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AC A_Dr,MT-?-Ct.derella.
AMBKHG THEATRE?8? Per Jteue Herr.
BI-UU THEATRE?8 :1.V_The Huatlei.
BROADWAY THKATRE-0?_B* Mcrrr Monarch.
CAS1NO-8?Ca\allerl_ Ru-tleana and The Tyrolran.
DA-Y'S THF.ATRE?8:li?raailn? of tho Shrew.
OARDEN THEATRE?8-L* Ctgalr.
ORAND Ol'I-.H.. BOVSB-B tlB-Lattt On.
HARLEM OPERA IUH'.SK-8:1_-Haaa and Hoaa.
HARRIOAN'S THEATRE?8-Uellly and the .00.
B-aftRMAXN S TIIE .TBE-fl :80-The Man wlth a Him
dred Heada.
HOYrS MADISON SQl'ARE QAllDEtt-B :80-A Trlp to
OU?aaawa,
KORTER 8 BIAL'S-S-Vaudevill".
LYCEt'M THEATiiE?SiltV-l-idy Bo-ntiful.
MBTROIOEITAN OPKRA Hoi SE Qraad Oiv>i_.
MADISON BQUARE UARD-JI?Tewer.
NEW PARK THEATR_-B:15-8 Brlla.
tfl BLO'8-_? Koi % I ven.
NATIONAL AOXDEMY OF DXSION .??-?-?- **
and 7:80 to 10 p. m.?Autumn E\h.t Itlon.
PAEMER _ TIIEATRE-8 :l_--Ala8.BM
PROCTOR'S THEATRE- - :15-The l/mt Paralls*.
8TA*I THEATR1B- 8:18 Ml~. IllM't.
TOXY PA8TOB- THEATRE-8-VaiidrvIlle.
THAEIA THEATRE?8-The MerntoK-r.
CBXOB BQUARE XH_ATR_?8:1_?Tha Cadl.
14TH STREET THBATBB b-Ma>-urueoa.
Jno.r. io ^opcrii-fmeni-.
rose. C<>1.| l'ace. Col.
Am-em*r,t?.Il ... 1-n-t and Kound.10 6
_L_n.iin.cm-tifai .12 .IMj. .i- --f;
B?iken and Bro-er-.ir. rt, Mlaeollancou* ....... V
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J.n..-._i*. Ing . 0 -
rie-iitlal .'0 1-b
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Real K.tate. ti 1
IU.lr--l? . 8 5d
_ aitwatlou. WantVd... !? 5-9
.steambc-t. .10 ?
ln-frit..'n - 3- ..r '''V. ?_. _ .
l-ec.nr* * Me'tlnt~. 11 el -- li tor Re _r?? . ? _
1-e-al Notl.r- . 10 6' Work Wanfd . 0 4-..
-_.nsir.rS9 _t0t.--9.
Keep'o Dreps Shlrta to r_e_5tire, 6 for $9. None
Better at any p.lc'--. 800 and 8)1 Itroadway._
Ror.i, Tor Pesks
And O*ee Fumltnre
Jdanufntured bv T. a. Sollew
1)1 Knlton-at. N. Y.
TRIBUNE TBBMl TO MAIL 5U BS.R1__R~.
1 vear. e n._?. 8 mo.. 1 mo.
Daily, 7 Oare a week.810 00 8. 00 82 50 81 00
hall': ?ilho.it Sun-ay... 8 00 4 0<| 2 00 90
_ ndar Tnt.uiie. -W> - ??<> BB ?
Week!T Tilmine. 100 ? - -
S< .i.1 Weeklr Trll une. 2 0- ?_ ? ?? _ T?
1'oata-' ureiiald bv Tilbi.tie, txcept on Daily aud Surula.
Erorr far >n-ll Mi_a_.ii.-r* ln New-.ork City and oi. Ually.
emi-Wee-lv and We, kly .. foreign countrles, ln whlch
?_>#? evtra poaUige wlll be l_ld bv aubyerlbeni.
ReiT.ti br F~a_l Ordar, J-aprv-a uider. th-ck. Dn_t or
Ref iatereft t.etter. . - - .
I -th cr Postal Noto, lf aeni t. an unregtatsred letter.
*,M^lnUeffl.-.l_'l-.e'Trlbune. 114 Na.aaii-at Kew.York.
/.odres. all eorrea.~?_<l-_ce ain.jiy ?? Tlie lrlbu-e. 1-ew.
\irk.
iV?ta -llark 53?__ ______
FOTJNDED BY HOItACE .EEELEI
MOXDAV. XOVKM11ER 30, 1801.
TWELVE PAGES.
Ti7/; -VAJIN THIS MOUXIXG.
Forei_n."-Iniperi-? tmops tfl (liiua B-B_eii_f
l.iioti were defeated by rebel lorees. =
f'r'Tieh -trikiug miners atptOied a mirie nt Kive
de Gicr. __?.? Tbo Kiag of Detiir.ark anived iu
Lerlin and \va6 MCelved by ihe Kuiperor.
DeaaaUa-'-sNewa was reeelved la _aa Fraaelaee
?f the wiaeh af a i>ri? wlth B7fl people on board.
-Mr. Bfc-BO'a phy.ician in I'i.iiadcli.liia BajTB
that tlie Secretary ia la exceilent health. ___=
One person wan ldlled aud a*Xtnl injured by the
ditehiiiR of a pasaenger train on tbe Stiuth Caro?
lina Railrond, the work of a wrecker. r=trr_= The
fn-ritivc Democratie SnperriBOr of Onondaga
('olinty ia still in BMlflg. == The jubilee of
Ar.l.biehop Kcnrick befBB la St. Louia. ? ?
An\ietv is felt le^l many gT-ta-lB-Bfl boatsbe
o-r.c icol.ound in tl.e Krie Canal. ----- _-B
repi-rt of Secretury Noble to the I-BBMeal *M
made pubiie.
t'ity and Sttburban.?An P.Iteiuiit was niaili" to
BBt-asinate tbe Rbt. Dr. .John H-U by a craz.v BBBB
?who flr-d three B-Ota at him Imr-i B revolver nt
elo-e r:m_e M he *** coming out of eliurch aft<"i
the __8r_in| Berriee; the Doctor aaaped anharl
aivi his aaaUaal waa -rreeted. _=_- The Kev. l>r.
C. A. ilrisrgs coiitinued bis beries of lectures on the
Bii.le. _= Mra, Aaaa. Beeaal deUeered e leetare
on " MudaiiiP r.ltvittsky and Rei_te8]_8_0B."
Tlie Weatber.?Foreeaal for to-day. Generally
fair with sllghl thermal ebaagea. Teaipe-ature
jreaterdap: Hlgb?_, II degreee; koweaa. IS;
aeerage, 2.': B-B.
Siitinser is liiokins "1>' Rta-ly. Tliow? [fl MI
doubt :ibotit it. Jlis c:indi(i;t( v for the Bpeak
ership ha-, until within a few dtivs, bcci P8
jfai-dcd as the jokc of tho fle-Boa; b-f now be
8t:tuall.v scoins t, l?e in _M l-D_..BB. BOttM Bf
bis eoMpatitora are jilainly \-e_ed "v tha etreog-i
he is ?hOtti-g. VV-Bt a '-ic'i' thinp: it uould bfl
?for Sjiiinger?if he ihoold BOCCCed la "(Jnwn
irg" Millrt, Ciiap, McMillin ar.d tha r_rt ?'
t<:raiiK"i- thin^'s h_\e happened, tbough.
11 ?
Srcretiu-y Noble'a ref) >it ii one of tbe atoel im
_>orrant issitod from tbe |i?Bt DepBrtmeBtB ol
flio (ioveinnunt. It COTera :i wida \.i!i'i.v of
topics and Bukee notB of BdYB_c-ne_l ia :ill
tho large Int-hata froopad logetber under tlu
caif of Uta ltit"iior Dep-ftttMBit To iii.'iition a
B_BBJa| B-bJCCf 0-1 <?'> B iiinititiide, it mav bd i<
rna:l{e<l ihat abal -B?retarj Noble ngti regard
ing ihe __lYflatb Ceaaue will attrac. s|"'i-ia! at
_at-ou. llis caref?llj ooaafdered op-tlon i*
that Mr. Porter'fl worh ?ili atand as in;i<-h .;tir
rui'l honest criUcieiB aa anv worh of th" Htine
rxiBgnitude evci- done at hoBN or flbroad. The
. .iffi'lit v v it ti tvhich Iho cetttua worh h.'w been
acoi'iiplishtd is particiiituly ptaiaed.
Does BOBarell P. Flower niean to be simply ;?.
t-'nd.-r to the lliil P__-_de__al Ix.om? The letflM
af his ooatrBol wlth the Govar_or-Sea---r bic, of
(.titsr, not pubiie P-CpertJ, but D. 11. Hill is
we!l known lo ba eapabla of dririnj B b;ird bsr
gain. Mr. Klowei-'s lips have tlins far been
IBBQlnfp'j i-f-Od ;!_aii;st llili's attem]it I
the _BC_-B__ra. H* baa oboBaa as his privata
8BC_B_trj the n.an abo | eifonncd th:-.t seiviie
for his predaeaaaor. Mr. Ilill aaea-fl to sta_- in
All'inv ii|i to tba l.'i-t iii.ini'nt in oi-.icr to *e<
that tho Flower adniini-tra ion Ifl properl.v staited
and nothing dOBB iiiimnal to his iatMBBtB. Jlo
b_s ali-cady?on the B88IIB_ifllBa that the Dcmo
ciatxs will coatral tba ABBBBibljr-pick.d out a
man for Speaker. (Jovernor Hill is bound to
keop a finn hand 011 tho DeflMMTB-8 maohine of
the sute A poeetble, and to all appaaranca Roa*
well Flower will hefp him as uituh 88 lies in his
power. _
The crooked work dono by tho DBB-OCratk
CS-taBflMtaB in DatdbBBB County ai the l)i<Jdin^' ol
David li. Hill cannot be too thoioughly iiinicr
stood. 14 is earefttll.v r8Y_rWBd and BttBUBBd nj)
on anotller j,:i^n b_f BBf (<.ii.-s"j'on<leiit, who
watchc't th<- c'imting ?1' the eotefl at Pooffb
kc.i.s.? aad lo fully lafuiBBod t*ajae?_ig all th<
BJQCBB?Il0 No* (:,ie B?? icans this fl?0BttBt
can fail to BBB that votes wor. delibeiately stolen
in order to cook np a inajoiity fur OBbflBBtb -BB
DcovKi-itic candidate for Senator. Not only did
th< Snpervisors exceed th"ir pnwers in laBBBi
matters. bot Bl the last, they re.-orted to down
iight insniifactuie of votes f(;r their <8_B_M uc
and then they made _p fl iiandtilent return, had
i. tertilk-d by an o_t?inp(.rizcd C-uiinty Clerk, and
?aut it to Albany. lf ju-ti.e ia douo, each and
all of th4*>e mon will ho mado to fcel Ihe hcav.v
ami of tho law. Tho wiii of tho people cannot
thus be overbornc aud set a.-id.'.
Thoro is no douht that tho man who lired throo
shots at Dr. John Ihll ai ho was leaving tho
Fifth Avenuo Fresbyterian Church yesterday
jmorning ll a ilaiipoious ciank. Fortunately, ho
was promptlv eaugkt and w, no longer in a peei
tiou to uso a pistol on anybody. It appoais tli.it
he wroto ntimcrous alausivo lottors to Dr. Hall.
and thon mado up istteh mind aa ho had that ho
bad not hocti fairly tieated and that Dr. Hall
was eagaffd in a ennspiracy to injure him. Ho
W88 a bad -J-Tfr-f?. for the last shot, though
flied at short range. went wido of tho mark.
Dp, Hai lmd a lucky escape, and is to bo con
?gratulatod on jn-tting off without even a
scrat h. _
It is always prnlitable to iiiqiiire aftor a de
foar into the causes whieh wero rcspoiuublc for
it, to tho ond that the mistakes w___h wero c.m
mi.tcd may not be rcpeated. Ever since elec?
tion activo Ropublicans, who have only the good
ol tho p.u'ty at hoart, havo been engaged in
this landable exerdee, as our columns attwt,
lu a lottor from Albany. whieh is printed on an?
other page, throo sagacious and experienccd mem
Ikm-s of tho oruanization submit suggestiona whieh
have only to be acted upon, thoy think, greatly
to increase tho party's tighting capacity in tho
campaigns of the future. Theso suggestions aro
ontitlod to the rermectful oonsideration alike of
leaders and of rank and file, and are well cal
culated to provoke a discussion whioh cannot
fail to bo attended by good results.
EMaTVBLICAXS AXD THEELECTIOXFRAUDS
Tho doteiniination of Republican leadere to
prevent tho theft of Senate seats meeta with tho
hoarty approval of the reputable mon of both
paities. Kvory good eitizen, bo ho Republican
or he hc Domoeiaf, must be filled with indigna
ti.m at the conduct of tho eightoen Demoeratic
Suporvisors of Dutchess County, who, in flagrant
doiiaiu. of law aml of thoir oflicial oaths, man
ufaeturod a majority for Mr. Osborno. A more
atroeioits pioee of eounting-in was never per
petrated in this State; no, not even when Tam?
many, by tho aid of ite repeaters, ballot-box
Btoffera aml jascally inspectors, swindled John
A. Giiswold out of the Governorship to whieh
the peoplo had callcd him.
ln resolving to light this fraud upon tho votois
of the XVth District and eimilar fraud_ whieh
have been poipetrated in other districts, tho
ic].ii -cntative mon of tho party will merely bo
doing thoir duty. llaving helped to make tho
Senato Ropubliean by their energetic effoits
during the campalga, thoy do not purpose to
pllow Demoeratic thievos?no matter how
bigb the official place of any of
them may be?to rob our party of tho fruits
of victoiy. Tho wiii of the people as un
mistakably dodarod at tho ballot-box on i'ie 8d
.f Novomber gav4' tho. control of the Senate of
ls!l_-'i?;{ to the RopublicJiis. So tho inspectors
of .lcctioas found and atuiouneed on election
nighi. ls a gaag of desjierate Demoeratic poli
tieiat I standing for all that in most dishonost
and degraded in poiitics to be allowed to revorso
this r. sclt. Ropublicans everywhero say Xo, and
s,a B8J fair-iiiiiuiod Doinoerats.
The Republitan party during all its patriotio
and most fiiiitful career has labored steadily to
. ttvngthen our system of goveinment?g.vern
menl of the people by tlie people. And for
DOthing has ii f.ught harder in pursuance of iis
lojal aim than for a puio ballot-box, for an
honest count of honest votes. Ono of tho most
notablo of its recent aehievements in this Stat.
was tho passage of tho Ba'ilot-Rcfoiiu Act. Oov?
ernor Hill, wiu. i.s now boastag tho infamous ring
whieh is bent upou stealing tho Senate, vototd
throe of their bill_, but, they compelled him to
sign the fourth. Ia viow of thoso consideiatnns
Repnblicaai would bo untrue to thoir obligations
if thoy failcd to uo thoir bost to dofoat tho ahame
hss eoospil-09 whirh il now in piogretss. That.
tlieii- Bfforta will be seoonded by tho bost, the
most iiiteiligent elonient in tho Demoeratie imitv
we should bo loath t<? d.uibt. There ought t-a
be no potltici in a iijjht against tho eiieini s el
an honost ballot. For, if tho will of the people.
tho dof-rinination t.f the majority, is not to Iki
allowed to pu-vail, thon p-.apular govornmont bo
eonu'.s a f.wco. -lie outrago whieh the Deino
c,;it:<- Soperviaors of Dutcheaa County committed
primaiily affeotl tho voters of tho X\'tli Dis
trict. But it is noae tbe less aii outMfle npon
every (it:/..:n ia tlu- State, sinco it is stibversho
of the cardinal prindple npon whieh a dem. e
l-ai-y la biiilt. Th'- State of Xcw-Yoik must lo
mado too bot for 6 oction thieves, and all signs
iadieato that it will bo. made to. hot for thopi.
FBAXCE AND THE NEW TARIFF.
The report of tho Af-sociated Prcss iegaiding
th" effectl of tho McKiakgr tariff in Fianec,
whieh was printed in yostoiday's Tribuno, is ox
eoedingly inteiosting to Americans. Xot tho
least cmiooa foatuit; ..f it is embodied in the
Btal i-nent by .Minister Roid, who shows
that tho chaagea coatmoalj attributod to
r!io new tariff, about whieh thero i.s most genoiul
oomplaint, aie aetunlly due to the Administiativo
bill ; that tho Fi-eneh aro really n.mplaining
koader, B-thongh in fact less injured by Amoti
i-iiii ehangos of duty, tlian any other ISofOpCU
nation, and that tho MeKinloy tariff contains no
sueli axtraocdlaarj advance* of duty, from loo
to 8*0 per eent, 88 ajiiK-ar in the measure whi4-h
is BOW p_s-ii:;: !h.".tigh tho Fronch Jaw-making
I. , ii( -. At liist it WM tho g'-noial opinion in
Praace that tho .MeKinloy bill was in its piovi
sioiis (Ae.'j/.ii.iially iinfavoiablo to that eountiy.
tbit Mr, fieid tDOk oecasion quito oarly to
show tho eont-8-7, and has the satisfaetion of
?eetag that tho O-fldala of tho Governmi-nt hav?
beea eonvineiHl lhat tho measi_ro was by no
meana inimieal to Fianee.
Ameiig tho many ni.iiiiif-.ieliirers and otheis
whi.se opinions aro qootfld, noaily all put iiuith
i-tit-ss upjn tho now piuvisiotis for the pievon
tion of umk-rvaluiitions and 88888 frnuds. Hut
ti.-si. (!,, ntit baloag ta tho tiiriiT peopar, bnt to
tho Adiiiiiiis'iiiivc bill. This latu-r moi-suio, it
BhoU-d bo rctiHiiibered, ias in its o-ssential pro
\ JMiiUis ono whieh has been ftrongly urged b\
the most compotont loadei* of both jiaitios. B80
leMry Manning devoted a large part of hLs ic
potts to the advoeacf of this rofoim, and the
most inlluontial Deinoi rai_, as well as the load
ing Republicans, have long agrood about the ne
(?(s>.>ity of rendering tho administration of the eus
tOBBB laws BMBM ciTective.
Nor can thoro bo a jt-'t objootion to these |io
visions on the part of French inerchants and
iiitiiulaetiireis. Thoy have no right to evade oi
defeat tho laws of this eountiy, and it would be
discotirtcous to them to suppiso that they ha\o
any mii'Ii mbtPO. 1' is a lact that iiiidoi-valiiiiti,ni?
ai. i 08-81 banda upon tJio levonue did foinnirij
oec-ur as fro(|iniit!y in iuiportationa of goods from
l-'miieo as iu imjioitations fiom any other eoun
tiv, s.a that :tii.v me.i-iiio ealculated to suppross
Of ffStrid -_-88 8b0888 must iio4-4.*s_iily be felt
!,v lOan iK.dy in France, if not by tho moio re
sp.)!i.-ilile and repotabk |KOdae8n nnd tradeis.
llnt S.IUH! of both i-lasses honorably uphold the
.tnicrieau law in their published sfcatcnients.
Bad even rojoiee in it becauae it londa to prevent
iiniair lompcliti. n among Fioik h dcilera, or
l>::i( ii.es to whieh they wore not willing to stooji
in 4>rdcr to roluin their buainess.
Tho testimony as to tho effott of the tariff
upon French indnstrios ls excoodingly contra
dJctory, Itl part .IBBUBB, as Mr. Keid points our,
most of them aro not realiy _t?tod at all. no
chat'ges of dnties on their pr-diK t -, having bBBB
made. Hut oBbfltB HN at prf sent 80 pT-tlraBBd hy
th<> _Bp__B___ of indnstiies, whieh prevails gen
orally throughoiit Kurope, that the employes
have been oblifB 1 to work for tho lowest ixjssi
ble wages, and the prodnceis and dealers are
fcroad to soll at the nairowest pOfltalblB margitis
of profit, so that the goods aie actually placed
in this country as cheaply as they were before
tho dnties wero advanced. This is testimoity
from foreign B0-TB8B to tho faet whieh Fre.
Traders so often deny, that the foreignor is fn
qucntly oonipclled to pay tho wholo duty or the
additiona! duty levied in this country in order to
retain hiB maiket.
In other oascs, not perhap". numerou.-, but
somowhat im|K)rtant, a scrioius loss of trade to
French industry bas rcsultcd. The -JBBtidBB
is jitstilicd in remombcring thai tho peoplo of
thta country do not consiimo less than hefore of
tho prodtic'tv. of such industries, but sitnply get
their supplies from homo instead of foreign
rouroes. They are, in faet, r.aying talfe. to
Ameriean labor and Ameriean manufactureis flttd
nierchants, instead of paying to French working
men, manufactiirers and traders. This is simply
a transfer of custom from ostablishments abroad
to astabltahmcnts at home, and the mcasuic of de
pression whieh is felt in some of these industries
in Fiance may hcip to enlighten Americans in re
gard to the additioiial stiir.ulus whieh has heen
givon to Ameriean industry in similar branches.
lt was tho precisc object of tho now tariff to
strengthen and encoutago -MBB homo industries,
and tho testimony from foreign soiirc.- tbat it,
is doing tho work intended is thorefore not un
weloorae. _^^
RESULTS OF THE SHIPriXG ACT.
Tho accoptanco of bids for ocean maii service
under the Ameriean llag onables us to take an
account of stock of tho practical benelits of re
cent flbtpplag legislation. The chief gain is
tho estahlishmcnt of a lino of Ameriean stoam
ers with tho Fhto countries. The only other
now enterpriso b the (Jalveston service with
Vone-iiolan and Colombian ports. These two
lincs tvill involve tho construction of six new
ri-pa, threo of tlie seoond and throo of the fourth
class. Tho l.ids for the existing service blBWBBU
New-York and Cubtt, Mexico and Venezuela will
mako two more ships nocessary. The I'acilic
Maii bids whieh have been acceptcd will r_qu_
in tho coui-se of a few years the building of
six or eight new vessels. In tho ag^rogato
about sixteen stcamers, three of th-m of 5,000
tons and 16 knots speod, will prubably be
added to tho fommercial niarine in con. equence
of tho reccnt legislation. The Plate service will
be tho most substantial gain.
We shall not attempt to conceal the fa<t that
theso results are not as large _s the friends ot
the Ameriean ciiiumercial marinc havo beea look
ing for. While tho act has not pioved a Jailu.e,
it has impartcd less of an impul.se t_ the canying
trade than wo hoped it would do. The re.ul'
indicates that tho scaling down of the HttBB of
(dinpensatioii bv ;i third seriously impaircd the
efticiency of the act as a stiiiuilativc and creative
?llttlfllllli H tho bill had been enacted in tta
original form. as itpas.x>d_he Senate. the l-sttlts
would havo been very different. The faet that
tttpital has not been attracted for new enter
priaea ia i -gnal prool that the pre___n_ vrere
not large enoogb. The baatk effotta ol Demo
ciatic BbWabQ-B in the last HoflBB to cripple the
meastire when they could not succood in de
feating it outright were successfiil. T]io C-OBBB
Maii Service Act was not, as oxpeiience has now
shown. an adequato measure of rriief for i-hip
ping interests. The. reduction of ptxmitiins by
a third was a ___88 unfortunatc comprymi sc.
It must also bo added that the proposals of
the l\>.sima.stcr-(.oneral for ocean maii service
involved Bf-Ktat rigid application of the act in tta
weakened form. Fivo bldfl have heen lejected
outright on acconnt Of B0B-C0B_pli-B-. with the
tornw of the adv'.itiscnieiitjs. Tluir lvjcctioit
was parbapB necessary, but if thero had heen
?ON elasticity in canying Ottt tbe laa enacted
l.v COBg-BBB, and if fewcr OOOdi-O-fl and less
exao-ag reqdraBBBBta had been UnpoBed, aot
,ai!v tbeaa offen, but many more, (t.uld have
been act-opted.
If the policy of redprocity is to bocomo perflBV
neutly itscftil and siiccessful, it niiLst involve a
large i-oreaae of -r__-po_tB-loa facilitics. An
Ameriean rteamor la the Bneat and nn st affec-hra
advoitisement of tln* lei-UI-le and nianiifactur
ing cajial'iliti.-s of the NtttiOB whieh can be BBBl
abroad. Without a large development of tbe
monhant ______ tli" di|iloinacy of leciprocity
will be deprired of a great part of tta beneflci-l
affeoii so br as Increaaed aaarhe?i fur A_seric-fl
nianiifactiires and prod-M ts are. COO-C-lied. Btiea
ndnB efforts are leijuired to aeetne enlarg d st. nn
(?)muiunic_tion with Southern countries. Tbe k
sults of tho bidding under tbe OoBSn Maii Ber
vico Act have shown that the IMIB-re in tta
crippled state is BOt large enoiigh in its K pe
to briag about the. deaired reaale. t-ienda of
Anierican abipplag intvusts tnii.-t theirefon OOO
titiue tho agitatiou of tho sul.ject until they suc?
coed in fl-Udag legifl-ttoia nnderatBud tbat tbe
Nation will and Bbtt-I have ? iiieichant marine
worthy of [tfl indtistrial fame.
A DI8CBBDJTBD 0FF1CIAL.
John F. Adaaa has beea tbe t'ommissioner
of City W'oiks in limoklyn for four y;-ai>. Il<;
was appointed by Mayoi- Cbapia ? short _BM
after the beginnlng <>f hiB Brat teraa la 18B8.
Tlie appolnttttenl was c.ni-id.'ialily CXttidflBd for
tba icBflon tlatt Mr. Adaaa was a lawyer and an
active Democratie politician. lt was felt that
thi head <___th_t departinent should be B practical
business man, if not BB engineer, aud that one
!c-s intiniati-ly O-B-M-Bd in party polittCA would
give better sati.-faction to the dty ar. large. Mr.
Adflflflfl proceeded tJ demonstrate his iinli::io.-.s
for his <'i.i(.' l'.v IBb-BlBg tbe cli.iirmanship of
tba Klaga <'<unty De_wcratfe Oeaeifll Connnit
;.??. flnd tliis KBttdal his goBB OB dmiiig tho
wliole Of tba btsf fom v.-ai .. [fl Bpttoof it, _OW
<'\'i-, Mayoi- CUhpia reappo-ated -koniaiaBoner
A?MM in l.S'.IO. The latter la known t-j be
aabi-OU. tO retain his oflke for at l-ast two
9*91* moirej and OBB of the ipiestioits that the
(oining Mayot will be called bb to dedda boob
aft.'i th ? bc'ginning of the year will be wli.-ih.-i
to reati)Kiint Adams or plac B BBBl man at the
head of the Department of City W'oiks.
It Mavor-elect Iloody has cnutcmplatr d inii
tiniiing the old Coinm_M-MMV in oflice, tho 08
currenco of tba rvcent accident to tl.e aqoedoot
mi whieh BrOO-ljn i- wholly dcp.'tidfiit. for it,
m iter BOppfJf ought to m-ttl ? ilic 8JBBB-OB, The
DepflllBBilll of (iiy W'oiks (? itin.it eva.ie or flYOid
lesponsibility to tba OOllapBB of the (ondiii;
tbrongfa ttfl negligencc and eBPBle-BBB? in |?er
mittiag tbf (iintia.tors to _B thelr wotk in the
wav easiest for them. There is no roOBI for
doubt as to tba oflnaa of tbe aeoldBai, and t. ma
that the terms of the contract wete not BafOfted.
Coinmi:ssioner A-flflM 18 diiectly i?>-|ionsible fm
the acts of his suhoidinatos who were del-fled
to overseo this work. No matter B?Bt the re>
sult of tho " investigatifin" whlah h<' h;u> onl-'ied
his engineers to make?and we are fully pte
pBIBd for i di'daratiOB froni th'-in that UbBTB
w.is no ia.cl(-.sncss, and thai tho crushiBgail
of the arch of tho eonduit was uitavi idable?the
people of lirooklyn have uiade up their nnnds
BB th;/? point. Commisirionor kmWB h _ thor
oughly discrcditod oflicial.
Il//)' HILL IS SO AX.MOtS.
Why is David B. Hlll making siuh a dcsiM-iit ?
effort to steal the State Senate'.' Tho faet that
ho is BUhllBJU-ij the most grasping iuid >ellish
of jKilitii-ians-ask Sinith Wce<i-pre4-Iui!oa the
Mi|,j i.sition that hc is animatod in the COfUSS 1.
il piii>uing by his love for tho Domociatic party.
Fvery man who knows Hill i.s awaro that he is
not given to efforts in behalf of tho Demoeiaey
whieh do not promise to bring a gono.ous fOf_B
tity of grist to his own personal mill. Some
iiu'inbcrs of tho maiino, the iiltia-niarino, i-nrps
mav bt laboiing under tho inipressii.n that Hill
is iiot for Hill hnst, last and all tho time, but
lovol-hoaded mon make no such miatake.
What, tlien, is tho true inwardnoss of tho
Oovernor's pii'smit disRrncefuI porformanco ? Tho
question is ea'sily arusweicd. Ho yoains to be
HOBllaBtod for tho I'residency, but cannot fail to
bo awaro that tho Demoeratic Xational Con
vention would be radically opposed to with.lraw
ing him from tho I'nited States Senate ttnloss ho
was to bo succeeded by a Deinoorat. His prc
tensiona in any event most likoly would bo studi
4iusly ignorod by the conventioii. Hut even if
a majority of tho delegatea should be favoiable
to him on general grounds, tho faet that his
rosignatioii from the Senato would bo followcd
by tho election of a Republican would bo fatal
t4> his canvass. Tho Frosidontial bird of '9-' is
in the bush, and tho Republicans aro going to
bag it. Is it fairly stipposablo that tho eool
baadad Deinoiratic leaders will i-isk a nnmina
t;..ii whieh will cost them not only tho bird in
the bush but tho Sonatorial bird in hand? Hut
how is ilill to be succeeded in tho Senate by a
Domocrat if tho Republieans control the Xew
York Lr-gislature? These ooi-ddeiations consti
tuto a jwifoctly roasonable cxplanation of tho
Oovorniu's anxioty for a Demoeratic majority in
tho Senate. His affoction for his Fresidonti..!
boom constrains him. Racking liogus eleetion
1,-iinis ostensibly with tho hopo (if securinjj
Demoeratie supremacy in tho Logislaturo for tho
good of tho party, in reality ho is sehoming to
scrvc his own voracity as an oflieosoeker.
With what omotions Orovor Cleveland and
RoeweH -*? Flower muist eontomplato the Gov
crnor'fi prosont manoouvrcs!
MONEJ AXD BUSIXESS.
The cleventli month of the year in olosing, aml
the distribution of manufactured producta still
lalls below expectations, thoUfh trade in the
BCfregata is close to tbe largest ever known.
1),.- Waat und South ure selling more thaa ever
before, but not buying _uite us much, from the
Kast at least, us in some other years. L-Bt year's
sliort crops ut the West, aud extraordinury fall
in the price of cottmi at tl.e South, folloued BBBM
years of ovcr-tra.ling in land und deM creation
in both se.-tioiis, 6o tliat in taotli there is a largo
volunie of indelat.dii4?ss to l>e cleared off. Hut
sal.-s of mcrehandisc at the chief Western citics
are, on the whole, larger tliau la any previous
IBBT, and the rapid development of manufa. -tur.-s
la thal B-Othm may take from Kastern produ.ers
a fraetion of their trade in some brauches, in wliich
the consumption is at present not qtiitc eijual to
expectations, und therefoie not uuite e_ual to
Bfodaatlaa.
The volume of trade ia not uuite :i per eent
leaa thaa that of last Meveaab-i. measure.i b.v
(lesuiiig li.iu_e records ut all points BBtB-da
N.-w-Vorlf, and last yeur's Be_B*BJBta was tBBOh
tho l.irjjcst ever known in November. Into t!ns
aggregate gv really phimomcnal iiioveiueuts ot
glBiB an.l c.ttoii, bo that in other b.aiicb. _ of
business the decrease must be more thaa 3 per
BBB-. Tlie cxchanRes in all I.astern eities for
three W4.1-J, New-York excepted, aggregate .OSli,
000,000', against J.773,00O,O(?i> Inat. jr^r, a ia
rrcasc of 11 per C4>nt; at all SoiiUi.-ni cit.4_s . 1S7,
ooo 000, against $10l.ooo.OOO, a decrease of ne.rTy
4 per cut; but at all Western .iti.-s 1858,000,800.
?i'-.iiist 9811,000*000 last year, an in.-r.-ase 4.t
neuiy 7 pei eent. Hut even at th.- Eaal tom
bfanehea of business are lar. er than ever.
Tbe asloi.ishing strengtli of tln- UOB market. in
. pite of the lar-rcst weckly pr.Kluetion ever known
is .v-deaea that actual eooaoniprton does not fall
below thal of aa? p-a0-0B8 year. A better Bt
autad ,.s Beea for bai iron, beeaaea or.iers for
,-., mw cars have beea place.l by four rail
roada, be_-d_a BDallai orders bf othera, and theae
reouire fro... 15,000 to loo.oo.) tons linisl.e.l
iron An order for -0,000 tons ste.-l rans bas
beea plaeed by the Krie, an.l plnte iron is in lair
demaad, l?'t. ?te.-l billets are BBlliag ut. i.'-t?, the
toweat prlee <'ver known. but 8-raetaial Ironita
r-tihor weak, us there is some deORBBC to buHd
_. whieh was ovcr.lone for BBBBB yeurs. llie
,.?.,! ,,,,-ri.TS feel inereased .?onlidence, ihe Betaal
Conaomption lieing n.t.eh lar'.er this y.-ar than
,.v,r aad u.i allottnei.t of 1,850,000 tOBB -00 liecn
Mdi for Derember. ln tbe BOttOB man u fact ure
,??, M,la,ltitv of uiaterial take. by tB*Btm tWl
month is 88,800 balea more thaa in the B_BM
w,,'.'l s list year, ai.d the demand for goods auf
Beea to fairiv sustain priees.
Cold weaa-n has bro-fht a distinet nnprove
nent in tl.e sules of overeoatimrs and Other heavy
woollet. gaodB. but dresa goods are qaiet, nnd
MM Kiiion cassimeres are selliug 5 per eent lower.
\ deellae in the price of carpets Ls also -cnerally
expeoted The lu.it an.l worsted worka appear t.?
be well ( nliloyed, and the sales of r..w wool Bt B-8
,?? I'hiladelpbia an.l INew-Vork thns lar thia FM*
.ltr'r'r,"Mte 880.000,000 Ibs, BfalBBt 830.000,000
(ba for the BBBM WB8B-I l-Bt year. a 808-188 of '
pei .-.'nt. This d.-eiense is Vadily necounted foi
l.y tbe extraordinary importations of goods in BB
ti.-ipution of tbe new tarilT,* for the vulue of cloths
aod dress i:?.ods alone, importeil in nine inontha
endlaa wlth SepbBBihei last year, wns $8,000,000
more thaa for tbe same montlis of the previous
year Whieh would reprcs4-nt many inillion iiotinds
;,. n_W wool. Keeeipts of bides at ChioafO BhOW
u Ineroaae of M per e.-nt over -bdae of eonespoad
',., | weekS BB* year? an.l Bl other Western poiatB
reeelp-i are laife, aad yet. tha markets an aowhere
M dePRa-ed us to indieate au inu.le.iuute BBB
sini.plmii The tleereaae in shiptneuts uf laoots and
sli.^-s fiom _?08b-B is still but about, 1 |K-f B-B1
i-nmpar.-d with those of last year.
Tl.e ?reat industries all e.inlinue lmpeful, lie
,-ause tbe inarketing of crops fOBB 08 with 8881808
fcnted n.pidity. <)f eotti.n, lTo.ooo balea nuar.
nine latO Blgal i" N(iveinb.'r than m tlie si.in
in.mth l'.st year. nnd the exporta were 114,000
kadea larger. The prii-e bas dr4.piaed n ahada to
BBOeta "lor uit.ldling ii|ilan.Is, and with 4,.->7r..:<7!.
bBBM alr.-ady in si-ht since Septeintn'r 1, wliereas,
i 158 011 bake w-iis the grentest qaaatltf thal
ever OBBM lata sigbt during the lirst th-08 inonths
of any 8-00-881 erop year, short BfOp BBUflBBB-fl
naturully mVt% but little wdghl K.-.-eipts of
v.heat at Ihe fe?v i.iinci|aal Westi-iu maiUets last
svc.k w.-re over 7,000,000 bushclH? uml iu four
weeks Bl NovciiiIkt Imnc 8888 10,^14,000, uguinst
io 717,s:!.*. iu tbe same weeks last year. The
pri'.-e bas d-Oliaod t tO I 88BBI -B il.ffcr.nt |iosi
uoiis, ni spite of tbe BaflB-UB iikasr prohil.iting ex
li.iits, wliich tlnall.v went into effeet last Mondny.
Froin Atlantii; ports alone tha evports in fuiir
weeks bave bMB I "iiiivnlent to 15,000.000
Ihi^Ik-Is wheat, fluur JaeladOB. against only J..','io,.
ooo bush. I.s from tlie sutne paiti last .vear. OofB
is opfaeied Bfaia H Phtnaipj nnd Koveaibii aalla
here al . ."> cents, against l)i"-cinU-r ut 80 cents, I.ut
iioik products nre a shade lower. lu tlie price of
BBtB tbere is a slik'lit deeline, an.l half B eent in
00000, B i.'llt in "il. an,l H siMeeiith in gfBBBh-tOd
?agar.
With inereuaing bank rem-rves, e.nsitlrrilale i -
eeipts of n>4.ney from ibe interior, und imports i.f
over hall a tuilliun ?.ild, there is no trouble in the
iiioticy innrKctH. Mercbandise cvports froin New
Vork for four wi-eks'e\c.I List )f_Mr_ bf .7,l.il,
18'.', 4ir 27 888 4-ent, und m-ariy aii tin- a ii.irnii.iis
in. leasi- in cotton was af other porta, s. th.tl all
e.|)4irt? for Ibe niuutli seem llkely to asOBBd
?011,000,000. Impoita at Ncv. Vork Ui four wceka
IiaTe laeen tffJMMM in vnliif. BfB-BBl .1-,-) .
018 laat, year, indieating an nggregate lor tho
month not u.uel. _k-08 Iuu.uo..,i..io. While the
8X8.88 of exp4.rt? is bb gn-at, the maia qaeattoa W
this cuntrv is whether Kurope c:tn meet 1b:' ilraln
?,?,? BBBh rescrves wit..o,.t Iroable, but laU-r in
f.,ni.u?i.>n is all eBOOBn-f-Bf. BBBO*- were l.t'le
dto-arbed by Hfe f..iiurc on FrMny. aad were in
80-8880 price only 0 CO-tl B8I sbsn; lower than a
we.-k Bfo, tbe -fyregata railroad saniagB re
p,?ted thus far in No'.ei::taer In-ing 0.1 per cent
gteatei than lor tl.e 88881 weeks last year.
Suiacrintenilent White, of the Batlwaj Mail Ser
vice, in his BBBBBl r.-port :uake? a su^K.-stioti
worthy ef 881-888 attentioti, namcly, lhat railway
postal cleika who 818111 dfcablad by reason of
age or becnusc of injurii-s !?? retired upon B8a>
third or oiie-balf pay. This 888888 not unreais.ii
ablc in vicw of tl.e faet lhat the voeation 0?
theae clerlts Ls extra-hazardoins. und sotue 888>
pensation for the great risks they bave to uwIit,">
ia no more than fair treatment on tlu? part of the
OUIBlB-BB-rt < utaii.ly there could be no objec
tion to tbe pian projx.scd if -Mr. Whif.-'s recopa
mendation that tbe fund for tl.e pensions ,(C VT?
vided by withl.olding 18-81 tl.e salary of each
,-l.rlv a 888. 800*. to one-half of 1 per <*nt thcreof
lae adopted.
The downward road to Conpress-so it was onre
eaUeil by that now almost forgottoh humorist, the
Danlaury "Ncws" man. ln -Mayor Chapin- caae
it ia ccrtainly proving to hc preeLscly that.
There was tlie genuine toiu-h of winter in the
uir ycsten-iy, and people seerneil to 4-njoy it. '1 hey
v.i.ike.l with vigor. their chests thrown out, a
line coh.r in th.-ir chceks, and a livcly sparkle iu
their cyea. A good bnsk w..lk of half an bour in
kcen, inviaorating weather like tliat of yesterday
is WOTth a aoaea picseiiptioiis and a bundred
tonics to the average man in good health. If
anyone is troubled with indigestionj sleeplessness
or other ills conscuuent upon the busy lives whieh
New-Yorkers lead, let him t'ry regular doaea of
Nature's elixir at this time of the year.
All danger of a water famine in this eity i.s
now past. and the regulur aupply of 105,000,000
gallons daily is aguin allowed to How through the
pipos. New-Vork'a reeent experiencc onght to
teaeh more thaa one valuable lessou. lt i.s uf
prime importnnee that new BtoragB re?ervoirs
should he provuled as soon ns poissible, 88 that
a siillieient (|U_ntity of water may lae available
for even a loiiger and sevcrer drouth" than we
bave latel.y passed throu-h. Meanwhile, if 0-0801
nguia comes in sight, tbe warning should be given
lietinies, and the prevention of waste begin early.
Then all establLshments, of whalever kind, whieh
u*' large qBBBtitteB of Water should Ih- M itiire.l
t.i put in meters au a ebeek on needlets coii-ump
tion.
- ?
What is the meaning of the hints lhat Almy
may i> Ml freoi* Almy waa tbe perpctrator of a
mo.st eruel and cold-bloo.led murder; ho pteadod
guilty, and afler testimony bad been taken to
4lct4'rmine tlie degree. of his crime-a proce.ling
wliich would be anomalous in the cburfc of this
State-he W0B senfenccd to ba banged in Decmlicr
of next year. Ho paaaibia reason for* Kxeeutive
elemenoy can be imaginetl. l_eie is alsolutely, so
far as the public knows, not one mitigating cir
eumstanee in the case. Yet there is talk of some
BMIBt proemlin.s that may result in aetting him
free. lt is to ?>e hoped that it ls no more than
tulk. ._ -?*-?
FERSOXA L.
As sliowinK how une.xpcrteU (iovemor I'.oles . Crst
, i., ? ob was .. him ta i reara a- >. His doaahtar bbbb
I??, . ihal -'"? aad her tathar aad tranhi all Baaaad for
a Baropaaa toar a) tha thaa, aad whentha nowa eaaaa
t?f hls euccess tho Journey was aLanaoiiea.
llcrr lju.lolpli Hoaae, Owaer of Ua " n.u-llner faaa
blatt ? ono of tl.e BMMt wl.lcly reBi BOBBpOOOri lB
i;.-rinnny, has pteaaatad a flncly e?ii'.lpped hospltal to
mm Banwan. mtn <>t o.rt-i*. _%- ??*.- *_-i_>-m-- _?
eeotad the pift wtth gNBt pmnp a few days apo.. Herr
Haaas la aa-ons tha wealthlaat imb to **?- ?P
iiv.-, iii .-. palaca ln Imvna Ph-ca. bbo of tha Baaav
uini'-t 8800108 la tiao Qerauui eapttaL
Tho Rev. Henry F. All.-n. Of BoatOB, tmm* of tlie
Chnreh of tha MBeateh, is a aieaibar of a aewtof aodoty
aai doei a ttttle tmbrobmrr, -The Poat* aajra, whlch
mav not have a hiph rointner<inI vnlue. I.ut is es.eemed
uyhls fair pai-isliioners (01 .scntiiu'iiital I8B08BB,
MaatBB J. r.-ello BBl Caaitaa W. Kairbanks are
talkert about ln Indlan* ns pBBBlhhl I imliiiates for tlie
(iiavornorship. TMJT are botli Uepubli.uns; and the
latter is sp.-ken of tis upi-BUnUna the Greaham interest,
a, if this w-io bo etemaot -lflerent from tha AiB-tata
tration purty.
Mnric Twato, IMa-toi lo play a |ooa aa aa BrngBtm
man ?lr> aahei him for a BBBtch ln the hotct eonttor
at Aix ics Batoi not Iobi aaja, o her.iwtth to upht a
laaip, cave ma bbm b lafely _steB without the bax la
aeratch it on. when iabsa8_0BUy the _-i<B-hmaw
t.aid him thal n t batoi able to Upht tha natah on his
trouicrs, he had Bcratched on tha alndow-pane witii
duccess Mr. Clemena hoalad in his )oke f?r repolr*.
He fouu.t on expertmerri that his matchaa would llgat
.-sily v.lieu ilrawn biisl.ly BBTOM WtnaOW-g-BB-.
Priaea Oaanthar of Belra_anhBrff-llaa01alaB\ in <;er
ir.nny, has bcoiiie BB1BBX1 tB U.e PllMeai Luisc VOB
WaMaoharff, la tha Bi at |of "f ius aahJootB. Wltb
ihe e\.e;u:..n of Ih" ti'a.l K'1^' ,,tl0 "( "-ivaria, he is
Um ..'iiv nnroarrled rule- in Uermany, a:-.d ha- now at
tain.'d the Bfa Of forty years.
The Marquls C.rimaMl dl Torrisena. the BBBlthp
Itiallaii DOb-BBBB who wus captureU b.v bandlts B few
waaha aaja, haa been aai al Bhaily. The MB-aata waa
dellveied Into the ltaiuls of tho robbers by two Mrvanta
wi;,? hai baaa Ib his anla lor mmuy jraara, Me
was ...nlii.id for niuc ilays iu a dai-k eave ln tl.o
iiioimtains, an.l waa 0bU_8< lo tobat-t upon the
Imiiip-sI kind of food. The bandlts deniiind-<l a larf(8
ranaom, bnt the ttaUaa pahea paraaed theai so riosely
that they were forced lo |lve tho Karqalfl his libcrty
an.l thus loat tle- B-PC-Ud money.
THE T.i I.E OF THE DAY.
riii.-ago papan ara amrely rritielslni tha Bbt.
\V. Bf. WllaOO, an Kpls.opal clci-cymaii of tliat eity, for
iobm atteraneea of his an ti.e lahor qaeadoa. " wTwa
woililnpnieii," he BBB-, ? luuke B deniand for hiphcr
w:ips it is nntural for tha question to B-tM whether
tha BraattBB ef aacb a leqaaal wlll pr.rve af Baaatt t<>
Ihe (oininiiuity. lf the conimuiiltv ha.l tho BBBBTBBCa
that tha paBtlnfnf tha leaiaadi <>f lha ttaaattatad ala
meiit woul.l result Iii BB iniproveinenl of their conillliiin
there wtiuld bo no llmit lo tha ftO-Bf, nnd we would
l* only t4io plad ta do all in our power to help our fel
low uuiit." The iissiiiupllou iu this .intciueut perhaps
uatooiciloaa that araaaa pai.i to wattuaaaaai is a pift.
the nnioiint of Whlah should ilcpend 0B tlieir mortil
?.vorthiiiess. ratll-r thau B __*- to whi.h th.s aie en
tltled, la .le-erve.i|y < ! .na-ieii/.. .1. nol onl.v u- bai
political econoiny, but bad Clii-siianlty.
nip chaaea for la-provcaaaBtv-FIr t .\n-ti? Ixploror
-I s iv i
^<.d Arctle K\plo:-ei--Say on.
- I -iv ! W'e'ic in a BOX.
-Jaaao." _ .
?? W'c'll have t<> W0l1 for B r-srultip paitp."
-Thafs il."
??Ono wlll come. I mppOBB."
"Yaa, iii'-y alwofi ooaie hai a*l Biaapa bb time.
i-1 ai| I"
-la.n't vnai think the BaBBBBl 8H-I lf Arctle ex
ploratlon nilffbt bo Improvedf"
? Perhap. so. What woald you i_B_eal I
'? i tlilnk Ihe resriiing party oaghl t<> p..
iih.-ad." (New-Vork Weeklv.
4>no of tho larp.-t 88081 II tho BBBM 1* <>n the
Island of loi-l.ii, BhOBl tB- luil-s fr.'in tba town of
l'unte l.'...!a. I')i to tha present timo it BBB never
bt'.'tl thorouphlv explored. A few wcks apo lo-.nl
s. lentisis .let. rniliie.l. If pi.-sil,l.', to (ala KMB8 BBBWl
,,,!-,. ,,? ih- latarlor. v taartaaa Baaor tmm u
nela-borlnc 0IOB8-1 mppttai -Kb InBtnuaaaai iai
(....ii f..- i i"!u: jo'ii?'?cv, BBoartaob Um axphaatloB.
i ? throagti tha aatranee, bardly taip eaaaah for
a inun's boBf, he friiiid blBMatf lB Bfl lintn. n. e i . U
ril.l-'.l hall, ?llh ?nlls r'aehlnp lu pla-vs to H he'._ht
.,f . veiili Uve fi .1 \ailoi.s small BBIW8?BByi lt
Iioiu the r-.om to oth.Ifl-tlBf ln 4-8 BBl appeaHMIC '.
wm two oara aad a aaM lha aiaa eaatlaaad aa ata
Jomnt-y Ihioiipli the sv.stein of .av.-iii-, w lit-n
ln, inn. n -s w_s Ktupped bv tho iiiesence of
au Imsncn-e l.al.e Klndlnp no BB] tB
pet BOfBafl the watcr, BJ 881 o'.llpisl to retuin to
the enininre, BBVtBf 8888 808 8-80 ln Ihe IBBBW
laiiean cNplonUlon. Sheplici-s lu tho nelptiborliooit
sny thnt lha 8000- B8h ls B0BI < ulvl on tlie ..Bst.
Illei-e I.I le.-.st ls a ileep I."!.'. kll..?ll lls the " KimrlllK
CBvarB," ln s| inny weallcr VB08i from the B08B8
.lash down tha l.olo und make u nols. wlt'ich BM bo
Iicui-d fur und wldy. llie citw Loui Uio 8*081 giivo
-?-r_fc
riae I- Ihe nnmo. The *nme rx*- oll-ir r?-?irtn_ car.
h-urd ut Iho ."rrlninre of the <ave neur I'on'e '
BtaBfaa nnd tr-jiiti<ii.s aaaal tiie a_a_ra nre n,
|,l.'iitifiil. *a*E*t *9*maa*t B-B rc-cn-jri
Miinc l.me on tho l-bind aay tlm' tt i. a sum. J.
1.1-1 of the river _k_to, whlrh om? errrptled lnt-~_Z
(inlf of (iilvl. "?
TIkj enlltor ol " MaijM-r'. Dratver* my* th__ |t_
toUoaj?HJ lines were arrltton br a Boato?*n, amtnpi ?
nilRht he tappoaod, l.v ?? i Jealuii. Nr* Y'.r_?_.( w
cuvllllng -MBBBJB taaa" :
I'NIQI K.
w Pmy, your real oplnlon ~p-?k,
ls not Baaaa __Ha 9*\*jt* t*
a i qiilt.t BBP?I B?BJ you, of .Jiiirne:
l.'nua, one, and e?|iiu-, hor-o!"
Tliat waa n ?*? .'IshtfuMy shrewd an-w^r of tha m^
wife of ProfeMor lUBtaoa, Wbe .l-IIUed the eaaT?
fa-Wloaa <<f thr p-Hfioii-. I'mzue of Ibal day. aha _y
nvltert u (r.-ritl-niiiti to (llriner aad h" had a.r^fJJ
wlth the rrxerviitMiii. " 'f I am -pired."
? areeL ttatt,* said Mrs. BotflQt-, '? il ye/re dtad I_
na e_pect ye."?(Dfti.it P808 PB -?
" The London Lat.cet'' Mfl of the remar!i__lo naaot
Iwrfi.rniatKe of Vnjor Knox liolmc-, the \e___,
epattat. This ofHcer, who ha~ now ull hut rompleusd _)?
eighty thirtl year, took p~rt ln IBa " aalBtar. _aaBbj*fJ
tho Twenty-slxth Middlcs... Cjreftag ('~-p.. tnm
llltrhliaa to -8?8?88088- nnd bark, ? dl .tani-e <,f 100
miles. Tho Ume eeeeptai by tbe rofaataora waa ie
hours nnd .7 minutes, hut. altbnoarh the aiUir ?__
ln no setise n race, Major Ilolniea, who wa. mooatal
on a tandetn wlth a fouthfiil r!.?r unl-r Ih ._m ?|
ns.e, arrtved at the termlnatlon o! the uiiu-.i. i?(
minutes ln O-vante of lila companions. ||? ?H
necoa-arlly fntigiu-d, Lut aoon rccovercl, and part?_
of dinner wlth _c->t.
"My boy s.-ivs you hnv-n't taaght hlm any *.pel_a_,
?a.i<l Mr. ()-(<?-.- tO t!i<" U?< !.<-.-.
??No; we only tea-h the Rlrls -p-llln.. Tbo hoyi
don't nead II, bewaiise when they tn-nv np ?> id i
baataaaa. ti.ey aaptay tba ajyta a. tjp-wrUcr_.,-(ia8
pcr's il___r. ________?____-____
THE ____M_-_-_n COBVEEt.
From n strlctly _____ i-<?l"r of 88888, tbe ? ~p_.
OBBBl iiiartc by the Gernian I.le_ertriin_ I ?-t i.i,ht_
plvii.k' tho llrst of this sea.son _ ron.crt- ln the Mi_e
Hall ln-t?_<l of th- 808?88. 888 **** r.H.m-_ai
hljrhly -MOOOBfBL Whether It will BMBl ''?? apflaaaj
of those- of the nicmb<"rs B/flO nre taaa*Et BBB?laf *
the socltil side of tlie wxicty's fl8-8-taa \* nnn-er
miitter. There wlll doiibtless tie many nwnilx-rs ad_,
a_Ua concedlnp the trtlstic p.ln aBBaBUJ?i_0i l?r tta
BbaaPB, will yet ejaoottoa tlie proprletv of tli- rlnb'i
enUriiiJC the fleld as a (riv.-r of publl,: 80800.88, t__t
not only lnvlUn?r pul.li8 rrltii Isni. but P?MflBfl :\*Me n>
niurh ef Its ml-sion BB was rmbwred ln the Maa _al
tlie club'i miisl.-al eifoits are de.lt-n^<1 to cdlfy and en
t.rnlii Its own ?M-Baara. The iiint-nlt'id. tt virh aa
BBBarB--Bf as tlmt of hvt ni_ht inU'l.t he lield t_
ju>_fy ti." ooeaBtaaal aawaaaaa <<f laa rteV-BBBa
taeeee taaa tiie ns-'t. of pubiicity, und -. ioa| _ tta
porflaraBaaea ls aa Ha ptane occnple- but nlftbttbara
noed be no loss at len .1 ln dijniity. Hut hu-ever Ua
members may think, for the pabtte the rboap i.? a
dlstlnet pam.
T.-3 rhortis of Uie soclety npp^nred |o ipleaBM f<*a
]_.t afajba. ?nd Ua ataftac ?-_ ta tiie btabaal degr
eiB__tata.
In thelr pnrt of tn- propm,mm." the men santr pa^
ticularly well, and pive e*__eee nf BB oBvaaea iinde?
the drill of ll--rr ll.-inrhh leaB?BB. 8*0 _M ]>_t
entered nr-in his 8800-1 >> ;.r a- tli" BOaBB?BT tt
tho 80?atp. la the llrst number, a B8BB-?. by i-rb,
baafBBbJg "Kfla BB das ftaU." Iba aaaaia'a aaaa
laillnlpaaaf. a.i<t aftarwarB -an^ tho ettaral p_t a
iv dalnty 888888888 for aaattaattS vilo. f-inale .liona
aai 088?fBBBB hy Srhubert. A n?jUblo iBBtara tt tha
mixed. rhonis was the 000888888 1808-0-1 "f -8 preva
tta* pn.poition Of nien's and 888888rB v..!. li, 188 t__f
rh.iir b_ag -roapa Baa i-. arar baaal ta tba -108101
rortrttaa tbal aaa th<> feraa-Btar.
ll'ir lOO-BOr had the Bjr_BBaoBP 088888188 to helf
him, but the ahsence of Herr HnKlsky _, UUtat ?f tta
vi.illn> \<.;i^ f<:lt almost os much BB "t ihe BOaoerl of tta
Oratorio Boelety on .-turday evening. lt is _ rl'T ?--*
ao Httic aaaa is paM la the -Mtaaaaalal aeaaaafata
incnts at nll of our aborfll <.-Bta. Aa a rule thof
aro glven after a sinule MBsaraal Bf the bund artt
bBnir ooaaMao? tik; Beeaal part of tha pn'-nunma
wus llll.'d with llcrr _08_b?8*8 "OoBlOjbaa," t?r whlrb
the ajaaal eoaapooor wtata botb t?-.t .'-nd m.i?i*
An BBatt-f aaa naata f<>r Mr. Pkcbar, aaa __B _a
part Of 0_BB_aBJi th'.u/h altlht.-.l with n BOBfl. Tta
other solo rocal performers of the 8*0BB_ *<?-? -"?
Eiiima Jnch, Mi-s Oflva PlaaB?BB and Babata Kaa.
mann. Miss H*V* volco and Btpta w<-re never *m
iii.-n-.u-at') wllli the rroat air from ? ****** wfikl
.1.0 __-u_?i. aa- a_ta aaaaa Iba ill.-aYiu ?' iirr
itiner_nt and a-ventui.ful openit.a <ar<_;r. Misa
Pnoata?I won a aaaei aabb bbaaallBaI aaaaa ta bta
Bobabert aaatt?r. Mr. EtaBarea-tf ptapat ball a Baaa
Bborl ptooi 1, Btaeaap baart at bta r..-< i..<i-. and bbbbbbI
araal eia_aa_aa. The i.-n-_.<<-rt riH,m wa, .._.
pletely tllled by the uudlencc. the p_N_BB8ra - ?0
bosea b'in? ?s -_B_nj:
1 v .s.-tiinid. aa ir. in v- Btataoer.
i. k. h-inockr. _4. i' ? -. |.-W_i_?/f.
3. Huao W-'-endonck. .'.. J>.. UaKWIll.
t 5_S_. 1-..K-K. M B. II- K^^ae
.-,. J. II. Sihuiuann. _.. I !_? ?_ ,-* H//'
n ., 1 Kis-niiaiiii. - Mr. M.tt-i.d-rf.
.I .V,i-_.\o Tif_-?_na. _0. Il.rn.ann. Knuljd.
r ui.-h-?iH.A.iu_i.. ^: j:;i-;:i .;;!!?*'?r
ayrgBr. ;.... "___
,? ft^wa^'r "?' K-nttT-rataoaaa.
Kl. Johu iwd'i'r. ' f_a_H
.7. a.ar.,vl'o,K. b?. - I.^-'M.-.-m,,,
ffi g-^-'BjSrr. _____.iig^___
20. J.-.-i'l. Uebmaaa. ?." ? _*a?*J_i_r
22. .,,,-.? -arer. -.' ? ?:? |.,,,ahaii
_:l. M-.sa- Hall. ?--? L>t?l."-i< W Krntlna.
-.1. Theodoi. haiiffold. *>? ,,_?.,', v|,,;,_!,,;,__
86. Wiiliam st.-ln??y W' ,_n ''k,,? ,
W. Chariea Mey*r. ? ? ? J_J%_5,__i_
.-? tnsm iir..r- ': v.',rw!""v;-.-iiu..
:;,.. i.r. Wltbtaek. ?.- _^__^_i Wlb-r.
81. cbartea Btrlnray. ??-? Usar "? "lu
:<-2. Wi-laaa WtaBa.
sm. B_D__/fl . i.T-WTK rBP-Xll C_W_-*.
a hasty BBbettta-Ba aaa aa_e b.um ln tae .1*
prani.ne ef Mr. BeMI. aeveatb eoareH al too}***
i.v.i.un. as a-B-BaeeB tor taa a-BBtaf. .BJ
Kemcnvl. tho Mulini^t. W88 t. hav, *** *[ ^
taaraaoe ln New-Yorb after _everul tra
,?? Z araa-BUtaal aat of t-ara. Hla **?'*Jm.
prograauaa, boaaver. aan fUlod. to Ihe -
M uucoinnionly tanja andxti.e. bv BBpwr Ao-aaa
,,.,.;,-! ..,,,1 Mr. v..M- Herbera. Taa iaraaar aaaaJBa
Kpoalrap-i to tlio e-Cfttai etar frea " to-Bbflaa
vbieb be aapptoBBOBteal in leopoaoa to Iba l':xnyJr
plan,." be ptaal lor it by the torea* fa aoafl "*?
-ian.i.':i.'' l~'Hi ln Ma 88-4 n.l.u-t BBOHBar. ? ?
nag tae ItaBaa toaea, allb ptaao. Mr. >:-rN,>rt
beari ta bb aobapp. perreraloa of ***1*mmm
Deatr,' i-v Bertata, aaai ta -siim -aaaa. M <-"r '
Wblcb he play.'d Wttfl BBOaf I-BmB bBM ??__?"
techBlqae. Mtaa Uiataa Bata- retatasB Btt faa;
orlglBaUp aaabpill her OB the pn?itram_?. ana?
?l ?? Vo.e," f.on. "11 H_r..l-r\- -*?*-* :l" <,N,?__I
Maaaaai af Ua tanw_j BUBealttaa. rta ??"Jg
bai baaa tarfrii aapa---l ln the -i.- >~ ? jTttft.
ataplag eraa aarfced b? bbcobubob flrc wf'fS m
{,.-.. a new 10808888 f"r atrlna ..r. -i.--tr.ii >\? At{.
tnur m.'V.'ui.-nts, an I 00 ..v.-rtuiv. ?? Hero aBBM"' ^
bf Klvlsrhiiiann. boih played fur tlie ~r 1 "-' ? ' ?.
lnter.sblna aad well-wrttten \'\'T,t.. ifl_af
tireiv worthy of tl.e ooaapany iu ablcb t"-) iV<s*
IBeauelvea ou tbo propaauaa
WK-TWAKD THK STAK Oi KVPllll
rrom IBa Beetoa ABTerltaer. A
HtaBoapoUa l- In tacb. Tbe BM-tins ''' _',?'-.
faUonoi Kepublican ?.'i.v.-iiti >n neat )rar *l"5rf
the Ug, bouuelng metropolla of Blnnoaota Ju? _ujwW
of "bo.1111" tbat -..' a wreaB-rn towna rovei. t'-jjui
roaaona tho Beetalon reaebcB 00 tbe --" ''""'"Tria
Wa.l.li.irtoii la-i __a_aj l" uotable. ?ilt !? '"*"?;,- wa
iKF.Ncn l_OBa__-TT.
Aprai*- ol the rvcent flnan^Irriata. tp t ,
??d Ihe -t..t- 11...11..P?''??;1-' '? .' ,t ... eatlinanH.
r,.dt_, '..:,;,,,!.:_ ol arart U_e-__ba._aaJbo ?*?
;"',,.:,:.,,,!.._ of .ll.v.1 tavs tuni'i: -(."(|_rl?,
nM>i.t_- of tbta jroar. aver Uio %^T%al*BBj
tu.- san..' 11 :!?< ol ~i .ea~"< r", ',, , ,.r,?,f -itb
,ll-.i"i?.!..> V":"!i"\.::;,,it;.1" d? 3
.omnierelat affufVa ln i"<" ara ta a *-**
tiid aaala tbelr toraae preaaeap.
nrm- wmooirTi-SIic-wmTAmyn*n*\
PraoaTba l 11 ? ttmaa ? ir-. ?t
II...V la .-,-? m,,i rt..?t rt,._vj;. .n-.-u-J.
U_ c-ouiplvtlon Of tho M(_.u_u- t-uul.

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