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-SATI'RDAY. APRIL 2l?, I-S03.
FOURTEEN PAGES"
JIU M H.- THIS UORSISG
j*,,*, i.. ri. it*-,., i oi rv pntiM V t ii
ti, g i .tr. i tho lind ???:. na it*.
quested l'i ti, ? ? iuvcrliinclil : lln? l-inlgi-t iras votes]
by Ibe S"i,;,i.r. it la ill *.--i .bat I iwn.r-.end,
xvii., n.i. iiii'-.vi.-.l on Wednir- l.n . Intended to shoot
.Mi. fi lad*-tone, .eu the nigl I ol l . ual n a linn
i.f il..- Home i: ile bill. I - R-d hsta*** rora
mitti- wh_c_t examined Ahlwardt*-. ilboamontB
fiiiitul nothing in them t>> sustain his charges
against (jennan offlelala. - Eight tlionsrinil
-Brarkmen in the E. if navy yard ut "?."?ute.-,
Plant . iv*' t on strike. * ? ? VI ?.-n i ai
riv.-d nt Wini! >r from ber visit to pion '. -?
Dom tttii' -Wu-i ii I'rov c. ol ** - Pi i* ni,
hn. been removi I by Superintendent Lathrop.
==. Eif.li! white *?-ttli-r* witt kllk**] by Hie
Kavajoa while i.verii i ttl. stolen by tlie
Indiana, wbo arc dow oh the warpath. Tlie
Liberty ?>.-11 ti-.i. li.-.i In lianapoli. e.n jt- tvay t.
Chicago; .*\-i'i.-i'i"iit I lorri-on delivered an ul
(i)-i-w ni, it li -| |.. Ihe -? 'm. .J-? iiii ii -!i ,.; l'::,. pity
rho i .' '. ie 1 lutd *vt- it her al < Ki-.i { - in .'.
liiulte- lt ri---- ..tv r, liol*] thu VVorl Pt T.i. >| 'u
lng . \. rciaes Indoors. Jud .-? I!.' ks upj
? li' 111 . t. ., 1.. Burt !?. ?? ..u ? : the Tole I i, Ann
Ail..>r an I Noi th Mid i*_:iii Uiilroa I. li
u.i- reported ihat thc Manhattan i ?;l Omi pany, ? ?:
Ohio, intli a -ir.."?.'"? plant, had been alv
...ri .-.I i y i!." .-standard ' cl I - mpany. Dai id
1. l)j*. !:l--r. e!,;,r.,.,| wit li :, lin I lt] ? . t .-? bun u
niau, t . escape, a*as aci| tilt** i.
( itj aod *- ? ie,ni 1 a, :-;ne.i ma ri ni's an I
ors landed Irvn i!,.- v.ni-l i,-- in t .,- il iIhuii
I. -., i ii pni'ii'ii'ii e|.,r,vn Kiltli-i!..-. nnd Broadway
to t!:-* ' ity II..1I, where they were revlew-ml i'?
ll ." Governor and Ma .'? i. the u.ltiiirnls i ping
present; a diann Waa iven for Hie nat*al offle-rs
nt ti.. Hotel Waklorl by Uie Chandler ol loni
?merer: Preaid inl ? - *el ind na*l with
un n-i i lent, i: uring bis bead l.y
falling Bgaiaal i.i- carriage; I,-- start.?:!
fm < lii'-p^o t> take part in ti.- World's
Fair exercleea, : Hie Hoxton team .l-i-it.-.l
lin* Nen-Vi.rk men by .i ?score ol niue toat-?N ,:,.
th- ..pening (.cnn ? ?.: baw-1-all. , ;?. , lfs , |,|,
e__f_MUBB Alumni Issoriatjifr Mayor in regard tu
?Mt ii *i, np l'-TT.i,--,, , , ;,,.,,,,.., Brennan.
his n-t:,ni ovi active nun i-\t"..-]i,e-,'v stronn und.-r
M"ril'*;i:l ..f tt-adii ;;, whit ;, nu- i:i:t,- bui int
Kir-r prirrrs mer** gimerully tho l-t. bul e.irly
nuiu.* ii.;.- lu.t always lo*-l The el mlns was dull
inul heavy. Money on u I iul*"d Bt I 1-2 p i
eent, but momcUtarily totichod ** per ceut,
'li.- Wt ?:?:-, -t ror to-day. Pool.
rjloi.i.v v.-u'li,;. willi is ?? donal ra ns toward
niKlit. i'.-mn. i-e ire \......,,j,.. ; i!l;:..-.. ,;-, ,|,
Uric-; K.-.i -?. 1- : B .,n .... 50,
A ji rfcel (Iny brought t > n close Nfiv-V.irk'g
-vccoiitl jmtt in the celebration of the C'olum
Lian aiiniv. rv.irv, whit h lei* h -n. on Ihe v. liol-.
a gratifYinn iucccas, with Haws *n few and
slii-'hr ih:it in evcrj generous mind ilc.y ,*!iiiiili
lo iii-i-,iiii .inr proportiins. 'Iiii. city did ii*
I-a ii Veil in October, and ii lia* shown tin
hocnl'ul interest and enthusiasm in the Dava!
and land displays i-i tba la-i three day*. The
parade yesterday nas viewed with intense sat*
(?faction by a great multitude, few'if any of
iihoin nill ev i Main 1,. bold *',nh a nov I pro
rcwiun a. nus teca ia Fifth ave and Broad
ii a.i.
Cbioago h,is been Buffering from aa nugra*
vated "-pell ol weather'' for a fortnight or
mon', and in ranaeqtience the proapects of u
l.rilli.uiil.i -ii,i,v*v|;;i opening ol tbe World's
.-'air next Monda] are n t bright. Vnleta tii ire
is a dcvidc<i ebange foi the better goon, Ibere
can bo do outdoor exercise**, Tbe greal per*
toaageg wbo are to have a more or I ?* ron*
npiciioiis jiatt in tho opening cemnoniea are
alrta'iy beginning t'? reach Chicago. Not least
among thc distinguished arrivals Boon to li
noted will !.?? ii..' historic Libert] B.-ll, which
ivill be received nith due honors to-day. after
its triiunr^al prafieaa fruin ihe Debtrare i.
Lake Bliobigan.
Prison Sapetintendenl Lathrop has -,r-n u
great light. After exiMMntiag Warden Brown,
as th" n.-nit ol a li un i'd exanunation al -Sing
'-iii'- on Toeeday. he raddenly reveraed him?
self ie t 'l-day and decid d on the summary le
moval of the Waid-n. This \g ;, gtep which
ought to have been taken long a'.m. In effect,
aucb a aian as drona ought never to hare been
qppointed to io responaible a place. It na* a
political appointment, pure and simple, and no
one can bo inirpriscd thal demoralization fol?
lowed in tl"* jni-"n. Ii ia a satisfaction to
know lhal Urown'a ** pnT1 hag not lieen strong
n _*.i lo pr vent him from retiring in disgrace
from an offlc ? for which bo bad no lit ht ? *
v, hn ever.
?? *? ?
Tho plan* for removing the University to its
new site north ..I thc Harlem arc taking on a
practical form; they have, in fact, l*een sub?
stantially :c_i- d upon, bul one or two changes
may ye] I. ? uni!.-. The mosi impoitant ijin s
lion ! 'fl - p :i f r decision is the transfer ol thc
11-.- .-ni 1 nivcisit; building from Washington
.1 ?. Tl e ai -??-' i th' i- :<> d pends upon the
i.-;.,n-"- made by tho citizens of Xew-York lo
t!. :i:??. :,' for ?200,000 which the 1'nivii-ifv
Council puta forth. There i* no guessn il.
nh ni the sum naked for i the amount i. (livid <l
ind imir parts, and thc Univerwt-* BUthoritic"
I know ali.,illy ju-t how they propose to use
it. Thoae nho subscribe cither large or -niall
amounts will enjoy the consciousness lhal they
are doing a ?_'? ?< '<1 work, both for tbe presenl
and Ibe future. Wo hope to sec a generous
ie-in'ii-e.
mmm^^^^mmi^mmmmmm^mrm
rs rs OF TBE NEW suv.
Now lhal thc town -h ms of the neck aro
over, ii nely not be ill-timed to i>"ini one ol
iho oa ii m ia's. Americana are not a nation
of holiday-makers; Ihey enjoy novel spectacles
and engage in the festivities of a naval or a
land paia le with effusive enthusiasm i bul ihey
invariably exhaust themselves over their pleas
iii.s. :in-l are ready when the hm is over to
icfled -.-I. fly npon thc significance ol tbe per?
formance. Whether the naval manoeuvrei and
|iorr'-*i ii* have equalled or fallen below pub?
lic exp-. i t; 'ii. lhere arc few Americans whq
I havo nol derived satisfaction from the thought
lhal tin ir c nintry ha ? l" mi abbi to make a
M -ip i-t -I'.!. ? npp ?aianee nith is gquadron in
ll-i-t i t i, ali cal ? xhibition. The rirenm
?iain"s favored Ibe I nited States Xavy, sin-**
Iho foreign ships, with perhaps a single excep?
tion, could be classed a* (*iniisrrs; and it was
ia ihal branch of tho service that Ihe earlies!
attempts were made"for Ihe creation ol a nen
He t. li' there had been a large number ol
I tc.in battleships "f ihe lii-l class in tho
Xotth le'iie'i. the compari-on would have been
less favorable to the American Xavy. As it
n;i*. Admiral Uh rardi'a Heel bore the closes!
and ii' -'-i (lineal inspection, and Americana had
jiisl i nm - in. i ride in thc achievements of theil
design is and shipbuilders.
Ii i> w ll ;<> be modes! in a*-*erting American
rlain.* respecting naval armaments. At lea***!
i * ir European Powers arc markedly in ad?
vance '*F tho United States in tho symmetrical
,'i,i.*l inicnl of tlc ii- naval resources. Bnl
iii-a thc melancholy decadence ol tho Xavj
a i **??_? j* borne in mind, thc Improvement
during ;!:?? decade is mos! remarkable. I'er*
haps the la-: satisfactory vessels of the new
Navy are th. which werai built from Eu
ii.|.:iu tle-*ir_'iis. Then are iie.t many ol th se.
for the ill-judged attempt to .li*, i.,lit Ameri?
can - \|t ii talent was no] persevered in : ami
ile- new Navy ;i< a whole i* ii"' only built in a
i-ii-ci i'i- na;*, bul i' is also essentiall*! original
in d'sign. ll tho naval review had been dt
foi red a single year ti.- comparison would have
bren oven molo favorable between foreign and
Am v..ui ship*. Secretary Tracj during hi*
administration did nol duplicate a single En*:
li*h design, and provided at least three lypes
e.f naval construction so original as te. In* fairly
mii juc. Tl ese aro an armored cruiser Miperior
in ev .ii !?-].?<?? i" tin* El ike: a commerce
destroyer with ;i speed ol 22 knots ami a coal
endurance sufflcit ni lo enable her te, -nil around
the world withotil replenishing her bunkers,
and a battleship with ile* highes! defensive
finalities. So] one "f these nen types nas
i. , i. -.nt d in the iel lew.
Whatever differences <.f opinion existed len
years ago respecting thc necessity for the con*
struction ol a new Xavy, tbe policy is non
itippnri .1 -> strongly by public opinion that
feeble minority protests aro no longer heatd.
Tho review this week bas served a useful pur*
I i-.. in arousing populai inleresl in Ihe nfew
Hot *. Am- iii au* ii,,t only feel tba! Ibey have
al la i -'tips of war ..I which they have no rea?
r-on i" ?? ashamed, bul tic. ara also com inced
thal the supreme ends <-l peace and natl-.ual
security have been promoted by the develop?
ment ul naval resonrces. With the rich t mn*
of th ? m aboard expo-** -I to attat k from Ibe
in-.-. 11 Cul Heels ul mn ri i imo Europe and without
a Xavj to defend them, Iho chances of wai
were multiple'I. Non thal there is a formi?
dable Heel ail mt and nnder construction, and
lhal foundries and shipyards lune ihe plant
for forging guns aad armor and building and
aiming cruisers and battleships as mt-"-' ?"
, i ? ..iiroii.*, the
ihe miiip* non. ciiu !.'? done "... , ,
. ,. . iiiiiiiiii-h. d and the
danger ol war iv gre*-;
.. . --ui more secure. A power
?--?';;'- '?'"?.?oTonly a '-"".d thing to look :,i ,?
.*-*?*ii -Icu. Imi ii Ls also a useful ami ne,.?
v.ii.i protection for a great nation under the
. uiiditi 'it- ol modern progress.
WHAT WILL El IIMi) ho AROVT lit
lt is pi.ny generally conceded thal if an
election nas t.. l,e held in Buffalo this spring
-li*" liani-in would I"' emphatically repudiated.
Thc passage shortly Inion. t|*,. Legislature ad?
journ 'I of two Infamous m>easurea striking
down home mle in thal rity ha- aroused tbe
popular indignation. Thc reputable nun ol
Buffalo, whether Republicans, Democrats or
Independents, ire united in denouncing the
lic'ia il wrong which Sheehan wantonly per*
petrated against their .itv for the nke of pro
moling ins own Hellish political ambition. In
ih<- light of his cotirse on thew two billa be
?tands reveal' d : i his fellow-citizens a. a malig?
nant foe of Un- hum,- interests which ought to
have lound in him a resolute champion. Itv
nnans ol legislation which is properly to bc
regarded as th.- meanest sort, of a job he ha*
reduced the Police an'l Exti.c departments of
Buffalo t. hi. subjection, 'i'he city bu been
insulted, humiliated, disgraced.
Non- what is Buffalo going to do ai,.,nt itv
II' thc ipi'-iy related to a material nuisam ?
thew could bc no doab! about the answer.
Tho nuisance would i.e abated promptly and
effectually. Mut will ihe nuisance of sheehan
ian. he abated a* goon a* it ian lie.' Tho
Buffalo voters nill n-.t ge. a cha,,,,. to (|,..,|
niih it until ne\t Xovembor, when they nill
l,?- called upon to choose a Senator and As
-("iil,.,ini<* i. Th.* Lieut" nant-Uiiieni. r and hi.
he hrs, there is reason to believe, are laboring
under the Impreasj tn thal between muv .-md tho
fall the storm of general indignation will sub
ride. But even in (.iv., it does not subside thev
expect, we may be vm-,., go to linn the Voile?
ai,d I.wive, departments into machine* fur the
preservation of the hie ..f the antMtome rale
rici;. '-The' Buffalo ?_*..iirir-i.** ii;., leading
Democratic joni aal i-f tlie cty, m. et- ile* emer?
gency nith a raaolote, patriotic spirit which is
Worth*- of all prairie. In an article on the
situation nith which Buffalo finds j:-,.|f -*,?,.
tran, d it uses this language :
Ute dttaena af Halals afeeaM tgn tin taatt aa.
Iirrpnre for Iii- Itraggls. T_,r. rln;:st,rs ?f batll
-.-ir!!.-, cr.- i,..liinu lor parti |".,1|i|i-, grken thHr
own Interests are at Btafcs, Wit. b!i_u__. ia. citl
was ?.f Bnffaln , ire f,,. part] polltl arhen ll a ?'
fun? e,f lb" ?.'Tnitnniit-.. tii- i-iiti-"- '?' -i areal go-n-rn
uprn; iini i'i n pols tion ?.' Hie rlt( ire at
if thli ?..*? -u-ri .v a lure 1- W . -ur.-Itv t''
I*- m..B ? c- B.f IliifT.ilo - ...nil tove :ti-lillirie.* aad
n :?? .:'. :- ? :.. ii i-i iu ? ii -ii and mt ni
Hrelj io t*' a'a Ibe li lit I i i u Inl i the fare ol
I bi ir De rn wratl Maror bj di rep tabl ill -
surei; i'.-r- imuld l"- en sig i P* rn - rats In D
i , ?. ? -,_?-? t,.. i-.,. n; da-wat ll i -- ml' upoa the arin
. , I L-'ee I :, nae of lin lr |
Bul the i- ,!?? i- t,-v,ai.i snd stove part tr, lt i'i
V lilli '? -? di a---- r.i .-? ol .li/e-l - lp. ll SP '
In u*i !!;.-:, -? ., .,v?? air. pi .;?? r sppre tall in ot
Vine I an li lt iti mt an I tv- 1< -I* lin- iln
. . rnnn-nt. ro till romm inltj ll i ti iii il i - '? ?
ii i* ;i* rex, bin i. lt utt,,-* lb ? material ai rn, ll
tu inoral in-Hnre nf ito rlty.
Tins is plain and sensible tall., lt has the
righi ring. In what "Thc Courier" *a; * il
, gpres es thc s ntiments of a large majorita
e.f thc people of Buffalo. Bul il it* w< rds are
tn bear good frail lhen thone there who be?
lieve in hom.* tiile must promptly offed an
organization. Indignation meetings and in*
? iiiivati eu .lit .iii'- are e\c lieut so lai n* the*
go. Em th y must l.e reinforced by thorough
organization in everj ward in Buffalo aad
haul, -persistent work il the ring which ha*
dont so much to bring Buffalo into disrepute
i. tn bc viv pt om of existence. Let Sheehan
triumph in thc Buffalo elections icu fall and
uhat nill become ol thal greal and growing
city's r pu tat ion for public spirit, for courage,
fm ability t" guard hei own bes] Interests?
Eet ii come to be understood thal -lc ? ha:c-ni
is th" established "ism" ol Buffalo and what
nil! become of the Buffalo boom? Iv it likely
ihat a tomi which atte'-ts lhal ii ii powerless
in the hands ol the im?*t iinscrapulons of bosses
.viii continue to thrive? ls Sheehaaism in all
that il implies calculated to create, new enter?
prises, tfi bring c i;i*!*f\alive capita! ard in?
telligent labor to Buffalo?
Thousands <>f Buffalonians must be asking
themselves and one another such f|iie!*tit*ns as
these jii-t now. The outcome ought ; i be an
ci.nih Iming pia, tail movement against thc
lin*.'. And il cannot bc gtH under waj al too
. ar i a day. _
TUE WAITERS' S TRIER.
The strike ol thc waiters for higher wases
anel tli?- righi to shave or go unshorn as plea** -
them has a--ti!ind somewhat Trouble* mic pro
portions, and a greal many |?ersons who paid
ip, attention to il at tho outset are bt ins ''.iee.]
io make up their minds uhat to think aland
the matter, li is our impression thal the pub?
lic his not lately entertained the highest re
gpect and all" lion for hotel and restaurant
waiters. There ha* I..- n a r neral reeling, if
ne mistake not, thar ihe tip. which iised '??
be n voluntaiy expression ol ?.'"???I-will cheei
fully b stowed in appret iation ol cfHcienl * i
ii.e'. j* -no longer given and received in thc
, oul.i spirit which could make it l ilerahle. Thc
fact cannot have <-<ap.l ueneral nboervation
that the tip iv now ip i .'iiii ' \|"?> ted a- a mat
n r of course, birt very often accepted withoui
-.. lunch a* a i\i"i?l of arkhowlcdgnient, a* if ii
mcl" transferred from one pockcl to another
in payment ol a debt and the obligation to
gratitude were on tho payer. If Ihis were the
fad c.iiiniK ii .I. '.-?i.;* would pn *? n1-* a " Thank
iou" In.iii the n-i ipient, and -nc ?? il is I ii"
precise reverse ?>f Ihe fact tht om --: m is im
|iertinen1 and irritating.
If ii" aro n-.i nc-t ik* n lhere is also n ?:. neral,
natural and proper ft - ling thal ?? iit< i - a* a
.la-* pav t .. little attenti m to Ihe duli ul pei
sonal chanlii. and thal Ihe i.e.-I* which
rh'-y di-|i.ii-.- are not al all commended lo the
palate by Ihe hinds, heads and apparel ol the
dispensers. We are' uni prepared t'> - ii that
waiters ara degenerating in this respect, fo
the public i- probably developing a m-ort (1 li
rate r.ivt.e in .mh matters, and this mai tn
ronni for t'i" Impression. Bul rcrtainl* ir i*
line tlmt au improvement would li a* cwdiall.t
welcomed as it would '"? promptly rccogniz d.
These considerations, therefore, and especial I.i
the feeling ?ri__"**ti.]*-i < ?! bt I if* syatecm
ha* ein.t tended, we think, to ally publit ..pin
i. n nith the walten in Ihe Hrs] si i_* ? ol
controversy. Moreover, there hi* Ikj
lat k nt ii mpnthy on tlc ii part a ith the ImnRn
and thirsty, manifesting c-.lf in ?> detcimiiia
lion to Iel a l.n ?_?? numlier "f pei -"ii*, n
warning ts i.imo, -.if-ed and nn*?l:.krd t
a ic in- ..f ...inp. Uiie. :i".is*:..-i c. their tlc
manda, lt thc effect ol these um wipaoionatc
t:i, ij, - bas ie- en injini"a* to Ihe e atise ul thi
waiters wc sec no rea** n I ir r* u pi. ? ? Ihcrca
human n itirra I" ing what il *
tin th.- other hand, the it tent men! whi h the
application "f the fcc sj utera bas prudm ? I is
tiu- directed exclusively against iii" napkin
beorers. Then* is a -'.ne uhat general ir-crccp
tiein ?,f the fad thal proprit I rr* hat fusten d
Iho system, tn ??' ''*'' ?' ? b'nst have laken ad
\;,t,t"- "i ii to maintain a ra i1- <a was
which they could not other* i?c en toni*. This
i* ip.i an auret able realixatlon ; foi lhough ii
i may ba mid that, inasmuch a. whatever rc
i mun i*.iinm the waiteia i. cen,. . ,,n? - out ,,|
id" pe,,bets ul custom' rs, ii maker, little differ
j < ncc how ii iv transferred, net ith. I. -- th re
is a well-nigh universal feeling thal the real
source "f payment ought t-. I..- disguised in ihe
ifviauiani business as ii i- m everj i thor, an I
Ibo burden ? ?! rash - ttb-ients burne 1.1 th ?
employer instead ??! the |>atron. Thi*. iii
think, is the strongest position wbb* Ihe wail
tis ran occupy, an.l ii i;,. i take n l..,|e||i and
def. rel it rigorously tl...* are likely lo i-ec-niil
popular sentiment on theil -pier
As f,,r their demand for freedom in the u*.
or ri'--'l'.t ol the razor, we are <li-p .-..I to
think lhal they aro unwise te, complical ? Iheir
agitation with this issue. Thej will y. t mn*
cecil iii arousing a tempest among Ihe sons ol
liberty over this matter. 1'osaiblj the price
less heritage which the fathers transmitted i->
their children ought to guarantee to et n man
absolute "jurisdiction over his ,,un rapiilan al
tractions <r repulsions, and a- an abstract
pii.po.iiion tbe ii-.'!)! lo iu.ii a mustache is
capable of bein)*: defended nith aid ir and mic
? ' s-. Em in ih.- case of waiters the inclina?
tion to curtail thal righi i* prevalent and
natural. Indeed, im- have mn a parti le ol
'I""1'' thal il a breed ol hairless waiters i*ould
bc developed thej would !?? round c, mi ,,
long felt nant.
TARI Fl Ul Idem .sons.
Our g.I friends, tbe profesaional reformers,
have hu upon ;l non plan. Despairing of *ur*
ceas la Int aking doun ih>> tarin by uthi r mt an -.
they propooo thal the Governmeni si.|.| bor?
row money, lt aili -aol n ed, thej -a,-., to add
dune. ..a sugar, or tea, or coffee, il it will omit
issue eeriilicai s of indobt inoh* for ihe ai rea rs
ol pensions, amounting i-. 940,Q0f),<i.,
fcW.00.-Ui.vd. i. ... Then there ran be
taiid reform, and thc revenue from customs
can h.* imi down, and yt t there will romani
? lough for the other ripen* * ..r the Gov?
ernment Thi* |g .-, bright idea. Tn tho
present forms ..r cnirreney' it would be pleasing
H. add "tariff reform notes." This would help
thc nh"!" people to understand Ibal Protection
pays its way, while Free Trad.* ha* i.,.,.??..
Also it would be pleasing to sec a Democratic
Administration begin with a foreed loan, li
has power io offer securities which romebod.
mighl buy. Instead, it proposes to force ihe
pensioners ol the Nation t?take notes whleh il
docs not lemur, to offer lm sale. TWl would
, . , ntm 0t it** -affection nnd
?ni. v be a fill** iu a-||1P l . ,i
i i i .,,i,Iie.|-s. and at the -am*
c -p .- for th" old *".'li" tm On.
- r ., r ,1,,- beauties ot " tai ifl foi
Hine a c nf.*-ioii of t u "'
... _ ., ?.,...,,, of raising revenue.
ll Vi lice ol ll a.s a III' -a .,
* . ,,, i iM, cheering to ne old
ot routse tins would ?*?" "
? . ' ,.,;..i,i have to pay a little .hav.
mi <||. rs, wno nn'-'iit oatt ?
now and then to gel ****** ?*?>? '.
pi.-i.ll> a* the notes would not be exact*
Lal and would nol bear interest, until Con
Brcss could bc broughl to provide for then
;..,?, ..?.* .ann... guess what might then bi
determine! Perhaps Ihe notes w?Jd be anew
kind ..f legal I ndci-s. bearing no interest, which
would be a plcasanl outcome for the lucubra
lions of hard nwnej philosophers lil*-* Messrs
W" Iv ami Atkinson. Ul ,hf> Dote" ,,,1>;,,t beal
interc.1 in silver al the option of thc Govern?
ment, which would also bc encouraging to then
,,l,?? , .,??.,.. in- there mighl be no provisioc
at all inch' f"' '?"? redemption ol the notes
sincothe tem lining revenue of the Governmeni
appears to bo all mortgaged, in tho estimati
uj ,,,? phjiosophers, which would be plcasinj
lo (ho teterans who maj haveto receive them
Without am provision for redemption thc
?tariff reform notea" would be somewhat
under tho weather, sotospeak. But if redeem?
able at all. ile."* ?i*hl bc rodeemablo either rn
"old or in "coin* *'t the option of the Govern
ment, which mighl ai any time mean in silvei
dollars. More gold notes, *stitsl at tho rate
,.f s;,o.uno non a year, would make the rapidly
ei. e r a*ing gold reeerve look small. Mora -sil?
ver not s. iv-ii.d at the same rate, would make
the pensioners feel ugly when they have to paj
a discount to gel them cashed. What th.
philosophers propone ls not particularly imper
iant, fm* Congress will be likely to toto tin
other thing or nothing.
li i* ,i nie ? idee to make the old soldiers tak<
tlc iii-i risk and beni Ihe lirst coal ol tanti
rt form. Nothing moro ch lice and beautiful ti
illustrate the charms of Democratic tariff re?
duction could have been dei iscd, and the effect
up,,a public opinion would undoubtedly ht
quick and considerable, Ihongh possibly not
quito uh:.i Democrats might desire. Men whi
ha\e n. i - r been able, in all their lives, to de
t. i thal llcpublican tariffs were in anj tvaj
., hurd a w mid I"* instructed every week thal
thc* Government lia* to run into deb] t" iti
pensioners h cause foreigners pay less f"i tht
i i.i ilezo "f * liing in Ami rican marketa. Men
-,,).,, remember hon Democrats ranted anti
raved aboul thc "fotced loans'1 when green?
backs were Issued would delight in the .spec
i;,,l,. if ii in liar* should "levy a forced loan
. ,, ,?,,. p. i*-|,*!', i - in ottler t e pay tho coal ?>i
I*),, i ado t',e-.,ii--*. Ves, ii i* altogcth< r i
lovelj idea, and far too bright and beautiful
?Vd t-j bc r< -ii:/' ''?
"SO.VRRODY HAS TO DIE.
I.a-t M. 11.11.*. the citiwns ol Denmark, **? C.,
lu the- numbr-r ol live hundred indulged in the
luxury of ?Ml.I-???I.<l. brutal murder. They
;.. eh a a.?_?!??. named John Peterson, strung him
up a;,e| til!" .1 hi* bodj With 1'iilh'fs. John
Peterson's crime was iii* c.lop. Some one ol
I,,-* -up." cahir had i rmmitted an a**.mit wi i
wh lo girl. Thal i* sn offence which i* apt t<
excite in anj community the worst passions,
.-?in i* einiiiitiiit.,*-. where there is a largt
:,.__i.? population mt .nt tully emerged from
the brutal ami degraded condition .which i
ili,* iiiiiii! jaherttance "i ages of slavery and
? this ci me i i anj all nc t to p -.petra!!
- ihe inn" white population to a pitch
e f rage bordering "ii insanity?a madneaa thal
a..i 'i:i_' bul th-* shedding of blood ran assuage
lt will let \*air I..1 tiie* *h.ii processes of law-,
nor for ih** groofs ..I guilt which in all civil?
ized e.iiiitti-* ara required io be indubitable
before the extreme penalty i* administered
i.irs ail appeal and imii nev. i I"* re?
voked, lt ?!'?? * not alu a.i *, ur even oft" ii. COB*
teni itself with the swift taking ot of tin
offender, hit laps with brutal satisfaction the
ii. n-li-h d Kuhl ol seeing it* victim die by lion
u?li nil tie- -accompaniments of in
?_?.? 11:..11m barbai ty. Thal ti*-" hundred dtiaeni
i-f any i nmmiuiitj sh tuld lise up in a body and
? ..' han i without trial anj one rn in ol
anj efoloi i.i an. offen o does imf seem to us
:.. l.e: ken bi encouraging social condition.
In th.* ca* the citizens ..f 11.inn.uk bad ii"?
iho pal iath i ft :? their crime lhal thi ir \ ii tim
mi. guilij if tlc ieif--iie-'' rharitede tm the
? ontraij. he wi- ? lainly, and by the -beat testi*
in* ni pr--ii,l*. cntirclj innocent. Thc '-'iii
wh ni h* e.a. rharg'*d with as*>aulting exon
, cr. i him. " I dun'l know hun." she raid,
i hen conin u* il with bim " Ho don t look
like him ul all. Ile don't talk lil*" the "'??li?
lle i- the - mi" c dor: that i* ail." To U.e i_ih --
ii n i- p uti I win ther he"l inked lil* ?? the rluhl
mau'' she answer d with an un-pisllnod "Xo,"
ami with < 'iu:tl positiveness sdded thal die
I know the mau nho a?-**aulti d hor if ihe
-au iiim. Thal would -?'-?? '" bc ei._*li t..
i dj the angi ii si e.i nobs a- te. thc inm i en< >?
.f.l,. nl't. is n lt ???(* cpi :?!? 'tull conclusive.
Bul bc na- '-..I Ih **?-???" ' 'dor." -.? wh -n the
rn-.i. were told ?'"? reauli "t thc examination
ono of them **lmply said, "Sim.ii" ha. t.,
dj ,' and ii-a thej balk John l*'t"i-o:.i and
?.ti-un-j h-u np anel iiie el hi. p a,* black I" dj
full ,,'? Lui'.:-. Thora nas the end of John
I-, (iv,.n. Cn' i.i death mill rold blot I *d
, icily, not because he had done anj'thing thal
deserved it. Lut bemuse he was of ****tho same
' ol.p" mi'i - mic mn. nbo had. and " uimcoody
Inul lo di.." And a ('.i.iii. p > Jury, taking up
the forms of law which had been mi cruel I j
di ic d ih" demi man. lookt il al Ibo work of
ihe lawbreakers and said i.ii iheir oaths thal
John I'eterson "came to lu* death bj tungin**
uni shu] wiNinds al the bands ul aboul iiie
hundr d 1 ni/, ti- liiin int end i tl to inflict the
I miishiiienl "f "hath up.en him" for hal ing com
milted an as-rault. Grim travesty of law and
jli-.ll! '
And tho lin- hundred iiti/en<. having *?;? r*,]
their rage, ara no doubt proud ol having ria
? lit.ii <l law l-i the violation of it, and ol hav*
ing administered a less*ra ami a warning i"
nigroen nho are tempted to rommil crime by
killing an innocent negro who na* "ut ibo
sa ino. color" with a criminal because "nome
bu li had i ? be killed." lt iv i.. thc credil ol
-in h ii"\i p i|i iv av - The < hail, .tim N.-us ami
''"ini'i" aili '?Th" Atlanta Constitution" thal
thej denounce in Ihe mos] unqualified terms the
savager, .ucl imil.,niti ..r the Denmark liv
hundred, lt i* nol likely thal any one ol the
murderers will ever bc broughl t.> justice or
villi, p the l"s. "i a moment's liberty for ih;v
Inul il crime. Bul ii is quito |>oaaible that if
-mh fouraals as Ihoae we hav,' named, and
.Hie p. p presenting the int lligenccand human
iii ol the Southern pcph-, hold them np to
public execration ns cold-blooded murderers
who kill without provocation lor the sake ol
hilling thc leaaon may not bc h.-t on other
I'l'iii'iniiiilies.
Ile* Medical s,., i.-t x ..i Ihe County of New-York
lin- li\?'tl its eye un Health ? lUiecr Jiraklna an I ii t*
idupted .lan.ai* declariug thal thc Jenkins
I'illlllll.r tl.elp,Ji eel ,| III: I .1 ll I 1 ll" Iv l,\ Ile, IIP'UIIN l||,
Iii .tin- Iii.il k 'Iii.' ll i. -rn I -lr* e,| the ve., i,-ty -...-ni lo
iverlook the fad that Ht ?Jenkins la mit maaag
ian his department on a medical and sanitary
asia, lint regards it aralaij 11 ..m tin* political
.nut B.r h..ii. lienre then j. an eotamoa .ground
r"r ihe-m a.-,-i, on. Dr, J-snkias claimed that.
ie w.is we.n pieaeed lu Ibe ?tiietara i*u__*_d wtom
his work an I methods hy the recent convention
of health ifleM In this etty, When it conns to
th* County MedlosI Society, ne preaame that be
will simply saap his Hagen aad dismlaa the whole
matter from hi* mind.
-m
according to ??* *-'^''a, Oeraran geographer,
1,TOO,non e-niiai-" miles ol tli" earth's surface still
romaine aa*_hab-ted? Aasamiag thal his Beares
ar." eoneei, it will not be B-C-OmiT f"r Bama
time yet for mankind t.. _.iv<* order fur pi^ns read?
ing, "Steading roora '-uly.''
lt \n a leeky tiling for the- I),-mucra ts of thia
-tat.* that they hnv<* had wise Republican I'"'M
liti.eii to fall back on. rn* etan their extravagance
in the Legislature woald make a mach more un?
comfortable Bhowlng than it do.*,. gCoatfoUer
famphe.1 hopes ta war*- gi.OOO.OM this y-ar
iieeiti tin- Corporation and Inheritance Taa laws,
xxiiiih meaaureB th.* BepubHcaas ivie Instraatentel
in putt inn on the B<atute-book. 'Hu- tax rate
.shows iciv reckless th- Democrats have been In
expanditurea, but wttl.t the help given them
Ty the hus referred to they would have bard work
tu make a plausible explanation of their course.
Tin-' taxpajTcm will nol i>-- likely to forget tbeea
things when the next Legkuatura is to in* elected
in November.
Our -Democratic friends are makin-** berate
attempts to <*\p!;iin tl.e* very large Increase of the
tux rate*. Bul the- fitct re-mains tlcit a ce,nsid?-ia
ble portion of tin1 Increase is Illegitimate, and can
ie. ;k?oiinfed lor on no theory eenaistent with a
decent respect for economy iu th" eaaenditare of
the people's money. Hut then the p-cord shows
tlcit Democratic -Lcg-slatarea are given to extrava?
gant and iitni"t"v-tiy appropriatioaa.
There seems to in* some aneertainty in Brooklyn
respecting the. quality ol Mr. Depew'a hnntpr.
S.iine of Mayor Goody's friends an* -solemnly dis
cumlng tii.- propriety of tone of thc trenchant
passages ot' tin- >_pt**ech delivered iiefore the Moa*
tauk ".'lull last Saturday night. If ii wa. -attire,
they profess t>> believe that Mr. Depew ??i*i not
.ii.-- *-?- thc righi tun.- i..r i'. Wo iiin tell these
.ji.r'iluiis cures licit it was better than ni tire.
lr was tho enll truth al...ut recell scandals in
Drookljrn Bdmlnbttrntion ami politics. Wheo he
-eel tl,:tt ti,,, abftorption of public money by rin^s
nnd gangs over th" river it> no longer called
robbery, ombezzlcraenl or theft, but -simply mia*
appropriation t" be rgoneeted by legtalattoa, and
that franchises which ai" sold ia other Iowas are
Kirra away in Iirooklyn as decorations for greedy
?,':it***liiari.*liip le condensed into two Stinging
epigrams some of Hie ??wlr' of mlagovernmenl
ulu.li iu ih- judgment pi riubt-minded citizens
have become Intolerable. Everything which Mr.
Depew sm.i ni -ir Braoklyn aifairs was tran fi.jai
exaggerations and within bounds
? m- ?
Mention i* made of a new r-Ic-Tm which has
tum!" it? appearance in Russia, "the ebie! article
,,f wi. .-nei r_ee.ni t-. i?- ihat hair is sinful."
t oaaidering bow many ?calpe Maxwell luis taara
lin ?? M n.'h l.-.*t, th'* devotees "f this new religion
may feel like r ii-i-fin,' him Th. ir lauron Mint.
Th.- (M,v,-rti.r ii going to allow the ..Hi. tal. of
New-York ami Iirooklyn tra days iri whleh t.. ex?
amine bills uiTr ?tlfcg th.-.- cities. >Bot iii" ot-h-er
day when tbe people of Buffalo sought an oppor
t un ity to -.h..iv him th-- obnoxious character ?>t a
meal ire sneaked through bf L_eutenant-Gov4?rnor
si,."."I, en, Mr Roarer would Berri allow them t.-u
luiuurrv. Circumstances :ilte-r cines. When there
i- ,i cont**mptible political Joh on hand tho Ger
e-riteer ll.."* BOl lpi-ltllte* te. ll O hi. Ilttlo llfSt ill
tie* uttieee.r h;isr.- !b. put ir through. No Execu?
tive ni our biston Ims I.-ut ld?self i.. baser uaes
thin R'-aweli I. I'lower 'lui in ti.?- liniT:xl>> sneak
legislation.
Al tie (itv Club in.--.-fin_r the otln-r ni-,!it
the 1*'-- Dr, Oladden, in diseuasini tbe failure
BBf pity government in thi. country, sail that "m*
,,f the- -t.-|.-e in the path of reform la "the ceo
Initiation "f rxecutive authority la tha hands
eef thc M.ii or." We have not to ??, ? far, hosr
ever, t<i >ue that tl i* step ls >.f ao avail unl**ss
voters pal th" ri-ht snit ,,f Dim in th- May..r's
chair Take Brooklya ns an example. A dosea years
;i..i a ne-iv i hurter was adopted, its leedlag tote
t !?? being th.' u*ry thing advocated Hy I'r.
(Jladden. Foi a lime ali wenl well. Mr. Seth
I.oiv un. elected Mayor, au I j . - -. ?T. ?. ? t . -? I. an.l f..r
fe ir years Bri oklyn ha l a mode] 'itv ***orent
mral conducted "it buslnesa principles, That
happy state "r tim',.* .. ight t.. liave continued
Indefinitely. Bul in I8S5 thc Democratio ring
gul tl,- upper hand again, and ht* kepi it since,
and scandal, Inefficiency, extravagance and ir
respoiiaibibity hav* prevailed. la this .irv,
,,---. ri,,* Mayor luis pra**tlcally unlimited io
*p. iisii.iii--.. bul tlc- |m-..)i1-? have permitted ram
n,:iliv r, :,.,;ir.r -I'l, a .tl|i il|,"ll th" 0111111- i
pality tint it mil I.-- ev ???? !iii_!v hard to shake
n off, In I*:"', v.lan t1..-!" na- a a,,,,,i chance
t. overthrow tin* Fourt?-ratli-st. ring, enough
na. i* -ta...I a' home t" :: i'-e-Tau,mau.l il sweep
Ing triumph, l>r. Gladilen must go one step
lintier 'ark. aal tell ii- laen le. *_,*t voters tn
vote ia municipal eic *i ai s.
PERSONAL
lu-. I*. II. lM.'r. .,f \Vu\.tlv, Md., lie- n bronx*
iip.I il ii Iii. 'i ii.i - viiti. u i i ' u-I- - t e i uni nu ,:,i-i.it>
il,,* valorous rlinrge nf Colonel John Rag-**r Howard,
Januarj 17, l7al, al the battle ol i'ot_*p.ns.
Th* i: ghi li a. ?'. I'. 1 eli : . M. H.. ls , rll.-il
-ti..* rather .'f il;.' Hou*.-. ..f Commons." Au Ri ?
li-ti artier romnientlug .eu ia- experled appears ac.
In Ihe ll ti-- lo i.a- eu Ihe Irish Home Kui" Mil.
,i-: -I:*.ni lu I-n.*, ll,.- il,Inl -,,u ,f ih.- ||on,
.rae Villi.i*. mu ol iii.* tii-t Bari ?r Clan-ndon,
iii-, i mi. i, ii.ii inirodm 'i t.. ii..ii.-iiniii|,t n in
1-: i, itu-' i'ii after ii,,- i,;,--|.,_ ,,f n?. trreel Ile
L.rm lill. :,:,,! -?,,,,?,?!,,,. li,. li*\..,-. ||,. I Mni,,r ut-,I
l i????? Trad, r, luis t ver .line I :??, a repi ?-. inmiv.* ,,r
h.- Pie-t,-:'i".ii- i.r ii,.- i:i.,,i, iniinlrv. Ill- lee',*,- mid
uni.r-"l,e ii ? - uii.-. tl.eu uii!, tin. ron iltnenr.i i- ?-_
belli Vi". uii|Hir;i lb-led In H. Ll-cu ,.| P.ii'.lamenl
nut Ll- ll PP lilla.- Ill |hl ll .il- ? e,, V(,,.. . .,?., , ,e
I'l-r.i'm i"ii "Ul i.f Itself an .int ol ti,,.
gr ut l luti-re I."
arrht'lthop Kenrick, ol Ihe Roman t'ult ll.? iii.
of m. I..11I-. -,?... ,!,.- death ol H. ,,...,, ,*.,I | ,*,.ly.
?has i uimed Ihe riitit-r irorh >a ii,.- ?,*, i, >???,--,.
Though . I.-I: i even ft an ld, he i * said lo bc
-ii* i'.-li ..pi*. ..I I,, the -ippoliilmeut ol a readjutor.
.lin.,,u_ii nearly e-ian- one, lu !>? -;tti:._r -Br teeing
the name ..f iv..f v,.,r K. I-:, liarnard -f 'ii" lick
.,i.-anni,.ri. think* >.f lum mendy as Ihe dlfpoverei
ol the lifiit -m.-lin ? ,r Jupiter, be l- known anet .ni
tlilre-il ailinn!,' n [mil i,i. r- .p.lia ., niue h fur Ml ll.'lli
a- n ?-..m.-t iin,i,ei" ;,i?i r r i.i- original fe.u- In stellar
phoiographtr. Mo living man has dls>rov_red n manv
eeelll.lv ;, , ||,|s -;f|.,| Ve.UH- ?;, l-ill.l- ol' lil,, ikies,
ii.,, .na ,,,, ie** itin, killeen on hi- score. The
i'''-.- though, I-- lu ii-, f uml iiim. ii- nu*
ui'i luiiitliin r.-r ..em, i- ;,t iu.- timi-, bul waa photo
graphing a region In the Milky Way. I'poti .lei.i pl *.
lils plate, hu t...ti. .1 ii ut.pl.tinir. looking Rtreak.
Iii" iii-xl nkhl ho iiuin il Hie big mi Inch Iii I, r-1.
"(?'?li. 'ii- stranger, and Inhold li men.Up i
1 "?""' '? I'n yearn sgo Mr. liarnard miv s phntog
rapher'i lumlntaiil la N'suhvllle nn.i an i-iiilni-i ,vru
am u.-'ir u-li--1I..III-,-. Wei, a Hve-lnrh gbn-s h.- found
in.'I'''* shead e.r every ...,,? . i-.-; and then the
vandeltilll lui* i-in r.>IK . r._nl/ln_ iii- genius
-?.iif.il Ml- :ivvi-l.,,|, .- ?||,| ||,,. |?.?,.||| ?f |lK t. ,,,,,".
for four i.-ar*. During Hull time I,.* f .titi.t -Ix or
-''?a i."" romets. II.- waa linn hurtled lu co io
III" I.l. k ..I.-..pial .ry.
iv.ir.---.il- .i. Rendel Harris, ,,f l*amferld>ga t'nlvar
-Ul Rngland, who l- reported a- hating dlaeavered
:" MOttnl MUill .ll re.Ilipl, la M||;,? ,,,.,? ?., .,-),?
eef iii*- four i....|..l, mis for.,i> conm-cted alth tin*
fatuity ,.r Johns ii,.i kins [diversity, Prom i--j
nulli ISS. |p. un, a |,,ii,,,.,e ,,,, (-e- r, vinni, ni
Ureek, sad lrom l-l c. 1 ?-., Bst-oclata earofesaor ..f
New Te-aauie-ni Oreek nml palaeography. During
ia* stay lu liiiiiii.*.* ii,*. Harris attracted mach at?
tention among .'iiiv*lctil ?choiari bj publishing through
the John- ll-iiklti- pi-.e-- an elegnul lac-nliulti' i-dillon
\'< ".Liol,Imv of the Apustles.-- H.- I,-,. Klnce
1.-eeiiiiii-iiii nnii Hm,i-r,.ni College IVnnsyl
iain:, ami nilli the lill I'r,--, t'anibrldge, ami ".Ince
IHOI has lieen ii>. holder .if ii neal) ??aiabllNhi-d rhabr
of epalai-ography.
Victor BaNlot, one ..r the rev arvlvtai reteraas
er tin* Preach Army nt Wsterloo, haa juvt ridebrated
ali liKiih aiiuiiuiv.iiy in his native lilla-.,- li, lin
N"ini.-. h.- it r-t tonghi lu tin- i-i ii?.im, rampalgg
ander Marahal Davoaat, and took part In t:..* tdege ..r
llambarg, On lha retnat lrom Hoacoa tn- atthdrea
ni th the real ..f lu. regimenl lo HiriKiu,,,. \vi?? ga
"Kdcou r.turupd Inuu __ll..i gaJUot Va ott undi-i* tin* |
orders of MBfBbal N.-y nml fought ni Watt rtoo. Tntr*
lng tin* .'iipiKeiiiein victor Halll.ii received a blow oa
ihe beal from i tathra, which -"nt bim reeling .-timing
the dead and dying, bat be mn* ot ly -innn.-i. and r"
covered lulBcteolly to retarn to Ute ii>_t.i. Ile v.ai
laken artaaaer by tie- Kaniva and eswdaetad to
Plymouth, where lu* remained ucarty s v.-n, nu .<?..
turnlng to France be f,-ll ill: tii" t.ra sid lu r.__
III the last r-tufc'e >.f loii-iinipiloll. "So iiii_.lt f rt Qm
doctoral" lu* exclaimed, umllliig, aa bi ?-gifdrd to
thu tou.it of Lia health daring tba catettatlia.
TUE TALK OF TUE DAY.
li li n matter for deep tkankMnmi thal tue timon
lut" old Kin* i-i ni.) Miyheal SbaehaBu saa baan*, nm
Into mid dhwUsi Hu* liiieiiiatiuii.il navy. Ska doe-Mil
Banally fall to attila, such a rhaaea for Mag nu..
ciilef, and ln-r Bett-desUal oa tin** aaraslea nfl. angrim
nit vviio know bar. Mas lbs Mhscfeassaaoa imkMal
fur kaoga, ur L -li" t.-iniiuriiilly -- otr Ipt fi- d"!
'lip- itory of tii.' rick mnn't neting ali ba had and
giving unto Hu* poor ass Hm .siii.j?-ci of dUcasrtoa -.g
a iiTioiA r>iii-l.ii -<li.ul ela... m?i kriSf m.'"- flu
teacher nus Ulnntrattag Ho* moral tiwi lbs ItMSoa ron.
i-v-. om- or her rm.,t attentive u-iem-r* ansi * lit?
tler fellow -Mni.i-iv -ix years iii. lol a* brtgM ax a
dollar, nii'l nitli a tongue tliat uses the Qaeea's Eng
Uah In a manner tkat iioiild in.,1..- tbat motherly uul
-ml .-uuiim if ihe beard lt, ??Non-,"' *dd tba teach*
very Impressively, -If a man i- furiiniuie .-nough io
tiiak.- b iiilllloii ili.llar* in iii.- c.Hirsi- ot lils life it U
i,i-duty t.)-_ive- batt ot lt at lassl to the poor.1- ??")'.-,*?
Interrupted a prim little girl m one cnrn--r, "tart how
many men mane a million dolkua lu tbe eawae <?f their
iii.-.'' Than waa a illeaoa ror ? mom. nt, when the
little fellow chirped In the eaaatk saawari **l)ara
icxv."?iiticii Ubaervar.
There used lo be B cartons oil-well in Veiiin^O
( .ninty, Penn., xi hleh BBVir yielded a drop of ull i-x
(e-p' cm .sunday, lo tko (Nat prl.-f of tba labhaCBftaM
Bat there 1.-, ii nell in lt?eek r Cuni, on. (ul., known
as tin* I.tm.itli* OH sprin.', xx hi. Ii 1* unite a. (urloiu.
When tli-- ri'-iv nen Bppean lt begins to flow oil, ami
tie- tion* Increases In volume ag Up: moe.ii grows.
Whea Uie mouii Ls full tip* -prlii;.; j hills iliive lear.-.-li
a .lay. iviie-n thc iikj'jii icackea tta ia->t '?uurt.r, tu*
How ..'ll-er-.
Ul..ai J;nil"l \V,l, nr rtsttcd these purl* for tho
purpose nf dettvering his Bonker lilli oration Ss xvas
? -iit.Ttnlit.--l iii the bOBBO of a Charlestown meri-h.-int.
This meiiham wus so iml.i__T.is.vd l.y the bonot oi
thc preat rtatewman's presence thal h.- brought out
not univ mu- but -ei. ral decanters of th.- beat U.^iiur
lu- hud in the house. .i|r. w.-i.-t.-r inivfullv Marebod
out tin- v.-*-l coatalalag Ike brandy, ami poured
from i' a drink tkat today would b.- gruauaHj farand
"a bath." ami dian;. Ike IV|i?.r In a few complacent
Kuli.-. Th.- anxiuii-ly obKgin-r merchant in-1nn-.-.i I;f
-Mr. Wi b.-ti-r nh. Kier he wu uki li'.t like I glan of
uaicr. itu senator looked up calmly, nini in i,u
iti...-t mupilfl"'" nt toles rephed, urbanely: -I thank
you, sir, bat i am aol -thinly."HUostoo Oloba.
?? Th.- lie-ton .TeViiinar la rdXty jems uld, but ht)
one would inspect it, for It appeals to ba as young,
ii-eirun-i and iprtghtty as it ever waa, -The lowraal*
'ah- alwaya v-i-i.i-.i a great meerai Inllaaaca tn .Ww
EnglaBd, and lia, beea a bulwark of sturdy r,.-pu|>.
il-anism. Tin- BaagatalatlaM wMeh lt. aaat-rtramg
alli bring to it are amply deacrV-dL
Il la a curl',a- fact Hint, wi,Ile tha westward _BOva>
imiit of tin- pe.piilatlu!! luis eoreTBd BO 1- *.* tiiici f) 1 -J
degrees of longitude (0 degrees, -l minute*. 1 mcaoAg),
ii.i* Btovement bas run almoal ..n a itralghl line. ii,...
extrema northern and southern variation embracing
l"-s than one-third of a degree of latitude tl* Bria*
u'..-. r,t; <e, e,it,l-i. To put Ihe .-..ul rn -1 mn Mm
ilactly, we may aay that, whfle th<- neaten mot a.
iiii'tii for tin- ceatary agaR-gates COS miles, the em*
1 :.*?? ?!??? northern -md soatkern varlalloti ls a bul" under
twenty-two nill.*-, uiui tie* flntsblng point of Ike Hue
I- only -onie. -Ix mlle*, -oath <>f the starlin*-' point.
?(Itoetoa Hernia.
Tlie concern whlih hal taken the contrail to feed
all who may ile-irc te) Ml within tin- i drago Ex*
p.,-id un gm iiiiii. la gBttlag ready to take turi- of
30,000 people a day. Ii. expects ta use a toa of
coffee a day, and other things in pwgiullau.
TIIK HISTOBY OT -)<>NK--*. TIIK VOTtt.
I'oi.r .ton--- be roted eitiy, an' he slao rmiet late,
"I'm*," Mild le-. "I IliliiK a i.ttiie i*i ii-eeitnnilii';"
.lu' i :.--ii I.?? seen the Bgfera un ti... Democratic siato,
Ila rada li** mule la MfaseUalea a-koBtartn'l
Aa' Hld Jones; "I'm I.-rel
.in* it teems quite ?lear
Tm entitled to u uffi.*."*
Bat Ikey -.aid: *-n*-ai ycart"
Kur, v>ii .-.-, IhSN was a lattSB that was l.eMl:-.' ot
the place?
Ike ee.ta .? iar xx Iii. li .loin -., wa* je-.it a plain';
Aa' tin- -Uover'meot wai walUa', wita u patient
vurt u' fa..-.
Tin h.- .ii.si. or i-.'-k a ti.,ii.in fur malgala'.
llrst, ?tun- ?? l'i. k and rhooss/1
Tie n twas ?* nm or lose" ;
.?*o .lon-* l.e kep' a ?..?altin'
Far a dead man';, ihaea,
II.* went down to tl.e -TttlagB, wh, re the feller had
tke Jot..
.in* i.ite-re-d bim a boase aa* lat fur dylu';
Hut Hie' tue lt kept a gala', an tm' crap..- waa SS
the kri.it>.
Aa' Jive-, sat lu the came tery rigkla'l
Aa' today yeeii'll lind ?
All a wanderin' In his mind ?
l'..or JoiP-v. led waitfa', waltln',
Aa* Hat feller unrealaaed:
?(Atlaiitii Oili-tltutlon.
I'nreasonable Han. Rke -1..,ki oh the* wrong aorasg
aii.l leaved li**r iitnl.r.-IU frantically ut tin- approaching
.-lr.- l .ur.
"Other ^ld.* of tko .-ire.', lady," said the rot>
,'.iii tor.
??Hut this ls tl,.* -atti" -Ll- Of ll," -Mu-* thnt I
nlOOd on wi,"li I 1 ....I. til- -ann- .ar tO rollie d.i.vn
teewn. I de. derlare, leen m.-n are tbe ni.-' Bl rea-.it?
al.le creatures that were ever inveiiud."?iiue____.u_.__t
.1.Billilli.
Ike praprteton "f Hw Nuaater n..t.is tear ikal
the W..rld'-i Fair may hurt th.in in two waya, lirst
by dlarinlahlng iii. ir patroaage, ind ..?.i.llv. l.y
making it harder i.are i-*e?e.i help, The Katoa
papen r,i*>rt thal tke wages tor help bas alr.a<:y
gone np. owing to Ihe facl lhal ao m.un- arorkers af
all kinds have Uvn engaged to >fo to I I s fur tha
summer.
i ?!. ir < u-e. ?W.*_." Baked ti,. Chicago Miat
.iipi.-.r. ???a.,i i- ihe charge ugninsi this min "
-llase, 1.,ur Anner," r-iii.el ii." oilcer, - ?? waa
ohNihruitln' the ii reeta. He na* a luadla' aa tue
omer, preach!n'."
?li--M uiiieii a day ran \--n s ke ai ihat iori of
i.u-li..-- '" u-k.ei ihe .iiuU'e*. lu.t unkindly.
Hun Ihe prisoner replied: "Mi i|u-:.-r ele-'s not
I'll III i.*eeie|. 1 "11! mel rnrlilll'_ 'eer lllole-l."
: Jud ki' looki l ai (hi ?'?? bim In ani.i."**
m. ti*. I ii;.ilii l|.< -..i.i : ?? IV. i ;.,,-? ror tho
I'..ii..- euri, at all. mi* mau i- undo?bt."dly crasy.'*
Indianapolis JournaL
T-.mt :- to Hanover In Ike tatara am be sMa te
vlsll the he.u-e in wblch Udbults lived v.il. tit
lilndranee. Ii ha* been p :r.V i-*'. I-v an art aoctstf
nml la to be rratotvd (? the i nditton in which it waa
In tho .iii- e.t* ihe ?avant. The roofi wham Lrthaita
.ii. d i- (ilk .1 with artli I- - wldt h ??? .* i ? Ion-fed to Um.
Tks hon-'* ls three stories high, lt wUl coolata
henceforth s valuable library and an *m _at-ery< Thg
.in.iiin.' -place e.f Kant, in Konlgabcn_, h twevt r. wkteh
la- allraet.el in, y vUltOTS IO IBS ali<'i"tit .ilv xi In-rs
i in --: ii ii Ki-_have le.. a alu:,.i- crown<ed, t- ah Q
to h.- teTii doun to ina!..- faM f'.r l.eiv l.n ? Ul iii __>..
I tie entrance and paris e>f the- house, maetker wltb
li- relics B.f Ike phi!..- pher, xviii be prc-ri'd la ths
. Ill' 111 l-e um.
TYPICAL liK-r'i" I'.ll'I ' BOMBS.
Ii. m Thy Milwaukee Sentmi4.
r-iiitie* ike laai < ongn - did no! repeal tl,- -tix-en.
|lll|e UU.-- at'l "Tile- 4'llltrli'.* .'ol,I II ll ' I lil- II ;i ?? titiln'ta
UKgregutliSl eif in. op,p, lem-. ' Till* I* g t rut Uf ul ,t->
-e tiptl, li. H Hie I'rtsidehl I:'. 1.-lil.el li..- lieu
(*uiii_r.'N. tra. any 1.-- In.ouipi-tent psrhaps he w uiUl
hal.- called it together iu extra -?i.>n.
MliiWI MP* THINK HIM IN PKMtMld.K.
Plum The' Ire \ IC* ure* .I,,ni ual.
i .*.-i retary ol ti,.* Tri*a?ury wbo hicks Ike eoaa*
dence of Ike nn.-i Intelligent and i*on**ervatlve luinli
ei* of the country must ie considered a koue-wbat
iiiiit.r-it'iil.h: ollliial.
A TAMMASC. TRA IX I KO SCIIOUL.
Prom Th.- Binghamton Republican.
?in- eing* *t.,I.- Pi-i-oii l- il,or..u_lilv ii Di ii'.. ' tl?
lt,-iiiuii,,n in ii- mni ngi tn--m. nu annex ,-f Tem
nunn. Having veil..1 vue i leveral t-riu*. lu s;.,eo
lui*.ni tine , not dl-e|ti:ilifi one lrom beciimlng I ;i-i
lui. al leader lu Ttitiiiuiiiii or from procaruig .iii 'iti
iiui berth In nriNon muter the aaapwei eef Tammany.
11,bib" I- tu, iiianeie ie. wonder that ci'iidemnol nc*!*
devers escape fruin tke priam.
?oin win nomi*. Kurra nu qiftii wb v>.*
Timm Th'* Ila ll I more Atii.*ririiu.
Nen York I* ti..* I-'.iniilr.. .-tale. NeivYoik <1lf
la the country's metrropuUs, lu., prl*m.-r* under
lenience ol ii.-iuii na-utied from the bt.ite i"-nit il?
lari. Iii * lliie-li:;:l|,,||-' iv.,, h-'lel. I'"' Ve-fdlCt
lill* lilli Ipelx.l! ie Uv te. 11,111,.*. I',.* !:|e-t 1". -|>. IU
ble nml etniiieiii .iii/.,-iiv nf n. u York t ni iii.si com*
plaints ami charge* against iii" I, ul 'e; the -tt.-'-t
(leaning Depatrimeul. There was -au *laveitlat*
ti">n." Tin Mai,bi- Tammany'* Mayoi Ignored las
t.-p. .tulle elli/, a... add -.,I.l llreiiiiuti ...uld keep
hiv J..I.. A Buffalo politician -??'ian mun able to
do linne llllh (he l.e-_|.|.itur,. rine! xx lill I ? ili-ru-.r
Moiler Hum all me docem .people ol his rtiy. ma
decent j.pie uer,- a.tualh lustilted by Ike '?"?'*
e'tiieei- and the- le-gUlaliire. \.v. Vork I- '? ?" M't'l'lro
t-i.-.-.r- ami Bea Viwh ( i:? i. the continent's oxetrmt*
oil . lau Uer other Mates and cities lave the, cniiiitry.
?? - *
Til!-. MIUNK-s ul* -l-IIK.
i'i..*ii ti.?? IndlaaapaUs JaarnaL
is ii j.ovvit,:,. ,i,,i ,),,. 4 i* xi-iinui .r.-viiiini i-.tni-l'ie
"Ul rive up Hw trade arrangi-ments ulth Cala ?**<
torteit from dpatn. lu f.f the fact* ikal sar Irala
In -rtgkteen months nith ii,.ii l.land and T*orto Hmm
itu. Increased -fi-,tc-.?,:t-_--' ,,: -rhlch -ti.tci:,- mis
exports I spii,- iiiii.i, would lead t> *n. * a -arron
der of a valuubU* it.ail.it, iuli_!it bc gtlgmaiUsi aa
maiacss.

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