj.
i;V the wUl ol Ui ? late Di, Alvan Talcatt, of Oall
, ,;,;:., voto Colhsge ?i'.i recelve BZifiOO aad a
valuuble ntedl .1 llbrery.
rhe aeath oi Caralnal BUaoi i ..iii- a p.- ullai
Haugurlaa cnaton utelaeal t. eoronaUoaa, t,, wbich
ba .iinfiiiinoii when Ihe preaeot Kii-m .,t Anatria wa
(ormall) enthroned over tha <?.. larn hall >.f bla daal
emplre, .<?., aaeb oceaaloita all Um blahop >.f iiu>
n. dreaaed in futt Bplacopal costume, follow the
Monurrh, on hoi>eback, from id ? raalle al Pealh t.i tho
li ,i ,,i i >i. n. Tlaj pe bv le < erialnly adda la
Ihe Ik'iiuIj ,i llie < eren.j. bul n ,- a < reel n- ige ; fm
nt.ii,- ni tlau padatea ure nol ueeuatomed t<. horaeman
lilp. Kven il.-' ni" i i? if ? i potl n.iii u.ium be ni al
lien rallcd upon lo inl?? ,i aplrited borae t!,i>iiif;li
ii .:, tae amt aboatliiB' rrowd, auildal ibe bktre ol
i , tho ruitle ol druma aud Uih Umuder of ean
ii. il on. tunl '?-?'l with Ioiik il.iil, .,( boU \.??in,.1,, ..
,,|i-. aud loles, wllh .. mltre In lleu "f (he velvel
rap and a heavj Ivorj end boM rroaler, tel with
I'.-'i'.n. -i.?-. Nore lhan om1 rider, on iiils im
, i mn, on. nt ii.iiii ,.i Nla bnrae'a maae !?? mahe eare
Unt he woaM not deaarrate ihe aaneUty <>f ihe day \<\
>i. playlna hia heela and hia vlolel atorklnaa lo the
;n,i in , and ii wa* ahlaoerei amaag tha tatter Uiat.
levaral ol the bfefeaaji aad eaaaad tiicmseivea to ba
?: ipi..-.l tn ilioir maddata, ln order to *vuld any
i_i.iiuo.is fall-. .\i thelr li.-.i.l rode < ardinal Nimi.r,
on a anperb Arali hor i ol rnUky Whlteneaa. a dazxling
iiiiniioi.d rr..ss oi Ineatimabki valua aad <if grcat beaoty
whlcb ..i.i j.'-; been preaented i<> bba ns a aaaeeaU' af
ihis gvcr-meiiioiaiile day by his rkivejreign, piuti-d
,111 iii- iii-.-.-.s.. lie aal bla liois.y m mk-Ii a aobla
manner, and '"- wholc appearanee was s,, giead and
Impotlnfi ti-' i." atralgktway u.gi tba heerta af all tha
c-tators and many arere thc- ??oljctiu'' aralch were
iboul d ia his Jionoi.
Dr. Kate C. Buaanell, ?.f Beaaabaa, iong aaaaaaaaal
wlth tii-- BaUonal R'omaa'i CbriaUM iBaaparaaet
ini.Mi work for ti." promotlon <.f ioctal aartty, espeeta
t.i -:nl f..r Boghand tii" katter purt nf tliis aaoath. Dr.
BnahneU goe* by reqa?? i of the1 Battoaal Womon'i
L'hrUtlan Temneranca I i > ?? on a trip ereenal ihe
aorld, in whlch ahe wUI bc a.o.mnutiied by fara.
Bl.sauetb Wtaeeler Andrcw, unUl receoUy ussociato
editor <>f "Tha i nton iBgnaL"
Becretary Baak is repreaeataal as eaalag tiiai hc waa
not :i . indafate for Um lYeaadeoey, aad did not twl in
every way quallfted for the efaee, luu vaabl like to
?eo r. -ui'-iii llarriao i renomlnated. There arc Wia
miisiii polltii-lana, thouch, irbo tlilnk --.'iiclc Jcn-y*
would aiake a Dne ran on the BaUonal t!ri,et.
ral Pabner tclla tliis atory al Llncada; i-i waa
once ...ii.-.i to B'aablngton t?. aee Bt, i.inioln on a
matter ol bn-ii,.-?. ii araa in 1003. i was aaaajra
Into aa antCToom, and waited for HNoa uaaa, i saw
aud othcr* goli ??. ln, and Bnally . waa aalfcaV
Br. Llncoln araa bcing ahaved. ll>- aaM I waa homa
foUu, aud be caadd akave before me. i -nld to blaai
?Mr. i.i'; .11. ii i bad uppoacd a^ the chleaaje Oaa>
venUon Utai nomlnated yoa Uial are aroaM bava Uila
i rriblo waa i woubl ncver bave Uaoogbl af eatag dbiaB
tn ;i oee-burse toa . and gcttlng a ooe-horaa kaaryng
f?r Prealdent.' i did nol bnow how lie woaJd take lt.
bul rathcr cxpected an mi*wer thal . laaaM aaagB at.
Hut ba brnabed ti..- bart-er U> one ifcta and with a
ui .mn fn ?? tuined i , me and m.i: 'Neither would 1,
I'lilmcr. l don'i I..-U. ?. ? any greal man alth a
pollcy t-ouM bavi iav d tlie <???nn:ry. If I bave ron
i.t i" i MtviiiR ?.f Uus roantry it was be>
n. i aUendod to Ihe <tn: - ol earh day wlth Un
bope that when tn-morma raaae . woaM be aajaaj
H, the daUea of tbal day,' andl ba Iniaai to lU?
barbvr.'' _
77//.' I.ILM OF THB HAT.
Tbere i- ;i ii ii eender In i rBhjepert, oenn.; vrhoaa
hom i i.gnlaed bj ,.n Um raita In the aetgbaaarbaadl
wben be takea hli itand. s,,r?. ,,f UM <-ai-, ind.^nt,
aeen ba bnow wbeu Frtday mornlng arrivea, f.>r un
ii:,ii, mornlng, Iong befort t:i- vender appaara, ti.cy
ni.iv i" -""ii kiitcring near tb Oab itand, '-When
,1.. appears," aay* MThe btandard." Mlha eala <-xpres<
their j..v by laaaping aboul playfBlly BtafBetaaf
thelr backa apward, <>r wlth giuhiapajd ? BBbaaara'
When the vender"* tcaan piuieed* ag tba a*aaaa,
!.!,.? Hi.. ?]?,:?.t :?; ? ,.i old, ii" .nt- follow la ? liuo,
marriiing Joaij after Ihe leam un'.i II raaehaa ma
.?n.i ..f tbal tborougbfare. rhea tba aalaaala turo
backward and . Loru lo t'"ir n peeUve boaaea. The
pcrfomuiace is an inlcre?tli<g one ba wftneaa, and
many reahlenta >?! tbal locattty s;,y ti.cv aajof iho
Ighl week after week." The vandei !???? them a
lll.it.il -uplilj ?.f li-b I..-a.ls.
The typliul newapnper man of to-day is wrll dr?s-cd,
u.-ii iii.ii ?.! ..'"i v.iit.,i. ii" .'.as lewned Ibaa
i..,v, in, t.n ni. .,- ..\- n;.I::.-.) i.. In-etrular boura, ln>
. ii nd i ,. ? ? mi rum. due. nol pavy, and
ln- haa i.'it iii..t url ul liuheniianl?m i-> < linunc
l.uiiiii,", - and greonhoni-.. Thr tmie, ili** niorab; <>1
tl,. nruf ?-,. ' ??'? ..ili the uul twenty
.,,.,; . ,i i i i" piUilic Is oi.Iy ju-i bealnnlng ba Sai
,,ii. BduiaUil i.i.i" wlm keep thelr eyea oi.^n
?????- . ? tl.typlral newapaper
n,an" .ii- nllv oul ..t lolnt, and tli'v are revialug their
i\i,i? Hi,- pi ?f.? ?:..ii i- -!?.'..;. inovlng toward ltl
riirhlful pluce ln pulillc estlmaUon. and tbe Uaaa la
ry far dWtanl arhen II ? il -tH"d aot on a
?ii i ni ahead >.f Uie I.??'.-. ti." iui.i?.. merti.-.ne,
tnd tho otlier llheral pn?fea?.oiis. iu ihe meanUBM
?t. wiii i,o .,',|..| ... endure wlth whal grace we
?? ,v t;," ".,,,!,( i,. hfilluuil si..s|,:.... f,f pbiyarrlchte
,. ,i ri..\ .ii-i nnd Ui- nnlnfntlonally stll|,id ron.
,|ii-,iii- ,.f iiiisiufornied ouUlden who aee In ovcrr
.-. -., ??!.. :i.i -.r;i !.!.-:? a typlcal newapaper man.
(Prlnter'i ink.
\ eortaapoadlent writrs: "Vaa rfaata Um eaaa v^r?
mtldiy .-I- to Ibe BngUab origta ?.f UM ao-eaUed siang
?; ... ni ,' v. iu. h ji rbapa bwl a itong paraao
at all. The fa.t ,-. it i- Engllab freaa 'araf i^r'n.'
ln Mmollett'* 'Poregrlne Plckby tbe bero liutoraM
Bmilla tbal be la aolng abroad. Thia brinca t<-.<n to
il -I..; -.i>s iii"\ are eaaaad by tha had baa
. ibe i- poari ig. wiiirii Bada tii- anthor ba ra>
tiiark tbat the ex< ii? waa ? too thtn ' to laapoac on b^
lover. Th..' j.iiri ?? i- alao foand la Baadaaapearaaj
Ui -:>? VIII, A. t \', M"iie -. Wlth tlie satiu* ui.-.iiiiiip.''
TIIF, BAIILLl'8,
\ merry liti:.: barlllaa, ibe fr..ii<i,.'<i in .ho ?nn.
sii? uld, -I aa ao uaaleeiI flivre's noiliinc r have
(iniii-.
I ul-li I i.iiitd i|., siinu-tMi.c for oiliers ere I die.
rti.i" are lota of folk* anaeUUh?tbea why aol l?r
i hi-. ,.ry i;tti" bacillua' derkled f'.r to dio
i',. .? i ? i,.;- n:.' lor -. lence, and not to reaaon wrir.
>.. in i . >? .f glyi-erine ihe i<innir*-?i -thia merry nympWi
... a in the twinkilng ..f in eye wa* cbanged to hoaimg
lympn.
rhi- m? rj llttle ba. lllui waa the leader of the hand
Who'ro .ivI.ik' now f.<:- aclenre ln tlie liam.v FatberUn4J
rii.". ail are m.ml u. ? Iftsh, and uulte rejoloed lo die?
I!..-.' v ry merry. JeUy J...iy bacllll l
?(BoatOO TrHnsrr.pt.
?? ii i- . ,i-v t.i i i-t ln Bew Vork, wbere Ibeta .a
g good t.. >-at. bul ln Boatofl it B tifflarent.*
s.i a Doaton newapaper as-.-rts. Thia U doaaibaai
the moal a-.nia. lou* attempl ln Um biatory "f gBatnaaaagj
to w.,r;. up i boon '? ??!? Um beaa.
i... - and i::.;>fnis'. "Oh, arl ?? . ? ? -. I" ahe rrled
rapfuruu. Iy, a- .i ? bai ded her a ma m.rlrenl roae.
? \v?." im a..i -.i'ii., --.iii Aiiu-rua.-i beamty coet 0
di.llai- and a Quartcr." (B'aahlngton dtar.
Bovernor - i...'>" Taylor, ..f Tenneaaee, li?s Ixva a
falrly re^pec-tabb) Oovernor?lor a Demorrat; bai i;.-re
never waa a daj whea be couata'l paay UM li.wie
than Im rouM govern. in taet, ha aiU goabarB
in biatory a* a Bddler ralber tbaa as ? ooveraer,
m. i mbjbl plck t!.?s ni tus pottcy, aaaj aaaar at t.ia
ni,?ik- s. |>ul When I?>? t.x.li ii|i Iu- ..Id flildle and gatW
tii.-in tbal flne oU melody, "Baui, Niggar, Baa," titey
forgot tn.- parttaon la the mualctan.
? ron .*\|i..t to luceeei ln pabhe Hfe, mr
aou, ...:i mual bave puab.
rkni I've gol .. pull, .la.l. and Uiat's better thaa
I'U-.'i. ? ItOatoil i':a.
g \\r Brsl t'_-iire to th<? ~e,i:id in 1001 g'vea
ns ihe third, and ubtrartlng ilw fourib froaa ti.e thutt
glve* ... tb" s.nd. Ati.i IfweaBd aii the ggwraa vre
get ihe number ...' Um rentary. Tbeae Inieiaallin
fa. t - oughl t> in--.i'i Mimethlng, bul we haaaat utue
lo Ind .un J ii t w li.tt.
\n aptown man In len weeka lias paid 13^000 f'.r
t i....t lalten ln>m ibe t'ataklll Uountalna. Tlu*
root i- ii.-.'.t prlnripally by . hinamen who ronatder lt
a valua ? ipable ol uring all dlaeaaon. la
"t".i in large iiuanUUea. The rnol hereaboata
rho in ihla way make roneklerabhi
.-..ii. ri-,.- rn. i-.iniiit referred t.? u
. \i"i.,iin.' iin. !,n-i, i -. i ni nexi inr expei l- t., aei ure
...t i.-.i-t I>5,000 worth ..f tbe root. iRingaton ruaimaa
i:.?? Be/, l>r CUnton Lorke, tbe popabar Bplacopal
i iii ?/. in.iu ol rhiriign, made a oad break il.e otiu-r ..av,
i ni .. i. hclped oul bj iln- nui. K wil of his wife. i ?n tha
laj Iu queation he ia a lui. abont to eall wtaBB 00 anjl
anxlou* nol :.. meet. Ko he wld to ins wife: ?-N...V'
t'ni on*, ni) d.-ar. I'II nui up-taii-s and earope tiii
away." After ahout un boor, be qnbrily tip
toed o> the ita.r landing, and llatened. All w;n
,ii:i,-i bclow. i;.'.i.-ui-.-ii. be begau t" deacead, and
a'huodolng ->> Iu. thoughtk>a*ly bai empbaUcmlly raUeB
oul ovei th" bannlater: "'Well, my dear, in.s tbal ?B1
bore g??ne al la?l " Tba .."vt iiutuol a votce froai
i.einu ..ui ,d ta,- i.ii.i penplratton lo bedew i.is Btataaa*
ii.il brow and rooted blm to ili" apot. There raaae a
I-. pon ?? u ii , ii nounded inexprcBslb.j -?i-i'i tobhw Ji.st
ii. n. ii aa Ibe ?. <.f hia wife, who, uiiii trua
woman Iy lart, rrpUed: "Ye?, darling, ahe waal away
over an hour .. o; bul here I* owr good fricad, Un,
riauK, whom . .un ni" .mn u.u i i.i ni.'vt:'*
A TRI'K rXJBTOBIAB.
A sniii iis,m eartii t > l?'ii\... went,
I.i \i i|.,|il ili ? -aini. as Ii" ili-. \. n.-ar
>-..n: : ?? -??. whnl ? lalm .1" you preaent
ln a, t,, be adniill ?>. ii ire '"
-? in i oaton i \\..s ' ,.r.i and bred.
. ir her ?' ii'.'.K was educatad;
l ..ii : ...r.i .it llarvard re. i,
Ai.d wa ? with bonora graaaal ai
?? In ini.iy .. "??.'? > awBi
W'here llrooba l* hekt ln anch i?--peca,
And tb ??? ' t. is Known
io V Uie < l.'a.n of the IfJkKt,
-iii fau- Nahanl ? rbarmlng -p<?t?
I own a viiii. iiwii.. an i.i..-.
ABd, !?? '. I. li.iril-oilH- l.linal lot
iu dcad Bouat Aubara'a haUoaredl ?hadea,
>t. I'.t.r muaed oul abook lr.s beaa%
Then, as a gentle siirh ha drear,
??(.., baick t" Boatoa. frlend," he aald,
.-?lleaven Uu'l goodenonxb tor roa.''
?tsonn'rviJlo Journal.
"Tbe Pooi iiuiidreii.'' aaya tbe cauatte Baar-Yaak
rorreapoadeat'ef "Tba Doaaon TtBBaerlpl*" "taaaaai
aeriou* aUentlon upoa notblBg ln tin, w.irl.l; and l
,,,,! Dranl) ronvlncod tbal if a caarloa baaal from
isabriel'a Umaipel waa t.i MMind tl.- aawa <>f ib.- |ada>
ni.'iii ii ij duriag a perfetaianra of tha <>|H-ru. ttu-y
w.iiii.i iiu.i,.- 'im' arttty (I) un.l aadlbldVaaJHo* .-<-?-a.-?t
im; Um player ln n..rheatra arbo was mt.eiaaikag
thelr ronveraaUoa witi. l.is vabjfar aaaaa."
I'iiii (qawnlag bla li.aiii, Oraat si-oi. i Tba
Bqueiii-hcri b..s refaacd my boLm poeai beadanlnf?
w 1,1 tlimuKb Ib.' kuieh chambera <>f my -.ml -
r.ni's \Vi(.. (openlug aee malll N.-\er inind, my
dear; bere'a 010 freaa ti.e Waraaed OvBraaai for a
tiilk- I aeol li iM-aliiiilng
Vou bct juur bools, old ]??rd, t.mt's aot
. -Oil.uk aud YYbitab