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ABBEY s THEATRE ?:?? Tl - DesJI'a Deputy.
A.-U'1M1 OF Ml >!' * IS S..-i:..:k1 "h.
AMEItl? 'AN THEATRE s The Hpon -' Llf?
ATLANTIC OARDKN SO lo M Ii arc ' -??''?<- ' ??
ran and Vaudeville.
BROADWAY THEATRE I I -? S; ita?.
lAsiN. > s ir. 't le Paaatng -
? ni.i via s i nr vi RE s is M i '.- > ? :-'
DALY s -| HE VTRE It 111 ?le?) ??
EDEN MI'HEE li-ll World la Waa
EMPIRE THEATRE 11:13 The Bauble ?hop
FIETH t\ EX1 I. THE VTM1 S-H . ' - mpty L'p to
lui
?-, VRDEN THE vn:i: ? 19 Little ' hi
HARLEM OI'ERA HOUSE -?? IS N .;? ?'. m Bonai
MBB vl Ii iQPARB THEATRE S 13 R b H .
NOTTS THEATRE I 36 I Milk W bit
luvi.v; i'i.\-'i: THEATRE I IS Der v ? ? ? Il h
.mi H laei frumui
KOWTKR .v BIAI.'S s Viel Wille.
LVi.iM THEATRE ! S:15- Lord Chmmley.
MRTRol-OLITAN OPERA HOUf*B R:M '" ?'?? ?
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN 2 lo 11 V W
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PALMER'H THEATRE ?.i:- -?'.?mille.
PAST iH - s Vaud?
I'll- >? -foi: s M a. m U> 10:80 !'? m.- V.i'.devllle.
SIANI'AEI? THEATRE %:? Th? Neat U y.
gT VB IHEATRE s ir, r..- Pi II Mall.
)4TII BTRERT THEATRE 8-1 '
?a ro? 'lfm *vk s -i m '.? ?< ?"?" f "' " ?? ' ' ;':
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Jnbci to ^ODfrtisctrtfrita.
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An-, .nu ? i m ."? _ I" * i.- "?"?? and Mvatlngs ? ?
Aiitumn Beaoris . . . '?? ?'? L-iial N lluei -.? <?
ii ? Ro ?ms. .. ?"? '.' Is w an i l-oiind. . . v .
?usines?, rhano? s . :. 2Marrtages 4k I>eatbs.. ? ?
bu?lneae Notices " S'Mliueltan.is .I"' 4-?
'..p..i'ii. --' ?|. N ' ? ? l ? '? Ml* ? llaneous .
Dancing v<adei- s ?iNea t'ubltcatl na - s 1
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Want? i .?'? ?? s H--I.I Eat al? .. . g *?*
European Advt?.12 OIRellgious Nulkes . ?
Eicuralom .U b Railroad? . S 3-4
Flnaarlal .14 4 :. s h . : Vgen? les . s
Financial Elecilons ..14 (i Si.?I Notice? . . -?
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Hotel* .? 8! Work w anted . '?? ?>
ln-irii.!l m.s l -j
Kueinca? ?onces.
>t ?Il Top Desks and OlfUe Purnlture.
tlreat Variety of Style aLil MM?
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Weekly Tribun?. 1 ?? .8 eta.
Beir.i-Weekh Tribune. 2 (?? .Beta
Tri '.un- Monthly. 2 <>u .% eil
f'u?'Hge pr-'palj Ly '1 lie Till.une egcepl us h-T?lnafl?r
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stamp be a?TU-d to ?very copj of th- Dally, Sunday
? ?r S-ml-WeeUly Tribune mailed f r local deliver) In
New-York City. This postag? mutt t ?? paid by ?nb
^rtber. Readers ar- better si-i.-t by bu lag lh?ir
Tribune fr m ? ncwsdeatei
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une is4 Nassau-st.. New-Tork Main uptown ""
1242 Rr'.?dwav. A-liW-i? all cotT??jpond?nc? simply
"The Tribune." Rew-Tnrk
Fnmpean Branch, for advertisements only, 75. Fleet
>'???'. F ?? . t nd r- England
ftto^Dtok Daus ftiriknnt.
?FOUVDED BY HORACE GREEL?T,
Till ItSDAV. SOVEMB?H I. ISM
FOURTEEN r\?GES.
THE SEWS THIS HOBS ISO.
Portlgn.- The Cxar la linking rapidly, ?nd his
ti'-.cli is t-ypei '??-! .?? any monten In -
portan! changea In lh<" policy of 0
aald ;.. have been adopted by the Kmpet
tin- auggeatlon ??: the new Chancello!
The Chinese Kmperot is i--p.irt--.i t? have aum
moned tils viceroy? and Oovernora to H--l?i!ii? t.
learn why ihey have failed to cruah Japan.
Two dynamite bomba were exploded In
Milan There was ? Whltewayite riot In
M John's, N. r.
Domestic. -Cbnun ?-'? ?I, L)epew made apee he?
from the rear platform ol a ar at ; iwt - al ng
tl.- Kri Railway In this State. - The Pre?!
d. nt named Thuraday, November 29, as Sat! ma
Thanksgiving Day. Three trainmen were
k)lled to a wreck on the Lackawanna : a : ? .
ii ranton, Penn. Governor Flower
speeches at Dunkirk ai.J other Western x-w
Yuri, towns. Senator Hill spoke al P r!
Jervla and Sewburg. Winners ai Si
Asaph: Samaritan. Tartuffe, Prig, ReynaVd, M
latyre and Owlet. Q ivern ir Mi Kin ?> de
Irrsi -i fourteen political addresses In Ohio.
?City ai:d Suburban. One of the greatest po
l'.ii al demonstrations ever seen In .v-v. -
was ti^:j at i!i?- Musi Hall last evening; ex
Prealdenl Harrison spoke; l.- \i i* .m ?rton pre
?Id -l Harold M Bewail, ex-Consul-Oen
?ral ai Bam ?a, addressed a large audleat* at
th- Central Opera H ?use John W Q S
m i le lits ?rM speech of the campaign before s
Mb nif-tliiK <-f the Gtrman-Amerl sn Reform
I'niwn. ; The Committee of Seventy h?-U a
rousing K'ttherlug lu RenWick Hall A
lai-K-- number ut minor pollti al meetings were
held it was announced that pro eedlnga
looking to th.- Indlittment >>t John C. Sheehan foi
ron tempi in refunlni t< produce his bank books
bel re the Lexow Commltt?ss bad been begun,
tin the stock market coal sto ks rose, bul
th.- Orangers declined; the cl ?-?? was Irregular
The Weather. Porecasl for to-day: Generally
fair; westerly winds. Temperature yesterday:
Highest, M degrees; lowest 48 degrees; average,
?i;\ degrsea ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
John <" sin-ii.in stands before lb?? people of
New-York In liis. true colors, stripped of ull
pretence. He jresterday wen! to the length of
defying ? eommlttee charged with ihe power
??f tin- State ?Senate, and repeatedly refused to
produce lii* bank books for examination. R<
peatedly he was guilty of couducl and btugiuigc
that would have .in.-tiii- <l summary prtx-eedlngs
far contempt, mul once, in true Tammany style,
he denounced the committee's counsel as ?
"liar.*" Mr. Golf was directed t?i bring sii.
liau's pi-rf-iiiiiaii. ?-s in tli-- attention ??f lh?' I>i?
iriti-Atioriii'.v f'?r i?t*?cotation lo the Grand
.lury, and iin-r?' ougbi in be no room for doubl
that h?* will be promptly indicted. He is al
?v.i'ly indi.-ti-tl and couTlcted In Ihe contl ?r
]iiittli(- opinion. He protests that be Is an bonesi
man. Inn li?- a?-ts Hke a dishonest ?ni>'. Mis un
willingness t-? lei his bank books be seen is
proof that be has s-JUH'tbiii-i t?? conceal Ah
linn--st ni.iu is willing to nii-'ii all ills Bffairs lu
proper s?prutlny. Sbeeban lias placed ibe brand
of ?lish-Hi'-r ?-a his. own brow.
? ?? ?
The Tammany method ?-f campaigning Is ilia
rinsed in au anonymous circular which has been
distributed amoag Ibe members of the Police
Department, it purports u, have i??---ii Issued
by a eotanalttee ?.f police officers, bul bean? no
iiauj-'. It is directed especially against Mr. John
w. ??o?r. who is aeeased by innuendo <>r all tin
crimes ihat could be mentioned "W-- believe."
?.ay these cowardly authors of this mean attack,
?ihat if ihe r?'c?*t?l of Mr. G.iff were laid bare It
"would i??' wry black In comparison with those
???f sonn- ?if mi- brother oflkers wlw nave
"i?ecii lnlii up by him to ridunie and scorn."
The circular further says thai Republican sue
raas means ihe legielatiag <-ut <-f office ?-f ererjr
person now connected wlih the Pouce Depari
laci.t. Nin-li allegatIons :tr>' too absurd i" ntvlve
?.??riotts iMuskleratlon. Certainly no Intelllgenl
stvl inaa'st policeman will !?<? influenced by them
in Hi?- least. The circular shows t" what straits
Tammany bas he.ai brought.
??
Chairman Bancock, ?if the Bepublican Co?
j;rosv:r?!.:ji Committee, rataned to Washington
aasterdaj after a visit to hb owa Gaagreaaloaal
district In Wise? nain, nuil brought with Ulm
fUfOltragiug reports regarding I liai State, II
Un i]* a ?i Indiana II- says ill it ill-- l>.'in..
? i-laluiH twpoctlng tiltil |?ari t?f Hi?' eotintry ,
;.,?,. |,;?,;?.-;--i. ?-. ami [if. lifts thai I he Itepnli
i,, ?un will ? I? fi rtght t'ongn ?"?un n out of ion :
In Wisconsin, fourteen un? 'i tw? 'l'y lw?i In
Illinois, autl it majority of the dclegatlou lu
Indian i. Mr. B il?oo >k has studied the Congre?
sional sitaatlon I i nil the Stnt? - n a far? He
does im* Indulge In vague guesses, '?til Id? pre
diet Ion? are bas? d on \\. 1! eousldi r? 'I dtiia If
the Rep?blica us do Hair dni.r In c-1 -?? or tlouht
Dil disti lois, i boy will > ontrol ili next Congress
!. a i ... radveuture
GESEBAL OJRRlSurs SPEECH.
'I hero bas nerer been a more d? *h ? i ?i of
HopubUoaii feellug in this city than thai fur
nisbod by 'ie meeting In Carnegie Muslo II.ill
last evenh . when ex-1'residenl Harrison'? flrsl
political speech ?.t \. w York ivas ilelivered. 1!
Madlsou Stpi iro Gardon i: i ! lu ? u chosen for ill ?
i.ting, u would n ?? have heeu large eu ?m li
to bold :ii" orowd Ibal wished lo greet nnd
bear ihe .-n Presid? nt. The ball was Bllod noai
lv tw . hours i>. fore the uu-ctiug began, nud
thousands had lo lurn awaj wiihotii go l ng
within reaching illstaui-e of the door* Karely.
it' pv? r, Ins there latui .i like experience in XeW
York, The ? uthtisiasui t>f th '-?? fortnualo ? iiotigb
tu gel Mi'lii" Hi.' building ? iv tinlKiundi'tl Mr.
Morton, w m presided, tllvld.*?] w i : it (?encrai
Harrison ihe plaudits of i? k? I audl
euce
Gonoral Harris?.u's spe -i, stirred and delight
?il lii- hearers. SVe priul il lu full, so Ibal ill <???
who failed in boar it may bave the privilege of
knowing jnsi what ibey missed. It was a gtwd
speech in boar, and it is a ?_-.I s|.h '.? reatl.
Mr. Harrlsou paid ihe hlgbesl tributo lo i if
candidate for Governor of Sow York, nud si*ik?'
truiu ','i saying ibal ihe foulest in this State
is i-ouimaudiiiK atteutlou throughout ihe t-oun
try. "I'll*- few pungenl seuteUfes in tvliit-li lie
doall with id.- 1 ' .?l situation showed thai he
has .i k'-i-n appro? lation of the euormity of Tant
niauy rule in New York City. The greater pari
ot bis sj i.li us devoted ?.i National ?i .? -
?.iiis. especially t.. tin- Tariff bill and tin- irlbu
latlous ..i ili.- "inooberout" Douioornti?" part.t
in trying !?? frame n I.ill on lids subject. To '
Demis -ratio in. ,.ii,|i.-;?!i. ,\ a ml ignoraure In- .::
tributed ili'- evils thai have ?_-? ?is?? - upon lIn ? ? "in
Irj*. "Kxperl? in?' " said General Harrlsou, "cx
";ii-ts :i high tuition, bul We carry Ils lessons :i i
"loug lime." it was ,i strong, Int-isive, brilliant j
speet-b a sptsvh that will eiihauee the es-1'resi
d? nt's :?? pntaiiou ami a spe? cli that w 11 m ike
\ nt? -.
//.'/ / Hi I'M ?.
Now s. na tor ll;.ll say? ibal : X? w York and
Brooklyn will do .?- well as usual !.?? will be
. I ??.!. Thai is a . ...it ? ?--ti ol d< feat He
ku iws thai X? h Yol i. ami Brookli u a il u '
give anything like Ihe oue hundred
: I? they gal e ful I'leVel lllil, lb? Igll
- bun i? ? -??. and t!??? vote w II
proba bl\ lie ?is large u? In (be I' - I?
rear Xew York lasi fall ? ill down ihe plui
for Mayuanl ??? I.-- t lia u ."..'.i'"". wh I? Brooklyn
gat ?? u plurality of L'?.ismi all li I?
simply the author of th? oi Im?1 f??r ? Id? h M t
nu .1 was ?Hiti'^;i- '! Il N? w York Ihe M ?
rote was -iv'hmi |, .- .. u ib, vote i. - ? , \
laud, ? a le lb? vote was only '?? taai
less I ban the vote fur II n1 Ison In U
I > ?i tl Ma .-Hard was ... is?) 1- -- lliau
the voti ' t'level mil, \\ bile ihe I
liini v..i* _'?"? ??'?? greater than ihe rot? for liar
rlsou.
Mr Hill li it on N.i.i' ii.l Issi -
..m now >?, a:..- the 1? which Slut? and in?-aI
issue? involved l.i-i year Util il"- rol irai move
moni In this . t) app? ais re? iilvi ly a? -
;i> ili? um. ? . ? ' - I' ud his ring
!u lv?.'!. wheu 1?5.UUU Democrats voted u H
|j n for ;i Republic in Mat ? r Ali . '.
II v. |] h ? i, itl ' d, \ ut? i ,i U? il
local than lu State affair? I lie \ ute i
New Y??rk i"i' May uard la*l j ? ar w
fraudulent, as evtrybody kiiow?.I ihe bin
dram-en :.. I ?. :. I uid are greater In ibis
? -.ty tli.in lb? j h.i v u been fui nauy years bef?in
The great uprUlug Hgalusl ihi lit im ? - . ; Tain
luauy government will sweep 'li-.n- in? 1- Into up
jin-iti.iii to ibo Democratic oaudldaio for Got
ernor, bofatise bis sut-oess wotiM build u bai
rler ;ii.'.uns* Tainmauy's overtbrow, v , ? il ?! n
\ ute .-1 u : i i 11 ~ ? Maj un 'I I ; -' >'?
At th. n'orst aud biggest, ihe sti i Tauiiuiini
Vuto lu ihi? flty Is uol l"" '"m \'i Impudent,
shameless ami erlmlua] miuority has selaeil mid
bold Hi" govemmont aud plundered the town
The Muyuard vote luoluded in ha ihousauds
w bo are not for Ta in niauy to day, aud ? h i bat ??
little seuse If Ihey try t.- throw off the fetters of
Tammany Hall while electing Hill l?overuor it
would be more reasonable to expet-i thai Tarn
m,u,> und 11.11 would b >tk gel fewei votes In
Xew-York wns year than Mayunrd received a
year agu
lln; ihe Maynard vote wuiikl Uu sav< either
Aboil I ?Vi.iM.ii yoI?*s should be east, a? in lb?
I'resideutial elwtlou, wlieu less than ll.owi
voted the Socialist, I'rublbitlou ami People's
lifkets. I.;i-: Year u.It l."..i'i"i \i isled their
voti*s In ili n w;iy. This leave? fr at ??7U.01S) lu
?_'7;,.iiiHi ?-ules fui ihe main tb-ket? The May
uard \"P- would fall ICOOU sbori of a plurality
in Xew-York. "'.ni Hill or Tauituauy, tifler nil
the exposures ..f1 ihe lasi year, easi :i- many
rotes ;i? were easl for Maynard? lu Brooklyn
the Maynard vote w.is abotU ?_'?".>> - li ?. i- t ,,f h
plurality last year, l'an the same ring, l??l by
Mayuard'? lusiigator and probvtor, t-asi as
many \..i.s now .>> b?? got then)
Mr. Mill will plead lu valu lo X? w York nml
Brooklyn for their usual I ?? n?.? :-?..- majorities,
because ihey ure engug? I this year In rusting off
Un- Infamous despotism ?ii which he :^ Ihe lead
er and champion, if be aud iii^ rings can mu?
ti r !_?? n ?.t? m i \,,i... in tbe two ? Hies, oui ?.I i."Si.?SMi
east, ii ?111 I?-- ibrsmgli fraud, and amiixlu?; stu
jiiilii.v uf ili.. voters besides, The lw?i riugs,
which are essentially oue wltb Hill as the head,
actually hav? aiiout l?U.ti?t) votes, aud by lui
posing mi ihe stupidity ?nul the partis.'insl ?, nt
some |R?iple may mmI! Ibal force lo some ex?
tent, bul a straight aud fair vote would ?how
a majority <>t more ibau l'?.hui In ertcli . ly
iigainsi theui.
?.at .11. VUXUHESS iUSTJtH ?^
i ...,.? ?re n.i signs ol apathy in Die !:?,. . .
I.'.iii ?-.ni\.i?s fur tin ebftlou .?I I'ougrossm -n iu
iixlevu metropolitan districts. All these dis
trida w?i? ? furrietl bj tbe Democracy lu l^'.1-'
in large majorities. The Kepubll? ms ure now
maklug a m-?->t il.-;, rmiii.'.l .i^-~;uiii up.m these
strongholds ..i tin- enemy, nud there ai ? bright
prtwpeets of victory iu lunu.t ..t iheiu
lu the 1st District, comprising l^iieens aud
Suffolk fOUUties, tx-Govoruor Mot ?uuilck Is <-->ii
ducting an effective tauvass ugaiust au ubstiire
opiwneuL and his friends are ootifitleui of bis
success. Of Ihe Bve Brooklyn districts ihr?-?- are
fairly certain tu b. carried by Mr. NVIIhoii, Mr
Bounett aud Mr. Howe, aud Iu the other Iwo
Mr. Hurley and Mr. i'i-. bi r, one, if not both.
may w.u. \\.'?? sbali Uol be surprlstsl it' ihe |{,
jiuiilii-ans rapture ii\.- seats on le-mg Isiatnl
<?!' the tin districts in Xew-York. biclutllug
St.itfti I ? I 11a? 1 ami \Yestfbestor County, the Ue
publican* ..??-'lu 1.1 ?any at least four, aud w i : 11
anything like a landslide they may htive a?
many as six. Their eaudldates are remarkably
S?-..IU- m-ti, ami iu several districts the Demo
??ni voir is divide?) between Tan,mam am]
tbe State Democracy. Thp Itopublican meeting*
in tins,, iiisirii-ts ure rvorywheri' well attended,
and til?, candidatos arc txiuductlng ti systcmal ?
ctiiTtM. K?iuai eacrgj Laa uut beea bbowu by
ihe Republicans in any prior Congressional elw
lion in tweutj years.
||| |||,i \Hill :lli.| IXtll lllstrl? Is II. inllilir.ltl
prospects iir*' lb?1 leasl promising, bul lu 'I"'
\illih John Murray M:*? h> II. :i rerj m mug
man, |y ,-...'i-iii'tiiiL.' -in aggressiv?' c.iii\ iss
agaiu?1 Walsh, at.'I in ih.- Xtli Andrew J. l'NUl|i
l?.ll. :i |,.,;iiil.ii- - ainl -Ii'-- ami n larg?1 employer
,.i i:ii? . ii? -- : \ - - lu n .n su linst ' wo I ?i'iii-i
- ?;,.,, i.ii Slekli s anil ?;-? il -?? Kai * Ii In
\i:, District Kerillnnml Kidman In making
;, determined efforl i?i defeat William Snlwr.
? ,.,, .. i? i i.- he nirri? -1 :iu - I? cti??n h? the State
Senate When llulwdy SlipiiO'U'd ih.il lie could
\v n ; i n. I witli h'? ??real popular!!) among th**
in.iii voten i: is n. ; Improhalile ihal be will
again astonish ibe Democracy l?y i ? ? 1 ?. -1 ? : i t ? _r
Ibe ?I - ?
The XlHh District, which '- n--\\ ???pre-muti-d
|lV Mi- ?... I.r.ili. offer* ::,. ? I lighting grollUll
for ihe Kepnlilicans owing t.i Democratic ?lis
seiisioii*. Th??lr candidate I* Moherl A. Cbes?'
brotigb. a mu'cessfitl manufacturer and real
??state I. Ill He h.is |Wu ' )i|i.iu--ii!-. Colonel
?;...-.-. p. VI? ('!? Hau and l?eorgc W ilton Ureen,
?nit] may win. The XHIfh District is naturally
it- nubil?-in. atul Mr Sh.'iuuoii lx mi ii't? |?i?? a? li?
ai,I-. ? ainliilati . He utiKill to lieal Mr Cum
m lug?, who is ?i carpet bagger in ?liis ?lisui,-;
Mr Qlligg'rt frb'lld* in Ihe XIVlll l>- i I will
nui adniii ihe p w* hllit?. nf ?ii> ilefi al by n
?I- magi?glle Ilk?' -I.'ollliolly. In lb?' XVtll
Districl I'hiiii? II I."? Is .i \.i> strong eau
tlidate fur Ihe Itepuhllcans again*! two D?'Hio
?r.iis. ?in,] i; i, I I'alrcbild in Ihe XVIth It?
al?m inakiu^ :i aplciidid run airaiusi two Demo
erais, on?1 of Mi. m ihe notorious Congressman
Kyau, of ill" NV? m? li??st? t < 'ouniy aim? \ ol l am
nuiuy Hall
Th?1 Uepubticau* ?-an < arry a in i lot It) uf lb? *e
s \ i?eu < Umgrcs*.; I districts hy vigorous , am
paiguiug ami |mr*i*t? il efforl Httsiufss in-it
ami Will*?' iitru? is havi learned fr.\"< rieuee
?l*ii ii:- ihe last two y? irs thai the euiiiitr* ii?ti?*i
have ?leliverainv from Dcmocratic tariff leaisla
(??-n. Th?' '.Hin ? of wlf-pr?'s??rvatloii Is carry
in- ili in l?i ?le- Itepiihli? an si?l--.
?S II "I SI I tht"
"! I)| . .| .I- lilt " s;|t , ;| |i|.|l||||-|.|i: ll.-W -;,,,,.
of Un- I ?. m.>? i ??!!? i if Ne? -|. i-i j I n : I. Ihe
? ; .\ in. u- a ml ihe com lela lie |iariloii< il
cri lues al el?-'-' loll* I'lliled, lb? I'lilte?! Si ; s
Seuatol Slid lb?' m ? Ira? I. su liullei *, Ibe III? lit
1..-S ,.?,' ('ungn ss ami il,.- gambler?, |lit- Sli- ? i:
ami ihe rascal? h-- .s s..; i,, ?vatru What ?"?ri
uf union . au ihei ?? i-. from a moral or a ptil?l ??
poitll "t n le? l'otllil : mor?' ?li?
lil? lu- ? mu ei ved V l'or .' is a iiiitoi i un fai l
ibal ili- ' uuirol ?-' 'ii-- pai ty "i icau ?
Ibe priman e|?*?'tiou* ?nul >u r?
ma lus ?u ibe hauds -.f ilu- uieu who hi?.-- h-M
ami Infa?uoiisl) abu?? I II foi fear? "I ulti il'
, ?i mit-Il ici ms. Un- ilcci-nl I ?? -n- i its hav ?? s-m
,], mil?] lin :i.- Iv?'s t?? II? Uost ?if lawhr?
I !.. ij r,. ,1 .?il.l w h- Iber ill?' pit
-.. nuit? il. or ?'Ver eau Im I ; i.
ii t.. ilniih DeiuiM rail '. ?m Lia
... ? - y of
sv. iiiillcr? m -.. h bas '- u overmi n--I in Ne?
.1? rs? f mit I th? '? ' |
..' Ii.. i. -: I i- .. ? ? -s . ||| i ? ??? ; |e,
?mild I-- lin lu? ?t illMi ni .. -..?
il.iy lh:i? |i . : ? ? ?? I '
left m . ' > p - - ml '?? k ? i.
part? which Is ?
, I - -
? i ' ??
I - ? i : _:??!_
Il is ills tl - ?
,l.i. :i... I'teil I lie ! ' ? -
uiur? ? ! i Is said, lu a
i ........... i 11 ? ? ?
I fatal it
i is lb?
?i ..|! .. ?ilil? ii- id of ill coiivlel 11 I
pal \ as i h l..l . oi an ral
vvbol?. ' ilil ! ?It ?"? n ' ? '" see. p< Uli H
-. . -'? .I Hi' !r
111.111 \ 11.111, ' 11 ? - ?
ihlev es. a* its d
... il l tliiil auv - m ? '. - ' -..i
I -. . rat In this city ?ir Stall l: it
Irui . i.-' un ??? Ii- at ?? ' 11
era is who i-otiut i au us", lo Im : ? ? i. . ?
-ili.ii.,. f elect . - Ui| I'll
- . . has s. ;,,, i, . i it wbl Ii
Uti . ,i|. Ui-UI ' il. 11 ?? H >\ .' Ii : '-i
Il ? ml....! - - ci-tain Id? us nuil 1?ml? s a?,
lu ' .. i hin. m w lid h un u may earue?
|i.s. ihoiigli rei'ogulr.llig lb? |- ;--.i.il .m.-.-! l>
und ibe patrloti?' pu . ? t,..-. w i.. ?
u,. ?u I ?- moi rais .. Seu lei --\. I ?? un era ta u
S? u Vot k. s., fui as ihej hm -? sit It un
llou, and il., i? luall) . i ? i'Sp ? ?a mi i ? -m i
purpoaes, i h-', nie Nuiiu'tbliitj ilial au lioiusl
uutl il? . ? i?' m.?n -'.ni Bilvva ?le H ?Mi. sha ni?'
i ?. the despoilsiii of lb? i;aiubliuii rluii lu Sew
.I-i -- \ W US in \ ? l _>.\ i linn. Ill l>) lu ;
in.i .m nul '?- !"? Rol e| II u? III for Ibe |- ople l?s
? nil? purpose wa- in |{h'e sp?-cial pn\ :|--??? - and
|.i\ .. s ,, the |. -a and Ibe I-.is,-si '('Ii n u als.,
Ibe ;.if. ;- |.n'|.is.- i r wbieli Tuniinaii? Il H
eXlSt? as fee. Ill 1 ? ~ I 111 ? -11 V |.i-.i\.s I; j^ ,,.,:
Hit\ 1'UUU'lll ??!' Ihe |S*uple, Inn ???? .\ . i nin. n; n| i .,.?
\ ? ?' 'ii~. bj M.-- lav hi ? .'..? i -, r??r ihe i---ii- lit ol
Ihe IhieV? -
I III <>\t ) HOI'I OF I.I 111 Ii I ; HEX
In lie caiupui|*U uf lsl'-' He- I ?. in.- !'.ni
ural 'i-. ->u all si.|. v ?I?. |.i|..,i Tli.it :ui .i.i uf im
. - \. i ' i ; ?. ! ? 1 prospcrllj would ?-' In If ihe I?, m
eratle party w??re put in |siw?'i Thej assure?!
tl?-- t:i! Ill) I -, ;||,. phi 111 ?'I**, Ibe Jil-- In . I- . t il1
I'll!-. Mi-- w n.'.'<-:i''li- r- ainl every Ii.?!?.?.
lbal il?'- I'otiulry would re\?'l in plenty, ami ib<
whole people would feasl H|m?u fal ihliiits, |
Mr ? le?. l.in-1 vv? re ??!??. i. .1 ..n-! Ihe Deii.mis
paliied couirol uf CouKr?"*s Tu? -?? were d?'liuh^
ful ]n.nuisis, ami a majority uf ihe voters who
\. -ut t.- Ihe polls decided '?- try ihe expert Uli :il
They m m Mr ? i-\ - l.in-l lo ihe White House
ami limy iiiuiiulttnl Congres* ;., |> min-rati?'
band*.
lu IVC. before Ibe election, a greater ioiui'i-t
? -f ]ii--|-l.- were employed in lite I'liltea] Siai-s
a! giHsi wage* ih ni ever is fore All Ibe mills,
ii ?? mines, tii.. furnace* ami ibe workshop were
Illlsy, aii'l ill-- CollUtry was in a heiter coiidl loll
from a iniaiues* |m?Iui <?i vieu in.m ?n auy
prevloit* M. In its hlsiorj Ihiriug ibe two
year* siuce the voter* inaile ihe diHustroiiN hi un
di ;? nf il? I. iiiu? ihe ifepubli? an iiiitdiilat? s ami
liaudlnu in er III?' Itepilhlii In Ibe I lern? -ii's
in-' I ini"i si.n-s ha* hen s:,..i?|ji\ going down
bill -n a rapid |m< ?? To daj Hie slaitli I* wailing
over th.- |iri.e of ?is eottnii, wbl?-|| is selling
nl ?"? cent* a ?i.'iin I, ami i* llketj in -,, min mwer
Cotton at ."i ?ill's j j?.uni?I mean* ruin for III?'
piauler* \ .". ??ms a pound the grwil mnjoril.?
of Stint hern planters cannot gel liacb the aetu.il
cost nf raisin- ||,,. staple Tin iHltliMik for I In*
S-nnli is gloom?. Indeed If ihe presen 1 prh-e*
for coll?n coutinue ibroiigli ibe wiuter, disaster
and dlstre** uf lh ? -???? r. si >,,?i h||| |,,-,.V.,?|
Ihrollglmill Ibe Southern St.it.--?. The S-.ntli has
broiighi tliis calniuily upon Itsi-lf. I: ha- i,.-, u
bllndlj idolatrous uf ihe raise god* of the I?. um
cratlc parly Cotton at :. , eni* a isaiml I* gl?
Ing Ihe s..mil.in iilaiiirr* a rude awakening
fi -in ihi'lr gnitesipie delnsiona as in ih?. wup
|i.-s''.| i.?ii..tiis Hni| ndvaiiia?e* of l?. m... :.r,,
isceudan? j
Tim \\. si, : i, farmer can gel nul.? :.n cent* u
itisbel t..r his wh. .i- mi ,,v, i- ihe n uuiry
'W* bavc i.n r. in .,| ^?,?,. ||,.. i?,.,,,.,,,.,..
an..- tit., p iwer. Manufacturer*, tm nhants,
ai mi r* an l planter* all ciimplnln thai th?'j can
111|>" ".'"?? Th??.t ilon'i gel ah,, i.i hi nil
bile he Democratic blighl Is upon lbs Xatlnn
?he> arc compallad to sell what they produ ?
an.I handle at prices so low Ibal Ibero I? '"
profit. Manufacturers and merchants k?pop Iheli
mills mitniug and ibelr ?.-s ??pen t? iirovonl
the absolute dialnfegratloti ami il?p*tnu*tlon ?I
lh,.|r |.;-,,|,i'.i;, aud th? ?r htvdneaa, and uol be
, ,, -? th? v i iu make any money at preseul prices
Senator Dill and ihe Dom tcrnilc orators win
:,..,, M dial the country Is as prosperous, or n?wtr
I, ?s |,i.ii|i. ii.iiv . - ii was before the election
,,[? i-:?.' are trying to deceive Ihe |ieopIe. as tlmy
,i_i, i th? m wh? u ib? i in "I" their false pr??m
Im? of increased prosperity as a result of Demo
,.Ritie victory Iu ISirj But the majority uf
Am? ri'an voters eailU >l !'?? ?Htglll twice ?"
Hi,. Millie trap They wen fooled In Is'-'- They
?vin ,-, fuse iu i..- fooled again. Tliey have had
ruoiitth uf ?*. ? m cotton ami ?u-eeul wheat, ami
ibey now see that their only bop?1 of Is tier
ti;i!.s i?- in restoring ihe Republican party to
?? v/.\ SPEAKER*
Have w ? nghi ih ? si" -ll>' r's eye?
11? '| inn,. i>? grailtbil t.. I- :tin. Mr. Spc ik
ibal you ar? ? spe? led her. Saturday evening
,,, ,,,|,ii.-? i Deiuooratlc meeting either In thl*
, |j ui Br ? kly n. li im ni "'v sei s. s. you were
I,,-!-,, in-! alHitii two years ago f??r the sam?1 pur
,?,-,. Voit were the guest of the Reform Club.
.',. nid? li Mr K Kllery Andersou. noting al Ht H
i,. ,,v a.han..- agent of the Millennium, was
and still Is th" president; though he has ran
, ..?|, i ids t?ntes for i be Millennium At thai
:.,,,,. Mr Antler m lielieved thill be ami lile
,.|,,i, hail ih? Milleniiiuui w? H in haud, ami thai
it would i.|i?ii ..n ihe ensuing lilt of March.
?\ lM| may, |H-rbaps, rein? tidier thai Mr Clei.
land, who was i.t Is- Mast? r of Ceremonies at
the llsberiug in. Was also present a- a gUeSt,
autl .'.-m will |H?sslbly recall that th.? ?ash?
m is a hamplet ,n honor ol the nppr ?aching
, , u \. w-i. r, m. n,i.. r It, Mr i.'levi la ml made
sum,, highly encouraging r? m irks about the
Ulilb-uill il prospe I, in ihe . mi - ol which h"
, uiiiplii ,- uti d the \i" rlean t ? ?>pl? t ir the re
markuble sa? lelty an l ??"-..I ?? use th? y bat]
show n .n calling upon him lo ? mue '" th? ir
rescue lie was ?n uncommonly -?.I form thai
nijrbi So was Kll? ry lud? rsoii. Th? \ wi re
ill |,?, r a he \ t v 'n ?.mu Ug uf Ihe b llltpiol
and lui n ions it ihe ? lose You may iioi r?'
un nib? ; thi laid i - -;. You bad for
u sum ?blni: ami went ofi lo 1"'. f??r It.
y?t| v |id; .Hal the liil II i'MIS i. ? h t...n |iisl us
i,,il ?,.- ,. |.-avi Til i ? Were lots of g.1
-,,,. i. . nides Mr ' lev? land's Y.nt luid II
n, ,,.,, in i mu ;.,, k? r, loo, proof dips "f
: \ uii h ni taken "i ? pre Ultimi ?? * ad lo
ih.- newspapers But you w?-ui iway witboiil
,i. ;.,. : ?,_? i ihi i n .m oi ? rsigln of Ander
*,,i,'. \\. iiave tilw ivs i. en - n for that
An.I \.nld net ? r m ik? ..nt w by ih? i had so
fun hamplet afier y<ni Iff Th?-)
-..,., lu miss y. n
\i? -.;i.. r wi w' I mi?' ?. '. ? \ w V..ik
It uiy be It will prob
It \ ?? . ink tig ? Itl? ? r, the
\ .. ? I' . . !? ||t, is a- . , I lulls - "" 'he
? : \ btl h i tu u.?- ilrs s
u in Br? ud I? ' li tu ui Ir? -- wanl
I. as we limb rstund, m a
- ii,-: i .i- ? no reason m liy
?i ? || In \ ..n vial h *i
i i i u : i y li a v ? ? u 11 i il ? ? 11 :.mil
? . ||U
id id " t-f y -'i w il
a
- . .- ras two years
\. : f feels i| i ff?
r sonic
i . Vlin ghty ' The II ?
? lull ?? ? : twelve-dollar a-pl It?'
d In - uol liavlug
^ i ..... ? ,i hi- -i ? now
. -h. ui'I
i ull blUI lie \> 'ill'I
\v ? ..' ?iitue iboiigh i ha i i-a
i ii?. a ?pi. h with i un, fot r?'ully i
M111 e | mm
! i - lilil? ' llUtlitl -II- .a A
he D - ' i lie Ilie dicker
? ?t - . inrs and the M II? -.
.I oft \\ ? shall . \
?? -i i-i c|i ii ?. .1 in ?:,.? . iiaiig? l situa
? n u? '? II as all ab?,ui tip- Tat Iff;
n h? lb? y??! favoi lb? W u ?111 or the ?. r
!...-. r .na,lis- the I a
? ?-. I'ax; and :\ -\ r yon lliinl id : |pn -'
ib-lll - i id? ? set bulb iu lile W 1I-..11 I ?tier
an I im in I bill. -al. ni, in tb" ? 'at? '. ugs I? '
\ 1 willi which wIh? of tin i'ii t.\ t 'Hi are
SilV?-l >|ll - lull
I nil Ililii il 1--11. -. t-ii ollghl l.i be able
' uf your party In
. It? 1. -1.- i, !.. i 1,,1 ib,. 1 mu
mam lllii Ve? m llils i-Ry nid the K 11 ; lliieVes
m Brooklyn Iu ih - regard II .1rs ;.. us thai
N'.'i m,.hi lake w i 1U ?-??11 t.. the platform ihe
I Wo Ris-i ?vers of [||e I llioll l'a. ii': . M? SS -
Vnd? 1 - ai and < iiiitl' und ha 1 lug polutetl out,
? liai n ill mil he ?I? ui? .1 thai lb? \ ar? men of
? ?cell, 11 r? piitafl in ami high cliaracier. cllu? ti
lie .1 ui for i is 111111 my aud Ih? Riug \v;tli
Ihe n-. Hal of 11 ? \1111 ih.it ihe 'i?
a- g.j a? ihe r? ? -i\ ? 1 1 liai m ill I..1 la- \ ?
? Messrs \ ni|< ? nu -mil ? oiidei 1 ure truly
'? So e?hni foi i-u mouths In lb? year Iba 1
eveu If Ihey ar? 1 Hill? ..it' ihe . ?In i- two the
ai ?" ag? Is .ui a.a!', hi.'h Bui il iii'i .|. r
? 'i ?-. Mr Spi :ik? 1 as iu? anlug any mure
Iban l?i 1.II- 1 ii ?llggi -;:? !.; n in. || u. ,|,, In ill
kllitliu-ss, |? ..,,..,. ii ?tiftiis t.. u- your t i-U Is
if-t an ? asy ,ni. ?. ami we are . f.imil a .,
1 he Im ni ?il 11aI Ion th ni yi u eau lie \ ud lin il
ly, Mi S|m ak? 1 <\. lake great pi? isu-.? in a
shi ?ng you i!i it, !,?? m itter h liai you may say
her?- or ;n Brook?y u, ? ggs are i.urce ami
? I" applied In Ihe u- s t,. which I lie i-n
ihtislastlc l> iu?? rats 1.1 Ueorgia d.I iheni
"ii Hi. islon of Ihe \ 1-;: of \l ?- |. ,-, t||,,
ciiiim-iii Kan-!- slat?-? lady 1,1 thai State,
1 > )/'/'/ 1/ in 11 Il;mi -,
One of the bravest and Is si spetThes ,,r ,|?.
canvass was delivered l.i-t uigbl ul ihe ? . ti
' al i ??" ru II..II-I- ami I? printed ou auotber
iwge li ,- ii,,. ?... ... i, ,i| Harold M Sewall,
formerly Consul-?.'.m?a| at Samoa, Whose ?-.m
N'lciiee ami patriotism no longer allow him to
oall him- It a Deiuueral In illiauilonlug the
iKirty m which Ir? was horn in Mam,- he recug
ni/-'- iif mm partisan spirit m which Repuh
lie m -m appeals t?, the Aim rn an |ieop|e in this
? uvass '.. save Ihe .-..mini, : .,h,| rprtalnl) no
more iinerriiig proof of i> dm. .ii regeneration
eollld h- offered than hi- broad minded, patriotic
prole*! agalnsi |...|,.-t, ? ?f intrigue, treaohery
'ml dishonor al home ami abroad M ?? bo|ie
that "in- readers will m.i ueglecl ih.- oppor
lunlty ..t considering In ,i. mil an honest, capable
ami Well-illforiued I ? ? -1. lui', t,ii,nus for I'?'
foluhiK a Republican. They will he belter
Americans, as well as more loyal Republicans,
if '!" y ?ill read ihe s|ieo< h with painstaking
cure
Brllliaui aud humorous a- Is Mr s.w.ill's
iii'.iiimm ..i Um tariff question, it is |,?S review
"i iif foreign relations of ihe Culled States
under ihe two Clevtlaud administration? that
will command general altentiou u,. usserts
that lie ha- llluHldonetl Deinocrai-y I.e.ails,, he
believes thai ti |.:iii\ careless of Ihe honor of
Rio N'ai! ni is n,. more lit for ail honest man to
as.ate with ihan a man careless of his ,,\\n
holior 111. ti In- prts-eeds to demonstrate by 11
detailed hit.11 uf what has happened in Ha
moa, Hawaii. Central America and elsewhere
Ibal Den.ralle diplomacy Implies National dis
honor Then could not be a .re competent
witness on these questions than Mi Sewall wlto
v>.ia thrown olBclally lino Int?mala relation!
wiili Du' State Department. ?Be ha* UM Wl
?i-iie?. ai his Bugeen' pads t?) support every ??ni
,,i' his Indictment Ruinai un Aim-iaVan Democ?
racy,
Kvery new election imds ibotisanda upon thou
Min,|* '..t young men at 'he polh ra?tlng their
lir-i ballot*, i; ?s ih.- yonug '"??" "{ ''."??"'>'
wie?m Hi - Kepubllcan party bas always attract
,.,!, for \t? r,,... as Uarfleld aw* said, ?s turned
: inward the rlslug, '"" ?"' ?????-??? sun. Mr.
I s. wall's s,.h is one which will belp lo edit
rate young men in larger and more sympathetic
views of iiic dignity of cltlwnshlp and the glory
' ,,|- American destiny, and lo rentier * I a. - a ? i sensl
Uve, as I hey might I ? be, to all uttcatlous of
Xatlonal honor
/? IF//I THE I EMSdTII.E.
\ m isi impressive picture lias been drawn i?y
Mr John Koyd Tbacber -d ihe multitudinous
duties nf ibe Xew-York Ooveruowhlp, and ibe
versa i He genius with which Mr. David Bennett
11,11 mauds f.ly to discharge them, ir is a
>,i,ie which n-. one '.iii behold unmoved, and
wblcb fe? .an l""l? ni?"-? without a strong de
. re : . sbotil "HI! 111!" "The Governor's .hair."
s.ys Mr, Tbai'her, "I not -iniaiti-ai.il. At one
m?.nl lie sits" ihe man In the chair, not the
chair Itself, we presume, though on this polni
Mr Th." In r Is no! expHcll ".IS a judge uU a
"pardon cas?-. . The nex1 moiueni the
? - ?ov? rnor is . *II- ? 1 iiikmi to address a delega
i "Mou. . . The nex" m..?a -tu a proclam itlon
: "niu*i lie pr?'|Kired, <.u which lb?? safely or cou
! "for! of Ibe people may dcpeml. . The
I "next Ibiiig ihe Governor has i?, coufroni is a
j "hu? i nf iiiiis awaiting his Signatur?'. . . .
? \,\: |i hccouics tu i-i'ssary to visii |bc h"s
??pital* aiil asylums of il"- Sine. . ." Bi
eel era. And who so well as Davbl Beuuetl
Hill c. nld ilo all the.-? things?
I |*. as we lutve said, a in -si impressive plct
,,,.,. i;,,. n ?s. like Hume nther imisterpleces.
Incumpl? le IVrti t?.s ?i Is presuniptm its for auy
I, ..,.,- baud i" lake m Ibe i.i "-it John Boyd
Tlia? hi- i"s laid down. Yet tb?Te are a f< w
detail* which otighl i" !??? Ulled in, ami which
we shall endeavor in supply. Between dis
posing of ibe pardon case and rece ring the
,i, |. gatioii a D' unx-rath' llov? rnor must refus?1
to graul extradition --f u thief because the ap
lilicallolt has I.u m ule by a Kepubllcan <?'ol
Th-- moiimiil ine ilelegatlou has gone,
mid Ih for?1 Ihe pro? la mat Ion la written, be ttliisl
make i-l.ms lu si,..il the Vole nf a lOUUty, and
...|,,| i Ii m bill III to du lile I II mull* i"h. !'??
fore ih-- Ink np.'ii I' - pro? I imatlou Is dry. he
,,,,1-. s,.|| i si.i ?? contra ei i?. a favored Brni for
. a ugh r, pay iiis eaui|Milgn expenses While
he is examining and dlsposiug of ibe unsigned
hill* he inn*! arraiig? for a Sn ip" t'??uvention
t.? hum , h - own part?. : und whlh1 visiting the
hospital* and asyluui* of the st.it ? lie mus? als.?
Ih ? .'.i.i'..' ibe town* and ?i:i'? of h??Ule rule
Then, I.? till ne the cbiuk* uf Ibe Lu-ln. ? , day.
he mus? ,|, |, nt'h ih- I'll II S- ?vii ??. take a
fraudiileui ceusu/, terry mander ihe State, pro
ill Tammany'* J ?I?*. \- to ballot reform
i.i!s ami lusii'? the Bar \ s latlou.
y? .. ihe ilutle* ..f ibe i? ivertmrsbip are man)
an i v ar "I Ami. - oum lo 1- ok over ibe com
??ht .1 list. |i is doubtful if auy "ii" e|s?'
. .Mild ill*? liarge a? iiiiv ,i- i?a\i-i it. nneti Hill
tli ,s. ?vhl? ii Mr Johti Koy?l I'll i? her umlit.sl
f\
si ri'Ki <s im-, v.i i n VG.Rlxu \
vil ibe r. ally ? arm *i ho ! sincere fi I? ml* ??I
idle up .. ? VI ?il lu KHI titled If Ibe |.f..|i.-s.-,|
? hi . ?u,tu i--.* ameiidumiii lo the t'oustltiitlon
- raliti-?l al the p.-11- uexi Tin ?daj Il Is ?
a. -? ike I auy ..ne t.. nay that the suppression
->r i. rtlug-riug? -.n ihe raivlraeks will ruin
It w ill i.-ml in purif*. -1'-\ at.- and beue
m the nr f it will r? ,;"\-' ?: :?> a considerable
eXteUl uf i!. ? ivllgeStloU of evil element*" which
his worked so im1-h mil blet in ree?'Ul years.
\.? form ol sport ought lo lie distlgured ami tit
in icbmeni Baseball
ml ma ii) oilier sport* t! ni s|, ,ii this Slate
w Itlmut Iwii .. I'h" true int. rests of the
tave '.-. n *ei lou dj dam ig< -I by ibe wild
nilit .-n m l ih. ii'.ii/i.-?| gauibllug which have
lieeii s,.,.|| in |hi* ?State since the 1res I'-i.-I ad
protei'ieil ihe betting ring?, l'uder il.p?'ni
Hou* "i llial .n t ih.- turf lia* I.----n lnfe*ted l-y
horde? uf i.kmakers and niber professional
lamblers I! : m
i degraded and -l;s
?.?i:?.-.il lij be -u .nu. .us betting rings crowdtsl
w ;h ? ldey?d gambler* Honest racing is im
|nissili|e while !.-?"!..' ling* tl--tiri-li Tti-s.
heiling ring* -.rt'.-r lh.? airougesl temptation t?i
Ihe iiiosi freiiKietl and mosl p. rnlcloil? um,
bliug, and als.. ? , ||,,. j,,-.-,,.-;.... 0f ,.v, ,y ,iish.>ii-st
an.i Irauduleiii device in racing which "-ii
s .. n. ? |e** Ingeni llj '.ii suggesl
Mauj i.kuiaker* ami other profesniomil k un
bier* "?it racing staid*?* or have Buatuial In
'? t"s:s in i u?' runutng -.f ?i-rtalu horse* Many
bookmaki r* an.I other professional gamblers and
\ati..iis p...;,!. of dlsbotmred and degraded lives
coutrol raceti "Us |n the K.i-t .nul lu the West,
in ibe North and lu ihe South. Peu Americana
Who ha\" ii->t given careful study t,, turf al"
fair* siiMpeei how largel.i ihe American turf ?s
.1.? m. nal.-. I ami controlled by the criminal
? lis-,, s i|i;ii |*, hy person* who for iii:i 11 \ years
made a practl.t violating ibe laws Kx
kis-per* of far., i-anks. habitual aud profe**lonal
lawbreaker* itmtrol a uuiub?*r of well-known
M" ."lit-'s both .u the West aud in ihe K?st.
If lile lietling rii.es w,,-.. abolished U,,. Hporl
would lie fur more attractive t.. decfUl peo|de,
and ibe evil* am) abuse* ,.f racing would be
largely eliminate?! The belting-ring* have
ii.-v.-f In l|n,l the genuine interests nf ihe turf
Tlmj have ulway* exerted a baneful intlueuce,
and from ihem spring Ibe scandals and swlmll?**
which disgrace the aporl If the bctllug-ring*
wet, Mippresscd, as ih, ? ..iiL-hi t.. lie, dishonest
,ii-ii .v-nil-i in?i h \" ih" np|iurtUtlltles and t'aell
itii-s for euiiiinitting frauds which iliey now pos
s. s, ii,,. ?inn gtiuibliug amendment, If ratified.
Will pill an end '?> "plunging" <>u the turf, and
this will In- a gres I gaiu The "plunger*" nave
slway* hni" ih.- aporl t.. a seriou* . xtent, Ala?)
hhlug th.- betting rlug* will do iuu?*b luward
ridding the lurf -.f ii> li.iss Thompsons, of
(i'i.iii. i s'i-r; iis Walbaiiius, its t korrigans, Its
llnnkluses, its Kngeuians and tl.tii.-r notnrl
..us and objectlonabh? lawbreakers who are bow
s.. coiiNplcuouMl} offensive upon the racetracks
of ihe count!*) if ihe betting-rings are sti|i
(It-ess,.,! the (Mir Will IN? l.s-, ,-, I | |-.|, | j y?- |,,
thievish gamblers, thievish politicians and
thieves ,.f ?very kind and .-very degree ?hin it
Is al present Bac??* will be run in..re Imneslly,
and sUiii gambliug" and "Ina,-,, games" will he
largely don?1 away with. Dishonest owners
iraiinis and jockeys will lind ihelr occupations
gone at Ii-iisi i., ?i eoDHiderable extent.
\?. ?me .-.m suggesl any sound ami reasonable
, argument* Hgainsi the adoption of the ami
( gsmbliug amendmeut. its adoption will relieve
i ihe Ktuptre Ktnte uf a grievous reproach and
will I?- fruitful of gond.
Anybody who undertakes lo violate the elec
1 lion laws mi* year, and grig caughl and the
! '?anees are thai it will t.xtremely dlfllcull
lo ? ' ape .;-i.-. turn win be deal) with severely,
The laws .m- m,,,-,, itrlngenl now than ever!
11'' repeating, bribery, and other .-nines win
crtalnlj l- punlabed without mercy. The con?
vlctlona of Dlvver's men lust winter ihowed
what ..m be don? in .New-York. The) should
serve as a warning t a all who think they can
t-'heai or bribe or Intimid?t? with Impunity.
? ? ?
Th"i- will be no difficulty hereafter in making
a proper classification o? Don Diohlnaou. o?
Michigan. He will be lecognU?] u lhc joh
Bojrd Tha-her of the Wolverlna stuto.
- 4?.
John C. Bbeehan has met mon than hi? m,,.
1er in th?- able, alert, ami determined conned for
the H- nate investigating ?' immil :.
Ferdinand Kidman. Itepabllcan randldata ft?
C? tigresa in the Xlth Dlatri? t, is ? v.-u-ran
tighter against Democrats. He has run i;r?inst
Democrats before ami has h aten them, and ha
expects to win this ?/ear. Tim contrat in this
district H extremely .-I.e.-. with Mr. Blduaa
gaining every day, ami he bhould receive tho
I hearty ami unanimous support ..r RepubR.
<;tn:<. Tim Democrats, realising that they ara
losing ground e\*ery day. are making deai
efforts t.. save ih? :;? candid ite. They - . ;.j
nut in- allowed i. brrab tin- Republl an rank*
Mr. Kidman deserves t.. be rl?rcted. and it ;3
possible t.i .-le. ; him. Every Itepubltcan ihouli
support him.
? ?a ?
Il Is snnounced that "Paddy" DIvver is to
appear on the bench tr-day, for the first tlmg
sin? that distinguished Jurisconsult, Morrbj
Tekulsky, arlped his. Tekulaky's, barr m il.-.,r
with his, "l'aiiii\'s.'' ermine. Th.tcaslon win
in a somewhat embarras ing < e "Paddy"
ami it would be no mon than fair f.. his
friend an.I admirer, R.rder Smyth, to sit on
the bench with him.
Misleading atat? m< nts are 1 Ing i , ;?? in
.If Xlth Assembl) I>.^:ri I in behalt I i,r.
Samuel Wesle) Smith, the Tammany Hall t<*.
dldate for Alderman. l?:\ Smith |? sending ? ir?
ru? irs ; . Ri ; ubli? uns, In whl . ^
he has "the honor t.- be indorsed i -. R ? . |.
' i- i and Dem?crata" alike. Dr. Sml h I - t. ,t
the honor t.. i. ? Indorsed by either ol the Rs>
publican organisations of the district, the
State I'.-m '?!.!? ???? nr by the Good Government
Club Ih- Is Tammany Hall's candidate, pure
? . simple, though it hla circulars his "h r"
is not mentioned, il" i- on the Ta aman?, Hal
ticket, ami on no other. No Repub , ,1
vote for him. All anti-Tammany i r9
Bhould support FYederl 1< <; Ware, tl R , t_
rai candidat) Don'l i ?te for Smith, Tmi
many Hall's man.
i'i. ? l:- publii an a'ho votei fot .o.
dal - of his part). but not for the Const! uti? nal
Amendments, -.sill not perform I duty.
The .?tu-1 dm? nts sh ii.l be ? 1 ,,re
? sa ntlal to t forms a hi h good sens are
seeking to bi Ing about.
There is d tnger thai In i !;d
light whh-h the anti-Tan ? ? :: ,,i{.
I -i tins . '?>. th?> i--, pie of th? t? dis*
irlffs may I . | the it.it!. ?
tan e of ? Though N w
1 CI i lid I lout th' T , : y
; victor) a ild ; lamentai ira*
. omplete .'' the real of ih? State .1
I.; the v.a\ aid -. Thai the
ful of ail thai - ? \?- ? t. i f lt. thei ? bg
a Republl in Govern r end a Repul
lalal ut ?? i?'? ir 11.--'.- t \\ . . , he party
mi- ? dep nd chiefly on tl f
Manhattan Island. Bvery Republl an \ i ig
the Stai a intied It will not do n
others, B\ rj man must n - .\n
; ? ' - ii.il fight.
? ? ?
All the Dlvvers, the Wlealgs, - -s
and he McfCa - are fl| ;htln ?
-. i. l \ ti - n.lm- nts The?, ire
Dad ' ahom? I-' i ram ma :..i
? . - ?
? '.? ka early In bis A
his pa. t;
? i . '
Miirphylsm. wil , le of
.i ,ii the shape of a newlj l ' i
Se?al r, was ? ti an. and tl me bat
?ntlnuall) given it pi ?of. It l? a bad yea I if
M ai phyism, ili'i - - t
*e forces stand for and Imi ly, and the par r
wir. h has a i high | ata la now I gt
nent aad st ij lb? re s r
tive tears.
? s> ??
in polltli s. n ?thing thai )? oks lik - s
-.. i be taken I r grant? I. Hard a
watchword. There must be hard a ??<*
verj end, Then the shoutli ; -.. ill i {ht.
? ?
Of all Ih? '?'ii.ifs that Pass in the 1 ,"
Mr. ? 'lei el ind la I h? large?! . . ? . -t
silent. He .. in. J ni? en ; *
\\ nesday morning, i i B - r
night and on Thui - . . ? -??? n i
the ast In the dire? lion . f the Potoms Plata,
a li.. at pa> ing the slight? - trantw
signal* -, , ,\ hi? h i he w? it> tvat a
? nd ivored : ? h t? him, It was i past?
as. ? t hi >i?. irai b Ig "Harn
su - :,. i: h a',.-s rather t con ? - and
*!!C,l|tl> 'i. ?.,11 itit'.K ?Vi I. M, . \?.| III |U 11
-, - but will have to account for t.- i
niis rooster? r.it?iil un 1 to be :' nil In his p \
and while he is about il might a- well ei ?.a
why he was brought on here from Raffs y
way. Was it it the public good or his owl t
his health an l recr??t on, or for rei !
His rapid stride? In .til... and ? ntrs % I
have he.-ii ph< n ?menai, and unless s? rn -\
house brake Is applied to them a? shall ha
BulTalo and sll the Sh? bans from e?rery? re
t unit ' m; m i.' n is for t h purpose of h :
all the . tli es an l g? ttlng all t i? i ?t cont
When tin- committee has squeezed all th?
ti.iu.ii .vi,..- . ;? of him ins residue
?hipped weal whetre the arh le "f him cam ?
without ix-tiiiu. an) civic i ?mmotlon outsld ?.'
ih,- f.-1 i ..i club. We h iv? Sh? ?bans - '
..m- own and no occasion to uraw ou ?
sources for a new s tippt).
VERSOS A I?
Mi-s M,.n..i Kellogg. srho i?.is |usl return? i to
this ...iti"is after sa sbiseno? of t?.> snd a I ?'
>,?.us, proposita giving a concert at the I otel Wal
?liirf this evening, Mi-' i\-II gg Who S
daughter of Mi rti ni.-? 11 Kcilogg. ??' the
i'harltj Organisation Society, was not unki i
In m ..- il .-it.-;. - in i ? ' ?r? ah? a? ?t
abroad II--- voice. I contralto ol
sklerabU range, baa been cultivate?! b) lb? I ?
ma-;, is in i'.n i-, and - i? bas sung with ? ?
this s.iinin. r at the houa? - of ?? ' ki
t.-uis in la.taiun. another year In I'arls will
t?lete her preparation for in? o? i ' '?*
proceed? ,.; to-morro? ?venlns's concert, at ?? n
Mi-s i..-..t'ui.i von .-?".-? h i i.. be om of th? -
lata, will i.'voti l t'? the completion .: Mi-s
Keil.?.-. -, s must? si training
Mar) l-'ii' ?in Hi Kyel. of l?ndon, who la i"i ? irs
,n .i..,,., ?aya she Isas slept.a under ena
roof,
Miss M.n\ M.-r.iil.. .. a daughter of the late ?-?.
Secretar) Uei'ulloch, has ?urt??d on a l i .-1
the world. She la s? tompanh I b) her cousin, l'i?>
fessor Hugh \l i'nil... ti ol Harvai i
Renewed lntei*st is being taken In Boston in th?
inav.'ii..'iit tu ?reel a auttabl, monument ov?t ?lie
grave of John Hancock, In the did Oranery Rurytng
Uround Th? last l^egtslature appropriate?! P.**
tin- purpose, and .. -p.-a.i commltte? ol tns
utlve found I is no? .;i\!ni< hearings to
have suggestions on th? subjeet to make
The twenty-tlfth snnlversar)' of the coasecratls?
of Bishop w im iker, i-lpi-- ?pal, of Phllad??lp??a?j
?ais .-.I. i.!.it...l in tint cit) on Tuesday. And th?
fellow-cltlsens of tbe distinguish? i chief pastaf ?>i
ever) religious persuasion, and of no religious i"i
suaaloa, help??d t?> make the event notable. Om
..r the in. ki.-nts of the da) ?.is the lavnu.i'V H*s
Blahop of tlie conn rat me u' a i w a., .?a
horn-. "Thai the Kpiscopal t'hurch." ?aya 'in?
Philadelphia Press," 'Van undertake tins ?nterprise
in th.-se limes of d?pr?s?ed bustn?sslsa -'run.-' evi
d?nc? of its resources undrr its pi,-, n: local .i-ffr.
.nal tii.it he ma) live to celebrate hi? golden anni?
versurv will be the arts? noi only ?if in.- .'?a 9***
pie tail .a othei denomlnatlona .?s m
li.'.u Admiral Haatlnga Markham, lbs ap ti' ***
plon-r. .nul s. , ,,i?| In , ottiif.ia.l tO W? 0*0*M* TjlTB?
when i he latter, with IN others, was hast i" <<?<-'
Victoria, was retatntl) marrted In !??"' i"? *?J
wedding-cake was decorated with a model ol ins
Alert, which he commanded In the Sortn ' :,',-',v:
pedltton of 1176-7?. when h? reich.-.' kl -' ,-.''-.'.y,
n'.Khest northern .iltiim!?- attained B) an fW"VY
man, ?n.? only surpassed by Biwkaard *u?i bo?-??
wo?d, of Oraoly's ?sp?r<llUoa,
for
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