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FOTJNDED BY HORACE OREELEY
8ATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1891.
TWELVE PAGES.
I
THE BEWa THIS BORXIS'O.
FoTO-ga.?The Argeatine GovemnMnt, bj a .le
r.ipc. siiMi>eii(le.l baalaeaa in Buenoa Ayrea foi two
days; a ayadleate wlll lend the Uovenimenl ?.'",
000,000. ----- - Late eometed rrturna glva the
i ansrrvatlvf. a majorit> ui i'l ln Ihe new Domin
ii,!i ParUament, - Durun von Wiasmann pun
isIip<1 ;.n Afrlcan trlbe, killiag 200 men, woiind
ini: ilxtp, and eapturiag buc] property, -
Tlie Chlllaa laaurgenta are aborl oi amtnunltion.
Vigoroua cffortn wlU lie na Ie to suppresa
iiettiiiK in Paria.
Do__M8tle.?Daubta hava been ??\pr. ss.'<i aj* to
the conslitntioiinlny ol the IMM luw lur tln
leii.-f ui the IV.ieiiil Supreme Court. _____-? The
Deuu.erats m Um Beaate al Albany eontlnued
tiwir Ulbaaterlag lactlca. Senator Saxtou'a
l'ill traaafening eleetlon oontesta In the courta
gaaaed tbe Aaaembly by a un&nimoua vote.
Tbe lenala tournameiil at Magnolia Springs, Fla.,
cuine t?i un end. B Tbe attoraeya ol V'aaaai
Calkgg hava deeided nel t.. aeerde to the pi"
]...?><l oo_aaroB__8e witb tbe next-of-kin. who are
eontestinj. John Ony Vaerar. wlll. ------ Tbe
ooinentiiiii ?.f tl.,- State \'mn- w.'iiieii's Chrtatian
Aaao -i itiiui began ln Poughkeep_4e.
city and Suburban.?Coroner \.vw iaiued war.
runts lot di.tora and oflleen "i the New k'ork
aml New-llaven road; Chauncey M. Depew,
Mr. Claik and Mr. ttuB gave boadi ln |25,000
each, imt waitlag lot tbe aunuauaara - - Tbe
agaaad day*a sale ?>f the l\,-. collectlon brought
tho total (oi the two dayi Ix-yond 980,000,
At 1 he dinner <>l tbe Federal Club to William 11.
ArntuiN apeeebea weie made by Thomai li Reed,
Chaaneey M. Depew, llenry Cabol Ladge, Theodore
Keoaevelt and otber*. Tbe Cenaua Isiveatigat
liiK Coinniittee Invited Supeilntendent PiKrter to
appear before it us u wltneaa Tbe suit uf
James M. Bloomfleld far a tlivoroe from bia wlfe
encie.i with n Tfidlel m Ins favor, Stoeka
un.rp aetlve, hut aMteriaily k.wer nnder telling,
apaarently fnr tbe l":i_r aeeonnt. The cloaing waa
at prii-i-s n little above Ihe lowcat
The Weatber.?Fotecaat for to-day: Slightiy
warnier aml elandy, with 8 little anow ot raln.
'i'e.uperatiire peeBerday: lii^in-st, ::ii degrees; h>.\
e?t, vi; avarage, %9 i-v
Thg iBveatigsvtioB of tlio tunnel gcddenl bj
tlio CotoM_r*a jurv has been -<> tboroogh nnd
pglagtsking that a rapplementarj Inquii^ by tbo
State Hailruud Coanniasioa Beenu mucb Hke B
(iiijactthiity. Poadblj boom Ben lines of inquirv
9*93 siiv^cst themselvea, bul bo far aa oan bg
l>eri<>i\ed the Coroiior's jm-v eovered all branchea
tif tho ca.e. The Oo_udflgioiMri :tpj.?':ir to re
alizo that they are jilayin^ a ?econdnrj pBTt,
and ccnct'tle that tlieie is no RgegBBltj of |< m^
over tbe entire grotmd Bgain.
The dinner given l.y the Federal Club hw
evening brought together a luilliant galaxv .,f
orators. Tbo lion of the ocvasion was the lion.
Thonias ii. Keed, fivsb from the laurels \m,ii in
the s-peaker's chair a'- Washington. Thg dMen
which groeted him were an B_.-sn___c.ent <vi
dence that the stamp of popaJht gpjno?Bl bBI
been aet upon his course in tiie Uqubo, Mr,
Roed's speech was short but brilliant, and gave
him an opportunity to point out tbo praetical
achievements of a Congres.s which the De_BOCTBtg
averred would not bo allowed to accomplish
any thing.
- ? . ??
Obvii?.ly the report, given with considerahle
dreumstantiulity. tbat the policemen of this city
have raised a large fund in order to oromote
Jm pasaage Bt tho blll inerfvisins thell salar.e.i
lOquiteS Inveetigation. Tho oomiptiOB fund in
placed Bl &75.000, and il is Biid tbal all Ott
members of tbe foiW have COOtnbuted to It
The Polioe Commiasiooen bm earnestly oppoBed
to any increaao of nahtrieaj we ate eonvineed
that thev have public vi.tiinent behlnd them.
It is hatd to bclieve thal oor poliee force have
been trying to buy legislation in their intoreet,
an.l wehope the report will tarn out to he baae
l.-. _m
Seaator Saxton's propoaed constitutional
amendment referring'all caaea of contoBted elec?
tiona t.. tbe oourta ior ndjudication made Iti
v.a\ througb tbe Asaembly yesterday with neat
nesaanddjspatch. TllB Tbibuxe on tbe previ
,?.si!;iy reminded Um Democratic Asaemblymen
thal Uovernor Hill had recomm&ndcd thia pohq
1,,-t year, and therefore they bad little beaita
tion aboul voting for it. Now the matter wil
go before the Legialature elected next fall, und
if favorably aetod on agaln, ir muat be >'.h
Biitted to popular vote at tbe tuccceding eleo
tit.ii. If latified by a majority of th.' voters, lt
will become a part oi the suprama law of tuo
Stato. __
TIIE OUTLOOB.
Congress having adjomned, it ia now po*
-,!,... ... imi.. :i clearer impiesskm KgaNing tbe
nextl'ieaidentialeleetioii. It is already ovident
tbat Ae electiona of last Xovember ware not, "*
iomoimagined,anirrevocabteandunconditional
mortgage of the government. Fot injtance,
elertionB of thU week have Bhown thal the Be
publicana in this state und seve.al1 othere are
mueh stronger than they appeared ito be in
November laat The victoiy in aome dties und
towna cannot hc explained exoept on one ol two
theories: either a great numbcr of people have
become disgusted with the Democratic partj
ilnce last fall, or obe the votes ln November were
ofnovahieaaanevidenceof public preferenee al
that time. The Democrata of politieal senae aie
quite airara thal the November electiona wcro
not particularly trustworthy aa aproofol popu?
lar intention ot feeUng. Bul they are alao aware
that iho conducl of their party ln Congtesere
garding the Silver bill and other queationi bai
not made il itronger with the people.
V Bepublican Congresa has Unishcd its work
and has adjoiirned. It haa leit a record which
will m hai'd to itirpaaf. Any lucoeeding Con
...-<-> will lind it extoemely difllcult to discharge
as mueh public business, to decide as manyim
portant and difllcult queations, in anytbing like
,!,,. -aine .tini". I" all probabiUty, the next
Congraaa will not he able to accomplish any
thing whatevor, nnleas it begins by Imitating
thal very reatureof BepubUcaa policy foi-wind.
Speaker Beed and his aasociates have been m. tt
savagely denounced, namely, the restrktion ol
the powew of a minority t.. delay and d. feal
artion ln one form or anotber Congress will
be compelled t.. adopl substantially the same
policy h. reafter, or else i: willigo to the countiy
wiih'the ni"-! dismal and wretched failure oi
the ccnl hv. Ji ii results in uttor failure, the
countiy will eondemn it. IT il borrows and
adopts a BepubUcan policy, after denoundng
tlu- policy without meaaure, the public can
hardly fail to v; ilt the Democratic party with
unsparing and Bcoraful rebnke.
lt makes nol mueh difference whether the
Democrats w minate one man or anotber neil
year, for tbe conducl of the party a- to the
-ilve'r question will ln eitber case cost it heavily.
Mr. CI velnnd, if nominat -I. would le cbosen ns
A Kgurehead and representotive man by those
who have voted for unlimited ooinage oi silver.
Tnless the record .-hoiild l.e changed nezl win
tcr hy posltive action of a Democratic House
tlioai!i...i of ihe party <?n this qnestion is likely
to cost it everj Baatorn State. Vcl ita coursc
will probably not lecure f?.r it a singlo \\ estiim
Stato. When the people have the time to think
tbis question out they are cerl tin to dedde in
favor "l sonnd m >ney and bonesl money. '1 bej
nill surely vote that they wanl a- good monej
as any other nation on earth enjoys.
The tariff question is equally eertaln t<> cause
ihe Democratic party great trouble. As the
record now stands, the Democratic party in
Congresa is without exc ption hostile to the new
. totective tariff. Bul that measure will come
to be l.'H'V n within tbe nexl yoar as the sour.
of enormoua expansion in many brancbea of in?
dustry, and a- a removal of burdens from the
i ? ple amounting t<> many millions. The D< m
ocrats a- the next Beasion will be forced i
to repeal the nen act, so far aa the House can
do so, or by iniction t" confees that it ia b wise
and ne..ary meaaure. They cannol attempt
ita repeal without lotdng thousands oi votea in
tl.e States where manuta. tures and mining have
been m.-t rapidlj developed, and yet they can?
nol -i.H. i the - .sfcion to pass without an attompt
to repeal the measure unless they ncritice a
mtdtitude of votes al the Wesl and South.
I mu nexl peoember Dem icratic papera will
l,o fnll of tirades about Bepublican extrava
gance in appropriations. Whether these cen
-ii.-.-- are i>. any respeel desenred ar nol they
will produce an impression on the public mind.
Tho nexl Congteiw >\ill be closely watched to
iee wiu thet il is nwre economical. II' it csita
down expenditures for the needful worh of tho
Government it nill be Justij censured. If it
cuts off jicn.-i. ns for Union veterans it will bc
Gondemned. But if it appropriates as large itn
aniuinr as tho recenl Congress il nill be com?
pelled to increase taiatioit in order to preveni
National bankrnptcy. The rccent Congress be?
gan i'- worh with a larg ? suiplus to be dis
tributed, and that cxists jk. longer. There is
not offored i" the Democrats next Vrintcr as
pleaaani an alternattvo a- some oi them now
iuia^'ino. _ ..^..^____________.
CAXAVA'S ELECTIOS,
Sir John Macdonald's victoiy in Canada is
Bubstantial. He has issued from tbe ballot
boxes with a I'arliainentary support mu. i
duced, but strong enough to enable bim to " i
ern in ordinatj conditions. Uow far this re
Boll represents the free nill <d the Canadian
people i- quite another question. The auswer
will bo indicated by the Iigures sbowing th"
total j...!! on either nde tbroughoul the Jp
lon?indicated, bul nol ni all assured. For, in
oou idering bow far bis rictory is illustrative oi
a.-. ial Canadian sentiment, Sir John's unscrupu
iotis gerrymander musl he acoounted for, as .., .1
ns the conducl ol such oppressive corporations
.ls the Canadian Pacilic Bailroad. The Ub
erala were drawn into a lighl without aotice.
They were unprepared. They had no mtney
even for the mosl urgently neoeasary expenses.
Tho situation \sas made np against them. lly
garrymandera oomparable for disbonesty and
audadty only witb tbe Uhio Democratic gerry?
mander of 1889, they were cbeated in advanoe
..ut of at least twenty seata which by anj decent
division of the electorato would naturaily fall
to them. All tbe powerful class, scctional and
Mctarian interests a-ere at work hercely for Sir
John. He representcd cburchly establisbments
;..- againsl absolute fieedom oi worship and de
Ipminational equality. li': icpresei ted moncpoJy
as againsl severe oompetition. Ile repiesented
tlie Untish tie aa againsl nobody wa- willing
to say what. The Oppoaition was sadly bandi
cuppid.
In view of these ia. t- n inn-i he granted that
the Lii erala did imtnenselj well. Tho Uovein
ment Bnceeedad ia bo shajiiii^ the campaign aa
u> l-cnUei- evc.v voto east in la\or of a Qril
candidate a vorc ior annexatlon. Tho publica
t;. n,,: Mr. Farrerboo-re-pondence, and tbe fael
ol hia ooBBOction wilh Sir Ricbard Cartwrfght'a
newapaper, together wltb the Bignilicant refuaal
,,f the Oril leader- to declare Ihat aanexation
would le au evil fafe, converted tii" c.aign
into ? battle between a poliey of annexatlon nnd
, policj of anything elae to bucIi an extent al
l,,?t aa to chaae all those who obje tod to po
litioal union with Ute Statea lato tbe Too' camp,
wbether thej favored protection and aubauly or
not. The "Dialoyalty" cry mual have banned
Um Liberala without affording tbem _tny retlea
wpport, ror the Annexatioiiisu they had any
how, whiJe among the electora thero mual bave
boen ? cou.ideiable body who, though wi
to trade rreely witb the Statea, wew aol at all
minded to join tbem. Ol courae, corning fioin
BUch B politician bb Sir Joha***???*
itwaag wrj Bmiadag howl, bul ike many aa
other bil of shaip praetiee played by the aamc
cunning haad, it did wba. il was meanl h.,
I, did mora, aad bere ia wbere tbo aupramo
folh of s,i,!i trickery gtanda revoaled, lor.a
though aaewleaaeof power ia made ontto bu
John, bebag_lraw_tf?mthepeoptothetUBmal
information, not only thal ally hall ol tbem
disapproveofWrnandhiapoHcybatareBctBaJlj
tired of their allegiaace, and wiah to transfei
,, and their Dtmiaioa to another flag! A vic
t..,v accompeaied by Bucb a reyelation ol pub
Uogentimeal mual beoaly one degiee leag paia
ful thaa defeat.
.mericaai will obaerve with much latereal
thal the Maritime Provincea aad Britiab Colam
lia ;??(. tbe commaaitieg which bave _eved tho
dayfortheToriea. Seeiag that the igaueturaed
0n tho queatioa of Canada'i relat-ona with tfic
United State*, and remcmberlDg that Libcral
lirovinrial goverameata were elected oaly laal
.1,11,0 la moal of theae Provincea, ii li plnin
,,,,,, |? |,;> ugly attitude toward this countty
.,?. Toiy Premier has the supporl ol tbe Gni
codli-heia and tho BoalcatcherB. They are the
votera to whom be is cbioHy indebted f-r the
permimion he baa received to aend us oommis
sionera to t.eat for frccr trade. Wt ahall bc
happy losoe them, bm they miul noi eomplain
if they go "fr a.. empty-handed rw they come.
Sir John know. now, and hw known for twe
y..;iis. just what becanobtalii from iw.andwhai
he nut. If he haa nothing to offer but tbe
plan he Bubmitted to hi* clcctora he may aa well
keep hia commi??ionera al bome.
J0XE8 TS. FLOWEB.
\ gravc ia?uc ol fac baa bei n raiaed IbvoIv
Ing tho politieal fortuncs ol those two difll n?
g-iisbed Democratic leadcra, Lietrtenant-G n
crnor Edwatd F. Jonei and Congieaaman Roa
ysc\\ P. Flowcr. Ilaa Flower pledged bin
pracUcally, ifnol in term*, toabulain fn tn mak
ing acanvaaa this year foi the Democratic nom
ination for Governor? Y?, aaya Jonea? no,
mra Flower. Itoth of them are poaitive. ralk
ing with a correapoadcnl on Thuraday, Jonea
mado theae observations:
Tlw l.i-t t.ii,- i aaa Br. Fkmer i had a long teth
Nviililiin. 1Br-...ti..iiiomvr.ii.l.da.v, BBdl raiiM) lold
,im i expea-led l i be noatlnated. He rel
woukl be f..u.i' wlth meand aisnred ne ih-vi lie *
B randldalo Ir tlie nomlnaUon and iii uld d.? w
,,... ,:i, _.,?.?,.: lt; lhai be aaa well l-i-'-"'' ";!
,?,. e:,i plare and de*lred u> contl me l ? i
(1,-,:l, t ii, congiwM; Hi.n be ftUlj rw-lltcd my clali
my .trviigth wlth Ihe people. i l that 1
,.,'the ,.,.,i,ii-.tl,.n: and be iM.ped 1 ? >nld gel H. ai b?
of no one wbum be pnferred or who eoaM poU
.ofcirgea vote ai i couM. Br. Ilowerlaan how
,,,i i b?ve nodonbl ol I ? ?!;"?'?
? Did h ? i .-?'
??.Nut |u mj mauj ward , I BM * ' ';' '"!I1' ?*
,.,,:v teean - lhai UnpUeatton conM alToig waa
giveo."
Tliis is clear, iiae-inivocal aad to tho pi
I- eliminatea k'lower from 'ho canvaaa for the
nominaUon ravo aa b promoter of the Jonea
,,, ni ];v ?-. -,.._% uwurance thal implication
rould .iff-.'i I" ihofoiigi Mmnnp oniised l m I.i
around the aml.ition -.1 the Lieutenanl Ooi
,,,., ,.. There ia no inistakiug I nilicana
of thia. 1 ri vii ue oi thal Lind of circum*! i
evideace whkli ia conco?lcd to be i tban
dirert etidence, Jow * looka upon Flowei as .,
Jonea m?.n. 11" doen not onntcad tbal t'lowci
,.,.., vvcnl b. r.i,- a Notary Pnblic or a < omniu
noner of Deeda and in tl"- pn -? ' "'- two oi
|a,?.. ,, ,,.t;.il.l.- ui'ii's-.-s s..-i? I his name to i
parchmenl binding him?eli to njiend the iprinn
and aummer Retting Gul-crnatorial deb
for Jonea. X. i ?? ia il net ??:? I i.at anything
thus formal .hoiild be done by Fl iwer. Tb
word ?.l a pentleman is it- good ai bin
when Klowcr by "eveiy a- luranttj tbal impli i
Uon could afford" declared thal hc waan'l going
,., geoii the nomination and Ibal ho backed
Jonea, why, ol courae -I":."- wai _al
would bave scorned to a<*li Flowi r to pul I
down in writing.
Now, if the Uongro iman had only kopl quiel
or if ii- had availtii himwlf of the opportunltj
afforded by the Jonea intorview to come out in
a graceful card atating tbal he waa for Jonea
for Governor liist, laal and all Ihe time, and in
nn contingenry would allow Ins own namo lo
g0 i?-,, re :!,? Democratic conv. ntioii,
Jone_ I'.i'in wonld havo i ti ? forward rejoicing
Uut, akta for the rrailty ol tbe ui uioiy ol u
;?.,.,,,, ra ,,? Ucuienanl l rovcrnwr, or, alaa foi
tbe uncertaintj "ir llio I '? ni icratic white Con
gre. iitnan! Flowcr Biiffcrs a reporter lo as|w
him a few quc.ition.1 in regard to ihe ni i
for lioveinor thal be ma; tontradicl poini blank
Jonca'a version oi Flower'a relation to the ?
boom. " I aever told Li 'iitonanl Gotern .
Jonea," iaya be, " tbat I would noi run for Gov
,crnor. ... 1 told him i a I imtner) lhai
1 oould ii"t pledge my?cU to far iu advanoe
. Laal Xotemla r 1 wiol ? to Mr. Jonc*
gaying I bad cbanged u.y mind alioul beiiifi a
oandidate. . . ? When ) wrote lo Mr^Ji
be knew thai I would awepi tl"- nomination ii
ii were tendt red me. 1 am reccivii -r i u h Ani
lottera from all ovci the State which say thal
iu case 1 am a candidate i'i tbo Govct-itoriahip
I ihoiUd ha\<- their lupiMirl in prefi rwnco to anj
one elae " Tbcae ntterancea ol Mr. Flower are
ai frank as tboae of Mr. Jones?bul different.
Th ? i''..'i__i' *aman'a fa\ irite cantjidnto for Gov
ernor ia noi Joiim, bul Fl iww?Koawell r.
Flower. Flowcr pi. po?wa to mn for hi* party'h
nomination ni h all bia mighl, "everj Bnauranct'
thal iui|iii' ati ii ""'''I nfl ?rd" to the i ontrarj
notwithataading. Now tbaa Congi -s haa ad
j irned and he haa pb ntj ol lei?ure, li<> <-n;i b
counted *; |?.. _-_. dilisrently to canvaaa the State
for two purposcs?to pick np delegatea for him
sell and to knife ih" Jonea boom.
Thg general public will mH care '?? meddle
wlth th" paiaful laauc ilm^ raiaed. Joaea oi
courae bolda thal Fl ?wer ha bo n guilty oi
pertidy <>f tbe baaeal aort?perlidj toacooliding
friend. Flower, on the other hand, is doubt?
less coavinced thal Jonea'a memory is .un .,:
order. Thal Jonea dcaervea the nomination
rather ilmn Flowei ia generally conceded bj
Demoerata, They li-'iv" boI forgotten thal
Flower lell their party in the liyrdi ifl 1888 by
teaigning fi?,in the State tickel after t).o eoa
',..,: :i bad adjouraed, thua embarraaaing thelr
oaavaaa. Thej have n rt f< rgi th n tbal Joncs
came forward in tha emergencj aad com
n. lill in" gap in tbe ticket. XevertheleM, il la
uo|| underatood tbal tbe Democratic boaaea Btaad
ready t<? trample upon the fuadamental prln
ciple ??f Civil Servioe reform l.v denyiug Jonea
his promotion in order to nominate Flower.
Flower i> their man, n<>t Joaea. Ilowi vor, ii ia
by nn gaiBBB ogrtaifl that Joaea vill n<?; capture
Lha uinvcntiou iu sjiite of the BMcfaine. ile is
, oertiBtent workeri be poaaaaBea the adventage
;.,;,!, auacbes to being one of the inaj hehai
man, ardent friends: according to reporl he
is wpeciaUy strong wiih Democrats ol tl.e rurai
distrids, whoae Inffuence in the pany ia con
Btant|, increasing. Jonea plua the rank and
fiIo againg| Flower plus th- machine ough to
makoa very pretty Hght Bnl rince the spring
elcctions prove that this is to be a Bepublican
v.ar in New-York, why should either of them
desire the empty boaor of* Democratic nonuna
tiou'! _
i VERDIC1 THAT MCAN6 80MBTBINQ
Ti,.. proceedinp begun for the purpose "f
li,ing the tesponsibihty ior the btal oollision
:,, the tunnel bave arrived a' a point not often
reached !n limilar caaea. InqueatB after rari
road disastcn gencralb rcaull in a rerdid which
|j;ls iu. i '.I value or iigniHcance and cnuses no
inconvenience in any quarter. Occoaipnally ;|
Hubnrdinato in the service of a company is held
.;i.,i\ and subse piently Indicted for manstaugh
.,.,. bul even th. n tn" chancea are iha; the case
u,li never bo brougbi to trial. This inqniry is
remarkable tor the la.-t that the Jury !.*>k<"l
hi'v.-iid th" primaty agenl or agents of destruc
tion and condemned th'1 offlriala oi th" New
Vork, New-Haven and ilartford Bailroad, fiom
whom train-hands take tbeir ordera. There may
I,.-. it is true, a difference of opinion as t.. the
prcciso intention of the Juiy. In plain lan
guago, they Hnd that the condition of the at
moiphere in the tunnel was iuch a- t.. accounl
for if ni.* ca.-'is" Bngineor Fowler's failure to
-?" the danger-signal; and foi- his defaull they
hold hia uiperiors rosponaible. lt ia to l.e noted
tha' they do not dirccUy censure the New-Vork
c ,ntral and th.- llarlem rallroada, with which
the New-York, New-Haven and Ilartford is ;.
nocial -d in tl." juint managemenl of the Grand
Central sectioa, from Forty-sccond-st. t.. Mott
[Iaven. The natural inference, neverthcless, is
thal tho |uty believcd Fowler technically guilty,
bul morally innoceni becauae of the smoko,
iiteam and fog which obscured the slgnal; and
that, '.V |udgc rrom hi- utterancea and action, is
the Coroncr's interpretation of tbe verdict
As wo said a few days ago, th" system hy
which an enormoua traffle has been carried on
under moel difflcull conditions with remarkable
aafety for a lon,' period ought not to be con
demned by the nnap judgment of amateurs a- if
il were criminally defectivo. Tho-" responsiblo
for its croation and maintenance have .eiven
constanl thought to th" subject, and they would
have been willing at any time, we believe, to
make a rbange which they were eonvineed
would be an improvement. They will now
-.;;/". probably, th" force of r. i omm .nda
tions cmanatirg from a body of prc-emincntlj
-a_"i.ii..is and pia.li.al ni'ii rtspccting bettel
Hghl and v.nt,lation, th" us.. .,f antbrarite coal,
tho cmploymcnl of additional nignal-men, com
munication bctween trains in !'.?? tunnel an 1 a
uniform rate <>f specd. To t.i1." th.- roof ofl the
tunncl, ns Mr. Depew expressed it, and make
the pa*?agc an "I"" cut from end to end, ii
ied i" be impo!?ible. 'I'.. make a sinjile
i lock of it would gn atly tmpede traffle, the
offlcials -ay. It these two propositions are
- .und. il may l <? worth wlule t?. oonsider the
?? i hjlity and advantago tif making extensive
ng-i above the vari i\i* m'gnal utations, At
any rate, it is ivasonablc t.. assume thal as a
i..-nit .'f thi- di-a-'.'i *he railroad authoi l
? i"l iii,i:i-. \\.l>. '.i- without th" h"l|. ?.f the
i. i hti -. t" make travel above Fortj ??? ond
-?. --ill safer than it is now.
I ? - , n i I, in. h ol th" ;? ? :i di
I i,_\ th" t',.i- ner and representcd In the
? i lated t.. th.- pari played hy ear-stoves
in the d- ister. On tlu- point ihe juiy I. ave
,,, room foi doubl a- ... their opinion. They
?? lind that tl... New-York, New-Haven and Hart
ftailrond Oompany is immediately respon
!. i- the do ith l.y Rtiflocation and biirning
,,f John M.uray and Jamcs li. t'lynn, which was
,-:in-".i '.\ the iipsotting <i ? cai -stove in the
linston and Vlbany rar under Ihe .hai.,.'" >.f
?;i ? New-Y. rk New-Haven and Ilartford H lii
i,i-i.| i .'in:. iny, nn I - 'tting lii" t ? th. wr< ck bj
j.-1-,n <,| '.:?? eoilisiotl.'1 No - li :i d ?"?- e "t [X |?
iiliir indiiniaiiou >?)-'-. wo believe, in eonse
: wnl di-i-t..-. apatnsl th" man
? .? i i ? ? ? hinncls a- against th" |?werful
enl., latimi which ha- pcrsisted in defying the
..- 'i |, iblic . pinioii iv uung coal stovea ::i
ii- .j.-. X" -n-iM" |iei-..ii desires to -c" ih"
i ii i .1 i.flk'ial* for whom warrmts bave bcon
1 siilijci t"d tn vindictive jh-i~.-, ution, bnt
? . li lievo thal intelligenl public sentimenl
-,.,.. i!,| approvo a detcrmincd effort t?. ptinish
those .>!_:.?;;.'- ..i th" New-York, New-Haven
and Ilartford Company who have oontrnllcd its
?i. have can-."! th" law t.. bc continuouslj
a,i I wilfully evad"d, aml baVO BOW hiiin.d Bl
|.-i-t two persons t.> death.
8IQ X8 i>F SPRISG.
NotwithBtan.Iing that it lacks nlm..st, two
months ol tbe flrsl ..t May, the furniture ran bas
I-. .n i" infpsl tin- publlo streets, 'ilu- \.i
.!...it tbe ooming ol the blueblrd and .,' ri
. fuwls as um rk i ri _; tlie Bpproacll "I s|.;i:;.,
i, ,t :i better Bljfn is th.- furniture van an.l the stove
? _,.l diniiiK-room tahle on tiie ildewalk, and ihe
poel knows it. Th" pocl is ilu- most untrast
wortl.y pcrson in tbe community, and we are c.n
i mily .-. ii pi in.-.I tliat I..- i- not more generallj
. .",?! I,, nn.otint in the newspnpers by iuch w.i.
ri- i'- "Taxpaycr," "<?l.l Subscriber" ..nd "Pro
llono Publico," A proae writer could nol be
Kiiilty ..I one-half of the Lnacctiracies "i ti" poel
wlthout iielng denounced rigbl aml left
Tlw poet, we suppoBe, II bronghl t.. baj'i would
?ay tliat ht araa wrlttng 61 the country and ."'' "i
ii,- clty. Hut it is nol the rubin noi the blueTJlnl
tbal marka tbe appearanee ef the s|u-in0' tbere
pithcr. The i""'t is an exacting ludivldual, bul
v.i- preaume tlial even he will admil th.it a suburb
for which tlu- laat train leavea nt 10:15 p. m.,
ai, l i.i which tlie bappy bueolie realdents "take
n:ii;s'' iii climbing tl..- latnp-poet on the corner
, !?? pi ,!e: an.l lighting th.* j- isollne torch which
. ii ,1,,,'iut, it, i- far enough from iTie clty t.< .-..iiut
,,s genuine eountry, anu" even in such a ruml re
ii, ,i we i.n'1 'i.''t th" natives do nol look t., a-.\
:,ii,|, however hlgbly spoken <>t, t" h.-i^d the ?n
,,i,, , iiin .-i.iia -. I.'.ith.i- tln-y depend <>>i the ap
i,.,.i ,||.-i- ni the bouae hunter ii.ua th.- .-itv t>. t.- l
n.,-111 timi t'.i "I -.-.,-,,n ls ,.t hand. There i
. inetbin peeullar abont the .ity man ?.r woman
lookiiin for i li'.u-.- in tlu- auburlM whleb n..i. >?
them iiist.ni.lv rreognlsed i?.'. tl.e eonflnned sai^
i.ii.ai'ii.'. L'sually thev li.1 iit in paira. Tbey al?
ways arrive in tbe Buburh on either the 10:33 <>r
t.u- i;:15 timi. Tlie man weara a allk hat, and
il,,- wonwn a tong cloak; and m thry land from
ti?. train tbe tieket agenl smilcs broadlj nt th.'
iiiair- li.-wly |i,.lisi..-.i .sh.M's anproteeted hy ;:?>
io-iii'.s. As th.-y walk iiniii the BtatloB everybody in
il:,. \ilh.__:.' in-t.iiit:.',- r.'.a.-iii/.'s tbem n^s bouae
luiiiters. They walk slowly an.l earry tbeir beads
i.i.ii, the iicttcr t,> enabie them to gate around
tbe horlion and note distant objeeta and faraaray
iigna "1 "T'i Let.'' A pmss-ph.t ucver lails t.
ifint tbem, aml they lingei lovlngly around b
inh. Tbey gazn wnh ealm joy nt the tir.-t il"- k
nf hens thal ti.e, eie <ninter and look with adl'.ina
tmn ..ii the Hi--', goat, bnt a bhu.h.w j..,.s^'s over
tbeir young faoes as they not.' a malaria .nre si...
. letters slx t,-.-; high, snd ebeerve the beavy
?rire moaqulto hnrs in tbe arindaars <>t all the
i, ...,. They walk about tid "ii-'ht with ihe
-aiiic faraaray gase, whi.-h never imsst-s an empty
,',,u ,:.- ..r a real estate BgenVs ofllee. They am
ncM-r Been looking at a bouae which has nol a
plaee for a ganlen, and tha man i- abserved t?>
paasc oeaaaionally aad prad th.- ourth with his
unihrclla. ai.d the i-.infirnn-I i.'-i'lents kn.-w that.
viaious ot gzeea K'ah und D8W iiotatocs BR Bittiag
through his-mlnd. Latcr in the day they are secu
lo ?,iss the next to the last train tor the eity aad
to wait two hours for the last train. 11.e> -
not have seenred a house for the suu.mcr but ittej
have ware.e.1 the natlvcs that Sprfng ia at haii-l.
No, in the Ihiht of truth. the jUtaf cmn on
iipm/the lobtn-B hrcast must be ri.lcd ou taa he
tvp.eal riga of iPftof! i? ***9 " ? the f
StUre van and in the Babarbe tt !? **? -
lPle with the d,stant|:a,cwh,.Uytol.e.aen
with the 0OW8 and scrape paasfbg aciuaintnnu.
wtth the ehickene,
-Goveraor Hill la needed at Albany." So "The
BuflaloCoorter'holdBii^imrtlaanderiretoex.
0Me tfae bead of tbe Demoeraey ot Jhto Btate
forholdlngtwogieato?ee8,oi?F^rriandtbe
?th,.r State. at the same time. The atatem ? ta
??,?,-,,.. GoveraorHUltanotjepledatAlbany.
The Stete ConBtttution provideB tbal ln caae the
Goveraor reaigna. tbe ^lB?*?*^jS
take hia plaee. Doea - Tbe Courler. whihl,.!..
eket Oeneral Jones, menn to InainuaUi tbat ne i>
aot eqna] to the duttaa of the GoveraorBhlpl
The Editor of "The Thvoklyn Eagkf was tn
tervlewed the other day by a reporter of Tbe
Baltlmore Sun," and is lepteaented ..s ?...i.itting
SLtth. peiaonal relaUon. ol Mr. WjR***
Clevetand weie not- "exeeasively oaidW. ?
haa been tuapected for tome time tbal that waa
what ailed tl.e relations lu quetfion.
The Colorado iuror who wonM nol agiee te a
vonii,', beeauae be Ibought the law under wbicb
,!,, suit waa broagh! waa aneonatltut^l?nnl hada
qUeer Ideo of bta duty. We should haye decided
??. ,:is.. aoeordiag te the evldenee, ...stead of
,tartlngouttoBBeeuUteonquestlonaoflaw| *o
w.,,,.1.1- that tha eleveu Juron wh-i did tt.s to .1. -
,,,,? ,??,? rhe faels of the eaee weie angry M
havlng tbeir time waated. The jnror ?*????*?
t00 ouch may, after all. hr as nnsatMjCtory a
juryman as the one who knowa too little.
David H. llill doea nol elalm to bc better than
bl. party. Sa "The Bocheater Unlon" atetej I
i, to ba boped, however, for ita own aake that nta
party olaina to be better jhnnWbtakey BGoveraor.
Brooklyn haa got Ite eolored polleeman, Wil-y
G (iv.-i-t.'.n, and it ..niy lemaina aow ... give him
? falr chance. It ta belleved lhat bla fellow
,,,!.s will treat him with due conalderation,
hul tbere la a IlkeUhood that vleloua boya aad
?tougha"taay endeavor to make bis Ufe burden,
fhough tbere have been a numbei of
eolored doormen ... eharge ot poliee stotions ln
|vn, who bave given satisl ictlon, too, Over
ton iathe pioncer in a new Beld. A poUcemana
unlform and badge ar.' the Imdgnia ot an author
. ,: ,, commanda reapect everywhere, and tbere
hino Intrinaio reason why a eolored ofllcer -
?ot do i.i- duty bravely, modeatly and to tbe sat
isfaetlon ol the community and of hia auperiors.
Mr. overton'a eareer?n the poliee force will be
obeerved wlth lnterest.
Tlie Dem. crata of the State Senite sas by tl i ir
acta ihat the minority ou ;.t to be allowed I ?
?? to th.- n,..;..rn . Tlie trouble n dcl ' ??
have been making th a week with tbe hope ol
? , control ol tbe chalr it. all cireunuitancea
m simplj a piepoaten ' ?n the pari of
the teil to wa^ ti.e rest of the body.
M ,-.,,r Grant la contlnuii I i m '??? ia i
trouble as he ean for the antl I Street
i , moiUsioner for tbe nnnexed distrl. U lt sl mda
to reason th il if the Tammany candidate bad been
,.v ted, a muoh more liberal appropriation would
bave been provided for Idm and no fault w ? I
bave been found wlth hla p ] r ?':- Thua fat
tuhwloncr Iteints hai - ? c ndu I I
Ui wiu publi conll lei ee, und l
??,',- ui which be ;- eubj ,-t.-d by tlie Tammany
? ? i ,- :.iing p iblle sympathy f.-r bim.
Mr. Ilelnti is eolltled to falr treatment, and it
is eertaln tbal be haa nol thua far bad it.
llill t.. tbe Democratla party: Fcllow-Demo
-. tbere may nol i.Mcesenough to - ? around.
l don'l know how that ia, but bellevlug ln look
in- out i". Numbei One, i have a ipp) ed mj .11
with two Hrat-claaa one*. That'a t " sorl of a
frugal live ud let live Democrat I am.
Trlbune Almanaca for 1801, teeond edition, re
!. ..re now for sale ln the b islnesa ? ','?'? e ol
Ine Tribune, and all ordera _vbi ii b ive ?
late :. os well as th se ?? bich sluill be recelved,
will u- proroptly fllled. Thls great Altuai ae haa
i.n d remarkable suceesB rrom the Btart, the lirst
cdltlon havlng been dtapoeed ol wlth a eelerity
never before known. Sin.-e tlie laaue ol tbe anl
,.,!?,,? every poge haa been carefully m
Tbel.k has bacn extraordinarUy free fromem ra,
al?l Uie few thal have been found re now c?r
,,.,,,. |, -|,?. Tribune Aboanao I i 1891
,.,.;? y challenges comparison with other books ol
referenee. H ia eertoinly a bnrg tin at 23 centa a
copy. ?
PERSOXAL.
-, Rlrbard Cnrtrlgtit, Ka4er ot Uw Uberali ol On
,,..? m th? campolmi Jmrt ended, has been llke -i
,., . busa-?a? so ea rgetb ind blttug sru U *
prof, .,?? .I,-;,- '"?.???? UW BCOloglBt, UUtl
??'ll.' lce Age," bi i "; ' ": ' ' ' of tuo Inl
ve tj ol Bdlnburgh. i- ln llo^ton tor tbe purj
deiivariag toctuiea before Uie Lowell I I
,,i?- ..".- arcok. ?:? ?? ''" I""1 "
i , ,i \ i ,iv liave infori i'.'- trhu I n..i.-.'
!*cS, ti! the ... n.....l. II"
,U. InimwlUtely 0.1
i.. , ta] ? ostou.
; i . .,,,;i nnd iii".l.-t luncheon a-hicli Mra. Ilar
..,_ ,., ,,Sl. ,: ? io Whlte ii.'.i-' ?e?terdB! i i ?' -
,,, ,?. ,,,.| Q ?.,,.?> i,( slmilar Infornml enl
?. M:-.. lliiiil.,..! H u -:?'?"!? ol i it.tni -
,.,,., ,:?,. tbe n ?? ? .":'; .'?-?"- tei uvn d lier.
Uerenl lltlgatlon lo detcrmlne whether the l" ?
Ueneml llurnsldo, as executor ..f bb wlte's ?il. '
rlphl .,. pl .i-" crtoln bond? bel..;igtng to her -
?,,,i iii.iiLi'ii 'i I-,-. 'a"i. ln. Iden ally eljclts
'i. "u.. Vliit .1... l;.:-.".'??i?.'c.-. after Mngcaptawdby
bunisWc, became I.U warm peraonal frleiul.
-|-;.; provUion for paylng b year'* ?alary to tbe
u?i,,?- ,,,' tho late Chlel Ju?tlce Walte aad Mr. 1
Miller v.i- llnall) excludod fnan the De'flcUmc) .\|?
propriatlon blll by ti"' oteUnacy ot the ll.wi.u
f,'.',v.-. altliougb Bt evcrj Re*.lon both hou
,,.,,-,.... \,,i,- wlthout ..'.- conimctit, n year*
tii Fii" whlows or tomtllca ol tlieir oau de i I
in,n,i,.-I--.
n i- -ii.a that rtern and hard-hearted ai bli po
Ilf,, ,,i :i...,., :,,,., luppoM laul t.> i.'. ^paaker R I
ihed blg. li..i;.-. teara "l!,;i- a"*1, 1'"' ' r1";',- ,,:"' l:'.'
i.ni.n. im- i-H-a.il into lil? riKini and wltb BffecUon?to
i ? bim good by.
,\ i-ai-' rumor aas current ln W. Lonls one dat thla
?.,\ ,,, ii,,. effect thal Carl Kchunt, rho ba* n one
,.,,,.,, ,. ? ? Ti ? ? ? " - ? I' ? ' '' ?? -"'''? 'll |;,<
ni paper In that clty, liad icnl a rvare-*e.iUtlvo
Uiltlier ... couvert 11 Into b Demo. ratlr ? lt
Wllllam Dndley Fontbe, who va- uon t.> beeomo
prealdenl "1 Bwarthmoia Colleae, ha. teil obllged Ui
,i,., ii,.. tho "iti?-. owlng ." the tocl that bis prlval ?
Intervat. aill demand all his Ume.
.-?. i.-t.nv i o-t.-r's wife i leacrlbed by a chatty la
; ,? ,.i th.il." WashlngtoB Post" bj b sweet aad
gracloua wooun, '\iiii aravj gray balr and aa InteUI
ml bandaoma laeei, Bho Baa a lovely famlly,
;.,,,i ni.'ii boaiB Uie baa always been partlcalarly do
il. They bave alwaya llved n. Fostorta, Ohlo,
which wm named after tha Oovernor'a teUier. Tho
Foaten oeenpled H?ta a large, aM-tbehlonag luaue,
when they dlapeaaed fraquent hoapltaUUaa n..rt lert iu
the weial laeellona. Mrs. Poeter ls a earafal bouae
keeper, an.l ls deroled Irst ol all to ber homo and
f:.n,.iv. Althoogh ?'. b retlHng dlspo Itioa, iha baa
alwaya ylelded t the aoclal demand Impoaed I r raaa n
ol Mr. Foater's officlal Ute, and iha i- well qaah
Be| t . i:.M:-'rii tha dlpnlty of a place ln the <
etrcie. H?e Seiret iry'a UimUy cau I ti ol tw .
d-msliter.', both oae ptlonally handftoiaa ^ni-. and
tultj .-.iuuI 1" tho demanda ..f any aodety.
I,,,,!-.- i- ln atriktog eonUait. paA bdng ., blomi*. tlio
?,hor a brunctte. Tlw eldrr, ie**le, waa mairtcd ln^t
i il' to i-i-. Myeia, and tli*-\ im\.- a lovely home In
i',,'i,,ri.i near tlie (iovcrnor'a bouae, aud n.> doubt
N,. Mveta will t,' ?. frenuentjroest at h.-r motheta
,,.\| seaaou, Tlie other dauiihter atll '?? ?-.ii Ihcm
,11 ,|,,. tlm.'. Both dauahtem n- rtovor and bave
ilVi pverj advantaeo. Ihry ara o*|.I?ll? fond ol art.
i,na bare rt,...<- .->...? ehlna palnUna ihat i- pr .nounced
i. ,,,i,iiy uiHid. Thoy an- both tin.- BQoestrlans, a;ul
at tlieir FostoHa boaas rudc fraaaaatly
PROF. BRIGGSAT ST. GEORGE'g
A HEARTY WELOOMI FI.OM DR, __AI.\..FORD.
PRACTICAL THOC.JIIT OX A GIILAT DOCXBtBSJ
MSCUBglBO ??ui'i: with .ion."
Pn)f'',-,n- ?'. .\. Crlggi preaehad last evealag in st.
(,, ,, | :'s Chareh, la Btajrveeaal Bqaare, Iba foiu-th in a
?arlea al Mday evealag Leaeea isnaoaa by non
BpUeoael dergymea- Next wash thu Bav, Umbbb.
DlaoBa jr., te Iba preaahcr. Iba aaglaaea ia>t mtm
Ing Blled thu ln.dy (if Ihe church. Irr. BaBaBBlg
eondacted the (I'-vutuiiiui scivi.c precadlag lha scr.
nuiii, aml praMBteg Ur- Brlgga wlth tbaa) verdei
??it is ii,it Beeeseary for mo ta latietaee to Bev.
YogBan tlio iltv. Ar. Brigp, <?f lha Caioa Thci.ioKt._j
Bemlnaiy, bal I eaaaol lot tha opportaaB). paaa eBn>
out mpioaalnt to bhe how thanhfal ?n all _.ro tiuu
ha haa itcppod oal ef tha argaoaa gatlea whleh pre*?
upon iiim at thla time to coino tu graach la u_ u_u
Friday evealag."
Dr. Brlgga eboae for lils thBBM "Tba I.lfe BM wlth
Chitit iii <j oi." his tt..\t beteg tii? tiiini vaaaa U tin
thlrd eaaagar of tiie Kalaya la tii" CO-oariaai i ?? Ye aro
geata -'<i your u>- i-> hid wlth Chriat m Bai." iiia
.sernion waa araettealj tba aun of tha njeaana balag w
lrad liis heaiaia to a. ni"rc eoaseeiatad Btt. ti_?
nmr ga mM, is _. uitiicuit oaa, hecaaaa it pn'senta
H.ti-iuo liitiiiitcly Kreat. lt gBoerihee an e_.|Hl_B_8
wbleb traaao _4a tbat ol the oidlaary ChriaBaa. Daiai
a \_,:iety ot .s.wnbois gMa tnitu Ii lupiaeaei, Jaaaa
,-uiis Hlm* H tha viii-.. aml tha di-' _*a tba hraaahas;
jl-3 is tii. beai, and Ihe? aro Ui- body; Ho la na
toundatton ol lha iptrltaal lemfftB lha Usht aud
centre ol tha I .ty ?t Bod. Tho Ift is ind aaw eeeaaaa
Chriat is hi'id.-ii. iio la aa IBa heevealy thraaa.
rrom whom la the Bm mUtn I *** tom QtA, not
tron Chriat, not from oaieetvea, hat Irom tho *,*!_.
After gtoeaaalag brtaBy tho laaBtg of th.- tptrttaal
and hcavi-iiiv life, tbo preaeber exhortod hla heaiwa
t? aiake that realBg a pari of theU _v.?r_d*y aaaark
eaee He exarsaaai tha Ber tbal '"*">' hl">w ("A
oiny aa the Oofl ol blatwr; Bna mm de mm. They
rou-t hnow Hlm aa a Uvtog Bai aweaal Ood, and lajr
hold of Hlm. Ho Bmal t*' naarar lo them than the air
taey breatbe. DBhwa tho Berlftwae have thaa m
v.-ul'il (-Kl f> the beli.v.r. he raBBOt have that c*
perteoce ln bli wol tbal bla Bla to hM wllb Chriat la
!,?, TbeaamelatraaaftbaSonofOo- To i...viy
,,? is the Chriat ol IiMory-notlii.ig moro Bal Be
thoae who aaow Hlm eali aa auch, the btoeaed a*
ie-1-n.-w ot a We hid ln uo*i aaast he afeeeat,
'.V .,1 m do-trina of tb. lloly W*
nmuca the gcrlplarea another meana of paea B tha
Chrlrtlan Church. The toW levrf OB WbB* mar.,
chriSan. ihe ?_, gep-cae.. and thoaa geeaaat *m
?' ... t, u-se every BaBaairor .- aaeeai lalolha ver,
! .ui- of IK-ave:.. Tho ?.,al_r MB a uvid pinar.
?,,,.; he imagined all the Btemhera ollavery **?
nomlnaUon Batberai la a raat ********** 2
tamptoiuHteeealreolwhleBta ti?: Mv."-?-^ JJ
Ujniplo is mado UP of niany NOW B>i W<WWj.
ii, li.,. ,,.it,.i- ..iiirt at-e tuo majority of tne io.._.r-_?*?
i, -. many adtulrlng &***r*ct%ht ^Siivi etWrt
,. .entre be Und* Ln eacn ?ucees?i*? |,"u
f..^V i. ?%!.?. ii'i.1 ouly a lew, a very law, kneaang
:" ^il.m.'unde'Sin.i.t.iig the tm ***%?J*\\?
.
il ii ineresiiiii.iiii.f- h.-j -??-?' ?- . , .
, uenuotied- the Wble awl the umi-, h-i?r.
? ^mphaslied a-? a Chlrd the 9*?**?****?
nittto IndlvlduBI beUever The mnn who d.-i-'-nrts
,lv ,.i.;. !e lir-t two will Und tli-m only rrutrhej
! ?.,' i"! i: ,., in roncluilon. the ipeuher pnph. -I
hocra waa near ut hand when Chrtolfan w 9,
l,? leadera cannot BO far ahead "f tli-ir f.i..--ei-,
but t'.e d.y l. near whea the tteai wm be icaUaag.
BR. STLDBAX'S LECTVBE.
TIIE THII-D IS THK MAV I.ICTURKSHIP 0!?
1'i-I.TKV.
Baltlmoia, Mareb th-Hf. Wmaai C HiIbibb la
l,v,,,,l . | . oon UM thlrd l'X'tnre of the rum.
ball Lactureali p on Poetry betore Johaa Hoghlai t 11
v. r-.iv and i laraa Bt-sher ol lavtte* laeete. Tte_o
lecturea liave attraeteg aoaaaal atteetloB, hurv.^i
of woald be hearem havlag beea taragi aaaf ?? ??
of i r :u IU t!:.- lull.
M . | :-, ?,,!:,;- leaH with "rreative
Poetr, and the POetry of BeU Bapreaaioe." In fpeah
I tbe drama aa tba highea. ..f poetteal fonns. be
tlw .:.-t vaiioui and Inclorive, he aaalyaef
.. .,. ?_ -i ?.,,,,?-!" ln cooflrmatlon ol hla *?h>
i. he de !:.:? :. wai '::" Wgheaj aa>
emplar "f the ral-Je I ve drntna ol our oa -i day, a ;.' a
l,e rompai-d and contraated wlth tbe ohjaetlve aa_BB
,,f the Kl./ahot::..:.-. ... ? A
The nexi three lertarea ol the lerfes Mr. r-teaiman
win ir:v. on IrVedneaaay, Ibaragag a;i*i Friday al next
BT88B
r. W. 0, A, fO\V!:ST!OS,
Poaghkeepaie, Mareh B (gpeetal,.?Abaal ItIv Am*
fuieu have arrlved t.. .ot- nd tbe Biarth annual uwrea
i ,,.., ..f the Voung Womr-u's Chrlsitaa Aaaoelatlaa d
N , rorh Btate. Ihaa (ar then ara repre.entattvga
trotu Sewbarg, Byraaue, EUllra, Cohoea, Baw-YorBi
Biuohlyn, Albany and ether dbwea. The eoavaatleBJ
meeta ln the large room of the Pooghkeepito Aai rla
lion, M.,^t oi the 8. Bgatea ara eared f-r lo pnvata
famJUee aboal town. Tha Bret aieetlng was beM ai
.j:.,,, . , ? .... ? ith prayer lervlee eoadaelad j
Mi-. Ktniiia Beeder, the Btate lecretary. Al :i p- m.,
ln the Bbaen.f the Bev. Qeorge Hall, Bdmand I'l.it,
,,f i'<.u_-hu.'-i'-i.'. beM a eoaveraatlon wi;h tba ee
upon the Btate and local Bnaoeea ..f Iba aaaorta
irfvlng hii vlewi of how to eolleet money a:-.d
I . ?;,,; pnrpoaea, Aftenrari tlio followlng weea
-...[ , ?: . . ,.f the eoavaattoa: ttarideaa, Mrs.
? a. Belion, Ponghheapaia; lial rlee peerideat,
.. . _,,,!?;, (?,:,..n rnlverdty; ireond rteopre-ident,
Mps. w. i. Khoitw, behenectady; thlrd vlce-pi-*ident,
m-- llllton. Newburg; recording seerctarte*?MU; rruBf
?lra ( ollege, and Ml* Stouriis, ol \wsar < ollege.
roDirutU ??- were appolnl <i. ihe officlal adoreai "l wei
i..iu<- w.i- made b, Bra. Neleon aud t^iioiided u> by
liiss k. i - Borae, ol Bew-Yorh, alt.-r whi< h there ^ai
,i receptlon Iruni 5:30 to 7 j>. ui. Thtu evenin|
I, , Mor>e, ,'f SprtaRfleM, Mai*, hrtd ;i Wble ta'.I..
wlil, n waa followed hy an sddree* by the Bev. l?r.
il. r spiulditi..'. ol synoii-e. Mr. Spunldlng \u> tul
lowed by B. B. MeUarney, of Baw-YorB.
Tr;:Ms- ob TBB VA9BAB BETB9 BECTJXBB
Poughkeep'.le, March 8 (Speeiall. II arai aanoaaeai
i.,i.,\ that the attornoyi Ior Vatear College bave de
I | i rarrj oal tbe leraia ol the pfopo_ition mada
bj the nexl of-hln ..f John Guy Vaiaar to eeaae i
. inl i-"*f iu the win lf each neit-of
i ,..i .-: ,000. The ut: meyi f"r th-> eolb
Cynts sn.ui and Boherl B. laylor. Thi f mM thal iho
i :,i ratiflcd by the traiteea el the eoUeire ? I
ii ii.-m ofkln, aad thal riaee Ihea another neat
,,.,. ,.,:,. to tlgbt, namely, OaroBne HaihottB.
_,..,, . . kV. no power I - lettie wBhaaB
? tmitaea lo aathoriae Iheai ??
,,., ,,. .,n.t thal i ti" tlng eaaaol ba ealled to Uma.
. th ,r,tv ..t Mr. i boate, "t -N^w
y, tl s iiiusi have Ihe ilgnatarei >t tha laeea
,. rat :- nl \-i-~if Urnthere Hospltal und ol the h>
v.,..,., tirphan llome to the pwpa
,:,,. ,,,.,. ?| i ... eonstructlon of John <"'J
\ , , ?. u i i> to be argaed in U.e Uoarl ol Apgeaa
nexl Tu.s.i.... _
i DEXIAL tPQM AACBBI9B0P WtLUABAt
ItoatoB, Mareh '?? tt-paetol). A gtopatch parportta\
i.?,,. nom Boate wai pubLUbed yentevdai __Baraoafl
t,. ihe effeel thal ArehbUhop tVUllama, ,.l Boatoai i~d
iv.|u-t.ii tha I'.-i".' not to mahe hlm u eardlaal, m il
i,?i been reported the Pape ?a. Bhaly ta do. fhB
mornlng the ArehbUh p ?M he bad aot writlaa BM
l-ope io thli effect, aud be bad reeeived bo latlawtloa
?l.'ai.-v.-r rhat hU llollnew had anv -n. I. Intet,;loa in
mind. excepl froin ihe van Ing rei-ortH wlUcb h..d ii-j.?
aod ihe i crwj pod oai ln the puW prtnta.
rHB PBESIDBXT'i OVTIXB PQATPQXED.
Wa?hlng1. Marrh ?',. The PreaMenl and BaHg
liave |Hi_iponed tha U?e ol -heto departan Ior a daeB*
,.. ? ,\n diiio.i Iii Maryland wai n nntll Monda, ne?B
Wti\ not be away Ironi tha Uapltal m ue tiua
thr ?? daya.
, -??-?
AQAIXMT WOBBX DBLEOATBB.
Waahlngton, Mareh 0. The BaBlaaore MaBMllJ
<?...,f.ivn..- to.iav bi :i vote of U5 l ? ??'?' decldal nlM
toaSSw w?,i?-..d.'i '...uato the Baaatalc8a? aaa.
-??
0OFBBBOI BILL TO MAEM TtlK ABOBBtA.
viiani i Qa., Mareh ?'..-The Orea. aaamuaaal eea>
nittee tadai unanl-Boail, reaobred lo tovUe Odemaaa
it,i! ,,f nvu votii, t.. niiii-e tha Bddreai aa theoeeaaiaa
,,r the anveUlng ol the bmbi.il pl Henry W. Gr^J|
ln AUenta. tbla aummer. it li ondei-tood thal ha ?iu
aecepl tbs Intltattoa.
Tlir 90BCEI OF xatvre BMACAtBAtX
Tiie nembera ol tba Bew-Tert Da-trteal Bodelr
Ititened wlth proflt as . ell as pleaaare 111 to ***f u-i
ln j i_ rtor Chan-lert Metaia-rooai oi Oomaaaai
CoU.iven by Dr. Chariea K. KmtrT, apoa "The
, muaton ol tl ? rmxi ? of Nnu.ro." After itotogB
ri?.-lflcatlon ol the vartooi kaawa foreea, tha *****?
toM <?; the al om. 11 whleh prodace earreati M aw
. d waler, aud dearrih 4 the priadalM of reg-BBaa*
wlndmllli. The -abjert of waaw poa er aai treaea
exhau-tlvaly. wlth IBaat-attoaa of tba dition-nt BMBB
,,f wotermhoeW The toeth Mi of atlllalag the mttfj
ttoied u" ln f'.'i ?"'-'? iii"-if?'t"? hy mtttl ???"?
,,i und and mottm tmom-mtlmo, and of nmmwtm
taa liierriiaiit aad Baval -artaa. The MManaa waa
tood.

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