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AKIiKVS THEATRE il tartar* ?:!? ?slsM ??ar??-?'1*'??*.
acmki-mv op MUSIC i:tt 't'?r> ?r ito Hill
AMK1-.I? ??. ART ?'..M.i.Kiiii:.--' '.' ?. a?, to ?'? r sa.?Ka
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.\Mr.i:!?'?\ THEATRE I l""" ?"?"?<? ** sil",1a"' '
ATI.WTI ' HARDEN. ."?O 10 51 I!?w?T>-i:.?nln?;-fon
rrri and Va?i?l?vllle.
)!T.l<?c THEATRE ?:18 -Ms???!?!??,
MsOADWAY THEATRE I Mm?. Basa On?.
?AS?N?? l:l| Vaia?evIH?.
iicl.t Min.* THRATRI 1:19 Tl?? PlasH
PAi.Ys THEATRE s:l*V ?"'"> ?'? " ?:?"'?""?' " "f V?t?aav
r".l?l'N MI'.-Ki: I Veml??111?".
F.Ml'ii'..-: THEATRE i:M Th? M??q?i?t?r?<a*r?
KllTH AVBMITE THRATRI S:l?> Hi* Wlf?'? Karh?r.
OAi:i?i:v THEATRE >:-*? Ul 1?? ? lula' .??li'r
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE * 15-Ofaa?l v?/i?r.
llKl'si.l? ?SQCARE THEATRE B.l? ''?"?> ''?">?
lo'VTS THEATRE I M TBS K..?in?l!ing.
IRVING PlaACE THEATRE ?-1.V ??hm- ?,?la?nr.
K? 'S'il. Il fc l'.IAI.'S- ??:"*. -Vmii!?v|]|.".
BtETROPOI-lTAR OPERA lloi'SK s iy.h?p?rrin
l.V?'Ki'M THEATRE '.' A'M Th.? ?a?* ol r.'b.i'i u*
PAI.Mc'K S THEATRE ??The VMel Card.
Vmtt\: ?US-?- Va.idesill?..
1*fJ> NTrrOR'S-10 a. m. to 1030 p m-Vaudeville.
ivtA\i?.?.HD THEATRE?S-aa. To.? M?i?h lomWtue.
??TAIt THEATRE 1)5 Th? (?1,1 H..ni??a?.-a?l._
Jiibrir lo 1\b?trti9rincittfl.
I'?i??.ColT~ Pare.s-ol.
Ai??ua?m?nt? .Il B I?'?r and K in 1 ..? J
Annotin. ernenn? .12 5 Marrl.-t??-a li l'.aths . ?.
Ail'-. IS?!? R Kara??. !? S Ml?, ..|?Hn?..nii. . 1? 4
)'.? ?r?l nn.l R??o'na. .)? ?-' Mlf?. ?/Il?n??-??ia .13 ?? '?
Huilnpa? i'l,(ii???."a .. '.? 'Mo.-an St ??mere .1?> ??
|:?i?ln??? X. rice? - it ) Pian'?? . J K
I'? ??-making . I? 3-4 l'r.,r,?K.I? .11 ?
)>,.tii Hit? 1V?;i??I . I? B 7 PuMtr N'?i.?s. ? ?
KJC'?iiia?ona . 8 ? K?al Kat.V? . B 1 '-'
Klnanrlal .11 4 .'? K illroa.l? .1?? M
Financial ElcctlASS .11 4 Sale? ),v An lion ....11 4
Fot Sal? . H 3 Special Nolle?? . ? I
ll'ra.a * ramas?'?.. ?? USchr>o| Act-n, l?a . I t;
Hors*? * ?'arria?;?.? . t ?Teach?-* . I ?'?
Hnt-I? . . !? ."? Winter );r?.'rlai .11 |
lB??ru<Mlon .? nVulk Watite.1 . !? 4 0
?3ti9tnrs9 Notices.
Roll Top D??ks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety of t?'>l? ?nd Trice.
T. 0. PELI.rW.
Ko. Ill Fuite, ?t. N. T.
TRIBUNE iT.kms To MAIL sCBSs'TUBERs
Sint-l?
1 v?ar. 0 mo*. 3 mc. 1 mo. c? pv.
fasti?-, t ?tax? a week.$1008 ?*.<><> *?''.'?<> t\ ?a? .
|?i?il\. ?rlthoul Sun?lav_ s?ac 4??? 2?ac BO Del?.
Sundav Tribun?. 2 ?>0 1 ?ai ,*,n ... Bet?.
x? ????.. Tribun....... 1 ?ai ..i , t*.
f ?:iii ss ??'il. Tribun?. 2 oo .Bel?.
T bun? M -titlily. 2O0 .S9 cla
Poatasj? iirisalS i>> Tb? Tribune < x. ?pi us hereinafter
?laied.
CITY It ?STA? ".K - Th? law r?'iiilr?a tha? a lo-?nt p-.ai.iK?
?ai'?p r.? af?Ned to every copy of the Dally. Sunday
er s-mi \V?ckly Tribuno m:ill??d for local delivery in
N??-Y,rU City. This |>i?at?K? mu*l he paid by nib
a it*cr. Ilradrr* are h-tter a?r\?J by l.;>ir?< thel?
Tribun? from a ne?a."deal?r.
POHEION POSTAOE.?Ts all f"r?ien oonn'ri?* ??x,-?pi
?'ana,?a and M?\i, ol. 4 <-?nta a . ,?py >?n Th* S in?!:iy
TrBmeo; 2 .?ira a topj on I'aih. B?ml-Weekly and
SS.?k;\, 'i')?? postajt? muat b? paid >>v s'ibs, r:???i.
REMITTAN?TES.?R?mlt ).v Pontal ?>rd?r. Rxprea? Or 1er.
<b*'-k. Ornft. <?r Re?iater?d Letter, ?a?'.? Of 1? ?alai
If? '-, ,f i-i-n; in an unr?p'stered lelt.-r. ?rill b? at th? !
ti :?t's rial;
OFFl?*E8 <?K THE TRIBUNE.?Main .?m. ? ot The Tri'.?,
un?. IM K?aaau*ai . N?v\--Y,:-k. Mala uptown oftio?.
I 242 Drriadllay, Ail?lr??s k'I c(?ri?*p >nd?nn- a'.mptv
?Th?- Tiltsiss?." New-Torli.
Al tl? HARLEM OFPirES. 1?o Fan (?n?-hundred-and
tuerst? -flfth-at : 24.1 West <")n?-hi:n.lr?.l-an l-t*?nt.-flfth
?t.. and 320 W**l On? bund'? l-andfoilv-tifth-st., up ii
t r. so., it re?"ulr?r f.ftlr? rat^a.
Fur-opein Prari.-h. for ndv?rt!??inent? cnlv. "5. Fl???
Ie"?"'. i:. C, 1. ndon. Fnglan,!
BRAJttTH OKFUTKh.
MU ?.?h-Rve.. t. e. cor. EM St,
152 Oth-.is-e . cor. l?th-at.
112 lohimbus aie., nr-it \\'??t fiOth ?t.
IOS sv?ai 42'-*i. n.ai Grh-af?.
?.'?I SS?st I4th-?t., n?ar Mh-Sv?.
;.'.: ?,V?st 42J.I . b??w?*n 7ih and 8'h a.e?.
l.'.T 4th-n%?., corser 14-h at.
1 VS". 3d-a\? . b?tai?,.n Trn. and T?'h a?a
I ?WS 3d-av?. NtW??? Trtth end 77th fa.
1 '?ifi r?d-n\?.. n?ar 61st-a?.
IV? Fast 47-: ?? . , ,;-ner 3J-?v?.
ZVt'tv-IJwkDml*' oMbtxtot
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELET.
THURSDAY, MARCH 7. 1WC4.
m
rWELVE PAGES.
2UL XMW8 THIS MORN I Nii
l-'??i?-ign.?The Japan??se captnreil Nsar-Chwang
a't??r a cjosp'-iate hattle lastini? thirteen hoiir*.
-^^--- Th?> (?zar Issue.l an f?li?-: forbMdlag the
u*>' of the knuui in infli'tii!?? punishment ?,n
pf-asants. ;=-?==: The steanshlp Fii?-.sland. whii-h
had himl.'d a party ,?f American l??tirists at
J.?r?l.a. went as-hore at P.ot Said. - Another
hand Of Cuban in8iire;e.?ts was dlapened l?> th??
<???seminent ti?ops. ?-===-? it is again asserted
inat ihe Prince of Naples will s<>un be inarrW
to PrincgM Maud of Walea.
I'omratlc? The Gerry Corpora] Punishment
bill passed the Senate at Albany; th?- special
S'-nat" Committee made Its report on the ele?
?lion outrag."? In Troy. Th~ Equal Taxation
lili was def.-ated in the New-Jersey l..-i<i*laiiite
:?? Arrangements were nia?ie to ?? ,.ns,?li?l.n??
the three Income tax suits and argue them to?
gether before the Supreme ?'?'in. A valua
ble dog in the Mase?.Utah Club's ben'h show,
Chicago, was killed by l.-ing fed br??k?-n glas*.
?t - Secretary Herbert ordered the H;il?-igh
and Atlanta to Colombin t ? protect American In?
terePtf?.
city and Suburban ? Ueuteaant-Governor Sax
i?.n and Speaker Fish ha?l a COtotenntt with
Mayor Streng on New-Toril Cits- legislation
=r.-: Wall Street and business in.-n sh??wed
s-? : f.dence in a speedy revival of business as a
ltsult of the ending of the I.UId CoiiETees
Serious charges sseie made against loS'-ph A
Goulden, of the ?Board <>f Kdixatloii. .-_r,
Ctdone) SS'ailn?; ?rot? mute than |)3n.o?>li for the
Department of Street Cleaning. .:,?? , Th- I'aik
Hoard accepted a brun/." statue of C..:?.n..| J? hn
I?e Peyi-Ur for the Howling Creen. , Th?
Ciunt and Countess ?I- Cast.-llan?? sail?*?! f ?r
Kuii.pe. ?a? Stock* deiliiit-d slightls, and the
market was dull.
The Weather. ?Forecast f??i ) ?-?ias : Pair;
slightly warmer. Temperature yesterday: llii;!)
est, 43 degrees; lowest, -6; average, .16'^.
Inierest iu tin- incouu'-tux law is rw wide?
SfBTfad thru il)tellig??uc?' lo the ?'ff.ct that 111?*
argnmont ?>n Its constluiHonality N lik.-ly to
beein :it ?n??-?' befor.- tin? Si)pri'))i." l'uir! ?if the
l'uit?*d St-aies will !??? wtlcosas. There ar?? it))???
?Mses penilin?.. atiil i' li'i* l?c??n pi'oi?osc?l that
liiey li?' oonsclidatiil. s?> tl'tlt til?' Patin? subject
may he tr;iverseil al ?>n>? h'-ariii?.' ami rill ill?'
?HiosHon* ?llsposed of siuniliain'.iiislv by tin?
ourl. This arrangenn-nt ?.ujzht to gire Mtlsfao
lion all nroiuid. It is t.? b?> hoped that tli?? ????urt
will niMjiiiiz?' law ?? iieinl Inti'i-.-si in the sun
j?-ct and iiiuk?' ?'?? jin-ai haste as | ???--? i I ? I ? ? In
pnnuulKaiiii}; Its il.-clsion.
Tli.' most iniercsiitig iN.iuis m lin- slat? i u ? -111
ni-i?l?- public by tin- llapid 'lYansit Cuiiiinissioii
yesterday relaie to Hi?? n-.isons ssliy Broadway
is prefprrifj to N??w Klin-st. for the hiiiikI 1>?!<?sv
inion Square anil i?, the wMealag of the ttiaaH
under Broadway, wbh-li ?will tempt I the ??ty i??
ii'clalm th?? space now ?'?ciipieil by private
vault*, while at th?? hiiu?? tlni.- alTovdiiig r?>?nii
in th?' tuunel for I (?Ip?" BBBmTf, Tkt ?haii^.s
mail?' In the ortj-iual plans app?*;ir i?> have b???n
.?ar. fully wel-jhi'vl. and llir Commissloiieis j-'is?"
??uhst.iuti.il reasons for their d?cisions, l'npn-iu
iirtlely, the attempt to exteml the Kust Siale line
abov?' Mott Havi-u. althoiiirh sup?,i<?ri..d by the
Mayor as well as the ('??niivcller. did not mic
ftl'li.
Muiivis ??f hutnaiiity have led the nesv Czar
t.. is-uc | did?'?' aUdlsiilug Hi?? us?? of the knout
In puuishinj* criminals. Ho thus p| ios Itnssla.
in OUt respect ?it b-nst, in line with more ad
s.'inc?*?l and clviliz?vl nations. Jlis action en?
titles hin l?? tli?' thanks met only of his OWE
p.???pl". hut of thf human?? and philansliropic
in all land?: .md i* will b.? in-cepied as a har
i.ini:.!? <?f milder uk'iIumIs in the ?JtCBCral ?Tini
laal administration in th?? CMr*l dominions, 'pix?
Wi.< 0! is | horrible instmment ?tf l?li?*p0Ml pun
ii.hrnciii. ncnsistlnc "*" a whip with leath??rn
lishe . in ntiUti with w re*, and i? aprdied t?. the
nuked back. It has lx?cu cinplo?cd iu the puu
I l?hmen! <?f niin,?r as well Bs severe offWlce*,
j .111.1 It ;- -ii'1 Ui:it i'i ?1"' li*! i-" year? :..'k??
person* bave ?lied from Its eff??cts, must ..f them
baring been gnlltj <'f only trifling thefts, I? ?t
1 witiinii' aignlflcanc thai on th?? same day Ibat
i tiiu g.i i?..?*- ..?m??-. over a?_ iii?' Siiiiiii.rs
i at Albany passed a f?ill for il.atabllabmeiil
..t ill.- whipping poat in till-- Ktatcl
Commission! ?? Waring Im** made ?>ii' hi? ?';is?'.
' Tli?' fiU'N which li" submitted tu a raadhl world
yesterday al ?li" meetlag of the Board ?'f I-.--1 i -
111:11.. -vi-i-.' s. fonctnsive iba! ? "i>iitr.?ll-*r Klteh
[could -,-iv nothing .m?. Mayor Rtrong virtually
apologised for 'i??' acohling words he uttered
Mal w?*?*k. During tiv - week* and tIn-?-?? days
t'iil?.n.'i Waring ren?ov?*d non1 Bao?* iban his
predii'.'ss..r< ?tirt.'ii away In ihe preceding ib..
years, and at a smaller ront! And thla, too, de
spite iti?' fad ili.'it be ??is compelled to par 12
;i day for labor, against ibelr $1 BO. Nothing
more m ?*?1 1?' snM on thai point, romnilaslaaer
Waring's ?indication ?*- <-? >n?]?i?*t??
THE CETTER OUTLOOK.
General encouragement ?** Ibe natural feeling
in ?ill business *-ir. !<*--. now ibat Congress baa
adjourned. Thai body has irled lo <l" ao much
barm, gad has ?i.>? **? s,, much, ibai ibe ??ertalnty
it rag ?I?? n<> more briaga .1 perfectly Justifiable
Beaae <>f relief. The Treasary has also been re
plenlnhfd, though mi wasteful rost? ?till the re
genre haa been more iban doubled aluce Febru?
ary J?. The?*! are Importaal rbaage*, .mil bare
:i rigbtful laflaeace ui??ii ihe prospecta of husi
Beau. They ?l?? aol remoTo all dtaValt] by any
meaaa, bul greater hopefulaes* because ?.f them
is not merely natural, oui in ibe best .s.'ns.> war?
ranted.
Tbere baa n..i been for years and i* noi now
nay ground for complalnl aboul ibe volume of
money ?n cln-utatloa. The monthly atat?mcni
for March 1 shows tbai tbe volante of circuid
ii??n ??f all kin-is ?niisi le tbe Treaaary la $l/>?4,
OOO.OOUi. or 132 m per i-apita, and ihe decrease
in iiu* moBlb of l'lii.i.iny was almos! wholly
lor ihe purpose <>f putting more troll lato the
Treaaary, la order t<> glee a Bouader. ??uglily '?'
ih?- paper In circulatloB. r^irihermore. thefe
has l"'?'ii n?? decrease in February, bul an anual
Incratse of about ISOGjaifl in ibe nmouni of all ,
paper in ?'in-iil;uioii outside tli?- .Treasury, not- j
withstanding th? reduetlon of ILl-WM-Oti In
amount of goh) rertlflcati-s. Tbe gidd rcaorve
lias been bull! up in this ease wlthoni Intrutving
targe withdrawals of ?'M for tagal leaders and
Treasury notes, ?,f which ibe amount in circula*
lion is at'.'iit f2.Q0U.nnu Inrgcr iban if was a
mouth ago. A* yel ibere is no Indication >>f re?
newed apprebenslOB, Bach as appeared within a
few .lays after ill?? pr? clous sale ol bonds, i;i
targe part, if 11.-1 wholly, because ii was dtmily
followed by tbe proposal .?f ib?< wildcat Ktate
banking scheme Mr "bTetaad'a message wcb?
in December .t. aad within a week ibe drain of
??obi bad begun
li is no! pacoaragiag ihai the appf??priath?ns
by Congress bare ? ????ii targe ami brish, elr-irl*
egcecdlag tli" |.r..lnl>l.' r.'V.'im... Im! tti*-*<- apply
mainly 10 lhe Bacal y?*ar liegluning with neat |
.Inly, and for lhe ran of ibe etirtvai year ihe
expenditure* will be governed lij appn*prlatlon*
already nwdo. While these ??*.<.i lhe pnibntri?'
in? oui... ihe Trea*?ary has been Buflhienlly fortl
Bed by borrowing 10 make such bias as i? likely
t.. occur from ?i?-ii?-;i ?f reveaae ahme i-oinpjn
lively nnlraportanl f??i lhe neu four months
By that lime the prospects for tli?- < r???>-- ??f lhe
i y.'.ti- will be fairly w. II known, and nee e?unll
tioiis Ih.iIi as to qnnntltb-s atnl as lu |ai???- '-?.ill
have Influence. Withdrawals uf gold. either lie
cause of foreign sal"?: <>f securities -w ihnmgli
redemption of legal 1? ml?rn, will constitute for ,
1 thai period the main poaalbHHIca of mischief
There is some ground for the belief that the
.-hi?* inih.siri.-*? bare been waltlag for the end
j of tbe aesalon. A -.'?.."I maay iliim:? were |? is
j slide s.? Ion?: as aach a t'oaajTeiw a? the l.llld
: was in operatioB, ?hi?-li mighi iia\?* dlsiarbed
all coatractB looking into ihe fatare 1 mil ne*i
1?..-?mu. i- or January, if ->. soon, the laws aff??'"
i 11 u iiKin-i ri?? ami finan,?'s will liii,ll.\ !???
??banged, and ibis gives opportun!?* f?ir nevtrly
two s?:isoiis ,.f manufacture nnd?-r ihe ?<?t??i:
ii?,ii- ?,f rompetition ?*bl?_ Itn? n-w tariff has
created. II is well understood In awal ludw-tries:
by iiiis time thai th? change? inndc last year, ?
Blibongb distinctly injurious, r-auslnit Imports ??f j
$_4.*mm<>.4MHI worth of ilrygoods slace Jaauarji 1.
ggnlnsl m*s.im?i.?hh? las: \?ai. ,u?. i),,i likely lo ,
Inflict s,, great ?,r such speedy Injurj as many
feared, l-.v'-ii in ih?. "rooUcn branch ib<< mill?
Bad ili.'ins.'lv.-s enabled, ?i'h reduction of
wag?**, lo i'iiiii|?'*i?' in a grenter proportion of
goods ilian many egpe?'ted, and while Ibis -lai.*
of ihiiii's may l>. r-faanged when f??relguers ? ? ? 111 ?* ?
i.? underatand better tli?- weak points ?f Ibe new
tariff, ii girl's hope laat tor aome iini?*to come
Ihe Volum?, of ?liiim'sti.. butdaeBB will he lair.
The extremely low prices of eottoa, a*be?t aad
wool can hardly !?'? ex|i*-cte?l i<> !)?? mndlfli-r) nt
..n.-.'. sio.ks of cotton an,I of wheat in sjj-in
ar.? lar-*?' enough lu meet Ihe \nhhi* .?!' home
conimmers ami ?>f the world for aome lime lo
come, and reports ??r material reduction of
ari-.-iii*.- im?.- i?-. 1. ii ai-.l -o often of late ,v*?ai's
ihut they lUH.v have little Influence upon unir
kt'is until t-.iiiiparativ.*i;- tale, eten if Ihey prote
well founded, The va 1 Increaw in suppliei ??f
wool from other conn?rtes will make swh re
duct Ion as s?'?'ins protiable In Amerii-an supputa
comparatively unimportant for 11 ?other year al
l?*a->i It ?s also possible lha 1 prices of meats
may I??' t?i bobm <-z 1 i-m affected by 11 ? ***** si..?is
taken in foreign eountrb-s i?. retaliate (or ih?.
repeal <>f reriprodty arrangements. Hut istore
reaaonabb* dlveraificaHon <?f <-r<?i?s ihis y??ar, both
.n the Hoatb .-?ml in Hi?- Xorthweat, may prepare
i thr? way for a more profitable rondltk?c .?f agri
cnlture, even under preaeai laws. That bad
legislation lias wantonly deprived labor ??f pan
j of ,'s wages ami earnings, and thrown away
I pan of ihe Nation's prosperity, is gnhapplly
i ?l?ai'. Bat a nation which lia* boen able I?? a?l?l
ll-i.,'hsi.ish. m iis p. riii.ii-.-iit wealth in a
; single year eaa du better even with difficult
[ conditions than other Balkan n??l an fort?nale
in productive |M?wer.
THE TROY ELK l?os REPORT.
The import ?>f the special fleaate t'ommltiee
..n Troy Elections ?s a ?Lai- and candid narra?
tive of noioiioiis facts. Bui though it ...mains
little ??r nothing ilia! ?s n. w. tli,. labor of cob
flrmlag whlespread knowledge i>.\ itatleai in
resiigatlon and rompreaslng ii into tin. form
<?f nn ?ttlWial reconl was well worth under! Iking
ami ought io have pnictbai and Importaui re
? suits. Not .v. n in tin* ?lays of Tammany's most
Iaudacfoufl ami confldrat misrule was h,,. ii,.,,,
j ocratic machine la ilii* city s.. reckletfa dad
brutal in iis .i|.iiaM.iiis aa ibe Democratic ma
chine in Troy has I? ? n ander the management
..r llarphjr. Tb? repon ?>f Hi? Reaate commute?
?ii'iails witimiit healiailaa, tint witboul rancor,
; tin* facts which prove this atat?'ment. li i* a
history of "uniform ami inii'iHional violations of
I "nt'iiiiy every pravlataa of Ihe Rfleriloa toar, aad
I "lonsiant Interference with .nul outraffe upoa
I "th?' lighta of Ih.. pul.II,. :,|?l ,,f |)??,.S| ,?i?/, iis.
lt nils th<* si?,ry of syso'in.itli' repealing, "car
ried on with a publicity thai i? Incredible" by
moceases carefully ?)?- ?s.-.i in gflvaaee an.j per
f'Mly ail.iuKi?i| t.,.| , vr-ry (Uflttgfletfkx li
! sll,,ws how ihe iiiimi'iiiaii* BgeatB ..f fraud have
I tone Bboui in aqaada from poQIni placa i?, poll
lag-place, openly piim.-d nn.i pr..t.?,M??i by public
i official? aadet oath i?. eafbcea tli.- Mwb i i re
j ?'oiiiits nnni.Tous .p??...?,. lastaacea of ltnpU!**nl
ly dcllh.rii.' crimr a?-.??mplMi. .1 1.. threat?, in
I liuiiUatwu and vkteaea on the ?put mid bf per
jiiifil testimony afterward. Tbe report in its
eatlrety authentically describe* the experiem-e
of a greai community sohl, snared and beaten
Into submission t.? the rale ??f filthy aad mallg
mini sioiinilr.'ls *rbose leader is IMwanl Mur
phy. Jr., Nenator of ibe I'alted Btatea.
li may !?.? ami. outside of Troy, ?ill !"? Baked
how a r-ommaalty which ralla ii*eif clvlliged,
ami which p!?'suimi!ily does not contain a m i
jority of devoted crim?nala or arrant cowards.
could be put ami kept In Buch bonds. The an
Bwer is not Immediately apparent. Doubtless
Ibe f.i.i mus? be taken into acconni lhal i
brutal ami profligul ? tyranny is not estaWtah?*d
ai a stroke, Inn develops by small gradation*
and spread* and aolldlflea Ihrongfa careleaa tol?
eration of a st!<-<-?'ss?.in of outragea, the real enor?
mity of which le not discerned by comparison
of one with another, i?n only realised in Ihelr
ruliniaatkm. Thl* is not a saflkteat explana
lion, nor bo far as it goes is ?i a decenl ?muso
for those win? are disgraced aad oppressed. The
committee Anda a better one fbr lhe people of
Troy in ibe fact that the police themselves were
active in committing Ihe crimes they are sworn
to prevent. I'nouestlonably this was a hard
condition t.. overcome. <>n a relatively smaller
Bcale a similar conspiracy ha? existed In this
city, ami by it Tanninin has beeil enabled lo
Meal ?'!>'.lions and BUeir a' proof? ,.f th,* swin?
dle. When those win. are uniform?*?! ami armed
io enforce th?' law an- the obedient servant*
,.f masicrs who are determined lo subven it.
honest ?iiiz.iis must d?> something more than
proies;.
Something more than that has i.n done in
ihis .iiy. h r.tniius t.? I?, seen lo wbal esteni
ihr popular nprislag which is being Justified
and richly rewarded here will tench otta-r ring
ridden municipalities the leason tiny n-nrely wed
i.? learn. Th.' report of lhe Kennte committee,
we rejoice lo see, emphasise* one \*Ahi wblcli
?I would In- a special misfortune and dlscreilll
t?> overlook at this time. Tlie repon says: "Tbe
"conclusion ol yom i-omm'ttee is thai In the
"dty "f Troy election crimes are due to ihe ml? r
"dWrcgard of luv by -In- leaders ..f the llema
"critic party. I,? a dlshone*! an,I inconip? I?Hi
"police force, ami ih? ?ill's* rvi' :i y of many -,,
"called Republican* to Ihe atroriou? Bervlce of
"tl>. Murphy machine." In ihn lis ? I ni- i
camlklly recognlaed an abominable nil in m*?'
which has i..,i, not I?-* scdnlotwl- cultivated
and diligently employed in Ibis .?';.? ih-.ti in
Troy. I' la an ailiam.' which ih" llcpubll?-an
party here .1'"- not Intend lo tolerate longer
llii' is in targe pan the meaning ?>f lb re*?
im,, opposition which Mr Plan recentlj ??-.
..*, ,,1 ?., crash .ml Is non vainly seeking In
i h
1
I
placate
/ A Nj S'ATOB Mil 11RS POSIIIttS.
h strike* us thai Biane ??f ih?' eritlrtam* which
ba? ?? been cnrreul daring the laai iwu da? s upun
th,. statement given in Ihe pr?s? on Tuesdaj
in-,mint: bj Ihe ll"'i Warier Miller an- BOl
made In lhe spirit of entire faint? ?** ,,i a' I, i--'
with full kaowleilge ,?f i'm- fact* I' mast i"
tak'ii in'o BCCOUM by Ibose Whu say 'hat lhe
publication was nncallcd for in ibe llmi pla?-e,
and. aecondly, wa* an nn warrant I ????? 1-??-??t
??! what look pla???? ai ? pr?vale ?i?r? ? ?i?-. ?if
L-- ml? m? n thai Mr Millet wu? plsc?il In
petiillar p,s:i.,,n Tli.* Sew-Ywlk ."sun ??hi.
ihuiigh n ?' Mi Tbomn* < Plait'* ? ugnlB?il
organ. ;* looked up n a* n pn ?entlng lii- vb*w?
with greater authorit* iban in* nth?*! new?
paper on atvouut. nn ?buibi uf Ils ??!.idntl u
wl . ih?* orgauir.ilh?n with whb'h aben h a*??
ill '?,.\\. ?! Ml I'll'- M a ' ., ?-. HIS ' ' I'
IIUdcr??flllilinii ami >,,..???., 1 i ?mm?'? h;t?l
!.. ?ii -,i> lit (,.i- ?.-,,?-.i ! da*. ?> 'h > >|. |*|sl< v? i
counting with the ?reate?! i-onfld<-u ? iij-oii M
M ill. i- *- aym|Mtb) and s-,i|n?,.r! In lb? li? i' "ii
i"ipri-. in.W m |h"lm.ss ,,f break - I
Mayor -Strong** silmlntatrallan aad ?? ?*??t-al?ll**li
ini; lhe ? ,?iiir,?l in city affairs .f a benign ?in?I
!.. i.? \ i?). !:? n? II, wa* .n Me- ?am. ? m? r??
?i,,|l?.il lo h. Ill , -. 11.11111 ' i ll al;..|i W'.'ll i. nil
It, |,ni.li? .m? kuuwu i" I"- ardenllj opp ?-\ i?
lhal ? nt'-rpi-i-?' li?* ?mi* prol-ahl.? awnn !-?
<>f b Universal f ?>l i ni: a m? ?nu Kepuldt? lu? i. H
apon .m lasue so distinct I* drawn I wa? ih?
?luiy of ever* hune*i Itepulriican i?? lei hi* p**
!i..ii i??, known Tbe pnhll*b?-d stati-meni wb*
ilt.ut.il.->-? Intended m deflm? Mi Mllb t *
tu?i?\ ami. I bough ii"; dlstlnctlj a *u? ? ????? In ih n
regard, ?an liar.ll> lie sei down aa nn? illeil ?
A- io ih. , rltii Ism ihai M.mmunli atlon
WB* i violation ol . illliil.'li. ?*. il inn Ih -a !
tha- Mi Miller, while frankly admitting It '?>
i... "the , ust,nn amona, lentletnen i? treat s? h
mailer? a- ??>nti?l?-iiti:il." aibled ih? explanation
that 'a* so milch had I.ii s:i!d al.-in thi*
"gathering, h?* Mi bi llhenj in Btate what look
"phh*c while he ?;i< present." Tin* ought lo
be -iiili. urn. at hast f??i person* \v 1 ?? ? were nut
present and i-onacqae:itl* bave mi cau-?e f..r
ciiiplaini. and Ibey are Ihe oolj une*, if ??*..
understand the altaut'on. who have Indulged In
criticism. 1' may he said, of course, thai if
I'nltcd Sint?"s Henatora should Bdopl Mii* view,
and. applying li to executive seaaions, should
feel at liberty lo disclose ibe proceedings when
i*\?t they ?am" i?? i??* the sabjen "f aewapaper
comment, ii woukl hardly lie m*cesaary i" clear
tli,* galler?a-? snd .1?-.. tl..* doom. W'.-ll. |i |a
; an open question whether that wmiM not he a
wise proceeding Al any rate, th,* gathering
can bardl* be i-oaapared i" an ex?-eutlTe session
of ill, Scnaic l! wa*. as Mr Miller *-.iy-. a
? private conference <.t gentlemen," ami when tin*
I pmcecdlaga "f suci. a conference come i?> be
talked ahoul In Ihe newspapers, there I* noth
lag lo Mader aay gentleman present from mab
j Ing I hem public. It is purely a que* tlon of
I ins!.*.
Mr. Miller's position in regar?! t.. ibe perfect
fr< edom of et ery Repuldlcan hi expr?s* au opln
1 Ion concerning ihe policy of ih<- party is eatlrel*
? sound, in accordance therewith he has taken
pains io uiak. known hi* own views concerning
? varions measure? pemllng al Albaay ami the
| general policy of municipal administration Ami
it will not !.<? d.'iiici even by his critic* that,
Iboagfa not particularly -.iiikiiii: or origlaal, Ibe)
arc at leasl iBtereat'ng. it may i.c thai be
count? with loo much confldeace upon Un1 bar
I moniaing effeei of hi* rommunlcatlon when h?
says: df Mr, I'lltt agre?1* with ill?-?- rlewa
??.f ibe methods of managemeat, a* I believe
? in mast, all will i?' well " I'm- there are doubl
i?*s many Kepnldlcans aim ?lo not consider that
existing condiikma In ihe party are ?in?, entirely
to dlfferencea between Mr Miller and Mr. Plan.
ami woul.I m,i with, m some In-iiaiioii a,-cepl
lhe conclusion that if ibey *boubl r?*ach aa
Bgieenicni all would lie well. Rverjrbody Bppre
tiates ih?* iuipoiiai.f having iheae i?\?> rml
lent nun in harmony with enh other, bill It I*
um universally conceded lhal Ihe welfare of
ih?, party is entirely dependent upon lhal rerj
dealralde coaaammatioa.
li may i.e said, however, lhal ao far a* Mr
Miller is cm, erni'd. be has shown great amiahil
it* ami catholicity ,,f feellag in Ibe refen-Bt-ea
which be mak.'S in tin communication In Mr
Plan Even in his allusion lo lhe uAlowanl
, cv.nis ?f inns, when be was "defraadhl of lhe
. "Ooveraorahlp ..f the fltt.f N'ewn'ork by
I "frauds committed in ihe lam cltlea" of Sew
lork ami lliooklyil. he ntcBtions no mini.-s and
manif.'sis t?, fHdlag of nnkladaeafl lowaid Ihe
lt.-j.nl>!!. in l.M.i, ,. mthmp relatloes will, 'lam
."3 saabled him t., make the deal bj which
the fraud was consummated. Ami. although we
(|.,; 'mil?' naderaiaad why ha BbouM so
strongly Davor a continuance of the 1.1 partisan
l'on.- Commission which waa the Instrumental?
ity by whtgh h?* nns defrauded in p?ss. u.?
am refrain from an expre-sloa of admiration
for tin.- boUmmm o? cbaractaf which .-duk*. per.
s,.nil i-a -<-? > -il t ii i* tits in Ihe Ipli irai ?>f hnriiioiiy.
l'.ii-j? triiiiu*? ??r injnri ?* l? .-?, shining quality In
Slati ?in? ?:. Mr. Mil.T lia? >\hil>?i??l il ?" fr
; quently in 1rs i".?liiii??"s ssiili Mr. Plat! tha? M
b.r* almosl ???ni?' te le? a renroaih to him. Por
I ,?ii?- ?ess?' part, se ?an nevr think >?f the riirill.il
m.T in svlii.'l) I)?' lii?l ?Bide l'.'Si'Iltmellt fol'
t sshrit happ-n?-?! t?> him in 1888 and joined hands
' sviil) Mr. I * 1:111 in ?.|.|i,.s;ni: Ihe r?'n??n>inatloi) ??f
I?r.s!.|.?ii! llrirrison in I8B8 without a f??< litiir
??f profound admiration tot hilt BtvttBewn <>f ?oui.
, An.I ilxmrjl) be lias ttpnmt? a ?l??sir?? ?Jarlng
tin? last few weeks doubtless up??n a nu?
mentar* liapn.se t.. have Mr. Plait's potttlt*al
lo.ui-.i printed In full we w.r.? not surpris?-,!
i.? h?:ii that he had within i day ??? tsvo in
viticl that ?.'intlinian t?. lunch svilli h in nn?! ???.
change si? sss on the pidltieal sittiatlon. Il was
chara? iciisii?' ??f hit fonrlving disposition and
remarkable go* .1 nature.
As t.. Mr Miii.r's public announcement thai
he had n ?-??verni his health and wealth, it ?l????s
n??i s?..?m i.? us m the i?asi Improper. Il is an
??xtrcmi ly Intereatlng i-ln?umstance, and Th?? ;
Tribune iinlten vsiih the peip'ral puMIc in con
?.?I'.iliil.iiiii.- him up.?n it
SILT ER D/l ISIONS.
'lb,' surer men hare made two mistakes, it
was a mlatake to nocover th.? r?>erious dlMs*ree
Di??)?.: among then i?s tou.a?. thus ?.iriy the ap*
pp.il .?f the 1 *.: 111 ? ? i : 111 i ? - puny, which .?lp'rarel
\\'i ?in? ??las. n .vns another mlatake so lo
frame th." resolntkin for appointment <?f dele* l
o.-i!.". I,, an int? niati ?nal ? .uifei'iMli-.' Ill-It Ml??
*l?-l ?s-r.-i i??s s- 'lerted !>?. Ihe tree bIItit .a eafl
not. inulci' its wording, In? appointed <>r qualify
us <i? |.'cai?s in any roufcrcttce iii.it may by any
? han??? I?- trailed. In ilnii- anxiety In i**ipture all
?h?" delegates fot ails???- ites .?f ftree coinage with?
.?m retganl t,. IntertMttonal agreiamenl ihey
?lanieil persons t?? b ? ih'iegatcs if any conference
??h'.'.ill 1?. iill.il f.ir ih?? i?ur|t?is?. .?f s?iiiriii-r
?a fixity ??f r.litis.? raine between goM and
silver with free mintage" of both ?ut?is, and
i? i? a* i-ertaln a* anything can he that nn su?*h
i*iiaferetM*e ?-. ill i??- Invited by llermany or by
<;r**ni Britain In iNinsequenp', if the confer
??m" pr.?i?"s ?I l?s ii. nu lis shmttri be attend?*!
by ans c-Wrgates fYom ih?? I'nltrd Sine*, p ?wer
ss??ul.i i*e?i with '!>?? l*T?*sh1eni t.? nppolni tbem,
|.o ii?ll??s i.f ib? elections mad* liv i onirx's*
Thr ilet'laratinn nf th?' It:in??iniii?- party Is in
geuluiis ami able, a? might be "Mi.??i'??| svith
Senator Jones, "f Nevada, standing seennd
nin??!!' 'b" ?dgBjer* and pi-, li.ibis- foi*en?OKt
among ?* framer* l state* the reason? for
m'p'irntlnc from both Mi- great parties, mnrh a?
ib n s.-i .ir."- <li?l ?? in in ?ntiis ago. At a giant*?'
? i appear* thai Mi Blind, the most ronsphnion*
agitator for ?free eolnage in all th?* ?,,ni;i'?*?"S
sin ?? i**7?.. ?? n??: an? mg ih.? signers, ant ihe
r?e i trleal Bryaa. ' ' Nel ra*ka, ihw a slagle prom
iu. ni l?-!i?... ra l:?'n my Mat? I'lui? i? ap
?pears lhai ihe I?? u. ?.?: its ?sh?. are for ttve sil
rn ???n? to ind." Hub lik'lct ??ithiu ih?-ir own
parti Bui as '!?.??<> nmbruee a large proportion
,if tin ..??.??. i.rs of fr?' ? olaag? Ha? ?? cpantlnu
i- nin loiiih ,. ip ri ltd
Tin id lai mi I* lartlu r dlstln?-?'?-ii??al by the
.. ,.| .m. ? .?i id? n' fl l ?? li Ihi* Pop?
It??, >.ii ts l'hua il n m * util ihm ib?? ' ?illre
lt.nit of ropiili*?!? in-Mat ibai the ii-'i?' foi f ??
?diver ?hall Is ? in ??I "ii through ih?*ir mg.in
m, mil n ? ; |on with ihe nth r >le
)i. nul* whl? n n? <'?? th? li ,?? itf??? m su? 'i i ? nri
., s n Ht? nitre i: il ihl? al?,? ? u ? off a i irg??
.? r th loii'iM ?id i id i ? m ib i ?ii? ?-".n
ig ,,, ,s. m< ni r'nrtlu t. it? ? do iimenl I* Bot
. ??.,. | hy Senat? r? 1 \v Hul?i- ami
i: pub i . at. ??I? ?? .r?? of (res iirinagi?
? iu?? tiui ?i, ti*,?, ico i? t ;? ,.f ihe m ?s. iii-'ii
a? . n,- i gala?) ?ii ilw existing |?artles is empba j
? ,\ ? ,. ||?| of ? 'ti.-i - ? ?? ? n iii??i.- Hi in by I
Mr ?ni. language >?? 'if ?!,!' *
11, . ,|. mm . ? i|?< Inr.s hat ihi re i? no Impe
svhiii? il H ?? '? '>',, ? ?* '""?''
lu p l ? iiiidoubtiilly a |:ll ge III t
??f III?' Il tu ci i ? ."' ? i.?I to ;'"'
o. |,| ut m.| ,.,| ihi s bas i? I?? en |> ?s\.-riess In
minimi th? part) organ ? n ?n agnlnsi II, and
-uni h I?**? I ' ' ? larti ?' >ii.' restoratbm
diiiet illl? ? ? i ml ml." and. further, that
H i? it, j,,-? ni. in india*?' Kepulilieans and ?
I c , na gcihiT tn go Bto Ihe Pnpnllsl
,, ,i "s f cr ihi ?? ?*?'i. ii" f??r n?? i?tbi*r. thai ihe
pliiiform "i ;i?.' part* i*nntalB* ilei'larathms ?
.,i,,l ?;,. p,, -i ?i\ at?** ih? "i "? In ?vlii' b they
?. annul glv* ih? i ? ?-? n' >? ? :' Is 'l" lare 1 bj
Hi tss.is. -ic?_? 11? r- thai ib? y mu?i organlx?1 i iieta
i,;,iis ?m ihi sHv-i i?-'i alone, and irquiri* lb?
silvei m? n <?f .ill "th' ' i-i'':???;.? i"in ''n their or
ganlxatlnn Mu b .?f Mi?* address .|. ?.?,?,* far
i her attention, but I'* lirst ? ?Ti ? l ia lo ?lr.?\s pah
II,? attention to the fui ibai th* Mlvei party is
n.. longer "ii.". i.n' ? .?n pi *'??? at 1? a?i fmir ?li*
im.' ? |. in? -ins. .a.-li with a ilistlni-l laii.- ..f i??l
I,.? .,ii sslin h Ir in??? ?
Bui Ihe II? pul.li?m. I?. m?.? i i.i. in.I I'opulisl
?diver iu-n. ?siiii?' Dgbting tbmngh their partj
or?_'.'i))i*.at .?n*. are lurtber illvklinl on lb?*? t\wt
lion whether a propi'T udjustmi?n( ??f the \\h<?l.?
Is?!!? mis n..! i?.- fffected through International
agreement, without t'i?'?? minage and ii?; risks,
?ihi \,i ?4-i-uring .:? greal advantas*es as that
meamire pi?>iuis. * As there are Bonn? iu ?a? li
par s ?rtiii li.'.l rlii? \i..\. ?rhll?? othora ;n-i?t
Ibai an* laternntlonal ? .?nf-i-en?-?' I? only a
?, b.iii? ,?f Mi?" "_*??l?l bugs, |i will hi? ???ii Mia; Ih"
silver party Is not al pressent rciurentratlag ?is
for?i? i" m? greal exteBt, ami the ?han??, for
> ?in.- o-? ful *?itbni.i:i l.s int.T))aM.mal nj?ri-???
ni. n; app??ai> luignter than al any previous
time.
HILLIOS DO I LAR RECORDS
The appmprlatloos madf bj ihe LI I Id <"n
gr?*ss are ??liiii.iieil ai .Vi!hi._"'.V?x'.). || |? n,e
*?',,?nii iiiiii..ii Dollar i'..UL'i'.?s ssiii-h ibe lii'iii,.
ci-aii.' |.aitv has ??intr??l|.".l Bin?*1 Ike phrase ss.c*
ins.nl?'?! during ihe latnpalgu of ivm. when
Hie Kepubll. an r.iir'r.ss ss.i?. ?I? ii,,un,e,| r,,r
waul.?n eXIravagam-e. h has Uol i-..a?h??l ihe
high level <?f sxpemllture ?>f ihe i.n-i t'oagnus.
ss|..i.li ap|ii'..|iiiai.?l .51 i)J7.l?t|.;,IT for all pur
p?,s.s. inn it bas . x?', .?i. ?i ih<> i-.-.oni ,,f rhe 1.1st
Congros* by si.mis.7ot. an'.urdlng i.? current
??Mtimales li an avt*ragr b.? atrmrh betwei*n ihe
Mid ami the I.I I Id (fcnjnroi, It win li? si.cmis,
mH,U18, or S'-'o.-'is.;::;!; |n advance of the record
>.f ih? laat RefrnMiean i'iingrt*aa. The same 1?.
iii.i?ia?y ?shi.h hb.-l|..| ihe 1.1st lUMBVett baa
I?. -. ii .uns ?.iiil .,r ir.kl.?? pi- ?iliiralits m Na
liiill.il ?-Vp.'llllillll'. ^
I'....r Mr 11, l m di who bis been driven Into
r? lii.'iii.-iii ami "l?*?ui,iy l.s Mi?- last siivk." .?f
Hpcaker t'rtaii's ?gavel, ssa-? a rommamllag Ig
"i" "H Ihe li.'iiioi-rali,- Btagc fmir years at,'??.
ami '"ii?l and sinili w-etre his toaea. Tti<Me were
the ?lay? When Ihe ???uniry svas i*o>na*ratulated
i?> I?. iiK.ii.nl?- orators up.m iis delivery fr.uii
ihe rulmma aperulattona of a itillion-PoMar ran
gross, and when Mr, Hotman was pointed <?ut
as ih" coming n?onomist, ?sh.. would redm*e the
appropriations at leaat siihi.imni.immi. and prob?
ably .<i:,ii.inmi.ihhi Mess ib.. t-hangea wer.- run?*
upon ihi? spendtbrifl "Billion Dollar rons*resa''!
Iloss hollow la the s?niml of th.? ineiidaclons
phrase ll"SV. SSlli'll !SS?c ?Ii'CCSslVe Hi'llloCIMlic
ll?>iis??s bare ranM?aaed Ihe ra?p<enditurea <?f ih??
last llepublbin r??iii;i'?'r*s!
The 1.1st r,.ii"r??s at leaat bad this ur??iiiid <?f
iusiiili'.iM??!) for ffi'BerotW apiii'opri,nions: Ihe
Natkinal Treaaur? \?.is brimming full ami the
country rould afford expenditures on a larite
seal... Mr. Holman and his associates during
the list four siai-?? have not been able !?? ?plead
this dofi'iii-i?. 'Ih. jii"??ss of il..in .paying has
been MiNpeniieii; the rer?pta ..f iba Ticisiny
his." been bi"i)iiiii the expendlturea; the sttrplua
baa been toiivcrtcii iulu a dclicicucy, uud there
hive been several largo nddMonB ta the National j
debt. The Dem?crata were not <?nly under j
moral obllgattoaa t<> ?arry out their retrench* .
meal pledges, hill they were also confronted j
with nn imperative necessity for the practice of |
economy. They have heen utterly unable to
resist the cravings of an insatiable appetite.
They have expended during the? hist tara Con*
gresBloaal terma aa average of I _o.-.,.s>.."?.'?> more
than the list ttepuMlcaa Congreaa, and have
done ir when thejr ?lid n.?t have i surplus in the
Treasury, bul arete plaBflfng Ihe ??(?tin try deeply !
Into debt. . ?
The "IVlu'in-IMInr t'ongreaa" was i stuck
i?.ke. which bad a ?real run ?u the MMpatgna
of isiMi and 1818. i> ??mid alwaya be depended
upon io set a D?mocratie audience on tha roa.',
it rivalled in popularity Ihe eampnlgn lies ghoal
"McKinley prlrea" and "the Repahftcnn Cnar." ,
Now thai tin? Democratic party ha* been con*
victed of ruinous prodlgaHty, this caaapaiga .
issue his inen withdrawn for repairs. Mr, 11 ? ?I
mail gad the other ?'heap ?lohn statesmen can
take it with them Int? tin? retlreaeni of ih?- j
backwoods and meditate in seclusion upon the
ephemeral character of political claptrap.
Every man who tri?s t~> keep our Tammany
police Justices, ?,ur Dlvvera, our Kochs* our
Qradys, our Ryan.? our I logan* an<l our M?
Mahonfl on th<? b^n. h is aa ananay to the hf.n.ir,
the Integrity and (lie prostierity nf New-York.
The city ought to have the ptivileg.? of Retting
its atone and getting it dressed as cheaply a* pon*
tlMC
v brilliani American story-writer ha? recorded
Koeri ncea of th?* man who itole a meeting?
house. Th?re I? now an opportunity for someone
lo supplement this by ?le.**?, ribitiK the adventures
of the man who Btole a trolley?car. Incidentally ;
Jersr* City will take its place in the literature of
the perl?. I.
The DMtrtct?Attorney*i office In Kings County
haa achieved a remarkable notoriety for lack of
efficiency, seal and tboroughheea in prosecutions.
The standard of th- office is n-,t ht?rh enough,
and its ?lis ip?ne ap[.?.,irs to be deplorably lax.
At the caatomB st-tlon th? revenu? officer in
forms the travelling naturalist that there If? no
dtitj on rattlesnakes unless thir* are more than
seven In a ho*, tue ons declared by tha p?*ri
patetlc a lentlst containing- ?m'y Ave If tha re*
qiMat Of the Western college, that It he allowed
; , imp ?n bacteria, a >w being conaid? r",l by Col?
!? t ,r Kllbreth, be granted, we shall bava *
like llmoroufl evasion ?>f th?* duty <?f official in
lion with ea.ii Invoice, Th?? receptacles con?
is nlng them will be hurried through the custom*
house with n velocity commonly unknown at
that BlOW?BWlngtng ?ale if commerce, snd there
will !>?> no dallying over obscure p?!n!s in the
re? mi" law i m ceralng them. Bven when aealed
up In K'ncf bottles, wliii an imane of the reptile
Btamped in red wax on ihe cork, the germa ..f
typhus and cholera and yeito? fever ara not
p| Ninl things to I naps i. egcept to the micro?
? pisi ai?i the hardened and habitual bactertol*
,,-,i?t Th-* customs In-;,? t>?i? cul'l not he ,en
sured f.- shovelling them through the ,>ffl ?al
hopper as rapidly and Informally as possible,
Tfii.* inav be g?.,i?1 scientific an I professions!
,<.,...,., ? ? 11 r. importation of th"?. potted
? , ??? bul the) are as naught impared with
anlfold ind obvious argumenta again*: ll '
These should . ?? apparent to the authorities '
... Westen ?Urge, nol name.I. which has
ii. nrlallsed the Customa Department up n the '
?tihje?t; and ii i? t,? !>?? hoped lhal Colle rtoi
K. breth, ?? If Bppaa! b?' iiiade t . :ii'-.; Seen it
?'arils!.*, will rule ones for all thai ara luv sn
ample aupp y of domestic ba t?*rta and that there
I? n , , , Baton for Importing any.
The tmnh lines ar?? ?-titling rates ami eieh Is
ng the ..tiler* throat. Brethren, why not
dwell togeth? : in unltyf
? ?? ??
The n a Ba ??** C ??-?? tiers have already
mads lonw ?alutarj and wholerome changes,
r ???. )*a>*. ast "nt more than a score of Tam?
ilian) heelers, who arere p cketlng public funis
r lolng nothing a* egclse Inspectors. Bvery
Tammanj man should be promptly Invited lo
gnash hli teeth outside the department doors.
The * luh? Of NeW'Tork are getting bigger. Th..-<
clt) Is a entre, even if Chi .?n abakea her head
In envi i h nial.
Ma* ??? Sti .nu sh uM n*,; hesttata a ?lay befoie
removing the present Superintendent >f l"uil?l
Inits and putting a man of lhe right sort m bla
place Too man* lives have been lost in building
disasters while Thomas .1 Brady ha? bee? at the
ties I I th* depart ai? nl
-?? _
tgalnsi Mie . immodlty anown a-? tiii.'.i cheese
John Bull is bow kicking seriously an.I with An
? nergy thai does him ?r lit This deceptive Bab?
stance i? not only etported to him from America,
bul hi? own manufacturera have learned the
tri-u. and so have the somewhat alow-wltted
Dutch across the Channel, fr ?m whom a portion
of his cheese auppl.v ha* hitherto been drawn.
It Is inn?1?? ?of Bklmmed milk and lard, an?! can
i hardly !>" diatlngulshed from the genuine I
article even by esperta They look ?uk?-. and ;
! linv, th- nam.* tasl.? and th? same penetrating i
and pungent ndOT. Their Interior formation is j
similarly cellular, ami li li probable thai tha
bacteria InaaMUag them tte practically Identl*
cal. ?i.?,?i marchan ah?,- checas cannot be made
f,,r less than 10 or IS canta a pound; the , ,st
Of the Imitation Is trifling, and Its manufacture
and file constitu??' p g av.- and s.m lotis com*
mer, lai fraud. Mos' .?f tii?? American stuff comea
from the great creamertee <?f mm.a* and wi*?- |
tonsln, and their methods deserve a prompt and
thorough overtaullag. Th?- export trade in thi*
commodity lias Buffered greatl) since its adult?r?
ation has I.n discovered, and the home and
foreign produce exchanges, London, have Issued
an Interdictory rescript sgalnal it which win be
enforced In lhe British market aa far m II la
found possible. Panada snips to Engtaad two
minion, .ml the ITnlted Bl itea beretofora a min?
ion and b half b >x *s annually, onl) lhe produel
of the lait.r being found faull with The case
iu\ll?*s the attention of the ?luir* associations
of Wisconsin and Illinois, perhapa of othei
States, and as ibe practice la now found ?>ut an.i
exposed it i? ?k.-'y lhal means will not be want?
ing either to Interdict ii alt? gather, or to Bee that
us coafectlonera aell their ?tuff for what it is.
If the l-'i? ' Pbbb hill is not unconatltutlonal,
then la n,? meaning l i words, thai have been in
common usa foi hundreds .?f y ?ara artthoui ihe
bast doubt gfl to their signification.
The element of timeliness is couBplcuous In the
repot; on the Troy election outragea, it was a
year ago yeatewlay ihat Bobert iloss was mur?
dered, a martyr to the cauae of free aad fair
election? BB truly Bfl If I'" had been burned at
the stak?.
?? ? ?
The opinion is gaining ground that the s\m
metry of lha City Hall in Brooklyn will be bes?
conserved by not building another tower to re?
place the .ne destroyed by tire ih? other day.
That would mean, of course, that there will not
be another statue of Justice rained aloft, aad
thai no clock Will be placed beneath it to Indi?
cate four different times of day to observera a!
valions points,,.f view. This was an eccentricity
of the .?Id clock, howevet, which might not ba
repeated in a new one. Instead of a tower. It Is
prop ,s.-,| to llnlsh the OBBtrB of the building with
a haif-d.une, Without adding to the bright of lhe
structure, in order to pr ?vide additional oOcs
roma. The upper story, at preaant used far do?
meatk purpose?, might well he turnad Inta offices;
hut ll would ht? a doubtful husin?*." t,.enlarge the
building upward, uns modem Improvement,
though, would be acceptable , an.elevator; ?ome
thiiiR unheard of when the City Mall was built
half a century ago.
?
If the c,-it-o'-nine-tai!s is needed for any class
of sinners it is for the brutes who beat their
wives._
PERSONA E.
Colonel W. g. Oteen, who has jus! bBM appointed
Adjutant-General ?>f Michigan, In place of ih<* late
Ceneral Charle? I.. Baton, is v?*ry popular through?
out the State. He was born In lloston in VMS, and
when the war broke out be enlMted In tha nth
Maasachctattfl Mattery and served throngs the
war with distinction. Kor some year? past he has
been the manager of tbe estala >>f the late w iiiiam
15. Wesson, of Detroit,
I'rince Oscar llernadotte, sen of the King of
Sweden, who Is meiitlone.l as th" gSaMMs King of
.Norway In ?ase the King resigns that part of hi?
throne. Is extremely popular In Norway, owing :t>
his democratic ways and Ideas. When ba IBB 11 led
Miss Kffa Munk. lady-in-waiting to the gu.en, he
renoun?'ed not only hl? rieht to the throne of
Sweden, but also every title. The King, however.
wh?> had sent him aroun?! the world in the hope <)f
making him for?*et his love, created him Prim ??
Bernadotte, and dc Orand-duke ?if Luxembourg
made him Count of Wlsbarg. He Is a lin?, sailor
and probably the clevercBt of the King's aoos,
?general M. S?ott, of I-'arlbault. Minn., is HI years
of a*?. His hair is still a bright red. th?* same color
It always wa?.
Secretary <.r?'sham has been Invit'-l by the ??rant
Birthday Association, of ??alena, III., to deliver the
annual address on (?rant's birthday in that to.mi
on April 21. ? ?n lhe sarn?' occasion the large paint
nig of l,->e's siirren?ler, by Thorn?.? Nas', will be
presented
There at?, many Americans who, possessing pleas?
am and . Bert iba f memorlea "f Btratford-upoa-A? on,
Will h"ir with sorrow of th? death of the old parish?
, i.-rk and sent?n of the Shakespeare Church, Mr,
U'illl.-im Butcher. Ma Was a familiar ligure m
Stratford, an?! be seemed, In a apeclal sansa, appro?
pri?t? to ;lie place. He was a man of venerable
aspect, gentle disposition, and ..ualnt manner. II?
moved about the ?id church in a slow, allant, de
corOUI S i?. rie knew its history, and he loved and
venerated n* antiquities and its hallowing ..--? la?
tions II.* Impressed th.- beholder as a pan of I ta
tradition-., a-id h.- will b- greatly missed by all
who have ever known him an i Been accustom? I 10
meet him in the Shakespearian haunts. He ?\?* a,
modest, unobtrusive man, but * close observer,
thoughtful, and very kind, and n?. mm had a mor-*
reverent appreciation of the shrines among which
he lived. Mi. Butcher hai been parUh-clerk of
Stratford for thirty -five year.-. He died on Pebrn?
?rv :>>. ace.I sixty-six, an I was burled in the new
B ratford Cemeterj It Is remembered that bis
father saa for many years clerk of the venerable
Ouild i'!u|,,*! with which, as w.th Trinity ?.iiurch,
Shakespeare wa*. Intimately associated. The death
of Mr. Butcher I- a lemfnder tha; old things in
Shakespeare's birthplace are fast passing asray, and
that th?- character of th>- old borough is bee.-imtag
m ire afl l more m ?lern, under the action of ?ime
and the pressure of tac "march Of Improvement?
THE TALK OF THE DAT.
The Massachusetts Legislature has appointed a
commutes of Bfteen members to assist th-^ ser
geant-at-Arma in removing from the old M tha
ii*"?' Hall of Representative! the famous s ? I? a
codfish suspended in the chamber of th* House,
Loyal Ma--a . ?? niseni look ipoa thla codllah
is s aacred 11'. -tn in
A Swan ea tradesman, ?-**i-.? troubled with a hea*d?
ache, bought two medicinal tablets on Monday and
put iheni In his vest pocket. When ii was time :?
iak?. a tablet he .per,.-1 his m ?ith, shut hla eyes and
gulped one down. H~ waa relieved ?>f hi* he?dacnea
and wem on ??? - way rejoicing. Later in th- lay
h- found tt'?- :*.'.o tablet? In - - pocket, When h>?
dlscoveri I half a sovereign missing, ih? pains m his
bead shift? i :?> his stomach o'..ruft Mall.
The Tribune" b?s airead} announced a . hang*
ei ownership ia "The Newark Advertiser." its
new proprietors ar?- exceptional!) euergetlc, earnest
si i able men. who will certah ? sdvai th? for?
; en, Increase the buMaeM and expand the circuit
t. .n of that honored und excellent newspaper. The
Newark Ad**ertlser" has been for many years a
I-.. i m; newapapei of New-Jersey, .? . mm uone
., Li?*.- deal of admirable and effective a >rk la
the Kepubllruu part). In III new hand* ;.r t arlth
i i lerick Bvbbb, jr., as editor-in-chief, as well a*
; :,etors, "The Newark Ad? :
may fairly be expected tu became aven mor*
? . .? i> ki! iwn and '" be st.ll more successful iti
??very fleld of honorable achievement. It is 4svoted
to the dlffasMO of SOUB 1 lt?-publi<-an principles. It
?ill be In the future still more than in Ihe past a,
power in New-Jersey. ?>ur mater Ktaie will i>*
purer and better (or the work of that newspaper.
The man) tricks o,' nade that ara practised in
the?? times are |ustlBed bi a pi imln nt soap iinitii
facturer of this city a* being positively necessary
to influence a stupid publi to (? ly what is for th?.r
Th? .?i tic ?? in ? ai :; ? *? takes the n it
pride i* a pure castlie soap, purei snd bettei tnsa
that made in Castile. He stamped it a* Ameri?
can Castile, and >v.?s unable t.? sett ,,ny
quanttt* Tn? i* * , ? I not buy what ?
... ?- ? . K-ti by retail !? ilers 1'nder then
?tances tbe manufacture! changed tb? itami
s ,ap to on ? abounding in Spantsn n irda -.?hi h
tbe *-.?me thing. Since the change In stamp ? n is s
h.iv?. been remarkable, and the soap la etrer gala*
in? m popularity. (Philadelphia Record.
Th?? ?tory ,?f a most remarkable mour- l
bj Lieutenant .loim iv Plnley, .?:' the at h infantry,
.?ne of the best-Informed meteorologista in tha
inite.i state... arho encountered the storm In mak'r.g
m. ascent ?>r Pike's Peak, h?* s.i\? th.? storm could
t.pst b.- described .?* a "ahoi : lire" in
leaiity tt v.i.s a fail of sn ..v. .n which evcr> tl.tk-j
? ?- -o cbargi i with ele trl l ia to presem a
>, . ne more easily Imagl!, I th in I? ?-. ::;.'!. At nrH
the Make* only discharged their tiny lights en -n
mg la contact arlth the hair of the mule on ahlcb
Mis Ueutenaal ?as mount? I, Presently they beyan
ceiling thicker and faster, ?'.ich Make esUtUBg its
spark as it sank Into di mow ar aettled .tn
?he clothing if the Ueutenani or th.* hair of the
mule, As th.? M uni Increased la furj and the tl.tkea
be. ame smaller each ?'f the I v parti IBB appeared
ai a trailing bhua of ghostly ?hu.? ligbt, and the
no,-.?* produced i*> the ? ?astanl electric explosions
conveyed .m Impression "f nature's power which
i.lein, n.mt Pinie) will never forget. When the
M .-.n sus at i;? height and each flak.* of in ?w was
like a drop of me. electric sparks were shakes In
streams from the Lieutenant's ttngBT-tlpa, a- sag
as from his ears, beard and aoae, aad ? a.we nt
hla arm* v...? iik,- ih? ?weep ..f flaming sword-bladeg
through the air. everj point of ?now touch? l living
out its litlie .?nap Bad Hash of light.
Teacher Ves, chlldrea, the halra of our beads ira
all numbere I
Smart Boy (pulling ou; a hair snd presenting '.'.>?
w.'ii. what is the number of this bail
Teachei Number one, Johnny, ??" I ipulllns ?il
several more) the-,, arc number- two, three, four?
Uve .ni six. Anything else you a*ant to i
Smart Bo) No bo, ill tPlayei mi sportsman.
s,r Benjamin EUchardsoi M. D.. of England,
thinks that the normal period of human 1 *
about ii>> years, and thai setrea om ol lea aireraga
people could live that long If the> lived In the right
aray. They should cultivai.* a splrll of serene cheer?
fulness under all rtTCUmatancea, and should I- ?li?
ta like physical exeresee la ? icteatidc say. No
man. h,* saya, ne.! i??' partlcuMrti abstaasMus in
regsrd to an- artk-ta et food, for the secret ,?f lonj
llfs does not he there. A happy disposition, plenty
of Sleep, B temperate gratification of al! the natural
appetites, and the right kind of physical SgsrClSS,
will lesura kMgevM- to most psapla,
Haw io Manage a/ith Hens Mrs. Suburb i don t
ws wbat'a th? Butter wtt* our heas. They do.it
lay at all. . . ,
Farmer Meados >"u don? feed em right, mum
iu*i \.?ii gi\?' 'em about ;??" dollars' sorti) of i >rn
every seek, and ihey'll !??> you a dollar's sorth of
rggs every aeven days? (New-York Weekly,
ii i- th.* custom to K./e each member <>f the
Kentucky Legislature the choke of twodall) papen
duriag the session, at th?' expense of tha S:*??.
Dne old fettoW from a mountain county, a ne% m? in?
ner, s her. he chose took a? his cholea "Toe Laale
cllls Courier-Journal," which ?as tha Qaspsl M
lim. ii.* was tboraughl) verdant and unvanad ta
parliamentary usage, and the tirsi mornlni alter
he liai . lins, n bla paper and II la) an lha ?lesk
b.-fore him !i?* herd some member move to .lisi,n>?
with th? r adlBg ol the Journal, which w.i- a part
of the reguUr routine ,?f the btnly, n? mid noth?
ing, but laid aside Ins paper. The next day i: w is
tin* sain.*, and so on for tWB weeks, and th?n for
baaranc* ceased t.? ba a virtue, ami the Member
lose to bis feet. "Mr. Speaker." he said in thun.lor
tones, for he was hoi. "1 raise to a pint <>t order.
F?r two weeks er sich a BBBttM 1 have sat M nif
seal In this place peaceful and llsienin' to what is
g"in' on around BBS and larnin' the wa>s. Kveiy
niornin', Mr gpeaker, BbOUl the time I ft* to readlti'
i v my copy of The fnoy.ih-.Iournal' up Jumps some
Republican ami BBBVBB M ?ll.-p.'nse with the r?'.?<lln'
uv the Journal. In all this time. Mr Speaker. I
naln't never heard a single member iiiovm' M ?-1??
pen?e with the raadla' uv 'The Louisville ObBB
mercl.il.' ami I'm ttln' tired uv sltdi ivranniral
oppression. Mr. Speaker, and ! move to lay th*
matter on th.* table sos we kin go on with our
rea.lin' uv 'The Journal' In peace."
a Frenchman who settled in south Carolina a m?b
years ago planted IM s?re? In aspa.-gu? ?v'.,'1*
end of six years lie sold his farm an?l ?_?_***?,:,*
his nitive country with a iouane of l-?O,iXX).? ioAr
vannab "ssws.

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