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Qlmnscmtnte.
ABBfrri THEATRE t'M The T/.l?r?ne.
AafHROBE PARK I ?:!?? nack Amerlca.
AMRRICAM ART Ii.M.i.iIRIEH !? ? aa. le r< p aa?aa
lill.iilin.
AMERICAN ROOF QARDKH- Va-: levllle.
BROADWAY THEATRE -8-A Dauahter af the Revolu
tl.m.
CANARt * LEDERBR'I CAatHO AND ROOF GAR
ln.N Vaodavlll*.
Ei'KN MU8EE C ewert
riFTH AVKMi: TH)'.ATlir-?:10-l\r Falr Vlrglnla.
OA-RDEM THEATRE B:lb?TrUby.
QARRICK THBATRE -s .".'> Thrllby.
KOajTBR A- IlIAL'S?Vaudevllle.
MADiaON BQUARE ROOF <;.\IU>i:N*-S:l3-Vaudevlll*.
PALMER'fl THEATRE I TaNeau. Vtvaata
PROCTOR'a THBATRE?11 a. m. t ? 11 p. m.-Vaudeville.
TERRACE OARDEN 8 Tha Beggai ataacnt_
3nhtx to ^oticrtieemcnts.
Fa*e.Cel i ''??7x'y!.;
Amaaeaaeata .II g " : . 5 \
Ann-.un. ementa .U ?' ?' '' '?, . '.,
Uitnkerai.ndBrokera.il 6 M ac* aneoua . ? .;
Snard and Rooma.... 0 JJllaeellajeoua .13 l J
Buvneaa Chaneea .... I" 2 Oc, ill -i.-.p..- . B S 1
Riialne.. Nolleei .... 0 ! Man ;? and Deatha. ??
Cmntry Bcard . s ? geal I fat* . ?
DlvWend Nolle*. ...11 - Iti.ilr-.i.i- .J ? ?
n .,- Blll Wanted. .9 4-' ?? h. l A*en< le. . g -
Ureaamaklna . ? :? Si,-i:,i Notk-ea . . ?
European Advta ....!> Steamboat. ....i' ?
Pxruralona .II 6 Bummei Reeort. - i -
?V,.;V.;-!?'".:::." 4-s??,,,.r r*. o-we.. j i
y r saj, . li 3 Tearhera .s -
Inatructlon": s ' t T.'"'J'{if V ,.? ?-4
Horaea an.l rarrlaiea. ? I W ik Wnnt.-d . !? 0-4
Help Waated . 11 ?">_
Bneinfae Mottcrt.
Roll Top Deaka and OfBce Furnltore,
Great Va-lety if Style .nd Prlce
T O. ski.i.i:w.
Ra, 111 Fulnr-.-at.. K. T._ ._
TRiaUMR Tl.hMd TO MAli. iUB?X*RlB?R?.
7 yaar ? m".. S m e. 1 mn. eoajr.
rally. 7 aay. a ??k.11000 bboo t>90 II ?? ...j.
raiiv. witho.it Bnnday..-. ??> <ft' ^ ?" JfJ*
?uaday Tribuna. 2 .?o 1 Od M ... iete.
MTeckly Trlbun*. 100 .1 "??
Beml-Weekly Trlboaa. 2<>o .??*
Tritmne Hontbly. 2 00 ... ??? 1^?ff*
Poataf* BrepBM] by The Trlbure Btceal aa herelnnrter
CITT Pl iBTAOE -The law reoalraa that a 1-rent r.o"ar?
et%mp be afflx-l ia every enpy of tha mlfr. Rt??<'*>
M Beml-Weekly Trlbvn* mall.-d for local fWlwr la
Nei.-Y.rk Clty. Thla p. ?tnae mu.i b. patd bt ealb
acrlt.er. Real-r- ar* better B*<Ved by buvlnc thelr
Trlbun* ft n, n n?T.?1ealer. -
FOREION POSTACIE.?To ?ll fnrelcn coaalrl*. leveepi
Pana.la aad Mealco). 4 cent? n f^r on Tba BUnrtay
Trii-une: 2 e*nt. ? eopy "n Datty. *?aal-Waekly an.l
Weekry. TI ls p< ?t:,ae mutl he pald by ?urn?'r1r.er.
HKMlTTANr-rc.-Perr.it by Pn?tai Order. Expreaa 2?f;i
Oierk. Draft, or ReciMere," Letler, C.ah or Foatal
Hote, if aeni m aa mreglatered kner, will be at tn.
r.wn?r'? rlak _ , _. _.,.
OFFICEII OF THK TT.IFFNF.-Maln er?lce of Tlm TT1D
une 1S4 Naaaaa-et., New-Tork. Maln nptown ernee.
1 242 Broadway. AoMre"* all corresjiomlence I'.tnpiy
"Th? Trltmne." New-Tork. _ __
Fur. pean Branch. for adlllUaaiaala only. 7T?. rl'ii
Slreet E C. tyn lon. Fn.l.nd.
At ^e hari.fm orrir-Fs i?? K-.?t Ona-nandred-aiia.
iwen?v-t1ft>i*t. ? 243 VTfrt One-hnndred-nnl-twenty-flfta
at aad S20 W?*t ?->np->.unflrei1-an4-r-jrt5--nft>:-?t.. up to
? p. m . at ragrular orflo* ratea.
franch OVTMaaa.
IM Slh ay?.. a. e. <or. Bw4t
IM fth-ave.. ror. 12th-at.
142 C. lumbva-aT?., near W?t (Wth-at.
10.', IVeat 43d-at., naar CtVave.
20 IVeat Mlh-aL, near Sth-ava.
8fi7 iv.at 42fl-i?t.. hetween 7th and 8?h BVCn
i?7 dth-ava., ceraer i4*h-?t.
I WS Bd-av.., hetwe.-n TBth and TCth ata
1 rxn Bd-ave . betweon Tftth ?nd 77tn ?t?.
I.Ata Bd-av*., n-ar flat-et.
1S0 Fa?t 47?>-...f . corner Sd-ava.
I.ia Faat 15B?h-?t.
21? Weal ISBlb-at
2t Eaal eM-at.. r?ir ifaoleon-ava,
? res 1?, .r* war wi?1>-a? _^^^
m
P/OWOSD BY HORACE OBEE1EY.
T1ITKSDAY. JTXE 18, I88&
TWELVE PAGES.
I
TIIE KEWB TBI8 UOBSJBO.
Forelcn.?A dtapatch from Bantlaajo de Cuba
autee that Maximo G.inez, th<- Inaurgent Ken
eral, is invadinK the peovlnce of Putrto Prtnclpa
with 2.000 men. ----- A diBcusslon i>f the tnur
il.-r nf Deputy Ferrarl canaed an uproar ln tho
lUllan Chambar. ===== The Amerlcan Llne
?teamahlp Bt. Lonla is expected lo enter Bouth
ampt..n water thls mornlna;. An untralnsd
ti-.-w of Henley clnbmen have ilven Ihe Cornell
crew it cloae race on the Thaanaa
Domeatlc.?Chargea will ba preferrad agalnal
Anatln Lathrop, Bajperlntendent of Btate Prla>
ona i.r.s.-.l on the Bndlnaja of the Leflalatlve Ir.
veatlgatlng Commlttee. Oovernor M rl ??
haa called upon Anthony Cllnchy, Btate Oaa
Meter Inapector, t.. anawer chargea wlthln elghl
daya ^r= Th>- graduatlng claaa of the *Veel
Polnt MlUtary Academy recelved ihelr dlplomaa
:.- ihe Prealdenl leeued a proclamatlon for
MildiiiB dtlaena of thla country to glve ald lo ihe
Cuban Inaurgenta Prederlch Ohl, Ihe
Brlncaton atndanl arho waa ahot by the negro,
Colllna, dled fr ?m hla wound* - The New
Jeraey Laglalature flnlahed up Ihe bualneaa of
lha extra aeaalon, and will adjourn i i-day; the
Voorheea Commlttee wlll eontlnw Iti Inveatlga
ti.ins. == The Bouthern and We I rn Btatea
Bllver Convcntlon l.e.i;dii ln afemphla.
Clty and Buburban. -The number ' l< -
Tucsday and yeaterday cauaed much c mment;
one man wound.-<i hla wife and kllled hlmaelf
yeaterday, and another Jumped from th< Brldge
IntenilinR to kill hlmaelf; two aulcidea arere re
p.,rted ln Bro kiyn. Mayor Btrong ap?
polnted J;i:n.-s L W(::.< T.ix Commlaflloner to
succt-cJ John Whulen, removed. The com
mencamenl ezerclaaa ..f Columbla College aere
held ln Carnegle liualc 4all. Eztenalve
preparatlona for Buburban Day on Baturday.
-Poveland defeated New-York at baaeball
hy a pcore of I to ... Br i kl) D d< fi ated Bt. Lou
13 to 8. == . sio'k market advan ea toward ;t
hlifher level.
Th- Waalhar.?Forecaat for to-day: Thunder
ehowera; atatlonary temperature. Temperature
y.-s>terday: Loweat, M degreea; hlgheat, 1'j de
greea mtmm?__?_???__.
It wlll ii.-t bc long probaWy before ihe gerry
in.ni.l4-F of lha Assciniily diatrlcti In this clty
perpetrated iu the totereal <>f Tamnvtnjr Hall
?will be sulijii-ti-.] to Ihe teal of comi proceadlnga.
Tbe legal gttack upon it wlll take ihe fonn <>f
an RppUcatlofl for ;i DBtDdamuj lo rompri Ihe
AM.-rii.. n to r.-c.hv.'ii.. aml iinlii.ii. ihe recentlj
annezed lerrltorjr a> ? part of Ihe XXIai Benate
Iiieirict. whlch, it is cooteoded, is entltled t.>
have three Aaaemblynaen, inst.^t.i <.f two Tbli
aetlon will open the entlre questlon >.f the <ii
vlsi.in ..f Ihe dlatiicta, an.l the coarta moal deter
nalne whetber or n.>t the reqalrenienlj <>f Ihe
Canstlratkin btre becfj \ lohtted.
- ???-.
At th.' nrgenl requeal of three of Ihe men who
made- ihe- InveatlgatloB, Oovernor llorton yrsn-r
day ilrckl.-.l to aabmll Ihe trntlm my lahen
a-'aiiist Prlaon Buperlntendenl Lathrop to At
lorBejr-OeDeral Hancoek for tbe pnrpoae <>f liav
Ing formal chargea igainsi ihe Bapcrintemlenl
ilrawn up. The reaaofl why icHon in ihis matter
haa iii'.-n ii.layi'd is that a leave <>f abaence wai
granted lo Oetieral Lathrop aeveral weeka ago,
tfjd ut is ti"%v ahaenl froin the Btate. The <'vi
dence lahen at the Cllntoa and Aobnrn prlaona
in regard t.> Ihe purehaae ..f anppllea waa >'i atjch
a natnrc as lo niiiki- ihe Irlal <.f Ihe Kaperhv
leadeal oi chargea neceaaary. His lernj nms
for three yeara yet, and ne can only be removed
after a IrtaL Qeacral Lathrop hi< bdd ..ttin
siuco May, 1887
_ ? ??
Aeeotdlng to Ihe dhmatch of our Trenton eorre
t-pdiiii'i'it pabllabed to-day, 110,000 will corer all
Ihe expeasea of the Voorheea Inveailgatlng Oonv
pnjttee aad the adjooraed aeaalon "f tho Legla
lafore, whlle, ai tbe reaotl ,>f the Inreatigatloii,
Inwa imve been enacied whleh wlU aave (200.0UU
annnnlly lo lha Uzpayera ^r NetrJerary. Thal
ls ai cx.-.'Ili ti' sh..wiiin. ci-rtainly. Ii is ili<> beal
kind <.f reeord f.>r tbe Repobtteaa party io go
licforc tha peosle <.n. Tha w?'ik ?f the leaaloa is
aboiit t.? cml. but lha Voorheea Coaarolttee lias
n furtlicr lcasi" of pow?-r nu<l will oootlBM t?
probccutc ita lnquliks wuvrevcr tl.tre ls rcasou
to Buaperi rrookedneaa or wroBgdotag. Tha
cominlttec haa earned puWIc ronndcnce in ? hii-'li
degn?>-. and wlll do doubt inak?- j:<><><1 uae <>f Its
probc in ihe futnro a? la ibe pnat.
Tlic drcumatancea and proapwtg ?.f Polumbla
College are s<> nngplclona lhal it N ii"' Btrange
thal an :iir of execptlonal iMrpefulueaa perYaded
tha (-.iiniii.-ni-.-iii.-i't rxerdaeg bekl last evenlng,
Ii f.mii'l its full.-st rxprmaton. pcrhapa, ln lha
addreaa of Preaklcnl Low. Thla waa a s.-ri-.tis
:ili|>e:il to educated in--n. bul wlthoul a ln.of
ppHHlmlBrn in i'- Dr. I...w looka tu ihe future
wlth fall .-oiirKl.-n.''. and nolea wlth eapcelal
aatlafactlon Ibe si.ns of a groarth "f ihe dYlc
aplrlt. Tl.blofcai f.>t* t-'"?"i .'i'.v goYernment,
be declarcH, is ignornnce, nnd Ihe need "f ednca
tlon is ponatant; an nncea.InK Htruggh1 Ih nccea
s;u-y. and it la t!i" educated men who Bbonlil per
cHvc nol only thla, bul aleo lhal Ihe atrnggle is
init a hopeleag one. Xo wleer worda appertaln
Ing to rxistinir rondltiona are Ilkdy lo be nttered
diiriii^' this .- immeneeuk nt Beaaon. They de
porre the ibnughtful attention nol only of Ihe
ritlf iis of Xew-York, bul ..f all eommnnltleB
wlii.-h have Ihe anroe problema, in n greater or
autaller acnlc, lo ineel and boIyp.
THE rOXEY tSLAXH PR1ZERIXO.
The Inelinallon of Brooklyn ..ttl.-ials t.. r< fnso
tl?. Beaalde Atbletlc Club'a appllcatlon for .1 re
11. wai ..f its ii.-..iis.ghl t" !?? rtrengthened by
u demonatratlon ?f <i.ni pnbllc oplnlon. I'ap
laln Clayton'a reporl t>- Ihe Pollce Departnicnl
,,-, ihe rbaracter >?( Ibe club an.l II. conducl is
.-rn pxcoedlngly teuiperate deacrlpllon "f a groaa
|y offenalYe pataldlahment, The Beaaklc Atbletlc
Club exlata Bolelj for Ihe purpoae <>f provldlng
a place and protirtlon for prixeflghta, In wbldi
profeaalonal pugllhua engage, and whlch are
wltneaaed by as many degraded rufuana aa are
able ti> galn admlttance by .-ash or favor. Theae
cotnbalfl are nol called prlxellgbta, bul boxlng
pxhlbltlona, and it is aHeged thal they are n?l
in vlolatlon of Ibe atatute becauae they are aur
j-, iiml.-.l by Ihe Banctlona of a club organlxatbm
and a theairlcal Ucenae, and are nol nomlnally
foughl lo a tinisii. vVc do nol doubt thal a atronaj
tochnlcal argumenl couhl be made in Iheir de
fonce ..11 theae grounda, o llcenae bavlng been
si-iuivil by Ihe dub under whoae management
they are conducted; bul areare Indiued lo thlnk,
on tbe other hand, thal Ihe dub couM haTe been
BucceHgfully attadted as a dlaotderly reaorl and
a nulHance long ago. if ihe proper authoritleH had
!?,,, .,...,lona and reaorote In ihe perforinanee of
1!:. Ir dnty.
1 rpi< ailonably Ihe Intenllon >.f tl"- law agalnni
prlw llghtlng was f. prevenl priseflgbta, Includ
Ing nol only Ihoae whlch are Hpedncally denned
aml publicly proclalmed as Buch, bul Ihoae ahw
whlch, for the expreaa purp *e >'f avoldlng ibe
law. are reatrlcted t.. a certaln number of round.
and fought under Ihe artlnctal protedton of a
club roof. There is m> doubl aboul Ihe quallty
of theae contcatB al Coney laland They are nol
mild and harmlesg exblblttona of akiU ln Bpar
rlDg, bul btoody and brutal eombata, In whU-b
tbe hope of every .-< mpelltor is lo knock oul bla
?ntagonlat. The more brutal and bloody ibey
are tbe better <l" they aatbtfy ibe dealrefl of ibe
club and the Bpectatora. If Ihey fall bdow the
expected atandard of ferodty ihej would be
rureed as a BWlndle. an.l tbe dub wouU liav
to go oul of lmsiii.-s-s. Ncwapapera whlch pre
aumably flnd it profltable lo reporl iheae pn
counten In detall furnlah ai.nn.innt proof of
tbdr character. Tbdr nanratlYea read preclady
Uke falthful deacriptlona of a flghl f-?r ibe world'a
cbampionahlp, exceptlng thal Ihey occaalonaUy
bave to make a record <-f Inlerference by tha
pollce after Bomebody haa I.n worae mauled
nnd mangled lhan men nghtlng for a champlon
ahlp uaually :ir.-. Nor are Iheae Coney laland
combatH In any reapecl more deceni or wbole
some lhan ihoae whlch 1 ii<- law N able to pre
v. nt In Ihe Btate of New-Tork. If Ihey are In
any degree leag demorallalng, lt la becauae Ihey
do nol attaln equal nublldty. Tbdr Infloeni ? -1
far as it pxtpnd is equally rldoua. and Ihey are
.V. ;i more bateful lhan Ihoae whlcb bape I.a
tolcrated elHeaherc bltberto, becauae Ihey are
ronducted In obrloua denance of Ihe plaln Inten?
llon "f tbe law.
It is an outrage Ibal Ibui Heaalde Athletle Club,
whlch, as ??? have aakl, extata Boleiy for Ibe pur?
poae of Bupplylng Ihe moal depraYed an.l loatke
gome creaturea oul ?t JaD wlth <-..ni."-iiial amuae
ment, abould hav.- aucceeded *<< kmg in maln
t.-iiniii^' i:s prirllegeof <? arruptlng an.l affrontlng
the commnnliy. There is no .l-nii.t thal it-* career
of lucrutlve \;--- "ti_iit t.> be lermlnated at <?.
if there ra any way under the law of brlnglng it
t,. an end. We an- glad to know thal Brooklyn
offlclalfl thlnk Ibey baYe a remedy at .mand,
and we hoiie Ibey will apply it rigoroualy. Bul
the facl Ibal ibe mrantlng --r refuaal <t a llccOKe
Ih wltbin tbelr illacretlon, and lhal 1 llcenae oncc
obtnlned aeem t" be a couiplote protectlon,
si,..ws that tli" law is defeetlve. II is notorlonrty
a dltBcull m:itT.-r to make any law accomnHah Ita
fnll purpoae, bul there ougbl lo be enougb >a
gaclty an.l enougb vlrtue in Ibe aexl Legiabiture
t?, prevenl as well as forbid prtie-flghtlng under
any Wtme aml tlispiis.. in any j.art of this fjom
tnonwealtb. ______________________
IV OTTOBAS CRIBIB.
Tbe wbole Irend <-f curreni erenla in Burope
is unmlHtakably toward Intenrentlon aml radlcal
reforma ln Armenla, aml perhapa loward aome
Importani modincatlon <^f Ihe alatua >if ihe Otto
uian Bmplre Itaelf, both ln Burope an.l AhIh
Ai Conatantlnople Iberu is cvldeul uneaaincaa.
Sercral I'ablnel cbangea have been followed by
the realgnatlon ?.f 'ln- wbole Mlnlalry and Ihe
organlxatlon ..f a new one wltb Bald Pacba at
its head. Thla is probnbly due t.. ihe perannal
actlon <?!' 11 '? snltan, who haa for aome tlme 1.n
iniu-li diaaatlBfled wlth Ihe conducl of bla Min
iBterH. in (Jreal Brltaln, Brance and Ruaala a
dlKpoaltlon is apparenl t.? preaa mattera lo a
conclnalon. Tbe nral named, of courae, is legally
iimst concerned, aml haa, moreover, l"n>: regard
-?1 its.if .-is the eapedal guardlan >in.l cenaor <>f
the Tnrk. Thi U'.'.-i.-ty OoYernmeni, managed
at presenl by Lord Klmberley, woukl doublleaa
1... habby and bealtanl were it nol nrged n>
actlon by nnmlatakable popular aentlmenl aml
by Ibe peraonal lin.-r.-st ..f ibe Queen. As it is.
it is niakin^' omlnoualy bualneaallke preparatlona
ln b.itii the War an.l Admlralty departinentB,
Prance, on its part, is Inaplred wlth a hope lhal
tbe wbole Baatern queatlon will be n<opeued,
aml lhal it wlll tlms have a .-liam-.- ti. recuup its
ii.ss,s iu Bgypt. As for Hnssia, it is true to iis
anclent purpoae t.> Becuri' |MiaaeBHlon i?f Ibe
ikiaphorua; aml. baffled in tbe Balkana, ii is
ready lo try a weatward marcb from Ihe Can
caauH. All three liav.- had Ihrir /..-mI aomewhal
a'betted by the outragea iierpetrated npon Ihdr
ronaulatefl in Arabla by nomlnal aubjectg of ihe
Porte.
of the proprlety <.i Buropean Interventlon in
Armenla Ibere can be nol a ahadow <.f a doubt.
The exlatence "f a rbronlc Btate >.f opirreaHlon,
peraecutlon an.l outrage ibere haa been amply
proven. Thal is aufncienl 1.. gl?e Cbriatlan
Powcra a moral rlgbl t.. Interfere, The lech
niral. legal rlgbl la no leaa .-l.-ir. It haa exbited
Blnce is...';. Tbe Buropean Powera then, bavlng
artved tii.- Turkbtb Bmplre from deatructlon, re
qulred the Porte in return to promb?e reform ln
Ibe governmenl "f its Cbrtallan aubjeeta They
acquired Ihe right, aml .-v.-n conlracted Ihe 1.1.11
gatlon, ti> epforce ibe fullllmeni >.f that promlae.
Tbenceforward Ibey <ii>l Indeed exerdae lhal
rlgbl, Agaln aml agaln they laterfered ln i?
haif >>f tln Oreeka, the Candtotea, th.- s.tIis. the
J B-lgarg, the Boanlana, tln ].ple ?.f th.- L#h
jiio.1. Tbeaa liud uo priYilegcd piuce lu tbe
Tr.-uv of I'aris, and were nol even apecHkally
mentl0IKHl iii It. They wrre in naetly the Mtne
rategory ?" Annenla. The rlgbi and dnty ?f
Interrentton Iberefore exlat In Ihe caae ..f Ihe
latter ob well a- ln IhHra. All lhal waa Iroe
i?.f?r,' ih- Treaty of Berlln of ltt* By lhal
iDBlrnmonl apertnc lacdge* of reforni in Annenla
wen- exarted from the Porte, and Ihe rlghl and
obllgatlnn of enforclng Ihem were wlth eqnal
dcnnlteneaa accorded io Orenl Brltaln. The
cnae. nnder Inlernatlonal taw, is perfertly sim
plc and rioar. All ibe algnatoiy Powcra have.
..,,?. i;ri'.i: Brltaln ln pnrtlcolar, tbe rlghl lo ln
,,,-f. r,. in Ihe dotneatle affalra of Turkcy f.r
enongh lo compel Ibe fnlfllment of tbe promlnea
made in ISSfl and repented and ampllfled lo
1878,
if it be aahed wby Ibey hare nol already in
.. rfered ln behalf of Annenla. aa Ibey hare dono
ln ibe caae of otber lll-governeil provlnoe*, Ihe
anawcr is alrople and roaily. Tbe Artnenlana
hav,- nol openly rerolted. Tbe Berba aml Bul
ajara and othera dkl. Th.y ralaed open and
n.tu.il war, and tbe Powera, ror Ihrir own artf
i-h iiit.rrsis. had lo Interrene. Bnl Ibe Ar
meniana hav.- inerely protcated and appealed.
Baklco, Ibey are bo rou h fMitln-r awny. There
fotv iii-' Kuropean Powera hav.- nnlll ihe preaeni
Hn,,. negleeled Ihi in. Tbe tlme of neglecl now,
however, appeora lo have come lo an cnd. Bome
Iblng niiisi be ilonc A chance waa glven lo lha
Porte lo ciT.'.-i an eaey aml bxinorable Bettlenient.
tppnrently ibe offer haa I.a refnaed. li is nol
,- ncctvnble tii.it llreal Brltaln, Prai. and
UUBBla will allow Ibe matter lo real Ibere. Tu
do ao w.mi.l ln t" proelaltn Ibernaerre'a braten
by tbe Turk. Momrrer. lt ls morally certaln
thal if they do nol inov?> logether one of Ihem,
tu wlt, Ruaala, wlll more on Ita own areonnt;
an.l lhal woukl ii.v.i-.i... Tbe only one ibai haa ,
., i.,i rlghl i" n. .M' altme is Ureal Brltaln.
Bnl It doea nol aectl.*re lo do to. and Ibe
othera reTtalnly flo nol arlah it lo. Omcerted
nnion i.v ibe ihree la 1h.-ref4.re probaWe, wlth
wbat reanll it arotihl l?e raah i?i propheay. II l?
by .i.'.iis Inipoanlble lhal ll may linpalr ihe
Indcpendeiice of tbe fMtoman Kmplre and de
prive 11 ?f much lerrllory. 1 i>"> ?uch a reanll
,.,, irorld al hreje would look wlth rqunnlmlty.
The dlrcfnl poBalWllty of a ouarrH among Ihe
vlrtora and iherrfore a Bnropcan war la, of
,,????. . altogethor aliaent: Iwl it i-; reniote
,-,11,,-r than preaBlng. The loglcal llme for ancb
-, w.-.r waa long ago, and every vcar thal haa
etapaed "Ince l^Ts haa made Ita occnnvucc leaa
probable. _
l OEOBOI I FACE-81 IPPEB.
i? .lull tlmea, when ibere'a nourtual wargi Ing
?? ;,,?| Qoreiil flghtlng. ihore'a notblng lhal al ra
tbe blood and klndlea ibeeuiotlou Into rapturoua
aensatlona ao much .1- language; partleularij If
i, |? hot and ener.retlc. brlatllng wlth ibreatenlug
pnnctuatlon and plowlng wlth r. I corpUBclea
l! |a in smii tlmea lhal really courageou* and
blghsplrlKd persona lake ii upon themaelvea lo
rellere Ihe monotony and break Ihe prevalling
,,,!?, wlth Ibe nudlblc or leglble exprewlon of ?
wllllngneM to do rlolence to aomebody npon any
, ..iiv. ni.-iit opportnnlty. Inaamurh as they nln
der ii.Mi.-.-Miil Btagnatlon, and nol Infrequintly
arerl from ihi? ci?mmunltl?ti ln whlch Ibej dwell
the corroding eftVcl uf "the ennker of ? l??ng
p, a.-.-." ibey are nol nndeaervlng of pral* Bm n
a benefactor, from thla p..int ,,f vi',,v- '" *u"
Editorof 'The Allanta (Ua.l c.-min.-r.i.il." whh-b
aewapaper, we percelve by a beadllne. la "tbe
ufflclal organ of the clty of Atlanta." Br anolher
beadllne ll appeara lhal Ibe edltofa name is
li.-njai.iiii M. Blackbiirn. We roogratnlate ihe
,ny of Allanta ou bavln* au olllclal organ ?
by Mr Blackburn, who appeara from nveni
,,',;-, r| .1 utti; im - l ? '???? ' B^ntk man of Mgh
aplrlt, lodomltabl.nrage, gtral romraand of
language and a warm li.-.irt Mr Bl.10kl.11rn
bad..'i-';"ii recenlly loctimmenl u|. a M<
rlal I?ay addreaa dellvered al M irlrtla, lla., bj
(ieneral W'arner of lon 1, who baighl -n ibe
l'nlon alde In ihe latc unp*eaanutn?iai He .1 1
it wlth giwil conrage and no lltile aeterlij
General W'arner, havlng "euioglai-d th#- ? hrla
??tian in inllneaa and berolam "f la*e and Jackaon
??and nald a hlgh irlbute to Johnaton and l?ng
"atrei ?." made ll ? mlatal.I allud ng l - Ji-bTer
>,,i, Davla as -the archaggn?aor In ibe war of
MH-eaalon" and "a man wh.. bad never apokea 1
aingle word In favor of rectmclltatlon." Thla 11
Mr. Blackburn to aay thal "the Roulh wania no
"enlogj from llpa lhal are polluted wlth renom
?an.l Inaincerlty for ber glorloua I..??? and Incoiii
"pariiil- Jackaon. bo long as there is ? feellng
??in tbe breaata of Biich Bpi^akera >>( damnabl
"hatred loward ber lordlleal aon, ihe gi
"pattioi lhal cver (rran^l ihe imrih, Jeffi n
??|>.,vi>" Pmra tiii- inild (M-glnnlng be |btoc?w1b
to aay lhal "if Oeneral W'arner m?ant, wnal i>
??I,, ibe h. n;- ..f ibouaanda ye?, lena of Ihou
?-. intla; yea, an 01 erwhelmlns majorlty >?( North
?-,-rn.-r- lhal .i.T-i-. a l>avla waa nn arch
"trallor, iben he and ihey are a aei of l<*. cow
?,,;.lh 1111-. who W'.nl.l have cowentl llke lbi?
??cravena lhal Ibey are before hla aubllme ???'tr
?',,..,. and devolloti to Ihe rlght." Thla is 1 Irifle
Ba-eeplng, bul ll wlll 1.baerviHl lhal li haa Ihe
nu rli of bdng deflnlte and dir.it, and Bomewhal
- ittirated ?itli emotlon. I^eat, bowerer, lt may
!,,. objected to as belng ratber general in Ita
nature, aud an entlrely 1.Blclal and unautbor
i/,-l reo|M'iilns >.f Ibe late war, Mr. Blackburn,
wlth unehrlnking conrage, aaBtimea peraoual re
BponBlblllty for H ln ineae attrrlnr. worda:
The Edltor of 'Tha Commen lal" la wllllng l
lurn klndneaa altli klndneaa, bul whenever a man,
in any atatlon, alludea lo Jcfferaon Davla .?.-- an
ar. h iraltor, .%?? propoae 10 publlcly ilenounce hlm
aa .-. n..r if hla reference la made In publle, and
Hterally elap hlm In the race. n Ihe .peech la made
t,, ua peraonallj We pledg* our llfe to Ihua rearai I
? ,,. inaolence foi . h daatarda
ln order lhal ihere may be no mlatake aboul it
anywbere on Ihe fnce ..f Ihe globe, be adda, wllh
tl.nacl m-ii.-s whleb auch a man cannol belp
feellng, thai he has arreated attentlon and ]><?
Hildy cauaed a depreaaion in bttalneaa and drop
ii, Btocka by Ihe Immlnence ..f a new war: "Tbbi
?i- v.ur poallion, und we wanl lt itnlveraally nn
??.li isIimmI " And ihi-. We may s iy in paaaing,
ls ibe aole reaaon for tbe preaeni artlela; iiui
tbe poaltlon of Mr. Benjamln II. Blackburn, >.f
Atlanta, Ua., edli >r "f Ibe offlctal organ >?f lhal
<iiy, may be nnlveraally underat.l ln rlew <.f
Ita Importance, Tbe Trlbune dealrea to glre it
tbe moal extenalve rircnlatton. Tbe war ended
aome ihlrij yeara ai'... lt began recurrlng t>?
datea .1 llltle more Iban thlrty four yeara ago.
JctTeraon Davla, havlng repeatedly iiik.ai Ihe
cuatomary .-aih lo oupporl Ibe Conatliutlon i>f
Ibe I'nlted Htatea, in 1801 wa- Ihe bead >.f l
11.-a ijovernmenl inakin^ waragalnai ibe I'nlied
Htatea. Thal waa well, nobody, leaBl ?.f all we
tlinid creatureM who M'ould have "cowered in
fiiri-" Jefferaon Darla'a "anbllme conrage an 1
devollon lu tln- ri^'ht." darea uow lake Ibe risk
of face-alapplng by calllug ii Ireaaon bnl wbal
on Ibe wh.'li' ?as iiv li came near belng a dead
ls-in- iintil Mr. Blackburn'a new declarallon >.f
war; bul now it aaauinea rltallty. Wbal will
Mr Blaehlmrn permll it 1.. be called withoul
alapplng anybody'a fjc?*? And auppoae Mr.
Blackburn doea alap Bon>ehody*a fa..- who eg.
preaiMa an boneat ojilulou coutrary t.> his own
npon wii.it Mr. Hl.i.kiiniii conaldera n contro
v. rinl polm of conBtltuiional law; would lhal
settir tbe law polnl >.r deflne the acl? Or sni>
poae ibe alappee In auch caae aboidd alap back
for we hav.- kuown |M?mona laa*n as fnr S >rth aa
Vcrmonl or Ualue '\ii> woukl be ao foolbardy
as lo alap back even if Ibe al.tpper irere ibe
rdltor <>f an nfllrial newapaper endowed wlth a
w 11111 ln iii aud hlgh spirit aud greal .iHiinriiiil
of language would lhal aettle anytblng deflnlte"
iv? Or ??viii if the alapper abould iben apon pro
i caad 10 shoot tbe rtannna fuii of Uuios lu coadsr
ajon nf the dUpute, we do nol rlearly aee that the
l,..,i atatua of Mr. Jeffereon Darhi before, dur
Ing or after the war would be matertolly affert
,.,1 by it. .lust there is where, as lt Bcema to na,
tbe indrertlYeoeaa of bce-atanplng Bomea ln.
We glYe Mr. Bhtckburn greal credll f-r tbe
roorageoua and forriWe Btyle In whlch he ex
prraaea his vi-w. as weD as for the magnlti
cral manner In whldi be manlfeata hla utter dla
rcgard for his own peTBOoal aafety In the advo
,.;?.,- of his opiniona We alao award hlm greal
pralae for enllrenlBg an extremdy dull period
wlth uuexpected bul noleaa wefcome ebulllence.
N.v.nii.i.ss. we fed compeUed t<> aay that, ln
our bumbk ludgment, Ihe greal eonatltutlonal
,|ii,.sti..n wbether or nol JefTeraon Davla was b
traltor would nol bedeflnltdy and tlnally aettled
by alapplng anyhody'fl tnee.
HARVARD iv/> CORXBLL; t-VO Vl/.f.'.
It aeem. "'-ll arlthln bounda t.. aay Ihe dual
alllance we ate exnlldtly aaaured it is nol a
league between Harvard aml Coradl uulver
bIiIch is one of Ibe moal Importanl InddentB In
pollcge athlellca for inany y.-.us. To moal peo
ple, even al Cambridge and [fbaca, it comea as a
gurprlae. Wbether ll wlll be generally approved
,,i- regretted remalna t" be s.en, and depend.
largdy upon one poaalble and bnlf-expected re
anlt. The nnderg.-adu.itea of Harvard and Cor
i?.n ;,,-,. s.i.i to regnnl Ihe arrangemenl wlth
Bomelblng llke enthnalgam. Thal la qulte natu
ral. Harvard is Jual now nnralng whal Bhe ron
aidera a aertona grlevance agalnai ber antlent
rlval, Vale, an.l woukl, at leaal for a tlme, f.-.-l
pleaaantcr in other company. Moreover. in Ibe
greal boat-raee. al Xew-London Harrard haa
been rictorlotia only tour ll.? ln tbe last Bftwn
v.ars. an.l lt mual be c^feaaed lhal ancb fl rec
;??,! is dlaheartrnlng. The oaramen and Ihdr
f,-:,.,?ls doubtleaa tblnk ihey wlll have n '"?'"'r
,!,;,?,,. ,,f wlnnlng In conteata wlth Corndl. anl
Increaaed bope may bdug Inercaaed alrfllty. Cor
?. n haa atlll atronger pauac for rejoldng; over Ihe
alllance wlth Hanranl. Khe is ambltloua. ath
liticallv is w.-ll a* Intellectually, as her aemllng
? (T,.w t.i Ilenley Indlcatea. Moreover, ber
achtevementa *?> far loward rlndlcallng lhal ara
bitlon l'"i- yeara, therefore, ahe baa fell ag
gricved at bdng kepl In an apparently Becondnry
pbice. Vldodea over many other coDegea hav.
noi satishr.i ber. Mte baa longed lo try eondn
aiona wlth Vale anl Harvard, an.l t.. be regularly
reckoncd a .-..;.tllor wlth Ihetu for tln- blgbeal
,. ,i;. o,. atbletlc bonora. ln ibla alllance ahe will
,!,?. :lt loaai a nartlal gratlflcatlon ?i that dealre.
Tbe poBglWllty of geueral regrel t.. whlch we
have rcferrcd, an.l Ind.1 of eapednl regrH at
I, ?], Cambridge and Sew Haven, lurna npon Ibe
,,ii,-ti..ii wh.-tin-r or nol ihe new arrangemenl
uill ,-ati- th- dlHBoIUtlon of ih- iald dual league
Wlth all -ln- r-s.: to all other eolb-gea. it mual
1,.. s.ii.l lhal th.- annual boatrace between Vale
r,;?l Harvanl commandH greater Intereal lhan
any other BUcb conteal now bdd ???? Ilkdy ln be
arranged. II la th- rlanalc f. ature of ihe afhletlc
rcar. Inveated wlth all th.- glamour --f preaenl
aentiment aml okl tradltlon. 1' is to Amerlca
inin-li ..f whal Ibe Oxford-Tarobrldgi" regatta la
tu Bngbind. So other i.leal can take lt. plaee
lu popuhir .st.-. in. Sl* do we thlnk dtber llai
\ ird or Val- wlll ever fed Ihe aame aplrlt ?(
rlralry loward any other antagonlal lhal ihey
hav fdl tow.nl etteh other, Of ihe aame extllla
ti..n ln wlnnlng a vletory over one, They may
??.,.: rii ila lual ih worthy irf thelr pmweaa. Bul
the .-otif.-sts wlll nol l?- the aame aa Ih aie ln
twet a Ibe rritua n and Ibe Blue, nol even lo the
nndergraduatea As for Ihe greal anulca of
alumnl. tnej wlll care bul llttle for ronteatg be?
tween any other lhan Ihe oldtlme rii ila
Thal Ibe ll irranl Corndl alllance wlll, if laal
Ing, rauee a dlaaoluilon "f ttie Vale-IIarvard
league Beema nol ..t all Improbahle II may nol
bave I...H fiarmed for lhal purpoae. Por mor*
- tban one lt la lo be hopfd ll waa not.
DlYlded rlYalry la however. almoal ..- mm-h oni
. f tbe i|Ui ?tl< ti na dlvldcd love S ? i >lli ge i an
.? ,q,| up ta i ph imp n igaln?l ull i ?n -??-. on.
I,v iiiih V.iL- .-in lell Hanranl wli il i i i.k lhal
U in footliall II maj be inore Idernble In boai
Ing Vel if Harrard rowa Vale aml Corndl aepa
rat.-ly. wllh only a few day. latwecn, ahe wlll
ainiosi ? i ? '- more or leaa bandlcappeil ln
,1.,. aecond raee Tlie ipicatlnn for her lo drn kle,
therefore, is wbether ahe wlll rontlnue ihe aeriea
of conteata wllh her anclenl rlval, who ln lale
ycara his ao ;.. i-.-?'iri.v beaten her, or wlll
make an I malntaln a new aerlea, wllh n n ?*
rlval, wbom abe may baYe nnire ho|.f tx ii
Ing. Bolh abe can acarcely do ln Juatlce lo h-r
S.lf
lloa v.ii wlll rvgard ihe new movement, aml
whal ahe wlll '1 - If d< aitted hy her old Sew
l,.ii.i'in rlral, are ni'tt.-rs of Inti n-Hi whlch ? ?? \
?.,,. bow< r< r, be iHhcuhhihI i.i ila t.iII ul thla l
Xo ilotibl Vale wlll regrel Ihe rh inge To loae an
hunoretl antngonNI i- acareely 1?- lhan to lo*e
:l iheflHbeil frlend Bul Vale*. recorda agulnal
Harrard, In both boatlng aml fiaiiball, are sn.-ii
that ahe nmld w< ll iiffonl lo IniYe ihi m doatd.
S.,.- n-Hi si.vr bick atbletlc rlvala Khe wlll
nol ln- "Ii fl "nt iti Ibe eold" h\ M ? new m .ve
of Harvard'.. if any ime thinks bo, he had bel
,,.r rerlae hla re< konlng. In Ihe new alllance,
whi -i rigrvard wlna it wlll be from Corudl, u ??
fi-om Vale, and mp h rlctorlea wlll nol delnicl
one leaf fmm ihe l lurel. Vale ha. alrcady " m
When Corndl wlna II wlll l?- nol from Vale, bul
from Hanranl, whom Vale h ih for ymr. h ? -n
!?.,,;?.. SHlber Hanranl nor Corndl wlll,
therefore, by beatlng ihe other galn ilile lo mi
pri'iipicj over Val.-. Thal run onlj l?e done by
rhallenglng the Sew Haven Inatltullon and heal
Ing her. I'nleaa, therefore, it lenda to ibe forma
ii,,ii of a irlple I.-.I--II''. 'his in w dual alllance
may prove ti> be a aource of more vexailou of
Hpirli lhan "f Batlafactlon t.. dther of its part
nera. _________-_-_-_-_-_-_.
PRICEH BI8I\Q WITBOl P 81LVER
Koiblug rould bave bappened lo refhte more
conclualvely ihe rtnlm. ?'f allver fanatlca lhan
tbe str.itiK a.ivan.-.- in pdcea of other pnalucta,
whlch baa been In progreaa for more lhan a
inotith That farin prodUCta are cbeap, an.l
cverylhlng ebie alao, becauae allver ls dianafd,
aml Ibe purcbaalng power >>t gold is th.-r.i.> rn
ha.d, ls ihe rerj porneratone of all argumenta
for fr.v colnige, Thal dalm deand away, th.
Weatern and Houthern producer. woukl have nol
Ihe falnfeal Intereal ln Ihe outcry of mlnc-own
era f?.r extraordlnary favora, and Ihe allver <im-*
Hon woukl tii'-n 1"- k*fl for aeillenuml in aecord
an.-.- wiih ibe moneiary Intereata <.f th.' N'atlon
a- a wbole.
Wh'.ii h.-.s risi..i from Ihe loweal polnl orer
30 centa at ihe blgheat, and '-'?> rout. even now
an advance of nearly one-half. Cotton Ins i-isni
aboul i:ii centa, or over ?"?l| per <-.-nt from Ihe
loweal wrfnl liiss,uner plg-lron has rlnen aboul
S'j ."^> per lon, or *-'?'. p?*r cent. All Iheae advance.
hav.- occurred wlthoul any rorreapondlng move
iiinii in siivi-r, whlch has rlaen l?-ss tlian .". p-r
ci-ni even In ihe narrow and eaally manlpuuted
London market. Hnt in reallty ihe demand for
allver as tnoney has not Inrreaaed al ull. nor has
Ibere been any gfiln wlthln Ihe laal two montha
lu ihe nroapeel for its rehabllltatlon i>y Interna
Honal agreement. Tha non roncurrence .<f prlce
movementa doea nol ln the Last HurprlRg tboae
who know that allver has long ceaatxl t" control
or materlallj Influence ihe wodd'a raluatlon of
rommodltlea Bul i' is a atartllng revdatbm to
Ihoae \\lii> have BWallowed free-allver ibeoriea
anl yrt ri'tain PBOUgh s.-lf ciininaiul aml lotdll
gence to eomprebend the meanlng of currenl
cvrllts.
Wheal risi-s becauaa lt has become, or men
beUave thal lt wlll become, aomewhal Bcareer
wlth rdatluu to tbe demaud. It uiuticia uot for
the rnoment wn.-th-r thla lmprosslon ls well
founded or not; lt ? of m atatl of conmiinenee
whether Ihe beB-f la awtioiia Injury to cropa ta
or la i...t Jsatlfledi Ihe fhct to bo noted is thal
Iheae beilef* wbethar irne or falae, rletermlna the
prlce of wheal rather lha? any cbange whatever
m tbe ropply of aBrer, la lha pioapart for ita re
hflbllltalalon, or ln Ihe purchasing power of
money generally Bo it la wlth eortoa Thera ,
ba* been a beilef lhal botn tbe genteft and the
vi.-id per acre thls year would be ao br redueed
??,,, ,be anpply of cotton wonld be not too large
for the world'a dernand, and it makea no aorl of
diffcn-nce whether thla general beUef had good
foumlatlonornoneatalL Tha plain fa.-t la ibar
tll? price of eotton waa controtJed by thla Uea,
, ,,,, ta th(. fetii by any cbange ln the eon
ditlon or proapecta of the atlver market. Other
nrodncta ln llke manner have mored, eacb ac
iordlng to the relaHre deintiid and suppiy. Iron
haa grown dearer becanae wagea of coha work
cra hav- rlaen, maklng fnel dearer, and wngea of
Iron mincra, maklng ore dearer, and wagea of
furnace-handa. maklng tbe prodoetlon nwre coat
lv i? addltlon there is Ibe bellef. whether well
founded or not, thal fnrther adranrea in the eoal
of coke and ore and lead wlll preaently be found
Inevltable. and will foree atlll hlgher prtceafor
manufaetured Iron and for other producta of iron
'' xiie allver tanatlca wlll aoon wake to the dle
every, it ls to be noped, thal thls produet alao
la controlled by almllar Inlluencea lf allrer be
;.?,?,s ,-,.iativ.-iy acaree. tbe prodnctlon falUng ;
i,,i,.u the world'a actual dernand, tbe prtca wlll
ri?e iust as the price of wheal or of cotton ris.-s.
or lf it .nea to be generaUy beJIeved that tbe
B?pplv of allver wlll fnll ahort of the w-.rl.is
di.mand. an advanee lt. prtee may I.apeeted,
and wlll reaull from the aame natural raunoa
whlch control the prleea of other romramlltlen.
But i. wlll bedlffleull thls year, ln tbe llghltof
,nirrenl eventa, I.nrlnca men of any Intelll- I
..,.,?... Ina, ,!?. pricea of eornmodltlea are In any
,. m pontrolled by Ihe world'a dernand for sil
Ver or ibe world'a twe of allrer a-* money.
T,, morrow wlll be Plag Day ln tho publle
.,,,,,. of thla Btate. lt la to be heped it wlll
..... rywhere have hearty celebratlon.
? ?
m reformlng Ita currlculum Vas??ar Collega
makea language worb eompulaory only ln the
Hrsl year wlth tho exeeptlon of Bngileh. whlch
,.. preacrlbed for two year* Tii.it is ar. enample
tha( ,.,,.- wlth advantaga bo imltated elaewhere.
NVglecl of Bngltab la a too common fault In
Amei ..a collega*_|
v. , ai ,. , urred In the Republlean C i
. ;... Bro klyn at Ita meetlng on Tueaday
Ing there can be no furtbar queatlon as l i
,.?. or.gin of the Abell blll whlch makea the
.. ..:....,M..,-s of Electlona merely tho ragtatera
,,' the will of Ihe party boaava ln th.- appolnt
.,..,. of alectlon offlcar* Jacob Wortl ln per
.., t| . par-d ia lha champlon of tbe blll, and
the advocate ol the ad. ptl >n of a rea autl ?n call
Ing upon Oovern. r alorton to algn lt. and the
rvaolutlon w.m adopted by a vote "f "- to 14.
,,. |, .,;. ui half of the membera of the com?
mlttee were ln attendance, ao that th- vote can
,. ,t i.nnaldered fairly repreaentatlve of tha
Republlean organlaatlono attltudo toward tha
t i ii ih certaln that a yeai ago, when \\'?nh
hlmaelf waa a member of the Board of Elee
tl ? i he a uld have been the laat man to favor
auch a law. uBl it makea a xr.nt dlfferenca
wh ae ? \ la % >red. Worth haa pr ?ved in >w
the atrength of h?a grlp upon * ? much of tha
eatlon aa h( atrobi ai I lt is lo ba aua
? ? i thal he gave .? "tlp" to hla falthful hench
men in order to Inaure thelr preeanca al tha
meetlng and thelr votaa la favor of the actlon
he dealred. Oovernor M-rtun wlll make a. mla
t.ik-- if i..- aeeepta the vote ?>( tha eomnstttaa aa
j,r. r of the feellng "f Broohlyn Repufcltean*
than i rrowd of ward beel ra
thal W ?:,i i k to Albai i i i advocata the
? . nrah blll w.-.a a fclr rep
m party on th.- other
rlde of the Bai 1 Rlvi r
? |;;?-, r Hlll he l iv li w" for th- new Btate
Renatr Th it ?i\ uld bt a warnlng to every
,,.,,, jr, the Bl ite I > aea to It that the
? , . |ble n imlnatl na are made In ill Bei il
dlBtrl. ??.
\\ Ith ,ii poeal ile reapect, lt -l??? ? *??> m Jnst the
li>aai ilny blt llloglcal f r the Prench In Canada
? . th. ????? 'tli a of the Laoulabur-g monu
ment, when they themaelvea propoae, exaetly a
to unveil In i |ui bi a publl ? sratue <>f
Marahal I?ev1e, The former eommemoratea tha
Engllah over the Prench. The
latter le a menorlal of the Prench c mmander
who ;? ? held nui agalnal Bngllah Bupremacy.
< .,i- thi ?. i torj ire aa much entltled to b
monumrnl aa th.- vanqutshed. Perhapa the faet
that amerlcana were ihe real heroea of I.
!,ui k m ikea the dlffen
Tho ,i! aaylng "lle glvea twlee who glvea
qulckly" wna never tmer than II la In the
, ? The Trlbune Fteeh-AIr Pund. The auccei
?> . harltable work requlrea ll il auch eontrt
bullona .?-' II is t . !?-. ?: ? al all be made early In
/'/7.'>"\ lf,.
? -,,, , - ,.? Morton." aaya "The Weatchester
i;:..(.?-." "preaanted the no'.d pen and allver holder
alth whlch ba algned the Anneaatlop 1>MI to th.
rtrv, i >r F. M. Clendenln as .. loken not only of
? i i.-n .-.teeni ln whlch he holda our mi>st h.>n
i.r.-1 an.l beloved townaman, but ui a recognltlon
,.f hla i;r..a I nnrk lu lietuilf of Ihe cltlaena ln lh
new .mn. x. I terrltory "
At iii- rommencemeni ol Roanoka Collega, s,.
|i?ni, Va., whlch t"<'k place yeaterday, tha degree
of i, |. waa eonferred on the followlna peraone:
the K.v Profeaaor A. >: Volgbt, A. M., ?f Kew
berry I'ollege, B. C; the Rev. Jotu, Dnnlal Bhlrey,
\ m (claaa of '17), prealdenl of North Carallna
Colleac; lha Rev. Beverly Dandrldga Tuekar, of
N'orfolk, Va., and the Rev. Jamaa B. Waaaon, M.
\ . of thla .ttv The truateea e:,-.'tr.i as actlng
i ? ,?.? uf andenl tanguagea Benry The.. lor.
Hlldreth, who waa graduated from Karvard in
ins arlth tha hlgheal honora ln elaaalo* an.l who,
ui ,i iyii.ivv nf Uarvard haa alnce atudled a year
lu the \tn.Tii-ui Claaaleal Bcnool ,it Ath.-ns, and
two yeara al ihe lTnlveralty i>f Berlln Be after
ward taughl f??r t.x.i feara In the department of
anclenl lunaniaa** ln the I'nlveralty of Woreeatar,
and for >>n>' year waa head of the Ure.'k depart
ii.i ni m iirown I'nlverBlty. He i.? now eompletlng
a poat-graduate courae al Uarvard for the iieKr.-i
nf Ph D
I >r rtiarles p, Kent, who Ih IO ???> from the 1'nl
veralty "f fhleago to Brown lTnlveralty, la to ba
profeaaor of BIMIcal hlatory and iiteratnr* ln the
latter inatltution. ll? ls a n.itlve of F'.ilir.yru. N.
\ and .. graduata ?t Vale in the cbwa af is??
Doi >\ fuigett, who haa |ub| been appolnted Col
lector of .'ii^imiis al Waahln?ton, w.is born ln that
clty nfty-two ycir.s uk.> Ha w,,s tha yoangaat of
thlrteen chlldren, i.N fatber belng tha lata Darlua
r.iK.-it. . promlneat marehant. "He la." aaya "The
Waahlngton Btar." "a atalwart Democrat, and bla
allUiallin v\itll Ih.t l>.rt\ h.w alwi.vs been eOtMBa>
tiiit He haa many adnUrera and frteodi antoag
thoae wh i do ao! balong to hla po itir.il fuiih, and :t
in n be added that iits genur.1 dUpoaltlon an.l h:.
many aterllng qualltlaa of mlnd and he irt have m ide
hlm a hoal of frienda Whlle atlll a aiara i>oy, xir.
Clagetl enterei lha arniy. and after a aarvleg Whlch
irrmlntted aboul aa tha war eloaad, ha returaad t>
iiu. r:>-. where he engaged ln mercantlle puraults.
Rubaequcntly he beeame .i real-eatate broker, and
whlle engaaed ln thla buBlneai he waa appolnted by
Mr. Cleve.and ReghUer of Wllla ln th.a olSea he
dlap'.ayed itn.- eaecutlve ablllty, and hla admlnlatra
tiuti gave general BatlBfactlo* Slnce leuvlnx that
offloe he reaumed h:. old tawineaa, in whlch he wu.4
enamged up (?? tha preaeni ilme."
Clergymen do nal alwaya aaoapt a call ..ff-rinn
a lurx.-r t.nlary. 1 ?r. Moxoin ha.a just .lerlltu-.i .,
call io a ebareh In ihu dty, offartng hlm a na'.ury
iin'iiii- wbal he noa recelve* beeanaa he aiii not
v.i?h io fetter hlmaelf Intellectually, und the Rev,
l?r. wiliiam T. Henry, paatar of the pirai Baa
tiMt Cburch ?f K.niira. recentlj decttned ihe pra*.
Idenci of .'olaaie Unlyeralty and a call to a .'liil
adelpnui church. elther of whleb would have
bruught hlm doubla the aalary he now recelve*
FAREWELL TO WEST POINT
CADETS RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS.
API'LAl'SE POB, THK HEAD OK THE CLASS AHE
FOH THE BMD MAN AS WKLL-COMMIB
SIONS DISTHIHt'TEn TO THE CLAH8.
[BT TKLEOPATH TO THB TFIDUNE.)
West I'olnt. N. Y., June 12. -G reat waa the gatherlng
that saw the claaa of '% gra.luate from the Mllltary
Academy to-day. Among the MM spectator. who
occui.'.ed aeats or stood outslde the Ineloaure of th*
larte tent In front of the llbrnry were many who
are prominer.t In dvti an.l mllltary life. Oenerala
of I'nion an.l Confederate arniiea atood side by elde
on the platform. aml aaw their sona recelve 01
tdomas from ihe hands of the Adjutant-General of
the I'nitoil Suu-a. The aame old llajf that wavad
over Sumter wavad over all to-day. lt was salutal
bv the battaiion. and oi i ararrlora ravareatly uneov
ered an It waa borne paat. On Trophy I'olnt. among
Kima < ar.tur.d from Its would-be deatroyera, near
the grauite monument erectcl to gallant soldiere
who dled defendlng tt, th- ftrand old tlag floated
preudly to-day. aml at noon flfty-two young aol
diera. educated by the country wWOB. <mbl.-m lt la,
?allled out Into the wjrld sworn to d-fend ll.
At lu:d the battaiion marched from the barradtal
to tho tent whar. the earaaaaalaa were to ba aatft
Th- Board ?f \'is:t..rs aad Aoadarato Baara h?_
s.-ata on the platform. Adjutant-ii. i.. ral Uuggles
and Cotonel Krnst aal alda by BMa Th.- baa. piayed
"Hall. CotumMa," and Dr. I'age. who BCted in I'rof-s
s..r I'oailcthwait.'s. ahseme, offcred praytr. Colonel
Brnet ttvn Introlu.-.-d I'ongressman S-th L Milll
kaa. oi ih- Board of Vlaltora Mr. MUUkaa gave aa
eloqaent addraag and ioid the eadata baw aaaagj
v.rtue aad a lov- of country ahould b. I v-r uuper
moat lu thelr mln.l.s. Mr. MUlUwa'a a Idress lanted
for rr.ore than half a- hour. r..lon-l Krnst then lo
tro-iu.??? I li.-neral nilgglMi w'"" BBld:
?c-nti-m-n of tb. BTadeatlag ctoaa: Bafora giv
Ing you the dlplomas whl-h Wlll admit you to the
aluranl ?.f tha MIKtar* axwaaaag, tb. Araay ?aV
coraaa you. aad In Ita aauM i bld you goaayaal in
your re.apective care-r;."
Adlutar.t John M. CBrnOfl ham'.ed the dlpkM-M
to th- gupattetaadant, who. ln turn, paaued them
to Oeneral Ruggtaa Cadal Bdward H. ?chate, af
w.-at Vlrgtala, the bead <.f tb. claaa, waa tirat
called up Beund aftar roun i ol cbeera graatad the
manly young feUow aa ba ateppedup and aaoofc the
prorfered hand of Oeneral Kugglea Ih- Oanoral
rongratulated Cadei Bchuto, and gave hlm nto ?U
. Cadet Harry Burgeae waa the aecond to ba
called A. each cadet marched up to recelve ha
dlploma b. a/iw ?.U? eheered. The cKmaa. how
ever. was not reached untll Ca.lei Danlel?!___<_?.
th- -nd man of the claaa, wem I .rwar I. When hla
ni.me waa called a i l ol ??)?: lauaa and ehaaj
broke forth. The au llani - Inalde the teal roee, from
thelr aeata and clapped tne-.r ban la for aevaral m n
utea. Adjutant-Oeneral Rugglea ahook Cadel Dua
.ai '?. hand warmly. aad tol I hlm thal h- w.ia g.ad
he had conquen I. The end man was the hero of
"he hour. and w,.-. no I ibt. i ?-" aaUanad aa
if he had uridnatel al th- top ^ .?____
When th' d pl maa a re all dlatrlbuted tha baa_
Dlayed "Th- Btai BpangJ. I Ba ner,' and i?r. Pag.
gav* the beneillctlon, Tho battaiion then returuea
i , barracka, r- 'or- hn iklng rank. the iiat of new
ufjl, era . ,. ;..,!. an I Ihe claa. of '16 th; n parted
from ihelr comradea Many dlaappolnted facea
were to be - rn after the llat of ofncera had h->n
r. il Every cadet hoped that h< a .uld aear chey
rona bul ':..' n I Mlna ? u:d no- make the whpai
corpa offlcera The nea porala paW *?! WT
the alng'.e gold \ thal wlll adorn ihtlr aleevea A.
n, ippeared ln the barracka yar. he was
aeised an i run ig iln ? ihe nTe h ; Iranl arlth b__
ritle force Wh'n partlalty .tui ??? ?- uaea
over to the blg iwlmmlng t?nk ln th- gymna.lum,
?rhere vo- waa tumbled in wltho n tl ?
of removlm ? othli l Thla amuai m I . u
Boddenly Btoppe^l by the orllcer In charge,
?akinneS" all Ihe idi found at lt The matortty
,,, ..?. dasaea went lo New-Torh by .ft*r
'' T,".. . m || latet for i ln laal a lo tl MlUtary
Acadomy wlll reporl at,1 ocloclj ' -n. ;:-r..w m-.rn.
Ina Beven hav. been f und dertcleni In the tninj
"laaa ard ten Ir the f. remnaal of tbe
battaiion wlll fo Into camp to rn rn w.
Tl e claaa of .0 had thelr reuni n and cla? ?.?>
,,-r ln .--ch. tl-:.) Hall to-nlght. On Jun* 15 taaai
who paaaed tha eaamlnatlon ln M trch wlll bi B8>
....... t , the aca . ? I .__.
.- wlng :- ;. llat of Ihe r-.-# offlcera appolnted:
Captalna l.o't. Kir.^. gummerlin anl Hoffman.
Adjutant ? H< Ibere
Ouartermaater?OniDD..
i ? ?- H t.n ? ..'.?"-: T^T HOOd ' il"
lan Phelton N-we- ' M Mlller and Jackaoa.
s ? ? int-Major?Chanay.
.. lartermaatrr-Herg u C I ?_ n--;;;rt^
y:ri>: Bargaaata?Morgai Oakes, P. A. Murphi
and Moora. , ,, ... ., ... ...
Sergeanta Dorey. R.ymond. Pope. \\..'. \\ D
,..??,. i-on-v lyongan, lUnna. .^arrall. Mc. .y
Newbill. Munrof.. MilTlken. C. H. MUlar, Bucklej
aCorporal'a4ta^BNe*bltl. CnlB. Bj __?. ? C
Davla Nlcholla rfancock. Wooten Babwck. Bofga
Hcnchley. "' 8. Bmlth, \. E. W'llll
N. al ol i'an 1 L. Brown.
A.-t'.r.k' Sers -ar.'-M i r -I'l-bm
: y ? irtei aa r-8ergean
v ? ng V\'<- Bergeanta Btuart, Patl S a
n1-1'/ ? reanti ?cN 11 F. W L " %
;: ... i. galtcman, Relalr.ger klrkpatrl k. ?
?? i; Hoyd, (;.-oia>. Bun le, .\ P I rr?,
.;' \v. Moaea, Keairter and Jervey.
PICTUBES THATC1VEDELIQBI
\N AKT EXHIBITIOS FOR TWO NOBLal
CHAR1TIE8.
\ Vl.-MT TO THI AMBBICAM AKT A-BOCIATMM
OAU-BRIBB WILL AID TIIK TBIBfXE PBBUI
aiii i-; xii AXl> "THB HBRALO" ICB rrxi'.
tnybody can Bpead a dellghtful bour at the ex
hlbltlon of palntlnga In . I f rhe Tribuna rveaa.
\t Pund and 'The Herald" lc? Fund, ln th
? ... of ? ,- \m.n an Ar: AModatlon, ?t S ? ?
_aat Twenty thlrd-at., and ao away feallng d ibty
repald for maklng ? i antrlbutl m ?'? % cenu l aartl
the rellef .>: the poor chlldran of th. clty la wana
, . - . , iitei k i ara eool an l ara a Imlral :?/
,:,;,u. l. and thi arrajBB*raenta for the comfori of
tora are pei i One can - i ? aoflly euak
loned aofaa and aee all >f :1 thP to')T
aallerle. at the rtght dlatanc for the ;? ? *
.fr-.-t There la plenty i f i ? I '-''-"tf
bo thal :? i eonl ibIoi ind tb rlaltor
can aiudy each pictura and tab nacaa
sarv for an underatandlng of Ita neanlng
Tha palntlnga produc. a rarlet: ol araotlaaa aa
they ar- vlawed In t-.irn. Peopl. aha took ut
Vemtchaaln*. "HlntaUy. U inuia." ar.- HBevad
i.v tha grandeur of the mountain acenery, aad moat
of them ,l.,-:..r- tliat It ls tl.- Bioal BW< I 1 rlag
work Of an they hav. <-\ ? ' - ??? '' ?*? ,lil-"
brouck'a "Ramlnlaeencea of Byg ? ? Daya" la full
of .entlment. nnl la both a .irlklng and beauUful
patntlng. IU wlnter la la . ^'"'?:--* ;v,_.1 _?_!
the charmli i - rei ? ? '. "f*?0^,, *,_*
atream In aumni. ? Elmund ( 1i.t..s
You, ?Montlgny" In the aame g.lerry. h
Qulel and aoothlng are the aeveral pilntln^.. n
tha Miiericiii arttal rMward Qay among the moat
(aaclnatlng of whlch ara "*""?_?''. S,__" 22L?1
Mohawk" and "Pelham Marahea .i.a.i-. n.?r.< a
Caaln, the rrtmcb artlat. has threa eaanipto. of
hla skill m the coltoctlon of palnttnga.and Ojfj
ar- plcturea whlch appeal to tha baart. in A
M na.tery" th. bleaknea. of the spring toadacap.
arouaea intereat In the old ?aok ?_? ??M .1',i:,'."
h. i.led bcalde the road nnl reada a letter i^'W
riiiV Bhowa .i .treich of aandy beach "_???;"'?
the water hns r.-ce-led. an! f-.Mn the aanl thera
. a w*ll-trodden path to th. cottagea of toh_raMB
on the ireen bluft In "The Poor-. Cotta-? - ?_
ahown irof of rlckety arooden dwalUnga aad B
woman ln a ragged ireaa atandlng ln ?_?.?__"_;
loorwaya, and th- algaa of pavarty are au.-h aa to
arouac plty. ._ ., ,,,._
i.,,. of the prettlaat palntlnga ln the coltoctlon,
and .me thal aaakea the bab Ider happy ??"__
jateli I- James n-s.o.s -a i'orn.-r ln th*
lx)uvre" it .how. a aatot nook ln the greal
Kr.i'.-h treaaura boua. of arl whar. two young
woroen are aeated, mie intent on copylng . Ptotura,
and the Other Ustenliiki to what a young man ??'*??*
her la sii\Iiik. Il l? .ipi'Hreut at n gtonc lhal ^hl.e
on- Of the roung wotn.-n ls who'.lv abaorbe.l ,11
b^r w irk the other ls contplat.ly indlfferent to
everythlng eacept what the young man la saylng.
Th.expraa.lon. af the facea tetl the atory mora
plalnly than w.,rdn can tell lt
To any on. fiimihar wlth horaaa there t* a
tieu orovlded bv Paul Albert Beanard'a "Evenlng
Meal By the ilijht of u lanti-rn in the hand* ?f
i groOBB ii aplrlted horse Is s.-.n In his atall, turn
Ina as far as his t. th-i wlll p-riint. nnd re.ichlng
h,, nose toward the pall of oata whlch is belng
. irrled to hlm Ona can eaatly fancy the giau
whlnnei wlth whlch ha gvaata tha grooaa and tha
r || , of hla hoofbeal on t.n- Soar of the atall aa he
impattontto .tralna al the lethar.
The exhlbltlon of palntlnga is to be open to tn?
publlc evarj weekdai froai !? a. a?, to I p m. ?%*1
i-eid on Baturday, wnan the cIomhk hour wi.l be l
ii m i?> altow the altaedaata at tho BaltortoB w
hav. a half hollday.
IN AID OF THK TBIBUKI PRBBH-AIR I-T'ND.
Artaagananta for th. gardan party this cwniag
al tha Uotel Halni.iral, at LaaaVB-BVa, and Ono-hun
dred and-thlrtaaath-aL, la ald af The Trtbaaa rr^ab
alr Pund, have aaaa aaada uadar the aupervision of
Mls.s l. ? nora PlBU. ABBOUg thoaa w!io have taken
au Intereal In the aff.ilr aa pitrone.sses are Mra
Davtd \v.'..-h, Mrs. j. larratl Blodgatt, Mra Uaaa>
.ler H. CraJL Mra. Alfrel ii. I'oinptoti. Mra. Wrnoi
M. Davla, Mrs Aehbel P. Pltch, Mrs Morrls Kinn.
Mra. Bamuel HamaraloUBb. Mrs. Danlel P. Hays.
Mrs Jacob Heaa, Mra rlaralltoa Hlgglaa, Mr*.
Tiio-nlx Ingrahant. Mrs Thotnas Ja.-kti. Mrs. II 0.
Ko-h. Mrs. llliain C. Kroh. Mrs. Bdward Uiuter
bach. Mrs. Jordaa L Mott, Mra Cbarto. McLaaa,
Mrs. Donald McLaan, Mr?. Oeorge McAdara, Mr*.
Mortlmer M. Maukln, Mrs Tltomaa H. M.amaa\
Mra. Harriet Ovarhauar, Mrs Jamea C. Paahodf,
Mra wiiiiam ii. Palaa, Mra laaaea lt. R^daara,
Mrs. Jnlliis Bacha, Mra. Klward P. Stecr*. Mra.
Ialdor Btraua and Mra. J. M. Varlan. In caa. of
ratn there wlll be a iioatponemcnt untll tba acxi.
clear day. ? ?

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