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Republican organization.
pERMANf NT B1SINE5S SYSTEM TROPOSED.
rJfTEER CAMrAlGN WORK NOT PUFFICIEKT
10 OVERCOME THE W__._.-DItLLL.ED ARMY
or d_mckmutic orF_C-.-ao_.DER3.
. ,1.. <. i'.iks-. ?? in s i or ihk vaaBMan
Inanv Nov. tlT?Ia debating t-he oauaca of
3ffffli of tbe Republican Statr tiekct upon
J'.mlw 3. Kepublicatia who have corn* here
Z,m vanoua B-OtlaaB of the State attnbutc H
^Ll, to a ku"_ ol thorough organitation. Wl
SSlBPiove the orgaataattoa of the Republican
"m- MfOre IhW '" 8?tB Siate." aaid Charlea K.
Snnrr the RepabUaBB Peputy Superinhendent
jpahMe iMMaetloa, la-day, "or our candidate
*_, tmmmmt will be as badlf deleuted as Mr.
JLftt w.46 lor (.oxenioi And 1 thiuk that the
I tlf n-rg-ni-iim th- nartv aliould bt- hegun
^Laiately ? i 9vrm an MiBiriaaaMa wliich wiU
13'/ | _owa to lha BBhoal dismcta. Tbat I BBl
'*','. KaaM oi n-v expcriciiOo aa chairman for
* ral yo.ii> ot the Kepublican County Comtnitte.
.f Jefe 1V "
Idwai- M .lohnaon. former Clerk of tbe Aa
_lv, hM exP-0888- tha oplnion that tbe Ke.
?blican mmm QaaaP-taW sliouid l?e orgunizeil
m b a_-0-0Bl >>---?? *'*>ur |MBBBl metho.l al
!?cut?_ ? Smm OoaaaMtBra," be aaid, "du?_ not
_fure -> a ???" ooiuiuitu-e. One member is
w?_ Kr c\ci.\ Coag-aaBioaal Di_i-ict. Tbat
??!_ well enouib _. iui __ NcwrYork am;
fcook-yn -" .o....-:i.od. and perhaiw M-gl-t U
nt.iii'.i witfc taaBB. Bai wheie CuuKressioiiai
IMK-OM outsnie ol UM Mfl ciiii- me totiched the
mLi .1.. Wn.: liecatifse there are
?jj^. oi 1 '-r eoantiea la most af tho i_on_:rr_sional
BfeatoM, aad tlie bBMbVn ol tbe State Cmn
Hta la ac,o.-_uteU oaly with tbe afiairs of the
Eep. J.c... P'ir,v ?ml lhl' Plllilic?1 BttaatioB la
j_ owu iou..t... When such u uian corues t?
\ew-\i'.'k to aiund a iiiceiit:_ ot the State Com
mitu-e M -> IflBoraat ot the political drift uf th<
,,i_r auuntiea "i hM diatriot, and treaaeatly the
?pMtive Conimittee is thBB kept la the dark
-u>a mtniowM eoodit-aa ot tha party la fai-aaa
__i_t.e?. l rtiiok thal oaMBda o! Kow-York an.l
_______ e*erj ooaaty ahoaid bave at lea_t ono
?naber ot the State < ommirtec. Then \ve should
__ve U'inc one Baaa M every ooutitv t.. xvhoin we
^jd -Bok '"r ii.tormation aa to tbe attitude ol
itt votcrs aud whal WBJ Beedial to be douc to
iBcrei'c tbe vote ol tha Kepublican party. Be
a-t-. 1 would ba^e every mctuiaer af tbe Stati
(^anmittee _auiuioi_:d to New-Voik City erery
^ntn whiie a oampaien l__.e_. and at a trcneral
ummmtmt Bfrfl tfive his x.ews na to the arae
(tadiuon ot the bbbmmb iu bla locality. At
,Mb meeting! hint* aud aagfBBt-MM iu relation
Hwahi:.g tue BepabUeaa caudidate_ for aAet
-^jd andoubtedly he made of great value to all
rjx. ahould attend tl.eiu."
John 1. 1'iatt, Edltor of "The Poughkeepsie
lagle." and ior:ne:ly an Aaseniblj-nian from
putchc_s Coaaty, is of tbe opinion tbat tbe Re
pabbcau party ahoaid be reorgauued upon what
bt eaii* a "bii.ii.enas ba&is.'' A few dayb B|
he said upon thM t.pic: "Wbat are political
??ri-es but orgBBiaat-ona xvith tbe primnry design
of electiug n.cn to othce wbo wUl oomluct the
Govrmmeut with economy and efliciency. ln
t__t view it hi to tne tatapeM of political paitiea
to Lave theii afalia ma-mged aa a business man
would conduct bia af.aira. Every year.
aU.ut. we ha\e a new cbairnian of our
Siate OeaaaMee, and be does not cutnc
MM on:o* unul about two months before
election day. Then be baa to take tbe volunteci
solliery of the Iie[>ublic_ti party and drill then.
MM aoine sort af a seinblance of a milita_y or
gatiiatiun--and pn them _gi_u_.t tbe regulai aimv
aoidien ol tbe I>e-jocradc. party. Wby, it ia
h_e faro-nf ui__lu_n.eu to fais. tbe regular aoldien
of Uie ocrinan ktmxj. What wc uee 1, in m>
opinion, i* a paid chairman of the State Cotn
,r..,>e, M " - - ta November altei an elec?
tion, and to aerve for one year. 1 would give Baefa
M mma $lo,vt'? a . eai . li.?4 i?, 1 would gts-r bim n
lalalloHj ^eneiouf aaUry to preveat blm fron.
aiai to .et an oflice for biinself. 1 would
i.ave hia davaM bia entire time for a ye-i t..
MlBMB of tbe aapahUaaa party. 1 would
bJM a geuerous allowanoe for tTavellmg ex
pec-ea. t.o that he would 1* enabled to journi-v
ibout the BtaBM uoi- Boanty to county, learnini
aocurateJy tbe politteal aitoatioa iu aaeh county.
1 w.uld bavt bia visit Albany ircqucntly while
tha Leii-siatuie i* ia eeaaioa, and keep IB0-I-8 ol
Lep-slatlve aoMaoa ol t..e Oemocrata aod Jtcpubh
*ana.
-I would give Baab B man several BBB-Raata,
?nd wwaW pay them MhW-rs. 1 would alao bave
a building B-BaMd ta New-York City as a Ko
pubjicac head.i-arters for tbe State aad city.
There are twenty-eight citiea in this
State and neaily every one ol them
Ja? a Demoe-Blta M-.or; anu Democrat
M the hoad al aaab MM ol tl.e city departmeui-.
h Rew.Yorh Cll# -ba aahyry mt amounu to
117,000,000 yoarlyi ta BroOklyn- to |_,080.000
Tbr're ia .--."uo.oo.. puid out in balaries to
iiia ta two eitiea uioue; wttkoat oonjidering
the Demoeratic ci.es M Albany. Dtica, B->
un- Eiiu-ra. lt -> ^ suiuU eMiaaate to aay
i_at DemocraUfl "HIch; boldcr. ia uiue.s alone re
wiVf . . ,r!.v, and in tl.i_ eatimat4
t.._s? . nol pui tbe large ?n.oi__t ol a-larn-s dla
*_??(! ta ibe Demooratto M-te departmeata ai
a:i._li i ? Demoeratio paiij bi b the baeti
ot imnging troin 2 i*t eaat to S per a*t aa
olllce holdeiB. one cau eaato
mc w_at a portentona p4.Utii-.al fuud can be coi
Iretec t_ 1 k.... 2 jht oent of $25/800,000 yearly.
? s money tlu- I>e_-ocnai- ieadera oan
. poiia u-inually an army ol votera
T-Hhv notbing ol Uie bribery of voter.. tl.e leadera
?t their voM rej-wu-red in rural districta.
,-ir vote in the citiea t-'.>l eaa
? 1 numberles* political mcetin?b
"We .nuai put our party upon a
Vj-incN- Aud deapitc tae lact that U.e
i|?l pui:.s oi tbe state did no badly thia yeai
lo- tbe ;.. . party, 1 tbmk tuat Mpecu
?te-Uu: sh uki be given 10 the oi^aalaanon 01
-t part-. iu ev Vn. Citv. 1 do not beln
laMal Demoeratic majority there is over .
***. v.nt he-on-ea ol Uie 10,000 young mon
hi* Ibe country, a large propoitjon ol ?
MIMk- ns, wno annuully go t. Ncw-.oik to
??_ WL. 1U1 au ? pioporuou oi theni
abrfa liemoeratic part., wby an- most ol the
beantrt, ulJux*- into tbe Demooratio partyr ?
"bai is becauw the DemoorB-ic puitv makes
?aaa____ 0| gettU-g new voti-rs, and tbat is just
*-tt ?, 0 B ta N.-w-Vork City; and
-Mld ..ni a oaaabie ohainnan ol our
*** Couiiu'ttee, a paid oflicial, with notbing
fbt to do tin ye;,r around but to lorward tho
-tet-i* 0: the Mepab-Jeaa p_rty."
_ m ?
T0 WAUri 1YA.K OX THE -irifS.
18-. 1 . Muudt-d VrirMlx ot New York. a_>
"Ib-i_iU'.ii aaaipcaafl hu-gely of young churebmen.
*-J H> fti--t ? aQag at No. -M Haat Forty-Uili--st..
l-aatl-:. M8Bla| at 8 :-0 ocio4__ Ttif alm of tbe
MJBBBM w.,^.. u:n4.iiiproini-ing warfara
?Mbat avB. Tr.*- orp_u_~t.o_ ban deteni.ii.eil
*' ?tt<.-n:p: to al.'hsti laat bJBBBMBi hou-c*
*M i, MaLM aa tha e.t_bh_h._eiit <?f tmml
MA*- V, .1. _M Hitlor p;.rp<*e in vlew Uve Mt.
?a-bai. MaaeM ye-tcniny carried away WtM th'-u.
?-wt Mv800 Uaah ptlltlnaa ___roa-t>_ U, the monilaei-i.
- la ivaixl of BMaM OlBBlng arglng tliat bolf t?'
,. 1d t-e proreedii.F* for
t-e MBlMMttaa of la??_? for Uie 8P8B8B1 Bl BM
BB_tan_ BeM HBrh nnd Uae (Wk-ar. UOOh tmm nn
- (_ute ?uci. a.tlwa to !><? taken a? w.ll brb.g llHM
aatv-.-, tu i> >] ..1, n-iult.
l'<* "Jl-o-r, aM-tai ventei-uy morning wtr.-: J.
^otaer BBtBBBB, pit-lBont; Horman A. J-MaaaBBB,
paa_aa|; MMfe_Bf CMary, aaeiBtary; PMBaatei
li mu_?__. tr..?iM 1-S.--1.4* aaM "'-de by J- I*
Lr_.__.,. H.-im_4. A. Prouic-iM-on, Mi.-liu-l t'leary anfl
*te-?r.(-l: ... mUiahii. Tlie "ocietj will t.4- a '"c<'t
J_ in-?i ., (tiiu m 7_M ci'.io.U. when tbe i-eiult of
f* *?._'. aaaaaaa wiu be reportod.
? ?
9ACI LABOL: H.S DETAIXEU.
-_?r; . , p . ?., lAjj.d ti.. Maaaat-P
??"-I-'Ij .'I... I, ..rrn.. M-.U-rClay. wi-r.- MBMBI0 ""'
*_n aaweii 'i? _ aaa Mvb Mm M M*- ?<""i"'t
"Xkix: au. .,., naaiBg u_, , ?, 11, ui. raln.- of I'enn-yl
r-* ?_. oa_i mototi |g u.nr haaaa M BaaBjM They
it- laaoaaM iitu-iiti***. .....
L-M.*"! lo p.i... _J(J,r i_. _.. 4?l.l4?iuia l.Q"'J '"'?*?
J?**T ,M"n.|, d . ,,,,.'. u 14. ..1. .-n.fr u, tr..- _??,__*
^^0M to- htuXU, aaa ^wfort ai all who uae -t 1
HAVILAND CHINA AT FIR3T HAND8.
DORFLINGEU'S
CUT GLASS.
FR.4HIK IIAVII.Wil.
No. 218 Fifth Ave., Cor. 26th St.
oonfewd that thry had returned under cootrurt to work
ln th.< aame 6tat?~ md had a contra.-t of 81 50 a day,
thelr contract la-tinK for threo year.. The icen ar. d< ?
uvlned at tb. Baig. Oflice and will be eent back to thelr
native countrlca
-.?tt
CIVIL SERVICEAT THE XAYY YARD.
TO BBO-IN AN EXAMINATION OF APPUCAN--*
TO-DAY.
The N'ary /Yaxd Clvtl Serrlee Examinlng Board.
compoiod of Captolu F. M. Bunoc. c %taI-En_lneer
Davld baillh, Commandcr. P. 11. Coopcr and F. F-.
rhad_ Ick, Naval Constructor F. T. __*___ and Llcu
tvn._it \V. H. ClportO?| wlll ronvcne at the KaTj
Yard today to begin the _0niltiatlon of applieanls
for the following leadlug posltions: Ma-t-r ihiptit.cr,
__. tor _-lnor, nuister sbJpwright, tnu.ier eparmuker,
ii?>ter p-lnUer, forcman of IiI.m_HM_B-8, 100880?0 of
laborer*, and ma_tor boilermalu-r. There are about
tifry Muidi.t_.o_, lncludlng the present lnrumbcnt"-,
wbo recelvKl tempoiary appointtuenls on June 1,
for Uie nlne pUtcea.
The princlpl- of Clvll Scrvloe Reform ta all of the
Navy Yards w_~ e_t?bllsho_ by SecrcUiry Irucy on
Aprll 16, for the purpose of lmproving Uie ei-iclency
of the wortdng forcos, and not subjectiiiR the mcchan
i- t-> the favor or prejudlce of lnfluentlal petttk?1]
frlond.. The ofllcers of tho Hoard ure the sanie who
woro uppoioted si_ months a..u. and they are de
?larod to be by those who know them a BB?k?art
gaOB?BtOO tliat BB888?_f Trary i- lu BOTBO? in his
purpose. Every one of the seventy nierhanlcs who
.ippeared at the la-t cx;uminutioa knnw- that ln order
10 p?>s the present one he wlll have Ut make a pretty
cood showing re_arding hl- knowledpe of nnd his
nbility to d;. tbe work rc-piirud of hlm. The men who
-ccur'd tcmpnrarv appMintnientI fi.r _a months. 08
june l, won ropartoB a* not up to the re-iuh-ed ____
_rd. henco they would bc suhjectcd lo a coinpetiiiv.
-.xaniiiiatioti for the aume 808008 al-- months laier;
henie the new order was not BBO?pOOtOl by them.
The examlnation wlll be pr.irtlral lo chanuter. rc
fi-rriiip e_rlu.lvcl\ to the requl-ites of the plnee. U>
be tilled: tho ajncredcnt* und experlence. ol tho candi?
date. In thelr trades, nnd the chanuter of thelr
prartoaa worh wlli be iiiqulrc- taB*, a-s well M Uieir
pbysical time-ss, repu_itloii, ebaraotor BBd habtt8.
The report 0. the llourd, whieh wlll sp.ylfy Uio men
t?est liued for tho place-. wlll be >em lo gecrO?_.
Tracy, who will make the appulntmenti.. The BOO
retary rocently lssiied an order BtNagthontng or ro
lliialtan Ma former ?00?88?0-, whieh nld: "lahoe
.l_il be employod ln the BOVeral Har. Yarla by the
urnper oflicer* in eh-npo with reforaaee lo ihlll aad
eihcioicy, and without regard to other e__lderat__n_,
No ofliccr ot- empl(.\<- u. the Oovernmeni sha.1 rvyair.
or request auy __*____?- ln any .tu. 10 o_B
tribute or u_y hjiJ' money f'.r poUttcal purpose-.
m.r ahall anv workinginan be ren.ovi-d or dl-cfajarg-d
for politlinl opinlbti. And any ottu ?? r or employe
of the Govoraatav* ?-.? shall i.ifcud oajalnat we pro
vlrtoni of riila aectton thall be di-miseed fxpin Uie
servico of the Unlted Statea. Peraona bonorablj dle
rharce- fmni ti.e nnlltary of navol s-tvik- bj raaann
nf ilUal.lliuv reaulttng from w.-und, or .lctaioaa in
curred ln Uie llu." ol dutv. thall be praferred l-r
nppointjnouta to clTll otteet, provlded tbe) are ?una
t.. pos.se-> Ihe boBtneei eapacltf aoetyttan tor _w
proper dlscliarge of the duUc_ of such 018000.
-??.
TO BOLD A '? FEAST OF 1*ASTERS<"
The young men of tbe Chiaeoe Mlsslon nt No. _or.
west iBBi-ajBthBl nre ooMag to the help of Uidr
m'ssion in a piaotlea] B-.-M- thla eoaang aaek. "A
Kcast of Lanterns" Wfil begin thla aflernoon and aaa
Uiiue afurnoon und eveuitip unUl l-Ma] eaaatBg ut
the mlsslon. wlieti Uie tenehera will have a -Ie of
funcv arUcles. A pnrt of Un- hOBOO will bo turned
Into "au Onrto-tt- toome, -Here -oa_ r***** Bro_8w?
m_i.-h_.nU. ?'li" nre nicmliers of t~e ml-kui wiU seU
un_iu.-3e and .lap-tuv-c gooda aad otl_r> will liave u
-?-?tourant ln tbe baaeaaeat The roaag maa ?f tha
ntaahaa are tntoOMaal and oaterprtatag und are do-ro-a
,rf f_-u.eriu? tho work of Ihe Bta-OO. One <>f thdr
___b_Tatu_y_i? m Bhe tiioi.lo_.i-ai _a_-_-7 ntULg
l.r hia work as a B-l-loaary.
-?
_XJ.IW_J> OF - _-_? " JU.XXU.B" OJ.XO J.HU_-CI lt
The al_ "UaAger" Uilev.---. eopft-0 <-n l_?a] BlffM by
_8mU?_ fr-ii. the Oaaaaal OBtoa waffla aror__e Iheti
l- .... ou th- p-irlor flo-.i of No. 1.7 aat ?_w.i..tv->Ut..-~t.
were bi-urht from ro';!e. Headrjuaiteia U> the Tombs
1'i.ll.c Uourt .VKBterday foi ?_?_?_M. Dr. Calak J
\v.-e4. of N<> 40 vw.t ._tty-.i~t.i-st.. ahe wa- Nbbad oi
ha aaaal in the BMaal 10.-1 lUdtaca B|-He <.a:-.ini ou
M-eml).. lb. and w?o bad aueiui) Maattd - Aaoto Davia
?- eaa of th~ t?o irea_. ?_? raalwd h_?, woa ,? ?--.t
rt to t?aiif_ in a IBIBlOlBil J_aui-t her. U?-??_
__+_. i? u,v. numWaee^ _hnu ?M Bll t trtth -;? -y-<r-.
j.r. \v?.i ey-s 11888?1 opaa a _??__? luth'-i ^-hat^b.ly
_t_a_ed ?iio i~t apM a re? baa_fe ?? -_a iM< -?
lor wou.eu. Oatt?g Dcle-t.ve Crowley t. h?i tu - Doctor
-?ld:
>TBara 1* one other woman of tbe, t,w. vfee re bad bbb."
DetMtlve CfOWlrj Ot ->"?? airwted the won.au. ?ho
prove. to be Marga'ret Jonea, the "pel" of At.rle Davta.
?e-tt dealroiu of welnp Amile, she had dr._.-d h?ra.lf
lu tae roioiuooeet etoeMa a? a -BOJ-M antl had BBB- la
the co'irt. She res-mblra Awile Davia eiumgh Ut ba
i?ou.lit hoi aiaw-r.
Aume Davk ai.d Maigaiet Jones were ?i:ai-n.-d to
?t*tm b-f-'i- Juatiie o'it'iiv ou tiie eeatplalnl al i>;
Wi.. j. etotrf?8 th'-ni wiu toteeay. JoaUce O'B-1llj
held ti.en, ln )r_.ooo each f.-r 0-Hnluattaa _?arra
i.c-.i ai _ 11 - toeh.
Th- arttAgtment ot t~e ' badger" U
ut Uteeoqae- al the deteeUvea J.at :i O-Relllj b(
Ol tb-n. li) ai'.OOO fOT .-Milii.iiat M a- ti.'' BalD- Baa. The
?r'l.nJ bjmo ol _* Ba rao-ad waa aalied wa? to eoabla
"n- ofltoara 'o flnd Chafta Hi iry, ihe man whoa Jannli
.t mm, aii~* AUee Oai - lea red brte ihe Iwentr-eto-fc-al
?ad ahe waa band aHh het when tha lald wae
nenry toid Un elBeare thMt he UTed ?i Ihe HeB
i ... - ? --. _?_ dlaelaeed Ihe ha 1 lhat ae
auch naine la 01. tlie bat? NgtoBO-.
TRA N-SJ-4TUi I_f0 TTt AVBXT BBB.
ato?i. the paasmp-Ms wh.. tofl bara yeaueday __ the
?loaaBBh-i _a Ooaeogw wort Mr. ao. Mr.. a 11 Amoid
Mi and Uta, The_ae u. Btjaa, C???? Cher-e Pa#
Bryao Mr. aad tara. J- <;- Oaa, ta-. aad Mia. Beaiij H.
r-ook Mra. J. '?? Caaaatt, Mr-. laanoi n Oatgata, Mr. anu
Mia. 0. d" Bare-la, Mia. Jaaaea BOMaae. Mr. u_ Mra.
l*oeit P. Jar-e C-ptala Martoaean Oee-K ?_ d? taer
. Q M. U Baeha, Mr. Baodax, Mra. de BaUnwl, Mr.
?M?i. Uat <--o v i- Tedd, < aaat J'. Th-T. J '? Xhunp
Ha, II C. Taa Vnr.t, Mr. and Ml-. W. T. Wh.-atl. y. and
Co.uit VfaMant di Wleral 1 I
Ainony tho?e who a-rivd on bsard Li Qbat-pagoe were
O-Mial DBt-ogi the Barnaaee d- 08ate-U_al Mra. -I.
aa Bhoteail Uoa, M?e Otaaea. J. C. Hara, the Omb-ob d
LMO-a-Ue, Mia T. B. Uttmrt * . aud Mra. M M-li_a
M_h MeXeaghU-, Mn U ?> W**m, J B. W/eed ar.d
t?:i_lus Habaua.
1__?
J-SElPf 7TE CAX FISD THE I10G XOTT.
john Moore. ? eatarsd aargoao natag at Ba Wfl WOaJ
Thlrttelh-t wae c__r_*d ta l-tetaaa Marl t Pa - I o_rt
d_, by Mra. Mud < oi,.vi - Be. XM Weel Ttit
Ueit--t ' wtu. ihe toieeoy _f a eetaaa lag aolaed a; .1.0.
T,,. ao, aoe r? at~_ by a B-r^thnim eaa ahaal twe
_____ " w,d Mra. OBBOver aaaa the leg ~ Maeaa far
lr._-..cnt. ' On Batoidap. when Mra, I .a ealled to,
the do_ Moor- to'.l MM tl.at Ued". wae toet BmN
?1 _T_rtll on au.pl-ion - hatH.lt JiM'Osed of Ihe Bag.
.,a ?_. oaroi-d by I-atoe Hoirai. for MaailBBtlaa aa
SL_J! hThaviag -aid lhat h. -aaghl he eooM Bnd taa
8o_._
CGCRT OAUBXDAM* FOh TODAY.
., . , . im Moeeee .o-itinuea.
KSSS ^A^^hV-Baiar. -.tten--. J-Mot.on
"1,::u^~ii;1?tiVi-Si. c.alhV.r.,'-l'..rt I-Adjourn-4 _8_8J
^u^a^Caort-Bpaetol -? Ba-fart O-AdJO-aed for
t, co,ir.-C'ri...--l'-rt, 1. H. ?1 *** T9
Ad.oi'r.i-d tor the ?*??<? KuM?,m, B-Keaate of Aa
.urreM-e1* <-" t ' <"< r, ,:,t- Wlll. U tt
<?.U,4u. Z-i-.aa - ?"'.-,, ,?,-, V. Mor-e- Jo!.a/...a
., ??. r Helea >'; ?"su^_^..1 "r ,'_) ,?..- Ch. ? -
ChorleaA I ?*?' __? _5_f_ 1 r,n,,. 1 .,1.1. Mai*..i
Mwla iu.--. t_._5,J*_.__rt_k^Kcrby, Marla WllUam.,
sssr* ?_?_*?
_a?-._jua T.a-r..-i- and Marf Ku--- . , fM .,, t.,,,.
__U.-o.;u^'-i'x'-.-.**-.'?-*?
U<"4f.,.rlo, lourt-.'...<Uty T< rin-lKf'-re NeAB-B, --N
4;,Vi:;ior .ourt-Tr,al T.rm-I.rU I. U BBd III
*dS____,_-_i-|8_ei iW-JBfar. Ba__-8.?r. .
N", ,.-',,.,. .l~.-a-Tr_l _-_--_tol_ 1. U a-.d 1II-A.
jvuri..- i-r th- _??'"? _. - KhrUch, C. J. BBB.
la^S-fttstS.*^^ .*?-?
in*(,t> - ,, ? .._ 1,_?,. ,. M?3_wn J.?M'.tiana.
;?;;. {^a'tt^Ti: Wiu ai* Pr-3
"-; ;.;/\.;,::,:::'r_;,b1:;:: : -<?/"?
/.-- u,.,t o-tri t-AOo.-a?>. Weltaeo- aad B-Saa-B* ?
,;'!1!;"r,::..r.. iiyiioapaM t*r**~&+* ,:?
,.,? _a.i.uuil n:.tr.. t-A?l_r.... 0-0*8 _0eO 1 t? 10.
j., ?.i __*ea_5 SSaB t-U-aa. Bedford. Ka- 1 B M
lieludlve.
SECRETARY NOHLFAS REPORT.
GIIEA. PROGRES- MADE RY THE EVTERJOR
D__p___mmT.
REV-KW1XG THB COKHITIOK OF THX TEFJU
__rjF_ AND 1U^_RVA.-'l<N*--__ WSD
filtAMT RAn.ROADS?IHJtffJATION AND
TEB r.wyi/xuoAi. rsfnvET.
tVaahlngt nn, Nov. _ti.?Tlie annual a>port of lha
?BBNtBKf of the Interlor to the Prealdent exhlblta
I clcarly the condltion of affalra In this preat Depart
! ment. Tlie work aceomplbhcd dtirlnc the la?t tliral
. year hac been of Immenae volumo and of Mjrnal 1m
j portance. The OflBB-Bl Land Offiee li nenrly al.rea.t
of lts -nrh ; the Indlan nurt-au i- areomplUIiing tbe
rnpld dl-lntcsratlon of the ludian reaervutlons. tba
.severance of trll.al |bJb___m and the edtiiathui of the
Indliin youth. The Penslon offlce i- rapldly eom
plelng the allovrance of all pBBBtaM legally poailble
! under the laws, movlnp at the rate of al.out 30,000
!a month; the Ccnsu* ha- bren talieti and It- pubUia
! tlons rapldy fOtBg on ; the fSoolorlral Survey ls BBBf
b-| up its admlr.il.le work and ls geleeting the
rsaarvotia for the arld land* of the far Weat and
iBBwthweM; _M Ilaillroad I;ur_ou ls n__;lnp rvurt. for
the niaturlty of the deM? dne from tln- BBMMBBBl
j rallronds. the I'nlon Pa<-lfle and others; th* Iiureau
: of Education, brsldf-s bavtag disfribuW U_e vuat fnnd
aHOWBl the ucrlri.ltun.l .ollages for white and coiored j
j puplls In tln- iiltf.-r.iit ?tiitf--, I- rnpaired ln new pian. |
f.u- lha noi .irnul.itU.il and di-tributl<m of Infurmatlon i
j aaofal for the Bch04il* and thelr better managememt; j
' and HM IMMM ctl.ca. BBVlag (xjlebruusd lts .witenntal.
ls siill adviiticlng ln the volume and vartet. oi lts ?
j lnti-re tlng and (mat InvtMlgatlons and patentx. Be
j sides all cheso the management of the YoliowKtone
IfBltnaal 1 _rk. tl.e Yosomlte NaUonal l_rk. tha j
88000-0 Natlonal I _rk, lha Uot Mprlngs of Arkanans.
'nnd of the otlier In-titutlons uuder th.- KBcretary,
BttBCM cndles- tn nuDilaer. I- revlewed wlth e_re and
1 ninny valunl.le BagBMttoaa made as to ca<h.
The report cives tbe Instori of the opeiilng of the j
nov. Indlan putx-ha-e.. ln Okl.h?,na. under the BBOeM- I
anttoa M the PtaMaaajt, on Scpten.ber -i_. 1881, when
ncafi.v 1.0041.000 B-MI were Uil^r by MMJMn between I
aeaa aai aark, winic 3,711 lafHaaa we-? <-ie -_u_ to
uUMlBiaMp l.y MhtBg alloUnenU of 108 a-ies eaoh.
JtatfMg tho luturv froua tlae pa-t. U 1* s_|d. ? vre may |
?i_i?-(-t waa tn _n ti.csc i-uii.ii-.-4_ of UMataaa. al bbmb
ii..| only aappnrillH a peut and pNBBMBBI 4-oininunltv,
luit JBialaMog a mnrket for our dun_>tir BBBBMb-MBM
and pourtnc surplus agriciiltural pi-ri'.u.ts MM tlie
ceutril B_artM|| M our aeaatry. For lt U a _W__firant
fact that a ihlpSMBt b> sp?ci_l traln ol a 4urt,"> ef wheat
fr in tho OklaBSBB. land*. flrst opened b> pi-.-lamatlon
OB April '__. 1880, was received in Aunust lvt at one
of the Araioar elevator- at CJ-BBgB, and tbo population
ha- B-rcaay rcirhed nO.OOO."
Ovar 10,000 Iaa_aaa have already berome rtti/.en.
of tbe I UlN-d >tau?s, and al">iit 4.04M) more, bv taklna
thelr BlMMaeatB, have llgaHei thelr desl-e M beoome
eitl/.ens. To the_o nuiubei. should lae added th'- 7,019
ladMai in Ottahoau who bave tahen or aereiHl to take
;il! itaaatl. A t' tal of -JT.tilO ludian* BalarallaM. and
total of ?.'?-?* aeqalred for aatHaaaaBl of about __,ooo,
(H?i) dnrinif the pnaOBt Admlnlrtrutl.Tn alone.
The numl.er of agrl.-ult.iial patenU, whir'i irvludos
Moaa lor honaalaaM. laaaM for 1888 vr_,s T_.i4i . for
(880, 117..-17. and for 1??>1 1J.1.34K): hr.d there were
Wt ..r Baal .Mitri^s for _ucli Maa- at the end of tlie MM
lisc?l year, Xone 80, 1801, only ^.172. These are
m |U that reach benellrently onr fellow-cltliens ln
tii.li- bonea far awajl from tbe ._plt_l, and b> plaetBg
ln the hnnds of Ibe ptOOOOr th<? tiUe papet to hls home
Maai pi-ovc tbat his Oovanuaeflt 9 mitdfui >.f tu- praa>
1-., i ,.t eapabta >.f uvin. ap lo ib? profe>st4l(.n?.
Mtirh promlnnnce 1> tfven In the report 10 the anb
je,t al leauvolri aai brlgallaB dhciw* for storin, -ur
pMa watet M UM -trean.s and conveylng lt to arld lands.
i nler tnrM1"! Mwa prtvaM eoaparatfc-aa und associa
,to:is ar-. im Be< rotorj nggaota, itvaa the routrol of the
watcr mipplv of the vast domnln tbat may be ptcMaiM
i.v lrrli::.t! ? a.nl this li, ld U b.-liiK rupidly s4-lze4l upon.
Inu.-r th.- ac Ol Haroh 8, 1801, relating to thi.- .uhject.
i'.iti- have aliwalj beea fi:eii maj^ of toeaa_ni of -ixty
,,?,. ____rro_ra ai.d forty--ix c_nais: tn.- eaaala aud
?ait.-hi- betag 831.88 BiOaa M k-npth. Th.- Beralaif aeeaaa
thi- mbJe-1 ':??? of .n--t and" MeaalBg bapertBOoe, and
ranowtai tha leaoawaenlaiiOBi made M hls piavtoaa
ix'pon, un;"- that <Van(trcss be advlsed to enart. without
n.-iav. eoaiBTCheBBhra law, faHftaMg tbe Natlon-l
poli.v apon 111.?- suiij.-rt.
BefMTtal t" t'IP 881 of March 3. 1801, whirh author
laea Um eatttni ol UMbei up.m the publlr landr. aub
jed to the ruka ..f ibe l)i'panni"i.t. 11k- BaeiaMn -Mtos
tluit. while thla art vu de-lrable bi wme of lt* pro
vImwh. Il v-..i.:<1 BBBBJ to re.iult- furt-ier amendment.
Tlie law glve- every llr,ii-?> for f-liniR foivst-, tbe only
MaMMal tmpoMI l*f-g <hat whirh Ha MoriMry may
k>o tu 10 eafoiea. There lf no llmlt as to _M BM8
- Ih ii th- timhiT, or luinher made from lt. la to be BBOt
n i i?.; ptavMM IhM it MaU t..- for th<- aaa al Ita
?eraaa ratUni it. it aaw be eal aai MavM for aaM
trtthmn vl-'Miion of MW. The forest* are eir-entlal
to tha fMara waUarc of our eoantry, and Oiould i.ot
M v-.si.-d or haaaaf ovar to tho ?poller.
Th- Indlan fK'Pul-tlon 1* reporUs-l _s 250_I68. cx
etaalva M aattvM of AMaka Tlw number of Indlan
youth eBiaUad aml the averap bM-bi-ibbi in u?
KbooM hai rarmiM Th.- aafeoBrlatMaa for K_hoaH
have latprly Inrreased fP >m year t- >(_r. and the bb
eratlt] Bf <v,n;rt-s_s nas hBM pronoiuiee- duriD. the
proaexrl \dinlnlstratkan. lu l?r*> tha ap prop rialion lor
siinp.art ot laOaa Mhoek waa $i.ito.bi?. M 1801
8l!84-.770, and far 1^02 lt 1- ar_._M.?5-0. Tlw Ifr
Mant, m .. r.i'.-, bave aaoaeaaM w re-dlly M aaad tbelr
il.lldr.-n t.. aehooi that it was not Mit.d Baaawary lm
mr-latel] to enforee bMbM-ooi ut~ aathorlaal hj ac^ ol
.,tll, .. ;,_ i-,,i. -|-,i.. UkMB-M Mw, 8 n.ni'ii.lv known
M .. | kWW?, . fo. Ha au'.ii.e th<- pral-e
,,f :,i: ,. ? ?: it?_ ii; the wettue _i ti.e laiMaa it baa
)K?.n ieaept . the varj be-t Maaaa M Mtvlng u.e
lodtan problein, ..i": U li i-beHrlng an aiiBhUiMatMa
rtdefly by trrtthni oaaaaM amt amaaaeM by Ita 1bb_
!.. gavelep rapMly it- aaaafta f." Ita
aUoteoa.
_ in- OMialaiy rafsra M Ita ralMf affoMod by tbe
:iri uf Jnne 27, 1800, to tbooaaada of <ii*-t.ied irter
iiiis and thelr dependeni retoltvea, who tarongl tap e
af i.iik- are aot abJe to prova ti.e arigM M diaahHttj
in the il ie of d-.ity, as r-qnlrM by prior an a tn urta.
it i- ihowB t!..t t.i-- paymenM huve pcatty 8a
,n bo-dbbM, that tbe aUoaaneea of origtaal penaloe.
v.ni toaa all be maa?, thal there xrin then be ?
lacllne It the -aa boobbbb-. M pay prnaloBB, _nl Ita
HaM will rapidiy Beeline fiom d.-ath and nltar oaaBBa.
There were 2-2,621 iir?-t pay-eanto unt.ie iii^r.tii: tbe
year, reqatrtag e:i-i.r..vj,-_74 31, belng laaa tfl
aBMM I t bj 860-803 than Ihe 130,514 lil-t payments of
tha prevloaa yea_- requlrea. The avei-*ue valae ot Int
?:?- in the Baeal year of 1880 wa- M-3 Tl, while
, ?. average value In ir?l of iirat paynaaM a all
::;. and Brat payaaenM of aMlau
und-;- th ad of Jane 87, lr'-o. v,a* only sri7i ?-?(-. Tha
preaenl l ae of eart__oatai .- abemt 80^000 par naonth.
41,d H ?- IboagM thal Ita Penslon tMreaa WIU he able
t,, caiefaU] a.ljudieate __O,0<X) elaims durin; the
t ?. aar. Ita worb a un- rata wlll altow aii
ii?ful peBSMfl claiii-. witl.in tbe nert thlrty nivnth*.
and of eoaraa aii iral pay-aeata wlll th.-n baaa been
djspoat i ot This alooc wi!l taOM a dro. of ..'lo.ooo,
ikm> in ita appropriatloo, and the Utt wm thaaee ..n
esaatBatry ItaMalal bj bbIbibI eaaaaa. it a p--_MM-l
ti.i.t Ita laci.sions wiii. wBea Ita hlgtaal potM l*
'. aM exre-d very crea.ly UM peeaenf nim, nnd
l>e aobjeel io a (rreat ieeraaM liniucdlately after. The
aatbaaM Mf 1888 9 8144^80x000.
Tiie BeeiabBrj aaptaaaea UM ta-Mf that the Beaaaa.
- uill -t;.nd us mu.-b fair and hone-t .rltlchui aa
nn-, work of the same MBg-ltBla MaatefBM done,
either at home or abroad. The work hM bBBB done
aeeaiatall und mon- MfM-y than at any provlou*
? . and tha graal balh ef it la .-..mpiet-ii. The
p. r capiM 'o-t bai bBM ahoal Ita bbbm .r IhM ti Mja
leiith Oaaaaa, aai tbe aatlmatal total v-i ? D
allowtng for ti.e ii-uai pritgrsaatve anhaaeeaaa
eaplM c~t of siitct-siv- eeaaasaa, aol asaaM Mtar
oiiiina- l-ttOBB. lt is eatt-BBl d hy the Bap rlr.t. mlent .f
UM (V-iisu. that 1j. con.pl- te BM *o:k. MMM-Bg tlie
,i.<r.i.ri'-s aathortaM hy caagaaa afu-r UM i I m
?ropriattoa ?.i- aiaia ?nin reijuii. a ruiihai afpraat-B
li ui of ahoal .i.(?H..<tK'.
The w.irU of tl.e I*;.t< nt I 'flire show- a ulurht fnllliiR
off a* BOBipai-l ?ith UM P-OVtOBB BBOal year. The
aaaMar M appUaatleaa leeatvM wa.s 48,010, BaofMtaat
4:1.,-Ki ln 1800. A mrphN uf r<H-cipts over expendl
i,?es aa-oaM i| M 818TJ81 88 waa taraM h
1-,.., ar| m UM -0B_H af Ita paMM Maa.
The >.'<ret;.ry MMMi J.:.!t.';.lar BttCBUOB I I I
.,,.., ,i Um mmmtrn M Um tMalaaMal larvay. I I
I,,,,..,, ... 1^ ai 1.1 a_M twatva 1 ? :'" agaaaj
Mr -iiei.titi' laaaanl rBlMlraj t.i tta natarlal re
..,.,, ? of tta BOBHrtry, aa wall u?. f.r Ita >]..?-.-. -\
., i, ?r tteae raaoareaa. To Ha MvaMlgaaMaa
Oo^ tbio5 ?s Ccrtaio?
P_vir.KiIlerKill5P_ir.
Ther?? BBM ??? '"-'" K??rr *B80f UmrWl
? l 1. ?old r-rr-whrrr.
H.J> nabl ?-??. ?"d hO area-r-4.
and ln the i.i.. lt, I.i- irlve.ii in um ertabilnp nnd lBBPPfa|
the dl-tilbiitlon of rorks. mlneraN and ores, frultles*
labor In p-o-pertiii. ls avoiled. the roat of produrtlon
dlmltiish.-d und prires proportlonately reduc4_l. Tlie
mean prhe of tlie mlneral prod.,cts of tlie I'nlted
btates lu_s been reduced more than one-tblrd during
the b_4 twelve yeais. Durlnp the last year alone this
reductlon tn prlre has r~siiited ln savlnir to the ron
siimoi- of miiaeral prodn. ts In tlie eonntry a aum
?nmuntlng t- fully *204>.?0.000.
In add'fon to tl* dlrort work npon mln?t_l ra
?onrce. MpafMpMl *urvey? have been extendcd over
an area appn _at!n. 4911 700 vjuarc mlle- tn thlrty-nlne
atate- and IMlllMMa .oreilnp n?-arl\ one slxth of the
ar. a of tlie t'nih-d -tate*. 18800*8 were made durltiK
tne y.-ar of 14o sites for trrlgation reservnirs-3_ ln
Citlif'.nila. 46 In Colora.do, __ in Montana, 2 ln Nevada
and 3lt ln New Mexlr... The ?ecr.tnry decm?. tlll
work of the wirvey lu arrlvin(t at a knowledge of tho
fa-ts concerninR the distnbutlon of the uvailable water
supply and it- Hurtuiition. of tl.e utmosl ImporUune.
No large system of water supply for M-80-Bf the arld
lands now u_cl_.ii for agrlculture ean be outllned or
?U'-.e^ssfiilly ox( euted ttnttl th"se are known, ar.d unleas
the BMBflaBBBMaM nre continued from vear to year tho
tagtofaMBB w-ho weaM Runrrt the Interests of tbo people,
a? well aa Uie projectom of .roat wnrkn. wh-ther ton
structed hy the u?? of prlvnte or public fund*. bnild
upon doubt* and iiucertainties.
The Sacretary irlv.* mi abstrart of tlie earnlnirs of
the several alded raMioad compaules, thowing al-o the
aniounts dae from tht-ui to the U-ovcrnment Den-raber
31. 1HUO. It appe4_rs therefrom tliat t e total debt,
prlnupal and intervat, to tl-e I'nlted fcUtes of .uih com?
pany was ui follows:
1 ii.-.. raatM .*6J.781.208!17
Crntnl Pa lflc . 4 __ ... 8
MMMi lSraoth Lnioa Pavifl-. B.lU.l.i' .0
1?UI .88-848-8.8-888
Tho -ecretary rtves In detull the artton of tbe Ue
pnrtnient in the nuutcr of pajBBBlM M ;ild af eaBMgM
fur MaebMl aijIOalMlBl and the nn-chunlr aris B8
provlded M the act of OOBgNM uppn.wd Aupi-d 80,
leiKi. This u4-t paavMaa t-.ai mt tta tMBl raaa i8?o
*15,000. and for earb subsciuent \ear for tcn years
an uinount greatcr by .l.oOO ihan that "f UM pi-ced
lug year, and Uierenfter tr_:.,000 per year. b<- paid to
aaeh SUite and TerrlUary for tlie benellt of aoUeBBB of
agriiuliure an.l U.e merhnl.l. nrts e-tubllshe.i or to be
aaMhlabol aaaar the aM al 1888. with a provt-,, that
lu ciises where the ra.es nre edueutcd .epninl.-lv th.
fund may be c.|ultul.h dlvided batWOBB 88M BBilBBB
f..r whlte and one for eotMB- students. Wlth a fow
o_eeptli_?, ln wlnc'h the rejisous for withhnlding pay
BMflM are given ln the report, three pa>mcnts have
been made M (_. h of the state-, und Tcrrltoric- en
tltled 1" receiv. the l.enellU of the act.
Tiie report paaaaBM a suiiuiihiv of the informatlon
eontaltied In Uae annual report.- of UM OOVMBOH of the
TeiYitones. In UM 0088 M (tah. haatllMwl tbe re
poi? of the t?)\, rii.ii- and the majority and iii.noiity <-f
Uie rtaii DeaaUaatoa, au'i lada aoaaeh elatai larfNete
tiood for I'lah as w.^ikl BBBM to n-i|uli. favorable 1011
suleration by CeagreM, Ita ttaima i- pragra
u...-t favoiably iu maienal W8BB_ and noeial .kvuU-ti
iii.-er tiie yaaaaBt Soadtttons. Ko douut tta ume wiu
4-caiue wheu 11 may Ln _di..ltt d l:i? llw Linon with
piide aud iafely, but II u, belMved liaal Uiat ttBM 9
not at !__u4i. Ile eaaeaia ln rooBBinMaBallona tub
iiiiitcU by Uae Uovt rnor af A.a-i?i la Ma ixi-ut, 1,1
let. siaiioi. i>> OaagreM peovMlag lae ravlalaa and
uLue-Miuieui ut U.u laWa r_l__u- U> tlw Tcilltory, lor
ti.e liiuvip.ial.uu of ujuuU'i.aiiu..s _..il lor iu~ i.oliiu.^
ui ektt_o.j3, i_. Uovernpieat i?o.si)i__ia lur uvaiiuuni 01
aaUvaa __tiiet._ wtUi B_rooi< o-jU Mnwlltao Uistunts
a.1.1 tor Innan- i..,-i--ou? _mi paapaia; for u.e eKU-bU-b
U.eui of _feTit_iiui_.'e__-:tnit-ni -lalloiio, li a uioio
elln 1e.1l ...-un. ,.1 LrlaJ -:iU fVf*-hf~f"t ol IfhsIMll 16,
aKa.n-t Uie Uijuo: irault 111 p_ruiular, the eafOreeBUiUt
01 Ita l-w? _ Uu-) no? eii-l l).:iinj aliuu-t lLnpo?.-iL.le .
aud lor ti.e del.niuoi. of UM le,,-' and polilKal .-lal.
uf tta aatlve populatlon.
ln tlie abaanoa ol any provisluu by approprUtion for
Uie IBUBB-MM IIIPIB iMOII und CBIB ol .lie-e park.s bj
. ivij wperlnMBlenta, u.e Deparuncal i..v? baau obilged
uo rei) upon the aaalMBBoa ranBeiel by U.e K*ai tM
puriii.oi.i 111 farnlahlni troopa tor ttat purpo.*.-. The
.-setieutry n>r_nl.s u as __? ui_ir aol laakplicabta thal
Con_lx_s liiil>'*?<.-- upol. Uae UepBI tiuei.l tl.e in-tody
aud niauagen.ei.i of theae raiervBtlOBa, bui nataa bo
approprlauoni lor u.at pnipoae, aad even ou.... le Im
ptiae an) pui.ultie. foi vioh_ttOBl of tta rul--? unu icgnla
tlou.s ri.iuli'vd 10 be forinut.i. d Ij.v tlie BacrMary, an.l
s aie- tii.it ii U luueh u.-iiv.i that Uie protection uf
u.u !_? extentad u. theae UnporMM poaacaalona. H<
refen M tta ix-ixu-t aabmltted .u Janaarj M I u. tta
r-oi.iito ln i_.-jk?ii&c u> a rft-olullaa ot that body ie<iuir
Lng Um Lepanatent iu eaaailoe Into the -oauagenient
Of Ui'- y.'i-eiiii, \;.i|. .. i'd'li, iiuw iiii.icr io..tr,il .,f tha
Mate of ijiil.'oriiia. it w_# r.aund U.at tta -aatrai Uon
of Uinber MM l?.-e-i tfreat. MBM "f it Ui._ lor buiding.,
fenres ai.d fuel, some ronaoved to r.ear the lau.l rOT
ColUvaUon, aud a Kr._i .hai MM waate through care
[eaaneaa ai.d wantonaeaa. More thaa haU M Ita valley
has been 1......1 with l.url.ed B_e and culUMit.-d in
gras- aud yraln, aud the-e Incl088108 have eoBBped
UBVOl to lmrrow llniit- and left but little rOOfll t'?r
j.i?'i>- lor p^destrian-; that trmny nire plants new to
betaai bad beea destriy4-d by ptoaghMa and paatar
lag in tta valloy ; that tl.e aaaaaaemeat had failen into
tl.e uaJ.d- ot u moOODO. . the mal;. r.nd up tl.e v.ii,..
has lKs?n rhiscd. and the unltn-losed poruona "f tta
valMf are mtmmtrtt b] ita Meeh "f tta -MbM nnd
Man .ortl.t.oi. BMB aln.o-t to the ex"lu-iori Of the ani
n.als nf the loariita -.r visit.ir-, und ihai theae aeta "f
apollaUon and tronpa-a have beea permltted f..r a
nnrnber ol yeara. and icen to have becoBM a part
uf UM -elt.e.l POMCJ of :iV Ualiti ig'-melit.
Tta BeqaaM Natlonal l_rl ha- 1.b aader the im
BMllatc su. rvlalon 0. u miiitary roree und r fie di
re.Uon of th.- Interlor Department Tta Iree* hava
be^'n jirot.-i t.-d, aii shpep ezdaded. and .vry pierau
Uon lahea t?. lealore the pnri; to lt- ortatnal condltion
and lo make It a |il<_-ni.t and proOlable i"-<-ii1. The
Beeretarjr refer- to th. eonphUni ?f whal i- knowa **
ihe Kaweah Ooloajr?-that th<y i.nve fioot. oppreaalvely
* . t with, and deen:s it -uflu-i." t t.. hv tli.it it was
t.iui.d aaoasaarr, npon the reservatian oi thu park. to
derlde acalnr Ita rlalt'i- of theae roloBisM, oa the
grotitid thut thev had made BBpUeaUoo for merely
4ash pur*-ha-e- of th' lan^s and tta Bnal prnof had not
bMB 4-mplet<-d lefore tlie art ol I OOgreM rr-ervhig
Ihan wat approved. A* the cv-r ls not ff*' from hard
Fhlp, the iSeeretnry nv-ominends thnt if appU.atl.n he
made to (V.iigre-- f: r reaaonahM roaiBenaBtloa for
a.-ti.al lmpn.venie:its it -hmild be gi_nt?-ii.
Tl." rrpalrs on th- f';i a Onaade ru.'ns have been
c.'iiplrfd :ls far ;n BValMble wtth UM #_.0(.0 *l>
prorirtoted for tho parp <-. lt u r- omaaeodad Mal
frety kih arouBd and al mt th- hnlMlna be r served
and' iii'io?*Hi. and thal farthai approprla l n be made
t.i c >ver t_a ..uilding and proaerve lt from leeaT.
Tta report. ioB.ii.wa M the Klraragna CanaL ?,on
rluaVd a? foCtowe: "11 teenu ppr prlate IhM tl.ls
icreal hiidiway f..r the pr.-iu t- nnd mnnnfaetare from
:.t;'_ Imposta '?? tbe 1 wted Btates should !.? ronne led
wirii th.- i eparttnenl of the Interl ?-. it 1- belng bolll
at Um sani? Ubm thnt tta |rei l araate pMeaa of U.e
countrv are b.lnc opened tn ? ttletnent, tl I
Inerea Ing, the rallm-ad" extendlng, in1 the populatlon
i-antdji :n'.rt plylnc - .a eoraaaerre mn?t reaeh
not only the Stal a of hotith Amer.'ea and : !co
l ? nvd th" Raa! bj t!,i- ?'.>? tern ronte. It l- .t.m
fvlnr to note thal thi* -iort paaaain t . aotne of Uae
? er.-- i tnnrl '- of 'ir world ?lii M r^a-lv
.' ,|. ?(;?,. aderoand fo II bee ami s Imperatlve."
BB tTABBEB B19 EtnVEBTX-LAW.
Mi _H_B r.-nnln.. a.ed fertr el.ht of V >? 1,107
T-.lrd-ave.. m raBaftag 'r"'" '?" M"in'->* ^u,h -aaad M the
tlpht hr--<t whi.h -he re?lvr- rw 7 i.'(l"-? rl
BMrStoB fro:.. her dr'i.ikr;i MBMB-Mw, Mwarl .1 M' lv.11 y.
_ lal.or'r. tl.lrt, II .- yran eld. of X.i. 170 r.,st Bet-BtMB
? t.. ?hlle ntandli.tr ?l 0-1 lhrv?hold of her ronaT. do.'i- Mul
\an.-v afl, r |Ctlla| IMld iff o;a S.it'i'dgy .-p.iit tpaBt fM
BMa v ..n Irlak. Ba aa IraaB ahea h.- -4-_(.?er'<i mm
Ma haaM M - a'elert m Ma :;.<>rr-.inr. V/aaa M I - !
Uiill l.l- Hlf- had -fl'- U. he| l!.otli(-rs he IITOI. thut ie
v.ould r.uk- her r trr. t il Ile ?"nt, M Ma a-Btter-?14aWi
Maa uM, r jaiims oa Ma law, laawndM Mnilithw. Ka
aWratlaa ?_? p?*a t?. him. M ilvaaag M une f.irioux on
mtirrMB ''" aaawar, ??d ai.o-t Make ln ti.e jo..r with ait
tisti. Ra MHM a.K-h a ..-...,... ot:.... thal M tumtu e?wy
:, t... Maaa iv.n.e ..f u ? aeighhaia, ?ii" bM b aa
Matr MMp. 'eit -i-iy a_M arhaa Um| ap
aaarM in ti.e bMlway lfat~aaa| fearrlM .m-iv.
ii w?- 7 a'c aM whc-4. M napMBrM !,t BM bsaaa, n.ore
drunk MM b I? re. When le l.an.i;? r-d at '!.? loat thlf
.. ??.- apaocl b_r Ma BMMa-la-Ma aad, 11- aM ap>
?I tba apralai 1. plaaaM Ita peeketkalfa MM h'r
liiilit i.r.ast Wtth a rfjr MMj OM, Vm stath-d
draee-d M BM fl'i..r. >viti? th.- bi.?.i laabiaa oal of th..
wouud. M.ilv.ii.y BMB -^n out of Ih. I.o-.s. , tMMwM ly
_ young aiil. aaaaa acraaaM utrai-i. _ ti..- aHeaalaa of Pa
Baawaa Hao.ill. and M anaatM Ml bmb Jn IM bbbb.
?in.e ur. C TIMt ..f x?<. 88 I SBM 0aa_BBa-8a^a8^a-BV
-t.. wm etll-d to au nl >lrs. Daaalai. aaaad. ir-r
aaaiMBa aaa praaaaaeM Mfleaa bai bm ii"'-Marily
utal. Jia-iic- WMM at M? H .r:> in r_Bce Oaart y.-s
i rd.y eon.i-a't d M , ? <- -*""1- th ' ' "'--1
?f his ?aBMrdB-MWa MJaihw.
|P1 . s:oir TEB CBlmTIAIYtm BAVBBTSBl
A MU, ttn'-l.>'.-luK woD-m tir>-"l tt bMM -0* and a
-__?_.__ elaak, and Mwabj mti Ihawaada MBgk a privat
liil.rv.*? m lUi .1 _-: l- -- H.'.-ft al t . I '
l'(,ll.-e 4 .mr; rest?-'.jv ito.r.. 01 II HBl ...-.? 1 tt
^?a mbM ti..t aM UvM M Bahtal ' . ?nd
tli.t -Ur Mllfff -~ s?s ? a-'-fili a ii. a ? ??
?-erold eokir-d i,-:rl. *M hai baaa I
..ilir .\..|il?r ?:.- hr .?..).
aaaaw tmt MM M bM MaagM ti.r . ? . Mmb
1 1 aa IM mt. aad M
Sh- na- hl-.-k ? .;,T "
E ,.f a Bali daf. ?
ln ? nwhi MM BrttUb ...hl. r-. B-fee rtoh .
M sixti-a\e. M tl" l 8 ?
.1 feaaa iiliwf Baaa, arM ii ? ?? |.-?--.t la 0
i,_i Mara ta 1 Iflh" ??? ' ' " ll _1W- '?'d
Mt baaa baaa aii alakl aad aM dnt aai Baaa al
??s. -ii,. vM..n._ii MaagM Lm\ts aniri.t laaa mt mmmm
BBaM Ma ? a*a MaBBaaBraBaa J.Mtie- Hoe?n tun... u>.
?aM r avai m Bm p-.ii ???
GALLAOHER WAUBB BEAMtEAItOE.
Pollcemon John J. QaBBB-M, of the .luk-.. |?jii | .
Maa, ata 1- MaaaM ".t" hraMltJ naaaWMj mt. h.?.
11. dy, tl.e ?.ld w,....ai. "ho bad "il.l .,.??'-|.ai>-r? f... ii.aay
y.tir- 04. U.e sten. of Th- ll-r_d" bu.ldlnL' wa* ar
: MjaM b*f.r? Ju?tlcr O'lU-lily ln ttar lMlM PbUm Conrt
<?-ti-?v for aaaflBMaMaa. aaMaghas bawevav. -aived
. u.Uou aod ?_? l.cd ... aioO iMtl far Iravl
K
V
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He Shrinks from Washing
So do woolens and flannels, if they'rc not
washed properly. Try the right way. a Get
a package of Pearline, and do as directed.
Your things won't shrink, and they'll be soft
er, brighter, and better, than ever before.
That's the beauty of Pearline?wash?
ing is not only easier, but better an4
j V safer. Things that you wouldn't
/ \ dare to trust to the wear and tear of
' /--O the washboard are washed perfoctly
'?*?* \ with Pearline.
You save work, wear, time
>PS_J_-?C* \ witn Pearline.
if~ ^\ I You save
S^-^fH^S and money with it, but you oan't
V___^
do any harm.
Beware
Peddler* and eome unscrupnloui frnscer. will tell jen. "thie 1? as
.....-r? _?1.__? it's FAI.SE? Pearline ie
ttrni tt ktek.
good as" or "the same aa Pearline
never peddled, if your grocer ?en_
in imitation. he honaa:?
_*_.._ w?._R. **m v_a
BKAZIIAS NEW PRESIDENT.
GENERAL FLORIAXO PEIXOTO AXD HIS
Mi.-ISTERS.
To the Edltor of Tlie Trlbune
Sir: Tbe recent events in Brazil bring again
her politicul allairs into promineuce in thiis coun?
try uiore tiiau any where e_e iu Uie world. Tlie
ro_Ma ia very ccur. We are t?.-day ao cloacly
(oiiiiei t.-d by ties of the warmeat friendship Uiat
any eveut in one of these couutriea ia _ure to
lutcrest the other. Our .e.uiniercial relations are
l___M__Bf every day, iu opite of the cries of
jealouoy of othera tryiug to make everybody bc
iieve that Bra-ilians are ou Uie \er_e ol dih_r_ee.
Every nation K__ ita drawback-, aud I _m auro
there i_ e-ough buekboiie lu Brazil to tight our
oahe without uaedhig ioapirati.u from other
uatioti?
.Va 1'ompey Hill in Central New-York ia re
markabie for rai-ing the _m_rte_t men ln th_
State, ao lo the little Stafe of Alafc'oas ia Brazil
uoted iu the houorable t_?k ol r.using some of
our be_t milltary meu. Not only Deo-lor. da
Eotuscea with hi/s 00-01. of brother eoldiero, but
the pre_eut el.ief magistrate of Brazil ii. also ?
mu.li irom Alagoas. Both are about the BB-M a_e
and both very gallaut eoldiera. Both louglit dur?
ing the war that Bra__l ha<l tvo suataki five years
with the BepabUe of Ptragaar, aud both have
beea auilering from Uie same di_ea_e ac'iuired in
the _erv.ee of their country. But, still, they
are v.-ry dilTerent iu cliaracter and disposit. m.
Deoloro waa frauk, outspoken, not a weii-read
man, alwaya willing to eacrinc.e himself for a
w?mi friend, even at the e__t ol his own pohtical
positiou. lie wae more a soldier than civihan. if
1 am uot uii>tu?_-. I'euoto is quiet, reaerved,
siirewd, a d__.imula_ng BBB-. iu faet. m<.re a
cnlliaa th.ui a soidier. Like Talleyrand, he
would never commit himself to au_body nor to
the pubiie. When it beoame time to act he
would act, but cautmunly. and iu a atnugliiV
forwurd way. Both, iu my opini-n. are men of
higti integrity. WiUi the nualineaUono that he
I lWw_. I do not see why Beixoto ahould uot
i make a euc.__.ful uduiiuifltration when at present
j the ui.-t ueeded thing iu BrazU ia au houest and
coii_ervuti\e government.
W'hou the revolutlon broke out in Brazil. in
! 18b., Teivoto waa liol.ling the IUBJB_--Il P"'"
of Adjutaut-ieiieral ol tne Army. un.ler Ihe
; VLsciii.t ..I Oare Piete'B CaMaal At that ttaao
1 the whole aruiy wa- c.iiTrolled by Benjaujin
( ot.staut, the aoul of the revolution, and to)
Dcodoro. Whether he did not w_.li to siv-rttIoo
' huu-elf, or was nt heart witn _? le,low-a.?,.iicr-.
1 tho hiatorical iact is that he promptly refw-ed t?.
' llre oa Ueodon. aud I-.- boMnla.Be when ordered by
' Oare EYoea to do it. At tiie orpnateaBlea of the
lir-t I ubn.ot, IVivoto. being a Ireah man from
Bo-Brahieal raaka, wns left out iu the oold; but
tlie kigli respect aud estecui in wruch he waa al?
waya held by Ul.e _____ 88888881 ?***** to g_88
him the p-rtfoho of War, at tliat time lield _.
lieiijaunn ( oi-tant, who was trauaferred to _M
I por-f-Uo af FuLlic ln_truct_on. lt cannot h.
iieni'd tliat hi> course as a .Minmter wu*. Blwajre
tn.it of ii <li_tiihV<l and oenaible n.an. While hia
oolleageeo af the Caa__l aaai to ?et late uoaMe
Btaoag llimi-aliee. aud someti__gg with ->?"<'?'<?*.
1 he ouly cared for pcaOO arnl conoilution. Wheu
\ ix-odoro had to eetnl awny his (abinet, Eloiiui"
i went ai-o. lLe never uttered a w.,rd of couipk-int.
and no hopea did lie e_preao to hi* friendo ahaal
tlie po-albility of dragging Ueodom out of his
blfh aud respon?lble ollioe. He kuew tliat he was
, the hero of the day, aud to tlm, aud ouly to him.
Udotiged the apoila of victory.
Wheu the time came for the election of the
i l'resident, us Uie Co__--ta_0_ provided, bf the
I tv?o braaehee of (on?re58. he waald not aUaw
himself to nm acuitiNr Drodoro, la spiro .f the
ptfsoBtaal efforts oi hia frteeda nad new ?daei
Haiiee oi Deodoro. Withaal beiag a eanoifleti f<?r
I'ltner pluce, he was e'eeted b.v 80 ulm'?it 888-1
moiia vote of the Congma While < ongress wae
la .se-siuti he wus sicU ull the tinie m Brliaj-enn,
;; health laeart in Ihe Btahe of Mbate Qaragg, l'ru
dente de Moroeo, i Btr og Baaa irom Sao Paalo,
being the presinin. offieei of the Beaale. Briai
, .,? Viee-Prea-lenl of the BepabUe, he wus too
diacreel taespreae nnp poU_eal opfalaaaahonl the
proper ooaoM i<> be fall ?wed ln the a_-8lnl_-ra
don of tbe eoaatqr l>v Deadoro, 1_?-fore hiis
{ saperior la tlie b-erarehp <>f the A__datatra?ea
was given all eha_eea af eneeeee, so far un l-ociaao
J ?;_. eoaeeraed.
In the lnst confiict. I understnnd? lie kept also a
very neutrul poeHlan. We nll know BOW, bf
cilje. hib course after he became the aeting
1'resident of Brazil. His first act w?? 88 aummoi.
Cougress to recjnver.e by the eigh?WB?I of ne\t
inouth. rnise the state of siege established b)
Deodoiv. uinl his ad-ieerB, nnd n'store full Ubertka
'. to every dtizen of the c-vinrry that wua under the
B_ar__I law.
Oaagreae will snon linish np Ihe work tlmt w-;ws
altnost dt.ne in the way of re8trieu_g the puper
iiu.ney laa_e creaatd bj l-irr..,.,:.j nuft enhappUy
ci.iitiniieil l.v B.ron de L-BOBn, bringing our !>:? i?.-r
onder n Btrong policy of retrenehment t?. its
naetallie Baaia. (>n-.- pear <.f aound pyrei-paai 11
time enoagh to briug Bra.il to tli<" proper ti i.u
ciul conditii.ti. ()ur enuutry Ie ricii. our expoT?
are on the iucrense. and numi_:ratioa flows ?- the
country.
I'tider H?88 prosjici'ts, PlzotO steps into ?hi
A??inie?a?on of lir__?. I have sutiguiiie hapaa
for his suceess, if he only lives to ive his w..rk
FLIHTSFIHEFU-NITURE.
j ELEGANT AND U5EFUL
FURNITURE.
I;ti \iKiisiiv aaid Arti^tic.
BEDROOM SU.TS:
,. .nr 088 d'-ltrna, 818 and utiward.
PARLOR SUITS.
oai Bajloa j"_ Baaa?laa ln Covertngs, 858 aiul
i spwaia.
S1DEB0ARDS.
\ aoaahae - Bpaalal _>e?lgn-. very cheap, 013 and
FOLDING-BEDS.
-'. unii l? ?t ma-?, 00 and up.e-d
bo., v
?itrv M tiik *BBOULm
GEO. C.FLINTCO.
-I..UI -. 104. 1011 AM1 10M WE~T I4TH r<T..
U t-a-.-i. Ut_ and Tta avra. aae door wtat _ ?U. aia
.tlany hawe delayed purrhnalni
aeasanable _rarm*n_? until re_aca_
priree are ad . .-ril .???.
We annonnce a
SPECIA1 "STAR" SA1E
of
BIG LOTS, BROKEN LOTS, SHORT L0T8
Carments Marked One Star
1-1 oil Orlginal Price.
Carments Marked Two Stars
1.3 ofl Orlginal Prlce.
Suitsas low as $12.00.
Trousers as low as $4.00.
Overcoats as low as $12,00.
E. O. THOMPSON,
CLOTHIER-IMPORTER,
245 BROADWAY.
? ?*
WINTER WRAPS,
Long Cloaks, Jackets, Capes?
and Manlles,
OPERA WRAPS,
Fnr TrimaeA Jaciets ani Cloafa,
WATERPROOF GARMENTS.
|f- i l. !- Ilill HltHC" . I
FOR. K-IBTMAB AM> WEODllia <.l_T8
\othlii_. for the raai, wlll l> au. b ? _n.il--- (f ?_?"
?l.'llCl.t b> tli. re- D__t aa a ?.? -n<ilii- '.'""'. ;"?,*,r,. ?*"'"'
I'la'o, oc 'I -i.i. La-D H-t M-'f- nll*,i'u7_,__.
I.AM1- all C-nt_ I'-'fi I..n_- are not Th ,RM*_.
tr TAKK M? !-l Br-TITITE b- *0 BjBBOi_fjf
mav t-v to .uiiNii. ?? >?" "li _? i?raa-_ iut, "__-?
. ?.,? ,- we.l 1%' IMK they wiU ba 0
((IN.T.INT VK.\..TIO>'. Th. ? .M. n... "f-_naa.
, \ r 1.1. 1 THAT li -B-.I l*B. ?><"?
WARHANT ?'!. !.. W.. ???. IMW. ?Iinu?an_ -MBaBBjB.
?i/.. md etylea fo. I _~t!n? llnua-. -_.i--a, . hor-hea. ?a.
M.nrn j KDWAROMILLERACO..
".v ? IO AM) I- - OI.I.KI.E I'I .< ?.. V T.
Thrve mtnutea ?_._ BMB IE ?- 8*80?1 l. ??__.?? ea
Bruoi-ji. Hri-jr- one til?- fmn. I*arh P!?. a Srau _. ?_
_v._. I. m_l or n_r> la. ?t atation 9?-ve. L Ont ot
rn. huvan i-Ji oia>r, ?imi ? t._r?c.on f?r-nved, rro_
o'ir CtUloeu. . *hl.'h we maii nr. BBBJ?BBB ?i
REDHAND .
ll'-rTIII) BV 1HK BBBWRIl- I- K~'.t.?_?
II l i. il I - I UJtADB MIIMIRTID.
S'il.1. EVKKi WIIEHK
\rw-Yor_ Bi_n.li. H IV_rl ?-?. K. I.. 7.-1.1.. A??j
ALLS()PP?S
______
eotnpleted. He hn? eliown from the Rtar. thai
hi.- liitentiou ia to eurround hiiuaelf with hon.e_,
imelli_ent and prudent advisera.
I aee with _at_*f_eti..n that Rodng-iea AJveo
han '-eeu 00880-8- for the ruo?t itup-rt-nt
p.irtfolio of Finanre. Although a new
?BH 'he is B8W a Miiiister for the tlret tinie , ha
ih qaattlad for lha ptEaEawi I'eixoto could not
pt<-k up a lietter tnaii in Cougret?. A very
InbnlB- man with a _reat <i'-al of experienee ln
adtuiti?tration, hia narue alwaya api~_red ln tba
BOOl tanparBB?t comnilttcee of the l'oiigreae, aa?
.'iuanee, and Wa.vs and MflBBB. A man of i_
tegrity, of eolid edneation, he come. from tha
Mate of Siui Paulo, the Kinpir* State of our coua
trjr, where lie ia oue of otir rieh and Ubonoua
_8-M jdanterH Ilrought up under eotiBervativa
prineiplee, hi_ name u> a Kiiarantee to propa_8J
baldB-l and to all c.la-?m of people in Hrazil. lt
w;_ partly due to hi. tiutlr_n? _MBgp, pluolc and
i deal that the Hra/ihan I aafBM wa* raioed ia
the e_tli_afiou of the people by adopting a Uua
08?M of ec'inotny, euttin^ down all uuueoeM-ry
cv|?"_*(?6 crwated by tlie tinat (!abuiet of IX-odora
and partly eur.irced by the ue.\_, juat depoeed.
K'odri-ruee Alven at the ume of the revolu-toa
hrlonpd to thai erlai of the Conaervative partjr
th.it 00 maeh coutril.uti-d to the _nn_;in_ about ot
t.he Kepublic utnler the lea-Jerahip of
Antonio Prado, one of tbe uioet uheful
.ti'l piejnBBJH meu at Brazil. Hein_ a pracUcal
iikI etii. K-iit p.iiihc _-u, hu adheaiou u. the aow
-tatj- of thiu.s wae warmly requeauvi hy Ihe uew
i_tiitr.. of tiie eountry. Aa a patnot. he eoul
uut wr\ well tataai lua BervMea, but tmtig a
novue ih Ur- lapaUieaa rauka, h- had tl.e ah__f
mti _;,.ud aei.j*- io Uecp n MO??M plioe in t ongrooo.
ullowina hlmaelf even 10 l<e le.l in all politlc_l
one tu.ii eaaw hrlaee fhe ll*.u?e: but when
litiniiciHl .|iieati..n- ran.\ he broke oilenee and
made one or two Bpeeahee, ereatin_ a favoreblo
iiuprefc..ton upon hi* OO-laag-iea Ue. and prtnol
,nllv he wa. the ni.in whu orifani/ed fhe wholo
liudoel of reeelpi and eipendituna, aba.rhing
cimpletely tli.it enonao?i defieit 1 kn<.w tdm
per-unally, an-l I ean bij I al he i- t<<r ooaaol
eurreney, for llheral law.. ooaearnin. -nmigratio^
e developmeal ol eablic aelio<ile, eonuueroe
and Indnetry.
Senlmr 11)1 Ino V< r.-ir... arho 008808 next n* Mm.
,?tcr ol Juatlee, la a aonad and 0?_ - i 'e?l
frotn lVriianiliuci. a gftal juriat. m
iilea?.int epeaher, never loainii hie Uinp-r
,,i |] c s- t -*al lahatea, he w? a
uraal .'o-i'r>"nit'ir ln Ihe <lr:iriiii? <if our ('.>n
?? >n whieh emlnaal Aaaorleane lh__i i~"tter
-tmitin af tho I i la? I Sm'ee.
I'he Mii -?tern ol War aad Marno ;.re l.u-tndio
,l,. M.-ii.. i .! s de Ollvelra Althoach
.nilit.irv nwn, the* are nol objeete uf r.u.pi. i<>n to
tl,tmm eaiouo ol the ii'-prt!??_, of our |?-.>p|?-, i>
r__M thene two Hra/i'iana were the very oiiea
~ao aie?- for th* Ooaetlea?oa.
PalhtH and Antao do Fuviu are young; men, but
with a _ood reeord in Caagma
With the tnleut nnd iute.rlty T?.-\t the~e mea
bmbaa, boartaa ln adad rh.it that kaaw ap thia
Sn. i'i what olreetlon Ihe tide ofaahtte opinton
M-r.. why i <<i -Ivi then a ehanee. K<?r my part, 88
i prirare riUren ol Hrazil, and in the narue 88 8
_,.,. in.. \ Aineneai'h. wh > ?i*h for lira/11%
w.-lfarc. I extead them a .,'"^\w.'_'.,TVf'.__?
j. t a hl i.m ?
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