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Dr-MSinskli ig . S 2 Publia Nol - - .'? ' : ?,
Domestic Situations Real Estate.. ?> 2-"
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Great Varlt-ty "f ??-)i<* und Tries.
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stated.
CITY I'0>STA?;r Th* ln?v rtquIlIM that a 1-cenS I
?tanrp i- sf?s?id ? ? every copy of ?'- i ?llr, Bunday
or s ma for local lellvery in
NewY rk City. Thi? postag? tru?t be paid by ?ub
scrlb^r Resdera are l-r-r served 1 ? 1 lying the!?
Tribun? fr* m .-. newsdealer.
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Tribun?; 2 cert? i? c py n Dall)
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REMITTANCES I ' ?pre?? Ord?r,
??h??k t-raft, or R-*i*' tered Letter. Cash or P tal
Not?, if sent li un unret ten I lettei wll b* ..- th?
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREEIET.
TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1896.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
Uli: SEWS THI< MOBXIXG.
V m ?in. Japan will share -.? treaty
P ?wars the ?? ? m - ? bl i ne l by h? t I
China: the Mikado 1 I 111
prmiainc the natl n, ?the arn y ai I the navy, and
ur*-in_7 modi ratl an in the hour of vi itory.
Mr. Gully m is nstall? I u B]-'?ik- r of 1
of Commons; ex-Speaker Peel
vtecount - '? T_t two lors im?
prison?? i In ?Cuba ?\.ii be ?Tel est . M i ? -
is repart?* I to h tve ? immitl ?d suld i?-.
Domevtlc- Thi Old Q rd went to Albany yes?
terday, and Oovern r Mori n Install I Its Hi?
cere, after win li the annual ?banquet was held.
-?_?- Members of the Ca - ther <
are to take ?the stump against free silver next
summer. : ==" Three peraona ?.?? :
burned and re ?rda an 1 drawli I I by a
lire ?in the Patent Office In Washing!
The ??redding . | Misa .Mary L lier I ?
thar.iel Curzj:i, a member of the Brit] . H
Cotasaoaa, t ok place In W'ashlngri
Standar?! 'Hi ('? mpany reduced
8ylvanla pr ?duct to ?- 10 ? i am ?. a : U of
elni-e ?Saturday. Wl nal i Dei
divided v? r th* ? wai
?nidi ? ?. ;? ? the Chi sag > B i I ol
owing to tha aharp riae In the pri
City and Subui
dore Roosevelt will cept the ] L'oin
mlssioner In thli V. R
Cm?-.-r may 1 C. P.
Huntington, ;-....:'. ?'a
Kailr...'i i. was i i urge of vi
tht* Int.-r t?te C.I
the defauli ? i eper ? 7' the Sal
and Leather Bank, was held for exa t
------s Another man wh i waa .* h ?t In the bal
tween the !'
of llro.klyn die
police f ?_:. I no*.] : which v.
tho Thompaon-st. mur 1er m* si
wfr-r strong -i;.i g - ?! a Ivan -.-:.? -
The Weather.?For? "urt for to-day: i
wwterly winds. Temperature y< erday: L ????
eat, 45 degrees,' highest, ??; av?rai , _1^_.
Tin? transfer <?f the ?nautical ?wboolsL?p St.
Mary's ; ? ;!i?- sta--- ii.i> ?been fur ?s ?me time ?ad
\"i;ait'?l by th?.??; Interested in Its work, and ?3
.?ill making the transfer has al la_1 been pastu-d
l?y Um I-ejfUlatur*. Under the terms of thin bill
tin- Gkrveraor Is to appoint the commlssiou which
will luv?* charge ol the v.--?i. 'lite graduates
<>f tin? sill?-???; natural]*' iai?*- a deep Intereal In
ill?- makeup <?f the commission, and by a r? solu
ti*?ii adopted ??i Saturday their society lia- I?
?quested Uov? rnur Morton to ?-' 1? ct a- ??n?- of the
com____sioner_ . tuau active In ?the managemi'ni
of oik* of ??lir Bteamxhip lines, and t.> name as a
s.'iid commissioner i-nuu- member ??f the Grad
?atea'Society, t?hli Isa reasonable request. By
?proper management the uaefulneM of the ?cho ?I
ship may be largely Increased, now thai II la no
longer excluslvel* a citj Institution,
Tin" ?resulta of the cens?a <?f the city taken un?
der lbs direction <>'' the Board <>f Health by mem
l?f*rs of un* police force specially assigned for iliis
duty are -?al ?sly guariled, and no hint ??r them
will be made ?pa Mlc officially until the total popo
latkm ?'.in be etated with accuracy. The popula
ilun as slu'wn he '1"' 1 ?" ? * I * i- a 1 census of 1890 was
l..M.'{,r.oi, ?uni ?n iv?:; ?t was ?reckoned aa i.vii.
.".*??;. Many people think thai it has increa
the _\(xxt.''<?<i ?point, if nol beyond It When
tin? Calling oi?' in Immigration during ih?' last
two years is considered, however, It is easy lo
iif-lievf that th? popular estimate is too large.
l'rol?alily the -oil; of footing up the returns
will be so well ?advanced by to-morrow thai ?the
t-.'iul ?'-u tht-ii he aii;i'niii<-*'il. Nobody ?need ?be
.iii'pri.fd if it falls ?below "_.<>i n ?,< ? ? ?.
That .Taring Incident waa a aubjeel of dlscua
si'-n in ;h?" Assembly last evening, when l>r.
Brush, of Brooklyn, offered reaoiutlona <-, odemn
ing the lang___ge us.-i \,y Ooiond Waring regard
Ing vetfi'iuis ai 'lie (,'i\il War. Au atti mpl '?.a
made t*> >_?>___ the reaolntloug by ?ni*tiii^ a r?
Quest ibat Mayor Btroag ?n__ofi Oolonel Waring
from the (,'ointij?s.s?oiier>hiii of Btreet Cleaning,
bat thiij was Hubsequently aliaiidoind. Tba* rifttl
if the Assembly to exuress its ??plukm on this or
any other subject of mirent Interest ???il prob?
ably i"! be disputed, bul i; would 1??' another
matter if it should undertake lo Inatrucl Mayor
stroii:; .is to the details ??! his Administration.
??'? it ?vioiiloi ho- thought, for Instance, <-f a leuis
l.iti??" resolution requesting Mr. ?Strong to np
!?? '?it a ??? i" in Individual to offl ?'?'.'
There should not be ne*d of another Are
in the Patent Office to demonstrate the unwis?
dom <'f keeping quantities ?if chemicals and In*
1 flumtnabh? mai -rials in near proximity t?> the
I Important records, drawings, etc., which are
stored in t!i" building. The damage caused by
lav's explosion ?n. 1 Are was comparatively
small, inn II might easily bave been so large as
to constitute a disaster, Greater care ought by
i all tni'.'iiis to 1"' taken In ?guarding property <?f
I great value which cannot he replaced :
stroyed
An appar 'ntly authoritative nnnounccmcui
? comes from Washington thai the Administration
I is preparing t" h?vy war ."II along ihe lin?' against
the free and unlimited coinage .'!' allver. I' Is
ii ? -m.n.,I ilia! ih,- Presidenl himself is goln? lo
take 'h" stump on this ?pii-Mloin, bul "many "f
? ??hi r offl? lals" In the departments are i" Im?
sent "'.i' as organizers and orators in dlff? renl
States, an?i th?. ritiera! offlec-holdcrs generally
an? i?. In- summoned :.? siij>?o.'.-r the new crusade
There seems to 1"- some Inconsistency between
this policy and that which govern?! the lirsi
Cleveland Administration, when political nctivitj
??a the part "I' Federal officials was nol only ? ?? ? 11
?i .urn.al but punished. A- f??? the President him
self, we suppose he ??ill devote his nexl aiiniial
message exclusively t.< the silver questiou, Just
as 'n- discussed tariff reform alone in 1887, when
a condition nol a iheoo confronted the coun
i ry. _
III/: JSSIDE ABOUT SOVSD MOSET.
Secretary Morton, S'?.ii'.rs Harris ami Black?
burn and other statesmen al the moment ii"i ;
count? .1 are rushing t?> the fronl to expound their
? a on >;i\.;- Secretar)' M<?i-?? -n made a
reasonably ^""?l aim al a definition "f so.iin.1 .
money, while :li" Democratic leaders from Ken
tucky and Teun?*s*ee i"? 11 Into line on the '??????
ai.rcr -. i.. Senator Harris even confessing a
strong pr?jcllvity toward Populist theories. Mr.
Cleveland's letter has naturally stirred up Ih>1
Bides, ainl t?i the credit of
of tli"in i; may lie s.ii'l that they man fesi m??r??
definite i'l-.is with fewer phrases than ih'' Pre
denl Irai-. If, Bui nobody, ii"! even in- own
S trj of Agriculture, deflii s s??un?l mtincy
after a faslilon thai relieves the Adminisl
from ? mbarrassmeiit.
Ii i*, ii.it ? notigh i" s ?y tha' pound i is tin
sort of currency which has the ; ?-' mi .'ersal
and tii" least fluctuating purcbasim: |k)W?t in
the i all countrb's. Mr. Motion pre
sumably supposes that g?jld <?? ?i:i Is that m?>uey,
for he further says: "Those who are I
a? ??? < n a a ?Id basis ought to I i?
"i mi ige '?' say so." This is a
slap in the face for the President, who has Jusl
writt? n a two column 1 'tti r, and ;f li" Is In favor
. '.' "a sound cum ncy ou a gold has ??
ihe ? rage to say bo, or to lei his l?*tt? r .
until ??iih extraordinary pains he had expur
gated ? very word which could bear thai ?*onstruc
? . But gold ?'"in is only one of the sev? ra!
kinds of currency which must circulate side hy
side, In any land ha. ins sound n n ? j. and S
i.iry Morton makes a fatal mistake In not detln
im.' what should be the condil i?ns or guaran
.of thi representative currency, which In every
commercial country is actually us? It ? i
the coin Itself.
The fact is that the conditions, the terms of
Issue, the restriction or redundancy, and th?
guarantees for rwlemptlon of *.i!?- repr
currency ?h? In p >lnt >'f fac? absolutely determine
- .iiiiilii'.'-s of Ihe money r.'.illy in use In a
country, because i ? ? * ->- determine wheth?*r gol?l
>!iall I-, attracted or driven abr ?ail, ?? betln r the
ex-changes with ? th? - ? ?:?.'? ? - shall I?.- such as
too undermine or to fortlfj ts ?? ? i ? ? -
whether Industrial condi <.i.< shall l?e so Just as
to Insure or so fais? as to pn*v? tit financial h
and prosperity and accumulation of wealth. Il ;
Is the gross and glaring mistake of i ur
times, In financial <!.:?''ii--."n, that men called
. act "n monetary questions :?
if they were apart from Industrial questions; and
next Is the folly of ign ?ring she conditions got
erning tin' representative currency, and i?.?iil'
,?:??:.?. ii - l? |y ?.n the ch iracter of the mom j
of ultimate ?redemption.
i : loney, if it has any n eoi II -m m? ans
thing better than this careless and sloppy
uegl?*ct of the currency actually In us?? and
trolling. Starting with the Idea thai all ihe
iM.iii?.?- in clrctdai m should i.n demand re
ble in gold or Its equivalent In ?ahio-, we
ha. " ne it to sei that 1 er? is not merely pn -? ni
ition and a promise, bul a guarantee nud
accepted certainty of redemption In ihe future.
The State hanks which cxplodi I Uk? so many
? in 1 V"'T ?'?'?? bad been rejoli
..a date in i!i" regular !????: of thi Ir
n .:??-. The explo a ? .. ? I.ause. the c? ndl
tion?'oi note issuing had been such aa m ule il
., ieally Impossible that redemption should
continue. Until Seer? tary M n a ?. asps the
repi? -??..' itive currency, and that
more courage and candor than the Pr? - i
d?*nl's empty phrases have exhibited, he ha
to define sound money. And behind that r?*sts
th.- whole question whether he Is rlghl In the
opini .a ibat, as gold only Is ihe most sure nnd
aten |y medium of purchasing |?ow?'r In th?? \\'..-i
.-ru ??''o!'l?l at ?in- time, ll i- imii possible for Inter
national use to provide a better, larger and m in
I iin-iiiniii by restoration of silver ; ? a more
general mon? Yi-y use.
l.*i\)l i: ASD CITIZBS,
The letter from Senator Robertson which we
prluted ?ai Sund iy morning contnlned evidence
that the action of the Westchester County lie
publican Committee bad produced a profound
Impression upon his mind, in that letter be
formally pledged blms<?Tf to vote for the Judicial
Sales bill and the Police Magistaa.es bill, un
amended, and disclosed a becoming anxiety t??
satisfy 1rs constituents at all points during the
? .?salon, in the Incisiva resolutions
..t the committee, expri using the convictions and
wishes ??f W> : bester Itcpubllcans, Senator Bob
I'l'i-'iii ?-.as not named, bul it is as clear to him
a> i: l- t'. everyb "iy else thai Ihe condemnation
and the warning were expressly Intended for hla
1" m ii*. Jlis ?lour-?- has displi tsed the i.pie of
bis district, they have i ? ? 1 ? I blm s?? in nnmiHtnk
able terms, aud they ??ill watch him closeij to
t?i?- last moment ? f hi- term.
..'?? also derive from ?Senator Kobertson's letter
Him Impression that be Is firmly resolved t?? uu
dertake the painful task ?f rludlcatlug his honor
by bringing a libel suit againsl 'The New Y?.rk
Press," which has practically accused blm ?,f cor
ruptlon. II Is an Important matter that thi>
grave charge should be thoroughly tried, and thai
th?* whole truth, whatever it may be, should be
revealed. Bui while the Senator's desire i,, se
?ire the services ?if <?*. Judge Robert ?son for this
punt?se Is quite natural, we heartily comm? ud
the lath ft refusal to take the ease, in hhi com
munlcation to The Tribune announcing his pur
]??.-<? i<> r.'tiirn the retainer which be had nol re
n-iv-.i when ho- wrote, ex*Judga Robertson said:
"it would be manifestly Improper for me under
"Mio- circumstances i ?. bring the desired ai-tion.
"I deem the reform measures n????- ??stndliig at
"Alliany of so inii.li luipurtaii?-?* that I would do
"nothing that by any possibility might militate
"?flint, their passage." Tbut Is the attitude of
a high-minded man, and th?' only ?""?egret is tii.it
it is go iiiui-n.il as i?, deserve and ?attract atten?
tion. Ex-Judge Robeilaon drew i i ? ? ? preamble
and resolutions which the Wcstchester County
Republican Committee adopted la-t Friday, In
enforced the sentiments which ihey expresa In a
vigorous speech, be bad prcvloiisly urged Senator
Rob? rtson to ?!" his duty, and if? donbi be moans
to continue tin good work in which be has ?been
conspicuous!* engaged. H seems to him, there
fore, lhal he cannoi bomrably run the slightesi
risk of hindering ns a lawyer the reforms which
In- lias been promoting as a cithecn.
Mis .,,u;s,? i- right, ami u?? are ?sorry that ?i ??
sinuul.il'. Many lawyers of far ir:_ii?-r repute
than Roesch, wh? during the Lexow Investiga
ii,?n was pul i?> considerable trouble lo explain
ih?? difference between blackmail and fees for
professional services, nol Infrequently appear t?>
have a much keener sense of Ihelr privtlegea as
members of Ihe bar than of Ihelr obligation? as
iin-iiili.'i's of s ?.-i? :.\. We t" Heve inn we could
pick "in of a legal dlreciory. or the records ??f
actual proceedings m court, Ihe names of nnmer
..us ?lawyers in ;-."?i nnd regular standing v.Im.
if they h id fotmd themselves in ? \ Judge lloberl
son's position, would bave failed :?? perceive the
propriety of returning Senulor Itobertson'a re
tainer. li i-? probabl?' lhal Ihe Keuator will he
a!?!.' t.? employ a Republlean ami a llefortuer, if
he wishes '?? ii.? so; bul we hope lhal upon fur
Ihcr '??-il' clion, ami especially m riew ?if his own
new /?".al for reform, be will prefer i-> selecl an
attorney whose appearance in the projected Hbel
suit would tend rather i<? .-*?.?..?i?r.? than hinder
tlif progress ? f n..-?--.u> 1? (*1sl.-itl??n.
?771//: l<> AR0USE.n
Til.? "vapor "f prophivy" which always Ascends
when ili-- High rn? -i "f Apollo s?-n?ls ? ul a
double-ender from Delphi was no! wanting when
ih?- High PriPsi of Democracy lately emitted the
oracle concerning sound mono* S?*h??lara saw
th?? ?-rraceful curl of ii and prostrated them-"
?Statesmen bathed Ih? mselves in i'. an?! said thai
f.,?,- *-,i,,in,-ss and coinforl nn?l a certain milky
mistiness which se? m<*d trnn<?par?*nt and wa? >. ?
opaque, in which nan of all rllmes and col* rs
and previous eond liions of ??*rv ilude ? -? ? 111 < 1 wrap
themselves and )>.? as unash.iiiie?! . - one of Mr
??: son's living statue* rla?l In hruiize powder
It ?? :i ?j alt??gi thi r ? ill ? :' sight, So, they said.
waa ihe author of it. And no thi. Imagined they
?. re themseh ? ? The \ ipor ?vttled, n I ?
i 'or nth, ? "rote or ? 'hl?)s, ?ml ? ?? < 'otin?** tien
i mi ??;' Its ?a? li ime th? n Ihe voice ? :
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? ?;? raising the Hag <?n the *;'-??-i. ??:? some
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nil manner hi? ? munilnini, "Is H n???
? . ,"|..,.'-" he ? ? ? . ill his wat*
does hoi r*" by th?' a utch bul he \? u I
' ble l?i r* l? r to ':.?l-ii-1 ir. and. ?.I?
n ..;?.'. -, -, in?r un
til Novemh??r, l *?'?"'?. answer with d?lib?rai ion
"X*.; :,..' '?? ???* eral molli lis " I Ither proll
Democrat? holding the ?ame relation in the ?sue
of sou in 1 money, il approached by Mr Car* w th
ih?? pro'Ms ti?>n that ' l in ;.? ??<! them I?) h??ake
i?. .i.ti?.n." would uodoubl answer that thej were
imt in the hai.it of Iwlns "behooved t?. awake i ?
action" In the early spring of an off year. As a
rule, th*' I?i'iii.ii-rai? win, not only heilere In the
iHsue "f sound money, but make It, ?I? tu ?I
"arouse" or "awake lo action" until n few w ? ? -l??
?before ihe nominating convention. That i?
quite early enough for Ih? m And we susjm**"!
that ihey would frown upon Mr Cary'* effuri lo
"arouse" and "awake to action" al tins time the
rol na masses, whose relation lo Ihe Issue ??f
so.I money i-- objective rainer than ?ul.llv??
*i ? : i '.uy means well, no "haiiit
The reaponaes of other ConnectlctH 1?? tnoerats
*.f eminence and distinction are int? resting rather
on .-i??????iiut <?f th?- rariegateil .bara?i-"r <?f the
opinions expressed than for ihelr bearing on the
arousing and awaking to a? Ion. Ex-dovernor
Waller, lor Instance, Is no! In favor of the awak
Ing an?l arousing because, he says, "the monej
Issu?- i.?, very likely to .create a spill In the party."
Ami "what is th<- u-?-." h?* says, "of ?hastening
the split7' Mr Mcl'helemy, another member of
the State Committee, warns a convention i.m??
the party !?? "In a depressed state" and "i.?i
a shaking up." Therein McPhelemy s head Is
level. Ei Mayor ?Bargeant, ?>f N?*w Haven, asid
be was hoarse and "would nol talk al a dollar
a word." Thai Interview stopped there, and m?
effort waa made to draw him oui bj the offer uf
a dollar and a quarter. Ex-Judge Callaban said
the .'resldonl ?had "struck the keynote," .ind "the
"Democratic party should gird up its loins and
"brae. Itself," bul whether ?i should begin to
gird and brace right off or al a later day Ibe
Judge neglected to say. Customs Collector Hale,
of Si w London, "would not advocate lueor
"poratlng In the m-xt National platform s plank
"fully in a.?rdance with the ?i??\- express?*?!
?;i? the President's letter," and did nol ihlnk the
?party "should rommll Itself ?i, convetttlon <>r
otherwise to ih<* policy." Which reminds u*? ol a
N?-?? I..?mi,n editor who once sakl, when an ?f
fort was in progress to make Prohibition s burn
Ing question, thai be was ? Temperance man
and bad i??-?-ii for three weeks, bul <ii?i nol think
it necessary t?? refer ?to ill" subject in t?i?. party
platform. Mr. Beckwith, ?>f the same town, who
was lately i Democratic candidate for Oongreaa,
though! as ih,- jmrty was divided It would be
unwise "to__t__ffo_dao th.? whole Weal <?n silver."
Which it ulso a consen-atlve view. Iix-Judgc
l'avis, of Meriden, though! "it would be unwise
??for the party to commit Itself at the picaral
"time." Bnl ex-C-ongressinan De Foreat agreed
entirely with the President, whom li.maiden
?one of ih?- most ?rowageoua Preeidenti the
American i.pic ever hoi.'* Conaidertng that
the changes in the Federal offlees In his district
have been already nude, we call this doing the
handsome thing.
Notwithstanding these conflicting views, the
chairman of the State CJommlttee has decided to
? ,-:, 11 ti,,. committee togoth? r to take action upon
the question whether it la "time to arouse," and
' whether a State Convention sli??ul?l be called for
that purpose. It seems to us ;i dangerous expert
? ,,?.,n. T?io- ?convention would be Inharmonious.
: But if th.- .oui?. D?nn should I.- called, an article
?? ,i?. name issi.r "The Register" which con?
tains t!i?*> collocation "t* rlews suggests a ground
' o.r compromise. Speaking of the meal question,
1 the editor suggests that th.ily way '<> escape
,.,,. (?intcbes of ihe s-peculators who have cor
,,,.,.,?I i,,,,n i? f.,r ih?' rnasttes to eat vegetables;
v,,,;,!, cannot be ? ?-i ?i'-r- ?I. ?ui?l imperially the
,,.,,,,,, n,. ?, absolutely right. So speculator
would ever corner onions or the man or ???unan
u|.., has h., n rating them. Let the convention
drop ill'' question of sound money ami take high
ground in favor "f the univeraal us.' .if onions;
., ,,.-, ;.ilo|o- which ?'annul be .'?n'ii? r?.l.
UYGIESIC ISSTBCCTIOS IS SCHOOLS.
Pot i'ii reara there lias been ?>n tin? statute
book In this State a law requiring that all public
Hi'hool o'liiiiii'? n shall !"? systematically Instructed
"In physiology and hygiene, ?\i;li special refer
??pnce to tl.ffect* of alcoholic drinks, stimu?
lants and narcotics upon the human system."
The law waa passed In obedience to a strong
general sentiment, anil there is reason to suppose
that ih" sdvantage <-f such knowledge as it ?vas
meant lo secure :?? the young i? more and more
dearly recognlxi-d by ?'? constantly Increasing
majority of cltliens. Similar laws ?'.ist in near
h- all the States, and where they are most Ihor*
? ? 11 ?_ f 11 \- enfor.1 th. ir utility is roost fully ac
kn?.\\l' ?lu-.'.i. in New-York the purpose "f the
enactment is toj great extent defeated, owing
,.. ih,- ??.mi of a penalty f->r it-' avoidance. To
,.,, ??.fj ihia defei i and to exteml as well a*, raise
ibe standard of hygienic Instruction In the
Ki*ho?ils, a bill ?? is framed perfecting the existing
Luv in some particulars and adding to It the pro*
v |s|?n i bal no share < f the school fund shall be
, ,,,,., ?, :, ,..i until the responsible author!*
.,,. ,. ,,i,o :, : i. i pi..|,'.-.l In the proper handa
an nflid ivit ? '? ?- thai ihe law has ).n
faithfully obeye?!
. |,i|| has p i--"l 'Im- Assembly bj a hand
notne majority, and will s....n come up for pass
up.oii a favorable rep ?rt from
the Committee nn Literature. We do ii"' know
... opposition, and there
: ? ? u be. 'I I ?? 1 iw as It si it I
;, one of '.a ?-? enactments which do compara
I. i?,| t. a?l to do harm because
ih,.|r " ? . nforcemenl subjects them to a
? Il .Is i" h" smended
? a? !.. m il,- Its operation unlver
? ,1 ., i ? .- ; mruetlon f??r which It
,?-,,. ?,, . not of i|U< ?tlonable utility. Kn ?wl
, ,iKl. , ; ?u? h facts i It la designed to dl?
,?. upon the minds <?f the young
, Do i? blllt* 'i ? aa?- hutiiin being barm
be ..f permanent use to
i rrOJM.V.1 St'FFBAGE l ICTOBT.
r .. . tes of wol " ige have gained
. ?.: a this State, it la one
: the more broad minded of
r both n l'ne does not
? -, ?: ? ?wisdom i f fl\ Ing the
?. ? imtii In ord ? ? sympathise wi'h the
r> wl hold that doctrina for a
.-.. ... ihe .I't.-t'.'.n brought f >r decisl >n
?.. ?f Sew Y irk The position of
,, -? e Is one of the most Important
I povernmenl
? i ? i can be Ig
n i thi r hi n - ti or wom?*n It Is oi ?? I b?
. I frankly snd fairly, ? th the ?
. ? dd ..n both aid? -, h ?th
? ? ? ? ?! principle a;. 1 exped?
? ? p is a well ?me prosper that
C In in 'l form and rome
. . ? IS ?'?? ? ! ?:? " I?
i ... ?. its the propaganda of ???man's
? '.. .ii . i rrl'-l on In N' W *i "la. Ii
. - ' ? |S"'J 111 it Miss Sll- M i:
? ??.- which resulte?! In her
d In the l 'ulted s-ai? s ('.r. 'ir c ..in
. The ngil i'. ??! was ? arri? d i i
??. t ?? .1. until last j ear the sp
h tubly of the tTonstltuti ?nal <'"ii
n -li-- movement
. ,| tieth It) l b?' sharp (vmtesl that f"l
?v. .| th it '!)?? ?? 'in mi rere no i ?re of
,,... nn as i > -h'- |ustli*e and w Isdom ..f re
,?,,, ; ? . i, irrler In politics than were the
i?.- cause \? i- d feate?! In the
, . un m il ? '?invention, bul t II* def? at was
? ??.. ,,,.,,? thoughtful ami con? 'l??n
!,.,,,? of the defeated mu-i now I?- el.? 1 Tl.r
_. ,,, i w\ .n for Issl summer's work in Albanj and
the .i ?? M--V.M? aroused ni ide the pro?in ? I? tory
11 id the questl >n been pul to the ?"???
,,i ,i|,. ?,..,;,!. 11?! f ill. either separately or as an
I ,, m ,,f the new ? 'onstltution, the par
ticular Issue would have been complicated with
mat ?. others II mighl have, t?? ?? n carried or .1?'
I L?!? n lu r parti- m- ?Could ha?.' 1.n
natlsti?*d thai ih" result embodied the deliberate
ptdgincnl '?' t1"' i.i'1'' "' 'N''"' v"rl;- N"w "'?'
citlxens may hi? - sn opportunity to? give undl
vio|.-.l .-iif.-titl"'i to the arguments of both miI.-s
BI)(| .., ,, ], ,i conclusion which, if favorable t?? the
?suffragists, will be final; which, If against them,
???n sel the discussion ai real for rome years t?>
come
The victory, it is true, Is only s preliminary
one, which mnst be fbllow?ed by another "f sim
llnr diaracter i>? -f.?i-?- a popular \??t?? can be
reached Bui it is a ilistiii?'! advance <m any
tblni; obtained by the suffragists In this State
m | j Unies one or the other ?>f the houses of Ihe
l/cgiftlature has dallt?ed with th? subject, but
nothing serloua baa been ?accomplished until now.
\,.\, before have i.-iih bouses taken definite
favorable action The Brat sctual step toward
:i constitutional ameudmral has peen made. The '
?.-.-..it*l tnusi come next year, when both h?>us?-s
of a new Legislature will have t.? puss the same
resolution iiifo'i." ii ?"in be submitted i?> the peo
l,|,. 'ih.ganlsatlon Which bas brought about
ill,- eoncurrence "f the two homes this time is
doubtless prepared for the set.1 effort. it
I ??ooiiioi pi-rhaps be ??is..i'.or their opponents not to
! antagmiise them In It, The antbsuffragists
Rhould, however, prepara to preseni tho-ir cas,
atrongly In Ihe public discussion which would
f0|l??? ihe adoption of Ihe ?.n.l resolution.
Perhaps Ihe time lias arrlv?*?! for a battle royal
mi m ?man's suffrag? If so, it Is best thai no pre
liminar? skirmish drive one pun.? fr?.m the Held
;,s would defeat of the amendment In the nest |
Li-i-iainr.' if the iwo LegialatUTM In suc?es |
,!?? ,,.,,. be got i" take favorable action, then
ti,.. simple, primary .?tlon may be brought i
i>..fur,, the people for Judgment Preliminary to
thai submission it would be well to have a rote !
,,i' the women <'f the ?State Il la often said thai
women will have the ballot when they really ;
want n However that may be, ih.-y certainly
should n?"" have Its burdens thrust upon than un*
willingly. Legislative Krtloa for ? vote <>n the :
amendment by all women who ?vuM be sntttled
t.? lha ballot if it ware Incorporated la the Con
Hiitiilion WOUld elear up nil doubts on this point .
ami give ? basis for a more Intelligent JudgUMUl |
by tiie male dtlztun?. whose votea, aud whosu
votes alone, must settle what changes, if any,
iir.? to be made In the political stams i.f women.
Tim gradual DIMINISHING or in/.
"Fits l.?'?",M th** joy of the i-\ F. v.'s. the idol
of "The liest Familles," the noblest Cuckoo <>f
them ?ill?"Fitz Fee" has been rewarded with ?an ]
<?tfl?-i". iiis fat friend has jam appointed him Col
lector of Internal Revenue for one of the Virginia
ilistri'-ts, inn! all the Southern air blossoms Into
melody, and every echo rings with bliss. The
Blue Ridge palpitates, the ?Rsppstannock and
th*? Bhenandoafa run deep with ?glory. All the
"Carriage Company" of the Old Dominion take
fresh heart, and every invading doughface
shivers with discomfiture. "Fit/." our only
"Fitz" has an office at last, and <'<il??m-l Cyarter,
of Cyartersvllle, expectorates upon the landscape
with chlvalric Buency. But viewed from s cold,
mean, Ignoble Northern point *.f view, this other?
wise "halcyon and vociferous" occasion sei ?ns to
have Its drawbacks l'oung as are are, we can
remember when "Our Fii/." was bigger than the
whole Bureau <?f Internal Revenue. We recall
a time the 4th of March, 1885, f??r Inatanc?
when a ?certain procession moved ?majestically
down Pennsylvania-ave., escorting tu the Capitol
for th.* purposes <?f Inauguration the Ural ?Demo
cratlc ?President sin*-.* isdl. Four weary horses
tolled to drag "a ^""<l man, weighing _-"?,'>
pounds," t?) tin* historic structure upon the hill,
ami ?Democratic thousands all along the Une
thickened the air with acclamation. Bui the Bg.
tire in ih.it procession which aroused the chief
enthusiasm was the figure of a portly cavalier
the figure of "Fit/ ?_#_?" who rode midway In
th?> ?Democratic Plaisance, and who bowed from
rigbl t?? left, tin* Imr?) of the ??* f?-iii??iiy. We re*
member) later, when ?all Virginia quoted "Fits"
as ih?* genius "f ih?- i-.?naissam-'-, when great
things wer?? ?predicted for the descendant of the
Hotspurs, when nobody south of the Potomac
expected of him anything less than a Democratic
reincarnation and s Presidency. Then came a
compromise "ii the Virginia Uovernorehip, and
that was realised. Then a dream of the ?Senate,
which, like Mr. Rudyard Kipling's light, ap?
peared to fail. Bui all this time "Our Pita" n
mained the fetich of the Virginia faithful i fig
ni-*- ??r ?great ?Ise, .1 thing of splendor mid of de*
liuy. Pama had marked him for its own. All
the hopes of a down trodden bul bigh-splrited
p.. ?pie focussed aii.'u: blm.
Fast y.-.ir it was, we think, thai ?before s huge
F. F. V. Convention assemblinl in 11 Richmond
tobacco warehouse simple, iinpr? i* adlng, bul
saturated with sup rloritj "Our Pits" ap*x ired,
beaming, speaking by authority an?l dripping
with *h" unction of Pemoersey, snd call d the
attention of the assembled chivalry I ? the fuel
thru .1 s'U a second (?rover bad been b rn to
the li-'ii--'" of Cleveland He was .1 few m ?nths
ah. ad ? f time ami a trifle off on gender, h
made ihe proclamation Jusi I ie, ind tl _
sali - the u irehouse palpitated with
Virginia Joy. He si.I there, squat, fioriil and
. ?! . .-. ill.* herald "f glad H
1, ih? trumpeter of the Clev? land a Iv? at,
and in all the lau?l there was no one ? ? b??n ?r.-!
.m,1 no Joyous. Al that moment he might r* 1
?omtbly h iv.? ask?.1 an smbassadorshlp or su
slternate place In the Cabinet. He seemed t.,
have reached Ihe pinna* le ? f -zreatni us
And now we sec "Our l'y/." a mere Col]
?>f Internal Revenue, n wrestler with paltry de
tails ?"ss than a Congressman, smaller than a
local ?Boss, ?scarcely larger In local Importam'e
?1 i sordid emidrtn ?ml ?than t Coroner or a I'otui*
ty Clerk The big things have ?passed him by.
Psl Ralariej and swings nt psrty Influence ha??"
lefi him standing there with open hand and i-, b
Ing ?palm. We ?see blm, portly, historical and
vas?, declining on ?1 lower scale, vanishing Into
the 1.r obscurity of a revenue ??:ii ??? ind s mean
but decent oblivion. Did his fat friend resent
that faulty pr??pli-v' ? Has Virginia "gone bark"
?.n a ?favorita s.>n who could not materialize !.. -
rapture. Is this the Irony of fats? Never mind!
?*?ur Pita" ?has abdicated bis traditions and his
promise He has vanished ?from the chessboard
of National politics Never more will be be
known as the herald of the Cleveland dyi tat
He li.i-4 passed, and he will die a dog-catcher or
s village sqn re He cannot even hope after this
to be appointed Garrison of Fori Thnrber.
r ? restoration of harm my sm >ng the .1 1 '..
nf the 1 irt of ? ' ? : 1 ? - ? i _U- ? 1 gratll
Jus! ? :? : r readjust 1 ? be : --?? t j
? ? : : nah ths .??ist ..ft' her 1 sum?*
.,* ? . ? ol ! itand.
? _> ?
The sp. ' , Is of Mr. ? levelan I an i his ?
ate? ? 1 ? 1 ? ' 1 ? lucate the s luth
, rn 1 ' m ra y ? it ? : "?? free silver Ignora
???n is wide open.
Nothing more picturesque In Its we
? ' ' I Don Qu sota commltte 1 h
.-? ?aas iul '???> 1 batt* rj
.? in Imlll.
The Mediterranean lands possess no moi
of ? hi :.-, lakes, for 1 r agitated the
t ..? n and -.. '?? .'.? M '? . . Maas . is if na
?-.?'.- >:.?!?. . ? ? oil 1
? ? ? ? * e. i-i..- whl -ii i: found oppressive.
The old I'll 1 I* rs thei ? '.??? il 1 ha 1
the in Idem a Ith praj er m i ll la n ?t
e?-ri.un that the ? in do bett -r. ll
might not ite the 1 isml ? phi n
!".i ir would certainly strengthen the courage of
the Moodusese against them, which Is really the
only thing in sm-h caaes which it is ?posai
do, The occurrence, is s new reminder that there
IS i" pat! of the World's sur:'.i-.> exempt '?: 01
ths liability to such visitation and thai it i?< just
:?m likely t?> rumble under the fo indations of
New-York, for example, as under the farmsteads
and wooded uplands ?"/ a ruatl : New-Kngland
town. ?After su h an occurrence, which may hap?
pen any time, it Is ?possible rhit t.-.-nt?
municipal buildings might nol retain the es?
teem m win ii iii. >? now ?seem to tie held by own?
ers aii'l architects if the experience which
Charleston had ? few years ago were repeut?.*d
in New-York It might call s halt In the en "tlon
i?f th? towetlng skyscrapers which an K"inor up
on ??very hand, each trying to <;iuit> ? nit;..
higher than any of Its predecessors. Th? rs Is
reason in everything, even In the roaatlng ? :'
eggs, or the ?altitude of city buildings, but it
may take an earthquake to Illustrate and en?
force UM latter.
Th?> gloom <>f the present situation In Albany |_
i ..m.?what brightened by the fact thai ths Legl
Isturs will not be there many weeks ?longer.
Sum- ?admirers of the ?Secretary ? r Agriculture
?re t????iiiu.iii|rr to speak "f ii.m as s p sslble ?Demo?
.ratio ear. iid.it ? for i he ?Presidency, llkel* to tin.I
fn?..r because of his financial views What ?i
campaign of fun and ourious complication we
should have If by any chance it should be Morton
m?,-.lined Morton!
Spring has u .t yet arrived, nut the open car
?has airead) mide its appearance, in fact, s i? .?
specimens were t.? i?* ?sen two _. three weeks
an.., hut ?so poorly were they pstronised thai they
were quickly s?-nt hack t.? winter quarters By
this time, however, i?",?pi?* can he found willing
t?? endanger tin-ir health, if not their lives bj
riding in these vehicles, and so ?they ?are pul in
m." on even such s raw, damp day as rester?
day. No ordinance or regulation o? the .Board of
Health seems suiil.-i? nt to keep open ear? off
ths streets early in th<* spring ?and late lu ths
autumn. Whenever the s?mense Indicates that
the weather ought to be suitable fur this style
of vehicle, oui it oonsss, without regard for
? "ids, pneureoala and ?kindred ills. When will
the streetcar compsnlss Isarn t.. exsreta. wi-?
?loni In this matter? At ?ill events, H.-nslhlr pon?
i? eau and do slve oputi oar. Ih. wide ba-rth al
this season. A complete boycott of them la
assuredly justifiable.
The army w.rm an 1 ?Senatorial biom for
Brecklntldgs ar,- ?iislng conai>larable alarm in
some portlow ? I atuckjr. Efforts to flastiaj
both ptsts an already under way.
it looks as th'iuifh Ambassador Etastlg sroaM
h lire to be : ? .;? hi i vig .r?.us ami patri.ot
lc utteranc s at tha r? nl Amartcan dinner in
London. The sp ; an American dlplomea
daring to sp.-ak out t'?,r th.. -?.t/riliy. rinnt.? ati.l ln
-. of his nativa Ian l, as Mr. Bustis did, nmst
hiiv- given a painful sb k t, Mr, ? Iresham's ner
vous system. _____^__
PBBSPSAL.
Mr?. I.ln'lo-on W. flat. <?, of ?"hlr .(ro. ivho h?? h?y
come kit on n ai tha author o . Is a
nativa of Illinois, and i at Lake I'or
. n University, where ihe 11 i ..;,? of Mrs.
Reginald da Koven, H li a woman of gr?.at
beau ? an I many
H.-rr Btemenroth, well-known In n<"w?pi.per .ind
literary circles ?of Berlin, ? . ?? > y..y.
?t of i . ?Vnaelg r," uk .,:??. lal
? ? -
Mr?. Bellamy Btorer, tha nrlfa of C
Btorer, of ?'.:..-.?hi.?:i. li said to have Um ? t
eta i.,n.i'.. pottery possess? i by anj wamaa.
When tha Btorer h nue, on it io?te talan i-.iv<>., in
Waehlngton, v..i* remodelled, Mn - ni the
taro upper -i ? ? a wing tun ed li to ? -
and pottery, where aha spends all her leisure tiros
sii?* waa mo. ortglnatot ol H Worin in
? 'lncinnatl, and tl , ? . ?.. ? ia w aa g?
ton eonl Una every! :?;nr.'s
for tho ?? w .rks. which
to th.- fln? it ; iota foi Mr- Bt -> r
casts ho-r oiwn pie?**?, fli ?? them In a beautiful
kiln, decorates the clay In
.111 1 ???''S !? I 111
Admiral .-:.r Wllltam Panai n ?? re, O.
C. li, who !? .. Iy died In ins ninety-fourth year,
araa the lenlor ofllcer In iba Engliah N'avy, vhich
he enterad In 1*?13.
Mis? Bai i McLean H.irly, Fallow in Polli .1
economy In tl ?? University of C
???.?...in!? I Inetructor In that - ibj?
i ' .,!?,.?.? '1'irinK tho al
' 'omi na In Europe.
1 >r. Jamea .Mir.: v? nl
.u?'.? 01 la ;-1? 11 in full ' 1
his fa .r's
"Poundatl ..?? of Belief." lu th.- \; r. "Nineteenth
? ? iry," exhibits mu Id time ?
The Rev. Rrncsf it. Btlrea, \? .-v. au tha
I;. . Dr. Clinton Locke
copal Church, Chicago, is .1 biil hand?
youi rr. 11: in. li<- was loom : ; N
May ??. ?v'.-. Ha I the grammar *
of hia I afterward I ? high
M whi !"
? vin
. IMS. ir- prepa
I Th? :--.-.
?
nd waa 01
Point, Va.,
1
I
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ear
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Tin: TALK OF TEE DAT.
?-,,.. ? ...? ????a
which will record I
Whei ? . muit thro??
. ?
. ' ? ... in.
I ? "the
;? - ? man 1 ovr
:."- . Wai b?
?. B ta r.
By for Ina ?? rmoua !?!?>?.?!.'? ::. tha pries of
m? it I poly may
. ?... ? -
. . ' ' .'. '. ' .V
.-...?..:..
The Dutch ara not fond of
ha re a very good waj
! u ??? ? n't v...rk. If a pauper
? to do so they put htm in 1 ???>..? b
l tu m of water
' . ?
, . : -.ti l.y l.v. Iy 1
keep the ?>? ?t-r ir m getting u?'
(Haxpet'a *i 0, ing People.
, ?'.'a, gl 1 ? - 1 H ll If -' :
v . tij.irk my word-. .. a I'.?.-?
; . v ;.. bou ???
\ ? 1 f Pafa ?Wd waa afllxed 01
the wall a 1 pt ar ran semen 1
' : .
liment
? ? lu ' i
.
.- ire, ;.n tt'a an alarum red
' I 0 .. 1 U \;..-k m< -
"In " rae it d >, sor. It's d I 1 fli
bave ter ?lo at all but 1 m
In .1 Juffy." ? I:, nond : ?
Thai from
1 Carl
M ig. .i.- :< :n "TI -i. ' Pt r
Mr. 1'
forty three yeai t tn
It waa <
I ? - ? ? ?
on. The llo - I
?
tha mouthful a 1 rtlon of the wearer,
;
"Vou
?
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a. "I'm .1
Tribun?
One "i* our Loi Btporarlea ?gravely an
noun.-e? In 1
?rica 1 "?
on with th? lea. It
I that If I
in question aver - Is mptylng ?\i:li th:?
order "' 1 In tailing ovei h II and dale moro than
l.fnoii mllea In 11 I 1 "Baj reuth, l widow of
? uno ia <? -m.i-. ft will en?
deavor to. r. ? .ia 1 the 1
of her husband's opera, "The Plying Dutch?
man."
Succtnet. "Now," aal 1 1.1 I I I us
... und? rstand the t? 1 ma ol th? tr? aty."
alnly," repll? I the Mjj\a. lo; "that's veri stm*
ple The terma of the tr? ity are cash." tWashing
? . 8 1
At a luncheon given i\ the I 1 a ?man's
club of Philadelphia, the toaal to "The Kew
Woman" was Inti luced by tha follow
trua anecdote: Several women wer?
?rear for places "a tha School Board, at
woman of tho- o-::y made strenuous eSorts t.?
ire their election. In one district llv? 1 a voter
named Mulligan, s > waa aald to have me -
Influence In his polltl? il circle, and ?vi..? h.i I ?'.??
clared hlmaelf oppos? l t.. "letting women In."
Bo two "' tha roluntper workers want to hla h,oiise
a if they could persuada blm to another way
of thitikinn*. Thej rang the bell, and tha door
was opened b) 1 ponderous, red*faced woman, who
proved to be Mra. Mulligan, and tha foil ?
venation took place: "is Mr, Mulligan m.'" "Phat
?. , ?.-/. .?ant wld till!?'*" "We WOUld Ilka tO s;.-.ik
"1 ? i;.'. yes shpaka It to m-.'"
"Wa would rather s>e him. if ???* may." Where*
? upon, after deUberately eyeing them from h id to
f.on!, she called: '?Mulligan, coma In herel There'a
two w.ijii?*ii wants t.? k.*o> >..?' Mul,?Kan gppoaSO?,
! and th.- visitors Introduced their subject by a
.?s allusion t., hla wide Influen?a and their
da Ire to secure tha support of ?ill latell
and after expatiating on lha - .1 .. lallnValiens
. of tha ?vom. n who wen candidates la his J.r:n.*t
felt that ihey were - r a 1 .ut. whan a load
voice Interrupted: "Mulligan] \e can go ba k!"
When he promptly vanished, ins ..,:.> turned t-1
tin? astonlshad woman, ai 1. planting
aquarely befara them, with hands resting on her
hips, said: "Now, than, If ye've anything more m
say to Mulligan, Hay it to mat" Their candldan
waa not elected.
A ?tury i*. told of a Cincinnati wbolse?is grocery
poirier m ho got f?M>la 1 mu m. or : ir In tbe d ? hook of
the entry clerk. Soma one wanted two doaen
1 bleta Hi? order waa for provtelons. ?groceries
en -ki-ry and glaaaware The entrj clerk, when he
? me to tha gobl its, g rote m hi> . " Tbe
porter Ulla 1 dual capacity in the atore, also acting
aa purchaalng agent, n.- glanced over the nv
orders ?tii.i atartad out ..n hla buying expedition
lie wa.-? gon? mo l.otiK tint evmtybotXy about th?
-.'??t?. was wondartng as t.. hla whereabouts. He
finally turned ni>, bringing with him two dosen u?-?
turkeya. ?iioin?< up t,o the entry ?i.rl?. Henry for
that Ih tho? ????Of-tara nan;., said: "Tl"' re, ja.,t look
at .1.111. Den tin.* emas, ain't Itt"
"What In th.- ?ikk.-ns are you doing ?vith all thos?
?turkH"."' the entry clerk aaaed In
"Vy. ?i??3i. ?tr.- tho beat I ?.oulii UnU on dal or?lt-r."
"What onler'.'"
"Vy, ?IIh von dat calls for two dozen ?robOlera."?
? (Tivy Tlmea

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