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mRElON Oermany wlll conaenl to dis.tiss
t( . JS2S. of unlted actlon loward Turk^
bul only ao far as is necewan ??? P- -t
Chrlatlana and rn.lnt.ln order. aovue
from H.v.na .ra to the effect that the re
,.lh?n wU1 eome to a apeedy end on acoounl of
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?h. finanlarda Emlle Arton. who waa al
X-d''? ii. :? gcbetween ln tbe Ute Pannma
?amlal. wa- arreated In Ls,ndon and held fo
ii. i . r??iti"* is ^ erdinana, ^ m >l
SeTuIerof Bulgarla. ?*ve blrth to a aon. who
Wai named Cyrll.
rx?MEBTir The number of llyea loal ... the
,-.?,, v Ident ln Cleveland waa nlne
t ..... oodlei have been rec vered. --
Xbrlght comel ha. 1.n dtocovered al Uck Un
veralty C.l. '? P- ^^ ^^--^\
st Paul. laaaldl have ..-? i -
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maaa-meetlng ln Troj. ?. i., .-^"
B tn t agalnal thi ai
menton maawcre.. The annual report of
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. ... pnbllc; ?i-. the report ofjha
auperlntendenl of the Lif- **??r\yK% LfT
\ Zgro waa hanged by a mob ln Frederlck, MA
,-ITY aND BUBURBAN.-Dlaaatlafactlon la
,M,,.SP..,i over the metbod Put tn forca by the
m?Pchlne element to brlnf about the reorganUa
ti..n of the Republlcan party ln thla eoun.y.
Thei?ll.Id not Interfere wlth tha bualneaa o
regu.r flowe. dealera, but Captaln Plckotl
J ?,. ,,?. atreel Btand. In the Tendertola
Booker T Waahlngton, the colored orator,
addreaaed a larg.ngregatlon In the Collegl.te
Chui Th- new Byrlan Orthodoa GraaJ
church ln Waahlngton-at. was dedlcated bj
Hiahop Ntcholaa n wu announced that
tnhe ol the Houaeamitha an.l Brtdgemen
would ?? i ' ' _
THE WEATH :R Forecaal for to-day: <5"n
erally falr. wlth atatlonary temperature. The
temperatun yeaterday; Hlgheat, 49 degreeB
l-.w-st. M; average, 47.
Thg s.'.t ??:.:.v ol Agrlctiltiire ln hlfl nnnual re
port, whlob la BtunmarlWHl !t> thla mornlng'fl dlfl
patclioa froni Waahliigton, notra lhal more than
half ihe Statea have pbbbchI noa road lawa dur
Ing the bai year. aad lhal road rongtruction on
Impnived prlnciploa la |?roc.ling In manv
Btate*. eapeclally ln MaaBachnaettB, Sea -1 ?"
ary, Xorth far llnn and Kenturky. Thla la ea
rouraglng, bul the roporl wouM be more antlfl
factory to Sew-York< ra If thelr own Bi it? c ?ul I
be Included nmong Ibtaie thal atand in the fore
froni of '!)<? moTemeal for good ro.ida Xew
York baa, unfortunateJy, laggKl Uehlnd, nnd
w!i le it may aoi ovprtake ItB Delghhura, M.iaaa
(?huaetta nnd Sew-Jeraey, ll la blgb tlme for it
to fbee ln i.i' rlghl dlrection and 'f'-ni to ;iil
rance VTIth tl?' experlence of other Btatea ln
tha way f gulde nud auggostion, it ahould nol bc
g dlfBcull thlng for our !.??_.-lal in to devtoe a
law lhal will Inltlate and Btlmulate road Im
proremeni on an ext< uait i bi ?le
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lt is a alagular fael wblcfa is rommented "n
by .mr AJbany corroapondeBt ln b letter prlnted
lo-day, nam.'iv. thal Thom?? C. Plati and Jamea
\\'. Hlnkley, chalrman of the Dcmocratlc Btate
Commlttee, have aettled ihe whole queatlon ?>f
tbe cooaolldatlon ol Xea York and Brooklyn, and
agree in stiyink; tbal a Ureater New-York Mll wlll
be latroduced .-.'iriv in the comiag aeaalon and
apeedtty paaaed. They are imih ..]?i,.<-*??,i u, g
raferendum dauaa la tha WH <Mi" cannol raad
llinkl.'.v'a r> marks on tne BRbJecl wlthotJl fl
iBlle, la trlea ot the *nii!i proportlon <if Demo
Tatfl ln !|!'l? braachea <>f ;ii?' liagtolarure, Can
lt be that theae rotea. havo beea promiBod In
favur ot tbe Baeaeure whlch is n.>\\ l?inn in-..
pared, to make good ?be oppoaltlon thal wlll
(..mi from Brooklyn, wh-.se representathreB ln
l> .th bouaea wlll be ? nnlt in oppoalng couaollda
timi witii.nit a refereodum nttaehment?
There iw a eool aa; deaervlng of tba Btfentlon
<.' Btndeatfl of rnrrent i>.ilitics betweea rhe <'<>ni
paratlre dnlaeaa now preralltng la Waali n^'
lon, two weeka prevloua to lb< aaaembllng ..f a
Coagreai largel] Repnbllcan, aad v 11, ? fererhnj
i'\. in-m.-nt i-xisti'i^' at tha eorraapoadbig perlod
f.air yeara 'U'.>, when tbe lim-s were balng
formed for the battle r yal betweea the miiih
aud Crlgp forcea. The l?< m.?iiis then fbll Bure
that they had galned ;i loag leaaa >f power nnd
ilint t'li-v eoajM BaTord t.> qn irrel orer the dlarrimj
tlon of offleea, hlg and Uttle, and Btrlfe, dUc??rd
(tjiil roafualon enauad. on ihe otln-r band. tUc
pr.'s. nt ni.'ii.'i'it.v li.irly nr.' dleplaylng BO excIte
niri.t. aad apparvotly Ihe Bpeakerahlp ami all
other qneotloDa wlll be aettled wltbou! frletloo
an.1 wltboal creflting :my beartlmrnlng*
77//: /. IVTEBBACR I Bl HPATIOX.
Whoever wlll lake ihe trouble to examlnc, the
directlona laaued by Mr. Lauierbacb as prealdenl
of the llepubllcan (Vrunty Commlttee to Ihe
ebnlrmen of the Aaarrably diatrlcl gBb-com
mltteea aa lo the revlalon of tbe enrolmenl I'.ata,
nnd eorapnre Ibem cith Ibc provlnli ua of Ihe
conatltutlon of Ihe eounty organlantlon, wlll aee
ai nncethal Mr. Uulorbach baa nol onlj blmaell
uaurped power* for whlch he caB Bnd no war
r.mi ln tbe eouailtutlon, bai 1ms alao Inntructed
Ihe BUb-coBMnltteea to nel in total dlaregard nf
thal Inatrumeni and nbaolute deflani.f Ita
provialona A men ruraory glance at hla Inairui
Hona la aafBclenl to dlncover Ita porpoae If
theae loatrnetloua are followed by bla aul>ordl
?.,.,.< |n the aplrll wlth wblch Ihey have been
laaued, ihe moehlnory of Ihe Republlcan organl
y.',,!) of Ihia county bocomea th?? aole propcrty of
Mr Lauterbach. Nol only are all Republleana
who dealrc to earoll themaelTea obltged lo run
tbe gantlel of crona?iue8tloBlng by factlonal
leadcrc whow purpoae wlll be nol to enlargetbc
party. bul aolely lo Btrcugthed ihelr own fac
tlon, bul Republlcan! alrendy enrolled wlll be
gl the mercy of tbe lauterbach revlaers, wbo are
nutborlsed by Ihe clrcular referred to lo atrlke
from the roll Bny one who in Ibclr Judgmenl
??],;,s rraaprl lo be n Republlcan."
Nelther Mr Lauterbach nor nny Aneembly
Diatricl Commlttei has the gutborlty lo do IhSa
[1 la :i moal audacloua oeurpatlon of power lu de
tinn..f Ibe expreea provlalona <>f Ihe eonstltu
.;,,? -| i,. p irji -? of ii is manlfeftt. Acttng
upon iheae Inairnctlona Mr. Ijiuterbaeb'a re
vlaera mn) atrlke from Ihe mlla ror Inataace all
tbe weU-known Republleana wbom he denoun ?ed
aome monlba ago In m prlnted clrcular over hls
own name aa traltora lo tbe party for algnlng a
petltlon to tbe Leglalature aaklng for leglalatlon
whlch Mr. lauterbach dld nol fnv >r Or if thla
ahotild aeom loo boM u atroke for Ihem, whal *.>
eaay as lo rtrlke from Ihe roll* upon any other
pretcxi a aafBclenl number of enrolled Republl
cans to leave the Lauterbach followlng ln abao
lute control In a majorlty of ibc dlatrlctB? Mr.
Uuterbacb 1ms nol 1.n alow In aaaumlng
doubtfol powera alnce be took offlce, nor baa be
beeltated to exerclae bla autborit)' wlth Ihe over
weenlng arrogance of a born Bona; bul bla prea
pi ? . xbibltlon of eontempi for publlc opinion nud
deflan.f Ihe pnwlslona of tbe conatltutlon.
from whlch alone be derlvea nny autb >r1tv ?'h a!
ever, eurpaasea in monumental Impnden e any
thlng he baa heretofore done or attempted.
> i hins eould be more plaln lhan thal all Ihe
detnlla of bla plana for n enrolmeni 1ki\ ?? In-en
devtecil wlth n vleu lo the retenlloii of control
of the eounty organlxatlon by the sang wblch
openly Ibreatened lo "eui the llver oul of the
tleket" on tbe nlghi before the Into eleetlon, i- ?
ronae tba party would n??t truai them wlth m ???
t.i defray electl.gpenaea and rewnrd them
aelrea The llmlted tlme allowetl for pnmlmon*.
Ihe date at whlch ll mual be done, the auppre?
a! >n of any publli notlflcatlon of the pbicea of >'ii
r iiment, flie unconatitutlonal demand for Ibe
old enrolmeni llata,'the rbaracter of tbe ap
polatmenta nf enrolllns offlcera, the wlihholding
from the publlc of neceaaary Informatb n, nml
above all ihe tm.latltutlonal powera Intrusted
to ihe pnrolllng offlcera aa to revlalns ihe Ua -
ull tbeae thin.-s polm unerriugly In one direcllnn.
It |g iln- deaperate endearor of a diaeredited and
.liv.tnist.-il gnng of polltical frecbootera lo retaln
tbelr bold upon ll.rganlxation macblneiy of a
party wlth a'boae polltical purpoae* they have
oothlng In o..mm..ii. bul whoae Influence and
preatlge an.l good name Ihey proatltnte to the
baeeal oaea
They are depending apon ihe Indlfference and
apathy of Ibe maaaea "f the party lo pfT?,cl thelr
enda Wlll the honeai Republleana of thla county
permil iin*m to .'icceod througb Ihelr own laek
of Intereal and negleci ol duty? The tlme la
ahorl la wblch t> lake meaaurea tn defeai the
p] it. Bul it la ample if the rlghl men tnke bold
of tbe matter lr ihe rlghl aplrll nnd cnll tbe
party to Ita dut)*. Itlaalmplj n qnestion whether
tbe party wlll calnil.v aubmli to ao groaa and out
rngioua a uaurpatlon of power bj ni"i: ln wbom
it has n<. confldi nce as lias alrendy been demon
atrated, or wlll riae up aud naaerl itaelf. If we
mual have Boaaee, Ioi n< a* leaa< have Boa?ci
that ''an be truated wlth more than |C00 al oue
titno.
77//. RECALL OF ADMIRAl KIRELASD.
Tbe lateal cbaptei In tbe hlatory of our Xavy
Departmeol flaaeo baa been elo*e<l wlth the rle
taebmenl ol Admlral Klrkland from Ihe eom
in.nn1 ..f ibc M< Mierranenn Squudron One ..f
Ibe in s' eompetenl and faltbful ofHeers >.f flag
rnnk lm> been relleved aia thouKand mllea awa<
from hla conntrj and ln Hi ? face of an
emergeucy wlth whlch he - fully acqualnted
iiinl emlnently qoalltletl t.. dea!, nml iliis f??r nn
reaaon excepl Ibtii be baa wounded tbe rblldlab
ranity and J mtled the ridiculoua concell ol bla
atiperior offlcer. II" l? Ihe '.)?'. aa he la Mi" moal
L-onapicuotia, vlctim of the deplornble farce Into
wblch Ihe aervlce iia~ d.-. uerated under Ihe
i,. blc reglme ..f Ibi Hon. Hllnr) A. Ii- rbert.
lt is an open >"<?!'"? amoug Naral offiiH>rg, ea
I.iaily ln Waahlugtou, tbal Bceretary Herberl
baa never recovered from ihe illaappolntmeni
and ebagrin be encountcred laal aprtnn ln ibe
dlgeoverj lhal he eould nol go ivl h Hie Beel lo
tbe Klel relebrntlon and, by vlrtue ol ili ,.
i. :. aa ibe polltlcal and temporary head i
Amerlcan Savy. mlogle wlth royaltj there nn
equal tenna. There !a no doubl lhal bla orlglaal
purpoae waa lo "... BBd uoue tbal bla expetiatioo
v..f i" be ireated aoelallj a* tbe repreaentatlve
of tbe PrealdenL Neltber la any weU-informed
peraon In Waahlngton Ignoruni uf the facl tbal
li t....k tbe comWned remonatrance and advice
of a dosen or more of Ibe m.-s; exiierleaee i tm .
I ln Ihe Navy to convlnce liiin ih.it iiis vlall n iuld
d ii only be frultleaa in tbe matter of hla - ? i.11
?ambltlona bul actually a cauae of embarn -
menl to ail eonc ?rnwl, lle realized al laal Ih it,
\\ Igtle Ibe plaee of Ihe Naval offlcera waa r* i...
aacertalnable, and ihelr part In the -.m-' >ua fun ?
- eaallj preacrllied, he liims.u would be i
auperfluoua and ia? -1 ? iii.it" iptantity, i. ?? tn '?
! prorkled for convenlently under anj rircum
atancea and eerialnly nol al all on Ibe lerma hi
fancy bad laxoriantlj tbougb ermneoualy
palnted He realgncd tbe gnndj drenm, tbere
fore, wlth a aigb, ami gtrore tu contenl b .-?
wlth the more eommonplace glorlea of Ihe Janki i
at Bar Harbor, aad ihe i.-^s nriatoeratic ln ?
Itlea of BBtltled cottagera nlong tli" Nea Knguod
mnst. It'ti i; has 1.:i Doted, alnce, lhal ihe
.-ii; pldooa hoetllltv and ih" ex ictlns and Ir
jealoosy .<f h;s babltnal alttlude lowanl Xaval
offlcera bare loteaalfli tl, and tbal ll t.
I hnrder than arer to keep iu faror al bead
qoarterfl witbtmi dlaunlaBlnf wtH-rtB^tei aml
manhood altofefber
The canae BBaigned for tbe Departgaent'a
artlon In recalllag Admlral Klrklaad M i>u al
teged Indtocretloa. irat, in haelag wrtttea a pri
rate Ictter ta iiis old frlead, M. Fatrre, roa
BTatnlatlng blm oa barlng been rbooea Preaideni
of tbe Kreacb Bepnbllc; and. *,?? ..miiy. la barlng
expreaaed ihe oplnlon thal tbe Armeabia agt
tatorfl are a peatlferona l"t and nrach m.ir.. re
ap .nsil.lr for th.- Iroablefl ln Aala Minor than tbe
Tnrka. I'ndei Ihe Herberl reglme of aweetaeafl
nnd llght, Nitvai offleera hare ao rlghl lo thelr
i,.?nai rriendablpB or Ibdr prlrate optntona;
nnd ihey hare fouad to thelr eoal lhal profeo
si'.nal aliiliiv an.l ilevotlon aml .?nMiiiaiaim .'.-unt
for aothlng beabJe a weakllag'a rnffled raalty
atnl lii- fantaBtk- ImaglnlngB ..f grearnefla. Jnai
ta ln wanted lo ^.- to Kid and !"? tbe objed of
,i?. reaiMVlful admlratkm aml tbe eager famili
nrity of Kmi>erorB aml Klnga and Prtneea, aa
,i,?s Mr. Herbert, made dlaay by fl Bord elera
tlon, waul lo monopollae iln- einorUraa and .li
p...;' ihe ntterancea ,.f hla, for tbe timc bdng.
I i, ,!,.s. Admlral Klrkland is an pxcdlenl
nfflriT, capable. palrlolle, Btrong an.l aelf-rcllanl
',,,..; ?:, man fof Bwh serrlce aa he was per
. R when Mr. Herberffl order <-f recall
,....,, i,,.i hlm bul he had forgotten or aeorned
hla parl ln t!??? i>itifnl opera buuffe, and ao be
pomoa back, perhapa to IdleBcaa aml waltlng
onlcra. and to all the negleci and bnmillatlon
,i?. |.hp|Hirtm< nl may be capable of Inflictlng
I, > ihe lai.'st chapter, and, wc rather tblnh,
? ;,,. iv. rsl ao far ^^^^^^^^
Tlli: REPRESEXTATIYE OF YF.8TERDAY.
wi ti Sccretarr Tmcey, of Burhanan'a Cab
illc.. .,?-... ?!?. rVemorratlc defeat In lBflR. al
?.?I,,; :,?! ii' n publlc apeoch to explaln tbe p I j
uf |hp <}ovcrnment, meu iruoted, Hark from tht
, ,?,!?." t:.,i the i-ra ln the Xatlou'a hlatory
whlch Mr Tmicry repreBented was ended for
,.V1.',. m'pn know, nnd they were only Interoated
luknoa the |k.Hcj of the comlug era Recretary
Carltolc win lal? t under the antne dlfflcnlty ln
Bttemptlng to talk "f Bnancl il queatlona thla
?...,. ii,.,,::;, .? roproapnl the law-mnkera wbo
wlll :ia?emblelnafortnlsht.nor tha publ'.c oplnlon
?.,, ,, I,,, ... nl an cnormoua majority ?f Republl
rjna tn fongrnm. and wlll aend men to take the
,,i,, ,.s ,,t it. aideni cirv.-lamt and Beeretnry
CarlislP ;,- s.iin a- poaalble. II- repreaentfl jrea
;,,,!;,,? and iti-- .hn before. Bualneaa men have
;iI m it. -.. morroi
.uppoaed thal the Bocretary wlll take oe
lo urge leglalatlon empowerlng an issn.?
of -ii it i.im TreaBnrjr certlfleatej ln order to
??.." tbe curreni defldt. There are two objec
Hona to thla plai, Tbe firal is lhal tbe defldl
., huainpaa lo cxlal The a.nd la thal tbe
s. rptary haa ah ?wn a paiwli nate dealre. whldi
mlghl almoa; be called fanatlcal, to retlre oi lock
np the greentutrks, and an lasuc of certlflcate*
wouM glre hlm larger power to thal end. He
oly wlll ti": beBupported by the i.ph?, nor
hi the bualneaa men of Vew-York, in Btrlrlng
i? prolong Ihe defldl whldi he belped to create,
,,,.,. |? ,,rppar!ng the way for Btate bank lasmea
ly (jHting rld of the legal tendera. Tbe dlacua
Kl .,. , f adicmpa helonglng to the bygone Demo
,.,:, ,i?.s nol greatly thrlll wlth Intereal
mon whn wanl tn know aometblng of the meaa
iiroa l.y whli b tho c mntrj la to escape fr ?m
irotiblo
i |, ub ? < twofold. rhe Treoattry fa i -
., (|(.] ?. whteh eompda it ln fxlmnal ita re
a, r ?: '.:. ilme to tlme in order to prote ?. Ita
, .... , v -i i,...-.. noubl I"' ii" -ii 'h i""''1 if 'he
ri'venue oxc.led thi ncK-paanrj pxponaea of gov
,...,,,,.,,; The Natlon raeea a dell it. btij ng
... ntfa l.y month than ii aellB, whldi ??m
? ;.. . nd Ita -'"i'l abroad In letilement.
V;.. >e would 1." no Buch ne??d if the dutiofl oa Im
;,..-. were nol nxpreaBly framed to enconrage
I ", ns fr,.,. ubn ad and lo tn ike frandnleni i ra
- .1 iinty paaj The tvme-i, for toith forma
0f troubli Ir the Bame. II *torB dutlea of bu ?';
n character th.it they cnnnol be Indeflnltely
pvaded, and wlll yleld n larger rerenue fi im
amaller ImiHirtatlona The apedfic. Inateail <>f
,.? ad valon-m duth-a would ahul out raal
,,,,..,1, :;?;?.s of aboddy and other worthlena gootla
v I,;.!, are n >w emptled on thla market. The
bigher dutiea would return im>r.' mouey on Im
portB of InznrlvB and fauey artldea whldi the
faahlonablo and wealthy Imporl becauae tbey are
foreign an.l roatly. The Republlcan ta-ilT in Ita
luai year ylehled over $MO,.(.000 wlthoui dntiea
on Bugar. The larger rerenue would enable tbe
Treaaury to take in more money than ll paya .>n'.
nnd thua to become a real help to the Bnancea
.if the counto' ln any momenl of atreaa, Ina rad
of a I'oiistant hurdca to be carried aad Boitree
of perlL
That Becretary Carllale l? Blncere in op
poalte oplnlona no one wlll doubt Bul ii is lime
for blm i" recognlae lhal tbe country baa i oae
ii ith the entln pollcy he haa parneatly adrocated.
After three yeara of trial, ll baa dedded to hare
Bomething elae. II" may nrgue, of v urae, lhal
thi Dcmocratic pollcy baa not been cxliiiiit".! al
ita bt'Bl i-y tbecorrupl leglalatlon b ?nghl through
Congreaa, nor tri.M under falr rircumatancea.
I; was ira'l when nemoerati choae loenad it
i rrlghtfully bad tlme for any radlcal change, it
ls true, bul they Inalatcd npon tiylBg II Ihen.
I; waa iii.il as Democrata cboae lo frame lt aoi
a crvditnblc plece of work, bul there is no erl
donce thal another attempl woukJ nol reau i In
n worae |oh inatead of a better. Havlng more
than enongh of it. the peoplc havi' tlemandod a
tariff for protectl m and ample revenue, luatead
. ;' ii tarlfl f< - di:.. II and for the cnconragemeai
? i-a manufneturcra.
|t wniild I..- moal llmd) nnd aenalble for
He retnry I'arllale tn recognlze tbe IraiKiaalbllltj
and ihe Improprletj of realsling Ihe popular wlll,
nnd tliereforit lo propoae aa an pxpcutlre offlcer
of theitoTprnmeni a frank and maulj a.ptance
of thal wlll. If li?- would call up m his rriemla
ln ?' ';-!??-- lo mnke n?i dilatnrj opp aitlon to
menKun - whl li a n ?: itlty fn ali from tho ]<? .;>!??
i;i.i> i-nacl for the Xatlon'a rdlef, and |iublldj
nnn<>uncH thni be ab uld advlae ihe ['rcaldent tn
liermil nnj auch meaaurp t.> become a law if he
waa nol willlng tn --ti it. ihe Becretarj a.mltl
render a grcatcr aerrlcc iban he baa yel |a?en
al i r?*nder lo th iink1 of good gurernmenl
and publlc proajM '!ty.
77,' \hi: l\ E iRTERy IRTA
I...I-.I Kallabury'a comphtcenl r nmrk that
<;r ?? Krltnin la aoi afrald ..f anj rlralrj in
Kaatcrn Aala may hiv.- ? cmed lon optlmlatle.
Bul ln- donbtleaa apokc advlaedly, aa a rarefnl
.ii.-'.d.tati ii ..f thi .-a*.' wiil ahoa 11.? \\as
atip|>oaed lo refei lo th?? rlralrj ot Ruaala If
- .. be waa well witbiu Imunda. Rnaabtn rlralry
i- noi tn ie- feared. Ruaala la not, nnd ennnot be
for generationa l< eonip. a commerdnl rlral of
(treal Britaiii Xdther {s j: conielvable that
- ? m |.ii> anj polltlcnl ^.\ini- ,\. thal njnorter
.?I tb< worltl thit aill ia- of Bertow detrlmeni
i i lii'.ii I'.iii i,n The httter country has grreaa
to i i.in.'S" norta, of u iii.ii nol Ruaala nor aaj
other I'owpr ? an deprire ber. Hho haa a hold
i:i> .ii Uip fori'igu trade <>f Chlna whlch Ruaala,
\ rate, rannoi -ink.'. Kren \% it*i Llau
T"iij a Ituaalan provliice, and Porl Artbnr tbe
termlntia of ihe Klberlan rallroid, lirenl Brltala
wlll atlll .Hi j a auperlority orer Ruaala in lhal
j.ar: of the workl ao Imuienaunbly greal a>
?'. i ? juatlfj l.'.nl Bollabury'a boaat. lt is
nol Ituaala, bowever, thal llreal Brltala aecma
to have moal t.? fear li is rather lhal mar
sellutis Httle* laland einplre whldi iti a gencra
tlon Iiub s|.miii? fi'.-m barbarlam lo enllghtpn
nniit Japan la tbe rlral Bbe ii la wbo ihn il
,f ai,i ..ii.- .1'..-. lo overthrow llreal p.rn
nln'a commerclal aupremacy m Baairra Aaw.
Inileeil, *ln' Beetaa aln idjr to Iaa ilolng lt, ;'< ?'
rate tla:ar i? giving aome ? >. ibe Brltlab nwre
coaeera tbBB would be Imaglned from 'l"'ir
I'rime Mlnistrr'a eaay ?>i?ttiial ? iri
They rcckon ni who regard oaly Japaa'a prog
rgej in ?-i\ 11 gorernmeBl aad in tne nrts of
war. Her iBdoatrlal progreea haa been equallj
reraarkabte. Take, tr* example, Ibe cottoa ln
dnatry, aa reeeatly revlewed bj i rsMrreapoadeal
,,f "The L'-nilnn TiBMS." In 1885 Japaa Iaa
linrtiNi $800,000 worth of Ihe raw BMilerlal lo
aupply tbe 80,000 gplodlea of alBeleea ml'.N.
in is'.h abe Imported $10,MO,000 worth ftMf i'1"
omi.ihm gpladlea <?( forty-atx mlHa As a reault.
her Importatloa <>? cottoa yarna la rapldly de
cllnlng ln 1SVS i' araa 82,800,000 pouada, aad
in I8M oaly 21.341,000 pouada. A few yeara
more wlll aea aacta Imporiatloaa reduced to aero,
anil in tii.-ir place a formktable exporl trade ln
thoae gooda ladeed, ibe latter baa fllready be
gua. In iy"? Japaa exported MW0.OOU |...timl?
,,f cottoa yanis. niost of Wblch w.-ni to t'liina.
Tbe cottoa Industry is profltable, too, for last
year all Japaneee miiis pald bandaome dlrl
denda, of from Hl to -" per "i-nt. whlle ihoae
of Bngbtad were run al aa actual loaa. v alm
dar developmeal of other laduatrlea is to be
olwerved, aocb as the raanufacture nf i>.>"ts and
aboea, liats. clothlag, nmbrelbta, paper nnd many
other tblaga Exporta ol Bllk gooda have rlaen
from $54,847 ln iss". I i $8,400,000 in 1804. Ea
porta of eoal bare ln tbe aame tlme more than
trebled, aatll now Japaaeae roal baa practlcally
drlven Ihe Brltlab producl oal of erery markei
lhal alde of Ibe Btralta, tind is a formldable
hval of ll ln Calcutta anil t! .1 anbo. The acqulal
lioii of Fermoaa wlll enormoualy Inereaae
Japaa'a Importaaee In the li i trade, aad wlll
make her aupreme, In thal parl of the world. in
tbe productlon of augar. Ami aow thal Japan
has. nmler the Treaty of Slmoooeekl, all tbe prlv
ii,.;, i of Ihe moai farored nntlon In t'hlna. it
le only reaaonable lo 11 pecl her to aecure a
large iharc of Chloe* trade aad maaufactu ea
Rurely, thla aeetna lo be n rlral Oreal Brltaln
mlghi well ''?"'
XI.ntlook ls n.d. bowever, after all ao
omlmma for Oreal Brltaln. Therlvnlrj ofJupan
.arent. rnther than real ' lr If il bo real.
ll uffera ample rompeoantlooa. Aa Ihe c< rre
apoarieat we have quoted ahowa, Brltlab Irade
wlth Japaa is oa the lutTeaae. it almoai keejia
pace wlth Japaa'a laduatrlal expaaaloa. ln
1883 Japaa'a lotal impnrta were r2S.ooo.Mio in
isvi they were $117,000,000. Of Ibeae Oreal
Brli iln had a guodly aad Increaalng ahare,
ammintlng in 1804 to more than $4O,0M).Mi0, or
tMoalderably more iban iwlee whul they were
in IHHTi. In the aame porlod Brltlab ahlpplng al
Japaaeae porta lucreaaed from leaa than LflOO,
oon to nearly 3,000,000 tona. Oreal Brltaln haa
non |0 jier .'.nt of ah Japaa'a forelgn inule,
iiml the balani.f irade is overwheliutugly ln
liiT favor, her exporta to Japan belns mmre
lhan aeven tlmea her Impnrta from tbal rotin
iry. still more atriklng are Ibeae figtire* wben
compared wlth atatlatl % of t ti.? forelgn trade
.,f thiiia. l'r-dn IKBB to 1804 the Chln. irade
increaeed from $230,Mn>.mn) lo M3.VaT0,M)01 or
hwa lhan 90 per ccnt, whlle lhal nf Japan ln
ereaaed from $04 Mal.OOO to $230.000,iaa:i. or in >r ?
lhan -?." per ceat. Al Ihe aame tlme t'biueae
Importa Increaaeil Bil per ceni and Japaaeae
more lhan 300.nt. Japan. wltl 40.hoo.mni
poople haa now aa greal n forelgn tratle n*
mina, wlth nearly ten tlmea aa many. bnd i
yeara ago A rimtcn y. ts hence tbe trade nf tbe
amnller country wlll aurpaaa iu rolume lhal of
the larger, noletw the latter m nda her waya
And Oreal r.rit.iin baa ln - far more
ln progreaaive Japan than In ronaervu i -
t'hlna. Theae Itgurea ahow lhal Prlncc Ble
mnrek'a rule of "do ul dea" obtnln ? In r?i
rlal as well as in dlplomatlc affalra. The prog
of oae natloa beneflta everj other wlth
whlch it comea Into contaet. The inarvelloin
developmeal of Japan wlll nol drlve Brltlah
trade from Ibe Kaatern aena, bul wlll eatw I
bi grow In rolume aod i.i proflt. Lord Snlla
barj is rigbt. Tbe leglHmate progreju of i a <
?i i-aiui"! Imperll Ihe legitlmate laten
aaother.
The s:o..il of one makea for ihe ".1 of al!.
MONBT l.VD BV8IXE88
The outgo of goid the paat week haa nol proved
greater than was expected. Nor ate eatlmatea
for thls areek very large, bul it ia auppoaed thal
the outgo wlll contlnui from tlme I tlme unttl
the movement of raerchandbie changea. it ia
-- to dlapute aboul the nature of thla outgo.
[tcglnnlng wlth Pehruary, ther.. waa an ea ?<??* of
mercbandlee Importa over exporta In every month
untll October In declared value amountlng to
166,738,000, Bankera, ln tii ? ayndlcate and oul of
it. hoped the fall would brlng great crop exporta,
and ao arranged poatponementa. Bul by July
the rlae In prlcea made it valn to h ipe for larga
exporta - f wheat or cotton, and ao over 116,000.000
g dd wen? abroad Tlie outgo waa temporarlly
chei ked by the collapee of eotti n Bpeculatlon and
the decllne In wheat. and bankera agaln ? i
calculatlona upon an txceaa of mercbandlee ex?
porta, Bui in O tober the declared exceaa waa
only 611,980.918, ao thal the real value of importa
cloeely approached and. wlth aecurltlea, exceeded
the value of exporta In November importa here
have been W.888,046, oi M per cenl greater than
aal year, exporta belng bul allghtly larger. Add
lui ihe large allowance requlred for under
valuatlona, there appeara pr bable an exceaa of
i ? ,i importa over exporta ol mer tiandlae, be
?Idea auma payab.n aecurltlea Oold there
fore a ea out, and cotton exporta of 350.568 balea
thla m nth. agalnal 640.609 to tl". -. ? ? ate laal
wlth Importa of mercbandlee al New-York
132,075,322 ln two weeka, agalnat 115,106.234 laal
year, go far to explaln the mot menl
Wheal goea more freely aln ?>? prlcea > leldi I, an I
for the flrat tlme thu aeaaon ttlanttc exporta
been a ttiil ? larger In Novembi r ti; in 11 il
y , \y, mern recelpta i Jul) 1 have n ???
ded by aboul 3,800.000 buahi - if laal
yeai t i dat" Exporta from both roaate, 6,891,691
buahela In November, agalnal 5.599.047 laal year,
il ,ur In luded, and ti.iiTi'.: n In the pn
rour mi ntha, agalnal 63.097,781 l.i-t year, d i
' nol keep pace wlth vVeatern re< Ipta, whlch in
di ite a crop i nnalderably larger th in elther the
offlclal or eurreol tr.ni. eatlmatea. The prl e de
cllned only a fractlon. Rxporti ? ? rn ai rela
tlvely large, over 17,1.,|M" - ptem
bei I, and when tn,^ food aupply la abundani and
:heap it .-uts off p ti I if Ihi demand for
wheat.
The maln dlfflcult) la wlth cotton, for th iugh
the i.al-a exported thla year brlng over $4f each,
and la^t year leaa than HO, the value for two
weeki of November a* ? 13.200,.i i.-^-s than bul
\. , Montha ago II waa ah< wn thal the unuau
aii\ beavy mlll and commerclal atocka abroad
would tend I ? prevenl fr.gporte from this
country, even if prh ee w< r>- nol undul) advanced,
bul this month the decreaae ?>: 4:...'i per cenl In
exporta i* bul little more than the decreaae of 41.1
per cenl In quantlt) comlng Into nigiit. B/ldely
ronfllctina reporta many palpabl) mendai
make it hard lo Judae now far ahlpmeata i
:ui. ted by :ii" ayatematlc efforta to Induce
i plantera t i bold back ail the cotton the) can, bul
it i? to be aaeumed thal ?u ii efforta have aome
| effect Taklnga ol Northern aplnnera have been
38.6 per cenl leaa than I ist i..n. and forelgn eom
, merctal itoeka of Amerlcan cotton have allghtly
Increaeed In t? i and a h?lf montha, although tit"
exporta fr..in thla countr) have i.172,318 balea
than i;nt year. i-'roin Mr. Ellleon'a tlgurea,
mlll atocki a iuld aeem to have 1.n drawn upon
for conaumptlon aomewhal leaa than \>?\.. balea
Amerlcan weekly.
Tha moai atriking Improvemenl la In Iron pro
i dui tion, whlch roae to 217,108 l >na wei kl) Novem
1 i.. i l, accordlng to "The Iron Age." whlch is 1107
per ceal greatei than tbe largeal outpul evei
: known In an) prevtoua yeai Al the aame iMte
I tor November and December th. BfOdUCUOB
a-ould exceed by aboul ftlMII toa? tba bwgeet
quantlty erar produead la aay -ther balf-year
Mol only are there BO BtgBfl of dBCreaBB, bul other
rurna ?a ara reported a? prtpering, although the
|,ri.'e la fnlling. Ther- nre mnr.y Who d , B A t"
member that Blnce Beptambar 1 uaUl laat araek
prlcaa of piK Iron had baen hiifher than In 0 rtober,
ItJS, befora the electlon of Mr. Clevetand, thnu?h
ralla, platea, bar and atrveiural iron and ateel
were all lOWar, and only nalle hlgher. In vlew of
thla fact it is BUggeatlva that pig preduetloa la
- i, although the demani for practlcally all
producta of Iron haa materlally dacraaaad. lo
ireat is the ahrlnkaga that aorne wrorka have
?topped for wanl of ordera Boma have reduced
wagea and flome ..ther- are worklng part tlme
?r force, and ll la lenerally bellered thal bo
greal changa wlll appaar untll aft.-r January 1.
Prlcea of Iron producta aa a whola average 17
,?.,- eni i ?wer thaa Beptember 17, tha blgheat
pouiL
\. mi h Improvenurt appeara In any other
greal Induatry, for even the cotton manufactui ,
whlch la dolng as wall aa any other, d m?b not aaem
ta i.nlarglng Ita conaumptlon of matertal, prl ea
of prtnl clotha ara allghtl) i iwer, and there la a
growlng doubl whether the weakneaa In materlal
wlll t: ? im- lower j.r! :ea for gooda. The
woolli n n anufa itura abowa a Uttla a ore ??
elay worateda and aon.e beaver and ke ?? ? ?ve
ooatlnga belng opened cl a nominal adeance, bul
II |a ?. ? generally obaerved that aellera atl| ulate
to dellver al lower prl ea If lower ahall ba on
ceded hen tfl r I >ther buyera, whlch daprlvaa
? 1. d advan.t much me u Ing A ,
pharera have in auch a contracl n ithlng I i loae,
... th al the aald to be
large. Th w ollen manufacture proper la gettlng
a Httle more bualneaa, but nol enough to prevenl
, worklng ihorl for.r cl ?alng.
inufacture la atlll embarraaaed by tiie
effecta ?? th tn men t ? ia rlae of 147 p ?r et al ln
.... -.. , cenl i" leather and 40 per eent
i,, ,...-.. and ih ea, is ahown by quotatlona in
. i'. iew," ai d, "r- igh hl I ta h iva a ?w
...1 ?, per cenl and le ither 10 from tha top,
buy? ra an waltlng for a gn ater fall.
Domestlc exchangea for half of Sovember are
;: i . . ? ?? than laal year and 11.8 per cent
leaa than In 1892. Rallroad earnlnga are more
,:,!.. f ir the II at week of N ivember 11.7 per
than laal year, bul 11 per . nl leaa
than In 1892 though tonnage fr im Chlcago eaat
? now larger than ln any prevl u j e ir.
Th.- truth ia th il tl - new buBlni -
favorablt than the Bettl"ment on paal tranaac
ti ma or ddlverl i la and producta bs rall,
and it l. al preaenl th* wanl of new bualneaa
wbi h cauaea reactlon ln prl 'ea, and fallurea alnce
i. ? ier l are conal li rabl) btrgar than bul year*a.
UARRIAOB T\ VARTL l.V/J
M .rvi.md la in need of reform. The Repub?
llcana who have Juat carrled the Btate have a
mlealon before them. They ? in a/ln th" frlend
ahlp f the future arlvea .era of tha
I eitlaena and make themaelvea ao s :i 1 that no
? ii rallzatl n frauda or Baltlmore Rlnga can
drlve them Inl . the outer darknesa of opp aitl.m.
Thi . are b< Ing advlaed by Bome of the Inde
? '. .... . Tatle lea I tj th il whal la.-xp ot. d
of them i< just ? honi ernment, wlth n i
fa-. .t's even t r the ln lepend nta wh > . ?
i and dlalntereated i I
Whi ' e ' llowed ?? I wlth
aatlsfacti n thal nelthi r au ;eaa nor any notlon
ah ,., l the Republli ana to
.. .,,. ...... |r '?:'? ' thoae who
[,-.. i tn defi a; them by i leetlon frauda vVe alao
? ? f r th- ? '
. ? ? , ? ? ? h the
.11 ma could d ? arhl th ??? ild ao li
? ren Ier them |
.!. ? is t ? make Maryl in 1 mai i lage
? ? aay.
The .l ol thla reform la shown by the pree
ent coi il affalra ln Baltlm i ?
It auddenl) la madi known that foi theae many
yeara mly ? ni Blend r thi haa Ben I
ig i'.v.-is and theli dreama of happ
together. In every countj of the Btate the p bbI
? diity of marrylng haa depended on aome ilngle
human I ' Or.e m in dli - and for .:.:y;:. p< rh ipa
n.11 of a i ounl mu il glve up ali Ita
,..'?? md gh In | ln marrlage. Thal
i .; haa happene! In B iltliw re. The
lerk ' the C mri if Com P ? aa haa
p lw .,, ,. ...;; j 'i he appolntmenl of hla aui ?
la i matter t i gravi and de ii" ral ? c matdera
tlon. Tl gnll iw doea nol warrani
,: .- the *? mi er of lovera d ea n il br i ik
delay. v.-t thal ln this as- bj the mlafortune
the 1 i "?.-. for ruffle thelr tempera as they
may they can have no weddlnga wlthout per
tiii.-si.it: from the elerk of that court. Conae
quently then haa been arei plng In Baltlmore for
aevi ral daya. Brldea who had arranged for great
wi Idlnga, and Invlted frlenda and made cakea
ar.d boughl tt...v?-rs. iind themaelvea helpleaa
Bome of them th"it'h' of the expedtent of Band
Ing to an ither countj for the precloua llo i
and the derk at the Httle l wn of Towaon haa
been dolng a ruahlng rufllneea, bul then it was
found that his m.?trim inbal p.-rmits did n >t really
li11 the blll. Th.- Baltlmore lovera would have t..
cart themaelvea and thelr frlenda and thelr cake
and thelr (lowem over to Towaon, and moal >>(
the brldea declan?d that a marrlage under Buch
clrcumatancea waa aa bad aa no marrlage at all.
One mlght aa well i atpone a eeremony and ao
Inforra th ? gueata as to drag them oul of town to
??.?" th.- knol tled at a country courthouee. ll
araa better to pui ni> wlth the dleappolntment
and wall to be marrled al h une,
Bo the Baltlmore cburchea are cl ?ed; the mln
latera' aivea have auapended buylng thelr wlnter
cloaka, the Horlal and l.Team tradea are de
preaaed, the rallroada and watering-place h..t"la
are BUfferbaffar wanl f honeymoon partlea. And
..ii for tha lack of a iio-ns.- -i-ik
If polltl .ii commltteea had to rep rl on thelr
,.;,. tlon expenaea as well as candldatee boeaefl
would not have ao eaay an exteti
?
Turntng !n fais.- alarma of Bre li n >t as s.-ri
ti i ., j .? iis mi. but tt is still b groea offence
and ahould be Beverely puniahed, The fell iw wh,.
,< pi i tlalng ll over In Brooklyn nowadaya wlll,
,,,.. truat, be detected and caught. An esample
ahould then i> ? made of hlm whlch wlll have i
deterrent eftecl upon other knavea of hla kldney.
*
Ambaaaador Bayard aald In Dundee, Bcotland,
I ther daj thal be hoped "the mer banta of
"Dundee would Bnd an Increaalng market In the
? L?nlti d Btatea." To appreclate the atgnlfican.f
thla remark it mual be known that Jute manu?
facture la the ataple Induatry of Dundee When
! ,s fi |i nd i 'leveland an.l the Cuck wa made
the leatructlon ..f :h>- tarlff dutlea on Jute gooda
,i feature ..f the vVllaon i>? 11 lt was predlcted bj
Republlcana thal forelgn rittea lik.- Dundee would
i. nefll ai the expenae of thoae engaged ln the
manufacture of Jute in New-York, New-Jer
s..\. afaaaai i>n-,-tts md elaewhere in this country
The Pree Tradera aneered at the atatementa made
then, bul one baa only t,> make Inqulriea in Pater
Bon, N J., or Oreenpolnt, Long laland, to aacer
taln how adequately the predlctlona have been
fulfilled Dundee'a trade bad I.a langulehlng
:, ? ni-. of .mr protectlva tarlff and Indlan com
> p, tltlon. The eoollea are utid thelr rlvala In bu il
ti-.. i, bul the Unlted Btatea haa let down Ita bara
aml Dundee'a miii^ are K"inK agaln riKh: merrlly.
0 iis. Mr. Bayard hoped "thal the merchanta
"..r Dundee would Bnd an Increaalng mark.'t ln
"the Unlted Btatea." Idh men and daaartod mllla
in this country counl (<n- nothlng ao long aa wa
can cultlvate good feeltng uml brothed) k>ve i>'
glvlni '.? rk ?? our coualna acroaa the water.
??
N'n wonder Mr. Oroul ls aasloua aboul i i i
? uni i"d wanta to !?? Uayor vary i.a.liy. He
apenl 81294 38 ln thd Interaal ot thi fraquentera
.f Keri ran'a tuctlon room anl it wlll take "ti
alderabb i"f.>n:i laa practlce to m.ik.. it up
agaln
?
The laat i COBgraaa In a fit of econ
| omy uhen afked by Secretary Carllale to ln
creaaa tha aalartaj of twai UfB^wortm nt* ">?'?
ing guperlntendeote from tum w WiAm, raia-d
them to IUM and then made up for It by cu'tlng
ilnwn th- ll.so-i m.-n to the *ame .Ignre. The
Bocretaiy wlll at the n?-xt 6888108 make an Bfj
fort "< .ind., tha affeeta of hla imiBaaaaeji aid
and it la tO ba h >p8d w;?h aUCPaOB
-?? ?
The Hiidge Truateea an> aylne; to ?ry agaln le>
day ta aettle the Plaaa laaatioa. Doubtleaa they
have all the informatlo.-i on the aubjeel by thla
ilme that they win ba abte to obtala, though iaa
Plaaa has nol y.n ***** cleared ao that the
Brtdge ofllclale ran fairly eee what thej are
td tO Rive away. Th y ahould not 88 88*
cetved by U.e r-w t,-uk of ihe graap'r.g rall
road company, whien <-iairr.? lo b? netlng aolelr
ln tha publte Intereat, ?* ? ajaaa|?pnb?'.? *oo#**
Uon. Oraated that it ahould ba eate to I rne: ita
large numl'r of paaBengerS CBOaa to tha Mrldge
atatlon; it ougbt by all maana to do ao; but in
d .ing 'hls if aboul' i. -t Ireaca upon publlc p^P
erty. Already ita piopoaal haa atlmulated a
rival eoncara to aal ap a dalm t i Liberty-at.,
Whl h f.irttn a par* <.f the Plaaa tmpr vem-nt
ti.nly aafe thlng la to reetet atoutly <;."h anl
every elaim of thla kind. Otherwtee m a aBort
tlme we ahatl aee the whole of both Ubarty-at
.nd the Plaaa glven over t- trolley tra'ka and
caratanda _
PER80S l/.
"The ind-penderf ?a\s that Ihe receal repeel of
joaeph Cook'a eei i i - ;,t Melbourna, Auatra
,a. waa exeggerated. The attack wae epherneral
. .. broughl on by untlt dl.-t and ..vrexertlon.
Thi Weetmlneter Oaaette" are tbal Kather
. . treata hla patlenta at B/oeHahofea very
i ipl lly. He .-Ita at i long tabl. in a Urge. j.lalnly
furnlahed room, amoklng a hug? elgar Be die
rtptlona" tO an aaa.atant ln a
..... aa If h" were prceldlng at a rellgi.iia
Men, womea and chlMrea of every
? n m ufe aie pasi hlm tn an hour and a
ter he g-ta through 180 erithoul dlfflcult).
. examinatloi . and feet lueetlona ai ?
: .. ? . ? tj r o .
, ,-. : batha and ? and -v.iika .m wet gra?<
w'th bare f t exhauat thi I >'? . '? - f"*1'
?" '? ' .
? honey and m II ln il heri ? i
.... ? the ? ye. Bul the
,. relgn i i a 'or everythlng, a
Paator Kneipp managea to breah the n
ocnllat <<a w< 11
There le now ln the Parla preea a renewi I ari
BMI to te . rerted
? ;.> th" memory of Vlctor Buga Boon aftei i
. :M. fourteen yeara igo, a < om nlttee wa l
an i lubeerlptlom aollclti I. Ab nit 100,009 :i in i w?r.
?, mptl) ? dlected, i ul it ha l I.n an na I
i the monumenl ahould be >l gi at alaa ?
a;.d It waa rea dved that the tol il ?m
eaat W.Wfl frai r
<.-,. ... .\.- one-tillr 1 of thal BUHl nm bei
lorn, icontent la mai a
m. mbera of thi mlttee are accuaed o
dlfferent ln the matter
thi: falk of thi: i>\y.
At the f\r< alttlna o ' Orand ot
r of th. toa ol NeufchateL Bwlta l.
i .., Ilnan li I. J|. Colullery,
B iciallet Deputy, who !..- -
: ;., take an i tth of Bdi Ity to the conetltu
I ? Amld tii ! appla lae of thi r. tbe
Bl ne C< aa ? ired that ai ?
who refuai d to Ul >' ? aothlng bul aa
Anar hfctl 11 ???- i ' ? ?*?
dil nol take the oath ild i - tered a
member of the Aaeembly. I ? Deputy, BL
Blolley, a/h ? I pi ? fuaed teklng ihe ata,
rent I *e wae
ed to omlt In the formula any raention of
i dty.
?. . "| v ..?.? ? b iy a maki-'iip
i ., voung marrli d mai
? ? v ?? ,... .,,. i? . ? hoed "H e
take hone to mv w:fe
liome thn e houi? ago.' (in Uaaap*
-
II of 'he Age Do you de ? r- t. ? peaoe cf
E iro| ?
Choi ib "f Oreal Powera That lependa or. whlch
of us geti the klggeet p a
tnother Vlctln 'Thal football game the other
d iy ?' obaerve l VVrlgle: , "ma i
I ; in'i knoi you to *k : irt ln any . i
game the ol ? ''?." aal i ?pangler
??1 ,rdn't." rejolned vVr g "\ "I aeen wo
? ? .. . ,i, i. and ? v ry t.rr.a
,.,., ,: . . .; , ,.?? . ? ? grabb?d
n... !?: thi arri
\ Btardarl Remed) r.i n -Wbal la yoar
favorlte n rvi t kk! '
11|<] Bonda Moni y
]..,,!,; There goea I I -' i ' "P Munnlhold. I
,..?, remember the tlme when he thought it aa
hotior to look up to m>-. now he never n ?tlcee me.
Duddy Well. what of that? Toi aouldn t have
hlm look down on you, would you (Boeton rran
i trlpl
"The Lond MI <-iiri-t...n U I 1 ' I D - I' ?' I
little town n ^r Korfolk, Eng ir U a le I) I aa ?? I
eoclal poaltion. but who happened to bi i Cong
gxtlonallat, vUlted a ai k glrl four or hve tlmea and
prayed by her elde. A fortnlght ago j'.i ? rtagted tha
Bufferer agaln, and notlced that the mother amtehed
the aindoa with aom* ar.xiety durtng the tlme ahe
Btayed. comlng away the naother aald: "l am
1 to a-k > "i boi to me agaln, for the r? ?? ?
li ea aagry at your ca'.Ung." The aame eccleelaal i,
when aaked to atte:-.d ,i meatuxg <>f the Btbte B n
clety, promptly decllned, on th.- groand that at aur>h
meetlnga aome -.ittie Baptiet atlabiter might atand
on the plat.'orm and ca'.l hlm hia brotber "
a UNIVEROAL BBNTtMENT
"lyefa raily to the country'a need'"
Exclalma th^ feetlve "bum."
??And ralee the tax-* im agreed.
? m everythlng but rtim "
"Of eouree." aaya Cholly-boy, "we n-.uat
Pay un the country'a debta;
Hut reailv, it aeema unjiiat
To iaa our clgarettee."
"1 care not " crlea the Anar.-htit.
??\\'i ence re< ai uea ai pear;
Bo ral?e th- tax throughout th* liat?
Rxceptlng on our b.
ArJ fo It g >ea along the llr.e.
'Monget hlgh and low degree;
"You mual bpve 'ash. Columbla mlne;
Tax everi one aave me."
i W ji^hlngton S'ar.
One of the moai Bucceaeful '?? f the Ca ^'a
(Penn.) Indlan achool la the "outlag "ystem" K.ir y
tn the >p;ing. after 'vt- achool commeaceaaeat tha
boya anl itirla are put int.- famille*. prefe:abl> ln
the ?? 'untry. for farm or boueebold work during the
lummer, They return to the acheol in Beptembea
Not on.y do th.' puplla look forw.ird 10 thla 4v
arith great dellght, bul la alaaeaa .very uu i M
thelr hoat.a exprt -; I '? N 11 to have them agi
??I eee you have a new organlat," a.ii i th.
. ,?., ndani "Yee," inewered the im
??the oth-r fellow rol entlrely t..<> fr- ah. We
up th.- iptrlt of Brlgham Touna laai meetlnn
: poae tl ?? .l playi 1" '< >nl) ? ?
Glrl In the World f>r M. " " (Clndnnatl Rnqulrer.
Jatnea Payne, in "Tne li lependent." aaya that at
utifori. ln K.nt. there waa formerly a palace of
tbe Archl ahope >.f Canterbur) m whteh Weeaaj ia
aald to have held hla court, "lt waa hut a arrall
place and la now a farmhouee, ptetureaojae en.aigh,
bul exhlbltlng io algna of proai erttg. The
lay, however, thla little ln lenl bappaaedi
Th.- farmer aeal for a carpaaler i<> d> aoeae odd
I,.., aboul the houee and among other thm^a to
mend the knocker. The man t.>ok it off and aakt,
after a C nee - \.i!"ina:lon of It: 'Do vOU kr.-w what
this knocker la made of? 'Why, braaa. i auppeee.'
'No; lt i-' pure gold.' And it waa. Thlnk of the
yeara that that ri.h prbM haa hutig at tlie meroy of
ever) tramp!"
The C rnfed Phlloeophei Denger." aaya the
r .rnfed phlloeopher, "eeeme t.< eaerclae a never
er lln* faaclnatlon over the rnln.N of men. It \*:\ la
aome l ? attempl the conqueai of htthert > laacceeetbia
? iii^ .mi l leada othera to eommlt aaatrtmoay.
inapo i- Journal.
?The New-Haven Journal and Coarlec" t.k.a a
ophp! vi.w of the receal attaeha by aoaaa of
the ChrletuiB BTorttera apoa the rapatataaa anl fair
fame of the unlverett) town arhleh gave Mi.-h oaTaaea
to local pnle It aaya "lf 008 up a treo, ard
therefore aafebj aeparatad from the Chrtatlaa ITeeba
e.a. tne w ukera of lnl.|ulty and the tndi-t.-rmlnate
booaaera of New-Haveev aaa) be peamltted '.< Braf
an optoton or iwo imo the eeethbxg aea of eplnkra
Whlch la t.ireatentng to en^alf a I who aie rot up a
tree, we wlll .nuttoualy oplne th.a both New n.i\?n
aad v.iie mlght be tietter lhan thej ara Uaal there
. a good d.al of force ln tha optetoa ef thoae who
nny thal N'ew-Haven anl v.ii. ire pcobabt) atumi aa
?:.i mmI aa b.,d aa othei thlnga of tbe gaaae k ? i
nnd thut when the ChrJatlan Wotkera hoM another
conventlon tn a clty aa good and m 1 al ia N.w
H.u.n theN will feel katter MtbaBed tf aoae ?t naelr
arorkera flxea thlnga ao that the laeal prlde' la
arouaed. And we herei.v glve notlea that aaaer no
clrcumetan aa aha I we retraet ot gaUUhM any of
theae oplnlor.a. W. ehall not waver, even K tJlatef
i I'oteat leaa. and we don't bell.v. ahe wlU"