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FOUIiTDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
M(?M).\Y. NOVEMBER 10, 18M.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MOSSING.
Foreisn.?-Knormous crowds gathered in St.
Peteraburg t?"? ?ie the ?lead Caar/B fare; the
funeral .? i 11 take place to-day. . The Chinese
fleet Is at Wel-Hai-Wel, preparing for ?battle.
- ?? ? Many lives have lieeri lost by the earth?
quake In Southern Italy; the damage to property
Is enarm ?ne.
Domestic?Oovernor Flower Btated In detail
the reasons f ?r his practical refusal t?. require
the Attorney-General to supereed?? District-Attor?
ney Fell >ws in the rnanasremi-nt of certain cases
: - Arrang-'Mients for the funeral of Dr. M?
G ?sh at I'rin '?-ton <>n Tuesday have been com?
pleted. -Members of the Ar.ny. Navy and
Marine C,?rps are formulating Mils tr? be pi -
eentel to CongTes?. r=_-^z The annual repart ?f
the Goventor Of Alaska ?as issu?1!. Mi?-?
?Fu??an H. Anthony nddresced a Woman S iCfra*?.?
meeting; in Cleveland. ? -,- ? Th?-? cut of i<> centi
a too :n anthracK.?? .nal, made by Cox? Brother?
& Co., has been met by the Pennsylvanie liail
ruad Company.
City an 1 Suburban A fl.rlst kil!.-d the Woman
who liv.-.J with him as ,i!s wife, and then, after
trying to kill hlins?:i. ?ave himself up to the
police. -~?? An unkn?wn man either threw
Mmsrif or jumped fr..m an eleveted stati? ? an l
wa? killed by a train. ?=r= civil Juetlc? Bolt?
!s trying to hold two places at once, that of
Iintle?? ani Schixil Trustee. =?~ The statue of
Th rwaldsen was unveiled In Central I'ark.
The Wi'athei - -Forecast f?.r to?day: Generally
'air; colder this evening. Tem[>erature yester?
3ay: Highest, 43 degrees; lowest, :;s; average,
4i>i->.
If the clerk ??f tin? prteeal House o? Repreeen
tAtlvee indulged In any ?Ir.-iiins of making nj?
Ih'? roll of tin? next lions?? lu the Intere?! of his
own lmrty. in the ?vent of a sui.ill K? puhllcni
rnalority, he must have Abandoned them be
rweea aauMlown ?m November <"? and dayllghl
'h<? next iiiornlng. Acconling to the figures
low at hand, there will b?* In ti?" m-xt Houee
24?"? Hepulilicans. 100 Doiiiocrats ,'uul ? Popnllnts
? Republican iirijorltv of 134. 'I'lnr?? will !???
a ???nsiderabl?' minibcr of contests made owing
to the in.thods adopted !?>' D?nio?rats t<> secure
the ??1??<???<??? of th'-ir ?-aiiilldat.-s In smu?- <.f th"
Soiithi'i't) States, and it is not unlikely that th??
Ilepirblli'an majority will 1?.? iinn-astil. Th??
contests should, of cours?-, be decided Btrlctl?/
on tlieir incrlts; but the fact that the Republi?
cans li.iv?? | siitHci?'i)t majority ami to spar?? is
not ? reason why Democrats ?beted by fraud
nini ?hicaiK-ry should be permitted to retain
their seats.
Notwithstanding Democratic revis? s per
haps it WOaad lie ?loser to the fa?i to say be
i'iuiso of them s.'iiator (Jormafl B? ins t.? hare
good reason for smiling confidently and com
plac<ntly these days. Th?* D? inocrais of Mary?
land thought they coni?! get along without him
In the reient campaign, an?l tried it. The r??
suit was disc? ?mil tu re nn?l elfvtioa retorna
showing a Republican plurality in the Btate, Bo
Mr. (birman has been asked to come to the help
of his distracted party, because Btate officer?
are to be chosen next year and a l.egisl.uuri'
which will elect a I'tiited Slates Senator to suc?
ceed Charles H. Gibson. Setiattir t.orinan has
been bitt?>rly rcvlli-d bf men and Journals of hi?
own party, but time hag I great f.n'ulty of even?
ing things up. and n??w he has his sw??t r??
veng??. Kvidently the Democrats of Maryland
have made up their minds to gel to-gethef BOd
stay there In preparati??n for the Deal ?'l<?tion.
-~- -.?--^_
Altlmugh the Senate elected a year ago li??l?ls
?Ter during lsi?.?. th?? ?lection ??f Beaator Bas
ton as Lietitenant-(;ov?.in??r makes the cimi?.f
another president pro tem necessary. In addi
tion, a special ele.tioii must be held t.? elect a
successor to Mr. Saxton in th?* XXVIth Disiiict.
Counting Mr. Saxton. there \?????<? ?????.??????? Re?
publicans In the Basalt* last winter. It takes
seventi-eti votes to pass any measure. Il? mi
the majority Is narrow, ami the Importance of
choosing ? flrst-rMe man as Mr. Saxion'?? suc?
cessor Is self-evident. This is a matter of pro?
found concern, not only to the Republicans of
the State, but to every friend of good govern
iii'iit in lilis city Tin? mont ???????a?? incisili???
nffcctlng New-York City t?? 1??? laid before the
Legislature will tUMrocstltmnbly !??? ih? tuli gir
im: Major Stmnj: ?power t?? remove all heads of
departments. That Tammany will pul forth
every effort to prevent tin? enndmcnl "f this
measure is certain. Its only ??1?:?????<? t.? ?l?? no
will be in th?? Senat?', for the Assembly, with its
big Republican majority, win surely pasa it.
Attempts will doubtless be made to Influence
?it least two Republican Senators ?n Tammany's
behalf. '???? danger from putting a weak man
in S"init??r s.ixtnii's place ? great. .Voi only
must mi honest and Incorruptible Senator lie
chosen in thai district, bul every roemlier of
th?? majority muai be lmpre*?ed with th?? abso
lute nec'ssity ?>f doing his duty with ?11 evasion
or flinching.
THE PRESIDENTS P08ITION.
Dispatches show that the President is to
I??? attacked us soon as Congress meets bj lb?
Dem?crata of the Weal and s,.uth and by Ibe
Populists, on the ground thai his Issue of bonds
was in tint defiance of Congress, was wlthoul
proper authority of law because Ihe gold la
required for currenl expenses ?nil noi for re?
demption "f notes, and lhal II was unnecessary
an.l a wanton glf1 of ihe ?.pic's m.y t" ???
f.w tankers. While such an agitation is t.? Im?
regretted, it was pointed ou! lo the Presldenl
as nn Inevitable resuH of tbe course he has
taken, li was noi :i piensan! thing for Demo?
cratic Congressmen lo have their shann'ful
failure t" provide for the necesaitlca of ihe
Govcrnmenl thus advertised before all Ihe
world. Thai Ihey cannoi publicly resent, bul
they ?nn Jump on ihe PresHenl for rushing for
word to pul "in bonds before Congress can
assemble, ns If conscious thai it would - ?
auch ? performance if In session.
in Presldenl Cleveland's previous controver?
sies "ii Ine money question he has .been cor
dlally and patriotically eustained by Repnbll
cans, without regard t" Ihe consequences t"
either party, because he was In ihe right. \'<n'
in this case be will noi bave Ita! advantage,
for it is not possible t?? show Ita! there was
real and pressing necessity for an Issue of lionds
in November, or lhal ihe Treasury needed re
plenlahmenl of its gold reaervc ? week ago,
when it was -S?'?-.ihm?.?KMi. a. uni? h as il dill in
August, when lhal reserve was down below
$52,500,000. There has ?been palpable sacrifice
??f public t" partlaan lnt?rrest, flrsi In the delay
during ih?? campaign, and then In hurrying ihe
issu?? ??? anticipate a sessi,m nf Congress. Rui
moat Republicana will probably go further an<l
deny that Ibere la any real necessity now. a- H
baa appeared there u.is none In August, for
borrowing money on bo_,d* They ??ill And ll
. asy t.? sli??w inai the Presldenl In Angus!
could have Insured a greai Increase "f revenue
by simply vetoing a tariff bill which he di
n??uncoil, hut Buffered lo ?Vcome a law for par
tis:iii reasons only, and thai he could even now
gestore prosperity and revenue In .i gr? H ?1?
gree, beyond a d mbt, if he bad the patrio!
to prop ?se a prompi repeal of the measure which
th- ??.?"]>1?? tave nrerwhclmingly condemned.
Nor can Republicans who have pr*i
knowledge of tinsin? -s enmnn'ii 1 the Pn si I? nt's
conree ns th- ? ,??? ai Ibis lime, considered only
as a means of raising money. f)i.f Its prae
tieni results Is that nearly K?.tsTfMMai gold h.is
already 1.a drawn oui of the Treasury m es
change for notes, so thai it may be paid back
for Hi.? 1? mda offered. Possibly the ? msl !? r
able sales "f stocks here ???? foreign nccoiinl
ln-i week bad ? similar Import. The British
Investor, wishing lo exchange American rail
way stocks for L'nlted States Uve per cents, had
only t > si ll the stocks In Si w York, require his
broker lo gel Treasury notea for them an?! ? ?
seni those notes for g?dd, ami lit? ? to l?l
bonds t?? tin? amount "f thai gold, it has been
obvious thai such u pro'tosal coul?! nut sin with? ?
the ?r-'lit of th?? tiorernment, n??r I? ? ? u
tl?" disposition of the people lo hol?l notes In?
stead of i*old. p ?in probably aplicar lhal th ?
Presldenl ins belped tbos?? who v??uld depress
the id!?.f stocks, even though be want? 1 '?
ai'l the opp??slte party, and has only relier? I
the Treasury for three m????lis. if s,, long.
It has !,--n oi.f the n- st urgent duties "f
the President, if he meant to sanction ? large
reduction of revenue, to push through Congress
us un essential preliminary or pan of such a
measure soin?? provision for raising money try ?
a ? ipular loan al a low rate ??f Interest. Prob
?ii>ly li?? could have <:irri??i tbrmtgb such ? pi
vision before any tmiiT bill was passed, if be
had required his fri? ?nda to acl with ibe ?
pnbllcana in the matter, Imi there again be ?,??
handcuffed by his partisanship, and by his
guziety to bold the Democrats logetb r for a
free trade tariff. Sow thai tbe tariff bas re
unitisi in smashing his party, and lefl blra do
poiltlcal futur??, it would hav.? been wise for him
to muster slncer.? patriotism enough to consult
with the Republicans, to whom Ihe ?.pie have
voted the power, regarding ih?? things ?.?sary
to aare tbe Treasury from pmbarrnMsmenl and
?lniiL'?-r. ? lis issue "f l?"in|s was an Rffronl to
tlniii. ;is it waa i?> Ibe Democratic majority.
?// \EM0NT" IN THE CLEVELAND CABINET.
.Mr. Cleveland invites the country t?? contem?
plate an affecting picture of harmony. He In
forms us thai h<? and ?Secretary Carlisle are, and
always have Iwen, in absolut e accord ns to all
matter? ?>f Oovernmcn! policy, ln??l<leiitally
branding rumors t.? ihe contrary ns stupid and
nullciona falaebnoda, He declares thai he and
the head "f il??? Treasury bave l>? ?n agreii] from
tli?? first ns regards ihe issu?? of bonds. 11?? bids
us believe thai the consummation Is the ?-~????
? if an utmost loving community of purpose nnd
conviction, and generally Iwhls up for our ad
lnirntiiiii ? tableau <>G Blich Bwcel accord us has
seldom been dreamed of outside Ihe realm ??f
poetry,
\\?? ????]!?? w?? m?? properly revercnl in ihe pi-s
??n???? ??f bo august u proclamation, am] ibal we
simll ind h?? suspected ?>f nn unwillingness '"
subordinate the evidence ?if our own mortal
sense? !>? ih?? Injunctions contained in a mea
aage from the Banctuary, \\V know our duty,
an?! we humbly try t?? do it. The painful fad
remains, ?however, lhal a great many godless
persona bave received the pronunciamento with
Incredulity if not with actual ridicule. These,
ar?? now reminding us thai up tu ,? few hours ??>?
for?' the pnblkatl.r il.flldal call for bids
th.? Treasury officiala from the Secretary down
wen? emphatic, n<?t t.? say vehement, in ibelr
(Iciiiuis of th?? ?????"? thai euch a call was t.? be
mail??. Not <?nly mi tin- Friday pravious, Inn <?:i
Saturday. Sdiuluy, .Monday, even Tuesday, th.?
Inquirer was confronted with a positive ?lis.
claimer. There ?vus, indeed, a forma] one sen!
??m through ibe i?r??s associations, and it is said
to ??- ? matter of ??<>????????? knowledge In Wash
Infton thai ns Eate ns ih?? Kunday before the
itane was publldy announced Mr. Carlisle him
self apedflcally aaaured more Hum one Inter
viewer thai there would be do lasue ??f in,mis.
Unfortunately, there nr?> wicked people In Ihe
world who regard nil ihis as contradictory <?f
tin- Prealdent'a solemn declaration. There are
even (?"ni?? who go so far us to say thai either
Mr. Cleveland or Mr. Carlisle haa gone astray
with his facts. Il is Insisicl that the S.-ci-tarv
knew nothing of the President's decision mull
a f??vv hours before thai illustrious personale
ordered him i<> proclaim it. ?nd one bean ?ui
every hand tli?- anggOBtioa thai the "hunnony"
existing between the two ?s .?f ibe kind thai
??xisis between the tau.nda and th?? binfb he
hns just lubricate?! and swallowed.
Kor ourselves, whilst we shrink from chall??nR?
ing the veracity <>f Hther the G??-??'??? or his J
Secreta ry nf the Trcaaury, we make hold t" tay
that if they were really acting In perfect atprord
In the Issue ?.f iKiiids. ami If thai anmd hid
been ?.f snch long standing as they now allege,
it tras iinnct'cssary, to say Ihe leasl nf it. to
make such ."?tcntatloua and ?turn p-.-itiv.? rie
niais ns emanateli from the Treasury np lo the
rery ?lay on which ihe call ?rue IbbuihI. Those
ilenlals ?''mil! son-e no useful pun??-??. Thej
wl a IkkI example, ami they have Impaired pnh
lie conlhlence in Ihe sin*.Ity of Ihe Administra
li.iii ? ?. ri ?.? | ?-. bin ih-.v ?lid -i" ?:.1 "f any Bort.
The ?ad truth, on Ihe contrary. is lhal they have
warranted plain spoken persons In aseertlng
thai either Mr. Carlisle has deliherately Btat?*d
win? w.i- n..: troc, or thai lie has ?.u treated
with Blich brutal discourtesy liy Ihe Prealdenl as
t?? make hi- further IncumlH'ney a lioinlllatlon
and ? shame
IHE ?????? s 11.::M ?: BBOEES
Thi? pheiioiiii-non Is explained. There wai
h? ?? on." h did seem to u- utterly Inexplicable
that I?:?. Will? nn Kverett. Ceorge Fred IV lilla ma
.???? I Moortielil Ktorey, eudowed ns they are with
machinery of s|.Ii so delicately adjusted Hull
?In- merest Ivrea ill nets: it in motion, an?! fluency
?- well that can civ.Ids to p llocky Mimntaln
geyser, should have sal around the table the
other night III Boston where they were enter
mining Profeesor William !.. Wilson, of Wesi
Virginia, and. after listening In ten minutes of
him, gone away without saying a word. For
Ihis ha? ? il h ;! ; ? : wont. Since Ihe laudili?'
of ihe Pilgrims there had ln*cn nothing like thai
entertainment, it i- noi ili?? h ? hit in H ?ton
to Until posi prandial oratory i" len mlnuti*s
nor to Ie] a lilies] front abroad do ? .ill. No
doubt ii was somethliig of ;i surprise t.? Ihe
Professor i" 1?'? made Ihe principal, indeed Ihe
only, guest ;ii .1 public dinner, lOnsldeiing what
had so lately happent ? ? ? him. SHU mon? ..f :?
surprise ,: mum have ? >??< p when after 'loi hail
-.?i him ..?? lii- ???? ami l'.'Uiil him all over
wl ? pali >nt??logtcal mirlosltj ami had llstem-d
dreamily to 'ii- tea minuti?*' narrative of where
ii liii him, and how much i' hurt, they rose
and fold? d their napkins and sll? mlj stole
away. ???.? Professor's remarks were noi \?\i
fylllg, ??? !"? ?tire ???.? things be said they Ind
often heard It-efore, m faci li.nl said thi m lime
after time thems??lves. Bul whal of that? They ?
mighl ' least hare iriven hint Ihe nppr**clallve .
r cogult Ion w Ith ? Iddi a t'hl? igo duh on on?
occasion gre. teil ?? t imillar .? dote from the
111?n of a Philadelphia iniesi when Ibe members
roBt" ? iih one accorti tin I sang
In the ilays of old ?: 11 ir? yon mi ?
In ti:?? .tai -? <?? <?! ? Kin. .???.?* are ? ??? on?
In th? d i)
_ That ? loi y had pan ?in.
\ re j ? ? on? Are you on ' Are j oi >?n?
???. j did n?.? do -?> much ?- lhal Thej Jusl
w? ??.??? ihelr mouths uud went away, As w?>
have I I d, w.? wi re ipilte uu ? ble
?? und? : ?laud the ?igiilll? ?it.G :!ii- uuiipi?
I??Tf.ii :n ?in ?. Th? ?ml) explanation thai tug
gesu-d Itself wn? thai so ethiiig had huppen? l
t.? the l?esl - f 11 which had w '
them ' muid not
and th nk it ? ih.it they had
off ihelr mollili* t<? gh ?? ih? Ir Int? II? ctiial pr ?
? - fri ? - ,?? Il was a u ? ?I gui - ? In?.,
netti di) li ?? st? ; ! - ig? d
in tbiukiiii' Itnt It aft?|iear? that ll was f??r
?me til-flu otti) 1 ? m - ? n ?m? ut ir) lull. The
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dinner came off ou f uh!. ond ll
"????? Boston Herald " w Ii ? Is I ? h
. -;.? nil) fridilli) lo ?? Kverett. .?- ? ? II
priul tin? ?? a ?, makes tin ? of It w??
; ? r 1"? .il ?? i|k rs, ? bli li git e full
; ts of the - was an ex
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off for thinking l? 1? to In t Pro]
a ? ill r. id lb? --,.?? < the) w III
Berve to ? till -?|.?:????? ;it hi?
dinner anil ? I n f.?i
the chillin< -- of Ills ?. ? |?tl??ii II? w ill und? r
?taud ii"U Huit n.ru torli ul efforts were
in pro. ' -- of in? ??!? llioli ll 'iiii'l ih?? fealh e
b mrd nl whl? h he ? ?* the gueat, and thai
??v. r\ l.ii.lv kepi etili nnd walk?.I soft.) ??-Cause
there \\:?- ".? hen on "
l?r. Everett himself lacing Ihe gu? it and hero
w.i- ..f course Hi?? chief orator al the tabi?
Tlie ???'.:???? ta ?- i|uil. equal t.. the occasion
and \ ? ry nui'li hillisi-lf. ||.? began h) sayiliK
that bis . n?. - r bad noi j el ? nil??.? that he had
"f.iiir months yet to du mischief In" which
evoked uproarious applauae and after a some
whal ext? n.l. ? ?,?? Itul of his public Ben
??nil.? 11 i ? 11- I by severe criticism of the methods
??f public men in procurln?" offici - ft ibelr eon
Btltuents in violation ?( the I'lvll Service rules,
concluded by auuoauctng bis readlni*ss in ? re?
"s|s>nd to nit) call which offer?: :i reasonable
"pros|H*ci "f sharing In the noblesi p ? ?,? ii
"work which now can f.ill to any civilize?!
"man." "'I'll'? Boston Journal" ? I? ?-< i' : ! ?- ?- Ihe
address ns "Hoqucnt." Ii nay? thai as be
"grew more and more ? * ? < ? ? t ? ? I Id? f nee fluslnil,
"his white era va I crawled slowly Imi steadily
"round under bis left car and Ids real r?.-.? to
"Hi?, occasion, displaylm? ? |N?n*eptible area of
"white aerosa the >? list." n was d iibtless very
thrilling nnd musi have ????< -? plctureaipie. I'm
fessor Wilson uughl to have ????.?? there. ???.??
MiMirfielil Story, who at the la-: annual ?In.r
?.f ih.? Reform flub warmed the cuticle <?(
Josiali ?.?I'lin-y with caustic commenta on Ihe
manner Iu which lhal person had up-, ? the
l'Irli ferric? during his brief term ..f ??tti?-??.
made remarks about the principi? - of the Iti?
foriu Club, aii'l ih?? rery gradual imigrcss ihcy
wen? making, He was followed by lieorge
Preti William-, f?corge I " r? ? I Ion was In flue
fettle, bill rery much disguste?! with Ihe dis
honesty ?.f Ihe IiVtnoenitic party, "The people
"of il??? ITnlted stai??-." he Bays, ".???.? hones]
".nul courageous, nnd Ihey k??? i? ihelr pr.lacs.
"They ?I?? noi like p parlj which has nom? ?>f
' ?these qualities." We luisten i" quell the li?
la?.' shudder al Ihe |sissibllliy of hi- coining irrer
to Hi?? ItepubllcauM. in closing he gave bis audl
.?in?.? t.. undent ta ml thai he should -Mil stay In
Ihe party, 11 ? ? ? 11 -_-l. be liad determined to gel ?mi
?if active politics and devote himself In hi- pro
fesalon.
II wa- a greal dinner. But its chief siglili
canee lies in ihe fad Hint the Boston Silence
has been broken, and Ihe licei talkers, hav
Ing taken oni nigh ? off for thinking, are again
in ?ruption.
m l.r, a ?: ? ? Gol \n Don Mill.?.
Although politically ihe condition of Bulgaria
may be -aid i.? have undergone an Improvement
..f bite, .-im? her relations with her suzerain,
the Sultan, and with Ihe other f'.r.'i^n Powers,
particular!) Itusslu, an? Influite!) better than
they were twelve ?.Ulis ago, full recognition
"f Prince r'crdiuaud's tiovernnienl lacing now
within measurable distance, yel the state ?.f her
finances is moal unsatisfactory. The country is
rapidly drifting int.? ihe -am.? semi iHinkrupl
condition as Servia, ami becomiUR a- m-on?ni
???ally ?|.'peii.|iin as the latter upon AuBtria. The
ynriy deficit <?f ibe Bulgarian bodge! is now
close upon .<:..(? ??.? m hi srith? ? nl reckoning all the
stai.? obllgatlone, and th.? present Iota! Indebted?
iii-ss ?if t|,,. u?,?.i.inv in,)? I?,? luiiii.lly .sei down
at 180,000,000, the ????.t,-t payable thi'f.on ab
sorbing more than one half of the entire reve
nue. The standing army rXsats the cimiry I
|4,...hm.. which leaves only f?OfW.OI'O for tli??1
general n.'cossiti.'s of the i'<?v??niiin?iii. It Is
..ii\i.?iis thai this sum cannot raffice, and that
Bulgaria musk go on rontrnrtlng new loans.
partly lo supply li?r domestic wants ami partly ?
?,, sia??? ?.fr ihe demands of h.r Austrian cred?
itor*.
This revelation as t?> th?? financial condition "f
Bulgaria will prove a disappointing surprise t.?
?ill those win? hav?? hitherto 1>"???? 1??? t" 1>?I?<???'
ti, ,? ti.onorale situation of tliis Balkan State
was of ih.? most prosperous character. This I???
lief was f.st.red by ???' late Prime Minister. ?
Siuni!iiil"ff. whose reports ?ui the liiiuini's of his
country arc now shown to hove l.ci'ti of a ?Ie
rldedly mendndoua ehnrader, und the new
Premier, Ktolloff, who own his education to the
American misionarles of Itoberts College ?it
Constantinople, deserves muck credll for lil??
cui?..?,. in making a dean breast with regard to
,!?. real condition of affairs. Whal the effeel <'f
this confession ??ill be In Bulgaria Itself it Is
difilcull to predict. The Bulgare are the most
i,?Insiti,?ns. eciioinicnl nml thrifty |.pie of
Kusteni i:nf"i>'?. with u praiseworthy horror "f
evi rytblng In ihe nature of debt; und inasmuch
,s their liabilities und Ihelr constantly growing
heavy burden of taxation only tinte from the
election of ?? hi' ?? Kerdlnand lo the throne, it
is quite |K?ss|ble ihm Ibeir democratic Instincts
!ir,y _. ? the better of their loyalty nml thai tbey
m:,v ilocldc i" rid Ibeutsdvca of the costly
luxury ?? u sovereign und a Court before they
ure absolutely enslaved in Ihe sun,, manner as
their ndghlNirs, tbe Serrions, by the gr.ly
linn?:, ?eis of Pesth nn?l Vienna.
/ ? 117.7.?/.'.?? / Iti " HO ESCAPE.
Th,? d,;i:h nf Klordan is likely t?. canee the In
dietineiii of Pi tost m nions for manslaughter.
Thi? formel was .?. pugilist <>f the second grade,
the latter Is a Impcful candidate for ihe chara
pin ishlp of the prize ring, und the two were
K|iairing I'uiiiuis in the show business. The
?tin Ivor .m.I bis friends allege thai the blow
which h?? struck on tli- stage al Byracuse, und
;,, , ..??, ,|?|..,? nt which Rlordan died, waa very
[Ighl and di llvered with the back of the hand,
an inai n could noi have Injured a bealthy baby;
and ihey add ns ? consoling and exculpatory
, :?. uinstunce thai Rlordan was a heavy drinker,
?,,,? m faci consumed a pini of Scotch whiskey
shortlj before ih?? show began, and was un
quest Iona lrtj In m d? generate a pbj ?I? il con
?lui. u ?...! he m Ighl naturally have dropped
?lenti ai am moment, The doctors ??ill testify
as to thi? point, nnd ihe courts, with due <?'??
aldenitloii for meillcnl opinion, ??ill probably
sotti, il ? - of Pltxsimmons according to ihe
law .uni ib? ? ? id' Bee. At all events ll Is nul
ns either t" prejudge tbe eis,? or t?>
assume thai exact Justice will nul be done, in
spite of the faci thai a similar homicide noi long
,. . appears I? hi? '? i" ? ? ??? crkioked by those
H li -, ,|u:y || Is :?. bestow "ili ini attenti?.u
such affaira l'i- proper, however, to say that the
pugilistic ?h ,\\ business, general!) uusjieakably
vulgar and demoralizing, was in this Insmnce
?tlon ill., revolting, us nppc irs fr ?ni ili ?
US ? v le? s of Pltzsiuitnons und hi?
spokesmen, Their chief auxletj Just now is t..
prove lhal the m in wh > II? ? il id was known
?? in to be In ?., degraded and miserable
? couiliti ? ..f '"?.? as ;" I"? utterly unlit f r bis
?
sh ? mefiti "?. urrence ? ughl t.? h ? Ihe
. of .?u;. ki lilil?; Ihe cona lenco? of those
re ? '? . -? I ?? l'ii il. ? ni of th??
laws, h? brluging iiiidei cl??s?>r scrutiny the
? of pr ??'? ? ?? -? ?.. 1 pugilism In all
Its n ? - And if Ihe Ktrillgenl
m hlch la ? ?w in ' Kisten? ??. I?it f??*>
? and t??,. mil u? applied, is noi adequate
f r '!,?? ioni" s,? which ll Is di - gn< I lo accom
id.sd. the coining ?.??_1~1 nur?? should promptly
|,--f??.? ll Prixc-tlght* advertised aa such and
of continental iiotorictj ir? noi "pulled "iT" in
? v ? \ ri Inn th? ? iure fr? .pienti)?
. Ih ? ft Uh com liete impuiilty, In spite
Is ??? ? ?? ?? ? r, |?rli lights ?? Iddi are of
? ?f the ring, im?
of ?spi.il or -?-a'? r ferodi j and qu ? e us lawless
.?? ? 'in ? ? ?? -?IJiincl nn I detail, have
???.??!"?-nily within tin lasl two or three yeara
?.?. n lni| ?? ???:??? ??? iighl t?i ? finish in the Im?
meliate n? i_hi. ?!??? ???I "f this rity, wltboul th??
slight???! apprellension -ii Ihe pati of thos,. ,? m
? I In ih? :n ? ?? ?? time long ago for a
si ?? to I?.? pul to sit, h ???...un!? r-. !>y the crimi?
nal pnmecutlon "f tin? lilnckgiiards wl.on
dud th-ui and the pugilists who ?;??! their living,
reputation and th-ir training for more con
Kpl??tiotia ??, ii rmnnceii through ?uch I nati tut lorn*
as ih- Coney isbind Athletl ? Club.
Ii ma) I"? u ditttcull matter ??? make .?ni a
cl??nr cam? iigainsi ibe licht.ts and their backers
who negotiate, sign articles of ngreemeni and
deposi) stakes In this ?ity Yet their proceed
lugs in?.umili? obtain publicity,and no) ith? lea?!
???Tort to bring il.? ?. ?-? Justice for these p!aln
rlolatlons nf law is ever m id??. This sort of
thing needs t.. h ain ?? d als ?, and if any tech
nlcnl ?h-f.ct in the present statute is in the waj
?? "iiu'ht t" ???? ??' otlfied with.?in delay.
IfO.VJ 1 f \/' BUSINESS,
La ? \?-?t; sbou ten thousand men In various
establishments regained ??. rk, and though aev
eral thousand ??? ?- deprive 1 nf work, the pi do
Ing fnree probabl) Increased on the whole Bet ?ral
; a .. "- ..r -..p?.? importan?
15 pi r ' ent, bul ? fea! ire m t observed before
for many month? revert? others advanced
wages, prohablj counting for more In number
<.r hands nnd wages paid These facts rlghtl)
take Hi- bad f .?? other business Indications nt
pi ' ?? Increased empio) meni and
? ad I ' . the purchasing powei by which, if
at all, futur? business an l In lustrj mus! h m
tallied, and because they disclose something nf
".id? is which manufacturers sre receiving.
? nher Indi? atlon whl. ?. ?? ?!?. ? the actual move?
ment ? |.i'..lu.-is -? settlements through banks
.?n current or past transactions, sre all somewhat
discouraging, Railroad earnings for the rust
week of November were 5.1 ?per <? nl less than
Ins! ?-ar in the United States, and us per cent
1 less than in 189. ?p,.? east-bound tonnage from
Chicago was less than half last v.,us h\ lake.
for two w? <-ks ?.f November 70.SM t?.ns, against
17..n;'0 last your, und the rail tonnage eaal b und
vas 11,441 tons, agalnal 11 _.tst lust ?/ear, ? ?i
rrease of ?:? per cent, as against 133,079 in ISM, a
decrease of 31 :: per cent. The payments through
! principal clearing houses throughout the country
r?ir ????? weeks of November were 1.4 per cent
greater than lasl year, but 21.2 percent less than
Mi- same week nf I??:?.
lu short, such business aa has beta completed
Hi sdy Is scarcely larger than it was a rear ??s",
and noi quite foui nniis of the business don.? two
years ago. Impr >vi men! and resumption of work
save ?.- i' constantly reported r,.r more than two
months, since the danger .>r the mos: ridoua
tallir legislation passed, and r..r ten days hav??
been materially Increased b) the sweeping It??
publlcan victory, and v.-i the gain scarce!) uns
business above lasl year's low level. Presently
will come Thanksgiving week, and then the holi?
day season, und mark.?.! enlargement of produc?
: lion or trad.ii.-i.i, of holiday lines -an hardly
be expected before s new ?car begins. At thai
date some ?.r the mosi Important changes In ths
tariff tak.? effect, and II is by n.? <>i.spected
thai these will add to the demand for products
<?r American make. Hence every Indication of
pr?s m lucre. In working fores is welcomed
the more since conditions lik.-iy t?? afr.vt the
future are no! entirely favorable.
Instead "f ??,??,?? gold, Treasury onciale
now hops thai ?u-ariy |??,?.,?0" may ba actu?
ally secured by ths sals .?f bonds, the r.-at being
drawn nut of the Treasury in order to pay it
back ??Rain. If the deficit for the past month
?hOU!d ?ontlnue, the $40,000,000 would be drawn
out "f the Tr*.isury thereby in about three
montha and returned to banks here or abroad.
But p.m. an ? ?"K?lbly a Urge part, of the bonds I
taken will go to Kurope. either directly or
through sales by hankers here, and for money
thus borrowed Europa is Quite likely to send
good? or stocks instead of gild, leaving New
Torb bankers to get th.? gold for th?? Treasury.
Every day it prows clearer that th?-? issue of
bonds d'i'-s nut stimulate confidence in the ability
of th.? Government, and that it renders disturb
in? financial action la Conajreae more probable.
Mocha have not advanced, but the average for
railroads has declined $1 22 for the week, and the
average for trusts ha? declined $1 so. The de
creane In earnings is one caUM and monetary
uncertainty an.ith??!?.
with a Democratic Competa, (-cent cotton and
Mi-,,nt wheat make almost anything possible.
Cotton BOld Monday and Tuesday for B.M cuts
spot, and 5.29 to 6.28 f t November and Decem?
ber, the hitter risina: I ? 6.S2 at the close. The
receipt? from plantation?, hav?? already been
1,206,046 this m??nth, against 984.414 for the same
Mm?? last year, and Btocks of American In si?ht
are now only 70,000 balea leea than at that
date In f-ot. In that year, with a crop of over
9,000,000 balea, 4.711,017 came Into Muht in three
months ending with November; this year, though
the crop is later, S,9?31.4?M balea had come Into
light November 10, and last week 111,000, and two
weeks more at the sun?? rate would make the
rw it.:? to th.? end of November 200.000 balea
greater than In 18M. In Bhort, the crop promlaea
to be about 600,000 bales more than th?? world ever
? 1 ??:' American cotton In a year, besides the
?.:,?'?.!'?! bales if old American brought over from
last year. Unie?? receipts abate, low pricea are
as Inevitable as they are unwelcome. Wheat ad
i/anced '-' 42 cents, mainly on rep >rts of large fee I
- ? . cattle. Bui export? to date since July 1
hav.? ?.??? ? 21.000,000 bushels !??-.- than last year,
an l Western r. celpts 2,200,000 buthela greater,
notwithstanding the lowwn pricea aver known,
and official and Other reporta Of the world's
yield outside this country Indicate that It will
be the largest ever kn iwn.
r.ii.. effect of low prices waa shown In the of.
report of exporta In October, the amount
? K3.S?S8,372, bul it would have been 494,600.?
000 bul for th? decline of 110.629,9*4 in th*? value
.if cotton and I2.:.93.'"H'.? in th? value of wheat,
? pared with pricea .? year aeo. PuttntMe im
porta were I?9.1M.121, or 24.600.000 more than last
y. -r Tie? Importa at New-Tork In two weeks
? if November have been M per cent larger than
last year. 1400.000 in coti ?, and 4440,000 in silk.
Th?? reduction In wool duties doea not tak?? effect
until January. The obvl iua effect of su.?h In
creaeed Importation? I? t? leseen the demand for
? ta nf ?meri in lab r, and consequently
the power of American laborera to buy each
others' products, but at the same time th>? Treae
ury finds its revenue si sh? p that It proposes to
?. n- w Exports fruto New-Tork for two week?
? G November hav?? been v ner cent larger than
.1 year. There hav?- aleo been large ?.????? ..f
?? ck? by foreigner? laid t 1 exceed 13.1 aharee
laal week, while the ?hlpment of 21.000.000 ??.Id
fr?m ??.ripe in connection with the bond Bale
Inv ??<?! palpable loaa, if it were rot designed ,
ti t .? useful as ?1 kind ?if advertisement.
The w ?' lien Industry 's still la*??.?? ly oeeupled
with the belated demand for winter gooda, i>ut
t? ?- few a Idltlonal ? 1 lers f ir dellv ?ry under new
duties after January I, and sales of wool at th ?
three chief market? In tw 1 weeks of ? vemher
have i--?n 7.450.900 pounds, ?eriltis: r> 2?'."..r.7t I i?t
?,. i??. ai : 11249,400 in 1492 Blnce September 1
. , ? ? pen ??? 000 pounds, against
" ia ear and 74.1 In 1! 92. The In ?
Industry finds r?.?? Increase in orders and prices
decline, Bessemer to 41060 and Gray Fon to 1
t ??'.'? at Ptttaburg, and structural beams t?? $1 2" ,
Bheet mills arc w*H employed and there 1? im
proved demand for wire naiin.b'jt the barbed-wire j
compact has been broken, an?! there are sus- 1
plciona that th?? rail combination has been also
ret, though not openly. Th?? maker? >.f the ;
rheapesl bo? ts and shoe? have had all they can dj j
f? r ?. in? ?, ? the, and the number of cases i
shlpr ?. ace? rdlng : 1 the "Bhi ?? and Leather Re
? ?' has been 161.341 case?, again?! 112,441
?? ind I ?" t.? In 1492, but go .is ?>( the bet?
ter gre !? 1 ire itili neglected, The cotton mills
??r?? increasing force, man?.? think not advisedly,
aa the state of the cotton market hinders pur?
ria a 1 heaper 1 Ie are t x?>? ? ted. Print
I no] advance, and the market for ? ther
?- "?is i- dull, with ? ? aslonal concessions in price.
B. retar) Carllsl? at pn ten! seems t. be rh-.ef
clerk of a department without a head.
? ??? ?
Since the verthrow of Tammany Hail numer?
ous Itlsena v. ho were "lying; low" before Novem?
ber ?. has?? dia ivered that they have no afflila?
t : ? ? ? -* with the Wigwam. They are taking pains,
too, to let th? a ?:. 1 know ab'Ut this Important
? ? 1 j
II F -
\v :: mat .1 Secretaries ''arils',.? and fJreeham
again?! the w t : 1 for conspicuous and perfect
? , ires as Ca net offlcers.
The ( ?'??'! atar la nod at Its senlth. Boon it
? nk for .1 sea? ?n, but while It Is above aa, lei
u ?, izi an '. admire.
? >?? i: ??.:?, ??. ?.?,.? commend the spit?;: that
move? people t" vleU the portrait exhibition, it
?- ?.???! thai crowds sh? ild go there to look upon
the face? of New-York'? fashionable women.
New-York is proud of her women and glad for
ever) tribute that is paid to their grace and
? harm; and since tha pleasure of looking on fair
faces In thla case a?s., n ?ans a benefit to charity,
????? should the pleasure be tha sweeter.
Oovernor Flower, no doubt, w uld like to i??
1 atriotlc, but the tt luble la that he is a ma bine
1 ? rat, and as such holds that bla highest
duty Is to the m,? 'hlne.
? - o -_.
"ititi,? . y. ,1 Billy" Bheehan announced, niter he
found ?an that ?Sri? County had'no further use
for him, thai he was coming to New Fork, i?ut
as uns city ha- since then shown thai It, too, had
n. 1 n-.? for "Blue eyed Billy" and others of his
kind, should he a it again change lit-* plans ac?
cordingly?
? .f. __
The Oerman Government shows ? disposition
t ' submit the case of th. Importation >'f Ameri?
can cattle t" experts which will probably result
sat : a irlly and again make wide the ways of
the emigrating transatlantic steer. The trad??
in live stock of this sort with Oermaay has n??t
hitherto ?><?.?? overwhelmingly large, only i7,:,3l
having been sent thither during the five year?
beginning with 1*?'."? But it is likely t.? Increaae
if things ?.? well and no occaalon arises in our
tariff legislation t?? trump up a cas? ngninst us
under cover of Which a reprisai may h.? insti?.
tUted. Th.? tax on sugar levied hy the last Coe?
gresa affected one ..f th. largasi Oerman exfaorta
to tin- country, that of sugar, which tn tha yeara
named exceeded 1140,400,000, At Um same time
our exporta of meat products wer?? US,.,440, of
which 147,040,000 aren for tha simile article of
lard, and of breadatuftB 427.409,440. In com?
parison with tliese commodities, the steer trade
Is rather IlKht, but It I., worth looking lifter and
protecting, and ?rill very likely he tv-<>stab1lshe?l
?"?hi ?>n Its old foi.tliiK.
Before marrying Miss Brooklyn, Father
Knickerbocker is going t.. put his bouse In ?<""?
orde?
Chairman ?Faulkner cbaaed rainbowa almost
as enthusiastically aa Senator Uri??.? in his palm?
iest ?lay?. When the Weal Virginia Senator
contemplates the RapuM can majoiiiy in Coa?
green, and 1. ali/..s that be Will soon hav.? a H?
ptlbiloaa colleague, he must iub his eyes and
wonder what was the use of thi Dem
making any campaign at all. QW?Ut?
Prince Hohcnjo-ho has sljcnallzerl r._i aree?!
to the Chancellorship hy repealing the order ?*
force for several y?ar? forbidding the Impera
Bank of Germany from advancing noney
Russian securities. This prohihltlnn was equiva.
lent to an embargo upon all transaitions t_
Muscovite acrlp. sine? no one WOOld he ilkelv
purchase either for investment ?>r even ?<t ?DW>
latlon stock that was not regarded hy (he ?
tlnna! banking institution of the Empire at Mt? I
factory collateral. The rescindinR of this orda?
constitutes a significant and striking manf-eat?
tlon of th* improved relations between St. P??,..
burg and Berlin, and as diminishing the ch^j^
of war between the two Nations, must be *?
sMtred as tending to promote the peace m
Eu Hipe.
January l url?i soon be here, and then for e_
new broom that sweeps clean!
- - * ?
John Boyd Thach'-r, whose performances tra
well remembered, did not monopolise th?? politic?!
a-tivity .-f his family during th.? recent cata,
pai??n, though th- other member who cam* t_
the front spells bis name with two "t's." 0_.
other member, Hoheit L Thatcher, is the mm
responsible fur putting before the ? r>try an ^
letter of Orover Cleveland's, s day o 'wobefu,,
?lection, with th?? pretence that he had Just rj.
celved it. Tins letter called upon i?? iv.crau to
present s "united and ?nil 1 fr ?nt" to the "con,.
mon enemy," und of course it was - .;?po*e4 (0
(?.? a tardy expression of th?? writer's interem,
the su-i'.ss of th?? regular Democratic ticket |?
this State. On th<- evening of Hi*. . ? Daytfc?
Presldenl seni out th- statement that he hm
written no letter iu support of Hill, and that th?
letter in question was anritten In i?:?:'. when In
was running for th?? Presidency Thatcher* hu
at last felt called n ? ? explain; and i? must bt
?? .nfessed that a weaker explanatl . was nevtr
put forth by a rational human 1. ing, H- asked
the President to writ- Another letter this year,
and reviving ??> answer, con lud? 1 that th?
sentiment expressed by Mr. <?:-?-. u ila UH w_j
. that h?? might be proud of. Bo he sentit
ut as though just written, and ? m layi that
h?- acted in ? 'i faith and with .ut any intention
tu mislead any one: Thatcher ? ? ?. ?r. neM
??f a guardian <>r a comnrdcslon de lunatic? la
ouiren lo. __________________________
PERSONAL
Colon??! Pipe has offere ; t , th? Cltj . : HirtforV
Conn., a beautiful plot of iround ? sststlng of opB
seventy aop'S. known as the "Bar ? Farm,"
f?r a ? ut,lie park. <?n condition tl l ?hau
bear half the expense of the ? I : ihaj ss>
two .?.??.s -?' adjoining v. . : u ? costei
115.000.
Aioli.h ?litro, th- newly eli U : Utjror of Sin
Francisco, i.-? thus described b> ?? ter ?n 'The
Boston Transcript": "Tall and iti -?? as a pin?
tree, i.:-? hair white snd bis ra with but
a tinge ?if black. A Bui till vigorous,
despite Ills sixty-three .?-.?r- He ?? - oai Issai
ui the erta of San FranciB ? Coo ? He was san
in Alx-la-Chaptlle. near the R nHnaa
la h Prussia, ?? Bw wu
a stanufa. turer of cloth. Ii - Adolph
was < nltlated. After th?-? tl r. of ?*.
the mother, by this time ???? ?? ?unlit her
brood to New-York, landing m '?" ?:?1 In th?
san.- year reached Baltimore. A'? caught th?
? ? : fever, ind ?????- boob ?? ? Coots, H?
has been there ever since, ? \ ; - tot trips
?>.r , , ! dm r.-: ??!:? h h- ?? 11 lu the civil
lieti . ?; ? ind has irtant factor
In th?? development of the ? .;? H ?reer l.? one
..? the i?.?-? picturesque snd -? Id :n?? Ameri
,n its I gue of ?? mderful m and fortune
? un.? t.. S:'r? thr.-an'i th- Comstitck tunnel shloM
bears ? an enterprise ?h.r he conceiv??l
.,? ; .,:, ? I out In I ' ? !' ? Id" nit on tasi ??"'.1?
?? ??? ill .? ?- : in . ? . BMUj. Th??
tunnel was begun p? 1??'?1 ani compiei ' in ??*. and
th-n Sutro ?vai a millionaire. Hv |U ?* invest?
ments his wealth Steadily ir.? r? ?-? I I. IS -f luxu?
rious tastes, and has gathen '. sbout him ??'?'??sure?
ol ,u. ? ? enrich his : .me, Sutro Heights, u ima??
it beautiful with rar- ?/egetatlM and B ta I ?ry. It
la h:s design to ???.? it i?> the city sosas ?? ??
has s library <>i' great value, siso t be given Otto
city."
The Grand I'uke or Baden, who has sb tvs Ul
anger >?t the dismissal ??:' Count Caprivt I Eta
I-, >r W'.lllam. Is. with the possll ? I t sj
th?- King "f Saxony, tbe most popular ??:? ? :-:l?en?
tiai rulei ?n ? sei ?many. He married th?
ter ot th- ... : Emperor u llUam I
I. .m outspok p s Imli er of Prln. I
It will l.e a soiry thing f * the ? ? fami!
to appease him. a- lis Influen? e in ti- malme?
nali-.? >f Oerman unity has . ? -?? that
??f almost any other ruler. H is c . on?
of the handsomest princes in i: r ?p
Rome, N'.?? 18.?The state Depart? of th?
Vatican learns that Cardinal OIW Haiti?
more, >??ii embark for Europe on I'? ei .". sai
Immediately sfter lin lin: at Qen? rtt th?
Pope. H- -.?ill remain In Europe I - tiA
?vin attend the consistory
CONCERTO!' Uli: GEB3I IN LIEDI ft ERASE
Tl?.- tirsi concert for the season ol rese
Ltederkrans, which took place In she ? ?li -f th?
:? la.-u night, began ver) Ilk p eiaorlsl
celeb rad. ?? in honor ?>f ?'ari Mar: von Weber.
Th<- programme opened with the ?>??.?.? to "Der
ErelcchUts." Then canse one poem Helarles
/.??liner, (he condii, tor of the - ? :? ?'ting
sttentlon t.? the tad thai titty reara ? thla fall
the remains of tfOO Weber, the ' "'Uer
? ? ? :-?'huts," were transferred fi >m ?. ???? te
Dresden for reinterment. On thai ?? ? ?. Rich?
.nd Wagner Bason Court Chap? ?>?' th?
tun.?, not only delivered an ??rat? rsmslBS
one of th.? most ?loquent tributes to fl la art,
bul als?? composed s nari song voices
snd sn instrumental place, which e ? perfores*!
The latter, an elaboration ??f pbrasea from Weber's
"Knoysnthe," will ???? performed tl ,?i oa?
of the ,on?rts .?f th- Phllharm - :?? 'l?'
former was suiij? las( nti;ht by the :..-!? rkrana.
It Is In no sense an Impressivi ?r?l
Its chief valu?? s?med t?> lie in the :? ' ??hlch
it gave of the tremendous stride- wl ??. Wagn??*'*
musical genius made after on-,? it w. ? thoroughly
aroused by his recognition of th >*_
lions .?t Oermany half a centur?, ? ? I '?? ?*<,*__j
of their reformation and regeneration After ti?i*
>??iik. with Its pu rei} historical Int. ' ' ih?
most stirring of Weber's pati ? tnposltloal
was sung, the apostrophe t.? ih. KAne
er's "Leier und Schwert," s . ? ? ..?e mi
which, with tbe help of Weber, ra ? ? ? .arloa
call ihrouahout flennany and call? . ih? ???un?
patriots ?.? their duty. "The contrae) ? :??-en th?
music of this Btlrrlng song and the "?wcasioftsr
affair l>\ Wagner was most striking end .-?rv??d te
show how great w.i> the difieren??? '? ?reea Wag?
ner an I his model and inspiration !.. : ? ihe ?ortOST
realised ?\ herein his j>, ? ultai ml ?
The ??ther numi?et>? of th?? programme vt* %
cupl? of pianoforte ?lu.-ts by the Missel Unse bm
Ottflte Sutr.i. whose admirable skill haa alrea?^
been praised In this |ournal, ?? bal ul for auxM
-horns, solo voles (Ml-, G??? \ .:1 ,"*_}
Naeser, excellent artists, both ??f them.) entitled
"Die Wallfahrt nach Kevlar." by i: lluraperttossi
and orchestra, sn unaccompanied pan song, lags*?
loualy conceived In the folk-song, spirit_5
Hun?? Orilnwald, s member ?>f tbe so? .??(>. * ??u**
blan felk-song arranged by Mr Zoellner, the ?-?er*
man Emperors "Bang su \?????" (of which It_
serves t.? be recorded thai it was re??e!ved with''1?
applause), and the greater part of Ih? ?IrsJBSJB
symphony, "Romeo and Juliet.?? by Herllo? *r:
Kmll I'ls.her. Hided in the perform, u,. - ot >*J__K
w.?rk though be was s,? hoarse thai he ????? un*v?
t.? sing a solo from "Euryanthe" set down for ?lB_
; lu (he (irst part ??f th?? programme. There *nu t
s.ip-ri. attendance and socially the affair spa?
brilliant one.
m
JAMES ?-1 OS It.
itti ISM.
Touag to the end tir ? igh sympathy with yo?"???
?'?ray man of learnl:i?, and rhssaplim Sf truthl
Direct in rugged spe# u. alert in mind,
He felt his kinship wllh all humankind,
And nevar feared ;o trace d-vcOpment
Of hlRh from low assured and full content
That man paid BOiaBgS to the Mind above.
Uplifted by th.? "Royal Law of Leva."
The laws <?f nature that he loved t.? trace
Have w\?rke?l. at last, t.? veil from us his fa?"*}
The dear oil elm- an.l lvy-ci\.?r.\1 ??alls
Will miss his prSSSUCB. and the stately hal'.B
Ills trumpet-vol.?.?. And In their Joys
Sorrow will sha.low those he called "my lv,'rVl
ROBBRT PMIfW
New-V.?rk, Nov. 17. 1891.
MISS REH A SS SVCORSS LB ClllCAOO.
Cbtaseo, Nov. It atlas Ada Rekas Isa nil?
??nded h.-r two vesta* BSsragsaMStt st ??*!?
Tkeatre, playlag viola hi ?T??.it'ih ???? ffm
theitr.- ?vas cii.wd-l Si SMfc n.rfoi'ti.owe fS*?T
day both at the matinee nnd In the tW_mO Mifi
audiences ware the largest of the ?esaon. _
Renan was enthusiastically appUude.r in? ^
puny left here laat nlnh? for du l?ouis. w ??
engagement at the Oli unilc