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FOUNDED BY HOBACE 1EEELET
TUURSDAY, DBCEMBBB 3, 1891.
^TWELVE PAGES.
THL h'EWS THIS MORXIXG.
Foreign.-Advices from Tekln say Uiat the in
stirirent forccs nuniber only 1,500, and that the
uprisint: is merely local: tlie imperial troopo at
tlie Great Wall are being rcinforced. __=- Nova
Seotia New-Brunswick and Prinoe Edward Ioland
are (_ge0O-i-S o Project for union afi one provinoe.
?_Mr Goschen, Choncellor of the Exchetiuer,
Pvplained at a n.eetin* in London a new flnoncial
poheme deviacd by ^0_flfl_t == Dom Pedro Ifl
MSS.Sl?tte Board of Canvassera met
iu Albanv and ri-.vassed tlie vote of the four
i BUflUflonom rlrrl in this State: K?publican counsel
were not permitte, to itispect public documents m
relation to dlflputad election caaes. ss-B-a Super
viaor Welcli. appeared iu Justice Kenncdy's court
|a ByroooflO, aroo omolcd and put in a oell, bal
inbocqaeotly n-leaa.il aa aalL oombo An exploslon
?,f dynuniitc near Huverstraw killed flve men.
Tbe anoo-O- eraJan New.Vork waa launche.l
from the C'ninips' 6lii].yanl at Phila.lelpliia. ______
l....-;il elcctioiis wore l.eid in several New-England
States.
City and Suburban.?An accident on the Row
Virli iiiid llarlem -ailroad caiihe--l ti.e death of
two loborero, tbe injury .?i 0-YCfol others, and the
;i!i. nl a car witb lorty p!i_*tiger6. =_=_
lt wao deaied tbal Edward U. Fit-i.l. who ha? been
Idaeod in aa oorrluia, liad robbed hi? father; Cyrua
? tald'fl eonditioa Miuvve.l a sliuht iiuprovenient
during tlie day. ? School Coniniisf-ioners voted
t.i inerei;j"e the s-'ilari-s of the janitors. _=b The
Kcotcb Preaby-friou Choroh declincd to amal
;;ni,i'c With the New-Vork. ______ Stocks de
(.I early, uodet tbfl exce_*<ive weakneso oi"
Mi.ouii Pociflo aod h'i.limoiid Terminnl. The
Baa] changea werc a.lvances, and the ciosing wa_
bimnir, at ulwut t'.ie bioboot points.
Thc W-o-ather-Eoiecas- lor t?-day: "Warmer
OBd fair. Tcaiperataifl yestenluy: Ilighest, 4.
dopoga; Jow.-st, I3j ;iv-Tusc, .'<9 I-'-.
The proposition of thc counsel for the several
Bcpublicon Seoatonholoot ofkoog Btecttoag aie
toatested, that th- qtiastions be subniitted at
niK-e to an cxtraoruinary gJBOOgoJ torm of tho
Supreuie Cburt and then to tho Court of Ap
loals, ig ;i? B__m Btlj rOa_NM_bta one. If Gov
ornor Uill and his copaic?ners have any desire
lor j-stit-o and fair OOoH-f. they will put 00
ob?_cle in the way of this plan, but will do all
io their power to further it.
0
Tho I'nioii Leaj;iie C!ub has wisoly decided to
bo!d a spc<ia! iiKotinR to-night to POOOtol its pro
t_* against David li. HflTg IB-COitj attt-inpt to
cotint in a Ik-motratic Legislature by hwk and
by trook. The prote-t cannot be tou loud and
earnest. Tbo Uaioa League is not in the hal.it
of doing tbinjjs by halvcs. It is a powoifal or
gujii/itioii. and may bo trnsted to speak power
fully on o queo-oa ot the aooal vital intc-i.-s!
tn i-voiy .iti/ci of the Srite. Vice-Pre.si.lent
Kli--. wkose recent (leniinciatioR of Hill and his
O-B-Bfileai plot m_ m/t lackitig in vigoi, i\ill
pi-oidc at tho meeting.
Thero b;is bcon >id bh__iier_-_ Lo thc Gal?
livan cooe. Oa Tue_d_jr toot-OK-rj wu given
by 0 irltOOOO who uiidoul.U-dly k)!d B liiainifact
ure<i gtoo in the inteiesi of the defeiKtiiit.
Orders were given bv A-si>,tuiit District-Attonipy
Wdlnian to detain this witness, Bcnnett, but on
tho Bdjournment of tbe court he wus allowed to
go at larfre, and. acting upon the hint he had
roreived, be has gono into hiding and could not
be found jooBsritgr. When Gallivan himself
went on th-- fltaad he repudiated liennett's story.
Mr. IY0--00a ha* l.?en corwidered one of the
ni(??t cfficifii'. BttBfhfi of Mr. Nicoil's oflico. Why
did he givo wnrning to liennett that he was in
danger? At wboi I in-ti^-ition was Bcnnett act
lag? Tho whole coopo of the pnx-eedings in
(ia'iiva::-- caoa h:_s beeo BU-frfciouo. Mi. Wcll
man ii under the neteasity of taking immediate
gtOpI to l t l.imvif iigl)t in tho BBbttor.
Tiie Bpeet-ClC Of two eOBI-l eitting sido by sido
tt Svia* ii-M', one waiting to checkmate the other,
is not an edifying one. Tbe pioceodings before
Judges Kennedy and O'Brien are variously < cni
f_cat?a and mkj easily a*?pe?r to _ho loy mind
to be in a hopeloss tangle. One thing only
stands out cloar; that (Jovernor llill has net up
a court thoro for the purpose of having his own
fi!l carried out as against the rulings of tho
rogiilar court. What. tho otitcome will he the
next few days will disclose. The most intercst
ing dovclopmcnt yesterday t\as tho emorgence
from his hiding place 0* Supervisor Welch, wh->
disap_>caivd with election returns in his ].. *
sc-.si.ni a few days |(o. Aftor being taken into
ciist.xh ho ?88 almiit .1 80 l>ail, Judgo Kcnnedy
having no wLsh to dcal harshly with him.
No uptown nn ivemcnt is tho motto of the
Scotch _-.88_.jrtB-?B Church situated in Four
teenth-st. near 6th a\c. The deci.ion of it.*
officers lo ihat cllcct \\88 announeed at a meet
ing held h__ ovotiing. Kecently ovortures for a
OOUBOlidBtioa 8TBT8 made 81 it b.V the New-York
Chunh, which has a line ediflce in Harlem. tho
proposition iuvolving tho abandonment of tho
Fourteciith-st. building. The dcdsion of the
Scotch Church to BBinain in iLs' old field is un
(kiubU'dly Wrmth The uptown tendency among
churchcs should BO. be carried too far. Tho
downtown lield il woith cuhivating. Besides, a
romoval froin'F.urteonth-st. to Onc-hundred-and
twenty-cighth-st. would mean tho virtual wiping
out of a church with an honorable and succcssful
career. ____________________
THE STATE CANTAABEES.
Tho members of the State Board of Cnn
vassers convened yesterday, but declined to play
into the unclean and dishoncst hands of David
B. llill. If he expected them one and nll to
blacken their reputations beyond redomption for
all time by lending _88__-t-*_ to his conspiracics
against tie ballot-bux ho was mistaken. Tho
Board conductod itwolf with propriety. It met, i
save in one particular, the beat expectation of
honest men. No disposition was manifcsted on
the part of any of its members to defy tho law
and subvert tbo will of the majority by counting
in candidates vWbo had been rejectod at -ho j
polls. Tho order issued by Judge Edwardg re- |
straining thc Board's action was ticated with due
respoct, only the vote for Congressmen being
ca-fBdBBd. ThB iffOBhl of ->_.'. UoB, Secir'aiy
of State, of tho perfcctly rcasonablo request of
(ounsel to be allowed lo examino certain returns
which ai-e the aubject of dispute was indeed a
gravo blunder. The public has the right to see
public reconls, and election returns are public
k'i.ikI. . With cqual justico Mr. Rice coilid close
his office donrs during hf__ne_s hours.
But with this exceptkin no fault is to be found
with yestcrday's piocoodings. The Board is to
meet again to-day. and wo cannot bring our
aelves to lielieve that a majority of its mem?
bers will do anything to disturb the good im
pression which was made yesterday. No ono
who is anjiiainu. with John Bogart will believo
that he ean be induccd U> tarnisb his honored
name by doing tho unspeakably dirty woik which
Hill expects at his hands. Tho same remark ap
plies to Frank Bk . Bis frienda scorn the idea
that he will consent to mako ghipwreck of his
promising futuro in order to pleaao a hoss who
is as selli-*h as he is disreputable. And Attor
ney-tienei-al Tabor, who goes out of office this
y_tr, ean it be that he will place a foul blot on
iho (iosing chapter of his adniinistration just to
obligo Hill? As for YVemplo and Danforth, the
other members of tho Board, they are recognized
as thoroughgoing llill men ; but it _B supposablo
that their devotion to him is not so ardent as
to indtioo them to commit politieal r.uicide at his
soliVitatioii.
They aro all men of intelligcnce. They are
all familiar with the requirements of the elec?
tion la.vs. Th<w are perfectly well aware, theio
fore, that their functions are purely ministerial.
They cannot go Bchind tho returns. The qucs
tion'as to whether or not Mr. Sherwood is eligihle
they have no authority to pass upon. On tho
dulv certified oopies of the returns made by tho
1 .i.-i-ds of County Canvassers they are to act,
bearing in mind that tho C-.nstitution providos
that "each houso (of the Legislature) shall bo
the judge of tho elections, returns and qualifica
tions of ita own members." Tho Kepublicans
are making no unreasonable demands. All they
ask of tho Board is tliat the will of the people
as expres_>d at the ballot-box in November shall
be respected. .
A SIGX OF XAVAD PBOGRESS.
The successful launeh of the armored cruiser
New-York fourteen months after the laying of
her keel is a signal pioof of the progress of
American ehipbuilding. When the work of
creating a new Navy was undcrtaken by S*-cir
tary Chandler in ls8.'{ such a vessel could neither
have been designed nor constructed. Before so
large an armored cruiser could bo built and pro
vinVd with engiiK's and battories of high power
it was 00088889 not only tha. American deeign
m sl.uiiM B_a_C all the details of modern naval
archiH'cturo. but also that a eomplex aeries of
new industries ghi uld bc .mccessfully introdiircl.
The fint font veaaeaj added to the Navy wero
superii.r in a!l resjrects to the lequiioments of tho
contraet*, but there was neither the technicaJ
skill in the Departnient nor the plant in Amori
(iiii shipyards and iroii-works requisite for pro
ducing s'ucli a ve*sel a.s the New-York. Nino
years ha\c sufficed for eo large a devolopment of
engineering talent and shipbuilding resources tha5
it is now practicablo to bufld in fourteen months
a cruiser of the highest s]*ed, the largest ooal
endiitanco and uniivallcd defensive and oflfen?ivo
qualities for her cla-s.
It is this crqaiity for building in a short
period the best vcssels of their dass which to
s onormously the defensive powers of the
Nati.m. The I'nited states not only is atronger
on the seas from having a modern Heet of high
speed and heavy guns, but Ls immeasurably more
forn.idable as a maritimo Fower from having
the resouites at its command for doubling it.s
naval ainiamenis in litlle more than a year. Ii
foreign complicntions had arisen in 1883 and
w_r with any nation had b600BB8 necessarj', there
would bftTebOBB iiu infeii.ir ileet for the defonce
of three gwa* gBahoBrfll. and neither industiies
nor faciliti.t* for rapidl.v designing. building and
laiin.-hiiig reaaa- ot hla___fa ofldancgr for purpa*/.*
(?f naval warfare. Where thc United State* waa
Iheii WBBk it i"* now s'rnng. Tho progi'Oss of
navai anhit'ctiii.- and shipbuilding has re.ca.-l
ABMrieaaa froiB dopoadoBoo ujk.h foieign Powbh
in critical eni"rgeii(ies of its diploniacy. Tli.y
h;i\.- roaoureea Of thoir own for maintaining a
long naval war wlth any Kuropean Fower.
Theie is noftflg point in connection with the
launeh of tho New-Yoik whidi cannot be un
duly ciiipliasiz-.d. lt is an Am"rican ship thioiiph
and through. During the CleveJaitd Adniinis?
tration foreign ___B_gBl ^ere purchased, and
sovenil ci-uiBBta *_M built after Engli?h models.
BtoCB Secretai v Tracy rame into office A-Berican
engineering talent has not been discredite. by
enforc^d imitation of foreign types. Every new
ship which has been designed under Republican
adniinistration has Ijeen American in every line.
I The result of this policy has been a marked ad
I 9m*t* in naval architect.irc. So long as Aineri
I ean deaifiwn arew requirod to copy th^ umk
of F.ngli*h dlMff-it88888 there was no chane*1 of
1 boflding ahipi >v!.ich v.ould bo uniivalled in their
(!a*s. Now that ?.ur engineers are empowered
to think for tli-m-.-lves, original work is dono,
and Um BBB. r*lii|-s B0BBI will be those under tho
Auierican llag
The No^-^'oilc, uhen she is once in commie
aion, after deinoastrating in official trials hor high
Qtialltiea ** a cniiser, will serve aa n model for
Europoan shipbuildcrs. The 1 ?ira._ if she nn
1*818 the 08)81 tati0M of the f ><'|> irtliH'iit. will
revolutionize fanfgl ****** B- (,r etalgBJOf.
American piwtigc on the high .cns will be
iwtcred to Mg okl-titno dUfiixtion in days when
our Yank-oc .lij |>or sthips wcro taken as models
by inui'.inio Kurojio.
sri'PORTiSG BOBBKBT HY FALBEBOOD.
The impudenco of the (lofendois <.f thc Hill
conspiracy to steal tho Statw is as unbouiid--d 88
their meiidatity. It is BBHBtol that even tho
tn il brazen of falsiliers should vonturo so to
p'Tvert the facts and n '?' ti* Bl __M cl88_t and
manifest truths of thc case. Thc unscrnpvlous
advocates and associates of the thieves who have
tried to rob the vnters oi thi* Btate ef the ro
sults of their balloting 88BBI. th;it it is tho ___.?
niior's duty to see that the sei-ref. ballot is kept
secret, that the count is honest and the returns
regular. ln what line of the Coiu-itutinn or of
the Statutos of the State of New-York is th?
(i..ve.inor eoradituted a l.eturning Board of that
sort? Yet perhaps there might be no ggffBBB
complaint in the State, of _k_-B_or Hil''s iisutpa
tion of authority which does not legally beb.ng
I.. him, if his object were, in truih. to aec that
tho tuiint is honest and that the returns aro
regular. A man whose whule public rareer has
been full of the vilo-u ttickery, who bas shown
himsolf to bo absolutely without ga_f__a___d or
conseienee, ivhoro a powowal adv:intage is to be
gained, this man's object in pensiiading Boards
of County Canvassers to throw out bai lots which
have been legally east and are legal in every
sonso, this BBBB'a purposo is u to see that the
eotinfi is honest and tho rcrums aro regular"!
What an insolent dolianco of public sentiment,
of reason and of justice !
(rnvernor Hill's apologists make the lyinj. BB*
sortion that the Kcpuhlicans havo been stcaling
one-third of the seats in both hotises of the Logis
laturo for livo years. Ut us 088 tho slightcst
ehrod of proof to sustain this falsohood. They
prato about" fairly elected logi. .ators," in w_0B8
favor in reality wore east only a minority
of the votes that went into thc ballot
box. They scatber untruths daily in the nn.st
astounding manner abont tho balloting and the
counting of votes in Du.choss County. WkOB
thoy say that Rcpublieans purpcscly marked for
ideiitificntion ballots, whose singlo marking was
in reality tho accidcntal slipping of tho print
cis' em quad, they exnect to docoivo do?uit
people by outrageous B_|g|,.pg|idC8lla___l and di
recb falsehood. Tliese ballots wero not pur
posely marked for identilication. and any porsnn
who says they were simply does not tell tho
truth. It has been piain over since Election
Day that Hill and hi.-. gang proposed to get pns
session of the Lcgislaturo by the foulest liot*.
Tho plot has been before nll men's eyes __B00
Hill and his cornipt BOOOBtpUoOl began claiming
tho LegL-laturo to which they were not entitled.
The Oovernor's efforts by resort to dctestaUe
devices and practices 89 carry ou: his conspiimy
aro Hagrant and notoiious. Ilis action in trans
porting a Justico of the Supreme Court from this
city to Syracuse, whoro he is not needed oxcopt
to serve the Governors indofcnsible purposes, is
not defended, or apologized tor, by any fair
minded orhonorablo porson in the State.
Tho Hill fabric of niendacity an.l __0_BM8 is
baaed largely on the coiwunt repetitkm of tho
falsehood that Rcpublieans aro i.-sponsiblc for
the failure to rcapjiortion thi* State. The original
failures to reapportion wero due to 0*4 vetoea of
Governor Hill, when the Kopublicans passed 8
jrerfectly projior bill for the taking of the COOBOB*
The DemocraU made ii|) tlieir ininds at tho last
session, when they had controil of tho Assem
biy, to stand by the thievs of the canal ring,
and to prevent any expo. .ire of their depreda
tions upon tho taxpayers. In doing this they
deliberately debermined to sacrifico tho reappor
tionment of tho State. It is their own fault;
let them stow in their own juice.
THE SPEAKERSHIP.
The organs of Democracy do not agree. Part
of them insist that tho defeat of Mr. Mills for
Speaker will givo tho Freo Tradere a black eye,
will put Mr. Cle.-eland out of the mco as a !____?
idential .andidat. and beat tho party.. But
others, perhaps not less shrewd, maintnin that
their only chance for Democratic 8888881 next
year is in the election of a moderato, capable
and rlear-headed Speaker, wllOBe control of the
EOUM will reflect credit on the party.
The opponents of Mr. Cleveland aro maintain
ing that the Democrats have less chance of suc
eaas, :ts thoy ought to bo perfoct.ly aware,-if they
make a fight exclusively on tho tariff i*suo, stoOB
by so doing they will repol and affront the great
body of Democratic vot-rs ;it the West and South,
who caro infinite'ly more for tho money question
than for any other. Fn.m that, point of view
Mr. Cleveland's nomination will be a -adfcal
blunder. and almost any other would offer bctter
piospects. So <n-en "Tho New-York Herald."
though passionatcfly in favor of Free Tiado
hithcrto, says:
Thc people do not want tho pivel I'luccd ln the luwds
ot a demacoRiie, a Free Trnder, or u fariatlcal Protoe
tionist. 11 Uie _lexUon cl Mr. MlUs or iiny other cx
tremlst is Insisted upon, ? (y.iono will bo sUirted
uhi.h -will result ln ****** every Demorrat In l_M
1'uited States to put stones ln ln* po< kct to keep him
on the eartli. _ . _, .
This is highly earncst, if not altogother mtel
ligible. But "Tho New-York Times," which is
nothing if not Freo Trade, says : " If tho
question wero to be decided on its merits, this
of itself would settlo it in favor of Mr. Mills, but
the corrupt interents that havo excellent rea_m
to defeat Mr. Mills, who is at once too ciear
headod and too UgrifU to bc of any use to
them, do not work openly against him.'' Tho
samo papor hiis tapoatodlj atgiwd thal aobodj
has any right to bo a tandidaie against Mr.
Mills. becu_5 he alono represents the one ind
only i.stfiie for which the party must light in tho
fur'uie. But in respon .' "The New-York Sun,"
which does not exactly worship tho Free-Trade
feticb, remarks:
As ln 1"7J and aRiiin ln 18S3 thc Dcnioeni. y re
tflfM to power ln Oiu-'n-vs m.-M Monday, l>enrl.ie Irom
tho jK-ople of this .oui.l.y n I .niiiii--l..ii la glva IMI
roui.try honest, aaeBeealeal Deeaoceall* gavaf___aaal<
In thls mis .on Mr. BafB* Q- tOl* BBd B_ Free Ti-kI.-i-*
hnv.) no part and no int"iv>< wlmtever. The 1'reo
Tiiider fivin Tcxus luis no inoiv .-oii.-eptiou of Uio
BBaaCf and politlcal volne of llolii.,ni'* llf.-lo:i({ tl(Thl
^iinst iaaiafl?w ;11"1 wleaaagjBBea than a hkHhiIhk
bUK lia.s of th..' Kil-iiln C Miiina.i.lii ? ? t.
Now this is a veiy pretty quarrel as it stands.
I'ar be it from anv Bopoblioaa to inteifcie in
the slightcf*t defrOO wWl thc amus/'nients of thn
Dcnun'i-ats or with tlieir plaiM lor future 1000888.
Still, it inay be propei to BBgfeat that the ex
tromo iiritation of tho gentkinen who OppOM
Mr. Mills is not exactly calciilated to Ib_B-B_
the out^ide world with a convkti m af Uv-ir as
sured 8080888 or their abounding strength. Tho
| g ' is that they aro _f) of them fighting against
the tide, and if they aOOOBOd wiLhave reniark
ably good luck. It d088 DOi BM?fl any .lifTer
en.e who is the pirticular fBlwUdBta against Mr.
Mills upon whom the tanff dodffBtl and thc
Anti-f'leveland PapillBtl may r-. .pIc Hc will
b.ivc tO combat, affr all, the fa< t that the ])arty
ha* l.ut one issiK' on wlii.h i: .hi.-.s r.. make a
(li*tinc! light BfBiOOl the BepobttoBB |>iit>. 9*>
. tn*' it is ili\idcd within it.-lf past all reeon
ciliation on the silver and olticr iuMBtaq B088<
tion . It haa but one cMiididate who ean bo
iioiniiiatcd with a fair proapOCl of supjM.rt fr>in
the Mugivump Frcu Traders, and that is Mr.
Cleveland. Without tho \otcs of Now-Ynrk,
Connecticut. and tite other Statea in which thia
faction - supposed to have strength, the party
m tn a had way. So it has tn choosc, and Re
publiians can look on nnd hugh.
. a V8MJVL CIIUMJT.
After all, our -B-_?-H_-l citizen i< H*. ?':,.v
(iOBld. We are at a loss to know what wcclnuild
do wi'hout him. For there would then 99 BO
one to 'May it to." Men who lOBB money by
bctting on what ho is going t?. do and whether
hc is " kaig*'.or "short" of tho market. men who
bn st.uks or sell them at tho w.tm- time i.iil
road manag-rs 07*- P* -B-lM BTB-Bg or vin
lating law, financiers who gnt tingled ni>, BOB
oflOBBI who incur l(*ws of other pooplc's IIWBjBJ
nn " sure things," men whose hands get co-O-OOd
holding on to straps on tho elevatod roads. and
mcn who go homo late nights, all la.y if to Jay
(Jonld. And ho takes it like a little Majir
never talks bat k-like tho man in the play. he
"ain't eavin' a word." Ifs a very iisofti! pur
DOgg that'.Mr. Jay Gould scrvw. A great DJOBJ
things that hapicn fn and out of " the fttrectr"
would bo very difficult to account for but for
him. . .,
Mr. Gould's appcarance as a factor in the
BOt-OW-Ol Hvdy canvass now going OB for the
fJyUBBIBBO-lB is not uncxpected. lle has 0-4 dono
anvthing in it yot in hU own pioper pewon, but
"The Wa-hington Star" has discuveied ono of
his Ba-ggBlfOg BTOwtbtf around the hcidquarters
of the varioas candidates in Washington, and
has MMttO-d the alarm, which has bcen tojun
up with alacrtfy by tho Washington gogOOOBOM
ent of MT_0 New-York Times." Gould, il
seems, is scheming to defeat Kogcr Q. Mills, and
is bclioved to be aiding tho candidacy of Crwp, of
Goorgia. Tho rOOOOfl bf thLs is that Ciisp was
0 member of tho Pacitic Kailroad Conimittee
which reiKirted a Funding bill a few years ago,
and it is itifcrred that if he should bo Speakor
ho would turn over tho House in a body to thc
Oflgg of tho unscnipulous (iould. " Is the Demo
cratic party in 1891," says " Tho Times " corrc
gpondent, " to permit the Pacitic iiailioads, by
thc hired attorney of Jay Gould, to organizo tho
Hoilso of Hepie.sontatives to suit tho purposcs of
that, coiporaiion?" This is w.ll and vigoroiwljr
put. From our knowledgc of thc staiesmen
composing tho majority of the House wo should
say that it would be an effectivo squelchor on
Mr. Crisp's aspirations and a correspondingly
powerfu*! reinforcement to the Texas candidate.
lf, however, it should fail, and CTisp after all
should be BJCCtod. it opens the way to tho 000-1
OiplaBOttoO when auything 0000 wrong that
"ti.uild did it." Tho probability la, however,
that Mr. Crisp's supporters BriU bo stampedod by
tho disoxciy that Jay Gould ifl bohind him.
Tho littlo man is quite a godsend to the Texxs
statesman who, from all arrounts, was falling
behind in tho race.
lt is not knovvn that Mr. Gould over chuckko.
Thero bave been times when it was supposcd
that hc did chuckle, but them is, we believe, no
living witness to the fact. If. however, he could
be tempted by any condiiion of affairs to in
dulgo in that saidonic exorrise this is inanif.-tly
the time. For if thero is auything in the entiio
d..main of possible lcgislation about which ho
is just now absolutely indiffcrent it is a Fnion
Faciiic Funding bill, the mention of which cre
atcs such disttubance among Democratic Coii
gressmen. We havo not at hand Mr. Uool-0
daily announcement of his holdings ol rail road
stocks, but the belief is general that tho amound
Ot I'nion Pacitic now owned by him would hai-fl
ly warrant the expendituu- of any very large sum
in intluencing lcgislation on that account. Tho
Funding bills heivtofore ptopoaod havo included
a provLsion for strcngthening the (Jovernmenl
lien by a blanket mortgago on the company's
branch line<s. All thc securities fsstiod on these
propertie- aro now packed safoly away in a col
lateral trust, and the opportunity for a Funding
bill has passed. It is not likely that Mr. Gould
or tho Fnion Pacitic would consider tho pOB*
sibility of legislation on that subject by tho
present Congro-s as of thc sjightest conse.|iieiice.
Still, it must anuwe them to see how seriotisly
tho friends of Mr. Mills tako rhe matter and tho
goncral offect of Mr. Grmlds namo upon tho
statjesman of the period.
On tho whole, Mr. Jay Gould is one of tho
mo^ convenient citizens in this commiuiity.
THE UTICA JOXESES.
The race ia 000, of course, always to ihe swift,
but thc bctting o.lds are invariably at least a
biin.li-e.l to one iu fnTor of thc swift. notwitl.stand
ing. When the tortoise beats tlic bare, the
jockey Olob having the eontest in charge ought
to f-TCfltlgatO the inntter. They will discover
ninc times out Af ten that the seotindrelly robbit
was paid to tbltrw the race. Still, in the fare of
nll this, we (ind a looiboriog Utica man trying
la set to South Dakota ahead of his wife.
Mr. Jones and Mies ROHogOO werc married
nt iriioa. iu Soptombor, 1?S'.?. The bride wore
some sort of aoft, clinging sttiff, while the bride
groom wna elad in the ronvcntional black. The
loeal papers spoke of the " high contracting parties''
and referred to the " happy couple,-' and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Jones went to Niagnra Falls on their Wtddlog
tmir. Last siimmer the fact dawned on the
.loneses that they otight to have a d-TOK*. Now
the inexperiem-t-d reader who never had a divoree
may not see, a O-YOOOg in the Jones family being
aO-OflOO-Ti Orbal differcnee it made whieli got
lt, but it did make a great deal of dilTerence. It
Is'much la'tter for you ta -,'ct a divorre from ymir
llllsband, than for your husband to get one from
y.iu-unlcss, of 000?00, VOO want to go on thc
stage and stur in the Ili.inestic Drama. So it is
not strnuge that wheti the JoaOOM de.-ided thnt
they should bave ti divorre in the house, eaeh
was nn\i"iis t.> gfll it- Naturally they turne.l
their fooflfl lOWOld South Dukota. Both dC-idcd
to start witjiout deluy, nnd then Ik?^;iii a lutter
day race of the hoig aud thc tortoise that vvi.iild
have diagusted 4_00f>
Mr. Jones look the fust Wi-stern express for
fhicago. Mrs. Jones waitcd tWO hours aii.l
boarded the litnited nnd po-Acd the ex|.ress at
Toledo. Slie vvave.l her liiind ut JoOBfl as her
train shot pitst. She got to CblOOgO hh hour
nheud of her husband, but she fuiind that it
did not, help her any, as be would arrive in time
to take the mii.r train fot Dakota. This did not
(ILseuiicert her. howt-ver, and she spent the two
hours whrch she had to wait in visiting the
Auditoriiiin und the htock-yards. When thc
Wistern train left the stati.ui, Mrs. JoflMfl
wns in the fllCOP-Og-OB. MwiiL-hrp, while Jones
had a l<e!th in the Wia-IOQOOghbflbor. Ib
ehuekled when he found that he had CflOgbt t-0
hiiine train flg Ufl wife, though he didn't know
what he oroo Bbookli-g oboat Bfl bogo't chaekkd
uny fl-MO. It Ifl proboblO tiiat hfl will 00*. r
rhuckle again. Mis. Jones soon made friends
with tho coiiductor by stniling at him aud not flfllt
ing him if bO bad ever lieen tfl u wr ck, and as
tliey neared the South Dakota line slu- si-nt out
oranges, jclly-cike, a flve-dollar bill nnd so forth
tu the englneer. Jones was in tho roar car; she
was in the one itiiin.-diutely in front of it. Juat
hefOtO they rea.-hral the last station in Mlnnisota
slu- saw Jones pa-s down the aisle of hfl car, on
his way fnrward to the gggohOf. A siekly smile
plav'd nl.oiil his featuros, like t-ie toiich <>i
b-at-liglitniiig on u diM.iiu siiinnier-nightV <wMm\
Mrc. June* saw her dis id- antiige. l.ut OOOWl?gi
i-.ilm. When tlie irain itOfpod u* l!ie grOilOO ghfl
got off aud wulk.'d aheid. ou the tid - oppooltO
ilu- platform, to the |..inotivc I'iie eoiiduetor
hud alreudy gpahoO to tlu- en.itner, aml he elitiibed
down nnd gntcfully helixd Mrs. Jones up on the
covv-eatrhcr. Ti.e coiiductor ahouted "nll nl'.nrl.'
and the engine.-r pulle I the throttle As thc truiu
r.illed out of tlie ai.iti.m, .Lui's, v.ith a hiintcd
look on Lm face. ttiMbled oxer tha teuder. Into
tho cab, and erouohed bf tt* flrrm.no 88*
Hc had becn bark ln his wife's rflr. seen thnt . 1. ?
wb? irone. and su?pecte<! somcthing. he knew not
wh-.t UM truin riiBbcl 108881 thc prnirie 88 tl.e
ratfl of flfty B__ an hour. When it dr-w Bf
paottog ia UM st-iii.m nt Itooi Fai!_Souti. Dakada
\!,s Jooea booodad Ughatf ",r ",0 ummM'__
to ?sed n Um to Jones ns he crawled out of tbe
,.,!.. took a rarrl.iKo aml dr..vo to the brat hotel.
When thoir chbc- came up in court a week ago,
..hc proved bf the cngine-r nnd llreman tl.at BBB
had arrived in tl* State lire t, got her divore
with |M a week alimony and took the IM
train for Utiea. Viroril A. Jones start, .1 back the
next day a hmken-npiritcd man.
Bfqtal: William Detin Howells or somebody
oii.'lit to reviae A888B.
The eyea of every citi/en of tlie State are on
Jadga Margaa J. O_rloa. who w.i? sent by Davi.i
H llill to Syracuse. presumably to do thc hiddin<<
?f Uie chief of tlie band of conapirators in carry
|0g 001 ti:c plot to steal thc State Senate. A
Jodfg of tlie Supreme Court ought, to be above
,loin- thc 'lirty work of n confcwedly unscrupuloiis
politi.iiti. whctlier he hns one dny or tm years
yet to gana on the bBOOfc. Judge O'Jirien baa
nearly t.i. v iiis of judicial service yet before him,
nnd his record hitlierUi is 6|>otle_.. but at thi*
juncture, If lie proves to be a simplc time-aerver
and a peJitical tool of HiM's. hia future eareer
a.* a judge will lie B marked one and hia de
cisiona will hc received with suspicion and dis
trust. There nre erisn. in th* lives of individuals
as of natlona, which try men's souls. and Judge
O'Hrien is ovidently brought facc to facc with one
of these critical opportunitlea.
Expericnce shows that "harniless lunntics''
posscsa ajiecial facilities for beconiing dangerouai
?
A grade cros*ing gunrded by a flagman is dan
gerous enough at the bost. Hut think of the
peril Of tl.e travelling public when thc flagman
getu drunk and negiccta hi*. duty! That hap
liened in (7onne.tic.it the other day, and a erowded
stage came within a hairs breadth of lieing
criished by a fiying oxpress. The old (iiiestion,
Who shall gOBld thc giiardlans? recurs inevitably
in connection with tl.Ls incident. A drunken
eiigiiieer would not 1_ tolerated for a day by
any liret-class railroad company. A drunken flng
man otight 10 bc dLscharged with BdjBal pronipt
ness.
Tlicre is no hopc for OgOgtal Jonce. The action
of the State (ommittee in approving (lovcrnor
ifill's puipose to keep his hold on the .ovrnor
bhip to tbe aad la daeWaa. D. BL HU1 appcare to
ba -th.. .ictcrn.iiii.tor who h.s daafgaatad" thc
future of K. Y. Jones, f?r a little Ume at lcast.
Tlio Washington ___ (ommittee nee-ls about
|10(000 more in.order to prevent the suspension
Of work upon tln' abOOtaia. If this is forth*- .m
ing soon, the arch iu Wri.shins-ton Bqoai- will be
coniplofcl nnd ready to lie dedicated on the MOth
of next April?thc third unnivcrsary of MI
nml memorable Wanliiiurton (cntennial celchra
1 ion. Tliis would lie a iiio.it degirahle achic vcment.
It i* much to be hoped that. thl money necded will
be mbaoiibad without delay.
M: yor'Chapin bolds on to the Mayor's oflice? al
though he has becn elected to Congress. It is a
game which (Jovcrnor Hill haa l>een pk-.ying, and
tliat is enough to satiafy hla Hrooklyn admirer
that it is thc thing to do. When-a politician
ceases to care for the opinion of thc honest and
repotable n.en of his party, he naturally bas ro
00?OO to -TB-BfTTTI acts which coniniaud the nd
mirition of tlie worst elements. Dooble-odlCO
holding is Uip sort of thing which is e..niinnn<!c I
iti i.ll liatrooins nnd low t.oliti. ni res.-rt.*. lt is :i
ghaip trick to hold oji to cverythiug in sight, and
to get doOOla pay. It is wliat. the B8_80_ politi
cians style practical politios. All members of thc
heclrrs' gang at the City Hall now consider Mayor
Chapin a stateaman.
PEB80NAL.
Mrs. Electra K. Hmitli haa been ehosen vlcepresid. nt
of tho llllnols Republican Assodat'on lu BTashtagtOO.
Thls Is ono (Tf fTe largost ot U.e State politi.nt orgaui
zatlon*, n.ade Bf n.ainly Of (-ovei-i.tiient elMBa and
_Oee__?ar. nt ti_ QapMaL Hia. s.uiti. m:.s tor
etfhl yeai-s gaataBlBtnaa at Sterllng, UL, having n
celved her couii.ii-*loi. frotn (ieii<*rai,(irant, and i- at
present asslstant ehlef in th* .Sixtli .Au.liioi'* Oflka.
>he I* well known iu ctuirltable and so'lety clrclcs in
WTaehlnfton
Walt Whitniau, not lonc ago, had thc ronsideraUon
to refu*e n Irlend a letter of Int-od'.ictlon to Tennyson,
(!..i.;.tli'ss tlilnlUtiK tl.at old BfB ?OB iriiinnlty enUtled a
preat man to H.mo p-oteitlou from U.e pfneral public
And tho BBBM nppllcifut tried. in l.ondon Vith e.|..allv
poor sucress fnr BOBM tiine, but Bl la*t secured tho
covcted passport. T\:e vi .tor uas evidently B B*B*a
jiaper Intcrviewer, bent o.ily on HW__og l.im up."'
nud, bv l.is ...ui b ?.niiiit, waa [.oiii.-ly Invlted to wltli
diiA ;it tlie end of a sl.ort conw-r.-itl ui, and when Im
ii*!?'d if he mlitlit .-flll a_:Un, he rt-.-clved thl* anawer:
"YOO WOOld l>e welc.mie 11 yoi. have anjrthiDg inir
ticuliir t<> coniniuiilcate 10 ...., but ot.ie.-wiso it would,
n.o*t likelv, be -inprollu.blo to both ..f B*. Oo jrou
thlnk vou'ian tind your way .' onligo nio by Hiigins
tlie beil."
A rcceptlon was glven by tlie Pltse Club of ChleagO
to P. llopUlnson ISin.ili, of New Vo.k. l.-.st 8a_Ufdaj
ovenlmr. Ho (.ave his c.ilertiilners some flMMtaf
l.'.'llilllOIIS.
Intcrsfatc C'ouimene (_N__Bl8BlOBar VeaaOf, who w.-.s
on tho Supreme Court bondi of Vcrnio.it bef....' ha
araa aaida <"nimaiii"rini'!:i-*f of tha oraod Anay,
linds lils rhlet relaxntlon in waleBOlg Bwthall gaaaaa.
When a studeut ln Dartni-iiitli ho waa 99tf fond of
tho spoit.
Senctary Rlalnc . (V.ppliicrer gtaadaoaa ate turltoy
witl. him la*t week. but liaie Jolned thclr father ln
T?'\A*. Colonel Conplnger I* stationed at San Antonlo,
und thlnks hU eUMrOB wUl ?nd eonRenlal soticty
thcre.
THE TALK OF TIIE DAY.
It is a notleoaible fa< t tl.at street meichants, better
BaOWB a* "fukir-.'' 118 *t?-iidlly tii..-e.-i.*i.ip In nuiiiber,
..ot only in tha airaja .iiic*. but ta the aaaillar town*.
Tha tann "faklr," l.v the way. with Us suggestlon of
Uuavc: v. is a, n.o-t ui.fort.iiiHte de-ivriiailon for thi* cla*s
of ..!.?... ;i lun.' glDgial-B* of whom are r.-puUblo aud
hon.-st ....-ii. delag a parlMlty legjOtaMla bu.*ines*.
M.i.iy ..f *9* h iv.- !.?< -oiue Idc.illllcd Wtth ..'i-talii Io?-a
tlons, and ... liiiown and raqawtdd by all the bt;*in.--*
men lu Ihe neiithborhood. liiu. it must be admitted
that n ??<>l many of tlie*.' v.-i:.!...-* are fn.iid* of the
II.-. wit.-r, who do only a "fhfeO" feOdBIM. And thl*
t-gf?I- an .?ly.i.ol.wl.-al question. Why do we rall
...ii ii.i-n -fikii-." arhaa aa raaUf aaajM lo n.ii ***
?? fake.-s," tl.at i-. BBM Brha " ***' I lha -fikii" of
Ihg orieat i* a r HftaM aoaaak ar hacg^ai aoa?
Two roaag aaaa aaa- baa AnaaaBB, GaL, ais> ragddli
maklng a fortone ilaylng ..?>..;?-. La. Ajprtl taqr
war* i...t wortli 8-0, bai now they ha*e i.:t.T.u) to thclr
ci.'dii ii. l.iinl.. aud fh.-v ar* Bddlog ..i.o.u 0180 a ?c-k
to their (lcp..*t. Th-J have Bftl traDB -t- aud witll
th.-.' ..nd th.-ir 11tl.-. ara rapldb thlnnlng ....t i!i<
eoyotea ln i.o- Angjrlaa and 8ao Bernardlno conntle*.
\t 83 a acala tUcrr is more nonog ln luinting coyol >
tluiii lu growtu* Kin;ii "i ii-uii, l.nl the bumnesa wlB
proi.ablv rome Lo an and when lha ooxt LagUlatara
m.'..t* The law which waa paaaed a^ a loha ha*
prorad t> ba b vc-v cobUj pa-tlme. |8aa rranclBco
Ch.-onl.ie.
A bravc r.vnili ..ricr, BBO 99 tli" ****** 11*1.
who lo . hi* rlfhl arm ln the FtBOBB I'm* -lan Wi.r. up
paaaad aa a arltaaai beiaaa eaarl la a attg ta th.> laalh
of I'liin..'. a law waafci ;ip>. Bfiaa eaOai upon ga
?waa* tlmt ha ataold i<n lha hnrth, la lha ewaaaaaT
niiti.ii'f. lha ofliccr ni.t.ii-lly ral*ed his left hand. Tho
c.)ii:i*i I'.r th- dcfciKliint objerted to the wltnc** al
?aaa, aa tho aiaaoda UBtt "ao aaBh taken w-iti. o_
1,-ft haad OM worthlcss." The k-.irned lud>:c* tm*
unal.lo to dcIde tho (|.ie*tlon, and wlthdrew to au ante
r.oiu f..r .-..ii-ultatlo!.. In ? fow minutes the B8BMd
raaapaaradt _.n<i _ha geaaMaal read lha taltoaHag de
cl*loi., fiom a lltnuv nnd patrlotlc point of vlew
woitl.y of B M(>ii*l?ur I"rudl.oinmc: " ln consldera
llo:. of IhB fa't Ihg. whn IhB Klorioiis i-<-nii..u.is (.f
oi.r BiaB) api-cnr lu our . ourts to i.->[io--d lo th -ir legal
diili.?*, wc iiiui.ol d.-nmiid that thev la.. I ikiIIi ultl.
lh. .... Il.iil.* which tlicv hava l<>*t ln th ? 888*188 of
tn-ir loiiiiu-y. ara BaaMa lhal lha aoth jii*t made wtth
the left liat.d of tho wltnc*. I> adiiil**ll.lc."
nn |h| iw.ifih 1'1'Mir- Skyseruper l-iat.- Keggy
iiviu.* what do >. u tiu. k nt aaaaa raoaaal Ju*t see
tha i laa fraai lha wlaBow I
Barhar Oarpar Flae, >M bnmI Yoa'aa got tho at
tl. ; BOW, all > ui w.Uit tl IM Ki'li.U- il'lliii.
A good irtory U told of u OMaaBMB who ls employed
iu a cook ln a Calltornlu famlly. Il>- reoet.tly aaw ln
? confe*'Uuuer'? wlndow a l.uge uiho oti which wu
9*1
ft motto made of frost/^1 siumr. A_1 knowlnf g^
liis nia*ter and ml*ti?as were very rcllgloti*. l?_u__.
naperlaJly glven to midlng the BlUe, h? Oetermlwo; t?
give them n pl^-aant xurprlae by maklng a rab* wtta _
t'-xt from tbe BBMfl on II. Me wnan't very farotn*
wrth tlie Klble, but he hiipp?-ued to hava aoma \t%tm
ln hl* room whkb cimbiliiet nomerona "fe-iU,' u4
lie gggBBBM to OflO OflO of tJiote. rv> Im went t/? w.**j_
inado a most beniitirul rnke, and wlth trnly OrVa^aj
1 liUenre cmhU_oficd It wlth a t-at. Itut tba tammm
of ti.-. fninlly 11111* be iinaginad when J.H u ?_-)|?
pln.-ed bla niastenxeea on the table, _n_ they ttti ?.
lt these wtird*. " Yo ?e??eratlo*i of vlp*rx. who Katt
wa-rncd ._rou to fle? from tha wrutli to tovam f
Our esteemed MOVrlll.i-n. William T. M*mn
(ollv.-r (?|itl<), iOOOIMflO rmd* wita a gn-at deal of fo.
lir.>st Uie statcment fll the trustee* ?f the Adain* Hmm
which sliows au iiu-reave In K* valuailon (- (C
land flloofl fl- 0-I41.OOO wlthln the |a-t three v^T?
0. eooroo IBero laoo booo ooooo addatona to th? p-*.
erty. yet there has lieou a -urpn?lim l-una* |? lkv
c-ntra'llv loeftted *pot, y-t what a Minnce ha, _*,?
wrrmght *luce the dav* of tlie r.ld " l.aml, T?r*rn ? .?m
by l.aban Adam*. father of Wllllam T.. th*- latter ia*?
n brlgbt iwhoolboy. wIkiv home ?_? In i.'iat nntwmatM
nnd .pialnt old atractaro. lt waa tlajfi bjra d. f
thlnk. next tli* l.lon Thetire. and wn, nult** a ft%or\
tor i-ountry trader* and memher* of the l^j-iiaHra.
I belleve that tlie prl.'e* for bo-rd ranited from Oa t_
01 per we<k. accordlng to the eliglblllty of tlie roooa.
Tlie. aro-lent tnvern bnrt t Inrg- swimr'ng *ln. <- -sin
appearcd thc repfw.ent.itlon of a well grown ib**p Or
ranOTflg fiom Imnbhood. H ~a? ? good old koaMtrt
place, however, and lt* gue-ts, alth-mgh not acrvnl
from ? modern blll of f*re, -e?; well f*d. Mr Adaiw
could. If he were ao dl_po'^'*,? K*v* *"'u* lnteawtrng
rcniinls.cr.cc5 of tlie fumou- old Lamb Tavern.-d-1
Courlcr. _ .-._
TUE DRAMA.
DALT- 1___1T___--C_- coMKDY.
Tlie transttlon Is emy and natural from Shak**p?aM
tr> ghflOMflOi. After nlne eo?i*cruUve prforman?a af
"Tho T-tnlng ol tlic Shrew" Mr. Palv ha* lakt aatf,
that ciinirdy and revlved "The Krhool for Seandal.'
There was u good audlenre in the l>^_vutifiil theatre _a
night, and It saw a brllllant performan. e. Ada Rebaa.
as before, was Lady Teazle. whlle Charles wn* preaentM
l.v Mr. On-w. IflOflph by Mr. Clarhe. .-Ir Peter br Ot.
Wheatlclgh, slr Ollver by Mr. Jep-on. tnibtree by Mr.
Leclerrq, Slr lienjamln by Mr. Herbert, Mr*. (aoaVa*
by Mra. <;ilbert, I-idy hneerwell by MU* I'rlnr*. aM
Mnrla 0O> MMfl (rane. lt 1* nearly a yar ^Inee a>,
Hi.lv grol otf"re.t (January 'JO, liiMi tlie v#rOon 0
??The gflOOfll for Btoaool* that he now tiaea?? vmiog
made by hlmself-and lil* actor, have manv Ome* n**>
n;-cnte<l It iu New Vork and ln other cyi.-a, ln. Mlnf
Tarla; so that Its BOOOl-ti-itlBfl have become farrllar.
lOOOfl attribtites of novelty ln the treVment of tbe m
play were again observed wlth Interest and fn*rarly
with favor. Tlie condensatlon of the s<_nd*l ep4*oaai
Into one prominent arrrie sc-ems to be tive moat ta>
portant of the f--w cbangew that huvc been maa>.
.MI BM tuttle OOOBOfl ut or:"-. aud tlie ttrtr?;f~ of 0
has been fl-gOOfflB. A Httlo <>f that klnd of coHoq-.
I flOM-ga, nnd th- li:<l?lirary of tlie 0ticln%| wa* at
whv, BOaaolaa, Mr, -0-7*0 Bg-rjoa-ooa, bo-aiM, m
nut B-OflOi fur nnd the ehlef motive of theni ha- y?a
gM Oofltrfl to clrciiniscrlhe ea<h n<t wiihln a tlnOo
].ic;ui-. -sti.-.--.-ttiiiK I; a dlfT.-r^ut tfetflg now tnm
what H wn.> lu th- davs of Hieil.lan. nnd If tbat np*%
ilmuiali-t Wtn BtlOg at prcscut II: w.-uld pniba-f
iiuil.o iisp nf the facilltl-.s ut bla liand-ln alikh <%m
MM mav l?- OOBO that thc Mr?.t a-t <>f his gr?t "-oniMT
OOOli bo BU-MflOi with ooooatMag moto MMfl a pair
.,f tlai -. The lil^a of a drawlng-rooni Instead <>f a <l-*a
ing rooflo ut L_?iy goaarwooTo hoaai waa .? -^-d id?;
lt wn-, a felicltoiis OflOlflg to 0-OO0 the ?ct wlth a rainuO
Inst-ud nf a carppnter scene: nnd It u*.-. <?ii\ loii-ly *_)
to eoooarooo th- OO-gO-f fll ? flaofOoa ?iid ggo, :-^iudiai
Ihfl BBb Of thfl family BflflO?Mfl, -TOgi 1000 MOOOO IHtO
oMb Mfloaorer, tn tho btnge MooflflOMtt <-f an oM ptere.
iliumiiMc fl-tflflt can bc helghletied. without aorrlBOflOj
?BjrbMag iiMQllol hfl "'c oiiciual. .1 bafo aoflflgo
uuiild indced le a dunce vvho should oggSfl-1 hl. og>
pi.rtiiiil:v. PlogO do n..". flOCOflOO BOfliag -.nn.lv ln b?
inoBog iintlqiie, and nothing 1' Oflflflfl roml.. ti petMM
iic.iualiited wlth stagii u>age, OjMO ihe OflMUagMM tUat
un old olay flMUI never Ofl 00?00*0. TM
mti i- that no one of MM flM P-W*.
whether by .Shnlie-n-nr; or .-lurlrtui ..- any.
bfl?f fl?O, i-. c'-ci a t.-d. or ever BM a.ten
OliiOft. flflr-OfS, Ifl Ihfl BflttOOf "f ? ">ll-_e expert
tnent-accordlng Ifl thfl author. MflOH al <lan?M
booo otaaro lo bo aaafl M tBoao. Th.- i nogaol oflflBfli
of "iiiiinifi'' thol B .11 r> octttal om ti- reralao niaoa
t.y K-iviin Bootk-<M_ta ii-ur': .-- II _?-- UaooMMl
M-gtooL U .>"u wero t-? -aaortoi
Tliinl" ac-oi-dliig to ghoOOflaaaifl (a feaf ttiat nevrr yet
waa fl-aooigHahflg oa Um i Mjol. >"" ",li!d D0*
ffll tlirmgh it in less tJi.iu lflfl hour-, and your .mUema
vvo:ild flfl OUOM at th- I'-' viii'iin
That lOOllllOf mlnii-t in Oflt one. .ind that aplritoO
__- ?_?:__. iiuUuu ul Ui-i MOB?BL 1" ?"' thnt.
which an- Mr, l.il.v's iiialu .lUbllB-OPPiqlO *j " rilS
gCbOOl f..r scaud.-il." OOfl-fl Ofl helghten tlie K'.Umala
und intcntio.-iiil offeda _ Um i aprdy. and, o_eort
tliey, nnd all kin.lr-d iiinovarl.Mi-. nre aOfcflO-b
?ihe oM Btooo oroa rlehU ool agon i'" -: ~'-_*lt!>
nioie offl-ooafl ii-rt beautjr ol attlre --0 eMbe?fl>
nieiit tlmu hnve bflflO lavMid OB if brl re, ..t a "?' I mo
i,i- ,ii any BOMtt. TlM OOCt I- ' ? '' a "* ,"*l,
featur-r.-and t|io-e nu.-tly Hioor. ln tbfl flM-0 U ~*?
tbo ..id eaat, aad cael loooaro ?f M too b-roaOj um.
unaaliarflil bo tata pooeo. Ito gtriorMoaro a
not a lifl-lthOMl one. A BOW of Ua aeOooo, iude?*,
hOOO Iho OM BOO-OOflfl. Th.-y tkOA Ihfl OOOB und tMy
DeB tho ra?ta li ?? Mflwaor Uaal Joba -Mfbert _??
MU vvi.uhl hav- BflttaoO-Mi and flggflOOaB. Ltttl mwBj
Umi havo goae M Om hat Mr the:.- BB-Mrlty, ooo
l!i-y act llu-ir OOrM ln 0 BOflB and BOtfl fll
free o wwj, ro-taloly, oo M ...i.ii-ui'i.1- alto tbo ??
v-teratfl artflctaBt) ooi UM v.rt>ui |oggh-T **a_
ar- iii- falrrlf ol tha go_y. HaM ptog moo MllgihBol
tiie iir-t. Tii- ooaooaan ..f BOoaaaai poooao o.-.t the
OOOli of OOOIp ?li- Thirtl had to flfl BOOtcO, hut aHa
th-v Ind to bfl 0-BOBOOaoat; OOi UbbI nifth-Kl "f em
pha-is. il, <-hi'f in.T dicnt bflOOg O-Oflflflflb B, B n^ ea<v
HOM .is it was th.-i. Ai-b-flfl mav fllaOgO Ifl ? 00 rcidirT
iniltuied tlmu n.iti-.n-. 81*00 flflflflflfli OOflBOl i>l?rs tt
rl-r-eU-r und actual h.ihlt- if Ogflflflh, 000001 ?nT
,-1,-vi-r acior. -alui.iting hU in Bi flftU tn.- .Tiornn anl
roUMry nnd oaagflooy .>i Um hoat, omj j.m Um '??
hn.ul'-rv and thfl 000000. IW thls fcoWM " BM OO-U
for s udal" has ulnn>.t alw.iv> been :n t.st iu .?ee way.
T!,,. nobUfl pait- in It are JflflflfB ai.d -t> tv.er tha
oi- fl pfeUOoMfl Icnave. tlie other a rynl.al. tolerani
mmt iniuied man of tlie world. piinctilinu- but t***y.
iiV.iiou> yet r-srntful of his infaluaUon. The*? mn<t
l,? \. ry ilBlnaM BOrtO, f<>r actor, who uruly kr.ow whal
liiev ciint.tin. IfOfg man who OOO tflJffl-OOMl tha
Iheotna for manv years has his favcrlte reraembranf*
Ol Btf IVtcr-iin ideal n-ver to b; eonalled or di*tur_l- _
Henry HoctfO, William Warrcn. W. R. Blake. Jobn
OUbeH aii-I Chfliles |_BOO ai"e .? few of thc n?m?? thai
poopM alaaoa lanaB Bal Um gcaooort i- boI ??<*
,,i a. bf UMbMOIirifl on Ihfl pa-t. Mr. BUMOflBMB ?
all al.mg glven a ronwt and dellrate perforntiitice of M
ivt >r. ond l'.e repeated hi? acblevament la*t nigbt. !?
tefloet is ha-Onaaa, Hm H-aaor m >o <try tha* U be
toflJOfl briitle. The gentllity. whi.h ought only tc M
formal, BflflflOBOO Oflflflatl-O. Tlie 000000 _-_B UoufO
c\n:..i M gflflflVaoaaooa, povo flhaool -at-ir-ine- -ui
Mr. Wiieatlfi.h lmti* mlnd and heart Into the chtrvvr
i.iiil his oOgH-Bflfll of hks dl.iliK't Idcal is perfwUy
lyOOMM?I<-l. Mia denotement o. slr Pete* OOO
BflO-Ma-HI M perfect. llls rKitho*.. iu the conOdenoal
talk with J.^eph, is abNomtely tnie. And his tia?
ratii-ii of passing bewllderment. upon detectm. ???
vlrtuous nian's iiini-l.lc vitc. M both ?ubtle i_ud h-0_0>
ou>. . __
Ada Kelian a? Lady Teazle was very baautiful. n~
d..-> she? ln iviv way fall below tl_ hlarheM ?^**"
of -N-cutlnn that ha- been re-chod In thi* ch^J*^
B] ,11 r-iiicn bered nctreasea fll the la?t Mrtg__-*_*__*
Ia hi-i. MCOl Ol l*.dy Tearlo thc uUuple. hone**, bfl?
i md r.nghsh girl has not been extingui^ed W W
artlflrlal time lady ; ti.e womah 1? cha-te imk! t.ur,
IM MOOOO tluit 0-0 OOOOlvao, M her adventure wbj
.i.,-.-1.Ii. d.a-* i...t change her niUure. but ?*'?kenVJJ
Bjorol fleooa ooi flxolta bor ooM;W?g*5_. ?t, * Mer
h e*Mly dellghti-J in tbfl uh.rdllug .^^^ 0
b__t_la_BMHM aro MictaMitliig. }?? ?_???? w"?^.
iittliougli li-r Mbundunt aidiual *plr"**"*.? '^fcM*
E-ff^J^-oTart^
S?tt??B_?t_g^
f.f the MiaMMMM ti..... BBfwaarooh*. %* 5_?o
BObM woman and a "*nM^*blL,MC,,_^r:n.i,V, _iid ber
that ls thi-s given of hor *-? .?^M_\,,t^ UbmI
,-v,,li.-it art ti-euilndlng roat_J?flBBlBO?JmwmMtM
and falae-ood Umoo _ oafl ^j?_Sawf__
n-wurd UM wenrlcM MMtMttjl rh? * OflOOi"jyB
dat": an.l that old pl*>. ?*??>;"? ffi^MOM ??
U"rtMr,h-ohn Dtevv h,-? M^ftJJKW
it-spect and adn.lration fur hi* fl"? lr^ a-d M*
exeV_Jon in th. ihfmrter* c.f IVtruOM? ??^00-B-j
M.rface. lle is aetfog. ?*?,*"*J2o ?>'<? <or_:
vlgor. wlth alngul-i- with.arity. pre. -'ou Mthff<.
with ? degree of bread ib and ^"^^ **?>
rar_%ated by bIm! omIho ooo ?ooJSaaaoa] ^
Thls chu-a. t-r luis h.vn n.lstuWn bT *?, ,,f tKfl
,.?.?-. for that ol .. -tfloooer., *"|OT ?_??
,,.??. He flrauna not. nnth.-r <JJ_J*J_|a MMiflM
leuerou*. ImpuWve. iinpm-eit.??'???? fj'^j,,??; E-l
_t MM?. aml Bt .. bi.llow. priogab i-.?^ fc.H^d
1,? |, entlraly .apal-o aud e~. HOO. ? ?(U ,-vrt
?ovlng Ws wiUt imUm lf mkI. b?.J%Sa___-l ?__
Marla und bn-jmio .u,? of '^JXfiL .and t*J?
vinv Mr l?rew picNrnts hltui n? ai" ~ _-?
2 ?r hln. slnglng witb the P_J t
?? KnJuv the sprtng of hjve *"? ?' "^-_
For Ume will MflBlOM ^'^MflM-O
Tbere tre ?o blrda ln _? _-?-? bbbm

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