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_ Tower looms falntly on tbe ridge of its
?B?erald highland. Further atUl. nnd atlll more
ditnlv vmible, is the wavering outline ot the Mal
aaam BaVa I? the north, welterinj: hewath the
jonibre rain-clouds of retreating atorm. are the
green aBBghOB of Weloomhe. where onoe the Bmaoafl
had their fortiflcd camp; whik? near at hand yoa
ytt the 9BI9B9J of the Shakeapeaie Meuiorial,
?naaty Avonbnnk wtth ita weelth of various trees
an<i it* flower-apangled terraoen, and the oM
chiirehyard of Stratford in which the roees blooni
gofreelyovrr man'* decay, and in which the gtay
and licheii-eovered atonea are ao OflM and so forlorn
trtlnet tlie hrilliant trreen of the aun-amitten aad, A
wide etretoh of dark cmern-ld meadow, tater
sected with loiur. BaBBO hodge-rows of hawthorn
tnd wild honeymn-Ude, lilla the rear proapeer.
in tlie ea/?t, while gently aloping hi!b? cxtend
into the diatanee beyorid, some wooded and 98BB
hore. and are faintly enwreathed with ailver tnist
At tlie ba?* of the tower flows the Avnn, itp dnrh
watere wrinkled hy a fresh breeze. Tlie rooha
a.* cawing over Avnnhank. The awifta and
awallowa are twittering around the apire. The
,nty boiishs of thoae grent elms that engirdle
Shakespcares church toss and rnstle in the atrnng
?jtad Sudden ehafta of aunlight illumine the
lovply paseant, far and near. aad BBBB the gl?ry
of tbe west fadea into that troder gloaming whleh
kj the crowning ebarm of the Ennliflh 8UIU^,"
Jay. Tbere ia aurely no nced to "roam far afiein
when vou ean gaze upon acenea at home that are
at onoe ao h-vely to tl* TaBmB aDd so encbanttng
with aaaoeiation for the imaoinative mmd.
The renovation of the Slnke*pea.e Church hrm
not vet l>een entlroly eomplcted: but onlv B Brw
,ld ahhagfl in it now gaannta 9a be destroyed and
Bo doubt tlie fln.1 9t*ekei will be dehvered withln
, ahort tinie. The glory and the grnndeur of
,h.1 old church ennnot. indeed. 1* entireiy de
poile.1. even bv the *uper>ervicab,e jealol WTOO*
Lenaed htgOtry and the regulatlvn apint of but
ten-maktag: eonvention.iliry. N-mething of teaer
able majeaty muat atill aurvivr, in the gfoj and
ffio?y rtone. of that ahaawre tower aadiaiha
Ploomv hattlenipnte of nave and cbancel. througfa
Jrhtch tha wiaoa al alghl si*h aadly oyer Shak?
rpeare-a amht IV aald gn.-umiiy of the ancie.it,
ZZ with ita tortroatnem ot .olVaad ferrtle
natnral beOOty end ita associations of pmjtk re
now-n. ran n.-ver be diapelled. But afcfloat every
tung l.M he? done that eould he done to make
. pbea modern and ennventional. The ap
praranee of the church ececottag*. es^adv of
M interior. has l?n materially clmnged A few
_a v?v few_ of the ehaagBB were, perhapfl, ?*
pntial. and these nmv baOB been made wiaely :
fnd all of the chan.es. itou,:.tt.,t.?ndlme
|,een made with aaaohankal sk.ll. U not Blwayfl
w,th taota. Tlie workmen emph-yed were good
woramaBB, and they have made a good Job. A few
.089 toncbea, aad the BaBde af the Htdeat
bttUdlaf will >* as neat and pnm aa a hn af
randlea That waa the BVOWed ohjeet of the
|lBt9IBt1irB - make the church appear ^ it oaed
to appear when it waa bu.lt-and that objeot haa
been to y.uie extent BaoB?r^a?bed.
Whea all w over and old tbinaa have t^-n
mn-a. new tbe devotees af Shakespearo Btaj
-rabably he taked what it is of which
thtok bbay aaoe leaana ba eaaaaaaia. Their
ajntnt b almple. They wanted to hnve the church
repalred: thev did not waag To have it rebcfll Of
aitered aJreaattea waa-^a the naatB?aaaeeea
gnry, and it was arrong. Tlie Shataaayoaie
Chareh Ls a natioual monumont. More tikin that
-lt is a literary ahriue for all the world. There
waa an indeacribable poetie charm nhoal tiie
old edttlce, wbieh had t*en beotowed apoa tt not
by art, but by time. That charm needed aaly to
ba left untoaehed. NotidBf Bhoold ever h.ive
Ikvl done to dispel it. The buddlnn ha 1
qntred eharaeter. It had beeoaaa voaerable with
age, Btaried with aaBeeiattoa, and pictur-anue
wii'u ijaalnkni ? The i - ad tne atoxma ol
oentnriea bad left their traoe on itt walls. Tlie
acUona and aufleriDtfN tl.e inapiratioaa aad eo
centTirltiea of aycoeflsive generatlonh bad imi: ?
TbetaselveB upon ita fnlmc: It had been aaada
iBdivklaal and splendid, like a viiage af s?;me
nobJe old a-dnt of medineval time*-a face lincd
aar amnnetf wtth thought, ditrnifieil with experi
enoe. aiiblimated with oonrjuered ptaaaha. Above
all. it had eBaaniaad, for near 300 yenrs, the
ashes of thfl nn'ateat poet?and tbcrefon
gjeafleat t?enefaet?ir of hnnmnity?thnt evat lived.
All that was aahad waa that it shoui-J i?e left
alone. To repntfl it in eertaia parttoaraTa beeame
a neeosaity, bnt ta ahei it waa to do it au ix
reparabls bnrm. Ihat hnrni has been done; aad
it la ahat wfalah the Bhaheapeare acbolar reeeata
and deplores; and hc is per feet ly right to do 89.
I weut into the chanepl, a few eroningfl fltaee,
nad Mood there aleate, in ftont af the altar, and
looked around, nnd I wm nmazed and grieved by
what I saw. The aspe^t ot that chaneel is no
lengcr aneient, but quitf new. Tlie altar hafl
been moved from its ptaet anin.st the eastern
waHj U-neath the great wlndow, and has been
elevated upon a douhlc pedestal. The floor of
the e.hanoel, round aooul lt, baa been paved with
encaustio tilegj of hideons brown and ydlow.
Altuoet ail the mural Uibleto uiKin tbe north and
aoaah walls have been taken down aad earrted
away, and they may now be foand dLspersed |n
tbe ?ran?ept*i: while their place is to be filled
wlth a broad e.vpnnae of new woadaa panela, ex
tendtag from the bncks of tlie nuaeterc Btalla up
ward to tbe sills of the wiudowa The al
Tiheniaelves Jmave been repalred?but thifl \s.,s
n^eeaaary, beca.iae the wwodeo fawndataaoa of
tliem ha<l beeome much decayed. And fiually, the
et-nne acreene that filled up the wiodow
back of Shakespeare's monumont and the
window back of the monument of Judith
Coakhfl end her lever have been removed. The
reBultant effect?which would \*> e\cellcnt in a
modern tatrtjel bnt which ls detestable here?ia
the effect of enterpri^e, action and novelty. The
pervwling air now l- that of the new brocOB and
~all the modefn improvement*.? Those inipr,,\e
ments. no doubt, are very' tine: but if ever there
was a plaoe" on earth where they are lnnppropriate
and offen*ive that phvee bith? Sbakespeare < hureh.
They nuit well enongh with it aa a plaoe of
09eaaaaB9k ritual, and if the church were nierelv
that a'^d that only noliody would gn-atly aarg
even 17 lt w*ere made as bright aa a hrass batuf
llut hiie-' it is the princip,! literary shriti' af
tlie worid no one who apprr-.i..t.* ith true valol
ean fail to reirret that the luthles* hand of
wanton innovntioB haa beeiT permitted to degiade
it, in any detrree whatevcr, hi tbe level af the
comnionp! i ,
wi.eu rhma liak-iii bafft tiie ebaaeel af that
ehurch. at^ut f?ur hundr-d v?\,r* ago, be plaeed
it acainr-t a Httie atom- building, Ihe renunual of
a very BkBKflat moiia?t(.ry (an s;oo<l anttunarian
whuUra hen>Te), which "waa iMag Bgod aa the
prot.t'8 8tu<ly, and under which was the charm-1
I H or ,rypt. The 8toaa aatamB in the lower
hall of the Shakeaj^ure window wa?* necesbary
tu> a part of u.e eaaaaoettng "waTl bvtween the old
Btructure and the nPW ow and ]ater it wa5 j0jm.j
?Knnu*A .> n V.....1,_I . . _ .
lt, 80 lt ai,.,;i.(i
pericd tt ha.s remained; but the pilurim to Strat
hurch hereafter wllj never see the I
M-akenpeare as lt was ?eea by hj.^ danghtOI
lmk tiiat bound u* to the paat h<u, been Kvereil,
aad ej skail of man ean now nvaU
to restore it. Back of the bust haa now l*-ea
piaced a stained gloaa window, aaid ao 1??
< ommeinorative of tne iate F. O Hailiwell
Phillips, Uie renowned SLukeopeare acholar Thia
waa put ui on July 27, late in the affemoun and
that same night it was my fortune to have a
view of ir. l>oth h?n\ within and without The
Ught of tue gloaming had not yet faded. The
t?*llrinjfers were at their praetice in the tower
aad tbe sweet notea of the lilue Bells of SetOV
land were wafted downward in a ?hajwi| of ?ii
very melody upon tiie siiil air of haunted ehanee]
and darkenirii: nave. ytamoajh of liKfit yet liu
gered V> display this fresh enibellishmefit, and I
examined it ,!,?ely and viewed ii for a !<<iik time
lt is exceed.nzi.r u^ly?l?eing prosalc in anflafbl and
for the most part, carse in ealar. The prtnelpal
obieet in ita comp<ypitlon is tha hend of a.bul]
which, entrirt witn (lames, reiita upon a heap of
?u,d??. apparently an altar, eneircled with a rtTahrt
of ultraniarirm bJue w-Kt?-r. L'pon eaeh aide. in aat
traated groups, stand aeveral fi^iir?>a, two or three
ef them v*>ibk at full length. but most of them
vhscle ooly ln part. Ot buman beada tbe picture
contalns eleven. Tlie chief eolors are blue, anrpaa,
brcnre, acarlet and aray. The action l Bhe
priucipa.1 iigures ls apirited, and the trentment of
the fnota ahowa much urtiutlc skill?theee quall
ties ol charm liein^. the nierit* of the work BO
a m'-uiorial?if m?. indeed. it wa* intended?the
window nie.ina nothinar, while its implie<i reaem
blnnce t? one of tiie storie* of old Jewiali fa
is completely unuunort.-int. The Inaeription B
from the liiMe: -And with ivtonc* he built
an altar in the name of the LaroX" The meanins.
of couree, ip fitf.ira.tive and it is reven-nt and
irreproaehable. Yti tbe olwner who reada tlut
?antenee cau pearcely repreas a mnile when he
remembers that the stones wh'icrT were takeo
from the Sbakespeare window, fo make room
for this prctrnttoua deformitr, nl.w forin . ehan
nel for the Jiot-air pipes under tbe chuncel fl?,,r
It ja aomethtag, bowerer, that they were not
treoled a? ruhbmh.
The necessitv for aavintr here nnd there a rettfl
seem* not to hara he, d whoUy Ignored. The
old Btoae readin^-deek that lonc adorned thla
church was snld to a BtoiMMDaaon in rhe Wanrick
ro;id : the 1op ,,f the old Mone pulpit wna tbrown
awag; but tiie broken and bnttore.l font
which possihly tlie poet was >iapti/e,l, haa been
I upon tlie piibr that formerlv sntrnorted
the puipit. an.i thh, atrnetttre naty now be aeen
in the soiithweat corner of the nare. There ahw
have been plneed the thr.sp earvp.l .
Btoae that formerly impended over tlie ardaUa ta
the ehupol of Thonina a' Beelfet. In tbe
trrnsept stand two hrjre "Vr:ivegton?*. the mc
morials of Inrmer vicnr*. which were removed
from tlie chanoel-where they ougtrt tn have heen
left. Tbe lately disenvered sravestnne of Jnditb
? 'omla? has )>een plneed in the ehanor] tio.,r. l>e
reath her V-.u*t. ln making repmrs, Tin- vanlt
Ol l>ean nalsali. which 1? clese by that of Shnke.s
penre. WM btokon open: tvn.l lt wnn tnspeoted
if not explored?but tlie remains were not lls.
tnrbed. Let ns be pmperlv tbankfnl for this
forlieHpanee. Tlie time trhB wlien the preaent
rlear at Stratford pave his conaent tliat the
of Shakeapeare misht be oaeaed: nnd tliere are
niany uneaay sriirit* still ext.int whom Inqnlaitive
enrlcoihy woold qulekly lmnel to tlmr nct nf dese
emtion nnd vandalism. VvTmterer remnant snr
Threg, therefore. of the flpjrit of revercn<v ln the
eecleauaatioal anthortty of Stmtford ongnt to '>e
priied and cherished. Tt.eir next step. nrohahlr.
will l?e the renmval of th* F^aJtenpeare Mernorial
fmm it* prr^ent ponition?In wEieb it partly
hloeka up a window?tn the adlaeent woTI between
the two c.isement*. Tliere is On1 i ne way t., stop
? crileire. and thnt in tn atnp th" Btippliea.
Let the Engliab penple w}1(, have nll-wel the
wrong bear the shtime of i* Bfl ?\meri,vin nucht
to cive one pennv to Ktratford Chnreb while it
ler the Oontrol ,,f its present vicar. V.*. W.
THE TEfXIS COSTEST XARROJTIXG DOIT.V.
hobaut nr.ATs baix in aa BJEOirnra butch
AT NP.WrMRT.
WawparB, lt- I., a?? 21 (apaaaatV?Wa wcaahcr ooea
.? ? .. : Teaala XeaoaaaMat. Aa tii^
ra gowa the ehcBawiaat aad taaan I
und aro .1'.: ly to NBCh f'-vr ^??:^t t,v kfoatfay, wl
al -eoMia wiu gaafeablr be plajr I ?
mm are atDl Krjit. in ti,o eompetlUon?Clar - ?? Bohaii
n k": C T. Lae, the Vew.Eagtai
pioi,: V. >'. BaB, on^ *>t the praaaat Xation:,! aoabl
chanpliii,- F. H. ITuvv. th* ITanarl ai.d tohwe.
{iiayr. a4,d M. D. Smith. tii" PhOaaalaaOa "eracB " Ona
by ono. th..- ra^n ha-.e dropj,.il <?it, and tbe eeorlodlng eoa*
I Hm to'iriiiim.-nt praaiaa to i* elaaa aad ?
The wt of to-day'K katUm waa tha Bstwi '??
and th? largp aaithmaa i>r-?piit eanoaaaM
}>!au<ipd botb aaea. Iroaag Ball ?"-i th,- Drat
but lo? tbe ..^cnd aru-r a Btaeky fittat by 8?4. Tfca
? r. ? ,? thr trcet P^t of thp nis,V-h. aafl ? - .
- aai I. B ?
pral tlme- <>a^h man n^^d.-d ? iv ? ??? twa atral ? ta a i
th? aag, Kinallj- Bahart won. 11?9, and th-n a
rr*a?<1 canBdnnra pulifd n-it th ?? I
mauh. A. W. PaaB ea\f; Harejf all thi
waiit.-d, Mid ^am,- elaaa to iriculine the Harvard rham
pton. Paat*a play waa renmrkabty ?t'^i, *'?> i
ln i,artl<u;a: Wtth sroat sKIII.
aaaiy?Thtafl leaaati Vatanthw O. Ball aeal B. T.
ihaoa a-4, 2-f>, ft-3, <r-.i loarBi laamf: Chneaea ;t
!a?K t?>Bt F.d?ard T. Hall 3-0, 0-4. U-'j.
Bavey b-at a. W. Pn*t a-B, 0-4. 0-2. B-0, 8- Oi M D,
Smith bPM Jr>**i>\\ T. ClurK 8?1, o_o, 0-4.
Following hi thp anal.i>|a ?,f U? Bfhwt-Hafj -: a'-1,
Fia'wl naiit. Boharl 88, n iU ??'-' aeaa w<>;, ,,:, am
hlta a?t ot rourt, Bahart '>'. Ball 88; aaea araa oa eppe
Baat*a ktta into n?>t. licb^pt *\ Ball <o: aeea wm
IKMirnf^ dniiblp faults. Hohart P. Hall !>, t.til polnta won.
Hobart 170, Hall 188; tm.p, 2 boaia tl mlaatea; r.-f-p-f.
- c. B, bawkoey.
Ta-merraw'a amtek* are: VI '' asaioat
I. T. Lo*. to camplrta t;,^ fcantb itmaa, bb8 P. B. ii?v-y
;,pa:ruit M. D. S.-i.lth, U,e ""Innor B?tttag Into ll a llnaK
Uot?rt play.? U,* wli.n^r of Bha V. O. 1UM-I
thp othpr piai"P ln thr flnal?.
-. iidation Bmaehaa-flrat reaag: B. M i -
n. J. Ganail T?i. o?i; W. W. Baepar beat '
hv default; W. B. OaaM ?.>nt N L, l't?w 8
i*<-c ,d t-"t<l Ba kfel ?'ni.-k l^s?. OT, li. l-a,iu 7?'.. i-T.
o?l; E. S. Raabmare t?ot H. & Batmrlaa B-g
B. T. ^Tnte baal B, K. Ra and 7-2. 6-0; Dnn.-a.,
beafl B. B baaafc 1-0, 8?4, B-* Thbal ranag. B.
maeh b*a* E. P. Ruahnmre 8-4, f>-3.
WATUBlira TBE '.AMi.S AT ABBURY PARK.
A-'.'iry Part, hag, gl s,.,.riai,.-A largc erowd of
.:: aai- - aaatea :ii thi;
fmemao Boaaa hmmla (aanaaoaat Hocm ;?ir plaring
waa do:iH, BBBW IhBjf BV VttOOl Unft.T?oi'...
iiant voiicymp ?>? haarttli applaaacd. Buta
etiHlrnt at Yalf t o1l**s?e. iu,d ia Uip aon ?! . > -. oogl
BatternrrCh, vi (MUo. Ht- i^ the tovorltc U?i - iar and
w,:, j,, , a,.- wtaam la ti,- s,n.-'!.?. Ihe
aaaunar} al Um aatcna cia.v.- gamea la aa i
Batipy t^at u;iir B?1, 8-0; ' 0?2,
o?S; BaOerwcttb b.u ittnc 0?2. ft?l : Wi..s..:i beat
Allllard 0?5. 4?0, 0^3: Rawlaad baaiTfaxaao b] M
Aik-n i*at Roalaad 8?l, c-3; Batterwortti beat ij-<
0-3. 6?1.
BBBhaWOiah WlU now ptajf WDaon a::d an ??
niati-h wiu aaabOaM raaalt. Th.- \>
Or the ? :""' P oaahlp. na tn
tne aovhtea feavi been cra*u w.u play *:,i bprm
attcr the fii,al ali i<le?.
?-?
TRIE l TA B Eli h 8 //- .1IR F CXD.
ACEBOWLEDGMEBTS.
Pr.-viu'isiv aehnowledged. i.'T^L-o ;?
. i. .
- i. - | k B., B. W. > and r. I. s. K ...
D. l: ? .
D. 1. i. - "0
Th? i. : p.'a, per Ilpnrietu R. m M
Holloway, PiahafleU, h. J. 29
. 2000
L. t H . lotlO
EnWruannM-iit bv thv (Vwe::!. i lub of Moaat
Vwiiod, N. Y.
Mlm.Ma.ml" BenhMnlB . ?
Luvtl'sj B.-otb'T* .-.
M . . 800
Tnunea, uraca i: Bomiao.
Total Auzuat 21. 1801. ?J7.0U 33
lEMAton 9QVIAE wnri.n XOT 00 TO CH1XA.
it haa baaa ?a a thal Bonatm foijuir... cf Waah
was aflhatg ti..- , hmeaa B aalaa hj Pi ildeoi Hi
Xha .s.nuu.r ?i,iiii ?>.-. hu\- raaaaadajf nhethei or ni
reiMjrt wa? tmc, but h* dil ?ay that ba a
lt. "Th*rf la no is-a-on whv I ^lioild." he ad-1 .1 'l
hav* j';rt bBBB r,-<|p.-t.-d f. thP hi-nat*. and I I..
ar+'.Tr tu lx> cut <,|T tnm i:.v pr..j,i?'. 1 an, tm, pravl ' f Uia
Sta,.> l laieaaaaa .;, w. m aevaa n:y ?.so,-iatjr,,:? ?ith
tho r?-ople voluntarlly. In th? otr** I nu?
do thrm anu,.- f%m\ hut If I went u> ("htna I r.o.n tn- A
no uae wbat.-MT t? t ,??? Wanlilnpton h?. fruan ln
papahMtaa flaatag Um bat y,-:ir ?iK?it 80,080. ai. tha
mallcal aattaaha, aa h:i\,- n.,? i?tK?,t 400,oon ampta
Bhaea 'J'h.-.v ar.- .:. UuBvhag a^fi i/.?-i*ro,i*. WaaBUag.
ton la not imnh of an agrlnjltnrul gBate. "n'v ab.,-;t
bo.ooti peefte ?r^ dir*. ?!'? luureated la ti-** ladaaary, but
...\e nif<i thla raae it.ooooou bu?i,?-i-. af arhaaa.
Kow, for the ?aJo- of amii:,>-iit anggaaa ;: ? >
bii-hi-ls art- r.-t4?::.-fl f..r v^d and h.."..- '-orMuinj...,,, ;
u,.-r.- arfll i" N,eoe,000 haaahata ot ?h*at n.r ngaai
W'btwt at a low lit-ur* oiight to brlug Tf? eawM a nn?h,-i
t., th??.^-it i? aaw *i o, m <'htca?i>. Th?t arfll gl ? a
*n,?Jl part of onr papaiaMaa 810^00,000. Tha \v.-?wm
i.art "t Bha BBam is tlvaa up rntlr-ly to tnr lnn:lK-r ar,d
inuiiiiK aateaeaBB. We bova th?- )a.L'*-t a'*a .t tlmbai
lu.id ln th,- world. Our tron oro li a!nio?t lt* froa
- whll* goid and <11v^r ar* tonnd ln paytag '|ua?iti
'Jtic p^o[,> ln ttiat aaettaa arp a. |,r-|.. .
:i th.- *hsu*ni i*.rt. Ttvr.' la aa reaaaa
world why I ihnf khM four yeara or i?or,. Ijj- gahag t.
Chtaa at a time whru ny buta la uiid^iAu:iis wmnl. rfui
gajMlaji ? i_#_
fJKSEUAL TAY BBXZBTBO TO BE TiYISG.
-al .1. Ai,t'i?t'is rty waa b?ll*v.^l to be ilrlne la?t
niabt at hu. keaaa ta bBhwayoira., EUaabath, B. .J. Bla
oald llva ealj a f-? kaara H
ahta lawyi-r aad a l*-ad.-i B. ^.-*.id Aiti.y etietaa. ll* t?
a cradua'te of Wllllan,? CaUega. He atudled la
i iar nraitar*" WUHamaoa, *.-i(i ?a* adn.itt^d to thp
Igag. Ihe t^u y*r* h* ?a- Oaaarj Praaeratar.
He ?n,u-r*d the ajaay m 38e2 ?* ? Uaoaaaaat, aad -
thi rtuiK ot co.on.l Ui 1?65. and wa* mad* a br*v*t l..-?
tPtiaut-colotiPl m the UnlUd htat?? Ani.y fef aMI I
?arvhaea kaaara Naaaekaug, ga H' ?a.s j . .
eral of th* BaWJenmy BBftttta und^r c.overnor lUndolpli.
MAJMBCwn after tmcax.
\jr\ur in The libaata < Baaafeaflma (Aagnaf -: |
i? u. re<^nt aamaoF af yeor aaaer i oottee an ac
?.i i *,f -a Baiabow at Burat," aeaa at w.xKHmrv.
'.' r,is remloaa me of two rtl-tiu.-t and perfed
r-iinhi/ws that 1 *i*w ?t Alhniiv Ooauitr, Bew-York,
,!? Twoi.tv \ears h4f> ?t "i"'<'t len oVlork at Dight.
Vwa. was at tlmt bBM a tliundcr ?hOWOT B f?W mUea
t. the 7,,,.ii*-asi, ang Baa Baooa rislne ln ih* aoartbeaai
foraed Ji.! oMatlnct. perfe.t and baaottfal parallel
*' ^mS'woaBTafah here in Atktnta. betwper, |tn and
ven o'elMk at nlght. there nein? a ahowar nnd tha
?i?.iiar wialtlon ?? dcacrttied ahovc, my ?it
TA iaw a bea?.?SjI ??'" "*lnb"w ,n ,,h* "???
r^^VaTaceount of (hfl BBBB) la tbe papem. but
aaw nono.
TOPICS OF THE SC1F.NTISTS.
BJ
TlIE AMi;i;lCAN ASBQCUTIOX'S MLETING BR
WASHINGT.iX.
fOD EXI-I.iUMi:VT IX sTIiU'KTf.Trat at on; UM
-A fiovf.i'.NMKXT BO ? paarar
IB B CB < ;.!. K.
tnr taaaaaara ta raa aiaavm]
Waabtagton, Aaff. tl. -tins ?r the Amer
tloa for Un Adva M |o
.lay a tarBB number of paffan wa- road ln the L_IHBB
nettaBa, aad the readtag al paaen wiu bc eontmu-ii
aad r .::jii-t?-d to-Bxarow, eoalrary t>. pr.- -
alwaya taiatoteii -iturday la
exearataaa. me Bsearetaaa tata v*.,-,p win f.Mio/w the
COBefBBloB of all the BBJ m. K-av|n(r Mondav and
ta tho Qoeloajteal Aai
,:> ar-s now ar.
Um Hglatij f..r UM da| ataadaaj tllP namo?
of Aic.\:i Parlcar, Bead. aw <-f aeatagy, Dartaafbtty ol
Moaeow, aod his aaeghtei afarte, andl kaeaai
:' Dtoaer, d,H?t.t of phmirai
raratt] of Vleaaa; Aroiy. .\. Kra*>
noff. ptof.--.ir ia th.' I charkolT. Rus^U;
Oaatare gtonmane, prafi pr Tin)no
at Btraabarg; Dr. \. aVMBBtata,
r at Kan|eb: . . .- -, ?^,j/>$nt,
BTaateb; Maaa Beaaberf, Beotogbd rerita; Chdeb
Btata, aeelogtat. BTaaleh: Dr. Barln SMaey v<m wolir
tnann. BabMaatalectat. Munlrh.
ln um eeOBoaaie aaeU n Alexander d. Aadenea. In
rne Wertd'. Colambbui F.xposition"
araed tae aettae cooperaUon -.f the AaMrleaa Aaaeeta
Uon it tbe Adeaneemeoi of Befeaee. Ho riafliiBBaid
? - 000,000 u'tild bo .rpended on the
fair, tatag aaore than doabto th<- oaflay on a-.v prv.
' t detaU* .'?- j, the aor-ptanoo
' bat twe af Qm .\mort
tad. beataea aauiy
<if -t i: - i.?. - j? -.> ? ? -??(' :??!"?? ata i'. Anvrioa. and tae taadl |
? . i-s.p* and A tba pj aen befer. thls
? -t-,to .nperrtat i ? I
Bailway Hitcn lon," B. W. Bnow: -? t i.?- . cd? <,f in
t t. < olburn; "The t attad Bteta.
v. j.;. Marlne and tbe Dutj Bataa." Benry gar
qabar; "The Baek Solbi of th. Florida PeataMBa,1
it. W. WBej : "Tbe Arteslan WeHa ar.d radergroand
Water. "r Cei tral Tea >-." Boberl r. imr. "Xnafgy as
a i.,. ? .i n Baral Beonoary," Uaaly bfllea.
Mr-. Anlta paoed u.e proeeed
ISga of t ' -' ' ,; ?'' ' y ? BBBBf on
- An Bzperlment ln llamaa .s't<rpirulfl.r?e,?' girtng an
a., oui ' % a i". nt rlaH to
..--. al . ineida, N Y. Tho flrst
,t u?e two ] n ;? - a.' ;?? i ? Boji -. the bead of
i Jodl. kma In aad bi breeBlna.
altb ..'?. iHlonal Intern atare of foreign blaod. Bc?yea
- n after be waa Ofty-eigl I
\. ira old. ai ? hl ": '?'?'?' bad i n. Dtiele
palred. I I prln
parent, aideh wa. at
by - hoflneaa," tboagb lnter
j ? rarded.
ratber wa. ln all
- ?.,.. i : i - ? IBTB dar
? - The scpnra
aa <iV
? , ao weU bmB tab al H -t
: h:; BfePag
. pr determlned. h 18T9 tae
? tii? Immoraltty of thls
aaa ?'f"*iv < v ra
tive altldn tbe rommanlty, and tbe -pirlt of BMaogaaiy
.; u:i- ptlt t<l
... f,. .,-.?! i ? datteg
IrpKaltare cblldren Bteaad aa
. .1 bright.
-,,,,. _. ? retam to Boaagamy
Umo Ib deteraBre t.. pubiic
... - BMWbai A
, had rlsll : ' ? "aanttf
ln tae
? K.mt.-.il. t ? tae htarairhy
-. rot:iarlt?d ln tho dMrta
BMOOgBBiy api>?.ircd ta
; oee reported al mekta. Oa
- rred by
' "?' "'"'"" ***
irewer,
,,, Vl|.. ,. | rred to ???'? ' r''~" f ,!:-:'
md .eerlty irere qnBa aa BoBea
ai OneWa, .. that aBrplroltare may not b? tne
| Bt logf, ln his
.-.. , ? ...
.. , utal taa word indlcate.
-. H. pro
.xptonatton tbat Um ?"h ' ':" ?:"
. t,?.p..-- i | tl IndbUM toak Baa
. .,. to atork ' ">? "r *****
vi,...,. they rooM eaaBy be reroptnred. < tttaraugn.
e waD adapted ta
tlon w.-re - .
,." ZeHa Suttall; ?? n.e
SefV i Ftetcher;"Betatlo
,(lVri, . Iraplement-bearing lerrare ol
Leverett; "'
- . t rhlld Uie," UuraO. I
?????" .PPolnb
toplr.:
'? v.:.:-r .:. planta, by
v ' ???
?? wniiam j. B. d; "Abaorpt
; Gaaee ta ]
J. C. Art ___,
,lia"i,. piefparatory
to tlie ta. ?:-' ra. Tbe part waa
? i- forttdtottt ?- .'itioi.aiiv. (rom
? . tbe aaalta
i- IV
- - |t* prrtareaqaeiMM and Ba adaptabllty
eal rarlety I Aa aeraraie
,1 tbe park waa ibown. Boek Creok. whlch rana
. the park, draim an area ol BB mflea, bal
tho ,. .. f tbe regt rendera tae eraek Babta
I the tooacraetlOB
f . watem ol roadi and brtdaaa. Tlie
,,-. i^ru greatty
-naj^l. -\; ' ;' ,:'" I':,rlt '' lltt" '""^ P**
" .,lV. ?- and loolojrlau. a
,".".. vi:-.'?!. of plants i ' '? ;"-(1 i-''"r**
' .-'i, .,i .,11 th* blrdtt tiwt neat ln the
.lopea *?*'???
ai Imal fonod in tho rcwntrr.
- . ?: atkI b>iih .
t., be ?
. i r Bcrea, Wm.- fonr
a,, large a? :r.v ..thor aoologleal ptirt
l,',.1, Um park ?raa ^fio.ooo,
I7a000 more
Bpport.
popers before thH aeeBoa were.
y,,, , Pamqnet," Kalwin M.
Haabrouik; " N?t?- w H?" Hearta of Certaln >tani
lila M- Hvde; "MJcr.
i . v. Bli. r l? of tho Hoaeg
'Tn. es-nnlng '?'?>- given np bi a I'-.tnro by Dr. Joba
VaUrmal MaaeoBK
" :.;- ? i-.- ? Hybrlda.* it
v'.j, , tj:---- parallel tantern demooatra
? .- ? planta
'
,,f the -tu.lv of bybrtdi ln
4 erotaBea, oa whirf. it
throari mnel
..-?
BAMMXtOX AXD BLAIXB.
From H-o noabli , ifer, "Tbe '
]?, . iMpen are kept baay aowadayi l
???. tiie rebiM
-. ? ?.-..'. a f b.ith
> ? vi-ir.
LtnneoU mH<l.the rablert atf rl r-.-^' lolemni
;. bltrhli antl
r Mr. Rlal ?
. ...th ilk- pabBe thr.uzh I?om<>
, .-. ?-, :ir\ t-. --i
lu tbla wa
rthv. When th" Um. o.itnoa
_-.fi- t.-r<-t t-, ...mnitinl
rat.- ;r wlll t "? .*r,J'*"r throui - ?' -
ms, 'The Joarnal" t>?-i- aa>
?? ?,/ t&ne for DemorraUc
- mranri oal of ttv- re
? ? dMttnguMl ?
ndlrtdnaJ reUBona t.. ? f tiK- party
ear. rtaere la no myatery aboni It. Tbe relav
tlor.?
.
rcurred to dlatorb thent, n<T
? : by aaythlr g that uay
<>rcur . - ? reapeel f-.r
ifter, and tbe v Is no di
Iher \>'J1 <!?? ? n.'u- that feeling. \'.l
toary
_u<e u iiuiiv j.n ? 6 nntonndad.
u,.ii th-r*. w;II bo no un
friei dly eont rlarrlaoo aag Mr.
'.-.r m tbe BepnbBeaB tmrt'. a?
I , their reapertlve rlnlma. T'a: one or tae other "'H
-? ne ronelualon and wtii^hov.T
one lt m..v be '???ill doabtlaaa be elerted. Ii..rh liav*
naaaeroaa friaada aad a large fcataaing ln t tt Bepnb
llran party, and the hiendi .atar.iJ.lv
dr ir.tL- f..r hi- ?"? Beltber Of them ls *n
, i.-.tn |n ti..- nrdlnary arnae. Thu offlro i
t<?<? iiUh uioi i?.tti of taee. aad dlantBed to
-<-.-k it. lt..th are in tha kandi ..f ti.otr fr<-tii- i ? ifh
.. ,tnd raeeeaf of Um Boptibiicitn
party, aod alll do notatag t. 4|atarb tae ooa ur laa
j^-rti Um otaer. trnan tt." prafareae. of ta. partv i
rUatlncrJy made known oa. m tho ntyr wiu witadr-.w.
and a ' lehevei f*e ni+r beeeBM lt- .andldate wiu re
?m irfm-tv -uiiport of th.- otaer. In all thia
tiiore i- ri.i Burtaary. n i? tho rataaoo ot Baa nat?a
ui.-'. ..f ? hipli wnae of beaor ?tin nrr far ahov^ t_ho
P-tay m t- of j.'.l.tiolatia nnd who hn?a a di'(rro?' of
. otiflrt. r.c? ln aaoh otlier that araoonta f? a j>erfac?
andaratandicg. Tba Prtaktaotlal BjaaaUon alll b.
?eauwf by etreamat ? ,;?. ifcoaea <if baa Be
pnblicun party. nnd it aill l* -l.jr.p wlthoat any
frtrtiou or truufcl; that betnoeraUe p-.ipare arj tryhig
to foment.
?-?
OBITUjJtT.
WALTEB r.. BRAOO.
Whaaamgana, Au.- \ haagmua rrceived thtfl
evenlnj by kheretl ?? j ;. . | ?? - ??.?:?
ni^rp* CommlaaloB, ana. ? ? d< ;lh aava]
intp~-stt?t* CaauBerea Dmandaahamr Bragg. al i
l,ahe. B. 1. y? ap'rifled OBBag ,?f Ivr d< .il I. B
ln the tel*pr:iin. Cr,mnjl?*loner Hrnez baa b* n f;ifl
ing. l.owpvcr, fnr th- hWt faro year*. Ile waa aaarerely
wonnded dnrln* th* Int* w.nr. n-d t?. IBB BDd BM
(rr?>nt psp'Knre to wMrit ke wa* nabteehat, ba
tr'btited his ronatonl nilm?*nw durlng lUtont
II 1.4 dpatli howev*r. wm earttrety u.v-xpeeted b]
anaanhaaa, by whom ha araa Ughly raapeeh
rataed. Ra waa ? moal ardaona werher nrt'l bad
durlng the pertod i>: remxaUoa whleh he
:,t Sprtog Lake been i i tantly eogaged in tbe worh
nf tfip eomaah
AJtmry i-?rk. .w.x. -.t [IhjiiilaD
nra?S d1*d ?>day of hrair. vroiM*s. 11* araa I
y*a? of aa*, and Ipava a wlf" and aon. Tha had/ waa
t-iiibelmrd and wlll be ?Pnt to Moiitffompry to-morrow.
TVhlter L Hrvg. of Meotgonaaj, Ala.. wa* bon ln
Lowndea Ooantty, letooarj ?;.',, i Ot, tn I la rooth be
recp|vp?l a lihcrnl edn*aiin*i ln Arkm, ,- and
Ifna aaii rmvenity. laaaaaamflety prtar t.> the Btj
rivii war h* Hvp<i af Caayhru, *rk., vh.-r? he pr?.-ti-"d
liw for a very short tinip. \Vh?*n ho tlllti
pnn hp pnt*rod the Corfedprah* Anny. aod BUted
throngboot th) war, ai.d .?t its barmtanthm aettled
ln M.irlon, Aln., wIk-pp. h* mnrrM and r
praetlre of IhW*. ln t!,* Bgrmg of 1?71 he BKrVBd to
MaotgaaaefT, Ahv, arihaia ha e<intmn<"d to pratUee kvw
untl! Bareh, 1<?37, whrn !,e wa? apoolnterl a
: ta.tr rommerpo Cnmmlaaloiier bv Pn
Ile was ii rhatnaan ot the Dernoeratti htnta I n cuttve
Cnmnilrt<~> nt Alahvnn ln 1874-78-T0. ln )-'
rTir^pnted Alahama, on Bm Bathmal Dem leratic Com
tnirtie whpti tho BaBVmal eenvontJ party
aaet ln >t. I.ouia. In IB77 he waa appotnted Com
BUaalooer tn aetthh and <?id spttie Bm bondod ? :?
the ettg of amniaanaery. In 1t7B bt
flr?t i>rp<.|d-'nt of tbe Alabama m.-i.c Roi I
ln !--') he ??- ehsetor for the Btate al large on the
Hancoek md EngUah tleket. ln Barrti l-~i. .
,i", t*<i prsidont of the .\i,! ? I Comml^ion
by Um I.e^lsl-uur*. to which ofgei
. i- ted ln 1 s83, lils aeei
l--',. In Jantitkry. l*-''. Mr i ragg wiw apooii
Inter<tate t.'?nin,,'ri<; toi ? by
_
1IENRY W. 1;F/K\V1T1I.
ChK-iffo, Ang. 81 (Bpeetal).?Henry Worth
Pachwlth, Unttad Btatea . ooaal al Ba
reetorday al hla beeae al Ulghhuida, near III
ill. Hearl di-*.'tse w%- the ?
., mm .< tiie hua Jadna i .>r-<i ,a B< -i ?a.
?ppotnted to tha aflua -'.i. ii he latelj hei.i, by
deot CleveJaod, ln Jannary, 18B0.
IIF.NRY .1. AYKIINK.
Bltwankee, Auit. 21 (gaerlal).---Henr7 J. AveUnk,
? plonew reahtaerl of thla elty, i- dead.
of tlie pany of At, dlttontfti ?
,.f p. M. Booth (ao* of ?
the Cbonty Jall here. Ber. b 11, 1854.
loahmi Gkrrer, n baglUve imve fi u " uonrl, who
h.-wt iMf-n ra|,tnrcd from frlenda ?
him to froc?i,?m ln Caaiada by the nndencr ?nd
t exeiti
t'.nip.
W. D. BOLTZWORTB.
Qettyaburg, haa -' vp*" ;i1 "T. D,
??pertolaadaat of tha Baflaaal C?aa .- r-.- m
dt?d lu-A^y from ,
kn*wn bv all ('- rabarg aa Uu
K?l-1?. and had drtv.-n aVCI 0M Batd Beat al
who took part tn tSl" Btaterla atraggle.
!n UM IWttlPlU-ld MaaMttal A-?..tatlon an-l :
th* ,,rnnd Army, M??or 1^ and <>dd !'? He
?na a aatataa of Bm BTth Peaaa .aad aaa
forty-oln* yoars af a*,-.
DBOffBaTD BIMSELT W TUr CAXAL.
Loehport, 5. T.. Aag. 21 (Ppei I Van
Ptvrke, a well-ktiown raafdenl of Utta plac
? ? aaktee bj ?' ?? 1
the ear.al and graWBlng Umaelf.
bfty-eighl feara oM, and leavea n wlfe end
BBVBIOB OF AXDEBS08 80VATB Tl MJ
Th* uraaW aaraaah aan?I taaaloa af ma Anderaon
7x.nav? V*t*ran? of th* O.d Baw-Tort Votn .'- r> a
?<-t*r<l^T irtprnoon and aranlDg ?' !' '
Dorp, B. I. Oaa af tha i;:- - :
. 1 lae-pate, ?hl*h wu
waaa by th* wldaw af r ? - ?
dlnacr ?hi,-h wa?i a*rvd UM vetereai 1 1
GILMOBP8 8CCCESSFUL JUB1LEE.
111S POPULAB COBCEBTS OREATt-T tSi ITI D BT
LABGE Atl.ir.N
Paarlek g Glhaore ? ?'
kigh ramlval al Manka - - "
aniiu.il Jnbil"--. and In the ? dai be H
raga hum."
terday. The ooe at i': ??
v- from the K
mane," wnn eapeeiaUi :
.'-,-T.r ovor tha alnf'na of Hl
TaglLipietra. Th* eni
pttrh, howmrer, when,
th?- band plared .1 1 ' "~
- - -, gtroU r-nd Mad&me Lene L. I
nt ti.? c neerl preeedlni
Ai*s ajitri -?
Urwj th..- - Boheme" p 1
-Th* Prophet," '?!?? ; S
?Brtaarteat Byaa."
Tne bator roneerl began wlth
ovortnr" by tbe band. Thet ' Pei
eaaitmwt," Baaahm aaoea bj - ka 1
by Mat'.s I'r, Wl ;?
loffed be 1' Mi-> K1,1'' toUowol wlth the
aria from Umabardi "Bon fn
beanBfnl vme ?n- glvea
audlenrc ]i.;r*>tPd l;i harti I vd eneore, M
?I i)r*?^it ihat I Dwell ln Barble HaBi "
from >!<? ohuml "htt I ' ph.yed
by Ihe baud. and i~ deananda were i 1 id for
an encre. Mr. GBmora kuamred tha a
and pl?vpd ft "dnrl.ev ?' d-,;????* tn
ptedaMBri of akanfnhg I I aeklng heek.
other taeeaaj waa c- ' atlih a lonb ? ?
resigDatlotj bhe eondaclor gavg It.
Bgnae Taglaphdia ?>? l ' '--- Bamens" ??? I
awBog nnd ha alao bad to ctng ag
pnded Wtth B n>4ti I
BrtBak Troopahlp.* II I hrodneei the moal pupnlar
-<,?)??-. and innrna of tbe Brlttth army ai
t-nd,-d wlth - Kui* ?
(,f artlUen
The v'J^e cf.ncerts U'-day utid tn-- I ? ?
wlll oonahH of th* nana nnm - Iti
rludin^ cla.ss?-al ?',d popular -f;-t.;;-.
wlll ba Miaa KJHn. Rjfi or
L. Meyera. Bon learTlemr ? VZm a
H?* roObT Bill Vt 11 r< COTTEB.
Tr ,m The Chleapo BalL
? 1 k?w Ih* prettl??t bll Of
yther <inv thal 1 evor n
.:?* 11,ai, !.i-? Dlglll
u. hud u late dluner the ot botel
d'tiinK ro-'tn. At my 1
(rom BaahviBe vho ali
-.-,.? cotfeo n^ servetl tiie ?.; 1 man put
, in ;, tea?pjonfa] of
aetjon waa au pkJnly the reaali ol mial,
. r a auaar Im>w1 ? .f u- wlm ?
the movenient wtjn iki
n," vv-rim aloarl]
? ?
? :r. \vp ?aa Imd hlm lo?elj .-.?? - \ '
? ln the mldai ? .
, ? ? . ajtliful ?<! b
Th.- allgkteal IndlPatl. *urp ?
tbe ngnal ol
! Uarlty around hlm thal wo
ti
bis faee t*tr,t.i-1 ttmt he did nol tho ? . ' :>
Ma unkjae drlnh. We were iiirprised b
leepeaed when we aat * ? s
-., ~ii> hla rofJee ?iti apparaot rellah
. went on.
?? Be tinish.vi hli ? B
.,!*;.-is-.! , -
havlng uuderg-one m iri
auterunned uot 10 tie
I (plt rertaln tliat ..1- ? >n
trvlna clreurostHt.. ?-- waa aa
exblmttoo of n*r\-e. Bat, hormr ol I
Dlunipe?l aneOer spoinfui ,,t t ? 'P
a,i',l w-nt on wi'h hi- atory a " "
apre the mo*t commoiiplm ?
??>uddenlv he awnaed 1 1 ob?erve iii?- ufi
Miiression* around hlm. and ,
gia ra 'BeU, whal
H the oiatv-r, boyat'
?\\c were wond*r1ne h .w yoa Bhod -
rnfipe.' I v.,|nnt.'erpd.
- -\h. \.-s; flrst rata-Bht il Brrt rate 1
HHnh mr coBee with aalt beat thlna I '
i> dyipepala. Tr^ it. it um'l b II
oine (ft ar< imtotuprt to It. i
u 141 .,f li. Wh>- man. trv it for yiiirM-lf.'
- \nd, d> rea hnow, la l--- than ? half-m.nn
nad 11* all Mfph.g nwav ?t <altei.Be?.
fet alona verv w*U aan iwall a 'u- "n."!^11 '
. wup ihe worat tnlxturv I evw aUeaipttn to di
\'f. r that I thinU I l,K.a,i! upon tlie men ah ? ?
tn IthP -uch -tiiff u*. a -,.rt ,,f li<-r,,lr martyr
?,s, ,,f rtlK--U.,ti. Ai, bowever, ! .
th,- rol.-n-l in a rtgar ?n th.- veraiKl 1
nV that aaB ewra f-,r dy?p?<da,' I remarked
3 - Yea. it 1* ratlier qu?-? r ' he n-pliHl lt
that 1 never li?0 aii'-h a>n khaa t?-f,,ro U? n.rflit ???
irill ba ouaepar, 1 thiuh. U I aver Imva ancU a notion
afain. X-'gh.'
LA13JR REFORM IN FRAXCK.
A BTOXTJ I'ANT AIvTKI.K FROM THE FES OF
Bt JTJLHS SIM'iN.
CAXXIBO the ATTr.>mox o? wnr.Kixti pfople
TO wn\T BlgPTaOTBBa aBS BKAIAT, DOIXti
BOB tiikm-thf octi/x>k kavobable
T) COBTlaTCBaO/ iaB?BOTKBgDaT IS
ITIOJf OV EMPTanyE*.
An nrti'le Bpoa tlie labor qtiesti'.n. publishcd
by Jnles S-i.ot, la ?? [/? Tomps." ?f Pari*. on
Aagaat 1, hrus nffraotcl widcsprend attention.
Among tho preat Frenohmen of to-day. few are ?o
we!i qaalified ta .iiscuss aaeh tnpics a. be. Hc
? -n reeagalatd a-s ?ne of the nioat active,
-.; aad pgaettcal frlerata af Iba worknurmci.
In earlf Hfe a pr ifensor of BoHttaal cconomy, he
? - ilevofed mnch time nnd Btodf to BOCBel
and eeaaeeale <,upstion?. IIis potltleal crtreer haa
! l-ecii lonc BQd l.rilll'.nt. Be has beM Prime Min
Btter of Praaee, and at. t'ie presenf ttflbt is a Sena
tor of ihe Beaablk. He wxs ehoaea aa tha bead <>f
nroeh deleaatiea lo the Labor OafJtreaa beld
in Beriia ln 1800. He was reeoeaiaed tbere aa f,\
lu tio Btronaeal Baa in the oonferenoe. and was
treated wltb the arcaatal fletereaoe aad dJaaJaetJoa
bf tho Em|)eroiiof Ctraaaay. AH that at ehtaea
arritea ni*>n thc labor qaaatloa hl woethf af ^oep
r.'f il <? ?! fii.'eration.
Tbe tiaaahvtloa of the article lu "1*0 Te^lp.?,
read. aa foll
Th. of tho atacrtag etaaaai aaa be lm
ln taree waya: By terreaatof ihdr waaaa, bf
etr o\pei-es at;d by nakinft tl.om a*
? - or partoer. in btaaaadal eaterprtoea, either
? on or hv p.-ofit-siiatinix.
-ii way it :- taaa taat wortaaaaaoa no
lonaer favor eooperatloa; aboai tbe year ladd tbay
d of Dotatng etae. a^ pre al taey ai
i altb piaus to Inereaaa taelr aagei
. i their h.'iirs of tabor. Btaployen, haa rar,
???.] ebiaBy ta Um :Tc..nd ayabaa, the rc
;tion of eap
i reeenl toveanaatton of the rat.-- of ???
DMUinfartarera decllned to teatlfy. Ta
, -,,,, !t vrH -., |ndge of the eondlHon
of tl.. Bw labor by
ad, ta eon
i bat taey bad aoaa as Inprove taelr < nrtttion.
? - ume i atab t.. wetta of ti* taflaeaee.
,.; aPtharbMM of aerUngaMB 'or
.., m,;i i i ."? ta ipeab of the
rtala oorporaBoni t<- reoder the livos
Dtor. pkaaaal an<i taaa expenataa.
, a proper taaa ta li dat np.m
. ?f taa ralbraad eoaapaata. wboaa
?v atroek wotk gtaei aanoaBy motb than
i traae. to its amptoyee Ib adaattaa Bo tha
"Btrtbata u-s
DlUCh and t-v.'M more D I :Tli:;*r I",r''" *
,,l Um tabor orgaataafloB. de
ha\.' no reason to be giate
ai Ihef are tahea
from tbe en. " "f Hm ? aearaa. Bal fho
Iwar. torge, bobw eompentoa, ta
Stocka, too, oftaa cbaoga banda.
- ?..!-. taaed n. tbe markel at taa ordinarr
at, aitt iBgaa vartatfoae.
[I j. a c.i mreatnent b-ause tae itoeka are atabta.
Ftormerly aucb an tareatmenl wr* more baaardoaa.
j;;., . |d now bar. peac- ln a!l proba
bfflty :f they bad devotad tbe aaooey Daceaaary to
. improreaMnta ta tae eondBloa
to tae pi.vtnent of bbjaar
v,n , Baeaaaa, above all I
;i?.j. ; omfort and well-belng of UMtr BMB
? , preve.nl them aa maeb b- paaaBda, tnm
? money. WottlBgBMO Ihefoaerre.
,., tunk, that they onght ta
-t taelr own Imprudener. Indeen,
,,,,. oftaa aabad tbeb? sttnerlors to wttbboU
.- npofl ibelr waaaa. Tba. i- BagMeani. in
. abore taaf aro aot properly cared
? that th. v livc ajtaarably and
?i f-T Um naraaawtaa of Ufo.
of baaaes at smaii eoat
I a'erjahere. 1 baae vtaKed
uta Lyon=i, and I Ir.tend to vislt those
rdeana daring Uie praaaal va-arton. Flfty year.
, ., i aai itad bi tlie prtinitive espoilments of thls
,.i , . uptiaibwi. -V eoaaaany <>f
denl e.\hlhltert a hotLv and galned a
? rable proer^s bta beee naade
. daya Comfortebl. tadgtaga wBa ptenty of
lt, i-An be bullt now af prtaM
BM former udiary and former prlvatJ./t.s
.; aii traeea of tbat BBaary will
I j, ? of fho ImprosrBBMBta In the
? and eooatnieUon of tbe work-hop-. Ba
??...,,,. <:\\<- been lntro
l bi all of tbem. PhyMdana and drafatorea
.- re pald to emptaye. lo Baany
rtng tho o.t
ra atao pay
watre<4 to women daring taelr i t. BaTtng.
tae oM and biflrm, atid mataal
I. be toaod eiMrywbere. la
d : '
trom worklng t. o moo after ronflnament. Tbt
?. uf enfhlreo under foarteea
jrean ol daa -avo taem from
DmpUon. Infaat aaybuaa, letreate,
. - lor fn .h ..r azearatona, f.mds
ol apprenUcealdp, aobotarahlpa In
I rher -iMni-, i.av.
aii great oorporaUoi - I .-.- rwinded rtarea wbere bbetr
Bmu* gooda <i:ro?-Tiv wtthoat
profita t-> tae mlddle-meti. Tho llMliaglia. or
rtorea bay at wbotoaala, a.t ta. aropar
. tly. WorkfBfjBMB ftrd tn.ir gooda
tba] BBB purchaso -i.'iall
? at kaag C8
?x-Oi even JO pcr ceut, o:i Uie
ret dl p
,- r-i' ,rni- wlU tr" lr:tr--duof<l everywher*, lf work
1 with their emptoyors. n?
b. "?? n olotbed, aeU booeed a;..t aafl
Bmt arU] be proteetad .i_:U:.bt aeeMenM a".d wiii
! o eared !<?;? daring ilelawaa. TaMr .-hiwinon wiu raeata.
per BttaBtten. Whon their powers
-'.. thej wlll be .-:.titi.>d to pe -i as, Tho
pUn <.t X. Conataaa, wiu. .h laa cios-ai rafbrm, li iBU
bnt penatona for th* aa.v.1 and Intlrni al
i do n t - ? ? ?>, even v.ith all <rf the*?
. ..i InaUtutlona, kad i happy l M. I uo noj
-t. ihai lt i.- n>.i :..-.ir)' to stu.lv Uio aaefltlon. of
? iborter h; urs ..f lab-.:-. I i
inj ' leana ta. ayateoM "f ro .p r^-i
profttwharlnK whlch l bav. preached all rn) U I
? i mpl .yen i ? ;
. ,! rtoneal ?r?t?rt;al forlhut; that they
pt'on are dlapoaad to ronalder ? ? tho
f Lithm of rh^ir ..inpi ?. ??- ; tr.xl ttio
begun experlmenUi along rtmDnr
Dgmen;
? rather
? am.
HESTEB-ST. TIAS TllF. I.CXURY OFA P.ATIT.
Tl.'i: v. crM'-HTKO FIt.TII Of MOBTH8 8WEPT
| BT WATEB PBOM THE BTDBA
All of tbe InhabltanH of lleateral o..:d taa
. greal Ea-t Sfcle tnrned
,ut la I i.!-h' to altaea. ..n atbearpt ta aaal
,f.-d dirt of months a:;.i aarBBf. reara
>T ,,? .;. ?. ?t Al IdO a. m. yeatardaj ajretal
I a tajaai of workuien rtarted
dea "f taa Btrarl l taanlng Drpaat
... ?', Baatar al tr.m CBatafl ta lo
ttl(. j. :. n| U thoroaghlf. Thta aaa urmi
- i'. m. ita.i.ot-"..,. - atar) I Um -: esl I taaa
d Boctoty, who Bi I
.
. ? i Ber Dattea.
DepartaMnl of Btseet (Seaalag, tanad aa the
from a rndn.nt tn llo-f-r-t. i-ar ttio liow.-rr.
i. MaTJon dto I ** at the CBataa
aai i ??". f .r tr*.
ament wen dltad altb ladaarrfbabbi
?
era at tt^ rtapartaMabi af ?twt rtaanlflg aal
w-,rks at.d ta. HaaBti DeaartaMBt ??'?
.Mr. Beattta ??* there and -aid that ho r.m
the .-xp-rini.-t.t h lareaaa, bta B ?..- -awfully
"Hawrrar." siid Mr. bouttio. "If. aftor nn ex
.... ..f UM -ew-:s t.^n.otT.iw. wo fi.nd thut they
ara n tt?logged up. we wnll try Bal BBBaBkeeae oo aome
otaer atn
rtaaat of Btreel Cteaning w.-n ais..
rtateadanl Bobbta. aad Bai
Bagfaaat iin.wn BMaaarad Uie
drpik ..f tl.o d.n batbe arwara \?'t?r?. tho aaahtag ho
>.:1... He w il t.MBM the aapaathl bj thc scwer-4 tbal
tuornlnu.
aa were ataaad Mat all tho oiietilnirs tata the
? i!?,-a'. .sl IMBBtablaa aiKl otlwr 1:K?
. troM rtogglBg th.- arwara. a- Bta BentaBf
? m\ ??, il.o.;au-hlv iwept and when
I,';,;'. rhange ..... Ns-nnroirht tata^-daatata
habiU.it- w..uM !,?ralv have rucocnlaed I1*- -tr?t.
SotwiUiatanding Enginaer Browu'a aaaerUona taat MM
experlment wn* olmoet rertsln to be a failure, lt looked
Ust n.tfht niuch llke a anrrp-n.
CAXADA'S PoLITICAL'SCAXTALB.
\ I.WVYER FROM BBTB POfflBlCB f-XPRESsES HlB
8UAMK AXD IXDir.NATlOX.
Robert D. Mriilbbon, Q. C. of bnBBaWBBj I* at&vlng
at the llotet nmep-wleh. He ta & Con*ervatlve Ba
BedBtea, and f*cl* arhamed *- w*ll as Indifrnant ron
B8BBBhJ tho eraiMteia whtch are now bclrva; Inve*i<eaie4
:it iittawa. He *a*1 to a Trlbune reporter ln eonv
n.entlng on the Rnbjpct: ??a far aa onr party la coo
U rtipd, tbe .waJKlal Involve* only fen or ftfteen Cov
en.tnent clerks, who bold atibordlnato plv,e*. They
liave been arpu??I. and rUrhtfnlly. I Mippoar. of recaiv
Ing small presentA. Every one of them haa ett-Vr been
dte:nl**ed or ?n*pendcd.
'Plr Iloetor Langevtn, Minlster of Puhllc Worhe,
rewlfrted her?ni*e he wa* dra^n Into awardinp a ron
trrvt to a flrra whlrh ?ub4equ*miy a*ted In a very
daaaoaaat inaimer. it 1? charfed. The prtre* ln tbo
rontrart wep" ralwd, it li allesed. by Mr. Permy, etr
BBhhkarB rlilef of at?ff, who ln retnm for hla dnpllctty
reeeiv*?l rommt^ioos on the mon^y p?id i-nt. Tlda
flrm wifc* n.wl* up of OWBB Murphv, a former mernber
of the Ex,1>* Jt'inrd of ?w Yorh, and a brotlwr of
Tliomaa MrCrecvy, a roember of I?arl1am?'nt foa
Qneber. !!<?..reevy was a llfe-lonp and tnntPd frlend
of Ktr amahhra. ivrth *<-Anrtals are tietng Invoktl^atog
by ihe H</ine ot t onimorta.
-The ot'ier *rp,nda4 ,-oiircrcw th? transfrr of tbo
orlalnftl ,-harter of tlie linte de? fhnBBuf UAllrr>ad to a
ayndlrate. t'nder the rhnrter a BBhtffff of 8173.000)
wne to be pald to lt. T!ic rnllroid is in the Provlnco
uf Queber, whlrh Is rontrolled bg the Lit-eral*. ang
tho tranafcr waa eotitjngeiit upon <he paymeait of tha
?ubaldj. This paym'nt WM upposori. It waa
DnaUy Bata. l,nt i*,t until the re?re*entattve
of the road h*d been forred to nay #100,?
m?n io r*if of the l,?ders ot the Uneral pnrt.y.
mnaactlf/n *?1 made rlght here ln this hotel last
April.
?However," he added. "I Uilnh ihe** itivpstiijatlona
wlll hnve a aatartary effect on our politir*. Mr. Abbotf
and Bfr Jaha T!iomp?,in. the Conservntlv* leaders. wiii
imrmif no gul.ty aiin to r<rape, be be Conscrvatlve ?*
LibprH!.-1_
WITH 1IALT A XUSTACHe.
r.-oni Tlie Londou Xews.
a telae mnatafha on the gtaire l?, a* ew ry aetop
knowg, a periMia ornament. Last nlarht In Watter
Frlth's ma pluv entttted ** Vollere. ? at the et.
Jamea'a, <^>rjre. AWanri-r luid m.wle up lils faco with
marvalkma art after the portralt and t,u*t so
.'. i: t,> vlsltors to the fovor of the romedi^ Fron
,?!-??. The fnll-h ttomed wlir. with lf? abundant
^url?. the dlatlnetly marked eyebrows. the neat LHla
muataebe, dJvi,l.-d ln the mlddl*. aad twMad ^t tha
inda?every d*tall. ln fact, was sentpnlon?lv rppro
Rai BnlaekBy Mr. Friwrs M..iier*. thoagh
dylng, bdu tn po thronah a irood deal of vlolent exer.
:?.-:. aad i:i bhe eoaraa <?f tflaa aaartaaa h??t nlght one
half ,.f his eleganl miKlayhe suddpniv d's;ipp**iM.
Pprhaps the be?t coim?e und*r thnt dl*tr**i>ln|r Plrrum
? .nld have t>*cii to throw away what nad now
beeome deeldedly "the wor^er half of it." Mr. Alex
aader, b wever, de<idpd u> go on with half u aana>
-.,. he i rirrnm<f?'ir* whlrh eertalnly did not ?dd to
the effect of his performanee.
UwBTBlMB o.v mB rft<n.r.FT.
From |h8 Rlchmond Dlspateh; l.ynehbur* letter.
Durlng a vlolent elee'rlr *nd wln?Virm late thrg
oon U(rhtning struch the troIVy wlre and gto>
nbl,< thr*e cars. Tlie c:ir< were uearly BBBB nillee
apart when tliey were dlaabled.
Your Ilest Llver Stimulant is Dr. D. Javne'a SmalU
piifftr Coated Sanatlve Pllla. No nausea, and, ln moit
ea-ee. absoluucly painleMi. At proper lntenala. atnglo
plll doses are ir.iially aufflcleiit
ln dellmpy ef Oaror nothinf exeeeda the Lema*.
eliaud 8ardln*a. _ _,,. ,_? ._.
l'aj-x i Tllford and Aeker. Mcrrail & Condlt Beep them.
?-?
MARR1ED.
TH'iMI'SOV-BLAKE-On TtiPaday. Auguat 18, 18tt. aa
DubUn, New.IIampahlrP, by the R*v. l'^ubeo BHmar.
A..iii?, daughur 3 BB J Blake, to Walter L*dyard
Thompaoii.
WATi:RMAN-TOWF.R.-At St John'a EpUropal Chureh,
fornwiii. X. Y., Augur. 19, by the ftav. Hora<e B?
0,wdv*ar, af AiU>n. ifl.. Flo-ence, youngaat daught-T of
tha kiM R-'v. F. Mar-on Tower, to Franh Allan Water*
man, of Fuitou, Jf. T.
Notlees of marriagea must be indorsed witb fnll
name and uddresa.
DIBU.
BARTO.V-On Thur?4ay. Au^ust 20. at th* r*ald*nc? og
A P. Halloclc, 484 Leiiox-aMj., ILra. i?^v.4 U. iur
ton, ln her tM year.
Fnnpral u* Peekahlll. Auguat 29. aa 8 p. m.
EIRD-At Larchniont. W*dneaday. Augiua, 19. 1S01. Ed.
nrvrd L., ?on of Joaeph and Veronl?a C. Blra.
t., atf?d tt* fuuirrai ?*r>tc?a bom hu late HaaaaBMe aa
Larchwont. Raturdav, Au^'ust 22. on arri%al of the B
<,-clo.'K traln from i/rwid Contral D?pot, Xew-York.
Infrment at fonvenlence of BHa famlly.
CARMAJT BhaBaabr, ou Anriat i?. af fBrnaajgW-B. *n
J.nv.aa Irvuw. ouly aon of Jamca and JulU S. Carmaa.
a/?d 19 rear*.
Ihterr*d al Vlneland.
COL\VFX,L-Suddenly.. at Baratofa Springa, Auguat -1,
\vii::am H. Colwelt, ??r*d 42 yeara.
RaBaa of f.jnpn?l hereafter.
COWPEBrrBWAlT?Al ititehopie. L. I., on W*dnesday#
Auffnat 10 Phvlils, yo.in(f.*t dauffhter uf tr.^erlPk S
anl K*tharlne E. CowpetthwaJt, a?ed 1 year, 2 n.ontha
?nd l^ daya.
Punerel privat<*.
CRABE-AI h.T reald^nr*. 91 WBB J?r??7-at., Fli7?beth,
N. J., Aniruat 20, Nancy ?. D. Crane, wldow of John 1U
.prrioes from Rt. John'a Chur-h. Ellrabeth, Moa*
day aft*rno<>n at 4 o'cloPk.
UIBSOB-Ia thla city. on 15th biat., ThonjM W. Gibaoa.
I 3,st year of nls ag?.
Fun-ral -*rri**a on Saturday, 22d Inst., at 1 p. m.. from
nce of Uis soo-tn-law, Ed*1n Curclug. 42 l.a.1
MII LER- tl Ri'dfurd. B. T.. on Tti'irsday. Ar.pn?t 20.
" Jamea htUlar, af heart failure. m the aoth year ?f hla
.. from the Bedfort Pr*?byter!ao Church at 1 p. ta,
?',' wlll i:.?-t Hip 11:10 a m. traln from Cmnd
nd, r*:nnilnjf M 8 :4fl.
MINFORO?Frtday pvenlna;, A'i?u?t 21. IBgi. a*5aa a
.. t* Korrumwa, N. .1 . wlllla '?
-..?, of Tl.omas and th* late A. I^oulsa Mlnford, BgOfl -'L
yeara and 14 dars.
N rf f'ui.'ral h*rpaft*r.
PURDY?On Thursday m?rnlng. Aupust 20. Haz.l, oi^(>aa
rtau*ht*r of Hlohard B. and Katl* lt. lurdy.
Puneral aer*1eea Saturday, 1 p. m., at u,.> realdence of har
pat>nt*. >2 Xor.h N'liith-ave., kfeaat V*rnon.
s,TIN.v)N-Thyra?aT, Auaust 20. Colonel Danl*l Sttnaon,
Ut* of the yuart*rma?tar'? Department, U. a. A.. 1q Um
o.'.tii y.-ar of hla aar*. ?
Puneral aervMa at ht? late r*aid*in-c. 122 Wo?t lath-at.,
Siturday. Au<ust 2'-'d Uist., at 2 o'tloelt p. in.
pieaae omll Bowera.
inurnjrnt at Wiodlawn Om*tery at oonvpiilance of tlH
famlly.
5pccial Xotictg.
A.
?TAMILIAK IX XILLIOVS OF MOCTHS AS A.\B
KOCSUHOIJ) WORD." Tha Tlmea. t?adaa.
APOLL1NARIS
APOI.I.INAUIS
-THE QtTBBB 01 T.'.BLi; WaTERS."
"BaBghBal ai.d r.frpphtn|r."-BriU?h M-dl. a! Journal*
bOUK BXTOB38BJ
THB APOr.LINAUIS COMI'ANY, L.D,
LVOBBOB. EN'?._
?atahliabedlb7!?.t ??-tl.ova-n
MRS. kteELRAThra h^*1.^! ?i.mv All
BRABorEO, OAjralil axi> bpici-t) tiaiis ano
.f.LUii.S. ,.,.K!,vsr JKLf,y A Si-r.riALTY.
EvarttUag aan up E ?ia? and a*p'- unt.i aUX^Pg
pri.-i-?. rafermcaa. U.. aJdraaa Mr. ?AK.iii s. Uci.^.
KAiH. 8"^? Defraw-at., Breehlya. ?> Y.
!? ..i?.lj. * >?llre.
(bhould b? P^*d flafll oy all luteieati-d. BJ 8880808 u.ap
"K7!'-tt*r.'nfor"f^ ?n ronntn.-.s M4 1 BOI bB '^fiallr .d.
i?S T V !?.-,* b? au. Lartl i ??,.'- -*' na
roc!m*"l^ doeuaieom Itwra not geeMU, addr..^^
; tl wllt rto
ramutlr la all eadM) ?t tlos eO'* a* i^-'"* : 0-...^..
, uW,t+rAim il^tt*r* u,'i*t b- o:r*ci a |i*r > e*n itam - -1;
11 l^a af Srl ampri-he. Chtapaa. Tabaaro and Yucattn.
?',, i i "'ity o \%*a'hln?ron Wr. for Cuba, Ta? n, a
v r. T..;'~m <L-*ct and i.u,-r M*).i-an Stat*? \la Vun
:, ?."?r. i.lrtnihlan n?.-t? T.rrr be dlrp-wvl 'oer \ *!,*?
iu'-ia* a i 9 ? '<"? InMt,?- ^ M,r'- P??mavaa. C.pa
Bafuaadi^KdaPatrbera - 5ea W Clyaa , at 2 p m.
. ?Vi- M"? anu Santt ??.tha, per *. a. Yumur!.
\H vnvY *"t 3 v m. for f^nau Bttaa, vla Umoa, r*r
u ', rnta ' froin Xpw^lri-ana.
?' aaJSTlS^CaST ao? -'apan. p>r ?. .. C1W of K.a
immSm from Baa KrancU, o). ploae h*pp dall? up M
i^ri \.t ?iaaa aao v *: -N:u'" ^ a, -traiia. hW Zea
,. d ila?allan. Kijt aad Stitwii I?land? p.r ? ? Marlnoaa
,?Im "an Traaelaea ? :<??' h?r* dailv up lo S#*>t*it?^r -ia,
, J?*} o n> (or on arr.>al al Xew-TorX of .. ? CinbrU.
I,.., Mni.'ah malU for AuatreMa. Malis for thr Ha*aliaa
Iautnda P? * ? Z*aia.,dl-v (from Ban Franciaro:, cl?M
i r, rtilh up t" A-i?u?t IB, Hfl:Mp. m. MaUa (aa Uia
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pr v.ona day C0RXEUVS VAN Corr, ro.tmaater.
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