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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
CBAKOi W T,,E ATTITUDE OF THE GOV?
ERNMENT TOWARD AMERICAN
SHIPPING.
mMBBBBAA* POUTICS-THF. EAGEIUNESS OF CUBA
FOR Rl-XiritOCITY-THE MAV MINIST! r_
TO (TUNA-AN KCCENTltl. SOl'TH
V.KN SKNATOK'K IWKSS.
Waahiuoton. March 1.?Even* one is askinc the
txaet effect of the Honse netion upon the shippit._
iiiri_,ire. BBd wbat w>ll be tl.e exaet result of le:.
aaattaa BB8B ,ne suojcct, of this session. The
(ncr.ds i f tlie shipping interctsts liave not carried
all that thev wish t? carrv. Hat, in point ol
1888. they liave gained n Riihstanti.i victcry. e..;i
si.lerins. the tremcmious oppositiou offere.l by ihe
Democrats a* a body to anything which would
permit the oarryinjt out of tbe ieciprocity policy
..f tbe Attmiuistration. The most aul.stantial
vlctory lie. nt the lnct that the policy of the
(.overnr.ient is ehangcd from one of nctive hes
tility to tl.e shipping interesl? to one of favor
l'be first st*p taken is BB ituportant one an.l will
tindoiihtr-lly _Bt4 to others. lt is also lielleved
thal the hill as amended in llie Honse will he
changrd and raodilied in the eotifere.ice eommit
tees. B> thal the orlfltBa] Senate l.ill will be a^reed
to in the end. Tiiis >>i 11 provi.le.l for Iba pa.v
mer.t of ?- a mile for Auiericau ships liavinir a
sailint. eairoeity of twenty knots; $4 a mile lor
ships BBlHBfl sixteen knots, and $_ a mile for
thoae of tlie tliird rlass below this. There a'e no
Americau BhlfB to-ilay that betBBfl to the lirst elas.
The City af Paris. the City of New-York aml the
last two vessels of the White Star Line are the
only ships in ihe pn_?en$rer trade of iwentv-knot
class. Tliese. li..wever. are nol. under the law,
American ships. an.l, ronse<|iient!y, the btaetbl of
the __nt-cl_t_a will be for ships that are ta be built.
The subsidy pn.posed is a valuahle one, and ia
suf-itieiit t-o lead to the building of such ships.
Tor instanee, the distauee between New-Vork antl
Jirazil ia in the neighborhood of j.OOO niiles, so
thal ve-s.N ..f the thstclass would rceeive $..0,000
i..r the joiirney. This will he an incentive Bi.fll
cicnt for the bitildins' of vessels of this class.
Tlie vessels of the Pacilic Mail Steaniship Company
.?clonit to tlie third class. They would receive
compenaation of $_ dollars a mile umler the
irrla-irnl Senate l.ill. The encouragement afforded
by tlie law niay lead this company to a.ld a
lietter elass of 6hi_>s to their line. It is further
lieltcved tbat the irood cflects from encouraging
the ____aa__8B interests will Im? so clearly
deninns.raicd in Ihe working of this bill lhat
further nieasures will he made possib].. lt is
hartily proha'.le that the next House will do any
lhin_r. They may even attempt to repeal the ex
_8t_J_B_ la?'. This will lie the only drawlmck in
ihe face of buildinj; new lines, the fear that the
law will not be allowed to, stand. So long as the
J.rpublieans are in control in the Senate tlus will
be a sroiindless fear.
Tbe oppositiou to this measure has lieen of Ibe
iii..-t violcnt chara ;t _r. The Democrats appear
t<> rcaliw how mueh tlie Rcpublicans would g.in
from such a policy, and they have used the us.ial
"hub-aboo*' peaiaj t<> siainpedc tiaiu Kepublicans
who are never so happy as when runninu away
from Democratic jeering or when they are trying
io please Democratic eritics. Tbere Las heen the
usual talk about the lohby. Mr. Holmau charged
tliat over ?750,000 had bei.n spent in \\"nshington
in the interest of this raeasure. General Groa
venor, of Ohio, asked him lor proofs, and no
proofs were oflered. Corruption is the easiest
thlng in the world to cbarge, and perhaps the
inost difllcult to prove. The faet that boards of
trade, c.hambers of commerce, and all the great
busiuess interests of the eountry, were auxioua
to have this leglslalion in the interests of the
new reciprocity poliey was ignored by the Demo?
crats. To everything they merely ealled out * Cor?
ruption.'' This has been the one cry against all
nttempts te aid American shipping. The faet
thut the IPacifio Mail Steamship Company might
possibly be one of tbe beneflciaries uuder Ihe act
afforded an opportunity for continued refcrenee
to tlie old Pacltlc Mail scandal of years ago. If
thia steamship company had changed its name at
that time, ihe friends of the Shipping bill would
have had less trouble Bt .Vashington this winter.
llie phrasc Paeific Mail was as good a cry ta
frighten timid provineial membcrs as nny "buga
boon cry ever used lo iutimidate children. Some
of ihe ititerior members looked at it in a narrow
way. One of the shallowest arpuments was, why
shall the intorior t>e laxed for tlie beneilt of the
Mi.board '.' As if ihe _MaBaai_ was not conMautly
lieing taxed for the 1 .-nelit of the Lnterior, and as
if oae part of the eountry could he beiielited with
(Hix the benetit extending to the other part.
George C. Gorham, the former clerk of ihe
Tnited States Senate, said the other day that he
1ook no interest in politics any more. Hc thousht
National politics was dying out at Washington.
"lY.sonal polilics," said he, ''has taken its place.
It is rarc to lind a man in either branch of Con
tress who engages in legislution with nuything
but a personal view. Where is the man to-day
Wlw has a great National issue in hand who is
lonking entirely to the interests of the eountry
and not, te his own?'' Mr. Gorham thinks that
this politieal degeneracy is most clearly shown in
Ihe Senate. There, personal likes and dislikes
ontrol everythibp. and personal jealousies are
most keen end bitter. Mr. Gorham quotes Roscoe
Conkling in makiag the latter say that the trouble
with the Dattad States Senate was that every
man in it was a eandidate for the Presidency, who
IBfarded every person who sueeeeded in arriving
at that hii;h oftice as a personal enemy.
Kx-Minister Foster, who bas just returned from
Havana, say? that eity is packed with ___________*
The heat there is already great. and the town is
aaythlag bal comfortable. He says that Cuba
is in a Had Avay. Her business inlere/ts are
Baartf paialraBi. The island represents a loss
each year to the Spanish Government iu the form
of a deflciency. The taxes collectcd do nol pa.v
the expenr^es of her loeal Governmeut. The great
-si talling off has been in the sugar Industry.
There are a nuraber of reasons for this. The
lugar-planters of Cuba have adopted none of the
modern applianccs for eeonomy in the crushiug of
the eane and the manufaeture of the augar. The
lieet-root sugar industry has beeu the object of all
tiae aafeaa-ta taadar and skiil of Baraae. 1_m aa
bult haa been to produoe sugar at a mueh ehatff-f
rate than is po_.il.le in Cuba with Ihe present ap?
plianccs there. Mr. Foster says that the people
Ifl CflOB are anxions to be taken into the reci?
procity policy under the McKinley bill, so thal
thejr can ?m\ their sa^ar into the United States.
This would help theiu niuch. ln faet, Spain will
probably be obliged to come in to save tha ______
Irom ruin. The increased tax on cigars aml Cabaa
tahaeaa haa bacl a BB-UbbI efteet upon lhat in?
dustry. The rcsult will ?* to keep out of our
markets all of tbe cheaper grades of cigars.
Ih-nrv \V. Hlair. of Manchester, N. H., who BflB
been appointed Minister to China. has Ih-mi in pub
lic life sinoe 187.1. He aerved two tertus in the
House, and, tben, in 1-79, was iirst appointed
to tbe United Statea Senate and afterward c_ecte_i
to another term. He is a man about six feet i.
heifht. He U flfty-8ix years old. He is a man
of large fraine and stout. He wa* borri and
brougbt up in Xew-Hampehire. Hia education
waa in the eommon schoola. He is a blond, with
reddiah, aandy hair. The lower pnrt of his foee
ls lengthened by a long. pointod beard. His eye_
are blue and his BBBB _a_N__fht Hi> BMBpafTl BJ
U high-colored, fair and delicate. H?' la
of tbe most atist.-re luibits. He i:ever .lrinUs
nur amokes. He is an enthiibiastic advocate of all
elaaseti of Velorm Jegislation. ilis idfldfll-OBal
hill apprupriatiiig lar?e aums of money lor ihe
I'-coura-t-iuent of education has lieen before Coa
Btttm tor many years. He has al__J coadn.ted
? Ubor investlgatioo which took testimony all
paajp the eountry concerning the ebaru'ti-r und
Sundit_on of Mork, wages and workni.-u in all
da* prlncipal Statea. Mr. Blair ia an eamest
-TiiliUau, and bis lack of aympatby witb the
prcvailtng sentimont ln politlce has isolatwl hlui
io b eeiialfl .lejrree ln t'ongress. He ik regnnleii,
however, ovon by IhaBC who have not BtwajBJ s.vni
pnthizcl witli his objerts aml nirns ia Congrefcs, ns
un honost, upright nian. Hl niighl, perluipb,
liave ai'Ciinipiisho.l more in C06WI6M in tlio iliree
lion Kousht by him. if bo had beefl lrss uuster,
Hnd bad poss?K-o,l iiiiite politic-nl tiof llis wife
is n niost intolligent aad aeroniplisliecl wonian.
ghe is a writor upon eoeial topios aml has a hiffa
nosition nuionj. writers >,1 her elasa. She has just
linMifil B novol on N' n-Ku_;lai'(l life whioh has
recently bc-on pflhlMhed. lt is nn inten-t i,i_i
rii:ture of tho ohnra. tori'.tit s of tlie jiroplo MMBg
whom she has always liv-J.
Ilorc is tho piotuiv ol tho costnine of a Southorn
spnator which should bo picrervod m thg 16661-1
of tbe fa6bion8 of tlie time. This Senntor \v,,-e
on bi* head a BflBbU aaft blaah hat well puiio,t
over lius oyos. llis BB06f 6661 was dark (jrofn,
mado aa as to button at the throat. Tiider tliut
ho wore a low-bnttoned wnistooat, leaving a white,
shmy tr n.^'lo 6l IIjB bi.irt U8686__ showing, upo-i
which glowed ooral etuds. ilis trouser* W8M
a dark blue, with a lifjhl roc' stripe. Theso
irousers were made niisolutely nkin-tiKlit, lik?
tho tioiiwi- of the Gennan ofticers. They came
down snugly 0Vfr 6 p^ir of low Ovford tie ahoes
tiod with loose. wide ribb.m laopis, Over thia
mornlng costume ho wore ii cliab-eolore.l .-loak
".ined with l.rown. The oallat <>! tho cloak was
a ligbt blue piirple volvot. lt wua caught, at Hm
throat with two bra** 1)8886 ol I .baractor pon
cieruus i-nough for fasloniu^- the baek 'loor of a
stahle. Il was in liiin iirii([iio aml altogether orig
iual attire that Ihe SeoatOI was out mving bla
iTspocts to variotts Dopartnient cllioials. lf any
actor wore to-monow to nttcnipt to introdBM
aaeh :i f.'Stunic as that for tl.e Etagf. in presern
ing a part?who is thoiv who would not think
il an exang.-ratol OoatBBN r.rul who v.ould bolievo
that a Sonator of tbe l'nite.1 States would do.
hlieratoly. ?f his o\v,n mind, elothe liiU'M'll in stteh
ufashion--' T. C. OHAWPORD.
rj.i you recjulrc n house. n farm or a coob. or a
"Mire thing'' in busincs, or a BitaatlOD, or niivthlng
eise' II you do. you should arateb the littlo adver
Usemantfl that appear uaily la The Trlbune.
WBATWILL THE BLRCH G1RL SAY XEXI?
HER LAWYER CAN'T KEF.P VP WITH HER
STOTUES, AND ABANDOXS THE OAlsl.
in naouav.
1-lip. March L?Every body in Islip, L. I., M engcrly
waiting fnr further devclopments in ll.e Hlreh-Watson
eaaa. I'P to a late hour la^t nlght Miaa llorencc
Birch, as far a-. known, had made no more confe--1<>ii
Implicatitig cilher lierself or others ln Ihe burnlng
of her milllncry -toro la that vlllage. ishe is at the
B666I of h,r fathor ln rustody of Dcptity Shcriff
llowland and will rcmaln there until she ls hrought
into court apain to-morrow to aaawer befare Jaatlee
Wailer, of Iiay 8hore. She ls kept sccluded and no
one Ifl allowed tc, commiinicatc with her, by order of
the I'ourt. ?B08 her reaiTe_t, Dr. Will>, the family
physlclan, htw been c.illed a number of times to at
ta-ud Mlss Blnh. II is >aid tbat she ltiy iu <on
vulalons for several ho;ir? aud has had several hysterl
cal Ut-,.
There 1* much enmment over the ac? on of Ihe
authoritics in eiitert*lninf_ the cbaiKC nndc by Mlss
Birch apilnst yoiing Watson, who, she eays. was her
lover aud who sct fire to her milllnc-iy store.. The
feeling ls atrongly ln Wat^ou's favor. _fa68ttl_8tai___ll_t
tliis, the Town Commlttee, who have been worhlug
eanie?tly on ihe mm, declarc, it ls nlleged. thal they
hare traa-ed Watson's moToments conccrnlng hls re
lationi with Miss Birch, and Ihat they have 0*1668OB
to show that he did meet the young woman in New
York and toob her to tl? theati-e, and that they
afterward stopped at a hotel. WaUon and his friends
deny this emphatlcally. and declaie tbat the whole
story made by Mlss Birch ls falsc. to far a* Watson la
concerned.
Wateon BBfa that when hls casa comes up for hear
ing before Justlce Clot-k be wlll prove Ihat he was
not ln Islip at the time Mlss Birch saya he sct flre to
her Ktore. Elllott hmith, who was retalncd tn defeiid
Mlas Blrrh, has beioine disgusted at the dlfferenr
storle- told ly the youug woman, and aa.va he wlll
haee nolhlng more to do wlth the eaaa. Mr I.lre .,
fitlioi of Klorcnce, sav" t.int ho belleves that lf hN
daugbter had been allowed to tell her story in <-c,urt
when sha was ilrst brought before Ju?tlce Cioih, a
clear ^tatement would bave been murte by hor. wlu.-ii
yrould hav? stiow-n the WboM trutli. Mr. Hln-h IU*
Ihat counael for Ids daughter would BOt even pennlt
hlm to te?-tlfv on tho -tand. as he was dc-ir.ui-. of
maklng a plain stateinent of what his daughter had
lold him about the flre. In thi- atatement she con
fe-_ed sbe had set tire to the store. Mr. Btrch bo
lleves that his dantrhter's condition ls such that she
ls not reiiponsiiilo for her act*.
It ls thought that the case wlll end by a eomrnls
slon ol exprns belag appointed to deter_alnc vhether
the wonian is Inaane
1XFORMATIOX FOR CIMBOTUBM,
From The Boston Post.
A lustly Indlguant deigH-BBB iBBda to me an ex
traordinai'v advertlalng circular whleh ho had recdved.
and whl.ii, no doubt. has been M-attcrcd luciadca-t
among tl.e genllenion of hls elotb. it emaaalea fron
the great nnd ?? hustling" city of Chieago, and is headed
thus: ...
The Clergyman s
BUREAU OF INI-'OKMATION
Ko:- All DenoinitU'lloiis.
H bogins with a fi-inii itatea?nl of tho motive--,
which the advertlser 88886888 invariably actuuto
? |>5t "lergyman dealring to ebaage bto Meattoa
knows tlie dlfflcnltlea in the way nf aaceeaj for want
of exaet Informadon in regard to varant partahea.
which. if he tittcnijiis to obtain aarsooaUy, BWIldat
1,aat inahe, M. c-leitloti doubtful, lf not tuiu the tldo
"And uSa'fl tbe nlffloulty which tha adverUsor
Intenda to eare. Havlng had, he BMB on to uta,
Lcveut.oii years exporieixe in the miiiMry, lie hus
ai-c-uniulut'-cl a maas of Informatiou In regard to manv
narshesofallde.iomiiiattons(hemlght perhaps have l,.?n
t,i or c-mplo?ed during thesc neventoon ye,i-s, bni
ei that gaaa) which wlll enal.lo clergymon
io act Intelligently in H.aUIng choke of new
fleld* of labor. etc etc. The fce charged ls
tlw moderato one ot *?_:. Imlf to be paid It^i lulvanee
?ifriSw't nri-nose t<> give credit to .hls brother eteia?
men^tao??PtcK_.n.u-l.?l.'...l iho,,,. ?orli ,?- and h;,If
oi isj-ceiPt of tha deatred lafomaMaa. Among tlie
"mVof Uiformatic.Ti promlaed ara tbe followlng( w.-n
chc-ea poTnta! -S'.lary aaM; nmoun . and w-het!.. i
.aid promptlr or not. The cause* which led Ie the
resi_matlon of the fonner clergvman.
rVlme doubtless this brilllant idea will he 6e>
velop-d fnrtlier, and a detalled roxonl of parlates will
bo obtnti.ed-ono in<-idental raaaJN of whleh wlll be t i
_____ it extrcniely diftlcult for I0BM M them to aro
,uro aiivtlnng lu the abape of a pastor or m-ior. lhi>
to-,1 for example. would liave a detciTent effect.
? Kormcr L>astoi--d,ed of braln tavar owing ? P-rsec u
tlon bv aVilnority la the clmrcir-a . im. tl.at .?irtnally
oci urred ln MaaawrAaaatta yeaw aaa, wlthln my bnowl
?dte on the other haad. what pwpularltv inipht
ac< rue to a churcli of which tlie followlng report conld
sciitor'warden-Rloh, old; two unmarried daughters
(one very pretty). . _,
Junlor wanron-Comfortably off; one unmarried
dauuhtc-r: ea*y golng man.
^stn.__Or.ntn.ned by senior ward?n, who ls coi<
trolled by hls __M_|B8M6,
?-?
FF.R&VASWX THAT DWS'T PERSUADE.
Froin tho veraclous Washlngton I'ost.
CoiiaraaBBiai DaHahrarlh did not n.rao tUo new
Cintiniiati p.istnmster, but he got a gwoo Mory BBI
of iho conte>t, and to a iiihii of Brnjruntn'a flne sensti
of humor aud doeMed M-.v- on elrll aarvlco relonn,
iluit li ao slighi lerompeaae for tho time and trouble
lnvested ln t__8 hiint for "SBOtU.1 When .lohn /.ulil
.n-Ui tl." new aoatraa tar o' I'orkopolis, came to waan
Ineton to b'ok. after ia- i baaeat nc w_-. rarj> macii
tiurnrlscd to Hat:. that hls appoltilniflit was MOg
vigorou.lv uppoMii by Bnllarwortb. He al amm
hi'iited up tno ivbollloiis mcintier and dcmaiuled to
li'iow tba canae af IU unirWidiy a<:tlon.
' -Wall John," aaM Battarworth, ln the mosi aerlou.
tones ba baep? in _4od_, "1 alll lie rerr candid arlili
yoa I ba?e kaaara you a laag taae, Ibtob paaara
?886 ?88, and be?ara yoa irouM aaba aa aaa?l.nl
u Itmaster, but the men who are pruhlng you for
the placo aro iot ol tba rl?hl Blnd. and 1 cannot ieud
lnysol' to thelr polltl.nl n BBBM
l;utterworth'- German eotutitaaal was rery much
surprlsed, and started to nrgn" the caiie.
- No," c-oiitlniii-d Uie Clnrlnnatl Congreaamrji; *? I
cannot rhaiigc- my mind or my racoinineiidutiou
N'.w, John, .ne proper tlilnc for you to do i? i i |Q
wttb me to tlo- Prosfdent anu say to hlm, -Mr. Harr!
aon I have concluded to wiihdraw mv appHcatlon
for thla ofllce, and Bueeest tiiat you appolnt General
Brown to U.e place. He U a poor, one l'gged soldlcr,
nnd I am well off In IhU world's good.s, und cannot
allow ravi^lf to stand ln hls way.'
??Do This." said Butterworth, "and m the future
there wlll bo nothlng too good for yo'.i partv la 1k
stow ou you. Ju-t thinlt of the effect. \our actloi,
v,111 be telegraphed to .he iirw_p_ipcrs. lt wlll b
I'lliitod ln bi_; type aud vvlth btg lieadhi.es, and y.ur
name will !>c ciii Uie Inngue of every man, woman, aud
chlld lo ClnelnnaU."
-| i,, Congr --iii-.ii pnused to note |!io ellc-t ,
anirgaMlon, and ____a_n_4n ?_? n-.i long la aaa ?
, nlon.
"i.i!,," ^aiii be. in a il'h Oantian aee< t, **dot_
aii rlgbl abouil rear pig tfpa uiu; rear pl| baalllnai
1 d ui't glf " lam for dof, or for brown; lt\ Ui
8BB88 1 M.nts. '
i;u'ter*rorth'? constJt.ieiit plrkrd up hl- hai and
Ieft In n.ivUntig but good liuinor, and the gcmal
Congrr?am?n learned a few daya later that Zumtteln
got Just what ho 88688?
Wlien ln search ol morti or workers, l.orae* or ear
riages, board or rootua or reai estate. cormilt The
JriTiuiie'a "llttle adveitlsemenU of tl.o peopla." Yoa
wlll Ind tliem on tlie nlntb pago to-day.
8ELECTI0NS FROM THE MAIL.
woiuaifa pob wbkpiaw f______-&
M0B1 BlO-TATCBl I M ___D__0 POB ______ trnWDOM
Tt? THK CfAft.
To the Editor of Tbo Trlbnne.
Ir: Mon. than 130,000 nignBturri. to th- petltMB M
Un Oaar, ...i i.rhaif ot tin- HbBrtoa eoHaa, haoa beaa
obtalaed, i.ut th..-ebjaet i-. I.. haa. haM .. bb_I_bb_ 1'> |
ir.-nit BBbajPlf i-porta from l.u*_la Have. atoused
baah BMBSBM ln a'l Beheme-s for . Ik*c!il .ir th,. pe.se
(iiiion bati oi IbatfaBbaoaBM Hatiaae aad Ibe la_wa_f
?tab-arn Uberale, who daro tu ?BBart tba O-OIbbit
nf iimiilu.rKl and cifi/.cn'ihi.) n- aadafBtaed !??
. lvlll7.?tlo.i. Tho nuniber of rccpiest., f-.r slcuature
hlaaks tbal conu to the lecretary ls iu exact pro
por.loa te Ibe Ifcaejaaacj of prr^-, ?:_ t_. -s ot the
work. Tlii-. faet 880888 tbal sympathiz.r; in plontv
?TB rcady I.. help as .oon a. th. kno-lril-. of llie
moveme.it I- _88B_M to them.
Tli- _??:? itlon 1-, BtBMel to a fatilt mod*t_.te lu tone.
.o niodei.it' and cuiieous thai Uu-. na MM rejc. t lt
nnlv hy glving the he to her reiterat'-d ..s-iiii'iiccs of
paod f.lii.R toward the AmeW.an people. Ilut this
? I,,. uaiciit mi. e l.rinu sent, the soiicty hopes to ro
?ffflOlsa BB a pci'inaneiit BMOcIatinii ... help oppr.-ssed
Ruaslan* l.y aioiislng the pren- In their bohalf. aml
8] _____ 8__H MSaaa a_ ricorire Kcnnan aud other
corapeteut counsrllors may ndvi.*.. That slmllar a_
soelatioiis else\_i.cre may be eaicouraRed. and that a
paaaral bm____ aud bbUi aCaetaai may _..i-t tatwaafl
tlinni all. the aod .y lias opened c_ri-_*polidenre with
HM ii--'ly t..nnr.i .slhei'iu'i ____?_ Jluniaii. _8C_at|
of Daavar, < oL
Tbe b__mb] to the Caar u iu tabatl of BBBerlaa
Hebrewa, laaa_Barb aa a B__b pr_porti<>n ..f tne n.>ii.
i'ui --.\ilc-. It llebrew, <i ii tl I ho-.- wli.< hav.s iho
\.l\ lla:_e.t _*IU.mici--. BI8 BlflMBt lliva_al.lv of tliat
mic. I_..t". the 888)881 of the I18-I8W I> r e ulions
-in be tabaa up bmbb direciiy; hut f..r tbe B-obmbi
Ibe p li.l.n work i- very c.\ac.in? an.l v.-ry elifTi-itIt
to liandle, b-NBflaa of UM lark of funds to clrrulate tho
papen otdaly aad bring an BB8___-_ad___i of tiic
iiiatter to all rliKsset.
Bereral " polltlrals"' have lately eseaped and regrhed
Anieilca. I'romlnent amonic them ls lsnac Aronovltdi
li...iiviirh, a, youiiR llebrew lawyer, WbBBB st.ny of hi
lifo, lf not a-. thrllllng as the adventurel and sutferlngs
of l.older and more re.K-llitj.ii-. splrits, i> nnu !i in<
paallBf, for H he_r> WltOBM that th.' Ku-sl.m autocra.y
rruahea oat tbe lauiUble amMtU.us of youth, the iu
roatltatlDg pobtlcal -pirit. tbe deatre io elevate Ibe
, tlie i ?? i.nnatli.li to l.e in tou.-h witli 1'
?rt__otn <>i tbe eeatorr. Hueb aaattttee a- ln otbee
...unlil.- inak-- tbe valucd ' .tizen maiic in Baasla tlie
pem nte_ outeaat. To-dajr Mr. Hoorrlteb i> to ai
.lt..? tlie N.-.-?.'<.... hureaii of tlie Sllreiian Bxlle '''"'
tion Aaaoelatton, l.i BofHab, at the Cborrb of tl.e Aa
renslon, at ,'i::io p. m., aitlioimli he baa been -tudyu.i;
(he lancuage i.ut three montlu. Ue !? a pentlemaa ol
amvei-.iM ednration aod of aaoomn. capaclty.
Tlx- pedOon lmpers have lieen rir<iilai<il tlm-. far
mainiy in cbarcb -. coHegea and anu>nR jn-opio oi
lel-uic lmt v.hlle contlnnlng work In this direetion. ti.e
mm i.-tv i. ii.al.in_.' an afforl to bitef the moveajeol w
tbe Knoivledpe of the. R_at indu'-trial rlaaaes lni an_
out of Thls ritv. The i.lanhs ^hollM be clrculatea iu
fB-torle . lodges. ararkahopa, atorea, p.^tHl _tatlon#, en
-iii.- house*, iirti-an achools, a:.| arotblng ?'omen
and flrla, aa \w-ll a-s in pi-ivatc clube -inl boaaea. aii
slunatiir-1 are \_Juab_e, i.ut money ls n.>t expeetea
from tl.e labortng rlaasea: -o for tl.e fund- neces-io
ia i.u-,11 the work ihe aodcty mus| depend upon tno?
who ara able to gtwt. Prtottag, stationery, p
and clorleal aervleee make up (be n.-ln exiie.iisM.
Bubscilpttona will be recelved bjr (be bj-?orar, ?r.
.lohn A. Wveth. No. 007 Ma.lison aye. ; bj the Berra
tarv. ... al Brentano-a, No. ?'? Dotop Bqoaw, wbwe
al-, clrcalara aad bbuika eaa \<o obtaln-4tne-.?
-ecretary. Boa 3,447. General PoBUABtm, "l!l^'"' | .
mail. on appUcaUon, blanKs n. any numl^r de-.ir-_.j_.ia
all
nf,lr'i?Htiui,!''''i'i e's)r,"i.-i'y "u ready"to imi-ea-e it
_a___bt?_ip; faa, n.^ ,r F CLARK S(.),.1.ti,,,..
Kew-York Hure-iu of tbe glbeiiaa Kxiie i .titlon Aaao
.iation. rab. bo, id-O.
KB. UJLI.AKD \M) THI _J_-r__
To tho Editor of The Trlbuna
Blr ? la ord-r ti. it tbere may be no Mlaapprehenalon
on tbe i>art of ti.e poWk aa M my bob?'?eanoc*
-,t ?Tbe Lfljaba1 __ob liamboi,-' ea raeedajr >.ext. i
should leel eUbjad if jw ain |MnaH bm tbe nee ot
vour joi.ri._i u, Btata tbal i irrole lo Mr. iM.ii Arthttr
on February 21 to the eTect that my Il_f88l _B8-bl would
not permlt mc the plcasaiw ot arceptlni: ihe Invitatloii
extended to me by tl.e LaaflM' C_8b UiroiiRh my Iriead
Mr. Wllder and i.im-clf. and that I have before ms
a note from Mi. Arthar exoressiug lOfl-O. at tl.e
ml&toke Obleb le<l t.> tho liiscrtlon of my namo in Uie
pi-elinilnary B8IB_T8fB8 an.l an 8888888-8 that no ref..-r
enie to BM would be made in to-day's BdlMt-BBMiBll.
1 lind, however, Umt the mista'?e baa beeu over
loolied and as I con?lder tho fallur. of an a.t.,r to
appear on any occaakn when be baa _wtbonsed the u-.
ol his naine an art of the gnateat dlaootrteay, Kuh
to the l.ubiir. and _?? thoae ladlea aod genUeman witn
u'ioiii he a__ .? have been a.-Mxlaled, 1 abOOM liku
tne plaln fa__a of tl.e eaao mnde _ui<>wn, as tlie
Uiiidne>-<-s .lown me l.v tbe people ol Ncw-Yort an.l
mv leUow-playera rentler it Imperoave that l s-hould
nol aiiow ti.-'in to .imi- me ao Dl-__-___ered aa to
tc-iider tlKiia an BCt of rudene- . in return
KiiWAl-L) ... WTLLAKD.
New-York, March 1, 1001.
?
CLAIMS OF TIIE: INIVER.-TrY 0* NF.W YORK.
To the Editor of Tbo Trlbnne.
sir: Our ediKa11on.il Institutlons are. at this tlmc re
<elviii?'aii tiiuiv.i.ii aaaouBl ?f Btteat-oa, aad it la gratl
fyhiK lo obeerre that The Tribone and bobm atber
dallles ?_. doinp so nnu !. t,. ;U.l aad fo-ter tba bbb. i-.i
lolaioal ii. our aaata ef Iwinihiff Thr movenu-nt rc
porU<l in Tlio Trlbnne 10 day for inovin? the .ollefdatc
departaaaal of the UBlrenlty al the city of New york
rvrtber apaawa and for hmeailBg the eaivwuieal ei
tbe uiiiv.i-ity is iv.ll Jiitit;... by tlie excellent re;i-ou
>et for.h l.y Vicc ChaaeeOor MaeCraekaa. Permlt me,
dow, ... -u'.-e- ; au ar__uaeal tor geoeroai and Baaeral
conlriljiitioii-, |0 tlii. ea_88 whh h _08 i ot bcen
broogbl iiioiniii'-iitiy i-i pobHc ootleo. Tultion la tlie
ate departaMBl M Ibe untver-ity i.. fr.-e. Ibe
excellent facilitics BOd Mipcrl. in-tni. tlou of thls in
_tltii.ion are ojk-ii to any studeiit of tliia clty who la
able to pa*.. the eatr-.mce exHminations. The nuin>r
of young men admlttixl to UM88 adVaataglM will.
Ihei-cfoi.. be limltec'. only by the _B8BB8 tor pit-ld-Og
taMruettoo pbwad at ile. dispo*ai of Ibe _a__ori-__ of
tho unlversity. Rlch cnilowment- haye rome lo m ui>
eoUeajee wit..out the aftoet beinp felt in BMkiag aa ata
catloi. 8MM accesslble to the youiic ni'-n of our .ouiiti-v.
Tbeae aB_88waMa_B have aencd only t.. toereaae Uw
fa.-illti.-s |ar rcstaic) or tlie enioluments of the in
structors. Thi* haa not tx-en true of the 1'nlversitv
?f tho city of Near York, md lt itiaiTee ^ <-li af "i""
. Itlzen- l.e.-nuse it hai ln the pn.-t -o BOOerOUl lv plitced
Its (rif.R aod opportuiiltl.-s Olthlfl the p-m h ol tlie youth
Of ourclt. and eountry. With compai-.tlvely restrlcted
powen i: baa achlered an anrtable ouoa. u baa glven
.'- fr.-eiv a- it baa loeeirad, cti.i floee k boa beea
??fiiithfiil ln thal whleh la len-t" li ooghl to be nu.de
- rulei- over Maeh." Thls -fB-8_ mny have the more
weight if 1 add that lt la .iiilrr'y nnaoUctted and that
i am ii.it lolatad even denomlna-toaaUy to the abl
ver.ity THhO. A. K GBMLKR.
New-York, Feb. S_T, 1801.
yiK. CiLADST.iXE'.S NFAV W'f.itl).
To the Editor of Tha Trlbuna
iSlr: Your London coii-espondent, H. W. L., in ?
lottcr printed iu yonr toeae of Baadagr, labraary BB,
attrlbutes t<< Mr. OtadatOBM tlie colnugn Od the wonl
" 881(881,' able* he heard him apply to Dinraeli
The wor.l niay b? now to Mr. i;lad_ton. and to yo'ir
.one-ii.ii.ilent. Itut on rffereuce to 88 artlcle 08
Douglas Jerrold, prlnted In tlie. old " KnlrkcrbMBt 9
Mag_-Tl**t" -d Novembfr. 1800, it will be found to lie
Iheie used. 1 have not the inapzlue at luiiid, M
cannot atate ihe paaa. DtoraeM ^am <>.* Oladatoae that
ho wa- -it man wlthout a Miifle isdeemlu_; vi?e.M
lie that as lt may, atlll, It. the oplnlon of BUVB7, BB
will have a suftl.iwiit niinilier ..f iloa t<? atone t.<r t"
;,? read.v to eacapa tbal of word-nianufacturc. M. A.
' PhlladclBtua, Peb. 88, isui.
DOWlfON TIIE WIIISTLEIJ.
To the Editor of The Trlbune.
Blr: Theie la a imi-mice to the trarMling pahUa
acalu-t wliich 1 baaa Ba yet ayen no protest. I rrfer
vbtotHag tieiid. Tbeae paaai mc. are aii of
ei..- tjrpa, tba laaw h lea with no |M_-8_ahres, and the
B eoad-Baad t<> a point where phreii'.
onjaa uf i_tf-eoe_8tt. where it Panoa an arute
au^le. Tba WbtoUlag 8ead enters a .rowd'-d . ar. BttB
iowa and lie-lns U> whlstle, generally a bar and B
half of -.otne well-k.iown iBflB. M? whlstle. the samo
notes over and over BfB-B, callous to tl.e inijiatleiit
i.li or tbe liidlcuatlon of othfr Pi. ntlj (ne
rondnrtor eaBi out tbe ii_nie of another statlon, aod tae
whlstling llcnd rutlre . v. hMllng to the la-t. lmt did
he know thu lt. h tlmt eveiy toe feola to glve him u flnal
1.1,-t. as ho con, I thlni: ttuit touiiu inau would abstaln
from bU whutin.g. JOH.. ORI mi.i.,
Lat- Colonel Abnugger lrrtgulurs.
New-York, Feb. __J, la91.
NEED OF eCHOOLS ON NAVAL VESSELS.
To 11> e Editor of The Trlbune
Mr: I was aurprlsed and dlaappolnted on reading
your l.pl.al and able art.. le on the reqnlrementa ol
,l,? i, Navy In Il?t faturday's Trlhune to
Bad "ia. roa BBd nothlne t_i s.y about ln
lower k>ad_a of tba Barolea. withn t
.i letter fn.m an uj.pientl. e l.oi Ml
- oer Ualtad st....-^ trBladoa aadao, to wtBtB be
-t it. .1 thal tbero was do arliool on board hia ahip.
I Velleve that th*r_ U uu. h isagltnent or -hlp ln tlia
i rl'll li service wlthout carefiil arningenieiits for tha
.-ducatlon of all hands and _chool la fompuUory <>n tne
-.on ton.i.ii^sioi..-d unioera. (I. MAU.'.ILM.
' w____a__8B. Feb. _... laei.
_.
fmBMtBBBf ARKIYAI.S AT THE HOTEI*
plFTH AVl Bl I" I Maror John A. IWh . at CM
ia.-.. and A. T. Oonboiu, of ClarlujiaO. " 01I__EY?-'o_a
oiBU-ur -Mwla T. Wood-aid, lf, b. Karj, _I0FFMA?\
,, Ht/lmgh baa, of Vlrplnla. MBJUUY BllX
iirfB^inan Cb.Iob Fren.h. of (oiiih-i t:,u.. KTL'K
Tr.VAXT-.Si-iiator HBM Sh.ard, of Llttlu KalK B. t.
GLANCES HELii: AND THERE.
-Ing of F/igfl-h foiiiil* thi iar81_a| 0_ B llarvard
graduate :ii. reading a B8 I Wblab aobaaaty
688?881 thal !la:vaid 888 Ihe gr.at F.u.t-m ' I
_BI Thlf "There i n't ouough i-htig currout ti.
llarvard,'' lie -aid, " to enahlo 8 man lo a:_1'_ wlth I
OBflfbraM |M hiioen minuies witiiout eta?mBag liiin
NM l-ealci,. And all HM slang BB86 at. llxrvurd K
local, referrlug ta Ihe eeUflgfl ItaaK It nppllc.
in araaaaaota, radtaUoaa. Bnaair, study and atblattea.
Wbaa a Barrbrg man omits a raMMIloa or tooBni ba
"' BtV ii. Miaa ha is - nd; ISg hard he 'gr.'uds.' LH_8
harg Miidi'in I. I friaa? nnd B v.ry hard siuui'iit
I 'lunghaired grlnd.' The man who smlrks
au laatraetor, laaghi at _n Ma bM Jobaa ."d earrlea
favor lu oiiu'i wayi i- ? ?-..ipo.' hut i yoad cx
pr.-s.ioii., ol thi* Und which would Bwae abaohitely
nothlng oal Ide of rollege, the llarvard nndergra.
-Cqalita no _iaag phraaes. Indeed, he rather sn eta
;'t slaiig, for tho averago llarvard man pildo. hhaself
,p|i betag iibove snch tlilngs and thM 808?8 18 often
n.akes him very rhlli-abM
A man who prldes hlmself on spelling correctly ns
8 u-aial thlug cunfessed ffle other day that a. tlmcs
he "went all to plecei." on hls spelling. "I haven't
Ju-t dciidiil how to account for It," he cxplalr.ed.
"1 thlnk, however. tiiat It must be ray llver. 1 fauoy
tlui I -]?-!! |,y Tueiiio'y aud what I <a)I linrinony. 1
?688 au evcllent M888817 a:i<l BM 168811 how th.i
wari saghl to look whon it. i- vuht'ii aat Thaa when
-',,:,l BB?Ipell'.cf li |ai8 88 nio. Tba."- 8b8l
1 Ball lpeU.Bg l,y hiinaoiiy When u ailtlBU word
abaeha my earvaa i know that u i. BtMapiBala aat
8888 my Iiiii- i- out of order e.eiy thing (bOBbl tlu'tn
8 thal only my memory C68 serve nio. 1 fic<tu_ntly
886, IbOBgh, that 88888 thaaa i iirum-i.'-iii"--. M]
memory i, treaeheiflaa. i raeall a eaaa vhtefc paaal <i
"i" tba otber d;iy. i waa writing ehanpagne aad
'Peileg it -i hampalgn.' Oflea tlio i t e. - were iu luk
? aja t ii.ii n was arnag. i icraiebed oal tha word
and nwrota it. ipalUiug it 'ehampagae.' That <i!-i boi
'" ?? just right and for ii 188886 I 888 tcinpie<l to
i oit the fluai --C." Mv meenory ierve6 bm
al thi, polnt. f?r I recalled ha. ing aeaa the WOTd
Pnnted ln a iiewnpapor that mornlng aud It stood be?
fore BM ln tlaming tetters. Tlio polnt whh-h 1 wttb tfl
iiiiike a tha. this wonl uevor before gave me anv
trouble. Don't you thlnk. IbMAB-H, that lfs (he llver";
'' l ihOBli Ihlnl;," said a i-lubinan. "that the prr./.nt,
tondaaaa ,'?r etaba would tbrow proprietoi- of
rants into _ pmMk . It slmply M_8B8 that mon who aro
abM to 19886 888868 for fl_BB8ffl aml wlncs prefer to
havo thelr ciijii', inc.it ln places wlicr aro to
Baoabai ol MeaBa, and alawsl equally sare ol
aroMtag peoste wboa_ tbey di-ni.o ,,r ln whom tbe
tahe bo iM'-io-t. Taaa there 18 the sen_o of preprletois
?Up alwapi laHerlag ia6 aool??g. in 086*8 etab
one fc-eW more at home (I1a.11 he can Iti any pnbllo
i-estaurant. llc Is part of the authorlty aud coaueaadfl
f"i- tbal reabo'i an auiount of lonsidcraton wblch is
i ot ahray- jrivon Iii ni ln public pl.ic-s, lunvov
tba -ervico and howevw inu .-li ii;o proptietor* them
deali. i<. pieaaa Mm. Agalo, tbe notl ,,, of i .
operation i- teductlve, Club* may or nu noi ? ????( mon;
iii.ui for man tbal restaoianta, i,ut,.belleve* lhal Im
is aajejlng prlvHegea al hla elab whleh cost him lesa
than they wooM rost him If ho wero ln aome otlier
dltdng-halL Beyond all ihl, there 18 th. _allrfartlon
of know ug tbal no ?tip-,' can inilii'Miri- jronr nen'ai.ts
ono way or the other. in tho ono lilnc- you
0bt_ln ct'italn reatUM ln aervlce and ctli-r ,-n
temloni l,y an cxpi-ndlti.ro of dollars and eenta,
in iho otber jroa obtaln tbe atune i---uii- by reaaon
of your powen aral 'iirlii- as a COrporata .sharer ln
the bcncflt-, of ilic wliole.*'
A man recutly returned from Kurope altended a
pariar_aaaee of Barahaiat ln Maar-Yorfe vhara there
aaa ? 86a] "i iHiaBflafa-illaii M oea toag wuit hetareea
the aeta. AmwIibiib wBl gnnnbie at iaeh tbinga, imt
_oagh he waa aa AaMrieaa ho dii net iaen to _aiad
ih.' il'-l,iy in (ho lllglltBflt " We A.nori, ans,'' bfl I|M,
?'are too ImpaHcml Wa ar^, alwaya ln a hai
end our phiiKuies, as lf tho end wero Inl tor thau tlie
aallatpatlee, ih? Baapaasa or iiu; aetaal enjojraient
The ln-t time 1 -saw Ih rnhardt was in Italy. There
wus aaa aalt lietvieen the aWs of ;iu hour aad I
half. Tho Itallans Mit perfeetly unmovod throegl?at
It all. Theia* were 80 cries, no shimplng Of fOM, no
ImiKitlent fluttcring nf fans. When tho aetreaa flnally
api-cured, ifter I had nenrly died fi-om fatlgae, she was
groeted with BppMasa and tho play W8W BB BB it
nothlng had ?ippetia6 to mar the perfbrmaaoo. Aftar
Ihat hour ;iad a half thla wult _ceins trlvla_L"
People w!io are not aciuainted wlth tho int:rior of
old boabataraa do not know what they mi-s. A-iilo
from tho, ,|iii,-tne>R of Ihe place,, HM dn-ty and "dog
lofBreB" appearaaee <>f ihe Bvaera of the ihapa, .md
tha latareal that attaebH Ie Ihaai vha heaaaol such
[ilaiies, there are the books thonwlves to ?8B8 oue
Vfl?6ar. They are worthy of 088*8 interc-t if imt of
I.i. I. jii-it. There ls tho dliiry h'-pt in a m-at _IBl
of Mr. Brewn 'wiv baek la ihe "tweal?6." Mr.
Brawa may have been a olerk or a BBM out af work
bemoaning hU futo, but it N iBterest?ig t" uoto thal
?To:iii_!it I attended the ihcatre at ?." Thi- ic
dOWalowa 88 far 868 lliat you woncb-r if a theatre
evor W8fl iu muIi B plBOB. Ho tel!- you al-o thal hc
,all'-<l ou hia fiiiid "Mr. so and -).'' Wm livod th. u
ahere greal hrieb wBrehaaaea or nerehanta' buildings
to-day. -Thi- aft-rnoon," ha laya, ?? i walbad
? iuivis. i M the -ca -wall and vlowed Ihe baay harbor
whleh tosaaag wlth rarioaa eiaft." Wbaa wa wall to
ibe iiattorv in theaa daya we do noi walb aeroaa, bul
rlde "ilouii." ll- wlll, whtta be la crlttclslntc hla
frlends the ptoye and himaelf, give you yaluabla m
formatlon about Bew-Yorh serenty yeaia ago. Only
his writing is rr.iMv Irritatlng. wlth Its wlld "ffl
an.l it- pilm n-_ulaiit v. All thli you may obtuh for
-.-. ent- ?.r -omi-iini'-' 3 ,'-ni-. bo ?-?..ms tp know
how ihe dlary found l'- way to tho baaement of an oM
book _tore bal tt'- ih"tv. and lt'? wortb your attcntion.
You may have also for a trirtlnc sura a family phol i
.1, uh album. Nothlng ln lt worth looklng atl Woll.
,,,. ,|?- ?tj I and f "h.oi - Of thn-o or four
wneratlons ago. " Yon have Ih-m ln your own mmlly
portralt?, ii b. tn.-'. bul you look ..t..Ihoaa pl, l..r-. not
br lha droaa, but the taeea, Ir* tho ol(l ,,,)"k *****,
"I am glad," "aid the clever woman, who has
not nppcared Ifl this column for a long time, -fo ?eo
that tba neavpapen bto gHrtng bobm of their -atln
gn?bad -OBaMerBtbrn' to tbe 'wwaber flea.' Ifow, i
aai not willing to ad.iilt thal I do not take a good
.1, ii of bitereat Ib Otodatoae, the Balgarlaa gaeatioe,
th,' Tripk Allhuiio and our own at.airs of Bt*i
tin:inoe. I'rthap- it Ifl I'ccauso I llke to know a llltlo
alxuit tlio things lu which my father and husband and
boiis aro interested In. However. that tfl ncllher liere
nor there. I am a woman. I have my 8388. That
1? my llr.-t tluiught and care. 8o, when I Und the
Bewsaasarfl .U'v?ing ralaable _paoo to ho_aae, ta
W8BMB and to their affairs, I thinli better of tlua
BebVpaaerfl and better of women. Why shouldn't 88
ha?8 "ur im:i share ln our own part of the papcr 1
Why abeuldn't we 8ben we don't fcei l_8 reading
BbOtti C'ongres* flud something about fa-hions or aboul
nome prctty thing for one'? homel Don't. oor iiub
bauds bay for Bfl the papers whi.-h wo lilto oo-t
Thon we oii-ht to be ronsldered by those papera.'
?Well. aien't ycnl* nsiod the man. "Of eoorse wa
aro now," wa. tba aaswar. "Bal thafs my polnt.
Men are onlr now waklng u>. to the fact that wo
want our mews.' Sa* I Bay I am glad that they are
Many people thlnlt that tho acn'ant of th* publlc
ls always oon-idering the futurc wlien he takea a step
t<> fuvor any one. Hero 1? what a inan ln publlc llfo
ways of thU oplnlon: "When I am Ifl my offlco any
aaa Whoae bustness bring-i him luto any r.?tion wlth
my department has a right to call upon me and to lav
llfl case befora me. I l.^ay not agrwe wlth hlm. I
nmy docid? against 1dm. jut it la Ua right to be
heard, and I am ln my oflice to hear hlm. So w_MB
? ui" of you itaaapapia men comca nnd nipa ni; out of
bad I got up. I may be awfully sleepy and tlred. I
Biay kBOa that I can't tell you what, you want to
know. but I am tl.e servant of the publlc, and when
o.ver a mau ha- a BBMB. rifM to Wh tav opinion I
have ta sn.ile and do tlw best I oan." Men ln publlfl
Ti?- imgreaalon tbat tbey are un
wllllng to be Intenupted ls errone.ui-. But they are
v.ry la.-y. Tbey are eaaer t?. got through with one
iitah lha. they mav fc" oa to tba next. il ls not
atirprialng, Iherefore, that wi.en ono call- Bpon ?
,,n? Lal he lind- a t,n-v mr.n eatlug hl_ OBChec .
a t!:e i-_|,oi-, and talklng to hii caller all at the
aatna 0___e, if- tbe _aaM old st.uy of OBaaar and his
?? atenocraDbera." Caesar pmbably did not llke to dle
Uta to s'voii men and a. ihe 1808 timei 1
i all< i-. He l_ad to do It to gct tlirough wlth hls WOfft
lt aaBBaaa BB8." B6M MM man frcm. New-Kngland,
?t', haar BB thi. talk about runnlng awav f.om tho
'Down Ka*t Statea.' One would suppoae ihat an able
bodifBl man. worh a* he mlght. could not make lils
bread and butter ln the good old states. Dost yaa
know that many of our young men are plllng up for
tunea to-day ln the Down Eait 8tatea! Take the
htate of Maine. There lsn't a better State ln tho
Inlon today for a >oung man of
brnlns, euergy and pluck to begln Ufe ta than
Malne. The opportnnltle-.. though perhapi._ not so
alluring. are J.ut as great there aa they are BOywharo
for tbe ararafe man. The northern part of Malne
??? Md frae to ne? -.cltlor-. ..- the tte t. II l?
,!la ., ne- roui ii v. Tlie young men ol
I that ln recenl yeara- They have aooe
i t, AnKistook founty to make fortuiiea. Md Ihej
an- i-ucceedlng. Tbej are getting ? ra Imad Into th.-i.
rouiitrv. aodwhan they have acromplishod tbatrtaak
roa m.II haar from a i.ew eoantry-a new part ol Majtoa
tiiat every oue wlll be proud of. This (ountry l? not
ove.- inhabi.ed yet" ^_____
"There 1< another thing which make* me sniilc."
.?..! ih- rt.fender of the "Down BBat- part of U.e
country. "I heard one of ihe b?it i.ifornicd men lu
thlB country the otlier evening speak of Malne a* a
?Htate of sumroer boa-_ng-l_oa_Oll., Now, I know a
thing or t?o about Maine, and ln Uiat dtata __nu.n.erj
be_]____r-Maaaa Bl- as rare aa lelclos Bt tlie equ_tor.
POapto ','et tba Id.-.i from Har llarbor. Mount Det-ori
inore properlv. and other places of the klnd. tl>_? Kafae
ha-. reoently devel .;.<'d Into u wholesaie bo_.r_liig-h'_!-.\
II,,t l-n'i -??>? You tin.l these summer rr-ort- on taa
<-,,_,-_. lmt go back ? little and 'Malne l? the same BM
Malne.'?
OMTUARY.
JACKSQS & S'lICLTZ.
JBefcaOfl 8. Bebalta, tbo well taMWB leather men-liant
of CSI ? terday uftemoon at his home. No.
? nte.-iitli -i.. from dlabetr.. He had been
-i-k flaee Chrlstiiia;, Bfld all hope of his re<ovcry wa*
Riven np aboat two wu.k? a*o. Klnco then he ha?
bflefl ?i_du_lly ?_____# Ile was a publlc spirited
BBBB, and cv.-n when hg IflMW that there waa no hopo
?.r his raeonry, ha had tba daiiy p_i*rs iwd m Um
|a evei-..thl.ig that waa goln*
08, Tho fa. t Of M - has bcen kept qulct, be
rause ho -..i.ies-.d a de...? not to havo any vl-tor-,
BBd his i88taf f<ai?l that vlslta from his friends
would Irirrea-. the daiilters of his llinivs.
Mr. BebBlta was bara la Dutches. County ln 1*13
and in IBBJ he sticcecded to tho -OBB-BBB of his father,
Abraham I. S.hultz, a leuther mereluuit at No :.7
Ferry -t. YOBBC Mr. SehaltB at onco took liold of the
baaUMM with tba aaerp and lntolllgence whi.-h havo
always dlellBIIlllbad MM and in s few )W-'* bi- BrM
was tlie tolfBBt toather honse in tlie world aud h_
ever alaea held a Ugh idaea to the HarnantOa btotorjr
,,, ua aoaatrr. to laaf hc took toto portoer
iblp Haaad N. Veaao with Iba fna bbbm n
Yooag tt Bebalta. Io lSfli Ma C. Boatbab* be
catae a neaaher <.f tbe Baa, Iba name of irUeb araa
tbaa (baaoed to.aj, B_aalto <fc co.. and _aa_aba__aea
aara opeoed at Bo, 111 CBtt- -:. Ifl lOOd Ur. Toubb
.lici. an.l Xbeodoei SehaBa Jolbad the lirm. whi.h b*>
(,,ii.? baown m Bebalta, Beathwtrfe <fc co. in lsTi
IflflMB II. l'.-.-.w-il WM tobaa Into the t'.rui. wh.< h
tbroagb aii tbeae ebaaaaa bbb. eaaaailaf Ha ba
to aii parto ol the bobU aaiat iba |B_d_ae Baatoa
of Mr. Bebalta, On Oetobar 17, ih?:. Ur. BebBlta
foimaii.' JBthW- froai baalnaM, after harlai Beea la
acthre oorl lar tortr-ta years. iiis s..n. Loole n.,
Bad him ta tbe Bno, wUaft took 18a ..an.e of
Bebalta, laoee .v Co,
[BaBMaef btaaHM-Tbae ? le Ur. Ochatta aaa
for many jreara pra_-__Bly latoreetod to toeal ro
tonas, aad eeperiaUy aa to Iba Btoeet rteaatoB and
tranaH praUeaM, to vhi. li ha devoted mueh
?f his nan Ume aud tbongbt, Ita h.-M aemal
onbllo offleee. and in all tbeae po .tion- WougM
0 bcar (be energy and clearalghtodne-a o!
nl. (ratoed rolnd and bnalneae .joethoda. ln
March 18 ?'. Mr. SchultJ was appointed l.y Uie < ?<>\
_rnor a Banitary CunimUaloner for Bw MetfopaUUn
ivlii-e Dlatrict ror a tenn ol thre; jreara. K? a Baoi
??? commlaaloner he fulffltod ihe datlea o a com
n ? -:,.n <-t- oftbe moderti Board. of lleaUhcomWned all
thoae of tlie board of Bxetoc, the ramWned Santtarr
n i'i-c <???::.-i oeri cou.taotlng the Board of
i e.lth and K\. ? foi ii.- Mctr.ipolTtan DUtriet,
He araa for many {Oja a member of the Uak*
Leacue Club, a.i.i at one Ume was Ita preaident He
;,,.,, ;, mctuber 61 tbe Beforni pub.
1,1 18T3 Pre-ident ttranl appointed him a ConunlMloner
the Vlenna Internit-onal Bapoaltlon oa (be rep
Iwaentatlve od thia co-.tntry- H" wa- aHmya .a Ba
',,,';,?? in p-.uti. . aad beltoved a_-o_a__ar to tha
nrlnciuto- "f hbi partv.
' Mr. Behnlte waa mnrried twlee ?'?'' bla leeond wife
nutllvea him. He leavea oaa bob and two daafbtan,
v;;:::;,:,,-'ni;:!i,-p.:,;.-:.i ui >.,.n- b*?**
< hturh. l-'oiirth ave. aud Twcntictlt-st.. ou riuti-sday
at 10:30 a. ni.
?-?
JAMl'.s WOODBUFF KoMEYN.
Jame- WoodroB Koiu'-.v... who dicd suddenly tosl
Iboradajr at hla tanoa, Ifo. 800 Weat rifty-eventh-t..
waa bota at Detrolt, Mto-u, la 1080. Hla Batber
aaa a leadtog meniber of the Bar to K____8-__ iio
eatared Cotoi-bia OoUefe, batof BradiiBlai wltb iho
,1.-,- e Od B. A. i . 1858, He rciurued to Uetroit aud
; up.,.. UM study of law iu Ua fatiicr's ofiice.
i;.. vae aBnlttod to tbe bar ol <hc Mipn...,- c.mrt ln
1_80, and woh an aetlve part ln 1)'-,,1'"'r'Jt',,(Vi<o1'^
ln M-ehlgan, and wa_ elected to Oni___--_ in 1888, ana
u,:;;"v;;:., BWi-W%ib **m n*s?
Infai.iv and held tlie rank of r__4oo_l and major
i. ii ir,-_ - ..1 hl-. M__e. He was for a second timo
Bto!?_?-2S- TU 188_rknd to 188.1 wa, appolnW
C , ul t Vai-a;;.--.. Ile re.nalaed at \.>lpnn_;so
u i June. ,..?,. when be retaraad to *<?")<>* *?
,!?, intenUon oi leaumlng tbe practice of Uw, Ho
leaves a wife. His burial wlllbe iu Detrolt.
JOHU T. HILL.
Johu T. llill. ptesldcnt of tlie -fflatb Nntional r.aak
Of tlii- city. dled y.-i.-.ii iy afiernoon at Ua IMBM U
\ew-i';rnii ?:? h, V, .1. He laad uot been tn BOOd
bealtb lor MOeral years, and for tho last few mouths
h-i baaa Ba-brlag from throat trouble. Hc wns
aboat tifty-two years old. He camo of an old N.-w
-.i. | fiinily. his fiulicr, MbB B> Hfl. havinp
beea preaMenl of a Baw-__ra__r?rleb beok tor may
rears. Mr. HU1 had beea asaoctoted with, (he Blatn
National Bank slnce Ita organlaatlon ln 1 ae*. ua
hec.n a.s pailng toller, tbea beeome eaahler, then
vj.-e pre-ldent, aoid afterward president, a place whl.-h
he bad beld for Bsventeen reari lie wh-. at one
time eonnect-d with the _?ar_ Baak. aud dnrmg aba
war MTTBd U malor >>: a New Jer_ey reglment. Ile
leaves a wife aud three <hi!dr..-n.
_>
JOHX ALBXAVDUB siIRIVF.n.
Pnltimore, March 1 tBpeetal). Jobfl Alc._.nder
Bhrivor, piaaMeot ol tha El-Oaaoa llne of steamers.
<i:. <i t-xiiiy,.after a toBg inaaaa Be was tba eall
,,u ot (he toto Jota Bhulto Bhrbrer, and wa.s '., ..-n to
l;altliii..if in 1831. Tha Baa of the propel'.-r. |B > . 1
by BMeaaoa. waa Bral broa_bl Into proniinenre by tbe
Ki-i.-- on I.ine, whleh W88 BBBMd iu honor of the m
v.-i.tMi-. Boob after tjm -Brlcaaoa Uao t> PbUaOelphta
was BtBlted, tba Ncw-Yorb and BatttoMrS TransporU
BOB I.ine was iticoipOtatad by the same company, and
oadet Br. Bbri.-T'i awBBQaBMBt and pnaliaBCl aaa
oqaally Baeeeeal--. "' 1880 Ut. shrlvcr Baarrled
oiivto i'l.-i -I-. daughier of (ba late Lawrenea J. Breo
ip ,,. i;,... ?;?;, i.. Md. Mr. Shrlver never held anv
nubUf "tn.-. althongh he had always been tatere-ted u
the wclfare of tlll. clty and coonected with nearly
every buslni _a ente_prt_e. ln 1883 he wm appointoO
bv f're-i.; nt Artliiir u Unlted Htatw Deleiratc lo the
intornathmal Exhlbitlon at Ainalet-am. Wr. Sbnver
waa a Ufe-long RepubUcan, aod a atrong Unlon man
durlna the war. He had been a vestryin.n of Bmrnan
uel l'rot-T,.,t Eplawopal Chnrch for a iiuinber of yea.s
nnd did i.iu.h for lt-- improvement and advancemeiitJ
Ho wa. a <li.e..or In the N_.tienu! Fanoere and i ._nte.-s
iank-; a.-.d ln tiie 1 :.r.ne..'s Iii8uii..ice ( ompa.iy o
1 althn. .v. as well aa belna inlei-sted ln *ev -ml Other
lian s ui. tostltuttona of this clty. He leaves a wUb.
o__ daashba. Mrs. Thonaa R. (Tondine... and four
",iw Fr.?dn!.\ Shrlver. John B. Shrlver. a well kuown
newspaper ..?rr.-.p.nd-n. at WMhtngton; tlarmiee
BbrlTOT aud J. Alcxis shrlver.
HESTBT C. KVOWLT05.
Boaton. March 1 (sI>ot.|ali.-Heiiry C. Knov.lton. of
Gardaer, Ma.ss.. u dead. He was ? Beaaber of tha taa
Of ... .t H. C. Knowlton. ebalr manufactcrers, and was
born iu a ..Held, Ma--.. oa Deee-obar '_4, 183... ile
llTCd la Oaidner -toHng the greater part Of his life.
I? 1868 IM inoved to Cleveland, Oblo, and for sevenl
tiHed tba I'lace of ma-tcr mechanle ln a ch.ir
ihon Iii 1808 he irturned to (iartner and went Into
biialnesa with hla brother, Aaaastaa Knowlton. aud
ri, liiuler Derbr. In Ainmst Mr. Knowlton und his
, i i!!rVo,?.e!l the linn ef A. & H. C. Knowlton Thls
inn i.-.s h-i.t a ancreaafol and honornbie career for the
' t vV , s? i .-- v.-ar . Th- trade la Uidebted to him
[,,.- ev.rai lal.o: __v_lg Inventloc.a. In 1875 Uo repre
Moted Oardner 1.1 the Lesjtototara.
- ->
UBA K. M. IIIBBS.
Asburv I'arlc. N. J.. March 1 (808.181. -Mra. Eveline
M Illb'os who had baaa for nearlv twenty yeara a
rcaidael oi Oeeaa Caara. W. J-. dled Uat week at
Wlndw, V. J. Bba was slxty-eight yenrs of age.
and bad BBBB tor maoy vear.. pmmlTientlv tdentitU'jt
with the rariooa beaevoMaJ movement. "' 1|""X*_J
.-list Knl-'-oi.al Chnrch. Bbe f.muded Ellm Coll-jte,
- tun ,-?? l.enie for Bged mtajatera, to OoearMOjoa/a.
Mra Hlbb- waa an aani of Mrs. Jamea A. nrodle},
tho wifo of the founder of Asbury Parlt.
? -
.11 ?_)<..-. CHAKLRS H. 1'HKLPS.
Burlluaton, lowa. March 1 (-peclal).-Judge Charlea
ii PbetBa, wba pre .d..d on this distrlct court bench
for many raan in thls city. dled of |BBIMIB_a tMa
80B_a_ ,
CHAULES K. DCSKN'nURY.
Charlea K. liuwtibury. who for many yeai. wma pro
m-iotor of th" hat atore ln the Aator Houaa, dled ofl bat
Ziaj n,omln_ at hla home, No. 183 Su-aex-at. Jeraer
Clty He waa almost aeveoty-two years old. He aroae
about 6 o'.-lock ln the mori.Uig and dreaaed. Then he
.?nniDlBlned of not belnjr woll. amt lar down. Ho dled a
e? mSSrati lau-r. Vounty l'hv.l.lil- _.oav?i*i pro
nouoc-d ths cawe of drath apoplexy.
?
COLONEL W. W. OATHK.
v_-hvllla. Marth 1-Colonel W. W. Oatea. BM oldeat
iBBjiaaUrt ln Tenaeaaee. dl.d at Jackaon to-day at Ua iage
I..T-T >VU18." H? waa the laat of the calebratad
l._.d?Ta of the Whlg party liiUie South.
Ti'IU. C0.YC_._:SS BAMB THE BBJJ PBZSIDEST?
From Tlie aj__b-_ft8a I
Mr. ch-veiand's niver Wtter Mid the attttada of tt;
two irreut pi.iti.- ... the BnuntUI quc-thm haye lud
the eifc. i ol cvernl .^iixb- P^bn?l" ...
next yei.r'- _, J el-.. tlou. It 1? u**?'t1'lf;
_hould Mr. Ctevelun-tV- the Demomtic ii_Mi.lj.ee. ?hat
iho Albanr.tlon ol the Deiuocraer wi-uUlb.ni aith
thclr liepul.li. uu brethren mid or_8l__a .? Uiird ptirty.
?ihH wunld mcan thrwe aeU >l ITesM'.ituI el.H-toi. ln
nuiny of Ihe Btate*, "'.<' B C'imW.iaili.ii of thia Blnd
w.iuid be r re to i-ai.nre ti shuro ot the electoiwl voies,
nnd perhaps enough to throw tlie elecU.m Into the
ghould Uie -l-.tlon ta thrawu i_to _he Houso ot B?P
resenUtlves the mcml*- elccted to tl.e LTM r int-w
wonld inaki up the t nal rrturnlng bo-ird ?f rhe ne*
conteat, and tbelr de.. wwU i- HnaL lu
?uch ii contlngciUy the Dem^cmt.c ..n-utat - w.?ici
hare a great adroatage, prosi'icd the partv ..niofeiie ?*
over the finnncl ,1 ,,,,-tlui woie not ?o vridr a* TO P~
vent an aan.en.ent on iho tlcket ?..???'.'..i-hi a- tho waroo.
erratlc rholee. lt ls bareW ponnlblc ? nt ??? oo of tha
men elccted lo the nexi '-^ ~ay w
thlrd party men in 1-1 _ As tho 1.11*1 Congx-ss -fnncla
to-day Ihe Demorm.* imte ?'? m_.lo.Kv of tl.e < ongrea*
me.i ln lwe.itvulnc. si.i.e?, th- itej '". ' la ' _c__".
tli- ABlance ln iwo, and tbe .tatna of Ki.'ide l?lut'd wiii
not tw detenr.lr.ed rnt.l a flaa flfaettan ia held tn onewf
IU di-.til.ts.
o> -
An Irritated Tlirr;?t Is aoothlnglT H-M br
Dr. ll. BmfBttt 8?808116661, an oM 88_abbabed cnr
8?88 for Paagha and Cold., and all Kron, hial and
Lung trouble*.
Furr.liure at Fllnt'* (Weat : .th-_t ) Ib pli iIt HBriM
?it aat. B, lt ",r,, ?> fru.-a tlie tactory, and laaaBBM so foi
alinuBt i, ?
Kerp'B shiri* to Meaenre. M\ Ior 69. K6B8 bettea
?t any prlce. 809 and 811 Broadr.ay.
Iltlllona of Iicnd* 888 8CT8BM] wlth a profualon ef BBBJ.
iiirti'i-iit tr>,-- ci'.. ? th'lr .?|)teiidid aypcMen-.' ueM._ ta
llarry'a Trleophorou-. Thi! only haa rflflfflflBB and IggflBMBB
?
Majer'a C'emeitt * pali- ohln*. nla?*. MOatbavaa, va?*a?
toya, ,tc. ; 15"., *6e., ana Majer** r.ir.b r i rincut, lo?.
Mujor a I_fa_hor C'c.nent, 15c. Sold t>y diuggltn.
-? ?
Wheubaby was slek, aa gave her Caatorla,
When ahe wa? a Chlld, she tttoi tor Caatorla,
When aao brcaa.a Miaa, aho clung to taa_or,a.
Wha aho had ehUai-B aho ga\o tkciu Caaroria.
MAMBIBD.
KMZaliBB?Wl?SOV-Oa Wxta.edty. fatraart :_?"? 1891,
.';".. A. H. Kreenen, al ti"' Preabitcriaa O.urvfc.
Uaverat a. . !.. Y.. *ariBfam C. Keller, or Bew*T?aa, ta
ciara -VUtea, o: Bavmtnw,
IllED.
\ VLABOX-Baddcafy, al v ??? I'mn. wk-ic. x. J., on "?*?
i-u-jrv 28. Koaan M. I ? v-r' of th !jr" arBBBBl
llMflon. of _.ew_Yorl < ity. . ___..
Funeral aervlcea wlll be iield M tbe r-Woro, d Oiurta.
Mj,l!s.,ii-a.-. oi'l .iTtii-st., ,n Tt -d_y, M_nh _s al
1 i). ni.
APOAR-AI Peeka?IL B. X., Vobruott 38. Eleaaee Her
l?'rt. wlfe ,,i .1, - ,'i A. Apftar. _
I'-u.i.rat froni h.-i- ..- 111 S~lth-*t.. Tueedajr,.
March :?. at s a. m.
lut i-iiiiiit pilvate.
D-n-T-lu Baataa, February ?__-, Ma R Iin'T. ?_ d 48
a- j: i.
Dl si.NiJl'ilV-s J.|, ui-, on Siitiinl.-y, I'el ruary _*V
t'h___-t".s K. I),-. iilmry, agvg .- yi-ar*.
IHatlvet and frl ada a? invlfd to att"n-l tne funeral
?ervlce* _t hl. I_t.' r.^li-n,-". I? Bu*ac_-t., Jeracji
Cltr, Ofl Tii".-*!-.. M.r.ii _, _- 2 i>. m.
tatertMBl piii
CEBHARD-deha 0. Oebhaid, al gcBe^BHe, N. Y.. Kerru
_? _.-, . i , . - fiih.r iu C-M6-I i-d?aid <?ctf
li.ird. ol ...is eity.
BILL ll 'nv.-':,,:.-"? '., N- ?!?. f.i Bonday, Mi '.
join T. ttiil. ln Mw 'i'.t.ii yeai ef ah a?d. __,
N. J.. im \v, : 'I ireh 4. at ' 80 p. ;.,.
Iriins h_ve .'"-t ,,.,'t ind D-s! - V< nnayliania
il. at ]?:.:? i). m.
? '.i Bo
.)!>-,)l'-in Br ?,:,,.. anddenly, Friday. Fetwusry 'X.
is'.il. ut, hrr 1"-. .-'-ii'T."', Mi I Monroo I'la, o, .-I
Ja*__.|). v. 11,,.. ?: .1: tatc ll-iii'.. J.B-op. nt t>h.me.ii.
Relauvea ana frieoda are Invltod to att-od ior funeral
from th.- ChUKli ol '?? er ot Moiiroe Pta a
and l'ii'inp" ' -, ;lt - ,J0 P- .?'?
LAM?RCHl ,"? Brooklyn. on buada
at hrr r ..<! " ", So. ? ? O Cbeaaj
",, ut- Uyaclnthe Unai
Sotemn aiaaa of r qu! m al - .'" < hori ,. v,mm,t.
nt.. cataar of HkitH-st., ou yvdn.-Bdav, Maaab 4. ai
t):M ?? ui. .
, , a;, 1 frlend a. Invtti 1 to altcnfl.
Hat-trord, Conn.. pataia pl _?? fl8BB\
Mi'K.MlI_\M)-l''.'t'ru_rv 38, afti-r ;i al?M MB8-8, -flBlBB
C. McFarland. M. U- _ ., , . ,_ _ ?
I'-imornl iisli'cs "111 bo hdcl Bt lila late re?ldonce. I
Beat 'JT-h-'i.. W la aaay, March '?. at W a- aa
ItK HMiiNU-ln lliiialiina. L. i ? ?? !___?8*1 _?, M??
cl-iain- Maniii.i. ? Blclunead.
Fuivri-I aervlee* wlll be beM at the reiiieaee, of .lohn w.
w, ? i. nuahlna ot 4 n. m.. on MeaMay, Mareb _r.
ROMEYN -Sjuddenlv, of uneumonla, ut li!? r,--i i.,-- No.
"^:> W'oat .iTiii-... on rhi.rsda) <"? nlne, KebruafT '^*.
T~<i+1, I'ui BaaMya, ln Ur 8M ycai of hia
u',"'.
!''un- rul privat'.
Interuient at D't-oit Mt?h.
ROOT-.Vt I'Hi.tni. N. V., Fridar. l-br-nrr 87. .1801. ta
ti,,- ','.),_i, rear ot li r *?-. Maney Whltney BettriMi, *-.*
of the 1 ?? t? I'r : - ? '?? ii Iwot .',:ni moui i i, tna u-v.
cyrf.i Uoot and o' I'.llliu Baat, of thia < i-v.
BCBULTS-Oa Baadar, M?-> I, at hls realdk-nce. 108
K_*t i:.i,-t.. Jaduao B. bcbalM. la Un 76U yeai ot ht?
Foneral aeevlcaa at au Boaria1 Cbureh. eornei IBmivb. and
?,0th-.at.. ou Thuradar. March i>. a. 1040 a. ii.
Klndlv omlt ilow- r^.
KTKl'HENbOK?On !-'i div. February 'J., at < lifTorrt,
New-BocbeUe, K. Y., .iulia a. Ikm-mu, wifa. ot Joim
Fonerof'??vtee? ?t h.^r lat,- uM8awaa, Mtw-Baebfllte. ??
Tin-?iv afternoou, March 3, Uu both aaaltanaiy of nor
birth. at - a'cletfl.
I'?!. Iii araltlng uppn arrlval of 1 :0'J triln from Grand
CeiBral D.pot. Baw-feaTta B. R.
TIIOMI'SON'-At Ka-t Otaaaa, B. J-, M.irch 1. cf pneu.
mm'iimi, I'.ilniund 'fhiiiiiiiMi!).
Kun_i.t fr.mi hls late roeldeaee, 12 Monn-ave.. Ka*
.)r_n2', ou Wedaaaday. 4th m-t., on tba antral of taa
1 :30 i). ni. train from aew-Tort.
- will be iii witini: at __aat Oranc'- Matlea.
WALKKR-OB Tl.ur-clav. Foliruary 20, M Morrlstown,
\,'.v-J,-ra,-y, Tfcoa. <ieo. Walker, i.i Uio o'Jtli y, tt
RWaMv-'-nd friinds of tho famllv an- f-.|MB__ Invlteal
to attflod tho fun-ral aervwea at Ma Ma rsi,l,:i - oa
buaaex-ave., Monday, March '-'. at il:.W o'elaelt a. m.
Cairlaffe* wlll t? al th,' 9.10 t:ain frc-in Ne?-_ork.
inta>,rn_.:it, at ifaadMwa.
\vi;?l'.it-ln BUl .ity, on Friday, February 27, John H.
\V.''? r, in the ?'-'?'t'l yai' nf 1.1- ac. ____ ___
R.lativoa and fib'.ids ?f tho. family aro lnvit?d to attc-tid
tba funeral aen_ea at hl_ lato realdence, 115 weat iCta
-r on Mbnday aiternoon, Mareb -. ut 4 o cloea.
l.?i__on aml Chieago pepera ih-a.-- eaary.
WINTlllt.il'-ln I'aiis. Iiani'. 08 1'rilav. K liruary _7.
Rlita aiiii < ,,i ? NetlMB, ?!f,' nf th,' lato li'iijaniia
ttobert wi:itiu')i>, of tii" eity uf Maw-Tarb.
\\'i inu- Al Ila-tiiik's-Hi ?t',."-ll'ii,Bon. ou Frlda.y, Fi-tr.iary
sx laaa, wtdaw "f Reubea R. w.-nd. .___,. ...
R, Utl-.es aml 'ii"nda .,r Uie famllv i,r- lnviti-1 to ut ?'ifl
the funeral Bervlee* o< the i?,i,*.-r>. ,? ,,f her ?oa.IB IflBT,
William l*. Browa, oa Monday. Mur.-h '.'. b8| p. m.
Train learsa Oiaai Ccattal Dia.t at 2;i0.
WOODLAWN CEMETF.RY.
Woodlawn Stati?ri ,_4'li Waid), llarlem Rallroad
Ofllce, No. 20 F.. 23d-at.
Spccial Xot ces.
Ari.-(irnnd Exhibit
OF
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PltlVATi: OOLI_EOTION
OF BVPKRB MODERX
PAIN1ING8,
By Home of the Mo*t l_flBt6 aud Favorit.
Masikhs OP thi: a?.i..
now on fhki: EXHIBITION
at aiit:
BCHBKOK vltr OAIil-BBT.
S<J. 77 (KDAI'.ST., BEAB BROADWAY.
'-() Bi: SOLD AT AUCTIOB
M_OB_tai>A_f AND TlllKSDAY,
MARCU 4 AXD .*>, AT 3 O'CLOCK I'ACH DAY.
C8Magaaa aaVDai aa aaaflMaatoa.
LAD1K& ARE EM'EClALLY 1XV1TED.
Kxbibi.lon
OF BCULWURES UY
C. H. _V__8, . . .
From 9 a. ni. w 0 p. iu., at 1".M oia-avo.
FoBtofllee Jlotlre.
(Should b,> read dal.y by aii ?88188186 aa 8686661 688
occur at any tiiuo.j .
U tien tor lomaa (omitrlea nrt-d not be -.pecially a_
clri'.._i._ ior UUx/tf.ta.n by any parUaalar itsa-ee. fXcuM
iwi-ii lt la dealraa to aeiid auplicate* of banal.sr aad vu.ii
ni.r.mi docuiuciit_?, li tter* not apeelaily addre-i-d baiua
_<_it, hv the fa?tost ve**el? aiallaule.
I'oil lgn inalls ior 188 ?aaa i-ndiag Mar. h 7 wlll c_o_*
,i,:uii.i,ii>' iii all ca-e?i at IBto etttee a? .o.jov.b:
MOXDAY-At A o. in. Ior Bellze, Furrlo Corte. aud
ciUBtriuula, iM-r ?- b. nrvaKwairr. ii-oni Xevv-Url. %u?.
1 L'Ksi>A t'-At 10 a. ui. ibii|iiil<.iiii'iil*r> 11 a. iu. > lut
a"aiiiti_i taa ral oa aaid eouth nela* i,ort?. v-r ?. a. City ol
i'ara, vla Coloo ocltajr* tvi _,uatc.i.?m uiub* bo dlr?> U-4
I"wb_!)At.cl)A_-At 8:30 a. tn. t?upyl.-iii.'.it_J'y 10:80
a ni i for Kuroi..-, ycr b. ?. UBIOO, il? s__th?.'i.pl<.ii auJ
Bnaatai ?W ?. - lur Belglma d_r_?t, Hfl .. a. IVi.u
laii- vla Aiitwc*rp .Ifttom Mii-t bo dlrecUal ? u.r Fenn
S___u_l?i; at 11 a' ".- Ior lortune i?l?od. Uaitl aud
baiaullla. etc.. l?r ?? *- Als.; at 1 p ?.- for Cu__. |bx
. ? litv of Ali-xandria, ua lla\ana uetUT* must 0.
dlreckd -per City ol AlaaaadiB-"). ?_._..__.
VrL'RaDAV-At 10 a. B. (aupp.eu.eiiUry 12 ui.1 .'ofl
Furow. per b. ?. AdrlaUe, vla yucwieto-ru ; at l p. in.
iMil>i7l"'nl'i.tory 1:30 p. UU) foi Heru,uda. pflf a a.
Ortnoco; at a D ui- ?or 'xruxUiu. per m. a. te. l'i__aU.
:ion, Mew-OiToane ... ^. .
FRIDAV-Ai 3.30 p. m. for Newfouudlaud, p.t aUamor
trbATURDAY-At 9 :30 a. to. (_upplep.en._ry 11 30 a. ui.l
[or ii?ru_auy, U-nniar-, kwedah, Nor?.y iL-iriftia.ua)
aud R..-I.U, P'"i a. h. Aib.t, vla hren.e.'i iktttis Iu. ofchcr
Kurouean eoontrlea vi_ __?.itii_inpt m n.JBt be dlreciea
?'uer A-li-r- at 10 a. <u. (__ppi._i.?:_itary 10:30 *. ni.)
Ior tbe Wiudwaid l*l_.iil?, I^r .. a. ll.rno.cl. ila-Uora f..r
ii.eua?. TuuidJO, Tu__i__ auU Dc'ii.er_r* n.ii-t la? d i i
??|,i-r lliiiiiu, a") i ?t 10 30 a. m.* laupi ienieu(ar> 11 40
a ni) for VarlMZlWla ?_ud l iirucjo, ulao Sa\a.iUI* Ma
C'ii-_.i?o, per b. *. laracaa tlt-tu-ra for otlioi toloiublaa
uor;a ihubi ba dlrect?d -'pf-r Ca.a?a*_i; ai 10.30 a. m.
i.ouUiy 12:80 p. uij for *ra_ie?. _>-?IUeriaud,
luy bpaiii, l'o)'iiu::il aud Tnraoy, pei b. ?. I_ (..luiin
l?2i)i'. wa Havroi at 11 a. ni. iB.ivpleiiM.iit*r.v 1 p. n,.)
ior cinsju, Biitaln, lrx-iaud, Beirflum. Notl_cria_id?, Au?tna
a. d Borway (Bergnu, per *. b. L'Bbrta, >U QnetMi.to^u
,litt<r? li,r otliei Eiiropeau couutr.ia mu?t be dir.?ta??
' irbrla".; at 12 ni. for the Xethoilaada dlie.t. pair
b - AuiBteidaiu, vla Au,?<__rdam (l.iu-rs muit be dlrafltad
?'l*r Aiiutterdaai'') ; at 12:30 p. m. for Scotljud dlravt. |>er
t. o. Anchorla, vla Olaagow (lelter?, uuut bo dlrccud
??ner Anehcrla"); at 1 p- _a. for LM.uw-e. Oii?p??.
Tabaeco a^id yut-atau. per *. a. City of W**!_in?t_m (l.itorfl
fo: c oba. Tainpleo aud Tuxpau. dlree'. a?d other Meai.au
.-?l*u? vla Ver? Cru_ iuu?t be direcu-d -per city of W_*_
liiBton") ? at 1 p. in- l'? Oienacia, Troniud aaa Dea_*_er__
al?o iobaiio vla Trlnidad, per a. a. Aiecima; a* 8 p. tu.
tor UlueU.lda, per a. b. Morgan. from New-Orieau*.
MalU for Auttralia. Xew-_>aland. Hawaitan. *IJlaa6
Samoau laland*. p^r a. ?. Alan.eda irroin Saii *rao.
n?co>, elomt hire dally up lo February '28, at 8:30 p. a.
(or on arrtval at X..?.-Yorli of a. a. I mbria,_ v.Ith Bnuaa
iiibJI.h a.r AuttralU). Malla for Chlua ?nd Japaai, per
b. _. Bailalc (from titn Kraneiaeo), clooo h^re dally up te
Mareb "4 at 0:30 p. ni. Malla for the Uawallan Ialanda
,_- - - 7. ?i_'i:.ia ifroui Saii Franclaeoi, el,>?" Uwe dally
up to Mareh *?, ?i 0 3" o. n. Malla for tb .socWty
lilanda. iH-r ihla Tiapk Bird .rrom _:san liau.Ueol el?.M
bere daii* up to ,M?. h ?I, at 0:80 ;,. m. Malla for
N.'wf,hii.,'land IV nall ta> llallfav. aud thni.,' .,? .Uunier,
t-ilB ofti. i- dallv. at H 30 p. ui. Maila f.,,' Mlnuejon,
>,r r?U t" l."-t"n. Bad Ui ii,.' .,y -8_8BV*r. 'l,? at thla
oliic. dally at ?:S0 p. .... Mafla fnr c'ubji. bv r*ll to
Taiupa, Wa.. and thaniee by bI??Da-r -allliuf Moudaya
Tbur-daVB aiid Saturdavai, cloae at thla oW.-o dally ti
"?30 a ju. Malla for Mexleo. overland un\,%* apevlally
___rtaa_d ior dlapatch by BUaflmer, BMefl at thla ofllc* dally
"'Tr?ns-l_^lile nialla are forwarded to S<mi Fra.iela-o dally
aud Ui- aruedul" rf t,lo?-l>i|_ la arraji??d ou Uie pi -unpUaa
of thiir unlnleriuptrd ov< rlaud thiu?!t to Sa.i PlBB
M*IIb frcin the Ka?t arrtvlnt; ou tlnu* at t>*ii Vrau.ia, o oa
tho day of eal-luB of au_nnT_ aro diapatrhtd tbonee Ua
aame day- ReBla_rr_d maii e'oae? at 0 i__m. urevlouB day.
OORNELIUH V\N _OTT IVistmaater.
Portefflc*, yaW-Yorl-, N. T? ?eb, 27. lBIt,

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