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MONDAY. MARCH 2, 1991.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE XEWS THIS BORXIX&,
I
yoiflgn.?Pamell spokc at Droglie.lfi and Navan
and in one of Uis ?i>eeche8 referred to QledM*-8
as tbe "Graaid Old Spider." =-_-_-_= The aetion of
liermany with regard to the Alsnce-Lorraine pass
porte is ill-reoeived on the Continent.
Domestjc?I'.niirnious loss to property has beeu
oauBcd by the floods in Arizona und it is feaivd
that, hundreda of lives have lieen loat ao well.
?-Women'a Week was ended iu Washington
with reliffioiw services. ____-=_ John Alexandei
Shrivcr, of Baltiuiorc, died. ____= Mauy tennis
players are in riorida prepured to play in Ihe
touruamrnt. whioh begtal at Magoolia Sprinirs
next l-iesday. 8B?~ Mauy churches aud tlwell?
ing? in MasKachusctts were set on flra? by light
nlng. -= Feeling still mns hifrh in Conue. tieut
over the unwurrant^ble aetion of Gumaut Hill
ia the Fardon extradition case. ________ lt is thought
that aome ro?nlt will be ivached in the 111inois
Senatorial dcadlock aftrr C'ongress adjonms.
City and Suburban.'?Jackson S. Schnltz died.
-?? The ashea of Henry Mcyer. uf Statrn Island,
were Bcattered to tlie four wlnds from the Statiie of
Liberty, aeoording lo his __JriB| request. ________a
Tbe Re~. Dr. David 0. Wylie waa installed oe
paetor of the Scotch PresbyU-rian Church. ________
A clever swindlcr, who hp.i dt-lrnudcd a number
of WcstCTn merchantii', WM arrested. ___-_?: A cle
ci?ic-n by tbe General Term of the Supremc Court
practloally put an end to ithe Brooklj'n watM
acbeme.
I The Weather?Foxecast for to-day: Fair, fol?
lowed by eloudineea and poseibly snow, slightly
colder at flret, thrn elowly ruoderatin^. Tctnpera
ttire yesterday: Higbeat, 33 dcRreea; lowest, 1G ;
average. 20 1-2.
Tha people have beeu singuiaily sn.ccessfnl in
the suit bi-onght in bohali of tho taxpayors of
Hrooldyn to prevent the piirchriso bf the city
of the plaat of the Lonj? IjJand Watei-Supply
Company. JiiStice Hartlett's oiiginal deuision,
c-i.ntinuinjj the injunctiou securod bf Ur. ZiegJer
against the cit)- oflina!.-. has be^n eni]>har.cally
Biistained by tho (i<'neral Term, which holds that
uncter the law the ri r.v had no rigbt lo inake the
purcha-ie, irrespecti\ e of the iiuestion whother it
was or was not a eorrupt bargain that had been
entered into. Of cour_io there may be an appeal
to fhc highost court. but soemingly the \vhole
botitom has been knoclced one of thr> CM8.
Little fault will be foimd. we iihagiRe, with the
decision of the Scnate's Finan.-e Coniuiittee that
>R500.000 is a sufticien'ly Jaipe suni to HjMNMl
ujion the State Capitol this year. Senalor I
of Albany. doenvd BB ajijiicipiiation of t?__ff00a*
000 to compiete the strnctiire, and Assembly
nian Pau?. also of Albany, thought that al _6B6t
$1,000,000 was DBCdOfL I_< l ll pi.'ie is apt to
distort oven a legislatoi's view. and tho com
biiK'd wisdom ol the Financc Committeo doubt
less fairly rellects the general sentimoni of the
fcirpayers of the -Sta'.e. The total amount al
ready spent on this enornious!y costly edifiee is
close to $19,000,000. That it can actualJy be
completed for any sum that the mind of a sane
m_ui can oonceive h problematical.
Governor Hill's aoaring ambition has plainly
oveileaped itself. Hi'r ridicuo'is Btta.pl bo make
CiBIHBilliail a S'liicl Hill State by an ex-cathedw
determiualion of the v.-x.-d |M6t_6B Ieft tui
acttlod by the last electJOB ll 88BC-_Bg npon him
vioiontly. Tbe Dcniii. iHtir |*i# ? i,l ( <>ni.r-c-t:ciit
|g iiriitedly agaiusl him. uud tlie 8_f8d BBBB the
Kepubiirau,party in the State Im- bfM good.
Toncbiug the aswrtioii that the fao* of the re
Tiuns show s the clection of /ad?8 -Monis __s Gov?
ernor, our dispateb from Haitford tbis morniiig
clearly pointa out that that ia just tho point in
diipnte?nobody can tell what the faoe of the
retui-iis doea abow. Meanwhile the man whom
(iovernor Hill refusod to turn over to tho Con?
necticut anthoiitics was set fi-oe yestorday.
The activity ol (.cnoial .loiies and othoi 18
pirants f i- the Deniocratic noinination for Gov
ernor Will altnost certainly have the cfTect of
compolling UotlBMT-flBHBtQf Hill to __ow bi1
hand beforo long. Senator .McNaughton is al
ivady in the held, with the active aid of William
PflMsH, and Mr. Hill must noeds do s-unething
to keep his grip on tho paity bnd not permit the
fonnalion of impoi tant coalitions in favor of other
randidates. Of eBOTM he will have his own
hands full aftor Wodnosday *ttl his double
dutiea: srill ho must suhordmate all other in
terests to the fuitheranco of his Presidential
ambition.
-_?
The Snbsidy 1*888- hill aa passed by the
House will bc taken up in the Senate to-day.
when the question of concurring in the BoON
amendmei.ls or sending the bill to 8 conference
?with all that that implies at this late day?
will be promptly decided. lt is true that tbe
measure does not givo all that tbe adVocates of
revival of American shipping have nrged and
de.ire. but il inatigurates a Bf_88 National poliey
and is an importatit stcp ifl the right direetion.
Wht t-Mt it is wisor to pass the bill as it _.' mi
or to take the lilk of h conieience in the hope
or getting MMBBlM-f better is for the l.epnblican
majority in the Senate to decide.
THE SE.SSIOX XEARLY EXDED.
Congres. will adjourn Wcdnesday. an.l is woik
ing with an energy which would have been veiy
much ih order earlier in the se-sion. Hut it is
getting some good 'ivork doue. ind has al
ready passed in both houses several of the im
portant measures which were meutioned a few
days ago as especially desirable. Tho Direot Tax
bill has gone to the President, and it is presumed
that !ie will approve it. Though scarcely any
other luHHiiifi has ever caused l more prolonged
legislative deadlock than this, the opposition to
it was from the first niainly s<>< tionnl. and the re
l___diag of rhe money plncoil at the disposal of
the (..overnmon! bf this tax excited the iro of
.hose whi were thoii in robellion beCBBM it holpcd
to defeat theiu. Tbo bill for tho reliof of tho
Supreme Court ha-- also gone to the l'lrsident,
and will doubtlCM be signed. lt will make ini
portant iT7.-iiij_.-s in the 1-Ydeial system of iuris
prudence. aii'i to a great number of peraona "ho
havo unsettled mltfl pending will give lardy
but greatly needed justice.
The I'oVtn! ^iil?iily bill bS8 BJJ88_I bolh
houses. though th6 rate adopted in the _OUM ll I
third lower th.nt tiiat of the Senate hill. and there
is a poaslbilitf that an agreement may Inol l.e
rcBchod The di.position oi some DeiB6ct6tlc
partisans lo ta'k the measure to death is vociiVr
ousiy eneonragod bf a few Bearapapora, and the
temptation to play tbe dfffl8f0gtMl insiead of
lu'iiohtin.,. tho country is always to bt feared Ifl
the Senn.c. wrbich has 81 yet, to its disgiace. no
rules to jMotcct its BK?iben against tyraiuiical
usiirpation of i>ower by ono man. Hvt as tho
Senate haa pas.-ed the bill onee, BBCepUflg the
higher ratcs. an attomjit to tfllfc it to death would
involve a pcculiarly tlagtant breach of "cpur
tesy.'' The Copyright bill has also gone to a
coiifeitnco committee, with a strong 8X8168-011
bf the llouso against the Senate amendment.
and there is rei>oit*d a better prospect that it
may lie passed. Another usoful meaauit. which
has* paawd'il the repcal of the Timber Culture
act, and it i.s to be hoped that the flagrant nbu.es
wfi'uh have spning up under that law muy now
be arrested.
The appropriation bills are now n well nd
vanced that there sceins to be no need whaiever
of an extra .ossion, unless bad tenipcr or politieal
demagosiism iakes the placo of commonsciiBe in
one house or the other. The amounts voted are
UOCO-Blri.J buger than heretoforo, on account
of the material increase in pensions and the
Dii-ect Tax refufldlflg, but there is also reason to
hjfll that too many public liiiil'ling Joba and other
?MJBSnm o!' rlctilitlu! propriety have been or
may be rushed through when the minds of logis
lat'iis air excited about other topics. lt would
be a valoablo i-orviee to tl.e cotinUy, and to th"
Koptiblican party as well, if the leaders of that
party would give their espeeial attentioti dttlia |
the dnsing hoora of the scssion to the iireventioii
of unwise or e.\ces<dv<: api?ro|)riati(,i.<. Ifl spite
ot tho uiisoiipiiloiis rriti.i-u. of politieal onpu
i.cnr-, tho work ol this Cmigi'ess has b.-en 00 t_M
Whole highlf praiseworthy thus far, nor. B_6T6_f
beCBUM ii h.'Ls pBMBd smno admirable _B6B8Ur_a
of the grOBteat importance, but beCBBM the ef
forts against Jdbbeif BBd pilfering have been
unu.-uai:,v enrneat, and Ib most- caaea effaotual.
Hut eapadal care arUI be aaadad from this time
to tho end to koop the record as clean as po_
sible
The one great ei rof of the scssion has been the
defeat of tho Llcction bill, which ran BO lO-fftt
!,c j.assed. The great meiit of the ses*ion has
boen the siiinniary e..ciution of the Silvei bill,
which has been banged until it is dead. The
fanaUcB who aranted frae coinage inight i>os?il)ly
have carried their iwint at one time had they
not allied themselves with the elcction swindlers
and voto stealers. The conscrjuenccs would
bave been 80 d_886troitl that their defeat may yet
prove to have been worth all that lt 00ft
LLGISLATIOX Al AL1SAXT.
Our tawa_a_nra at Albany OBBJBOi begln March
better tnan bf Ml-inf.' I reckoning 1 he L<-^i.s
lature ha- now been in scssion for two months.
\\ ftat has it accoinpiished in that tiine'.' A good
deal in some dim tinns and nothing to speak of
in othevs. Tho canal committecs have been
kept, very busy and havo reporteJ a good many
l.ills?too many. in fact. it is generally believed.
The raiiroad committoes havo not been idJe and
have rajiid-traiisit for the inetropolis to their
credit. Hut before this they ought to have re
ported one way or another on the iinpo) Unt
B8666Ureg lecommended by tho Kailroad Com
mission. W hat is tho B68 of having 8 Kailroad
CoBlB-MiOO ii its roportl are not to be ti-r-.it"'!
with ci'iisideratioii ? The maiii OOtOOBN of th"
txdae coiiiinit" M thus tu h.'io be.-n the Stadlcr
bill. and iceordifli to praag-il ?ppaarancai it is
nut S";'?S to -;e. through. 'j'lie iiiiijint'ir.s biti
embodfiog the wishes of the Stata L_qaor>
Daalera1 AaiodaUon irai Introdoeed bo lat'.-iy
that it is impossible ti detcrmino as yet
wha< the. __6666ghlf W_U do with it. If
the |)cni!.c-iats of 'that body who stoed out
again>t tho Sadlcr bill IsfBII to supjioi-t
it, then it is boood to Q?l. Hut the ohancOl
iire that Governor llill will wbip them into line.
The Senate being l.epublican, of course will re
j.(c-t it.
lt is clear that an appropriation to pay
fur the special election which has been ordered
in order to take a p..pui81 vote on prohibition
,\ill not b. made. The majority ia tho Assembly
?at the (betation of the saloons?reluses to vote
tho neccssi'.y n.onej-. .Several bills have been
piuBBBj d to ihe jiii<oii' committees. .,ne of which
propotOa .-i,'-t;.iiti.illy to repcal the law oi l 8$t,
under which the oaaal iastitutiona of tl.e itt ??
aro iio'-v IciiiS so u. II and wi>-l.s ji.i.n ij.'.- I.
Vcm.v li!v''!,\ thal bl" OBghi |0 _M BBBObM Ifl .i
few p.iitiriilars-:he la.uidry in!ei-'-t comphiins
ihat it MOH?I tO it> injury?l,tu ;i pmM] mfabBMA
will be u.ade if ii is .-Miiously meddlfd with.
Tl.e ri'iiiiiiitti'^s on publlc cdtic-ation have no.
iittiii'!'' I much attentioic tl.;syear, paitly bottWI
they have not been called t> wrestle with lh,^
Ofl of (ompulsoiy cdiuatioii. Have the
fri-nds of that reform decidei not .o renppear
in MM Lfltfii-alnrn mini tk-tajruof llill ha? iom
mn ol offlce* Tl." grea. i_m_a] PbctJ bill is
wo'l adTBBOBd; proushm has l.eon mado for
oonyiag out the law ot laa. jrcoi _-__-io| *?
pBOP-f ins.mo ;i -Hah __-BTf8l KMM iniportant
i.iits ar.? peMflag looklflg to Um wtataon <>r ""?'
ln ikus: tbe mbmi- dnfted '>.v the Foreal
Ooauaiaaion creatiag _ _a_rh <n tho Adirondacka
has v?t tu ?_? , .nsidoied : and t-M __l08t_Ofl of bOW
?,?.'). im.ii.-.v shall !)?? inu-t.d tUd tfOO -B the
Capiiol llnilding has sull to i"1 iltlainilnjrt
lt is inipoit.'Ui! _____ the l.e).islatiii-c'sh..iiltl BB?
dontaad pradeery how tho buaiaeaa of tho jreax
ttandi to date. Th.- _nwn.edge will bt of im
paoB-0 henclit to all of our lav.niakei 1 lta-0 0>
iiN to make % cteditabJe record and mo beai
up,... ? re,'is..ii:il.lv ahorl Btt .o... 11 il <-!?"< ial\
dcsinihlo that they BhOttld know apprnxitnatoly
how ii.iHh money they havo apprcpnated for
allp,.rpo.csv.h_t..\... tcU.Pcn.lthat they m.'iy
pd oa ti,, brakea in caae th.-.v Had thal a proaat
re-rarfl for tha paek8tl 0. thd taxpav.-s ivmi..,-,..
thn thev shoui.l do-c. The advanf Bl Ma.th
should alao induee thom ta res.,1 ve lhat fron, now
an to litia! adjoiirnmrnt privav and lo-al l.ills
shall tfivc mu to tho-* Wfctea .onceni eveiy
ho.lv If tho friends of fffea and ?_H_MIIU
kajtadtatoa atand toj_.etl.er they can amnnpli-.
ni.i.li.hatthop^plovv.lll.o^i'.-f.ilio:'. lh.ro
.,,....?,., lofouthai the Df-uocratfo Aaoijnbl.
will I1(.t oal? lefase ta do aaythiag foe reforai,
bot will stri've ta do mueh for BiiU-rrfcam 8o
mlI(.|, tbo n.or- raaaoo, Iherofoii. why tho Re
publicaa st*i.utf> ri-oold ataad Um.
MBCmTBOCIJTS FOFLLAR1TY.
\? a demon>uati..n of th* B_p_-B_-I_r1 as well
8. tba impottancc. ol B_4_wta_iJ Watort Berf
procit.v B-BM imthing could bo BMTB .?.i-.nihcant
than tho taatimoaial which ae printad on Batur
8MB rigOOd l.v many of the L-adinj. iiiovcl.ant.s
of the countiy. They bad good taaaon ta
iMBh u thev did. Thi poMc3 th"y praiaed
is uiii.pic Ifl this advaatage, that it ronfen
only benefit, and benefltrnpcai all. Mr. Blatoe
la pecullarly b practical man-his itataaai-Jiahip
is alwaya progKsaira. alwaya UiBBly, alwaya
hclpfnl. Tho faet that ire were the pnr_baaeri
?f r.ti pc- eaat of tho total exportatton ol
.......... iho Weat ladtaa, Central and Bouth
Anu'ii.a. afforded a gfCBt opportiuuly. Il is
rt a racenl hct 11 had been obTtouj for
?ean, bal ln Mr. Blalae the man mi found wbo
had the ml ta dlacera wbal might be ?
plished through it and the "bilitv to BXecate
his thoashta. Ib comflifinding bia iwork, the
bu-ineaa men and prodneera of th? N-tkw m
doiag bb art which losea nono of tta grace bo
conae it eneomtfei th.-ir owa Inteieitt, Com
merce is Bon-partiaan, and they ean woH Bfford
to sink- party and peraoual coiit-derBtlond Ib
the atrppoi. 'of a grand icheme of Natioaal
Undonbtodly Mr. Blaine bai been moch aa
_|__ed in Bocarlag favoiable concowioni fimn
the confltt.ee tnth which "no ia in negotiation
b] i-a-on uf the iaunenas pnbHo Ifltei-M mani
restad throagboot the eountry in bia work. Tho
f.-ici bu been Bbundantly shown that the mar
chaiits ;i:t:l BBportOTB 8_H3I-8__--fl wh_4 is beiflg
done and Iflteud tn latprore Iheir opportunity
wiih the energy characteristic <?r their raca.
Thal is highly emouia-in. t i the Sotlth Ameri
eaa negoiiators. Their marfcel in Europe ia
not growing in fair proporlion to the growth
ol their ptodutts. aud ih" time ia near whea
iti fnllosi possibility will be leached and wiD
ho fonnd insMfi'ciont ta eonanine their goods, on
loaa they ara ponnitted at ihe naine time he*
BBtmace hcrc This privilege cnt <?tT. no l-iiio
poan concessimi would be of compenaating
raJue. Thej ore giad, then, ta B_eet Mr.
lilaiiios icaaonahle tenaa, and the knowledge
that on inoicii'ints intend to follow np treattoa
wit'i ajaiahonana aud -alearcKnaa la proof that
their marfcel bere wftt proporttoaately grow.
lt will he moat belpful, then, if the bnsiaesa
mon of evoiy coMiniunity aill take auch ___!-.?
bk inoavui's t. rostain Mr. Blaine u heve beea
taken by the dgnera of tlii- tcatimonial and
by tho Chambera "f Com__erce in peihapa ?
do/.on riiio--. Tho Admini-'.i-afion. WO toay
rentnra to say. is oot tiying to sell Repubhcan
wheal o? Bepubliean drygooda. Mr. Blaina'a
w..i-k knowa nothing ol parti-a ? peraona. Ita
benefita aiU fall npon tbe Juat and onjnal alike,
and the peiaon who will be conatrBined i<> with
hoid bia aopport of a plau to increaae his owb
baafneaa merely bectnao the propoaer of the
])!an differa with bim concerning pBrtiaan poU
tiea is not b very brigh! tw naefiil dti*en. If
U(. r:ni _?!: to Bonthetn etrnntriea aa we eaally
can if Mr. Blalae pnahea his work (<> tho end,
9260,000,000 of Hour, pork, cotton goodi and
macbin-jy. in retorn tor the $250,000,000 of
ragar, eoffoo, nibbcr and __oli.- v>' tako
li,m them, we will havo placed our total ex
port. ao mueh ihead of oor total importa an.l
havo 1-t' last ao mueh money in drculation.
To ouaire] with thoae who render thia poaaible
beeausa they do not beliove In Free Trade or
Stata'a Righta i; to reveal a narrowneaa of mind
and shortnoss of aifhl tni'y pitiful.
JOBBBB1 AT tT. JOBNLABD.
it was hi^h tini" for a aearching Inreat-gat-on
into the coadition ?.f thiog. ar tbe Kinga County
Parm al St. Johnland, L. [., >ii?'h b. the Uraad
.inr\ in Biooklyn h:i-s been engaged in. The
ia< ts iet forth in *.h" preaentmont made ou Fri
d__y are no* bow, bul they ara put tofother in
auch a way and i.y bo ButhoritatiTe a body thal
tiiov .annot fall to attrad an unoommon degree
... attentkat. Bubatantially the aame grouod
ivas goae ovor l.v Bupeiviaor-8t-l_arge Kretssoh
mn- i;i his annual addreaa in Januaiy. lt hai
lon^ boon notoiitnis that thu Uounty Pana,
whose purnoae was one of large public bonofl
ornoo, has heen Btmcsi from the begtnfliai a
sink of eorrupt-Ofl, waate and fobbery. The
work has beOfl Bhw-vdly niaiiaued, and whilo it
in eertaln that tbe taxpayeri havo beea Bwindled
out of thomaada ef doUara in the most ihaiBohaa
iiiiniRT, it is by no Btcana odRaJB thal any one
t-.in ht- reaohed and puaiahed, or even forcad to
yiold up hi> ill-gotten gaina oa the ground that
he has l.ecn guilty of waste in the mOBfliBg of
the law uader which the Brooklyn cdBciala latoly
engaged ia th.' water ateal tn now a-ithiag.
.-ihcc the abti.'cs at Bt Jobalaad have beea
long raoogaised, it has alw. been ipfaronl that
-. bm imp:oremoal in the method :.f Tfiaglng
the iiiMiiiition uas a piime _Mc.__.t_r. The ex
lating __tatam dividea the reaponaibiiity bctweeu
'he Cka________N_en __ and QoReetion
and the Board of Biipenriaorai nnd dhridod re
sponsibiliiv is alwaya bad. In ihis caae it hai
been the BOUTOd of many of the Oldla which the
atteinp: lo carc for tiie insanc on 8 County farm
has producod in _8eh BbundaaOB. N'arious at
tempt* have heen mado ta itforin Uie preaent
sv.tcni. but all have thu_ far failed. At tho
present moment thoie ate at least two bills on
the Mibiect before the Lcgi-slatuie. One of them
ptoppaja. to put tne Ci'iinty I'artn Ifl tho snle
eharge of tbe Cbaritioi Comatiaaioaera i ihe
Othoc pii'Tidad tor ita exeiuaive control bj the
sap.i-visoi-s. it i> the latter which the Uraad
.l;;i v f.noi--. witb lh_ ''"!"' thal the BBOple will
oieo- ^.Mid and true men ?- Dmaben >,f th.
r.oaitl. Both ol tho- ? in -a-iii. . IN op.-u to
oh_-Ctida_Bi hnt if aaything ia cartaia 11 ia thal
any chtatfe will be an iBipfovemaal opoB the
s;. steni ot divirt. d i?-sp-::i-il.ili;v v.hi.-h baa l.oon
,ii.- r ui--- of m mi >':i wiachiof.
GhM of the iMgHBtlBna of tho Qraad Jury o___rJil
to bo acted ti|wn withont any doia\. It is tho naine
tha'. has neretofore been "irgon l.y Superneor'at
Large Kretz-chmar; namely. that the iuimoiii of
paring eommiggioni Inrtoad oi salaries to tke
ar.'hite.' aud OflfiBOBr employed to suporvise tho
work at 9i Joh_b__d should be cbangcd. Tka
-mn . pald them I'or WOTk nlrc-vl.. done and under
coiitract Bill 08 over s:.:U>"<> and $61,OM re
ipectirolf, **hich is out of all proportion to tl.e
v;l|U(. of tluii wivi.rs. whlle the comini^ion
nrale- ? a ...iiMant t. inptati.m to them to mak"
thi work <">* as much as possible. A chaiig'
h'te ie.|uir.'s no aetimi I.y the Lcgislaturo. lt
should be miulc at onee.
MOMBT JXD 8USIXESS. j
In tbr stock market notl.ing happens but the
itncxp-Tieil. The Silver bill havlng found its
grave. nnd the sfssion of Coiu.rc.__ l?cing near ita
ond. stocks were exprctcd to advanee. The aver
nge declined last week .I.i cents per stinrc. and is
h.wor tlii.n af tlie end uf .lanunry. The little ex
porls of gold are an excuse rather than a reason.
_f_l.8tiat.OB8 bv the president* bave met/ no act
bac:k. though they reaemble the sore of French
UUBBlllBtkiaa lha. "would not march.'' With an
agreement or without it earnings rontlnup good, t>e
ing for HH-6 wr-cks of February 4.S pci eent largor
than last yi-nr. in spite of a decline in oast-bound
sbipment.s. The vohime of business. mrastired in
values, hi grcater than a year BgO, Clcaring lion..'
exefcaaajea far February outalda New-Vork ihew
in? a gain of I per eent. But stocks are in tlie
dumps.
When ono looks for 1886888, tbey are not hard
tu lin.l. Btodn areia ba.Ud *:i pet ahare La
.January. BB lha tlic-ory tlint uiiliiuited aoiliage
areaid send thtm up li Uo a rocket. The slirewd
li'llnws wlio B?6W thg tkm would be as short-liwd
as the rise of the rocket, but, calcultited to Mll
just, when the laniba were ready to buy, lind that
this time they nre the lamb!_. Tlie pop"lar drenm
in tbrse days is that a ureat riti,^ must follow the
uiljoiirnment af <'on_.n?_s, tlie 886888688 appropria
tiotis or IMJIBIBlB for pensioiw, nml tiie NBUltiBg
i-heapuf?i ?f monry. The dreamers in;iy turn out
to bl prophet-i, for evpn Wiggins hits it t.iic-e Ifl I
hnndivd thaaa Bbi cxper_oi.ee teeehea that
paBBBBH uiuriiv, d0_t not g8 niainl.y tu Wall Street
ipconlateia Bf New-YoH. baoka. Beatteied all
over Ihe i-oiintry in H661I 8U088, it affeetl tuoney
liiarkcts loss ;iinl moro slowly than any other kiod
of ciisbiirsonicnt. Tl.e large appropriations bf
this CoaaiB?1 are mainly. nc?t for this llseal year,
I, it for the year bagiBaiBg next .July. M'-an
while thg Tre.isiirv will be preparcd to pay <>n"
s;,;,i?iio,oi,o ??! i i-'. in-. eente Beptember I, and
may havo to curtaii olhor tiishiirsements until that
ti,:ii'. 1 ha int.?! ior ili-m-ind fof umiio.v is graduolly
lacrcaaing agala, and Baoaj. atarkela al aeveral
lateiicg puints aro clocs", oc appieseh eloaaneaa.
The 88688 ol ivliof whon Coflgl8_B g.'ts out of tho
wiiy aaghl to bo worth BOfliethlOg, and State Lcg
lalatatBB, ore after another. BR refuatog to pasi
some of the oragy obbubbb?tln DKBSfliti profoied
at thi Wost, but an irrcsponsible and ignornnt
Legialaiare la abeol m haadj a thiaa te baTe ln
i gtatt as ? ball in a ohlnaiahop, and until all ef
tbal s-it havo adjotirned it will be iuipossihle to
teckon up breakaajea
Tha IcglalaliTci U_laetu?a now an Brather
wcigbta, for the greateat iui-ror n. prcaeal is iho
iiii,-':rtniiir,v in sonie ImportaaI bram-liPs ol trade.
JVii yoar.- Bg8 n 1861 ostato .'.poi'iil".tion s-.vept OXtt
the >'iif!i aml the f'n_ Wesi li'co a Bfairlfl lire,
aml people now lind tiiat it baa li ft beblfld ;? large
erop of aahea. Thea tho oropa ol grain aro simr;,
and tho erop of cotton so lar_;e tiiat th_ pricc
i> ni,t far from the lowesi for nearly foity yoars,
and the produc-tion of iron has nlsa BBl the prico
elaaa ta iho loareat a_arl__ All t.Teae t_iaga mean
a dirTonmce in the purohasing power of miiltittidos.
Thus, Soutiiern buying of cotton goods has de
BMBMd onoiinoiiely and Southorn pai6h6_6B ef
boots and sliaes are siuallor than te-tial, aud Uie
wliiiio ahoe trado is soniewhat ti'is itisfii.-toi y aa
to prires, the oconoiuy of ooiisumcrs having wiped
?iit the little cidvaiior of laal fall, nnd the sntne
fetee preveati any adraaos la vrooHen goods, and
niakos ebeap or |aw*gn_da gooda the ono demaad
of I'lotluois. The country is too big and too
aigaperooa Eai a 16?666 si-t-back, ;.nd tha LaflBmea
of tho new laritr is staiting hundreds of now
arorka, aad causing gi-oator aetivitjf lo naoy
branebea, thaa, i part, neatraliaing teodenclea
iir.v.ii',1 deprcaalofl. llat until now aad full crepa
:.:?,- aaaured, there la linie probabillty of a ^cnc-r:ii
shaflge for tbe better.
Kappilf, the apprebenaioa ef giave diaaattia
v.lii'h provailed towi.id Iho eloae of la.st \r;ir
!ias vani.s__e-.l. BflVopeao maiheM aro not ill a
Btate to throaton KliotU .listurbaiioo, iliu'igh
aome pxporta of gold would not i>e aurprlalag.
in :.pit ? ni an exeeaa ,,f n_ere-_ai_d_6e experta over
Importa of 1108,487,726 in the feui moatha end
ii;_ with .lai. laiv, exporta of gold nppear tu be
,:i-tni,'i i,;, tbe itate ol tbe <-\ohanj,c marhat,
indioatlflf forrign selliu^ of leeoritiea. ln _?',''?
maiy exporta trom New-Yorh arere 98,600,000
.;i laal vi-ar, BO that if elsi-whoio ti - _a_BC
tbe total fnr the niniitli would bo $86,600,000,
whlle Importa al Kew-Yorh were gl^ 00,000 over
laal year, aad if elaearhere the same, the total
would ho g64,800,000. Intei?i aad other paf
inoiits iil/nad would, thorofore, make ii b6_aQOI to
in- Kttied in ipeeie, aod bUtiz is kept al home.
In weatera Pe_UMfl~aflia 27,004 peraooa, who
usually BUpporl other people, are on strike and
Bupported by others. Iho 8866 nnd tne Motion
gabela siiilvos hava ooM e_6pk.jrer_ bobm tailllona
alreadf, Bnd the worfcera ne.irly as naeh, and the
ilcslruclion of values is as ahvduto M if 10 niuHi
property had bc-on dcstroyeci by lue <>r TTciod.
Cahmities usually blcus somebady, and ho the
strikes stifToii tho pi_6l of iron und wake up bny
ors of IrOB and sti-"! prodoeta to a little more
energy. Bal tlio gtrikea will no. last alwaya, und
when they end tho eXC868 ol prodUOtlon tnusr agnili
be ic'.t. l'uiiiiuim that wcii- piojeeted and haill
fnr the purpose of selling Sontlieiu lauds still
eause saloi Bl vorj' low prioos iu N, rthern mar
Ifete, und until businohs grows B6tlV8 riioiigh to
liiiuu'id ovor 10,008,006 tons yearly, the piiee i>
likely to Im^ tlf_6g. Tho enoruions deinan.l for
ilril proiln,'. of late, nu for luuil>or, brlc-k, rIush
ainj puinis. aaa baaa largaly due t>> ffia uuprece
deatad balldliig aperaHana tbraiigbout the oeaa*
ti.s, iii whleh 11,000,808,000 B_aj bave boon
spent last yoar, but a mnrked decreuse has ap
\r ared, and it would not Ih? strange if thorc should
not I"- u ftimilar demund for new biiil.liiigs again
ror several jrean.
W?I6l has hoon a liltle lower, loroipfs at tln*
.V<-.-t in four 86666 _660hlllg 1,761,316 bushels
;i_;.iiust 4,108,686 for the saii.e works last yoar,
whilo Ailantic axporta were but 1,488,100 hushels,
Hour in.'hidcd, against 4,678,846 laal yoar. Tlio
people Who pivdiete I fainine, aud cipherrd out no
wlioal for export some weokis BgO, have their
baods fall, but not thoir poel??. Cora has riafn
nvor 1 eeat, and oatV, 1--.' oent, and oxpurtTTof coin
iu Fibiiiaiy woro but 688,000 baahela BgtlBBl
1,666,006 last year. Cotton has gaBC a sh.nle
lowor f?r futiiros, rooeipts in February haviflg
Ix-en 811,461 bnlos ai_;iinsi 418,044 last yoar, and
the ciuantity ta!<on bv Northera spinnors has boen
16,006 ba!es less, but exporta were .*>7->.H'..;j balcs
against 188,886 last year. With the uvernge of
pricoa more than 10 per eent higher than a year
.,_?.,. the Increase of :i per <??'" i? 8?611886 does
noi indicate on increase in gBBltfUIW of products
transferred, and east-bound shipmenta from Chi
oa_;o for three weeka were -25,674 tons against
171,810 tona last year.
Ia there any good reaaon why a part of the
oiillioiis appropriated for repaving stroois should
,?,! bc IXpaadad in the AniiC-cd Iliatriot.? Tho
WBlde beyaal the llarlcui arr ii |Kirt ol the city, ns
liiuiii ai (ha ?616 ??? ttoaa ut, aad ihe
baatani itiaaBi la ' .?' por. af tho ?? 11> ave en*
i liniy in aaed af hBiawvieBaat. Tha bbbbbbi of
,,,,an". c-atriisti-,1 la Ih < bbbb?aataaae of PaUfa
Works fnr rapavtBI W raff Iwrgo, and a siiiall
porliol. of it .vot.lil make posniblo a uoat rhaii^o
in tbr MireaM*. of the oullylng w*nd?. If under
thg IBBBfl? laW tho luotiey must lir oxpomteil hy
il,,. . i,nuiu>siii!ior of Piilili, Works. tho Leglsluture
should atnep.i.l it ?-,) t!i.i' MBBI "i thg HlB6t6 "1
which his Dop.ii tiiifiit uo louger ha? the o.uo tnity
receive ihe Ivrnetlt. 'J'hr faot that a BBB__BBJbbmb
not a memlxr of Tatninany Hall would control
the expenclltiire may lie an objection to the mlnd
ef p Tamiuany Hall politlcian. but lt is not to
the citizens nt large.
F.l.iiiarv, thovgh underslzcd, is generally 8
mp-atahle aad Bgreeabk mor.tii. bal ne. eWg
,,.. s.,,,1 ia ta?at al tho last tweatf-eupa
daya. In -BC*, a>>ont their only rlaini to tiic
good aplaiea af tho eaa__aa____l is that there were
not twont.v-ni.tio or more <>f thmn.
"The Wortd" amei-a that Ckwaraee Hiil l.as
,?,.,,- tattaattd any BUf-H ta bd Oeterae* and
rjnitod Btatea Beaatat nt tha bbbm j_a_a. ver.
,?,,?,. jyn ha baa bcen inoorrectly reported
l.v ioiirualB which were MfajMBBd t8 l-pl-aaal Bim.
U ,?;iv ba Bddad thal lf tha ?*b of Ihia _wjJJ
Of Manh fimlB hitn -till occup.ving tha ExeeUtm
(hair-nnloss, in<!.I, ho rrsigna tho .Nenator-hip
,.,.?.,. that, day-l.o w.ll ba both Uavernor und
Senator al the aaaaa t_-B_
The l>ubUc haa pap 888 many railroad iinprove
J? ilitroduced by force of law y of co==
to accept M llnal tl.e aaaerUou tbat it t_ inipoaBiMlc
to light, and ventil_.c 8 tuunel
Saturdaya vote >?_tha O****?*^
of .?MeuagB-BOBt 1*8 tnradaof the ne. nv
,,,..,. ,?, ta forea and rejeeted ihejamtfaa ^ eaa
(?:. m th, Ba__at._-eod__e.t8. ll... ofeo? n*
Baaaa the bili to a ."?'"'"'^i:
..mr ia oxtretnely pbart, there ia W? eaang*W
,,1,,M,B,tn,,nt..f?:1eprin,iplo.Utl,,n1.-..e< Bto
...... Ka fraaaJ laattaettaaa wore m a totba
^_r?rwa_a^^S
BTlJ SfSUE wlU atono for some taU?
alKi shortcoratDK8 in other B?jB__
Wa violate no ee____dOBea ln btatin* that the
wi,.. tin-is this Btate a Beeejo n?ylnm, thanka to
N'^v.'rL-.s oUanmr, lauaaa David Bennett H.n
88 hii first nholoe for l're.uh'.it.
In?ector Byrm-s has done 8 _?_*-*- thing ta
,,j Mi.il.rdaiidv.hHynil.ls;.!..''
^ rlferrod .....ml-i. hy the Itahan Uov'i:,-'
i(. , Th, r,al .listm.-.ioii aaa in aaratag aneh
"", ,a?? tostimonial, and th, (rt-OBOia ot taOW
?, Sad bla eharaeter aad aWTfcM- ware appra
2* is ..... diinin.sl.od by -n.ai.un, an ua
deooratad aud untitied Amertoaa ef_L_ea_
Mr. (lavtrnr is BB-lflg difflralty in ?"*"* m?
_e_wie*ilM%t?^^
opooure their teatimaBy on tho trial af tbe gmt
?.v? water si.il. whteh ta 8t1 tOf thia mo, th.
rt .?i..'.n..sUi..-.'rno little ^nliie.a* th^
La_y.flb-e-1a?.aaB^klb3^
!,,?, th, city at this pnrt.oular t.n.e. Of CO u*e
^r_^*ra^^
;;r:^;;,"o^von.^p^----:
beea engBged la eolleetlflg t?tm_ony to in?W
,",!,: ra.'.or aad extent 1 the ...nsp.racy. aud
, s,, -i,in_ away al Importaat witBoaaae ? not
1 .,. 1 rard of thia*. M ? ? ?-f?^ pamCMhiC?
H.p eunapirator. ar* ?_B_-_? and they would not
be-ttate tt> adopt c_treme nieasurea
Wi-iti.u: of Governor BV. Ireatment ot the
00 Vn _r o ("onneeti,.,!, -The Albany Times
s ... "(Mvornor HUt haa always the eoarage
i? ; 'Ivictlaa..- Say ratber in tbla instance
at loast, the impadomea af his dema.sogibm.
What a large numlK-r of persons must reside
ta an.l abont ChtaBgB whe hwe no pnblic spiril
t,. Korak of! This observation is inspired Uj,
iZ Lient latoly made pablla that 7,000
,s,,Sera to tho WaetaTb Fair fund have refuaad
:, - ...0 tat -am-mmrbi upon their Mba?b>
?, _ ,,?, that BOitB wUl be brought against the
.;,.;.; Chwtth. laa amount Involvd la *oid
u, bc S'iOP.m'". ?
PBB80NAU
naOala Bffl WlU vlslt Gerraany thia sprlnf.
_j^_____?_-^S--Si?jS
botel dlBluf-rooBi wltb tliem.
Ml,. John DlOW, tho ar.ress. ls now by her owa
.,,?_ eoafeaalon -v.-aty-one raara of aeow aba to attj
llbvln, ta j,,. Jaffmoa'. ecaaaaay. bri wheathetahea
. ..i_ vn. Wliikle** once more. 88 >h -' tUaBB no
S/ft SS or taa, __. bmj abwdonrtha aU?e. on
whfcb.ha'-^hay-BiamMa-alM of tbre-.
n is aaoaao-ai that Mr. Parbaoan wn.ti.rop. of thu
,,n, wi.l be a randldata for elcrtion U? the corporation
01 YBIe fnivor-ilv at UM next _U-_?Wr8BJ__l HT.
s?^^^S^_-AJW-J!
v.T-itv. aml I- ?-''.? of _ large taie.
The oldest |-aaral in arUvo service. Ibrahim Parha,
nit-d a f.'w waaha afO in Monaatlr. -Mtl...u_h he celc
bratecl tho 1001b :.a:i>v.<i-_.'V of his blrth h-st year
I,. _rai llill l?raog aml agilo enougli la rei-ln Uie
?owaaad od ibe Klaataea Amj Ooras. r.enerai ibrainm.
aeeonltng to C-U-touttaafla papci-.., was a conir_wle
ol Coont roa Mollba la tbe _bi__b bbmimHb ?..d
foiml.t tl.e bau!" of Nis.-h. tiftv yr>ars ago. Ba a <an
.'? V.'ti Moh-e w_s at that Ume his oq.ul in lUk.
Ibe* body of th- old hero -UI be brought to oa
_aatm?|.le for Imrlal at Uie .-spenhe of tbe >_!.-_.
IIU MaJesty !'?- Blwara ma.ilf.-tc_ esprv-lal liiteiwt
and rospe-'t for Bfed l.iUitarv oAMerB. Notirt Pa^-liv
wiu. a<t-. BOW a_ a qu_?l ailj.iuint, is supposed to bo a
.(?iitciiaxian.
a WeBtern taaraapawda-l of "Tbe AHaqy Bvaab_t
learsal" h:_.s pirked up la Aikaasaa t.'ns uttie r-mi
nlaeenea eeaearolng niaalar elaet My, pf loatt
t btoUob. Beeeadag lavobred ln some nttio affair la
coiiiipr-tlot! with P-Utfea in 1670. ho fmnd tli I Bl
no-rpber. of t 1k*. Paboetto Btate waBawbal wam, and
?oogbt a r.iol aud I_qa8888_8d apo. until tlie a__8Bd__il
c\, it nit-nt IbooM siil;Sltnt-. " A. .ordl :_ly," _?_. tl is
wiitt-.-. ?? be waol to Arbaaaaa aad \i-itt-.i i>r. larqaaa,
ii ^..-luk-iiiaii ho hud Uii.iwn many ye.irs befMB Ifl S.mh
Carolina, He aifrairTl b BetMlaoa bbbbb; and xs tho
paod diictor's wlf<- had not s.mmi him smre he was a
-m.ill b.iv, s)ie did not iteofBlsa him. Bba -aid to
hlii' oue diiv : ?>.? v,m-_ are _____ BDutb carolina. I
tronder if roa ever taMV Ibe Irbysr Ile rcplled ln
the afflrnia'tlvo. 'Well.' said ibe, 'the old pentlemaii
und hi* wife were nl<? pwiple. Hut tlin bojre, tbey
arere iii>- aorrleal b_M of jroonp aeajapa laal <-v.i- Uved:
an.l if tbey uin't nll liunii by tbla um? then tbere ain'I
im lustice In -^..iitii .'arollna.' " However near .?? wide.
of tbe mark thls eommeot may bave beea, it ta sairt
that nftor Mr. I.l.v t.'turncd to his natlvw Stato htf
Ihcl ? vry Mtraa. life.
.-IIAI.I. (nl.I'MHIA UII.K TIIE WAVE1
Fi-oni Tho Albanv K:.press.
Tho inii?.i Btatea, hy Mlowlug th.> >t8Mphi <?f
En :ij,iii, arHI ba eaabled t. ereate a eoiumerclal uarlne
a- powei-Bl us tbat vhirii Um . tau-.trv poaaaased ba
h-ra tha nvii War. Thon the AOMHeaa tiag led ttm
__8a_a Of all ..tli^r natfoBa oa tlie liuh soas. Whut we
.11.1 .mu-, 08 may dO B8BB
T11R KXI'K.KIMENT WAS _R___'ESSFl ...
r.-om iba ci i. pa lalar Oeeaa.
Ibe 8x<_ba____a <>f Oenaawy w.-nt to i"ai.a Ut __-?
eorer the i-<-?i lat-log ol tbe FreaeB aeofla tewaH the
Uarman . Bbe baa found out.
T.'IK HECKNT TINNEL C0LLIS10N.
From Tho llo.ton i
It would not bo tlii P-irt of wisdoni to aliirm t .e
travellluu publk- tuUMeeeaartly by asaumlnn thut .he
block sjsteiu Is IUtlo prote.tlon to that puhlie uti.lc.'
ordlnarv clrcunistancea. But ..rtoJnly thero Beeatl to
be udr-iuate reason to bflleve thal ln the Fourtb-ave.
tunnel lt U far fn.m ftiltllllnn Its pitip'.t_>. The fatul
aceklent of la.t wee* wtll not have been In valu lf lt
leada m a i-liange for tlie better.
AN i IfSUBBTAimAL IlAsK
i'1-..m tib- M. I...H... Gtoae r.'.:1
lt ls ;-.,'?.-. geoerall] andrr i od ,:,.,t Um :?:. o;
\ir. nievataDd- rontea-plated ?'. frnai n.**
,itli.i i_. ?? ?.. - ?i iBtor \'.--i.
Ib t-iMiivai.-iu t.? aaytog tbal U aavat tu_d aoy si.b
vltlttflul fOll1tdUti.>ll.
IP VfWJ IIAVK AN INQl/TRlM; M1ND.
P8 ni 'l.ie lu-lauupoli. N'litlu-l.
H (Tbe Trlbiine AlDiaiiuc) l_ lill.-i vitli ii cholre
? u!i". tl.ii. "f hl-.tnrl.-Bl aketrhea. party i.latforms of all
l ,i,.i ifium-. Ktliletlc refotti*, aUtlatlra of
,.lm,..t ever\ klnd. The tecret, aclciUOr Hiid aoclal
triirMlea ol the oountry are ci'.eii, with tlieir officei..
\ltoa_-thrr. the book la ona that wlU f_r_l__ valuat.l?
factt to denens ot any torn ot rulad.
FOR AXOTHER BIO ORCHID XBOW.
M \!>I.SOS SQVAItr, I.AR..F,N TO BE ni.LEO WITH
I'.XQIIMITK KLOWIC.
The orcl.ld #?xl.tbltloit- which wlll De ?k?M at Madlio_
Ifaara ObbAaa Maial 4-\z *.iii excei in M?Baajr,
it i* laairlal, _Ji pavrfga-i BUb of ib* kici held ther_,
All>"it Wadley, of tln- flrn. of Plebrarht A Wadley,
wlilc:i ii ln <hiir_.o of Ihe rtot.ilh of tlie exhlbltlon,
-aid to a roportei : ?? We .hall have ovor l.Ooo V.ind_
of orchida on awaHflftaa and ovrr -i.'ioo klnda of
troph'-l ?t*RMm %BA PBB?a h86J all part* of the worltL
Tlio aiiipliltiieatro wlll m-emblfl a 6BB86_8l I.-inds. ?~j
witli ii (88661 lu tlio MMtpafl?6, a 1 wlll be 6lvlde4
iii'n four pari- Tlie- vi Itor wlll i ,../>r upon a lawn
iilio.it tTOttt foet in d>pln. wilh drlvcuay. aad palhi
adorned witli -.li; uI.'kt> . i'H--i|i_; 88886 toward tli?
ea*t |a wlll 88668 to an old rrate about twelve foet
wld.. whU-li he i;iay open, and wlll then find lilm.-_.lf
In a 1888?8 old .':i-liloiio_l I?nt< li BM86B, ?Mrtag bcla
of livnriiitlis, tulips and other flower., aeparatecl fiota
ovh otlier by bordera of arbor VMM and b-i.xwood.
il.i,,i.li this garden Ilttl* wglks will i-ii-nd in varloua
dlrectiona.
"The next division wlll bc the jpromctrlcal garden. la'
the ceutre of which w.li he a plashlng foantiln. whoaa
ba-in wlll contnln a 8886881 , Y a<|,iitli; BBBB68 Hk<: tlie
l.l.v, I'Jtn-c. etc-. 68881 tlie fountain tlio orc-hlds and
tropical plnnt-i wlll bc dl-.pla.yed. and there wlll be aa
BBgU?I rose trarden c-ontaliiiiiK BMBf r*m -.pecimene
of t?*at beautlfnl flowrr. Iti iho foiirth divMon we
slii.ll nlve an 1'iiitatlon of tha lawn in front of tha
I'oiu-o ,1,. i^on ii.,; i, _j . -in*?, lia., wlth ita
Jtalhta and bpoaiah gaeden*.
"TIiIh last dlvulon ?ill ba te.-nued until tb? vl-ltor
ar:-iv.-, at a fonvt af >;,r.n . ji.i I aai In-iululi lat th?
extiaata, rear. l- ? ,ii- a*tln loar, win-re
a alaabhig focntaln w-iii lend lt- melody | , r
a Imiiil i?f forty nualrlan* rono*tled ln Bia <t'*r?tli- of
th.- Coreat it i- Intended to have Itt? nwtli i
abool ihe rarloua gardeni aud groaada, in a
which refreahment* win be acn cd. Ii will r<?t
81 leaal wliiAMh) ti, piit llio gai-dftfl in order foc tha
oxlilbltion. riant- arortb moro tbaa 8150,000 wuj
ba -luiwii. A fcaga 086861 of foliage aud Hower.
will baaa from th- eeUtag. -\ i.tiniber ol -oiivenir
olghta will t,e i.i'iu. wbeu Boaners win i.? preaaadad r,
vi_1tor_. Tlie collectlona of tba _oUow.Bg geutlemen
wlll be -hown alo.o. witli oar own: V.. ... Kimhall,
Kochccter: w. A. Biawn, Flatbuah; .Mr. Matthrw,,
Utteaj Mr. DtaaaMta. Fradsrieb i.. Auw, BeataaT,
Mr. Del'orest, Sumrnlt. N. J.; Low A Co., and ktr.
IBaoars, of London, Eiistland.''
TO FOUB A MUBlCAl CLUB.
THE NEED OF 6001 Afl DTfUTUtlOM LONO TBX/t
-0K<; wizixt; OOMMITXSM.
About flfty n.o:i promlnent i.i thi. mu-hal pmf.a
slon, log.-flier witli a number of other. 1888888881 ,u
mu ical at'alrs BMMBBRP, met at .hc B8BB_6lBlHB66M lu
ii,,., KetrapoUttti. Opera Hoano ye.rorday afternoon. to
take th-. Mapa i taaaan lo arg_riaa b Maafcal eM
- riiy. Al tho bo|_ii.!iiii(; af the meotiiiK MaiK A.
I llluiiicnbet-g, tlio tenijwirnry ? luiiiinaii, made a slion
8661888, in wliii'li ha -ui<l Ihat there was no
niu.lial elab -U ll'i.-^ <ity. aad thal. ir I.ad baaa MM
for 8 lo.iK Hmc tfeat Ih'io w;is n noa.cl of -urh uu ?r
K!ilii:<itioil VB88B musirians aad iniisn -lnvers (?>tl
c-i.illy might mect on a 88866888 18?88, and wh-itj
vWUug iiiti-i. from forclgn counirlch miBflit ba
pn-perly eutoilained.
lu arOar la aeaM all m.isloal Jealousle-, be.weea
member-, he said Mal lt had been siiggcsted that ua
Mtiattal I?M-88M8I should be allowi-cl ln tlie l 11
baaaa nnd that OS ->!ii^inir or eve.i whi.tllriK li "iH
be permltted theru 88668 pcnalty. Th.- aao, ab?6
miniit, be aatlacM for the last two offenres he hopH
would bo bufflrient to enable the associatlou tu buiM
a llne (lubhou.e ia Tiltli-ave. at some fututi. dar.
The following rommittees were iipiH,,ui,d for tha
purpose of ori.anl_a.ion: Constitution, John A. Kurnp
iril., (-liat.in.tii: Waltor J. Hall, L. oenfrle. J. Travn
yuigg, E. Af -.unoiite, F. De Klalp and J. \V. Snffem;
orgaaMaUon, h. '.v.iiiar_6?a, e?_naaa : J. v. vaa it
Ileiiii-, Alfrod Wiet, 0. Floerslieim, Wal,er Damrosaii,
AlazaaMar Lamben and Aaioo .soidi: on lu
Lucleii n. ciiartin. ebalnaaa; Edpr s. a/aruer, .,. v,.
Pragalta, Baaaaal QawmvvtBj, Pniiip Karaoefe and
Charlea 8. Lederar; pn*-, j. Koiomons. ciiairmau:
J. P. JaclLvii. M. A. U-vy. lf. E. Ki..-lil.iol. L.
Fuenkenslein, A. Wenman and \V. D. MoITett.
AnioiiK ibosc present were Danlel f^. ."-Iia.irman.
Ludwlg M. Huben. Alfied f.'abel, Lonis Oesterle. Alfmd
Velt, Jesse Wlliltunu, Cbariaa ilerplch, Phlllp ||orne_ _:
apd.B. Brounold. Rudoiph .\ronson wax appoiut d
terapomr? trensiirer to reoelve the assessmoiu of tl
levled upon each man present. Mark A. Blumenberf
wnd A. <iore will act re_pectlvelv a_> temporarv pren
dent and seoretary until the next meetl.iK. whleh wlll
be held nt ihe same place on n.i dny afternoon. Marra
15. A vote of tliauks wa. (riveu to Mr. htanton far
the ii-j of the m ,in-.
TBE CEXTEXABT OF WESLEY'S D1ATH.
To-day 1* the one hundi-dth annlvomary ef Uie dealh
of John WaaMB, W>o founder of .Vi-thodLlBra. and -Mlerdar
Mi'.hodi.ats all over the <~_rld began tho comnnmioniUon of
tho ooca^lon by approprlate *enlCM ln thelr chuish**,wtilfh
vl'l be coatinued. ln mt.n.v i:a_<e*, all thP woek. ln BBBBM all
tho Method Ut chorrhes of this city, hls life and tuabiry
avero tho subjoct up.>n which the preacher* addrcMod their
i-nnsir-gatloiia yeaterday.
Few servlces wero more Interestlnp tbaa that he|,
in tit. .lames's Methodist __p_eopal Church. Ma_li_oa<
tive. and One hundied-and-twenty-?lxtli-st. The paotor.
the Hev. Dr. J. E. I*i-lce. ln the coniuiunlou 88888 8 "f
tho moralnc, lulrnlnUtered th" wine from the cup
iifced by John Wealey ln the fir?l communion ?erVK8
conduc-red by hlm ln HM CbBKb at Epworth. Tha
eaa la tlie property of t'harlea Wiejtund, Jr.
In the evening Dr. ITIce preac-lied the aeeond In a
MTlei of sermons on "Wealey the Pivaclier," ?? v,? -:????
iho (hi'lstia.i Man and Rellfrfiaia Leader," and "Wealey
tlio Hyaw-WrtMr." The aaaaaa waa delivered from a
piilptt. made of cuie of the pode*tals aud part of tlie
ira.ueworlf of ll.e Origjaal pulplt from wlilrli ,I,)hn
K'aalay preacba-l m citv Road riujiel. London. Thia
pulpll ls owned by Jacob Storv, nnd was bought by hlm
lu loi,0, wheu he and Mr. We-loy Harper were ri*i6
Ing i.ondon, ard City Hoed Cliapel wus undcrgoinf
oilteratloos.
?-?,
fWntA PLAYER8 OATHERISG IX FI.ORIDA.
mbBBmm Ipilaga Fin., Mareb i ffp8e__uV The ton.'
nis tournaiDeut which Is to be pven ander the aus
,,f the Iiilted MabM Natlona1 Lawn ronnis As
HXilaHaa. and which U commandliiR the attention of
teiinls players all 0V8T the countrj' as well la la
FlorMa, arlB bogln here 88 TueMlay mornlng. fMfl
toutoita. 8?gMa and doubles, wlll be played, and tha
MagflB?? I688M ?Tiib Has offei-oal threc prlecs in enert
match, ln iiddltlon to 8 eaaaoM?a prlze In tha
8?gMa. It M tlie lntetitioti of the Mapnilin Club >o
?aba Ihl-s tournarnent a rvinilaff annual alfair. and a
cup wlll be P8l up next year which ls open to chal
lenire. The sin^lo enirles already number over twenty,
a .1 i. many of the best players ln ll.e country ba*6
sisnilled their Inteiuion of conto.-'lnir, the t-ain.ament
glTta promi.-o of provliiK a gi-and sutc-, K. P,
r.ears, ax-Cbaaiplaa of AfcaHaa. aii m. a* referee. and
ma.v poi-ibly enter lu tho doublo- w.rh o. s. camp
!, 11. In tho doubles elght ptttt have entered, and aa
ilio cntii-s do not d088 until to-morrow evenlnp, m?-a
ara oxpocted. only two courts will be u-ed dtirl-ig
Um toeraaaMet, arb_b win begin ai lO_80 .. m. and
, ai. caab day. lha riaglB* arfli ba -'arted fli-^t,
tho 8086?8 BCglBBlBg BB HM 888864 dav. H. ??.
Trcvoi- ?f NVw-Y'.il.. and 11. <i. ??tb Wttl moi,_?
Uie tournarnent. Many ptajrera from h Aaaaattea
,,. aliaad) aotored. ri'i- t.nv.n^wnn U onh aaa
week betore tl.e Tropical rii.onploiishlp TOBraamenl,
whbh la hol.l annually at st. ABfaattaa. The buti-M
aro well lllk'd.
a vau Mra ruAiAOt cmaaa
\ mad doi? ac-ar.' that baa 1-os.ilted in the death of (ea
tMW an.l niuv r.,-'ili _B BM I Mb of a h'.nian MM a8|
,-uri.d at Onaga, B. J.. laaaataay ?aralaa n aMriaa
la Baaa Oraaga, M BaaMglaMaTa. * abBa biMideu. .ha
twmot aalaaiTa waa *?-?? M ia_i -biaagb th,' _tr-nt BbaaB
, ;,.,k, naaa-M _nd blttua al eva_g 1>-t-b?i and d??
m tho Maaat. 18 laaaal i?to south AaBaglaaaaa., and
before lt dl_up|>--ar.-d. blt MBM88 do?? and anappi'd al a*
BBMI P-s.pl--. but l.iippll.V Mt .I"" ?? Th- 88BM 8818 tt
,. Infornad of tv atfair. and hy noon aucceeded l? di?.
poaillR of t-ii d?_r* 8bMB D:>d U-, n blu.-n. Abuut la ?*
ih(? UlMBiaa Iba >sim.- dny: appeared lu I>'v-_i". la
Onuifi., und -.rl'.ii-I.v l?t CbarMa Na il. a w, ll-'.ui.,v?a ,n
sunuioe aiant- Tli- d-,. ???- tha-n Bhot by 1'
-. ,,\,,1 I,, i.i' ,,,,-pltal and th- ??un8
Iwd. Th- arTair ha* 8888(6 ttmmmtBmm HH *
froin BM (:,, t tiiat -B8 abMl Oran_:e autliontl-a
MM8 Ix'-ii .arryliu. on a B_a6 dc,;? war fnr ?ome MBBBj *>?*
ut I-a_.t flfty dnsx. laBM M BMaj I'M.-ina'ly \alua888, ??"?
,:,:,-. Theras la au ordlnanr- In lha
11888?P which piovldoa that,all do^a may be ahot on ?la??.
? -
AS ISTELLlGEST DOG GIYES A FIAE ALABM.
The barking ol ? don early yeata.-day moialnf probably
fcav_d the lhc? of the family M th -V. Mai-, a mima?*a
llvlaj ln Oi-n?., on the Second Mouniain. Maa?. ??
u*ual. atarted oa !>!? '.'!lk ro-ite aboul 4 oMock. A alwrt
tlmo afta-rward hla dwelliBfi caught flre fwin a d?f*<tlva
i!uc. Hia wlfe and ?lx chl'.dreu were asieep ln the ho?w*
The flaniw btiv?tlni B8M BM bi.lld ng cau_c_ a dof aboul
ths houM- u> bark until _b8 ai.imal arouaed t\w? Uirana
tartn handa. who wt ?ic"|)ln? ln the barn. Th*?? ai?a
uulcklv B88BUTB6 ladjlcr*. uud afU'T uiuch dlfLeulty i??.u*d
Mr*. Ma? aai aat ala e?Mraa. They wer* au in ?a^r
nlaht cloth -? Two or Ih* iMili.n m-i- b1ii,"-1 ov*i_?ib8
by -in. U", _r B_8I ro.urU on o.:u^ taU-n MB8 bM frc?B
-uoy.d wlUi it* tO-i-ru**"
Xha in? 8BI aM ttaaai .a.ooo.
TUiOWS 1K0U THEIR Bl h'HY AXD HVRT.
Pr. .Seheard. of Oii?-hundraad-and-Uli-d-*t. aad B-8BV
?v- . BB-M dn\l:ifl wiUi hl* wlfn Uirou?th N_n,H.-?lxi?-'*
MBt-i?iy afUTuoou. w*b uiubl ? U> ,-iMitrul hla hor*e. WBl_J
beoaaH) BMBMBBl at *n 8M8BM6 iralci tn N_DU.-a?"*-. aa*
U?.i_.d tlw laajV aitaluat uue of t'ie -1. .ai,il tmi viV"T
Mra. Ueheard wa* Ihrown out and rovelust a a^a*
wound, aml Dr. Sohc-d wa* tadly ahakcti. Tbay ***
beU ta-ao hecuB.