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has Baaa under the eoatral of Iha poliee fer eeaturlee.
l. t-eti.aiiis ror a BepubUcan Congresi todectoie piracj
nnd burglary <,f tho Iruman intellert infnmous.
We ata eooaoMiatei bow upon tiic lii.es whleh
lu.'rtii tt..- n-sa ,li up"a the eueti.y, and the enemv
aro no loager eonaolldated. We had last fall oit
r.ull Ran. lt waa the trlumph ol tlie llar m Axnei i a i
politlri Xhe Uar c. Il<. led u Congrees
of more than two thii'l- ol loma honest
l?emo<rat* and maaj phenomenal pranka. and
when tii?t c-.iivrr.-s, has a?ij'.ur:i"i. the American
\>o,>u\t. wiu onderatand In regard to tha li-u-. thai th.
AotJic tliat ni.-u do llve aft<-r them (rhaera), aud while
th- Mar w .11 Ive H long as the race in
Ita pr,.?.-.,t dearaded rondttlon aurvlvea, le- never
more wlU ba a IBctor lu our poRtlea. (Cheara.)
Tlll- Tt'IiX HAJ5 . '.Ml: NOW.
Hut. If la?t fall wn- ..ur Hull Iliin, the el'-ction rc
laraa ooaalng in tram Iha BMBkfpallttea In our Hale
-iii.w that, havlng met tha Ball Baa, ibe tu.-n has
ciiie i.i.vr, fo; tl.i^ year a:al IhB aaai we ai-e to have
our Ponalaon. ooi VU ksbarg, our Manh ... tue Baa, aad
la IBBB our Appomattux. t.fn-at ebeeHng.) Our
trieoda, tl.e BOBBiy. are iiJt so bappy as ..i.o ii.:-...
aapaoaa ?i.o toohed npon ihe aorlace, when we uole
thal ea-itaaWcut Ctevelabd, wtoo leamod to be ala
moulha ago the unaulmoua chuice "i the party, now
Baa tbe mlvei epear Irom the boutb and We?t .mciiod
agatuel bla vitala; wbeu Uovernor li.il and benator
ii.ii itauaenae leughlcn, wooing as only a bachelor
iaa, tho Bl_ar?}'cd Uodde** of Rclorm (thoul* Ol
IduKl'tcr ahU cheora;, has >.'i.- Btai Bjrcd UoOdOM leod
hla d tettae which her ptvphet wattowou lallcd io
put a poaiage ktamp on (Uugliter). in whleb aai
"I aanaot i?ve you, i.m i will be a slster to yoo.
(Luu.i and protonged teughter a.ui cheering.j
It ls eharged tliat tha Preaident la a linic man In
Blaa. lmt the nist>,;> of the world ihowi lhat a niaj .rlty
of the great aaovanwuta In tbe MeM <.i at iteamunahlp
and ln the held ol Uterature have beeu made by huio
men. (Cbeera.)
I aaj ii.is n.r PreeMenl Harrli -u, for whom
1> atwayi more .u crillcliun tban ,.i eommandailon, i
kaow laal ln any Ume during tbe great itruggle loi
liouest etorUoaa, by tbe lurrender oi bontal elecUoni
u? an Atiiunii iiaiuti aad pariy meaaure, ha nilahl
liave aecated elther an acUve aupport or au abaeiiieo
i-iu eqalvaleat lo lapport ol tbe great dnanclal nieaa
ui? taa Admlnletratlou deatted. i know tbat be !*".(
luul iiuiii,.:. rlght* were above tauuiuea; 1 knoiv tbal
he said thi*. ::,tM..i \.-. .._ , there v..,- * trade "t tha
righta of man for allver, nnd Ibe reealla were nol
aacfa as woulU ju-tify a lepeUUOB of tbe eiperlmenl.
iCheeea.]
Wc are bappy to-alght, itarUng out at the cloie
of our Oongnaa, ihe i ongreaa in wbicb we rejolce,
i-tariiiiK oat ln th.' mid\va> of the Admlnlatration, Ior
iho vlotorles whleb are t<. eome In the concluslon ol
tia. Adivi.iistraiu.il and a new one; we are liappy ln
the bv i tbal the party ?f Lincoln. ai.a oi Sewara, and
of Chase, tbe panj "f Urant, and of GarfleM, and ol
UlaUie igreal rlteerlng), ia tbe party of Harrlaon, ol
M. Kini.-v and ol Rcod. (Tremenaoua aud enthaaiaatlc
ebeertng.1 .
lu ihe epttheta which aontro] the hour and lorm
Ihe v,,c.iiuiiarv ..f politieal .iis.U"i..ii, there la one
v..,ni iii.it belongi .. tlie Kepublican party, ai iu
property, whleb will glve Ufe and will glve unpetun.
will glve sii\-iii,tJi i" Amerltau Industriea, v.ui ?;iv,>
perpetalty lo American commerce, will make our naa
hnown a.i i.v.-r tbe maa bi II wai once betore, will
<;,iiv our anrvlua producti Irom mlne, from mlu, from
famace, from ia.t.uv. ... loreign tountrles, aad brtng
i,.i h wealth fw the employment ... the wagoeanier
aud the actlvlty oi rapltal, thal w..nl ls oor own,
" Kadproclty." (Tremendoai and proloaged cheering.j
SOUNO BEXSE FKOA1 MK. KEED.
Tbeo .Mr. Depew lntroduced .Mr. Keed, who,
when the cteeriag tbat greeted bim anhalded,
Bpoke aa foliowB:
Mr. I'lvsident, and (ieiitlciaeii of tuo Federal t'lub:
I tni-l that 1 appmi.it,- a- tli rougbl)' a- anv otu' r
man tt..- artrantagu <>i kaowlng g >*i iiu-.ui>; hut l
liiist, thal 1 aa aot wantlng ln Intelleetaal vapaclty to
aaeh a degrea a> aot to appreci&tc lhat the utmost
lundneea tuat has been done iuj In Ihla aorid has
beea iom me by enemlea. iLgagbter.)
Hall iho sirugulo ln li.e ls t,. rvi un. uriliR. iuiu|:li
ler.j Wheii Chriatopber Cotambua dlscovned America
It i..ok liim ouly t.'nve uioiitl^, but it tooh him hall
ins entire 111a to (el a chance to dl>cover America.
(.\j.plause.) If a man'a object in Iif' 1- to bold iIUl.-s
ai..i to wear decoraUoos, andoubtodly the be?t course
t,,i bim i? to go M.iiiv, Uke n oat on a carpet; but if
bli , I'j.-ct li t>> <lo lomcthlng, perbapa it i> nol un;e
ikable for him to I'uv a tpunpet, e^peclally if li" eaa
pet soinebody whodon't lil.e him io...a_id it. iLaugh
Advertlaement is the abiolute pn requlalte to tne
sale of t,',..ls; and \ ur 1--. a-lv, :-i.-t 1-. are a.ways
y.uir enrmles. Your frieuds sometlmei go ... ileep,
v..ur enemlea never do (laaghter); and whenevei tuo
good-natured public. belng neltber friend nor eneniy,
wakei up t. tne conicloasne** that there i> tomethlng
t,. be coniMered. thei do not p:.v mueh attentlou to
the advertlaementa, but proceed to examlno the goods.
(Applause.) .....
ihe Hoaae of Repreientatlvei of ti.^ Ll-t ' mgn -
ha-, been tboronghu advertlsed by ita enemlea. :
tliink the public a>e now dlsuosed to examlne what
la- been done; and whenever they do it thev are going
t.. do it wltboat mnch refeiance to i!k- epttheta whl i
iiiy friend tlie president 'us io deUghtfully deaerlbed.
When thev eome t ? cot.sider i;..' McKlnley i.ili. and it
beeomea evldent that.ll wUI bestow praapertty, e%*er
widenlng, upon Mn- eountry (applause), m fi't that It
|,hs b.en abuoed will only be dimlj rcn.tmbered as an
eeho vviii. h adda lo t:.e general ugn of approbation;
a.,.1 whenever tlii- coantrj awakena t'. the faet t' at tho
d.x-trliio of humaii liberty must prevall m thi- country
fi-oui oaa'end t>? th.- other, then ju-ti.e wiu be dono u.
the man and to the BMO Who unden. a.li to wcara an
ln.nest eoant ?.f an bonent vote. (Applaaae.)
l have nol the ftllghte?t idai to-nlght <.f undertahlng.
to'ehumerate Mhat l deem to be ibe great decdj "t Ute
lk.u-e of Representatlvee ..f the List . ongresi. Thero
l- u,i time to 4o -u.h a thlag: Ihe Uat .-.,..! ng, ol tha
jrreat thln+.-s lhat havo b?eii done; and 1 ( l leBt mv
?ell wlth rhallenglng the world to point to H ?
(eriei "f "Good." and applame), and l do n .1 even ex
cen lhat magnitkeent leiilon ..f t:?\iw^ whl. li met all
the exlgancifr. ol what wae aud onght to bo the GreBl
War >,f th..'. Rebellloa lor the preaervatlcHi of bniaan
libertv iu ihe WOrM.
lmt we have done more than pa-s pr.-it meaaum,
\\'e bavaahown to Ihe people ol the L'nllicd Statei tliat
ili,-:i'. is in ihls ooontry a po-Klbllity ot Keponiubla
fovenunent. (Applause.) Hltlterto u Iih-s been ?
government l.v n. iu > -K.-li.-i. So man ever knew
whoin t? eharge wlth tlie dclault ..I a blU or wn .m io
)>? -" f ?!? havlng rarrled ii through. The condl lou ol
i . . - to-day li tt.,- iv.ni ,.f a oatoral gn wlh oi Amerl
V cau Instltutloas. Tulu eountry. with 60,000,0.;
* people, .aiiiii.t be governed aa thli coaatn i ? .
governed when lt had bul 3,000,000, Tbe Government
e.um giow as tiie Natloo bai Krown; it must RI Itsell
lo the magnlflcenl tiuwih ol the people of the r.ilu-.
.suie^. (Applaiuc.)
gome men bave tald: "Why not get r?ponilble
government by havlng the lYeeMent aud i i
otli.'.-s appear upon tne Boor "- tbe Hou e and -ir, i
tbdr Vu-.v-:" Tlw i.i.-,\ ot havlnc men who bave nb
connectlon wlth the leglslathe body, wbo i
be oisim-s.'d by tiie leglilattva body, who cannot be
, ? iiied by them, inhu m ? their dc< Isi ms, is itttcrlj
InconsUtent wlth U.e princlple uf our Uovernmcnt;
,. |t ;i in,';-,' dream ol vUlonarici who thluk tbal
RnglUb Instltutions ran be adopted l.y halvea. ??u:
Uovernmenl haa gotto be t te f\ >wth of tho neceasltie*
ol ..ur people, and mu t be worked oul under th.
prlnrlplei "f our ftovernmcnH and ran never !"?
a/!..i>t-.i from anv- other land. lApplause.) if >....
want t>> maik t.'i" growth ol our tiovcrnment you
v.iii inn-k it. lf you itudy the hlatory ol the i mi try.
by the aetlon taken by each llonae wltb regard ;?>
the bpeakar al Its
A DIFKERENT Sg3ITIMENT SOW.
When >. B, PrenUia, tue most magnltleanl orator
of the Boath, r,,? :> uttar hli denunclatlon ?
Jauea K. PoJh wlial do you rappoae waa hla theme!
II V.J.S tliat h- bad ni.de tbe commlttew ol tbe
llouso that were poiltlcal, poUUeall) on bla alde;
aud tha aa st commonplace .s;,-.;,ci ol lo-day make*
averj .....nnitt.-e aoild Ior bia .">n partyi and uobody
ever draaau of proti tlng. lApplau ..j When thia
Uovernmenl ua; a little one and bad very Utile buU
B8M t?. tranaaeti tb ?? i IIou?e oi Ucpie*caUavei
i-.uid p..-.-. out w;.di btuiuesi it would U". iu the
Br?t hiij yeari (4 ihla uoverumeut ^ne numbcr oi
b.a a:,a re?oluUons were -,- i for me whole ttfty
Uj;- ft'ny, uu bave douuie lhat numb i aud pai
ii. ,..u i,..,.i,.a more tuw very t'ougrca* now .- <
j-jsi , (appluuae), aud giadually v.i; ..a.o deveioped
oui -vsivin i.i tjoverament,
"\iin,'v : . x: _ i ? . i:.' Electlon
(.?oiiiiii.i .'?? which v.?s a poUUeal commlttee, aeveu
l\;:.,.,i...s t.. iu, ... Ig.. he mi lo i ? ? ??!
Meair. Commlttee, whicn vvi.s a politieal eomiuitiee,
m-v\.i l.c.i-.i.. i;.t t>. two \' .H--; au.l '...; Committoe
ou Mauufacluii's und i.uls, which vv? u i
i, l ..v.il. he wai Impartial enough lo make ?evcii
i. . aud twi. Dem craia ' iLaughter.j Now tho
.-;. ...cr, \.itii tbe ?;;:?? tlon .-t evcrj man, and
v .'. ..,ui a f '-i.it ,.t cox.plaiut, makea every commlttee
to , li) Ueuio.... or li ? rdlng to th i
majoiity. . -? iruated tue i.mlttoet to pl.
v. ...ii i,u-iiii--s wa- t,, i ?: done; bul thli country, wlth
i, ,'..-,??. , - .wll.,..: irom b,77e In nltj years tu M,000
lu two yeara, ha. k i a itrnggl* between Ihe tom
mltteei aa to whal -...ili be j.,,,ved out, lor t i
n?ver doea mow ihao 10 i? i eent ol iu bualneaa.
lluw -i.aU they ? e aeh i ted i i be poww <.t rw
tlon la-s lu the bpeaker, aud it can never Ile aur
whera ei*e nader our tvatem ?,f govi nd ho
f. me chalrman ??: Um l otnmlttee ..:. Rul . and wlU
*.:i an) tDodUicatlou, lliere hava gtnduaUy >,>m<' up
Iti" indieatli n oi u dealre lhat that commlttee should
lahe rharfi ol the qaeaUon ol what mea*urea sh-ill
l.e bruught betore the Hoaae; and ,.i lh. beglnnlng of
tha Neaaion ol ConsreHi laat paal there vv..- aa
amendment made .<? the rntoi Miuarely recognialiig
that fw. i, lor, ta.- Commlttee on Rnl. >. inatead >.i I Ing
lut.asud v.ith all matteri tonchlng the ralea, ..na
joiul niles aii.:;". vvc.c al-o iLMu-t-d wltb all matteri
tourhlng .le- ratea and Jolnt rulei a;;.i order ol bual
i ii! and the n--i.ii baa beea lhat more buslneaa
has been tranaact?-d ln a aeaalon where ih<- mlnority
tbreatoned .ai i I be no baatnai done at
aii. than ever betore. lAppteuae.i
Sow, thal is a natural evolutlon, lt is an evolu
tii.ii ti.it d ea nol ri t trom a dreamera braln, bnl it
...ui.s irom the ea of a enl re people iho
.. !, way the ebaagei ol government oueht t>. ariae;
ard whit l ilaun lor tbe llouae ..( RepraaentaUvei .^
not meitlT wimt it baa done. i-ut what it bai rendered
I le ut be done lor all Ume, oamely, tha govern?
ment, Vlalbte, of the i>-.-ople and by th- peopte. (Ap
I
HENBY CABOT LODGE'S SPKECII.
Henry Cabot Lod^e WB8 tl.e next speaker.
When he BNM he found that he faced an audience
for which " friendly ' is a n:iid teim. if tlie wariuth
of their admiration was uieasured by their ap?
plause. He Bald :
Not loiii,' ?^o a dMingulshed Oeciocratlr Btateimaa
wei.4 over to a nelgbbortiig clty nnd deflned Itll politieal
poritlon by siylns ?? 1 am a Uermcrat ? lt wn- i
ment a. oaea Uaiple and beaaUful. li bad, t.x., the
i:reat advai:ta+;e <>f rtqulriag nj lateltectaal ellorl elUx r
on th.? i?art ol him vvh,> attered lt or ..! thoae who
raaalvad lt wlth raptarona applaaae, (Laachter.) it
pre>eiite4 a paitv creed at once -u tiroait a-id si. c\
paoalve that witiiin its bound. opinlooa of almoat any
fcind cau lind BBeMer. Within that elasti'- do. tilno
it N poaalbli to ba lor a ututv on woal and for free
woollens in the Weat, and for free arool an.l a rtnty oa
woulteai in the Baal; lae baUal fetorre te .-v.-;-y ite
publiriui htate ?nd ii.r ?? iwai m.-ii fovernmeat" ln even
Iwmocra.lc dlntrlct. for bonaat money lu New York
and tor fi-ee hllver west ot tlie Mlssisalppl. (Applauw.i
DaneaUi tlw buiner ou wliich UUa conclta motto was
embbtSOBCd manv ncn of manv mlnds eoul-l -
l.'nder Its amplo f"Ms ihere c.ul.l meel harmoni. U
Ihe edltora of ??Tin- Bvening Joat" and - rbe >e?
York World," tbe Maaaachusett* Reform <'lni? and th"
Farmera' Alllance, ci Pre?ldcnt Cleveland and l'add>
Dlvver, Jerrj bimpson and Ur. Bdward Atk
(Langhter ,
There te no douhl mneli meril In broad and rtmpie
derlaral t na llke thal which I have quoted Irom t?ov
ernor III1L hul the ultlmate r ?ill of such ? rrecd I*
thal th"-" who profeac II are nnlted ouly In a determbifl
tlon th_t the ofBeea -hall betong to tbemaelvefl aml
beyond that beUeve ln anytMng or nothlng. Ihe
DemocraU. party can inbslxt on thli lyatem, iltbough
then- was a time when 8V8B the Demoeratle party
f..|i Munder In the preaenee ol a great an.l reai laauo.
imt however the Democratlc pm-tv mav be ible to proa
imt in this way, lt i- ImpoaalbWfar the Republleafl party
to laaltate iis example. (Applauae.)
THB PARTY OP IT.lN'l II'I.I'.
Tiie RapabUean party mn. t be a party ol prtadph
and devoted to pultinp Its prlaeiplefl Into law fnr the
benellt ol the whole country or lt must .case to c.xist
It la very ea_y loudly to declare a heartfclt layaltj
when victory rcst*. wlth the party te walah oue be
loies. l.ut al that moaaeat it has no apecial value.
II la in ihe bour "f defeal thal natlona and partle* n?-u
Ibe faith aud aUeglance nf their defenders. lt ls for
thia rva-on Ibal l ao glad to l.e bere to-night, gb_d
I,, bave this opportunlty at the close "f a mo?l eveniiui
c mgre?_ and after mv party l?s auffered a defeal al
the polla, to declare my lattli ln lu prinrlple* and my
;.,;." ,t-;.i confldenre lu its future. (Applauae.)
Tho life of a poBttcal party mual be a Um of
in. ( and iu the fortune* ot war dc-fcai nitist mingle
wilh vl tory. T!i re is no need t" be eaat down or w
liiineiii over defeal, if we have borne ouraelve? bravely
lu the day ol battle and if. desplte reveraefl, we ) ????;.
our ln,:,,.:- brlghl and our prlnclple- unlari i-.i'-d. ue
leat becomei dlaaster only whon men grow faliitheartod,
abandon the object* for wblch tbey fougbt and imliy
i.y baae conducl the prlnelpled which th?-y upheld.
ln defeal or ln triumph, ns oflicer or aa prlvate aoWler,
I am prood of my party, whlle n ls true to its.-lf. proud
ot tta p_-t and oonlldont of lt- future and ready ln
my -maii way t-. Bght its battle* at all ttmcfl aad
.s.:,s',',s. (Applauie.) . ,
nut l iitn um ranteat wttb the vague dcbration
that l ara ? BepobUran. I want te be known ba a
Bepuhlican by tbe prlnclple* whleh I profeflfl and noi
by ahoutlng a vague party ery. i beUeve ln my party
becauae ol the -n.it deeda which lt has done for th?
American people ln tlie daya ibal are com- i bc
lleve In It becauae i ?ee now ;i- always lu iis ranki
Ihe great m.i-s of Abraham Llncoln'i plain people, ihe
bone and ilnew of the Nation, ihe men who have --ttU-d
und goverm .1 ai <l built np the Unlted Btatea and i an led
Ihoin forward in tliclr great carecr. l belleve ln 11
becauae wlthln its ranka ;.il men meet on a eommon
plane as clUsena, and the people of one aoctlon do not
lind ii necesflary t-i grovel in ihe du-t before tl," p >pie
of another, bul Ireal all allbe, North, bouth, Eaat and
Weal .i- Iree and equal und entltled to an eqaal reapect
(Applauae.) , ,
i turn t . its piatform of prinrlple* and i im<l Inere
ihat ii is plcdged in majority rule botb In Oingrcas and
ni ii," bollol i \: Ibal lt is tbe party wblch behevea In
protectlon t'i American labor, In the extenalon ol nur
rommerce with oiher nation. and In the encouragemcni
ol our ihlpping Inteteata. I lind ln that lame plal
l irm thal i: i- lue party of honeal money. iApplau?e.)
Tbe dcclarall n was too vague for my Ui-lc, bul
when I law the dectaraUon rarried Into aetion n rt li
aucce&aive wasaloni i'e propoaltion for free illver kili.il
ln a Bepubliran Houae unnex the lead ol i Bepul u
t>peaker, I know it is win; l bave alwaya bell ved II l?
be?tbe party <'f honest flnance aml of aound bu
method*. (Applauae.) I lind In Ita nlalform that it ;
commltted t-. the prinrlple c,f rivii Bervlce reform
wblch iiiius to tahe our admlnlatratlve ofllce* oui nl
poliUca .md t . lelleve our publlc men from tho dutv of
place-hunting. (Applauae.) II la the partj lo which
we mna! lool for _ wiae reatrtetion which ahall timift
our Immigratlon of undoslrable element*. it i- tlie
party to whlcb we mual turn f,,r tbe protectl.f ibe
publlc arhools, if thev are ever In danger ar?d for ih.
ei :,, tmenl of wiae I;."* for the pn mTtlon of u m] ei
-|-iiis is ?hai i mean when l aay thal i am a Repub
Ikaii. (Apphvuae.l
i.i< ri\ xot DOWN,
Bat i. h hi Ihe greai mi_aae? ol the ^Bepubl
party we mu-t be true to theae prtnclplea, "\v
looh up and not down. lf bad leaden ariae among ba,
;is they will riae ln any party, it li bo aae t<< i?y iii.it
tbere aro wone neo leadlug tbe lorcefl >.f our oppo
i.etit-. Our opponenta do not auffer by bad leader->liip
(appluuaei. foi even thelr I'.-iun--?<.- aubuitl lu it. bul
itepubllcaiis wlll noi toleralw lu We mual laa,
partj im ii Ifl. It- btandarda are high aia) if wo w uld
prajaper wo mual bve up i ? them, foi th. re Br
t.'iousauds >.f niou lu our ranka who ranuu be lield b_
aiiytlilng bul ndelit] io prlnclple*. tpplause.i
-, ,,i- we ate nne io our prlnclple*. defent* and
vlctorkfl may come and go, Tncj uave llttle mean
Ing i lyond Ihe momeui a id the grcal UU.
_,? ..,.- ii -!'.wl\ bul aurely, Bul if we ahandon om
piiniciple*, ii we thlnb thal we ran redeem uunela -
ii iluichiiig ;u every pettj ofllce Iii ?ight, .1 we uml.,
Uepuhllcanlsm dep nd noi on prtnclplea Lul on ol ? .
Indced the future la dark for an.i parti c nstltul :
likc the Bepul Ui nn p iri i. (Applaua. ,j
i,?i mc iic.riow i ,r ii tn. iu.-ni a ramlllar
Theic i- ii -..;:....: shlp. >u. haa paa d Ihnmgn tli
heart of tbe ilorui. Iler snil- are loru. Nome ul bt-i
othcen have fall n ln the temp il, rhe wind itll
howls iu the rigglsig. _>l*e li lu airlng In a heavy -.,
What ?hi li the rrew dol Hhall they lel go tlie I I
i reak open the iplrll che*t and'ln n alld debaui h un ?
IU -;"lis i< riuii ih" gnal vcaael lo go neiple-alt ufWu
the roehal v::.' li loo noble ,-. crafi foi ich a ::?'-?
bbe haa made many _i .rmj voyag - befor?. ^.lle hai
v.caih, rrd many ttereer galei llan thal ?-hlch la noa
blowtng. Time was wbeu ahe wa? freigbted wltb Iba
hopc of the BepubUc, when
" liumanlty v ith all Ita feara,
Wlth ull th" hope ol intiir. years.
Waa hanglng breathleaa .m her futc."
(Applauie.)
.-.." eame through thut awful teaipaal Bnd bmught
ber prccloiu rargo -af, ly Into port, she la frelghtod
to-day with (B-iclplea nnd wlth hopea and wlth the
piv.it Bchievementfl of tbe laal two ycuri thal are
ci ar atid ptvclou* to ih" BepubUc. Lel noi hei
throw a ningle principh ovcrboard. Lel them leav
tbe iplrll eheai untouched. Lel them ?e1 ber aalls
agaln. iler ribs are itout, her ?pan ai trong, i.-1 ,
them heep Ihe he.im true nnd l.iv ihe , mr e rtralghl .
nnd ahe wlU agaln eome lo pori ln aafetr. Lel ,,- noi
throw overboord a ungle one >.f our princinlea,
liiMis were aaade la gei voten for prinrlple*. I'm,
rlplee do oot exlel to i-'"t votea Ior partle*. (Ap
j,i iuae.1
Th" Congre?i wblch haa ju-t ended lut' been a]
memoraMc one. lt haa made mlatakea, nn dniiht, for
1: waa not Infalllble. lu my experlenre people who
make no m :., ?- :.r- fouud excfmlvely among Ihoa.
who never do anythlng. iLauehter.l We have i
our mlstake*. bul we have done gr Bl and laatlng
work of ti; - utmoal valuo to the American people. W?
have .:\-.-, Iblnority nil" n deadly blow. We h ve
crlpjiiMl olirtructlon, We have proved tothe American
pt .],:?? thal tbe Houae can leglal ite, aad we i. v? made
ii Imposslble for any majorii] ln the futun ln ,-. ipe
reaponaibllitTi by the ml*?i a ' ? esirt " lluil t .
mlnority woald noi lel II !?".': :.ii ?. (Applauae.)
MR BOOSEVELrS REMARK8,
Ifieodore Boosevelt made a epeeclf wliicli
evoked hearty aad freqaent applauae. lie s,ici,
i or tha laal two \c-ais my duty i:i> been t-i :.d
mlnlster a n n-parti*an law. a- they a sre I ro yean
ol complete BepubBcan lupremacy lu every branch ol
tho Oovernraent, lt haa naturally fallen to my kil Ui
battle witli many of the moat powerful rbid i i
aome ol tli" most Influentlal el 'ineni - ln my own party,
I :.i hu :? en b plea .'.; i mture ol my t.i-;.:
\.-t I thlnk I can ron clenilou ly ly thal l liave
never alinnik from it: und thal ,-i ??> ln as i..\ ln
ii.", wlthoul fear or favor, and witli < .mplete di?re
(.'.,:?,! ..I ull j,::-t:-:,ii ,ir personal ( uisidenitloiu, l liave
niainUlued n^ain-t party frlciid* and partj foca nllke
tlie i r.i wltn tho KupervUlon id which l waa ln
part ii.-t'i t.-d So I ililnlc I have earned the right
to *peah ,. few worda ,-i-- ? BepuMlran thia evening.
I' rii'.ip. had we been vlctc?rlouH last. fall ! would noi
have boen prenenl now: but aurely 1 ,:,:, claim ihe
privllege ol atatidlng 111> wlth my friendi ln time
ol rl ' ? iv i Applauae.) ,
The Bepubucan party dnring lls two vem ? '.?, g nl
aii. lut" j, iwei nn- o-'ii ' ,?'.!: mi -d l,\ ii inenariuf ei II, ;
v ;,,. !i :t has mct boldl) and auccosfnlly, i mean Uie
movcinenl f - in Inflated, at.d ihereforc 'ii-l ? ?? ', enr
r, tic> : and i' i- a matter >,f rompara'.lvi IndilTenence
whetlier llie llghi wan made for tbe unllmll i rolnage
.f a ahorl ivelghi dollar or for paper n.j ..utriv'it.
The rtemand t.i- Ihe nnllmited coinage nf depreciafd
s.iv >r l? -::upl\ iii.- i.li.i- ? iu iii" atruggle agalnsj li ie t
i: .. fla whlrli happenti to be uppermo t ul ihe mc'ment.
I;i rlug th i.i ' i?ir Ihere baa boen a i rfeel crare nn
iB.Jcct. whlcli hafl swepl over ihe We ? and ?outli,
and haa ifln-ted. mmewliat, tlie Mlddlo states. Kortu
i.,t;, : , the lionor nnd go ,1 faith of ihe country, li
\ - the Republlcan pnriv which waa lt: power, and Iho
licpiil.li. ,;. part; :? alfa II; wlthato rl Ihe demaod.
'1!.. bllver bill made it - apiiraranre ln Congp ? nnd re
civi-d tl ?? anpporl of nlne Ienlhs "f ihe Demni mtlc mem
l ei--. Ii v.ns di-fi-yt.-il by the Bepublican ^praker r>i he
lower hotis.. ? iched by Ihe nearlj aoild Kcpublitan
i .f thal hon?e. (Apnl iuso.)
Bul the poinl npon wblch i -.ii-!i tn lay eapedal
stisv-s in apeaklng U> vou t<. nlgkl la the < llect nf tbe
THE CONHECTICUT WUTUAL LIFE
iflSURANCt COMPANY
in 1990 inataaaari Ua bbbbIb aod
it* Barplna, btatdca payini to
. , | , . $5,933,602.34
policy hoi.lcis.? ?
Wbile it received fio-n Ui P|,liri'
holdera . '
Its prolit from interest and rent
an.l prolit and Iaaa nce.ount WM :!,:n.9,40fi.l 0
It pald in eash dividends \ ? ? l?MM?*?*?
lt has a surplus of aasete over lia
bilitiea iby New-Vork staudanu
of . , . . !
9,150,000.00
PHQJF& MILLER,
Jencral AfBBl for New-Vork City and Vicinlty
and Ncw-.Fcrsey,
1 Wall St.. New-York.
achleved ..ne ... t M ? ' . Utl.
ffi^t^StSSW'Ume. [Appl.
RO MOBK Ol' WBAVKH'R XACTIC8.
m ll.e Lth Ooofreaa, the laat Coogw" war wMrh
Hr. CariWe praAAM. we >aw a. bamlllatlag . . i
,,,!?. American eyea eooM to* ?*?? *?
?,,,, ?,,., Mr. Weaver, aaeptag tha whote Caaticu
.'?; ; ?,, two weaka, bteehlna the wheeta .1 the
^^Vlhatpertod,bee^t^?"T*e
ma,nc2 "?'I;":';',bv i , nWtl bivewadared II ln.
,?j_ugasbi1?,.,aS'l5f?s
:-.r:!.,r;;:,,r.,;;:l,r,::v,,-:,?..
*tru ti-" ai : .',.iii ??> <?'? ".;,.,,;,..,-,-1 ioiely ol
Ior thia that mmority, : . ,? ,,,,.,,
K mr.- .:.,- dcbatc m - \ ,?. ?,.,??.,?
thal period offera anip? .,-1". ? -'t ? mlI1?rtt, twni
U, ext.resa IU *???;?"* II then tm ,
1"1,v ? ,l;^;,;':;;;''..'..-a'..i'^i'v,'^.the
..?,.,?.. and c?.p;:.'Mi ^*?$0lft
w?^?sww,i? -c-vf,rn??r3
,:..;;, . , ? ? ^vernmental lunetten* of tha bodj
i.-ai Uke holdlns a ihertll to a.P'.Vf.
SUK JWJU. andIbn JAS^Sl
,..'?. ,?,1,11. ibta ." avoM .. Oght. (uwgni i bm
;,!'i,;;"',V:'' ,?,.? |? N.-w Ynrt wl.re aenaalated wRb
rn.".,'.: ?'.'.. ie of the Kew v-.-h Leetilatuiv, th.
Ihe I""-*" "1. ".'.'. ' ,,r ,,?. majority n ( ?
,:i,;"::" i;:,- ,- ? .1 N- nUe aialn.t Bllbuat
:.r ',.. tlon thnl hl . . adopted li; ?
-, ioIiritk* ;
Z npprach I. arverltj thl md prarttea of the
;.- iti.n vv,- nrx dKvlayed ths.. hai h*on *'*!>?>?*
i?- m". Reed bi I tl - Republlean majority I i tbe b>?l
^M^'S l''---' '""* ?" u,ll,,, "'" '?"
?.r , ,i..:;.'d f...-ii.:...v rean. aftev aeta whleh oi ?
,,.:,,"? mportance I .ve been uiterly haj
? . . .?-?'. lo IW
-.,. ?;,.,! -ln iher , I. ;l prouder ol th. , iuntr>^
. ||,e I'opvright blll appUnso'
,'h-,i int. a aw. Itwi . m i ur- nf Jaallre nnd
ot those measurei whl h disl ..-lly rni^c JK
Nu-.lonal tone, whicl in ; > ? '"' ??' ;;
li, tlio un'.! ii'-- and hah-mind dneaj ol tbe ,\m n
, ., ?'., , vp?:.,?.e.l lt ls a liutlng shaine 1- .
, U,,N ??t enacted llftjr yeari oan. hut lt:l*
Ht |? ?, that It hi been enarted noa .
., Republlmn I ea mo! tay how h?artHi I
II i ? waa a i:-,"1'!- wi ' "' ,"''""
/ , . ?.?::??;? 'il'-l aml
' ,- Idrnt. n Rc)."ran .'?" -
.?i.iili n President I "f ?'"
? ii .,;,- ptiihcd tiiv.i-.'t tbe li'"i-' '"? '
fH? |S< of r.mneetlrut : Adami, of II
, of Ma in.lius.-tN, . rt n ihe -.-.-!?
Plsti >f f'onnei tteut. i 'nllj hv n
KtmundV Aldri.li. Haa -**. WotejJI
ottien whom I wlab I I ??? ' m* I ''.?,?".'? ;
lf . ".- one man me e t! in nn. entll lo t
rre-1'.t of ii- pa aa*. '' ? ' " ? : . ? '
,-. ii,.-. , v ~;,.k.. i:-. i .'-...:.? ".: f..r lt wa i
? ,.:?? li i.ict.d -..- I nn?n. :- --.-???-|. .. -
. . . , i ,,-iv,. ., ,. pfflrMit -..|... .11. and ?? Ihe ...
thal I''. t i" adoptlon ..f Ihe nea mi.- th< II >
,..,.,.,. ,, |, ,. . |e f..r i >.- mpatenj. n id .
Ml p.,.-.-; through Ihe lower bou?e, and alUn
,?!,. not f,.- ? ui- nannl fall lt J " ' '
il,,,- Iiemocr ?- llk? senat * Batter and itt-j ?
, , isand l>-- -c ? . ? r thri
... i: , ..,,,-1 ),- the law, and I deenlv ?
I . .. thnt a nan.bei nf RepnWIeana |.dned Iho Demo
, . . _? . ? . ? larlUle and l ??;
..:,.. ,v. ,? the .', ? ' "!.'?: .v.-?.pp ..i-t...
nf tlc bill: t nt the fi. i remalm lhat Uie great n i
I ...-.",?' i: ?.!.?" ,
lf- tuA that .11 1
. ? r | if, ? ,|.,;,- hy ' '? i: pnl ll'ii le.
i ? | o m ? pron ? i I.? ? ' ' ;' :
it t , th i nd na:!. fAppI i
THK CREDIT 4U ." 1 RR RKPRBUCARR
Tbe bill waa pa "'? lij a R "pul llean < m -.- it
j. :, ri p?i :,. i"! trtamph, -. RepabHcaa aao i I I
.? reflecta bi.r upon tl -? i:- ;? il U an portj ?
well a- npon the whole American people, (Appl
Tbe party ln ronitre* n el i wbei ? mual lo ?
i ' . ifeni be Judeed bv Iti own leadera, n k1 w? ha?T
. | I, to feel proud ol the men who led llie Hght for
i,^ in th ? i i . < ,,: ': rhat th< re hrmld I ?
,,, .-.,,, Repiiiillraiii. ol whom we rannot feel pi
(,,]V ^ i,.', ijn ti-i \v. , anno ? ape 1mm Uie faei
,:,,! |t wai rn. rrcdll ... the Republlean party ?.f tbe
House tliat Mr. f'nnnon, ol HllnoN. should he ,.-.?? of
it i-aiT-. and tlu-- l aay, tbouxh arcll aware that on
,.:,.., i,,,ui. Mr. Cannon iia- done pi i worh. lmt
_.,....,: , _? i , ...ij , from a i lo ?? pei onal knowl
,,i-,, nt and BMorlatlon wlth the men, i ? i>- In all
.!,,.;..)?. thal l Q.icatlon if euv l"itl?laUve body any
vh'-n- o! re enl >.:,i im- had ablcr, mnnlier, bra ?
;,t.i rr:' -T- - hniieil leader tl " 'l" men who led the Re
pul,ln rn. party ln the i.i-- l .ngreaa. (Anplauae.)
II ,- n honor t" the Pcderal Club t" bave two of
f ,.;n v. ? i , - to nl 1,'. Tltrre. ha ? ... u no m in ln
piihll. !-'?? who haa done mon eHelenl nnd t
work for decent go\'ernmcnl during the i.i-t tt i yeari
than the Hon. Henry Cabol i.nd - tappkiuae), und ei
K|h ih ? ? Reed hai won hli plare ln I t .;-. at one of the
leaders of the irreat Repul.lir.in party, a a man
v. !',,??? name li ? ntlth'd to n I I imone tl.e limt li
her long roll eall i ' honor; ai a man ?Im haa renderrd
ti nervlre lo the Natlon which wiu l.e m..re aml more
??; ? ? ited ? ii, "? -.?' and ll m ?rth i- fuiiv
im:-I'-i-i.;.>.!, and liunllj ai b man wbo hai Inld under a
ui m' debl all tlios- nll iivii the world who belleve In
i.-p,;. i1 .,? pon il tl ? ',",.. (Applau '? i: .1
rhecr-;, l.iud and I '"-' rontlnui ' *
UENERAL WOODPORD AND MR. AJtNOUX.
With wor.is of high oompliment, Mr Depea
lntroduced General Stewarl L Woodford, the
in Early Spring
Many people aro troubled witli dizzinesa, dalneM, aopleaaant taste
in the morning, and That Tired Feeling, while tbere may also appear
Pimples, Boils, and other maoifestationt of
Impure Blood
To all such Bufferera we earaettly urge a trinl of Hood'a Sarsaparilla.
No preparatioD ever received such Dnanimoufl praise for its raecetw
as a general Spring Medicine. It. cttrefl lerofnla, sait rheum and
ererv otlier evidence oi impure blood. It overcomes
That Tired, Feeling
and gives the whole system strength.
If you take llood':* Sarsaparilla, do not be induced to buy some
substitute in its place.
Remember
That all efforta to Bell you something else are made because there
wiii be a little more pro.it on the substitute. Therefore we aay, do
not be impoeed upon, but insi^t on baving
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold b.T all _rurslM?. *1 ; ?lx for ?,. I'r ?|_r'xl onlr J r-oUl by all _J____ala. 11; m Ior I". _'rr-p?r?l only
by C. 1. IIOOU A. .0., __B88h8eBriaa. I_uwr.,i. .__.?>. | by C. L BOOB i 00-, Apot_i-.arl.-_, [laall. Maia.
IOO D08C8 One Dollar I IOO Doses One Oollar
, ,,,, of wheee addieaa wa* -The Republieaii
Party.- In Ui aaealng wnteneeja Mr. Vodftrd
, . , <,.!', ea in i. iiii;.---the innny who rule
, ',' r.M-dl'h.f v wl.. V',.l'l . ..iiirl the many. Tlie
-???? v ?fv-^^;;"r;-:V;;:,'N^; :::-:;
k^m. ^_?vas!
-,';,,., We would keep a place wbere Hpneirt men
r.,1: :'?., aui,".i".i.i'.;i.i;- ^?<>^-yr^^
tor boneal l?-or. Hence ao are 1 rol *t '? - ?
,Chcei*.i Havlng labor. ae muat be able to tn ->? *
_ffl__?-^._S^_!s!_S>?
I l ?? . rn . ?!? , ? ? ?. Mit* 11 I il 1 l \\ '111 Hl l?".' .
SintWpS ?Asas__
,i,.:v -.1. ai laal are bave had atouu re*a | j * JM
furnlahed ihe oraertanltj tor ?u< u a >?';>? *A'V ,. '
Oenei ii Wootll rd cloaed wiw * g-OW-Bg
Teaw_^,s^m-as.
Uilli,,,, M. Ev_rl_, R-bertP. .mr, ll.-,,,> ?s
^ifitf_?aS?W3___
U?.T_S_iSin.U.? .??L?!J*fi___
."},! Kjk ;;r!:rrr.;?.:!Cf';v_,. .a'Sffl
fiSHf as; _6ara__-i_tr^ .."-ss
lu, il .1 : Ifr iate-ninn to theae Conpreaaional
, , i Vs .ml t teae other Occidental oratora ir.,?'""
n .... ....um- on ine. iLaughter. I wlU near that
.;.:,!, ?f youra even 11 the Coronert Jury ahouW
('..,'!l,l another l-all-bend. lLaughter. Aad
now aentlemen, I have tbe gwa> pbsaauw of ln
JpHiuHni y.i.ir |.n->i.ieiit. in whoae honor -8 an
bere to-night."
Kx-Judge Arnoos iala:
T,.ua] r.'.i'tui.ii wlth which jrou have wel
,,?.",! me im- evening, lf l deemed lt peraonal to my
'V t.uM make ..." ipe-rhlea. arlih emotlon. for 1
remember ihe liu- ol Kalclgh, au ollcn quotcd by
? ,. -.mkling, "The alialluwi murmur whlle Uie
,.,..?;,,,,' i know, however. lhai Ihe weleome
',,,;. .v.? tt." I- lendcrcd t. me aa the preaiden.
. ' s?: i.i "iui,. an.l ln betotf of the rlub 1 tender
', I,.., rv rtnrera thank*. (Applauae.) Ko have .
,' . ,,, i-nlriit bj t:,- pi.ire ol the prln.J
. ,,,?,,:.. wbo hai aVtalned al laal tha laine ot
immortallted ln ver_e Utieer*; and taagMer).
viiriii ae are t"i'i thal be "praya wlth t'i- plom aud
,'',[. wlth ihedry- ,,.,.!,'.- and auzhter): and lf
pver tl." glfl ol oraiory I would haye ln rlalm
?.i-'.t in be hneuaca ol ika Bromley. tbat I hava
,,:;, ??<'|'.;iiii,.-v iv |.--.".l.-' lLaughter and cheera.)
. ,'. |.,.,,1 .1,,,! -.!?:,<- f..:- ill thal i- pure and
I ,'. , ',.,,' ,::,?,:-. ln polltlra. .(theer..) lt haa
, iven In the paal tor tr ?.,i gnvemiaent, for pure and
, ,',?? t el 'rtloi -. tor the protectlon ol American ln
.:.',"?. ,V,l foi mii leglvlal. ns would rarrv he
?.. ,lf ti,0 i i i .ti over ..11 th- oreana an.t t.? all tlie
,,,", ,,? ,.,. tvi.rM. .i.i.iul cheera.)
'"'Vtt*. to-nlghl tlw man who of all other,
. L th0 |, , | lerurrd rach k-gialutlon
cheenil bv hi. Ind lal.l. ? hl !>"rs"V",-,ti."
?nd hla wlll 'i'l,"?;--., He ha endeare* hlmaelf to
nr.a.1,.,1.. 1.,-puMi. .:, partj :,ti.' to tbr Mi-il, in poople
? rllMliHiloii ".? party. irherra.i In tbo
Hlbllral tit.i"- the queatlon waa _?hat wenl ye out
Intn the wlldaniean.' A r-vi ilmken by the
"?inil;- iml ii. i'i" Ii I '""''--?' wo??_ tlm
Hat wiiiittie i i nown bi tba ''"?"'., "f
.,:,. . , u ?- ihaken by Uie net?d
,ii,,.i,i.-r and rheer>), and that h?i waa abln
, , . i . f.,r n Ihe gre te I nd moal i.i ? .'i
l ? .liiion lhai ln- ? ver I ? w rnaeled I i I ? ?"
in in. ? i". ? ?? that
loaed he appealcd fn?m I
,?- and Ihe pol llral '
i'nt lo future L:--tv na a vlndicatlon f"i- the :>-t- ..f
.,',.' i? .? ? i ? ? ed. I'"'-1) : '
_.
: III) ..ii"'" ':
"'?''? ??'? ?
.,: ,? . ',?-?- ll
\. -1. , ,? i ? ?..,??? Mr. Dep ?* ? allerl i n " Mnr
phv, tlie ln-. ."? I ? reapon i for Ih" elub
H,s onllnan -. Li VVilli nn l? Mnrphy. and
h? ia l'.'ki-.i nn na on. '???? ?"'- ''-' young
men in Ihe Fnlertil's ranka
\. | | ... , partj ln ,'.,-? np witli tlir e r lUMng
rheera for " liepiihlie u ihe Past, and Mc
t,,rv in the Ful . , .,
,. rhe ;.nl nn i ' ivere .1 Arthur
|| ? ,m. .1 :,i.'s 11 l?!ii ;?.. VV "H
s i . linl- '11, Ihe i ? ? '. ' e profH
eomniittee were Kempei Dneoek, Jamen P. Nt",,ll
,n,| II. li. llnt.i. rhe <- ....i..i't.-.- "i, ??"?'ii-'-menis
?"_, ,,,:,.,, ie<l of Jnmea II I'hippa, VV. 1) Mu
?,?! Rlrhard J. I/ewla Th< work -i tl,.- varintu
.tt.-.-s m ... an ,in;...t; ml intributory elenieiif
to the i icceaa ...f thl? l?r l I auceesaful
rllnner. _
TOOPENTnEASEWMVSieHALL
A OG FK-IIVM. WILL BE GIVEN.
uo IKTIF.S \n:i m: il TS WHO WIl.L TAKE PART
i.n i r i iu. pnoORAMME.
?i: ? mn l< featlval lo rele .ratlon of the opi nlnl ol
, y ,.,, H ,n ,lt mt'. ---v.-ntii it and * ventfi
urt. oo Ma' ?. ?, '. - md l), ?111 ! ' Riven b) lha
.-j. j i un) s ? - - ? rn. Ibe inatorl i Hoe rtj
i'i, r-i:- and tl" foil iv lug arti"t?: 9. l ?', ilhowaky, the
... iio wlll condut-1 ? . ml ol 11
. Praa AntvnlB Nl ilke, - iprano; Mlle. Ctetaen
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talgnor n .1" l-ampanlni, lenor; llerr Andrcaa
i ..,.ior i:<*l< imiiiin, bnrltone . Kinti
Krli-Miii I ..ni. Adcle Ana
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Prelada aod flnale ft. "1'rl-uiii a.id l?olde".Wagnei
i ii,i,\ May 8, IrtOl.
Tha Sevea Worda o oui iavlour llWurich Behaeti
lSevente,'nUi ccntury.)
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...n... in'i Antonla alielke, l ?? i Mi,>' UU
i II. ri Ai.,1.? js l.,|.|,. ,. 11. ,r ll.. ."l"i 11*1' ii
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. ,.i ,.,.. ted i.i i, ?? on |."- r.
Balaa ith ''? ?.....i.i Damroaeh
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>,,,,.' .v i i in a.. ,,;., Mi Ike, ll- '? Andrt-4 Dlppel,
- ? i. , on, .':..;. 'J. 1001.
i itti, Byn | looy, i m nor . Ueethovi n
i ,.,:,. iiiui.. ... v ?..?. iiii.i Marlc i::t; r-iiii. u.
, ,, , ,',, |,,i I'l'liii Kltli (l|.-|i. -Ull 1 -. I ill..o\ -k>
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ral ? V.'..-:i.r
'I.... '.i. 18111.
?I-; i.-l iii Eg.pt" Ural ? lo..... Hiiii'Icl
; ,,, ull ii.Hii.i ? .-hurua un'l or li -t.i.
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II. ir Ai.'i, ,. Ii:i,|,. I. ll*i r l.'..,I Pla. BCT,
Mi. I;ii,-,'ti lluahnell.
IIE HAS TO CALL A POLICEBAN.
Tlll. CROWD TO lg IHM fOR A BURCLAB ANU
THB DOCTOIt WA8 TAKIA TO k
POLICE BTAiI'N.
Dr, u.ix r.iii.-i-iii-inu, a weii Kiio'.mi Hangarian
pbyah '.iu, a*he Uttu ut 8fo. 123 Baat Beveaty tblrd t..
iui j.,-t paaaed through an expertence whleh ii" wlll
probably not ea llj (target >iii.:Mv after mtdalghl oa
Thuroday the doctor wai i illed oal to attend a patlenl
jt So, SS3 Baal Blxty fourth st. ll" returned hoaie
iv vay of Lexlngton-ave., and hai Just reached Bev
enty-sceond-at when a barglar-alarn in. iiu- boju.I
Leopold Btera, Wo. VJO Baal Beventy-aeeond-at, rang
(tirtouaty. Mr. Ktern'a houae waa broken Into and
robbed aboul two yean ago. aod be at onee concluded
thal tha burglai- wera paytag aln another rlalt. 8 li
i,u; ii rattte, if raa lo bla beArooaa wtodow aad eaa
tioiisiy opeaei it. Then ii" iprang tha nttlle md
\.i; i llke au Apaeht oa Ihe wtgftXu. Nlght-capped
beada praaaaUi appeared it avery wladoa ln tha
itreet, aai ?? Browd collaetad ouUMe Mr. ntero'i boaw.
Dr i.i.?.!-.in.i.n beard tha ery ol "burglar" and tlio
_rurr_ui_ of fect on tbe pavoment, and, knowlug tbal
?aere wai alwayi ? pollceman on ;.,-t at 6eventy
? ami Tliird-ave., ran a_ hard ai he rould in
,'illf iiirei-tlon. The crowd mw hlm runnlag, ana,
|?. ,,|, j i .. r itrl. i. Parley, i " it. hm in . mployi
tiie Holmea Rurglar Alarm < ..u-.oativ, gave noi ilia.e.
i,r Bni^Umaiiii is i t mi younj ai he aaa. and li_w
,.. ,, . pee.l. Aa i- ;.- u hed Tlilrd ave I i
\ wci t iii ui . . ihe ? ill.: ' i dug ii.s kni ??? In II e
Doatih-u bark. Then, breathle -, Indlgnant and amazed,
, ,.. ,; . |..i m.i- i,-ii bark lo Mr. M.ai.'s I.,,,.-'. liis
,xplanaUoni and exnoMutotlona were loftllj ign i d '??
I,,. .. ur. li: . .I-... im u t- made lu -.?.. it on t'i"
,i . iih for an hour. when ii ?..- i< un i thal Mr. Bteru
,,Vi i..-, . Iilng, ind ll ' lai - li id uu-l.ti.-.l,
wi'ii ins do ra. The gn ? In II ? ball had i.i bu
',ri_t'iH. but tbal w.i- due lo Ihe forgrlful ? - "( ?'
,x IMj \ir. i iiiv, liowever, iu-i-tni that l_trolman
Ty\( i. ,,f (he Tw. mj Hfth Prei Iti :. .li mld i ike Dr.
j.-,. ...| .,,"?. to Ihe v\t\ >eventh-t atatlon, wbere lt
,'?,'. -. rp ant VcMlllan Juu t.'iiuv lerondi tn rind out
? ??at Ur. JlnBtlf?8HTI waa r.ot a mldtilglit houacbreaiter.
Mantels,?Fireplacas,
I'ortnble Urato Bemtoem. A...Iiro..?. ton l.oa-. I'endora.
Hre M<l., He!lo.T?, Woc.l BotdOSa n.i.l oil.rr
HOUSEHOLD ART GOODS.
O.ity roncc.-.i ln ...ir line hnvlna Ra c?.. Foinidrlca.
"BUY OF THE MAKER."
Ilo.ible More,
UNIONSQUARE?cor. Broadway.
LkaXOBAYB AMOBVMBRT OF WI*
Kalnbllahrd over 60 yeara.
No Old Stock. Everything Made ?Millafnctn.f
RAILROAD IXTERESTS.
DISCUSBDIQ TBOUBLES OF ATCHBOH.
TBB ROAD AGBEH TO DIVBBf TBAFilOi AS
PIKSCTBOi to QTBBM ROAD*.
Ckieago, March .i.-The general Biaiiafrri ef tho
roadi Interested ln the agrcement for a dlvlaloa of
rompetltlve traffle from Boathweatern _glaaoari Kiver
pointa had a BMeUng to-day, ealled for tl.e parpoee
ol coaakteriag tha Utaatloa aa affeeted by tl.e attt
tu.ie of Um Atehlaoa. Por wiae Ume paat the httei
road haa faiied lo earry ?ut the ptovWona ol Um
rneot Cbalmaa Walker, Chalrman Mnigiey
and Chalrman l-'ml.-y, eooaUtnting the Boaa* of
Arbltralora, i.avc leveral thnaa ordered UM Atchham
t.. tuin over to competlng llnea a eertaln proporflon
of it- traiiic, iu order to keep Uie baataeae dlrlded on
Um baaia of the perceatefpi eitabUihad by tha Baaad.
ThLs tl.o Atehlaoa lias taOM t<? do uutil i>- Indebtcd
nc-s to its oompetltora aow exeeedi 1,000 eara of
fafght The Atehlaoa people clalm thal th.y bave
had no Intentlon of Uaregardlng the ordara of tho
arbltralora, hat lhal th.-v bave beea anahle t<. tin
them promptly, beeaaae they did not have the lu.-i
tftu to dlvert Farthermoro, they held that kmm of
tha BrhitratotB1 dadahma wara aat Ju-t to th.-ir road,
and an addltlOBBl clami WM BMde that ceitaiu othT
rtwdi bavlag Haaa hy aray "f Oaiaha areia dlvertiag
tbeir traffle to tl.e Oamha rootea, thereby Hgktentog
the voiuine l.y way af Kanaai Qty aad aaabHng than
to clalm a portloo of the AtehlaOB'l bMlBBBB. The
meeUng t...i.v waa ao effort t.? mmm tho aa-aallBd
t'lind poo| (Ton ntter dlMOlattan. Preaident Maaval
nnd Vico-Presldent tfpringe* were l.oth la att.-ndance.
Tha argnmeal I roaght la bear upon them was that
tha proper eearae t? puraoe ea tii>.-ir part waa to
dlvert the IraBc aa otaetiA by the arbllfBtoee, and then,
if n.it ntiaged, ... appaaf trom tho Brbitaatora' d.
clilon. Thu Atehlaoa oBefaUa Baally yleMad to thi<
argumanl and agreed to tnra over t.? tiie other road-,
aa tooa as pracUeahk tlio aamber of can namod ln
the aeveral atdera.
After dtapealag ol thn matter tlio auoaanre dis
ni--.'.i the paaa agreeaaent, whleh was rBceatty du
?oll d by tl.o witn.liawil ef tho Atclii-..n. Tlie re
ault ?a- inii Chalrmaa Waltof was aathorlaai to prc
]...:?- a fi.nn ..f agreemaoi problhltlog t!io leealag of
free tranip irlattoa to luflaanee IralBa, and to layort at
a (nture meeUng.
it. -, i.-:ii iiook iuki Oeneral Paaaeoger Aganl K.-nt,
..f the JaekaonvUle and Boutbeastera road, had a eo?
foren.fl to-day wlth the offlelala .>f the Atehlaoa aud
. halriuan 1'iuley ol tlie ft'e tern Paai nger A -w lation
. ?-.,,_ li _? the mlleagc Ui k( ti lhat bavo been dl
turblug i it. ? '.?'?:? Bt. Louli and Chleago. 'iho
waa tu duvlae lome nwai - ol gettlng rid ..f tba
and m.utheaatern's outatandlng tlrketa.
li ihii .au hc ?" ? .mpllibcd Chalrman Flntei thlnlu
ihe Alton may wtthdraw it- re.|ue*l f-.r autnorlty to
i lu.e ihe rato on mileaga tlcketa t.< two.centa a mile.
A pro|H?IUun waa agre d Bpon wbleb w.U probably
bo ?ul,ralttcd t> .'. ilton p. ple to-morrow, luvolv
Ing ii ?? i- a. v ,: ... the 'ii-r nn Ing llrket-i from tli- mar
,i tiie luture malutenuuoe <>f tha two-and-ona
? i;:l".
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BABXIXUB OF IVECT VIBGIXIA t KNTIiAL.
DhlUmore, March 8 (Speeial). The aanaal report of
tbe Wi ' i Central and FltUbnrg BaUroad Cwn
pany, to be pubUahed to-morrow, tbqprt ,i targa iu
, :.',-,? in the . '.; traffle and an extenflve devetopment
,.f the coal i i tereata ol tha Mountaln Btate.
i .. ? Dxed i barg -.
Df -i'-,_ . ? tai .,,,i ihlpmai ti T<"?.-_'*.> ton*,
an Inrteaae ol 130,803 tooa; dellvered to Baltlmore
niitl i^u'., 311,324 ; t-. Pennaylvanla, 383,570, and ..n
Um llne <?' road, :,,;;>?? tooa. The ahipmeata "f r?.ke
trere :.',,.;i7 tooa, in laaieaaa of 18,980 tons over
ir--... Tha cohe traffle is growing, the Davla c.?ke
and <',>.ii i pany, 1 ivtag balll 113 eohe oveoi
- the yeir. The company owna i.?i" otra ar.d
? ,.? nea, of whleb number 503 mM and
threo engtnea wera parehaaed and pald tat darlag tha
., ,.-, ,,t , , , t ol c'j'..",.iT'i 75. The . ui t.:i^ baaa
, !v improved. TIm trach li belag gradaaUy ta
i,,i witb Mventy-poand rteel ralla, treatlei replaeed
. and culverta, and .-.uii ballhaated wlth
, ..? ,m nilona frmi Elklni In tbe diraeUon
, ? i. v r|, _,-.,i Koanng Creek, have been begun aad
?i.- ,\<, .. ? l -..'.? . ,.--.|:i-t.si ,iur u\ ihe year. Survej i
and ? i-i- wjiinrrtloii wilh Plttabura; oa
, ,i wlth the Cheaiupeake and nhl.. Kall
r,^wl on the ' . belng made nnd the <iuc-^tion
11 ton.-trui ting auch coni i U n ? i ualdi red.
CONTBOL OF THB OHIO \M.I.KY BOAO.
lt ia pncttcally lettted thal tha Ohlo Valley Uailway
will paaa soon Into tb.ntrol <?f tha < beaapeaha, <'hio
and Boathweatern BaUroad. P. ... Kelaey, BtaaMeot
,,r the .'in" VaUey, and C. P. Uaatlagton, al Um
, !,,. ipe-ake road, yeatenlay ilgaed a ui.-m.>i-.itidum of
,,.., whleh la wbjeel to Um approval of tha itock
ytUe doubt exlata that thli approval will be
plven and ln nboul ilxtj dayi i!i" formal tramfer a1ll
p;,iiai.iv be made. The Oblo Valley haa beea oaaa
for buatneea about two yeara and li stid t.? ho earnlag
ii . ii.\.'.l eharge*. lt runi from Bvanivllle, Ind., to
Prlneeton, Ky., i dlatance of aboal i|H> mllea. C. C.
Italdwln, who li Intereated In tha Ohlo Valley, mM v.-s
tetday tlmt th.-*.i.-ai wm a bm*I advaatageoaa oaa for
tha . t\ ol Bvanavllle, openlng to it a aaw ..iti.-t t>>
the Bnnth. The aquliitlon of th~ n^i.t would bring
Mr. Iluntlngton'i road t.? the Ohlo Kiver and within
887 i,i.i''- ol chtcago. n vtrtually gave through ean
nnd entrance Into Chlcago to tbe Cbe? ipeake,
nhlo an.l Bouthwestern. it eouw not be lenrned wliat
tlie terms ?.f tlio Iranaaetlon were. Intareal i- t,> l*<
. ?,,,! u|i,,n the ?-'-." '(HMMi :, i?'r cent bonda of
thu < >hlo Vall. j .nnd Ihe rontrol of the W.00O.000 -t,? k
ptsses to Mr. iiuniiunt.iu. t.ut on what boals could
no| be leamed. The benetlta of the d.-.ii wUI bo
odered t.. all il ?kh(dder*.
A i:\ll.\v.\V TKIPLE ALUANCE.
BalUmore, Uarrb fl (fcpectol).- Tho Weatern Miw
li.,.i Rallra ui Company hai awarded Um contract lor the
rompletlon of iti cxtenaloo fr..n. Wllllamaport, Md., t>.
cherry Bhn, oa the it.ii.inin.si and ohlo Balliaad, a
dlatance ..f toarlcea mllea. The eonatmctlon ?>f Ihla
-iini-t, line will romplele tha lyatem dowa tha (?uini"-i
luiid Valley, brtween tha two Bwantala raages, which
wlU air.uit Um Bcadlng Company a ahart aud dlrecl
llne ... the Weal over Um Balthnore aad Ohlo. The
\\',' '.-rn Man I.i:..1 Will C00B8.1 Wilh UM Baadlng near
Harriaharg, aad thenee via Bhlppenaharg, I'vnn.. te
Cberry Bun, which wlU aow becoma an Imporlaat
polni on tha Baltlmore aad Ohlo. Maeh af tha throagb
fi-.'U-ht fi'iui Chleago and other Waatern polate t<.
I'hlladelphla aad New Vork, In I ad of paaaing thraagh
Baltlmore, will be aenl over the new ronto, a- artu alao
tlw '..,..:.,,i frelghl over the Beading. ln return
fnr ihe iiup.'.tani wrvlee rendered bv the ttestern
Maryland In tbla new traffle aUlance .,f the three nui
i-i.i.l-. il will he allowed t.> aae Ihe bow bell l. taa
nel under thli rltj wheu romplet ?t ao tbat II cau i-nn
ihruiigh rara from the Cumberland Valley t.? VVa-.h
[i i , ,. The llaltimore und Ohlo aud ih'* Beading
will now be able t<> make oompeUtion vvith the l'enu
tylvanla Ior Weitern traffle ctoaer than aaar.
st'r.MrrriNi; TO ABBITBATIOK.
Chleago, Mareh 8.?ThB mltroad llaee, menihers of
the Central Traffle AaaoelaUon, Interested la baalaaw
between Chleago aad Bofatoi hava agreed ta mbmlt
their dlipnti ..v.-r differenUal ratei t.< arbltratlon.
Co.ninlsslonera Ulancluvi-d aud Ooddard aro t. aot as
arbltratcrs. _
POR TBB CITT UNITERSITT.
An iinp.utu.it meetlng of the commtttoa t.< eniarpo
Ibe i nlveralty <>t the Clty of Mew-york wa; h.-ia at
the Colveralty Bulldlng yeatenlay etternoon. Charlea
i.uti.'i-, the Kev. Dr. Howard Croaby, William i,
Opdyke, william a. Wbeeloek, Oeorge Mohro, Wllllam
i' liavemeyer, David QaakB, the Bav, Dr. Henry M,
MacCraekaa, Charlea 1'i-u*. Bamaal IBatoe, Jaba B.
Keiiuciy and 1> B. Ivlion WBTB iivsent.
Atthoagh no daflnlta ilta f.? Ibe naw balldtag was
decirti'ii Bpoa. it wai tha ananlmoaa optnloa ottha me.n
bei--. of tiie commlttee thal tha &;te ahoald Le choaan
above One-huaditd-and-twonly-ifth-it Tlm property
ln Waahlngton bquaia will be retalned tor tha bm ol Iha
. it Law, the ichool ol Pedagogy and tha poat
grudiuta itudeuti The commlttee al > Uacuaaed the
advlaabUity of enlarging tha proposed eadowmeol to
ai i-a-t .f;;.(M>..>,....... butead ol 8500.000, whleh waa
belteved lufflcleiit at the reeenl naattng uf tha BBBB"
mtttee. The members ol Um commlttee expeaaaad
tlu ma. Ivei unanlmoual) ln fai tr <<l the pr ipoaitlou, aml
", at iho oplnlon thut #3,000,000 i,?,ii,i be nilied in
.s a York a ? II] i i the new I'nlv-i-uv of
i hl. i '"
,\ ,i, runi.- deciaion wlU not ba macbed In mgaid t-j
tbla matwr, however, uutl th? m-\i i rting ..i Ihe
i-ouimlttee. Tiic commlttcn will not nu c agalu uutil
Uie ia?t of thli mouth ot Aprtl 1, l
MR. DEPEW UNDER BAIL.
(GaaBaaad irom Fir*i r-i ?.-?-.
tl.e 'reniediea' which we have tried an.l found did
not, rfincdy. to .-nileavoi to i:et permfaatel of the
dlrtatora to transfor to thal fouranl the husineii
of takinc ciro of the safety of pissensrers. aml w?
would pa.v the expenhe*. Tha onlv trouble in
adopUng the BUggCBttotl is that, as fhe responsl
liility ib upon tlie tillirei-s of the empany, tlie
oflicers would I.o hange.l for murder. while th?
editor would only bc censnred lor miwlircctcd eu
tcrprisc.
DIBBCTOB IX MANY BOADB
" So far a? my bein? a direetor of the New.
Havfn roa.l is eoneerned, I will sav that I am a
direetor in nll the line* but one whieh connect
wlth the New-York i eutral as the tiunk of tha
Vanderhilt systeiu. I atu a direetor f.-r he pur
pose of uiairitainiiig harnionions rclatiius l>etweea
the trunk Into New-York and its cimeetioni, aud
of being abk to a.ljnst aud scttle a* they ariaa
the Criotiona that naturally oeCBI when severai
of the eonneetiona nave harmoaioua relationa ao
iar us the Central is eonoerned, but antagoatette
ai'd- eonipetiiive Klationa v.-ith eaol. other. I
thlnk in il.is oapaalty of a direetor I scrve m he
tweeu twenty and tlurty eoip.iatio.is.
?? If the rule holds tliat a railroad direetor is to
I* lield ta ? Cowoera Jwy ior ii.ur.lor every time
nn areident liappena on the line of any road
where he sits in the board, my director-'.njj te
twentv-iive railwav couipaiucs presenta ^oaubot
ties lor the InteUlgent actlvlty ol tl.e CoronerU
.,,,-y which OUffht to appeal to their syn.pathy
and their lntelligenee; and my hall bonda wiU
exhatust. the powcru of my friends, ifeh B8 they
?ire If the nr.-s.-iit a.tioii InvoIiics the rate one
of the .lilli.i.lt thlnga in this eountry will he to
lind any one willm.' to serve 111 the dircctory of
a railway company.^_^
AKOTHEB INVI^TIGATION STAUTED.
THK STATE IIAII.UOAI) CO.MMISs.IOV KXAMIVHS
WITNKSSF.S ABOl'T TIIK TUNNKI.
The ttel8 Rallroad COmaUaateMra, William H.
Rop?rs chalrman: Isaaa V. Bafcar, jr.. and Michael
Hl.hard N?(tan yc.-tcrday an iawUfattoa l" the
Chamhav of CaaaBBarea of the aecident IB the tunncL
Frank Loooria, oun-ei hr the Maw-York Oanteal, and
lletirv W. Taft. routiset for tl.e New Yoik, New-llaven
and ilartfoi-d Uailroad. were ou hand carli to watrh
ti.e lateraate of his eompany.
Chalrman BaajMB MM that In view of tho eonipleto
mnnner la whlrh the MMM lmdlne U, th" aecident
were pnne over hy the mrnner's Jury. the lioarrt ol
Commhetoaen did not thlnk lt wortl. while u. p am
th" gr.mnd UB*a\ but lt would, ho said, cintiuue ttl
inveatigattooe toohteg teawN a iBgpiUia af bmb
practicable m-thod of BdafUag BMeaBNB Ut prevent
a rccrrenco of BUtelBll Bf that hind In the future;
..,.. ,i i BDderetaad.* he adied, "tn... Um milraad eoaa
MBdea ar- dolog the MBM thtef." Lu.-I.ts Tuttle,
,-,:i",ai managar of tl.e New-York. New uaam aad
IUrtfoid Ballioad, said that he would ha haPI.y to fu*
DUh the cemmleateocn Wtth roo.ns at the ..nnd Cen
tral Btettoa for holdlnp any further iiivesUgauons tliat
they mlghl d.-em Beeeaaaay.
Fowler. the emrineer. WM tlie fir-t witness e*
?Blned, aad his teetteMoy was aahilaaBally that wUth
he |ave beBare the Oaranafa Jury, and which ha, been
already paaBabed ...... . .
(-harles A. Wellington, tho lircnian, said that he had
n.-v.r aaea any book of ratea <>- te the aaetkod of ..per.
attng tho Ugnala and ao an, but learnod what they
meant from th" different engteeera.
0 il. I'latt. npetteteadent of the Orand Central
Btettoa *'?s tu-ked by the chalrman if it wera Bm
that a good deal af thought had been givea by tha
,???,;,?>- to devlalag ite Btelhai af ripria, and he ?aid
tliat -uch was tho case.
?? And it has faikd,-' BBBJBBIBi the l hall BBBB
"The aeeldeat haa aeearrad," >ai<i Mr. Kiatt.
??What would b8 the praitlcal ubjection,'' cmtinued
tho ciiairmun. ?? to pwetodleg one Main entering that
tunnel in tho same direction until another tram had
? WdU," was UM reply, " lt would ha Imro-tblc to
1 -an.llo the tr.if.u: we are now ObUgad to hat.dle II
that wero tho rule, and as IO tho rate of ipaad through
tho tunnel. of courso if tho whol" toagth of tl.e
tunnel weie only 888 bloek, lt WOOM be perfectly
MfB to gO at UM rato of tlurty miles un hour."
"Sum-om. >,.'i adopted a towae rate of speod under
Iha preaent elrcnaMteneaal"
-1 Mippo?e it would be better to BUdM a tower
rato of BffBBd, but tlw timo given on the .a.-ds ls ttial
whleh ean be mado under favorable cuiid.Uoiii. Hia
s;K-ed varies ac.ording to the condition Bf tho tunnel."
??Havo you any .-UKpe.sflons to ofler us to any Inn
provements lhat nil^-ht l.e made'''
'?We aiu BOW ...nsWerlug .-eveial plans, but I may
tay, of eoarae, thal tbe rmtttottea ol ti.e tunnel would
be a grc;it help if that could be aciuinplislied. Tha
naeattooa Whki wc have inuBvad IO far aro very.
mu. b InfagteB t,. oar preaant piau of opuaUoaa ?
uiiiiim BeBanaa, tha operatoe and awttehteaa at
the eabta la ihe laaad at Beveatyaacondat., mM
ln r-'-iid t.> IbJ BdvtaablUtf 8f havmit some person
workmu' with mm. tiwt be bad beea threa y<?ia ai
hla preaent poat, aad bad aevee toand any diffleuity
' ''. Iiart i?'"(.'.- otfc elcctrlclan te UM tn.".. Swttcll
imd Blgnal Company, waa ai.hii if lt woald aat aa
iu... u.i.i,i.- to have > me method by which Um poat.
ii i ,,f tlie -1 iuTi would I"- Indlcated t.. the operator.
and ln reply aald: ?? Wa bave what m raU a I'gnal
repeater, to Indl ate a ilpal ?here it l? oajteMe ol
tli-. view ol the operator."
Luelui Tuttle, general managar ol the N-'Winj-a
an.l Wew-llavcn road, was qu^tloned tveaniine thi
vxamiiiHtion ol emptoyea <>'? emplojrai tor . uiorMiuA
naaa, after which the chalrman annoaanad Iba udjoura'
iuL-i|t of Um Inveatlgatton.
WII.L 00X1 W1THOCT RBQUIWTI0X8,
New llaven. Ci.nn., .March <i.- The majority of th?
OfflrlBBI of the New-Vork and N-u lluv^i road a^ainil
arhom wairaate have beeu Uaaed by Corooar i.evy. ol
New-Vork, aere BBBB today BBd iiali.at.sl a willinpiesi
to walve reqalalUim proeaedlpga. Ono of Iha getaaaa
f..r whom the Coroner bas u*ued hii warrant, ciaiii*
Bockwell, baa beea dead over ata BMatha,
FOR BBCBITIBQ BTQLBB 980FBBTT.
USaet WBUag, oi bm Oak-ai. suti m, yeaa niny nioming
analgaad bafaia JaaHee IBlalw ?t tn.' IhaMa tourt
Kapaaal Bl?a, a Baalet M ?Nata ut Na. UA wuium,
st.. lar lecalvlag Maiea ko.ki^. yypiaawal aamy hun.
,ir.-a paaaBa m ?tDti.t-iia* BlMgBMrad im... iha aam.
i, -ii.c iu.,111 ef ti.e lui.id Priatlag Campany, N?. -10
w iii.-i., ftUBoM apgaalM Btoeft*a t-un.i-iun.nt. Baary
Bodth, cotorad, ,.f Na. Ml Weal Mxty-tn-t-t., and
momai ITade, ?f fhuatag, L. I., t?o implayea M tt--.
pHnttng i^in. hav., ta-en under suh|iI.Ioii. ^-'Ht.-rtsy
they aera Mea by th- paUeenaa te masa ltiock's bbmb
v,ith a box, and th.y WBN arr.-.-t.'d whlle at?po*lii* of thi
in. i.il M BtoaN. S.verii N.\,'- of UM MBBMtal previouiiy
im--,d by Iha prlaNag aamgaay were found iu ui^ckn
pis.-e. II.' and the two boys Braie arrested. BlooB
?n, I., id by .i'i-ti" lainuir lu #i,ooj blll. Wade and
h.iutii wera reaaameM aattl to-morrow.
UIE WEATHER REF0R7.
fOBMCBBJ TILI. S 1". M. BATOBBAT.
iraahlngtnn. Mareh ?-Kor New-BaglaaB, except M?ma
an.l EaMata New-York, ram or mew; no chaiiio ln wn
paratura, \arlai>l>' wteda
ior raalnra fcnwylvanla, New^laeaay, Delaware, M?ry.
und. VlrgtaM und .\..rl,i ObibUbb, llliht ruin; Blightly
wurnicr l.y UllMar. VBlMbla wlnds.
Kor S.mtli c'urollna, UeorgM ind Kloilla, generally
falr; Mlch'.ly warnier.
Kor alabBBM and Mi>-i-i|'l>i, trr and c.o'.er, exoept
l.ght ran. and itaMaaao MMpiwtara on Mm /uif.
Kor Laalitaaa and Ka*-..-m xasaa, Hght lato; oool r.
r, r Arfcaaaaa aad Miaaaari, imr illghtly .-<x>i<>r.
K?r Tenneiaea aml BeMaeBy. falr; ecalei la Uie wftcra
PKof*W?Bjenj Naw-Taah, w?t. rn Pwaiyliaala, w.:?i
N'iM.r'liaiuiia and lBlaaft, falr; sllghtly cool-r, virlnbla
" Voi Mlehieaa aml telwaaata, BaM rain ae ?now.
Kor hansis rair; (llithtty warnur l.y Sunday.
Kor M....."-.u Soulb DakoU, N> rth Uaivota. Iow? ttnd
Nebraaka, fair: NlfHUy wanner.
Kor t'oluiado, llghi mawi; waiflBM by gaaaaf.
TBIBVNI LOCAL 0-HBBVATIONB.
TITit"
l'i UM .ll.t:.
flurtuatiani v,-m<Iic ??- obaervad al thr t-'iutfd StaU-l
MM tempmtwa bomJTbi Perry?i PhBimaey, laa Bwiiduw.
T^ib bm OBar, Bweh :, l a. m.-ciear araadw r jeaaaAmj
for ii .?. i'n? lollatlld by ttaadlaaea Tha tmperitur*
ranR.t betweea H BBd 3ti IfgHBB, the a\'ra?e (CtSi be:r.|
ili-. hlah-'r than on the ,',iirc.rondin.: dav 1..-' v.r inl
2h lualier th.iu on T.n.r-day.
I ?, .ml n-ar tlu* -i.v t'.-day the-- will prateMV M
?li^htlv Hirm.'i. etoudj WTBthlr, witli llglu ?a..w or laln.
(i.u-iMi rnicr-'.s or bab pbancibco itocbb
s .ii Kiaiul-. ... M iicb ... lal"
V.-i. rl.i T-.11V. \ -,---lay.To-day.
.-,- M ,..... I. :.''.. . . ??}*
.',.. v Bolcher.2.10 -11' I'ototl : J-V!
.'?hJ.l.r ? ? ????12 ijn; -.'>-">.
I ,i, C ,1 v \' i. 0 A j (?? ?> . oi . ,,i ?? .. -;''
'r,.v.,i I'onr ... 1.40 J.M | lifi . g M
......i.i aCurry I.BJ ? i....ii.o.? a'.u. ?? ? . .mA
iiiie A -Xa_Hraaa..3.lO . ii.Hi ieU>.. ??? BB ??
Mea.~?. **

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