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DISTRESS1NG
DISEASES
OF THE
SKIN
Instantly
Relievcd
and Speedily
Cured by
Prrrnv Cnrg TaaA*B?KT.?Wtrm
batha, wtth Ctt.viT.a Sn.o-, RI ng* gpplUatlMM ef
Orncraa (oiritmonO. and mild <li>?ea <>f COTtCVlU
Raacavsae .thenew blood piirifl-r).
aoiaiaroiiriio?iih*?..r-d M-i-.-mVi-.- I Nawi.RT ???,..
1 ondoo. I'oth.. U?i.. A?i. Cam u?' .Solr I - >>??? Bo? ,.a.
TIIK PI.KSIDKNT OUTDONE
I .inliuiii'il from l'lrat P:me.
layg Uatre >ia\i' been egpreaalona from this
gource leaa frlendly than durlng the tlme thal
Oermany and Oreat Britain were rrowning al
each other. It tu not Impoaalble that Lord Salis
bury'a Btltude toward tht? VeBeanelan matter
changca from tlme t<> tlme, accordlng t.? the
??hange* of the Internatlonal sdiuation In Eu
rop n is i" igniaed here thal the adjuatmenl
of aflralni wlth Qermany may have reatored
Ballabury'a orlglnal pollcy of deflance toward
th. r-iit. d Btatei _ a .
lf it provea true that thi- Brltlah Bylng aquad
ron is comlng thla way, th.- probabillty i* that
Ihe oiiglnal idan of the Navy Departm nl to
aend the North Atlantlc Bquadron to Venea?
uela for wlnter practtce and *-\ dutlona wlll be
carrle.l ?-i t. The Bermudaa rylng botweeri 600
and 7(H) mllea off the coaat of the L'nlted Btatea
would afford an admlrable taae ol operatjone
npaiii'--. anj j- in:. from Cape Cod t<> Kej w-st.
and whlle the ialanda are part of the Britlnn
Empire, he aaaen bla.t a i ra erful neel
ihen- could eertalnly n.>t b< regarded wlth In
cliffprence bj the Unlted Btatea Governmenl
0I h, jt- i ? '? ia explathed aatlafactorily.
WHAT THKV TUIXK IN BRITIBH GULAXA.
A BBUKP THAT BNGLAJU) W1IJ. AVJ WITHOUT
i; ;.; VBD TO 1 lll< ' OUXTBT H DBPIBE
im: ARBrTKATlOK.
Ool -n. Jaa. 17. Idrl aa receivetl here from
Brltlah Gulana indicate the llkeliltood of Qreal
Britain deallng with Veneauela wltbout aay re?
gard for the Unlted Btal a' deaJre to obtain arbl*
tratl a I th. dl?i ?? . ,
\ amail Venezuelan force. under ihf command
or Oeneral Mi Pheraon, is atationed on the bank
Of the CU! onl I'.lver.
TIIK COMMISSION MBETB TO-DAY.
MR. MAl.l.liT PBBVOST I.IKKIA TO BR K.l.Ii- TIil>
BBCBETARV PROBABW5 J.EN"<:vH OT
thr inqi irn.
Waab ngton, Jan ll (Bp. ilal). Thi Veaeiuelan
Commuulon w hol-J anotker meatlng to-morjow
At this meel ng, i expe ?? l. Ih* formal e!
cf Bevero Mallet-Prevueti al Kear-York. aa aecre
tary of the Commlealoa, wlil take place. .Mr. Mallet
Prevost etanda hlgh at the New-York Bar. Not
andlng bla forelgn naine. lie la a full-fledged
,,.-..;-, ;. | g| || - Moal of hla i irly llfe
waa apenl al Zaeatecaa Meaica where his father
waa the Amertcan C. naul. Ha is a fioe llngulat, an I
la eapacially famillar wlth tb< Bpanlab language.
Thi- knowladge wlil atand hlm In good atead In
- tba work of Ihe CommlaBlon. Mr.
Mallet-Prevoat galned epeclal dlai a Gov?
ernmenl < in* I ln the brated
);. to 1.880.000 acrea of land
ln New-Mexl o. One of Ihe chaptera ? ' thi P
: m. i ai I) ar blvi ? ' Bpaln, an-i
? .-... ..-?:: mual look for
evlden i ihe boundary dlapute, Al
tha preaent tlma Mr. Mallet-Prevoi i aaao lati I
wlth< Mr, Coudert, a son of th" Commtsaioner. In
th.- dlaputi between Italy and Colombia, whlch la
bel ? Hn al Ii nl . l- vi 'and foi arbitral
ln caae Ii ? ?iy lo vkall Veneauela
i . . -- - ioi othei .v >?? . btalnabli. ihe Com
: to maki Ita
)??-- than ilx montha In .. n enl Intervlen n ???
to i i ? .- ..: the ? 'ommlaalon,
Urrwer, Ita prt-akling ufflcer, aald it would
Itself of the maaa ol I iry i vl
.. 8l ite 1). ;..:: tmi nl and
.-.??!-,-. "i i ir rnaln
room." he aald, provlded wlth lonj; tablen
on arhl -h man and le of the
v.aii wlll be .^.kei. ; - :.!?!;.- for Ihe hanging of mapa
< . \ i irltlah ''? ilai , a ng lo the
< i - ie ..:i : ? . country In ai Ich th- -
i I'.pj'.es of documenta loo, b ii:iik on tliis
i... ha i ai the Btate Departmenl and at
?ne Y..-1./ ? ! ii. Legation. Thi proi.dlnga of ihe
K -i- -.;.. ... >? ?-... ol whlch Sli Robert
v\ ?- i . irreauondlng member, wlll i>n
drawn on I >r mateiial, and, Ii fact, no iru la irthj
wlll be neglecti i In our s--.ii.!i foi th..- ttuth
- matter.
"Of courae, < n ? i ? ? i o ill theae d umente
t?r. i ;i ipa ia onlj prellmlnary to oui aele tlon and
authi ntl itloi v\'h::e a mnj take th
in.- documenta for tht? prellmlnary Inveatlga
of courae, not b?- proper '" look "ii them
a?< authentlc wlthoui a iinai ..fli lal verlflcatlon by
<-ii" .ir more of our nuniber hy an Inapectlon ?
oriKinal documents. it la therefore dlfflcult ... sa\
how long tf.is work la rolng lo *ik" We havi hoped
that o-.ir bibora mlght b -orapleted ln three montha
but It ia not ] -.i make any ." "ural tate
ment on th:s aublect, ti.r i. wlll probably bi
aary for (..mi" ol >".r number ,u<\ only u> \islt
Veneauela but also lo examlne the documenti of
oonveyanee by the Bpanlab un<i Dutch tiovernmenta
ut Madrld ar.d The Ilair ? I do nol - ii
it will he : ? .. or all of ua t.. vlalt all three
of iheae countrlea, but n wlll rertalnlj he neceaaary
? - tne of -'- toaee inc orlglnal documenti .: theae
oriidnnl documenti rannol be brought :.. ua, Theae
tripa to for> -n mntrlea avill in tbemaelvea i.i\u
ably conaume over a m.>nt!i in ea fi inatance, and
fo it ia extremel) doubtfni whether we wlll have
rompleted our work in three montha' tinie. The in
ternational an ! dlplomatl Importan e of oui u.'tk
y\.:i preclude tki poaaiblllty of ha??ie in any dlrec
:-. i??: ? .? nol be huni.-.i i.i any
v. ay."
?- B>
HAS TIIK POPE OFPBRBD TO ARBITRATE?
IT U BBIOBVBU IN B vsHIM'.TON THAT THB
I'.t MOR 18 IMMI Nt.KI).
Waahlngton, Jan. IT/?Aecordlng lo tha bea
formation here, tha dlapatch trom Rome to "The
Chn ng that thi ! '>n.. (hrou'gh
?al >'!!. i.ad made a aeml-offlclal offer .<>
Preaidenl Cleveland to acl aa arbitral ir between
Greal Britain and tha L'nlted Btatea, !ia- no I ninda
ih<:i m fact. Cardlnal Batolll has no dlplomatlc
atandlDjT in thi Unlted Btatea. He haa hlgh eccleai
ea as Apoatolli' i ieli gati. bui no ai
Btate 1 >.?)>.! tmi nl c iuld nol n elv.
hlm ;n any dlplomal rapacity wlthout breaking
off rebatlona wlth Baron i-'m\.?, ihe Itallan Amba ? i
dor.
A s> ..? .!.\.- weakni aa torj
lies ln the aaauttiptlon that there i? aomethlna lo
he arbttrated between the lTftlted Btatea and <',n'.ii
BrHaln, whereai thi contentien la between Great
Hritain and Veni z;iela
NO DOUBT OP ONTARIO'B I.dVAI.TV.
RKHi>I>i"ri('\ OF DEVOTION INTROIM'CBD !N THB
aJot'HK OF (X)BJMONg IN TOBONTO
Toror.?'i. '<t.-. Jan 17, In Ihe 11?> :f<- of Com*
moim to-;:iKh. Mr. M Nfiii Conaervative, L-ave no*
llee of the follOa ng te?olutiun:
That ii vlen "' ii. Ihreatenlng aape i oi foreign
affairs Ihe H'.u- ? d< i I
? Her Majeatv's
Wttl 14* Si,
ZB*B9
^b\V TP,6E BjajM 'far^.
C9^RELIABLT ^
CARPETS
WARSHIPS WANTED.
li, ii,.. i.iii it i- aroaaa 6 to i 188000.800 1
on *
? flee la
wool gad aragn ai " ?w "? ;'"- '"
B oibar frlk.w pay tl
eave-ad aoa 8ad pa ? ? ' ?
FURNITURE
lt,ilu< ?-<l lo imiK?* room lor ii.\i uixdla.
CASH or CBiiDia -^
(OWPERTHWAIT $rO.
K)4,106 and 108 ^yt 14 * 9t
NEAR 6TTAV.
JBOtitfi bcc.Ci>: Ffatbush Av. near Fui!o? Sl
Ooveiument and pronie of the L'nlted Kitiadnm of
thp tinalterahle loyalty nn.i dovotlon to the Br'.Cnh
. throni and th Ponatltution, and Ita ponvlctlon that.
i ahould tho o caalon unhapplh ai ae, ln no "'her
, | 1:1 of i ie Hr'.itBh Etnplre than In the Domlnlon
l of canaia would mcre aubatantlal aacrlfleei atttel
the determlnatlon of Her Mejeaty'a aubjeeta to
; malntaln im mpalred th.' Integrlty and Invlolate the
honor of Her Majeaty'a Emplre: and thal thla
Hjviae furthei retteratea the oft-rep it< fealre of
(K?* people of Canada o< malntaln Ihe m.wt kindiy
r< lat'ona with ;h.'r kinrmen of ih" l'nlted .-'iatfa.
Cl.i Ii FS DIXXER.
SJOOD QO> r.KVMi-NT mi:n OATHBB AT thi; ht.
DCNIS I. J c.M.r.WAN PRBSIDES
Qood Governmenl Club F h.ui its aecond annaal
.1 .,,.,; i u I nlghl al llfe Bt. Denla Hotel. Th.-? were
about alxty peraona preaent, among them b.ini? Tax
CotnmlaaloneT Butro, Clarenee w. Bowen, Alfred R.
Dg( in i. c Coffln. l' H. Cushtaan, 0, C.
Tcmple, W P. Btonabrldge, .1 Auguatua .iohn?on.
Quatav H B hwato, John Rrooka Uaatrltt, F. H.
T.. T. CALLANAX.
Dodd nnd r>. Porasl Orant, tha las: four of a-hom
were the apeakera of the ovenlng. L. J. Callanan
prealded. He sji.l that after thf late unpleeaant
no?< of Ihe laal electlon, there waa erent need of .i
union ol th.. entlre atrength >>:' the eluba that work
be Ifnmedlately begun for ihe elty campalgn
of H97.
Do roreat r.r.int urged that the nomlnatlng power
of ;he cluLt b" not glven up, aa he thoughl ii the
mainaray of the eonfederatlon.
Mr. SJbhwab aiid thiit before the battle.of is??7 the
f\cii?? queail.in would have to he retnoved from elty
uolltira. The only rellef from it was by legtalatlon,
and he thoughl the queetion would flnally have to
be eubmittp.i through ihe Lagtalaturo to the rotaa
of the people. _
.4 REPVBL1CAS HAJ.IY FROPOBED.
TO CBUCBRAT1 THB PORTIgfTH ANNIYBRBABY Of"
THB I'AHTYS BIRTH.
Waatiiagton, Jan. 17.?Al a meetlng of the rnion
Rapuhllean Club of thta-dty to-r.ight reeolutlona
were adopted providtng for a oelebratlon on Feb
ruary 30 of the fortleth annlverflary 6f the birthday
of tlie Repufcllcan party and requeatlna Republlnna
throapliout the l'nlted Btatea to make one gr.ind
unlveraal redly on ;hrit <iay.
.? -? ? *
JOtXBOX BBBOVYBB TO l'KiflT.
m: IATI Hl WOX'T BETVRN TO im i. \ i-r.i.n.i \
EXCBPT ON* HIS OWN TFRMS.
Tampa, Fla.. Jan. i"-n~n.lamin Johnaon, the ab
ng Phlladelphla Btoekbroker who waa ar
reated here aearal daya a<ro. haa reaolved to Sgbl
BXtradMon. He has empioyed a lawjrer, who aaya
i ii Johnaon wlll not return to Phlladelphla nntil
forced t i do i i by the law or untll Kendall & Whlt?
lock, wiiom he la cbarged wlth robMng, gunrantee
Immunlty from proaerutlon. Detectlve Donaghey.
uf Phlladol] hla, reached here to-day lo take .lo maon
ba i< and waa eurprlBed t.? learn thal the broker
would ftght extradltlon. Th.' detectlve broug it n i
,.... papera and ean do nothlng untll be
he ira frora tbe PhlladelphU authorttlea.
UR. CROKER AXD llTl.I.E BEAIiE.
A REPORT THAT HE has D1BP08KTJ OF His BHARB
IV TIIB l'\l;M
It waa raported and generally bellwed In Ihe up
? i , hotela and eaf*a laal niKht ihat Rlehard
Croker has dlapoM i of hla Intareal ln ihe iieiir
Itaadaatodt (arm, Naah\1He, Tenn.. to hla partner,
.,.-.,: w ii Jarkaon. When Mr. Croker pur
h'?Bed an Intereal In Ihe r.-mn he'dld nol know aa
im;oh about iacln< a? he dnea at Ihe preaenl lime,
?nd h. pald, it la aald, (230,000 for the prlvllegc or
ownlng .. half Intereal in Ihe horaea and n area an I
thelr produea, bul d i nol aoqulre an intereal In the
f;:rm it-.lf Mi. Croker la wlaer to-day tha i ? en
>.,. made the purchaae, ao It la nol .-it all i trpt
t>iat he haa dtapoaed Of hla ahare In the prop .? ta
large liacount on the orlglnal eoat. It la aal-1 thal Mr.
Croker wlll retaln Forkvllle Belle ahd the atalllon
treet, and wlll ahlp them to Bngland. it is
llkely thal Mr. Croker la arrangtng t? make a long
-;av'iii England when be returna ;.. thal oouhiry.
Soihe of hla hor ta are eatenalvely <-iifcHK''! ln the
stakes lo be run for ln 1891 and ISM Bome of Mi
Croker'a frlenda ?ald ia?t nl^ht that they expected
hlm to arrive ln this dty ? imi tlmi l ?- kaj
JEBOME CRIT1CIREH TBE CBAJIBER.
A Ttia^a-tne.tim; under tha BUaptcea of 'he lat
and lli Aeeembly Dlatrtrl organlaatlonfl of the CHy
Vlgllanca Loagua wa? held In the church al Mar
ker and Henry Bta latrl n^ht. A letter wai re
celved from thf Rev. Dr Parkhurat, regrettlng hla
InablUty to 1k- preaent. Jn-iiee Jerome told of the
glorlotia reform electlon "f 1v:?4. and of the fai!tir^
ln the electlon "f iw:.. He crltldBed the Cbamber
of ominifivp for ihe Dallure of laM Xovember.
The Rev. Malcolm <:. Dana, of Broolrlyn, ."i>>kp of
the greal need of sajiltary reform on th" K?"; Btde.
RECEPTIOX FOB BI8B0P FABLEY.
The mombera of the Brownson Cathollc Club Kjv
a ;, ieptl n laal nlghl foi Bllhop J, M. Parity at
thelr dubhouae, No. W Baal Ono-hundred-and
forty-aecond-at. Tliere wera i.r< ?"nt a? gtir^is ;he
Hev. l" McMlabon, rhc aparltual advlaar of tha
club: the Rev. P. w Tar ly, of ft. Jeroflie'a; the
I;. ? .1 c Kisii ?>?. of K.pnlhani. and the Rev, I>r.
Qregi of 8t. Auguatlne'r.
\ Idreaaea were made by Hiship Fnrley, the Rev.
,i. Q. Mallon, .1. Palrfaa IfcLaughlln, ea-8rhool
(Tommlaaloner Jamea Oouldeo and th< prealdeni of
the club.
.1 JEWELRY H0V8B IX TROVBLE.
Ban Kranelaco, .lan. 17.-Two attachaaenta for
y> i ?.??.. bn ighi lo- lay agalnat the wholoaale
lewelry flrm of Oeorge OreanawelB a- Co. by h ^
Newbauer * Co., of thin clly, and ll B. Porei ??
Co.. of Hew-Tork. Oeorge Oreenawetg i? now ln
Kew-Tork, a-xl n<> one ronnected with the titm la
wllling to rn.ikf- a atatemenl ?? :<> Ita affalra. The
prlnrtpal credltora are in the Eaat, and tha total
Ind. btedi ? ? - la aald to be large,
t l/'7 l/\ IIKMY <>\ TBI 1/.
Ii - Pranelaco, Jan it The court-martlal ..r
Captaln Healy. ol the Revenue rutter Bear, was
opem i th afternoon Afier tbe courl wa? formal
ly organlaed, wlth LJeutenanl Reynolda a>- Judge
Advoeate, an adjournmenl untll to-tnorrow was
laki n
\o BOXD I'oni l\ VBIC lf/f>.
Chlrago, .lan. 17.?Ofllcera of avery Nattonal bank
rumored to l>e a member of a pool to BMke a blg
bld for mllllona of tb<> new bond lanor. .|f-r.!rd to-day
ti. aglatonce ol any auch comMnatlon The iiiin.>i^
Trual an<i Bavtnga Banl la th. only one whlch haa
iade h bid for the bobda, the atHci ra admlttlni thal
a l>id for J1.(??(.i?ki ba;" been forward.d to Waahini/
ton They refuae to |lv? tli? ptioe offered, bul it
la belleved to he l.ll.tw it la ihe general oplnl-m
among (ocal offlrlala thei the banaa wlll ne.'.i all
Ihl aol'l they have in ih.-;: \anlts or . an gel hold
of. aa they rannol tell when they wlll wani t"
uae it or when gold wtn be al a premlnm.
1)1 WER /'? BOXOB i>l RX-JUDUB FIXVB.
T'i;e i mmlttee <?: Arrangementa announca lha
? Ina n*i of apeakera for the dlnner t>o be givrn
mbera ..f thi Pal Itpallon Fraternlty ln hon ir
,,' ?\ .i dgi Prahcla Mllei Plnch, at tha Hotel
ri'...' h anlng next:
. lo e Bai "ii (1 ali. '" i i ..iile< F M i '?? an
(\ al tl). l n it-- "i '?' ? ? ?? B Van l1- \s al r
(Cornell, '71), Kdmund Clarenee Btedman (Vaie. '51),
Vbl (Nrw-Vork t'nlveralty, ">ii. Pi
. '.. I. iwev (Va1 . '.lo, Thoina- 1 i '? i
(Vale. .'. Profeaaor wnlai.i Plake (Hamlltnn, 'M>.
Charlea Uudle) Warner (Hamllton, U) and Di
.,, ,,|... !!? n> y Poa IR i 'heator, tf)
?. -
VRH. <ir\t:i..\\h (JIYE8 \ LVXCBBOX.
Waahlngton, .lan it ifrs. Cleveland gave a
lunchi on lo-d ty al tha B/hlta H ubb in hm^r of her
,. , || (i w,. dward, of New-Tork, aii'i of M aa
Bi int, of Now-Tork, tha guaol ol Mra Lanoni
Tha tai'ie v..>- prettlly dacorated Wlth roaea and
l.ni- Mr-- Cleveland a gueaia were Mlaa wood
v,,.i i?laa Rryant, ai m^ Traln MIbb Kmlly Uray,
Iflaa Lettltla Btevi nai n M ? i Jullfl ?< itt, Mlaa Ilar
?,,, mi rfoii, Mlaa 'im. t- Traln, Waa Hafntoa and
lltaa Katberlnt Hamlln.
TIIK. BaaaTf 1' TBIM CtlB UT.ST.
A. B. C. b?t Oatmeal
AI.BK.4DV BTBAM (OOliKD.
ODD8 AM> i:\hs OF P0UTIC8
TAMMANY OENERAL TOMMrTTEE MEBT8
BBOBOAKBATION POR Utd BEBOLCTI. Bfl POB
THB MONKOE DOCTRIrtl AXD UB IIUL
BXCISB UkWI
The largO ball of th" Tammany Wlawam. in EMt
rUrteenth-rt. W8. ?? I..I Bt?l ^.^^
and bravea eallad together by the reorgan gatlon of
the Tammany Hall Oeneral Cotamlttee for 1118. II
muat he nlmi.tei lhal Ihe Tammanj ladktaa ael
.Venample of leeeni beha^or ai tbalr 8?theri"g.
whteh wa. m atrtklng cantraal #lth <.Icmeanor
of thelr brethren. tha Platl Repubncgna, who met
at n... IU Weal Thlrty-elghth-at. tha nlg ? before.
,;111 ?-,.,,. rall I I ? RepaWk ia Oauatj ( mmlttee,
E Lauterbach, i ?
Anguatua W. Petera chalrman of the Tammany
General .?.mmlttee laat jrear. prealded, and. aftar
the credentlala of the varkma dUtrrd delegatkuia
had been haaded up to Becretary McOoklrlck, com
mitte i on permanenl organlaaHoa and reaolutlona
were apprfnted. ta-Burregata Raatoe B. Ranaom,
rhalrmer. of tha (v,mm;ttee on Permanenl Organi
Zlti.?. reported m favor of the re-eleetlon of Chalr
nan Petera and ot Ihe followlnl general aecre
tall..,: .,.,?? B McGoldrlck, Jacob Marka. Palrleh
\. Wkltney and B. ... Brady. wlth a vle -chalrmaa
and aecretary fcom each Aeaemblj dlstrict i ? i -
porl of the commlttee waa gdopted. The name ol
rx-PoMce Juaaijsa John R. VoorMa waa loudly
ckeered when it waa reaehed In tha Hai ol i -
chalrmen Mr. Voorhla recently rejolned thi W ?
wam and repreaenta the VHth Aaa mbly Dlsti
Ex-Clty caambertain T. C. T. Crata, chalrman of
the Commlttee on Reaolutlona r i n I " ' "
Mdorelng everythlng lhal Tai imany i ogni* - --
Dcmocratlc from Jamea Monroe dowti to Grover
rieveland, and reafllrmlng the Monroe Doctrlne aa
one of the prlnclplea of Tammany Hall. The prea
e?t reform Admlnlgtratloa of thla city waa rererrei
to Bllghtlngfy, and ll waa even Inttmated lhal ll waa
no bctter lhan it oiwht to be. A declaratlon that,
although conup.lon and malfeaannw had b en
cbarged agalnal many Tammany ofllcla.a removed
from offlce by Mdyor Btrong nol one of them had
rel beenjalled, eauaed manj brevea to expreai theli
?atlafaction nt ?.urh a falluri of juatle* by dlgglng
^;AUT ititoth",;.--.?..?: :.m,t ^
htatliy apVlauded tha referenca to ihelr veated
"Mr'frnin made tha only apaeeh on the re j i
tl ' ond aff. h. aat lown Ihey ^ ?do|rt*<l.
lohn (' Bheehan, playlng the part ;",n- ? ' ,
r'rn.rnbeS th* CommUtee on Organ i
iftuld^?lH3 addltlonal year-.y. Both reeoh.
arera adopted. _ ^
\ CAXDIDATR FOR ITOORHEBS'fl BBAT
l.apone. ind., Jan. .7 a peraonal letter recelved
,? ,his clty gaya tha. Becretary of Btate Owen a ,.
'0, be a randldate for the Republtcan nomlnatlon
for Oovernor ll I- cu. -? al oolltl j.1 rumor .ha
Mr Owen wlll be a randldate roi I nlti I ? ?
.,-,,,. io bucci i Mr \oorheea
PREE-COIXAOE MEX IX MICHIOAX.
Lanalng. Mlch.. Jan 17 A conventlon of the ad
ro ,|M ?? ... . ol allver al the ratlo of I
to !. made up of delegatea ot both the Demo rarc
and RepubKcan partlea, waa held here r?t*rda>,
and the neu canvaaaed for tha formatlon ofa pai -
and the patung of a gubernatorlal tlckel In Ihe
Celil II ?a< derlded to IfBUe an addr.-s
!eop>, BHtlng forth lh? Bi ?i i
I Bee'allver vlewpolnt. and awail Ihe artlon ... Ihe
.'... ?i., partlea upon ih< Jaaiie bi the Natlonal
eonventlona If auch allver lealalation aa hi
ma I- i w?a nol pul in ihe platform. then a ron
w.n.ion ahould be called for Iba formatlon of a
fr ? ? ??'? ? party._^_m
ROBCOE .-i.NKT.TVr? REPPBI.tCAX PW'B
Th.. Roscoe Conkling Rapubllcan Hub of thi
XXV11 h V? mbly Watriot met laat nlahi ai No
104 Weal rorty-aeventh-at.. and elected ihe follow
I. .,-, . preald. it, Dr. E V. Buck; I
,....;.; s T H ii ' : ; Ice-prea lent,
V.nk ? Taniley; lhlr.1 idce-prea'dent '?? ri
lUrney aal-retan Andrea BhMda. and trea
r Benrv Wall Reaolutlona were adopt.
IhB cSdldacy ol i-v. P Morton fo. thi Preal
dency _ ^
Hir.H R OARDEX A CAXDIDATE
Reportf aboul Tammany Hall laal ? ?? nlng Indl
. i;'..i i! al Ihi app ilntm nl of m C r "'?
miBSloner Charli F\ Allen to be John A. Bulllvan'a
Bor as collector of Inlernal Revenue for the
II i mit.-l Btatea Colli itlon Dlatrl ? of New-York
if! i,y n0 mean bo certaln aa waa al one tlmi eup
poaed. Th. re |b another candldate ln the I
.?-.lonei Hngh R Ganlen, ex-preald nl ol the South
< i n Boclety, and i promlnenl membei of tha N-w
y.irk Camp of Conf dcrate V'eterana
Mr. Garden la an active mi mb<. ol lha Nea -
Tork Btate Uemocracy, and. II la believi l, la b'lng
urgeri upon Prealil nt Cleveland t>> ex-Mayor v
lam ii Orace and othera auppoeed to i. ? potenl a th
thi Natlonal Admlnlatratlon. it i? aald, ala.
Mr. (Sarden h?n aucceedi i ln obtalnlng the I
ni-nt of Bi nai il H1II .
Mi allen i- anoclate Tammany Mal. leader ...
Ihe JCXVlIth Aaaembly Dlatrlet, of whlch Jamea .1
Mnitln la Ihe leadei Btrong efforta are belng m.yle
by ihe Tammany magnatea lo aecure Ihe place f..r
Aili-n and overturn the growlng bopea ot Garden.
A Y/;U C0A8T fiBFEXCE IUfJ..
IT APPBOPBIATBg 1100.000,000 *NT> CREATBg A
BOARD Or n IRT1I ICA1 lOXS,
Waahlngton, Jan 17 iBpeclal), Th? utleel |.r..;>o
alilon to improve the coaal defencea comea from
Re[irr?ent.itive Woodman, ?!i i haa Introdu ? I ?
Mll on the aubjecl ii. Ihe Houae. The Bral
of Ihe meaaura prov!dei tha. for the purpoae of ????
tatdifihint' fortlflcatlona and other defencea and
udeijuate protection of the roaal clttea <>r th>- I'nlted
,-4tate? .her.- ahall be approprlated Ihe aum of
glOO.000.ODO The who!" or .my porl Ih reol I i I i bi
Immedlately avallab:e - ? ered by Ihe Preal
A bi ar l is created, l - be h toa n aa ? he
?...-i> l <.f Portincatlona I. la to ronaiai of a x
?i ? beva, ln addltlon lo Ihe Becretary of War, arl .
ahall be ex-offlcld cha ma i of ihe B ar?l 1 ?
tho membera are lo be offlcera of the Army The
remalnlng four gre to i? cl lllana, of arhom one
la to be an englneer ai>.i nni an attorney-ai
Th. membera of Ihe Board are la b appolnted ,
and detalled bj the Prealdent, wlth Ihi advici ? d
ronatnt of Ihi Benate They are In hold offlri untll |
tlier ain- eaaora quallfy. Thoaa membera nol offl
clali of >h" I'nlti i Btatea are to recelve aalarlea
of 17..".?>? a year. The Board Ii lo have full power,
aruh thi conaenl of the Prealdent, lo caui i ?
. ? ir-.- aurveya to be made al or neai thi i?i'?
herelnafter mentloned, and al Buch oiher po -
thev aaay d?em advla,able oi aa Ihey ma\ i.. di
rected by Ihe Paealdwi or b) Congreaa, Thi Board
la lo rauae to be prepared (.i.-ns of rort'.t). .
propoaed for ea>-li of ihe \ai oua porta, wlth i
matea of the <-oat of each. and lo have full au
?' irltv l ? cauae the ?'.rk to proeeed, on Ihe ap
proval of Ita plana and eatimnlea bj thi Prealdent
The appropi atlon of lino.m.- lo ha avallable
only aa rollowa, unleaa otheraiae o lered by Ihe
Prealdent: Per ihe n--.ii yeai ? ? fllng fune '?<. l^1''
v.m.m.1.1 f.,r th" ii' al yeai endlng June 8), larvy.
| ? ..oo; for Ihe ilsral y.ir endlng lune I8M
j....,,,.,.. ar)fj f,,r .;,,. i,s<i ..a- endlng June Vt,
1 v 'i , ,Ul.| 1901, ?'-?'?" I.OCn i ' ll val. Sal 1 Blima
mai i" expe. di l nmli r rt re t!on ..; ih< -
of Wai aa " commi n Ii i by ihe Roard <>'< V
t ..-I- The foliowlng im:. an lo recelve oonaldera
;.,,? |n ihe order ol thi - ? nai urteni nee Ib, aa de
r|,|i i \,\ ii... R tai i v-- ? I " I H Frnn
elaco, Chiraao, Waahlng. N'ear-Orleana Phtla
delphig Hampton Roada, S'ewporl ' a . Raltlmore,
T'ho.i* laland norta ln XarraganBetl Ray Kei Weat,
. , ii |, |i .,. Moblle \.-u i.... ?: . s.n .-??,>. .; ,i
-.???,.n rnrtland Hirei I-. ii- .;.. WUmi
Porli mouth, Por< ?" - ? I I :? i n Ni a Ued
ford porta ..-- Ihi l'".' RIver, Porl Knoa
and New-Haven i 'onn.) Ban Plego, porta on Pugel
.?n?r.,t. iHilulh Raull tti M.'. rieirolt. To'.edo,
cievelap'1. Buffalo, and ar? nthi.rla althar on
F?a or lai;e rn.-W" of th" I'nlted Btatra whlch ihe
Board maj ??
CONDITION OP Tlllw OOLD RBBRRVE.
Waahlngton, Jan 17 Thi '' goM reaerve
ai ih< eloaa of aitatneaa lo-day "tooi g| B3,71t,tT70
The wllhdrawala for thi da as reported amounted
to |1,8U '">
?
////: \I08T /.;//'// ITIfl TE8.
Prom tih- Detroll Ti bune,
Praceptraaa Mlaa Bmltb, what aie our aiionaeat
wordi "i affli mal
iliH? Bmltb Thla ..< so guddthal
MEM0RIE8 OF THE ARCADE.
A FAMOUfl <'M> BUILDINQ TO BE TQRW
DOWN.
KONBTBD mkv WHO RAVB HAD THKIR OPPICBB
l\ rtf a MODBRN WY-BCSUPBl TO BB
liill.T AT BROADWAT AXD RBCTOB-BT.
Befora lonjr, though tha ggacl date nf ita demo
IRIon hns not been flxed, the famoiia old Armle
Bulldlng at the corner <>t Broadway and Rector
at. wlll be torn down t.. make way f"f ?' Btodcrn
twanty-atory Btructure. The Arcada. Ita lowtr nail
way wora amooth by th- tramp .>r th >usan.i? -.r f? t
dally f; im Broadway t" the "h" atatlon upatalt ;.
la ona of ihe rew remalalng llnka that bind th'
of to-day to the elty of ISSO
Thera are many oldcr bulldlngi stiii Btandlnf, bul
hardly one that haa auch romnfici.il aaaoclatl ina
aa thla has always poaacaBtd Of that Is B0 Wldely
known. tt haa i hlatory of buatneaa romance. All
Ua qontemporarlea In thal reglon, aave p'rha;>s
aoni" llttlo hldden houi.es on th- alda Btreeta, bavi
long .?ii?." been pulled down, the laal ta ?; > belng
thal curioua row of whal were onca dwelllng
to the nonh nf the Waahlngton Bulldlng, at Bowl
ing Oraen.
Beventy thousand peop.e, it la aald, go up and
down th- aaphalted hallway to and fron
ratad each day, bea.'des th" hundreda more ftiat
visit th ? offlcea on th- wailoua Boor, Clorka, offlce
and typawrltera pa thi ugb, eheeg -Jowl
irlth men whoae aaaaoa are of Nattonal rapute In
the m ?rid of ftnance and law, Through thla exll to
r.r. . Iway in entlre ??? 'tl m of a blg cli I
ita.if. and i. twei n the boura of t an i 11 and i an I ?>
more noted i" >ple ean be aeen by one ita
the entrance door than he ean riew al ona tlme
anywhi re elaa In Am rlc i.
Thla proceaalon of notablra la nol to be done away
wlth, even when the new bulldlng
planned thal a simll.tr hallw.iv snall run through
ihis. Bul the new wlH lack all tha old-faahloned
aetttag lhal Ib the d-i!ght of vlsltori to New
York who lurn from Old TrinHy to poer at the
areade, and to be told by a frlendly gulda ?
of Qould ..nd Bage, aforoalnl and "Waah" Connor.
Ever amea tha early Rftlea this bulldlng haa
atood here, bulll ao atanch and firm al the Btarl
thal aven ihe Nori roaa exploalon ln Rubbi ii Bage'a
offlci aeveral yeara u^ > dld nol throw Ita walla an
'?!?hiii of an Inch out of llfie. It la nol beca
la decrepll and ag< i that ll la to be torn down 11 i
ihe contrary, II la good for ? long leaaa of llf< yet.
Tha atone or Ita fr.mt began to rrumble on tha
aurfacB a year or lo ago, ll i? true, bul thla n ia
mei-.y external, and by the elever uae <?>( aome
eompoalte mlxture overlald on the blocka the fagade
naj been touched ni> untll .;t la aa aplck and apan
as 'f :t vm i??? new.
Rector-st. ln the early lifties waa th? cantra <>f
the wholeaala drygooda trade, when Q
Bllaa, Blmeon B. fThlttenden sn.i tha father of th-'
Inte w lllam WTalter Phelpa, who, under thi Lrm
nami ot Phelpa, Chlttenden A Bllaa, were dryi
merchanta, and they utid oui th. Boora of the Arcada
Bulldlng In loftB, and ihera greai eonoerna dld
trade with the entlre eountry. ll waa then the era
when merchanta and aaleamen used to ail In thelr
offl.es an-1 has. thelr cugtomera come Into them,
I of aendlng oul drummera broadcaat, as they
do now. Tha: waa the day, too, of elaborate dln
ia>ra In thi mlddle of the day, when ea :h merchant
had a trade lhal could n<" be touched by eompe
tltlon, and when Ihe buyera from the Inland eltlea
were hla peraonal frlenda and arould apend tha day
ln his offl e.
All thla the Areade, known then as the "Emplre
Bulldlng ' ll atlll has theae worda eut Into tha itone
over It- doorwaj wenl through In the Hral decade
of Ita llfe it waa aven then famoua, for it atood on
ground tha' waa hlatortc Thal ploi ol groui d r-alle l
the "Queen'a Gardena" (Trlnlty Churchyard)
tou. hed it. havliifc Includ. .1 R< etoi -at. In th. oi
prant, and on ib own alte a Lutheran Church had
been bulll In 1809 On the very corner i*arlj In tha
cenl iry ao tradltion recorda, thei - . > .I i
boa" erected for hla "Leatherheada" by Jacob Haya,
II.:. ? onatable of New-York.
Mong in the alxtlea the drygooda trade nrw
town, and the bulldlng waa bought by one Edward
Math wa, who partitlonod Its lofta Into offlcea II
. .l( om ?? llie headquartera ol oll con
und allver minlng companl**, and as th<- eaeltement
??,. , ; an Int. nae in theae tltnea Ii ??? a i
lllled by Towde nl exclted men. and hundn
thnuaanda of dollara i hana d handa weeklj
M if ,-v.* -.,i.i |i toward thi mlddle of the aeventlea
tn the Charter Oah Mfe ii itiran. e Comj any, whh h
held h untll IN8
Th? ii Wall-at, altea began t.> be :.ioie and n-.cre
regarded, and the val le ol the old bulldlng rapldly
To-daj the land on whlch it atands eeventy
..,.,, t : ? 0nt, tlfty : t on (Ireenwlch-at. and 200
feel along llcctor-at Is eatlmated aa belng woi h
, nsih v lalO.OuO. and > xperlenced bro* ei U II
hrlng a mllllon and three-quartera under the ham
m. r But the pi i- the Charter ?>*!; people ael upon
n- $750..naj waa , ??...ini-l na rxceealve. Or
lando U 1'otter. tlie mllllonalre. wanted to I
and off. red ??-'" i? leaa. Hla propoaltlon waa refuaed.
!. ? ihlnkina no one ele< km w the bulldlng waa for
. ,.i.. i... held on. determlniHl t.> mrc that $2:.. 000.
Ii rham I thal Blegmund T. Meycr, b heavy
,|? mioi ..- i im da). had th< forcals it .
kn in I. djji no. i aaai v. W Ith n i heek ln hla
itepped Into tlie Chart. r Oa
,,ib,?. one m ? clos. . the purchaa ..; once
al thi i :hart< ? < lak'a ? a prloe, Two ? - tra later
.1 |i Potter boughl the bulldlng from hlm. payin*:
. , yen. r is in tii- Potter ? itate thal the
bulldlng n maina l iay, and It I hey th .' ? III cre ?;
the m a edll
Kamoua :? n inla tho Aread. haa nevi
old Metropolltan Rallway rompany, the forei n
ol th? Manhattan, had Ita offlcea there, and upon Ita
latlon with th. New-York BI< ? . ed
Company, thal rontrolled the Thlrd
Nlnth av?. roada, tha new eorporatlon
took up Ita abode In the aame offlcea Jay CJould
f ... ral yeara ha 1 hla ; i Ivate ro im d
over the entrance door, one itluh; up, next to Waah
Connor'a aulte, and there, untll he uoved tn
the W'< Bti rn Cnlon Hull lln -. th" ' Mttle \\ Isai I
? h, -:? ? . " p|a nned hla . M alnl comei. down
to . 'onnoi '? offli ea, ? \ en now to watch I hi
r>, r'kel ovei the lleker. Kurther along th. aann
h nl Ru aell 8 ?- h .?? '?? : . ' Navarro, tha gri it
manlpulator who played wlth tocka aa II h f
wei ?? kii lena, uaed to he th >i e
in tki ba> menl is a quaint ol.l wlne room, the
proprletor of wh It is the ' nant.
foi ll haa been there alnce ISSO, alngular In that It
haa i o bar.
The Areade Itaelf ln the low r halla ty waa opened
ln lv>. when thi ted al irted, though ahopa had
been In it hefore.
FMIotlng people neroaa Broadway al thla polnl la
Hummell. Vo. 111, Ihe beat-known pollreman In
New-York. Al! the ???.rr><- rapltatlata bow to hlm
aa Ih . paaa by, wlth "Oood morning," and <'
evenlng, and No. lll knowa ea h by name. Prea
i :ii \ elan i uaed to i omi on thla eorner I a
dally when he wai praetlalng lai , between I
flrai and aecond terme. Chauneey M Depew la nol
Infrequently aeen lual here. Riuuaell Bage liurrlea
lik-' ;. i>"\ |uai oui of ... hooi. and runa up and down
the Ar ;. Ii ati pa Wlth a ata lel; itep J r
Monran walka to h ? evenlng traln la lor \' orm
--! i alwaya there, anii ? long traln of othera
follna i h hln I Colonel I. gei oll, Q.ge Q. Will.
lama, !?? '?ii.i h, Bellgman, and a tr in of proml*
neni flnaneii ra.
sl'l RRED nv I TAl v T.
From Hardwar*
I n . ? "i.i n wlth Mr 'i " ' Inq ilred the hook
kei -. r ot the new eli rk, Indieatlng a mah i m
i ? . ...
t-ii ?. ? i ? ? ;.. i," he rontlntied, hi eame to work
v. her< i w?? empl i.ved 11 waa .. m ha p, bul
the laaleat, apparently, .,.; , eated He waa ao
ugly aii'i awk wanl that 1
our econd-hand'Hl jokea Otir h. id elerk whs uulta
a handa. f< v and
I'linaequentlv, late houra One day h< '\.is n irry
Ing "Poxey, ,i? cur li^.y man waa '-u 11? ?!. t..
hlm In ;. '.?? mean waj ilwmi h- |.>oka, when
am :.. r,k h. i a -
I tn.iv Ii- ugly, and nol aueh . maah. j i . ,? .
bul ?! flve yeara lil ?-'i im jrou I'm a I ? \
neaa man ' " \
T'rom that tlme we nol ? ! ehknge ln I'V ? '
He ;? ?: permii n tn ike ? \l !e
would la ht wlth l he propi ietor ? N a
rlerka had goue, helplng hlm ? i: 1 ? thi |
bulldera hnrdware Al i':;' he ?. i inl> a llve
paper-welgh) and k-pt ihe plana nnrolled, hui grnd
nallv breomlng more and mon laeful, untll he waa
Intruati i witn the entlre u..ik ol taklna >fl
hanlware ai i rraklny tatlma i S.mi waa
?:ill head elerk, bul 'Poxey' waa drawlng the '?" I
|>a \
Tion eame one o: thoae erlaea In bualneaa life
whlch hroke ui> our eBtabllahment.
? 'poxey' aecepted a *ltuatlon wlth B Mrm In the
aame cMy aa n.? ? nf the bulldera' hardware de?
partment, and then eame, h I have many a tlme
heard hlm aay, the trlumph of hla llfe. Sam camo
to hlm for u --ituatlon
? He waa areah enough, he aald, to i-mlnd Sam of
the 'ii.v he had taunted hlm But, after glvlng venl
M hla fi eHngB, he inanked Bam fi r the tnnnt. aaylng
It ua? ih.it more than Ihe p/oapeei of advancemenl
and hlgher wag*a lhal had apurred hlm to every
effort.
ii- then i.".'.i hi '? Inftuence, and Bam waa eiven
? on."
-Hiii;sw \i,i;i !:!)'? nv LAWYBB8.
From The Waahlnglon Btar,
i;,.....,,.. ? cuib o-. n of Tn a, thua explalne.l to a
"gji ir" i porti i h iw t.>terefa.*)lltlca >? I
hb i i ? ,,ni .-. that of Attorm f th m ral
??j had h -n praetlalng law." h<- s iid. "and Ih
I ii?.| m ide ab tul enough rep ilallon to luatlft
branehli | o it I dld nol i Bpecl lo he n iml
bul I thoughl it would be a good Intmductlon '?
Btarl wlth i raei for the Attnrnej i
tleorg ? ' "i trk. one of the ab>at lawyera In thi c in
iry, waa mj opponenl Ha wai placed In nomlna
tlon by a biilllanl apeech, wrtllej n" frlend, wl.
p - i m\ nain-v nealected In menllon my legal al
lalntrn nta It |.inke<( d .rk for me a hen a ni.in fi im
p ihandla arose and aald: 'Mr Bpoakoi
-,.\ . 'lai k'a ?! greal la aryei l - ima a Ith pi
from m\ ? ti I of he Itate .1! ln m\ po. ki t. an
i itifted to vote for ' lark. Bul i anow no >>a.- had
an) idee he waa a lawyei Thla Htate hai been hoa
? ? led h\ Hi- lawyera lll] ahe'a ao pore rou ean I
h..;i anough i dion tn i ? for the eattle th- cactua
!< |i .. i .ii ... aunl of Ihe lawyera, and the rall
i nl tiiut ke*|i? '..iii up. i hope \?> won'l put ln
anj lawyer, and I'm for Culberaon N bodj
aecuaed hlm of belng a lawyar.' That apeacti ro>
aultaJ in my nomlnatloa."
Q9*Moo PURE
High priced toilet soaps cost more than the Ivory, not becau? thr?
scap itself is any betier, but by reason of the expensive wrappings,
boxes and pcrfume. Then the profit on toilet soaps is nucn gretter.
Tmi PrfOcrca & Oaubli Oo . da tl.
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL\
IN DEFENCE OF CABDINAL MAXNIXO. |
A I BIBHD AND ADMIRER has s.MKTIIlNO TO *AT ;
' UK HM PERBORAL CBARACTEB AND
INTBUJECT1 M. QUAUTY.
' To tha B lltor of The Tribuae
Slr: If it be permltl "?' ' r ' ' wor- l
ah.-l llke to aay - m< thli ' p i ? ?' " " '" ,he i
1 wrlter who revlewa Purc ll'i lif-1 of Cai Inal Man
n ng, my old frlend and i j father'g frlend, la to- i
- nav'a Trlbuaa i aay my father'g rrtead, for he |
?i . the flral n)!umc of bla Angllcan Mrmona
10 my fatber, whom he mel when be wenl to Bng
: l.uid'io pn ich tha ierm n al tha opanlag of the
? i? ds, al the Invltatlon of Dr.
. Ho*k, Tt l? an Inh ritt I fi ? i weh> a
per mal one, lha latter founded on m;
on reveral i i ? wh< n I waa ln Europi M
??' hla allvery vo!ce an i hia p rauaalve m
, the church 01 Bt. An lr adelia Pratte, ln it m ?
f irty yeara a
No one who haa never been ihrough the throi - o
i eonverelon from Proteatantlam to Cathollclty c.n
? f rm any Idea ot what it I ecla ly when the
mind la loalng hold of the old I i md has never
>-. t graaped tha new, it .s a period of perpiexity.
-, ,ity, in: muat have been
doubly i ln tl eariy daya when the convertB were
poneera I know ot no aadder t>o-.k :hm "Th L t
. Newmao." deacrlblng l al I rlod
Ife. He had I it falth in v
and yet he waa un erta?n as to hla own conclu
Blona fearlng leal be mlghl be mlal. I and m
o. and knowlng th l ' ;
q i 9, iuI I ca many who |
were di irer I hlm tl an llfe. Thla. in bla ? ???? and
ln tha caae of Cardlnal Mannlng. led to apparenl :
?s-i:,ti m and chargea of II honeaty aid dupllclty, j
of whlch nelther of them waa - ipabli Ab bo
. ,,. thelr way clear bef ra th m th y made
the tremendoufl aaeriflea, bumanly Bpeaklag, and
braveiy anterad upon it.
That th.re u-i. dlfferencea of oplalon as to un
i dogma and pollcy of actlon between thoaa
ra?i men la nol to be denled. Jual aa Paul
aylthatood Peter io tha fa *. ao Sewman and i -
nlng dlffered about certaln mattere, and thelr dlt
terence waa publlo ard well known.
One atatement of your revlewer. that Cardlnal
Mannlng never dld a noWa or dlslntei ited
la too aatoundkig to be paeaed by. "Ea uno dlace
omnea" and almoal all bla critlclam la of tha
aame character and of tha ordar of traveaty.
Toward the end of his llte, when the golden Jubllea
0> nii prleathood (or perhapa the allver Jub
,,, , Waa celebrated, offertnga amount
tng ... many thouaand pounda were mada to hlm.
When the money waa glven to hlm he gava
away to hoapltala, aayluma aemlnai-.. * h.it. hea
an,|--, om of the moal beautlful thlnga
I';':,. "??;?,. *a. the addreaa thal he dellvere.1 on
thal oecaslon. I have nol yet Been Mr. . .i-eiis
book; but Burely that muit be mentloned, and
- .-. Ii i.; I. ? wlth hla whole Ife. i ai
,.,.. went about dolng g od),
of hlm. aa waa aald of hla
[rlvlne Maater V hen he acqulred the Blte ol hia
new cathedral. h< - ' he would nevei I illd on It
untll cvery Cathollc ehild ... London waa ln a Cath
?-.,., to the labortng ? laaaea a ia m m\
mark I. and 1 ' "sna
t? the nobility and ariatoi ra; y ol bngUnd, a .-i a
, ,,- the Athenaeum Club (so tha. th.
aboul I in apoatle ol
B them thal he waa to be found,
bul ? i the aluma, among the i oor, wa i.i -
,i trylna In every |
way to promoti th -i rltual ai d temporal Intereata
flook. If- led a moBt mortined and ab
atemloua llfe, and dled ! ivlng aimoBl nothing be
hlnd hlm. actlng on hla own r?rin,fl1PI1fMtthaL*prSf
.hould dle althoul money and arlthoui deota. ma
manner waa cold and irreaponalve, and he waa
often mlannileratood, bul no nobler .?
?i.ihMii j rli - I than Ii- ir; E wa I ?
nlng i ' . ?>?tmlnater
I', the reatored hlerarchv of Kngland.
The |a?i tlme 1 aaw hlm aaa a few montha be
f..,'. hia d ith when hla emaclated frame ... I
hov ? i the ravaa ? that tlm< had
.;-.. aaa -'.ll in the . ?.-.- an 1
,.,:... whlch 1 had remem
jrears, an i whlch once aeen and
. i never be I I am glad
,., have the opportunlty ... offerli i bute to
movy. ....
n, ,\ irk, x J-. Jan. ,-'. ?
?.
A BUGOE3TIOX TO BAXKER8.
. Bdltor ol The Trlbune.
Blr. | wtah thr ugh The Trlbune ; ? aay a few
wor la ... tho b ink. - ind I mk atockhol Ii ra
eity. The General Bplnner Memorial laaoelatlon
. an organixed In th ? clty o( Waahlngti n to
,,,., .t , ? i.i.- \ . (i. n-1 il Bplnner, as an
evldence of Ihe gratltude of Ihe women of the
Rtpubllc lo the offl -r who by preeepl and example
wus ihe flrst to procure the employment of their
g, x |n the ' a< 'utlt ?? departmenta of tho 11
ment.
I am a llvlng wltneaa to the ta i facta thal he w i??
,i?. rn it to aui ? a?' ' tacnt for w imen,
and thal I ? ilthful, energi tlc, um I i
,. , er nten l thi
,,-? our ooi rnment. it haa accldentally come to
my knowledge that the excelleni women "of this
? n.I MOO or 8500 more than they havi
,,.,.,. hand to carry o il theli undertaklng.
r banka ol the countr) and thelr atockho lera
made a greal deal of money oui of the i
inv 'u aecurltli - laau d durlng thi Clvll VI ar.
Thla rlae came ' 'cauai a few men In tho Treaaury
hopartmeni \M.!iin four yeara of yy... placed ;,i
of tho peopJe 'll"!?. tha i - I I n
Buoh lecurltlea, wtthoul Ihe loea of II by error,
. r I iu I. One of tho men wh -
? ! p iwerf ill. to tl i gran I resull wa* Oen
...i j.-, i. k. Splnner, th n Traaaurer ol tha
i rn: | .- tu a.
i;- j ,,?!, R ? :-.. mei . h -.' ? n l forgotten thla, an l
If, aa i belleve, gratltude and other vlrtuea are
nol wholl. strangera In flnanclal corporatlonB, :- >u
wlll not pi rml - ,:- ' : - ,el ;v
itatue vcry long for tho wani of a few hun
droil dotlara I wrlto 'bi- noti ol my nwn motlon
b r any oommunlcatlon wlth them. Hut it la
. iite ifi to aa) that any banker, bank atock
. hai ' nerlcai ? :i-!; li-s
, ? , u ;.. Mla Prancl H Ho. c ?rr. apon llng x ? -
of the aaeoctatlon, \\ lahlngton, D. C, wlll
:? ? icknow ??
tn hla ii h - timn tl i moi ? l thal be ha
I to ni rvi ? ? xamp'.e and th
of , ? ilthful publlo offlcer. 1.. E. CIIITTENDEN.
New-I - rk, .1 in. lo, 1896,
A PITRLIC BP1RITED tlAXK.
To tha Bd '' Ibuni
[n accordanc. wlth your < lltorl tl j'i
thla bank Ii idt rrtl "Ing lo acl aa agenl I
relvlng and forwardlng blda for the nea Qovorn
mi nr bonda wlthoul cl n i. n w*
... i - bank - i the llno of
. rilE "l.!' N \ nox M. i: SN'C
MIch., Jai <??. "<??'?
Wl'IM BNGLAXD AOAIXBT OERMANY
To Ihe v. Iltor of The 'i. Ibu ? .
sn ? i; i -I uura ? f thli > ? thal ?'? m.m
ahouii viiip hla i thar, and there t? llttle
I ?;,--. .1- i - . ? . many and Eng
lai I U ? i eomblnatlon of all Burot?e mlghl
pel the gran laon, In mcb a war, E
more o I. - ir gre '.'-^i m Imnthi r, ?
- ..ir wlth mi a "ii:. ' ou aymp ithloa I
an I ahould h a Ith Kngland If there mual '?? ? i ;
a war, i Bhould !i. to ??? \<.a allled wlth
Rn clatt'l i - can "llck all
creatlnn." "
Brooklyn, lan 11
OOOD REABON9 POR BL'TIXG BOXDB,
To -. litoi ... Th ? Ti -
it i -. unlvara illy a Imltte l tt-.. i
. f the i. pn ai >n In the ? ? - urlty marh
? ? In gem i i intry la Ih*
obtatna wlth Eui >pi a lhal ihe Unlte I ? i
aoon becom* unable lo paj her balancca to Eui.
In gold.
Xow when tl flovoi nment' cn Iii le ivi i 14
i, i.\ an ? iforlunat*
. r pul up n a 3% pi r e nl b tala a ? ? ia the
. i . |. .. i oj thi Q iv>
ernment, Europeani loae confldenca ln ua and re
..ii ii i.? oui ? ? md lemand gol i In pa
On ii; i f the p ple ol tha I'nlti I Btatea
ahow lo the n thi i have conB lenei In thelr
own Oovi ri pedlt, by bti foi tha bon 'a
on il1 per < ant ba la thej thereby
i n Ihe Iom conndenea of the Old World. and
Inatead of havlng to ra Iva lecurltlea and hhip
i ..i thi > wlll be ahlppln i ae urith ? and reeaivlng
gold irmi Burope; for the whi e tblng la a mattar
ol oonfl lenea
if the people of tiii-. country wero onlj allva to
Uio Xucl luui b> UUing iuu i.^uo ot bviida liotn lUg
Oovern.-ncnt on a 2U or 2\ V'r e.-n; baglB they
wero reatorlng the loi Eui tn confldenca and
jfalnlnK rontldYnre in themaelvea aa s?i;, they
would eahaneo thoir bualnaaa Intereatg Incal ulabiy.
I balleva that mne ou: of ten of a.i tl i
bualneaa ln thl3 country would Ben l ir
Wta for bonda, ao that the whol- loari woaJd ba
OVer.silhserih.d ten foM
When a basln.-Ka man realU*a how eaay are tha
terma of thi ? .'. ring i- will Immedlatelj arani ?<?
hi l. Tha terma of the afferlna permil ans ??? ? i ?
worl i : . !ald ???? it ioui
money of nnv klnd lf after thi .
ii,.i le n- ah il i prove to be a i ir ha
? ... ^ ?; i < hi l gold llke ...i oth< r j .1
thlnga is ai aa eyi ty for
#.l ?>!---..
There are thr< ? in wlll
wani to bl i for i P ? ? il oi
I | :.? ?. i ??? by h' Ipli g to - ? i tl Vatl n'a
(redll h- Imi I la
??,. return oi
; .b
Kshe I he haa
?/.. Bec luae he patrlot
!?m without coat, for II
be has . iquli I a I tha
bat he ean boaat - t
?;
lf he I.i is for t ee, he
Bh iul I bl l J1'.'' l' ' la for
i >aaon numb r ta 1
trlll pr bably N aafe K. B. I'NDEUHILL, .Jit
New-York, ) in. I"
TRJBUTE TO M. Ii BRADi l M I RT.
To th" K lll >r of Thi
Kr: "? i; Brady. who dl I , thi Preabyterlaal
Hoapltal on Wedna '??. waa long known aa
:lie |i adlng ph tb gra| her tn i -n
many of the Ii idl i tl for
i i. i >n thi bi ... ..-? f tha Re
n he eatl ilmaell ind
aoon put a corpa of oparal
- of actlon. coatlnu -
? . war Dui yeara he gat I
over 9 l legatlvea, reprei '
battle, ahowlng the aarthw lead, tho
wounded, the captured prlaonera, i> rtralti of fa
m im ..;:: era and l ? ta
oc iiirring durlng ntful ep li
ti;is collectlon, Mr. Brady expended tho I i
had ac umul iti i n hla foi ra --..
kaving falth that ita Ita
itotl .1 . .. : evtntually i ir ...-?? it. Hla
il waa liberally uaed ' ra
an'i hl itorl ina Faillng ln .
purch i ???. fa
..i. i n< arly blln I, totally in rk by
ii ;ii^' run over by a ean i with
lath ea, he returned ; i N w-Y .1
montha agto
then he had beon te r by a
few frienda, and with a l from l j .rl
Bociety, the veterana of the 7th R belng
one of th"tn? an I ? vei.ii gentlemen coni ? i I a th,
or Intereated In, our M of Ai ah mbaci bedl
varlo la n for the pui if ' a fine poi tralt of
Mr. Brady, palnted by rhai es i. Blllott, whlch la
now oi 11:. b ly waa)
forwarded t. Waahlngton thla mornlng, where fu
m ral ? trvl ?? a wlll be hi i '???? nent ln
the c . ? ? the Btde of hla wlfa.
Mr. Ilra'ly l- ?tlll i\irmi\ remembered by : iny of
our old realdenta, aa a moBl talented and ? nthual
.. - t, and leel gentle. generoua man,
New-York, J in 17. l?a; SAMUEL P. AYKKY.
THE THIEP WAB NOT A BALVATIONIST.
To the i; ittor of Th Trtbui t
Blr: On Januan ? an artlcle waa ; In your
pai er t IBuh named Benjamln
Van Bun n wa i irreati l for -
The man B ?
?' ? the meetlnga and
lat I . .
... .
? .
in your i)l>
umna'
? ?- iv and Porty-aav nth-at., Jan. l
CANADA PBELB NO RANCOR
A OANAOIAN w ll i |g CKRTAIN OF THB 'i. ?>t > ^ n.i,
OP HISCOI \.:: f POWARD THB L'NITBTJ BTATH
To the Editor of T
Sir: .\? a Cana llan I aak for a Uttl i of i ir spaeo
to r"m h tti r of "X" from M iti i
?volr IBBU. Of I.". oj ?|t-i wl,h v..{,.r,.n,, .
f ellng on th. part or CanaJ ? : this eoua?
Iry. and to ? tti v. h.o i fln i to be the expi
of ? j.inior: on the parl of many Canadlani icdi:
IRP the polltl
' x" "Hen .n cai la I i towari tho
Btatea - ; ig i. ?i ranc |i - ? .??
My experlen i chlefi the poopli f i n
tatio, where l flnd no au ? ua to
me thal the facl that at I ig held
in the Champ ?!?? Mara in Montreal a fea ) ara a i
for thi tho -"-.lt'ir- of tl i Do>
mlnlon, rlty declan . i alon wlth the
Btatea, Indlcatea that "X" la un ler a miaappro
henal. n aa r tro Quel
I flnd no bltternOBl toward this country ex.-ept
am ng a few deacendantB of tha A. E. loyallata,
On the contrary, auch aentlmenta, partlculartjr
among thoae who have been broughl Into ,
wlth Am. rlcana |uently
heard: "Havli a, lan
guage an i n i ? .. -
practlc ill; Ihi pame pi iple ln I mora
? h ?? ? n mi ng the Rngllah."
From Ihe great bi limeg
they
furvey the queatfon fi m ever> poinl of vlca Many
rontend lhal c ntlnental un m 'n rem trlng thi Im
preaali . ;?? i .i- >rreni t>. Immlgral Nn -that
? I ivernment la moi ? il ! qulekly
ran?.. her vaal ... 1 ?'?? tili l ?eac
t i be peopled; that it would alao great ly i--i?t and
ac elerate the deepenlng of thi water-waya r'p.in
th. Wcat; that the great mlneral reaout - of the
c iritrv woul i be q il 'kly leveioi I by I ? ? y
and accumulated wea th of A rl u . and that
th ? exp i?f governi ? w . rd
be va*tl> leaaeni !. h ??: :?- niakl.;? ?u Imi aaiblo.
as lt woul I, bi twi H ani
r.roat Rrltaln. All Inveatn. forelgn c i.m
n, s aoul I be ?< tha
rate ? f Intereal ' ? ; ? tlve of
courai. of vael benelll \.\ i thtnh it
. be a long aten toa u 1 an alllanco of all
j., . . irrlers be ro
.,.;..,.,.,. ? -?? ? ?? mei ..; inter
.?.oir^e between II 'hen, when a'l
the pe< '
wlll 1 'i .i i unloa)
u . W 11 LAIRD.
Kea ^ rk. J in ll
it , a wiiful wastc of ntottev
au llHBSCCBlBf b tax o\\ your eyes I
tO trv to lt^lit your housc with |
thi^ inefBcient metbod. Tltcre ia.
BO good rcasoti for sucii au LaaOOSt* '
viincuce. i
THK niPRiivit)
II Welsbach
:: light
o
< I einh all the trou'olcs of HaJhlBBg
j| aaakgg the exhor'.jitiut ^us btt) an
< i umtccc.*?ary evil -givct vou three
J j tmtrs the [fcgbt witlt lulf the nM
4> ??. :i he Bttoched to aBv lixture
Vhy isim.lv icmoving the old jct.
* Vou eaa have ull
t'.u , .u:.l more,
proTaaJ to jront
own aatiafactioa
by calliaa at
the retail dr-^^
? pgftBienL ^xAAAi'
.> thi: wri.RHA* ?
a IOMUF.I IIAI. (O.
"* lABBUTTAB J
TIMIMUMIO ill.NTlO. "IliiU
4 >.. ,,.?.... v > ,?. 1JW,
1 *.?
i.ji aaotaa ?t.
?. iiiikat. aatOBj?,?.

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