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Al*_MY OF DESIOS Daj and ovnlng -Anr n-in
Wate* CMor Soeletjr BrtlMtlon of Patntlagi
AC4DBMT <>K MV8IC 1 __ Bapartlag Daehi s.
Uf-JUCAN TilKATl'K -S-Hurmuli.
Ill.lOl' AM?a*,rnila*ni*a:i _ >??
UROADWAY TIIKATKE-s:l.'.-ll-it.ln Hood.
COIaUMBUfl THEATRE 8:18 Tha Couatj Falr.
DA-T'B THKATR-???L-fllllo S:1ft?Tha Co-..nt.*_i
____.
COBM Mt*S__?Coaoart.
___?__[ THBATRR *> IS-Wafrtage.
rtFTH AVKM'i: THEATRE -Srir. Cmvailorla Rual u a
..-.. _a Uocaadtera.
lAROKN THKATR- ?:tt Thi Two Eacutchcona
JAIUUCX THEATRS- ?:*? Tha Sqalra ? Damaa
._ani> ornti HOUSE - v Midaummar tflglit'a
l'M-u-n
HAJUaEM OPERA HOUSE-S:1S?Tha .*?>.<?? Obt
HERAL.D BQUARE THEATRE B:10-Tha Haart <?'
Mai > :nn,i.
nOTTfl _H-AT_a !?__?A Katk Bbaep.
KVix.; PLAC_ THEATRE B:l? Dai ?aU_*e*i i?
\*. lakaL
_o_ti:r .?;- bial'S?s-is -vaad
_YORt'M THEATRE -''. Uoctai. ' :M Tha Prlaoaer of
Zend i.
0_Y_U._ THBATRH 8 ??"> -H_r*_*rlta.
PALMER'B THEATRE 8:13 For lha Cr 44-1.
? \ .. ?"g |_*_0 ? 11 p. irr. Van le-llle.
HROCTOR'S- 1- rn. lo 1- ; m. Vauda
iTAM'.Mti) THEA1 .'?.: 3:18 Chlmoile Faddan.
?TAR THEATRE * Pha Wat uf Waalth.
MTH.-TREET THEATRE 3:10 The Irlah Artlat,_
jJnDr* 10 QMtoertiseM-iits..
Paga Coi. 1
Aur s ; - .Inanctalll i 11
AmaaeoiaMita .11 <? ll ri 11
_nri->iit.- .-r-i-:rta ... '?'- '? Inalrucllon .?????!
Bankara and HrokM-all ."> I_?l and Found .... II
Board aad II roa... 10 - Marr'ai- a 1 ? " '.'
HualnvM Chanraa ...Ui S i'roi au!? .u,
No - . aj 1 Mra- I' ?-.?? aa .... ..12 4 '.
Uiviucnd Notlcti _H ?'??'?' "* - ** l ?-?
Dom. Slta. Wanf.. l'? 0 8 0 l 8 .m-r< . *> ?" l
t)| :- ;. ula. _ H - .,,; ?
|_*a_-mt*.klng .l'? 1 1"?-;' - - . s - ?
i ? : lona .ll 3 I'.. :i .: lata* .I" -
; .11 41 Speclnl Noi . 7 ?*. a;
Flnandal .'I 4 Sti-nilioata .11
l'.rr. i.avi** Advta ...'.' ' ? T R rta ....... 4-_
]?-. r - ,i.. ... .io l VV rk Wanted .'" " *
Bnaincaa -Cotices.
Roll Toji Deaka and Ofiic* Furniture.
QfMl Yarlatti - f St4;,- and Prtca.
T. tt. BE___W,
No. 111 Falt n-at.. N V. _
Leland'a Wlndaor Hoto).
Jackrolivlllp. Fla.
rniBUNE TKRM8 TO MAIL srn.-.*r.im:._s._
1 v. nr. H mo. 1 mo. 1 nr i ; ?
Talli-, 7 daya n areek... $*..' !"? $5 00 $2 50 *n?i .
DaUy. without Sunday.. 300 400 2n- ?? 3 cia.
SunaJar Tiibunr. 2 > ? IW BS ? Beta.
\v.-klv Tribune. l <>" . J*5'"
Seml-We_ily Trfbuae... ISO .... .... -??? J ia
Tribuna Monthi;. 2W_....' - .... CT .-.a.
r.*Mii?e j-.- i'.'i: iy Tha 'mbur.** oxc-ep: a* herelnaftaf
tlatf I
CITY POSTAOE?Tha law i.qnir?? that n 1 ??'-? poatafa
*tamp be a!i;<e.l to every Mpy of lha Da Hu:.,:. 4
. ;? s_nl WfK'y Tribuna mall'd for 1 ?.?*?.' la
Meir-Tork Clty. Thla ; -? i wl '? pald '? au -
KcrllKT. iUadan a:<- l-r-.-r . : \vd l.y Mylng
Trlbuni- fr^.-n n ni>wadaaler.
FOREION FOSTAOK To all forelgn a*, nntri***. K*xra>pt
r?? i!,i ud M-Xleo), ?? _?ti a i P*f oa Tha* .??:..!.>?
Trit.iine; 2 renti ? py mi Dally '-'> ml W o and
Weekly. Thla r atage muat i- pald b) auba ? ?
RBMITTAKCES?Rratlt by Psatal Order, Expreaa Order,
? --:-., l>r. ri. i ? Reglatered !.-?-??. < ? P -' I
NaMe, if s'-r: ir. ni aaregtatered :?-???. wlll ? ..r r ?-. e
I'Wiier'a rlslc.
FOUNDED 3Y EOBA01 OllBHT.
TVE8DAY, FEBRUAR\ 25, ltgh_
SIXTEE,. rACiKr'
TBE XEW8 TUIS MOBXIXQ.
FOREION.?T_e stssmshlp Vlctorls, wlth Dr.
JaiiK-.m and hi? oflleera wn board, aalled from
Devonport i r Lond ?n or Bouthampton; lt waa
expected tbat Ja_,ei n v. uld he taken off her
a: aea. = Tht* ltalian Oovi nment haa ap
pointS- LleutsnsBt-Geners] Lulal Pellous
mander*ln-cblel ot lhe anny In Abysalnla.
lt Ir aK'-iin i-poilsd that negotlatlons b l
Kngland ar.d Pranca f< r iii<- evai uatlon ol Egypt
by the former have b_?n otK-nod.-T.-rrlble
dlstl-SS la faid to be prevalllng aninnR th.- Ar?
menlan rcfugSSS in /.i".toun.
OONOR____?Both houaea in aeaaion. - ? -
Benate: Mr. Mors/an eontlnued -la apeech on
Cuba; the blll to ?>? usi .n Mra. Qreaham wai
paaaed. =_== Houae: All but one clauae ol the
Indlan Appropriatlon blll waa dlapoaad of.
domestic.-The Assembly at AU an;'
adopted s resolutlon ln favor of International
arbitrati'.n. ?? Presldent Ctereland apent th.
day at WMewater, \'rr.. shootlng d? kK
Th.nipands uf gold-aaeekera .ir.- eamped "n the
?border of the Colvllle Reserve, In thi? Caaeade
Ranga, awaltln? Ibe opening of the landa to
gettlement =___= ,t j. Oorbstt s^eepted an ofTer
t.> flsht Fltzrlmmons bavf. ire the BoHngbroke
Club, ln London, for a parse of tS.000.
Certaln Pennsyhanla and N-IT-England lncur
aiu'e companies hn.d their Ueenaes rancelied in
Ohlo as a retallator. measure.
CITT and BUBURBAN.?Becretary Carllale
met a numbeT ' well-known bualneaa rr:> n. and
ln the erenlng was entertalned at dlnner at the
Metropolltan Club. .. Commander ani Mrs.
Booth inn ed that they tntended for the tlme
belng to retlre to prlvate llfe, Henry C.
Bowen dled. *_--= The Investlgatlon of the
charge* agaln.*-t, Buperlntendent Pleree, of the
Weatcheeter Temporary Home, waa eontlnued.
__r_= The funeral of Oeneral Runyon, late
Unlted States Ambaaaador to Berlln, w.is held In
N.-waik. ? J".. M. Bbepard summed up for tbe
Rapld Transit lK-ard befor<* the Si:;ir. m<- Court
Cnnmlsslimars r___z_ john -M. Ward w.is de
slarsd at a meetlng of the Board <>;' tbe National
Laague to ba- UlsgaUyhald hythe New-York Baa*
ball Ciub for the seas.-n of 18-6. == Stocks and
b >nda strong.
THK WKATMKK.?Korecast for to-day: Falr
and eolder. Temperature yeaterday: Hiiih^st,
IS a'.fc'rt-a-s; low.-st. 36; average, 42%.
Notwithstaiidinrr tbe complalntl that nre rlfe
eoBcenliia tbe :ii!-.;:.*il Ineffldencj of iln- varioos
puiillij (lepnitm.nts of New-York since tbe T:im
rn-iny admlnl-tratioa msde way r.r Mayor
Btro__*S reformers. it ls evldent that th.- city is
distir.a'tly Unprovlng in its morala nn l iti its be
hsvlor. For lhe rerurns whlch rcacbe- Pollce
Beadqp-itsn yesterday ahow thut. (pr tlie bcc
oiul tlme wlthln the memory "' man. not a
F'ftaf-a jirn-st nns ma.it* ln tb* Tcnderloln <lis
trlct dorliii the twi-nty-four boora beglnnlng st
c, o'dock Sumlay mornlng, 'ii.it Sund-j should
hare beea so decor.iosly obswrvtrd ln whal is
popularly regarded ns ihe nu.st ftodlei-a prednci
of this ;tr.'at city mn*-i be fl nitter irf gn-tt satls
faction to all thos.- who hava- at lo-.rt iha
S-_4toratk>s of Ihe people of Ibe melropolis.
MqMtdies fwsi the Psr West UO of tbe
spread then- <>f tha- ROld-buntlng fever lhal now
rages ln wevy qn irter of fl>e babltable -low. Jn
the Btach Hllls ofDnhots tbetruesl gocs - ? en i
??eticriiiy snd iclentlflcally, with lhe sld of ma
chineiy snd b icked !?> lars smonnt* ot capltal.
AtMUBdeaed phMSta sw to bc erortcd, aew aiUiee
oftaeaed aad t?-;irinc mln.? mon thONaghly e_
ploted Far oul on the bsitien of thr rrmote
CWvUlt nssCfTC in the C_sc.de Itan;!' tho_
siiiiu tt prospectors aad K_d-h_nters sre aow
raaiped la the deep snow, bravtag the rtgor ><'
wlnter weather and Inviting dtoeas* aud destb
wiiile aralttaf f<>r the speelng Of these Ir.li.in
l.ir.ds. whlch sre reported t'> coBtnlB mlneral
wealth of incalculnble ralue. Wh?i it c _mm lo
n nish for nndeve-iped goW flclda bardshlps,
pedhi or araa ii<*_t_ caanot <l:.ii*it ;he man with
lhe fever in hi*- vc'.ns
That the attempt ts rash throttgb the L.uis
latiira- ths blll wlplng out Brooklyn nad so?e
smaller plaees for the -loiy o( NeW-York and
si>me polltienl bSBSSS is liUdy |0 me. t 'iv.-ly op
pwition before H Satshes lts joiinwy h rtsowa
by the stami takaa by Bsaafsn Wtnj nv.<\ Brusb
nnd other Brooklyn IfpreaeBtStlves Bl Alb.iny.
No om* wlll deoy thal Ibe qaestfOB is a seikM
one, and one of vltal iiiipoitaiu-c, but a? ev.n
ohurehea are not always free from laughter, mi.l
mournom at a funeral have lu*. u knowa to -.nn'.'.
?o there is au ciement of eom. ly in thla. The
clalm ptH forth by Mayor pteason, of Low
Isiand Clty. iii.it be wlll lo tlne bc tbe Mayor
of ili?' Greater New-York, through tbe pxplratlon
of tbe terma of Ihe Mayora of New-York and
Brooklyn, is almost fttnny enough lo form lhe
baala of ;i comlc opera. It la not at all llkely
lhal Gleason wlll ever be able to awing his cele?
brated a_ over the Ueada of tbe Bmplre City'a
ofllcers, even \f tbe blll should become a law.
By the retlremenl of Rear-Adralral Carpentcr
on Friday onder tln agg-llmlt law, and through
tha. eonsequenl promotlon a.f Commodore Self
rldge to il._ rank, an event nnprecedented iti
the naval annala of '.li.' Unlted Statea wlll be
brougbl about. Inasmuch .is the new ndmlral'a
fathi r, who llkewlae bolds tli" rank of renr-ad
mlral, is gtiD llvlng, bale an I h. arty. in _pltc of
his having Joln?.l lhe servlce :is far ba k aa in
1818, there will be for the Ursi tlme on lhe roater
of Hi" Navy .1 father and aon "f ti". aame lofty
rank, the hlghest in the marlne aervlee "t" lhe
rnited States.
,-e
Flnal dlsposltl >ti was made iu tbe House "f
i; lentntives yeaterday ofa subjecl whlehhsiH
proved in ;li<' paal a source .?:' eonslderable Irrltu
lia.n nol only in Coagross, bnt oul of ii. Thls
;> the practlce "f approprlatlng publlc moii y
fnr lhe supporl nf Mvnrian Indlan * -li ?>la
formerly nearly all denomlnatl >ns shared i"
tbeae approprlatlons, bnt gradually tl. ? Protea?
tanl denoinlnatlons bavc withdrawn tbelr .i; pll*
cationa for bucIi moneya. untll now only the
Itoman Catholle Chureh i< receSvJns help for iis
work among ii'.>' Indlans. The Indlan Approprta?
tlon blll as reported from commlttee ihis jrenr
carrled a provlsloa for the expendlture .>f .**-?"".
000 in achoola under I'athollc eontrol. Tbal
proiMisltlon baa been vota .1 dowu and an amen I
mcnl adopteil fnrbldding the use .'f any publli
funda for the purpose. Thls li-aves all churi'h
Srh-.ls lla-Vaai'-l la. HlC edUC.t! 'II Of Ill'liail *" 111 - -
.ir.'i .'a an equal foot ing, where they ah .uld i'i'.
and removos any possible ^ivun.l for erlthism
on th.' seore ..f favorltlam.
EXCISE AXD GREATER XEW-YORE.
Two bUli a:'" pendlng at Albany wbleh, be
>i,la-> the general publlc im r. -t very naturally
aml property attachlug to Ihem, have a sperlal
an.l local Interesl f"i- tln* .'iii/vns a.f th'.s county.
Th.-y an- Ua' Exc!sc i.i!! and tbe bill for lhe <?!
ganlxatlon "i" lhe Greater New-York. Tlie sub
javt matter of each has beeu uuder dismisslon
for a krog tlme. an.l i: is bul a natural Infereu e
tbal the fundamcntal principle wbh-h each con
talns ls popularly apprehendi .1. Mosl ]<? >ple un
.'al falrij will lhal lhe pn'.*|?ose nf I
Excise blll Is t.. regulale the trafllc In wlne,
.pirita and mall llquora In n manper lhal wlll
... nserve the Interests of life an,l ;?:? .p?*rly. aml.
in a degree, of public and prlvate morals, vviih
oul Infrtnging ?.' !'? ? iv lin_ liidivldual rlgbm, a\
ivpl as all Indivldnal rights are under the llmita
tions "f soclal aud goverumental conilitlons, II
l_ wi il :-> kei p In mlnd thai thla li the onlj
ostensible purpose .>f excise leglslatlon. ll -
equally neeessary to keep somewhui constantly
in mlnd lhal the univcrsal coiici*sslon lhal *;>???
clal leglslatlon la neccs-ary for the regulaiion of
Ibe liquor traflli constltuti - In Itself Ibe ;i ?
si.di that il." trafli ? dlfferi from oil er branehes
,if tradi and business, aud iliat >u u dlffer nce
> t., i:s dlsrepute, Durlng the last year . Ircum
si inces wlth wWeh lhe read ra ol I'if Tribnne
are famlliar, and whlch ll Is con. qu ntlj nn
::? ?. -<a>y now ta.. reclte, havi ra ughl -: i whole
.ubjei i a.f excise l Rlsiat! n Im > umisual pmm
inence. lt was made a feature In lhe platforms
uf both parttes In the lasi Btati campalgn.
Selther party, it is falr to _ay, manlfcMed in
th.. Iirst Instance any v.-ry ardenl d4*?lre to meet
ti,- Issue wltb absolute frankni --. Tlie Ib
llcan State Conventlon, thanks lo es .
Warner Mllli r, dld put tbe party n re .rd a.
favoiing "tbe mainteuance of Bunday lawa in
the Interesl "f bibor and morality."
Tbe pertlneucc of Ibis brlef aud explii-il di
laratlon la manlfest when ll Is recalled thal Ihe
giai a.r tbe whole matter tyr ln the facl that all
tbe bi ated dlm ussion whlch wa nt on In Ihe pn ss
and in publlc meeting. prl >r to that conventlon*.
bad related almost aolely to li.ut. rj tn ide by
lhe saloonkeepera and llqu r-dealers over tbe
enforcement of tbe lawa agaln,.! Sunday liquor
- Ing. Tbey demandapd speclal prlvllegi's for
th.-ir calllng above all otbirs, anl lhe api-clal
priv0<ege whlch they inslsted uiwn in the presi
and poUtlcal meetlngs was nol e_ rajition undei
tbe taw, but aomething nr rv stnrtllng than thal
which was bnmuuity for tbe violatiou of law.
Th y appeared openly in evidi me ns a lawbn k
Ing clans demandlng, nol thal the Sunday lawa
should be changed so as to make their Sunday
si,!.j openlng legal, bul tliat wlth ti..' law un
changed tbey should be pcrniitted npon sueb
terms ns they i ould make wlth lhe pollce to vl->
late it. Thal was theii whole contentlon. Mr.
Mil'.i'i-'s resolution, whlch so atartled tbe tlme
aervera tbat ibey passed ir unanlmously, sini]aly
sald in il." name <'f tbe Republlcan party thal
tbe law agalnal an open-salbon Sunday ahould
do| only stand, but sbould be malnlalned and
enforced. The polltlcal cunnlng of Mr. Edward
Lauterbach found exi>rclse lat-er In an amblguout
resolution by the New-York County Republlcan
Conventlon, whl ch resulted In tbe loaa of thou
aanda a,f Republlcan votea ln thls county, whlle
tbe candld and strnightforward deelnration of
iha. sttita- Conventlon wns sustalned by an over
wbelmlng majorlty throughoul the resl of Ihe
Si it.-. M is well 1" recur ta, tln e facts and tbese
condltlona, aa they serve to ?????. forth wlth fsomc
dlstim tn<rsa the relatlons of the Republlcan p irtj
to . gclsc leglslatlon. The party ls commltted to
notbing wh iterer < xcopt the maintenance of the
Sunday biwa
ir ni a rariety "i rausaes not n< ees ary ta, trace
tbe aubjecl haa become both bro_d?nod and nar
rowed. Ikrondened to wbal is coiisldi red ;i | ul -
lh- n,"'r-ssity for wbol*?some rc it!? -i i '. Ibe i \ Ise
lawa u nn entlrety; and uarrowinl i?> what some
,,,.,-.. a. conskler ibe necessltlea of party y .lltles.
Ir. tlrs atate a.f afTalrs tbe Ralnea lix ise blll, ao
called, has been cirefntty prepared, and yester?
day wns submltted to publlc Innpertion. We
shall n at undertake to deal al thls wrlting wlth
Ita provlslons in detall further iban to say Ibat
some <?f them .saatn rcaaonable .*<ii'l wlse aud
otber. hi. i.ly objectlonable, and to add thaereto
tliat tbe attltude of Uie party aa aei forth In Ita
last State Conventlon ii"t only falls to Juatlfy,
bal sctually forblds Ita comtnlttal Ity caum
actlon ta. .my apeclflc exarise measure. li ln<*ura
unuecessary rlsks For there are wlde <!'. IT- r
cna.-s of oplnlon anniiij; Rappubllcans as to many
of i;s featores, and ihis LcgtriatOK has nt-itii.T
tbe rlght "<?r tbe avt___rttj to fasten upon lhe
party the responslblllty for a pollcy wbich tbe
Sta:.' Conventlon of tbe party refnsi d to nssume.
,\ leg alatlve caucus cannot deflnc a j.'.riy pollcy.
,\i. 1 beyond all tlrs. we nndert.ke tn siy ..n be*
ball .f whai is sneeringly colli I tbe "bi;t?-r eke
ment" <?f tbe RappnMlciin party tbal the ipeelal
fentures of fB\* blll whlch bavc for Jbrtr obja 1
lhe attalnnii-iit of part'.san rada by an Increase
of patronage are mucb m.;:v llkely t- nnlound ta,
tbe bisting Injury "f tbe RepubUran party than
t0 iis permanenl or * v.-n ti-mporary succeiis.
'I i?'v may s"'-n. for the motnenl runnlng snd full
?f forecast. Bul th.* mnrgin of our Republlcan
majorlty, even under tbe best of rondltions -
Btich, for Instnnce, as oon exUl !a noi large
enongfa to warranl any experlmenH iiikw Itln
the llne of small poUtlcs or party trldterj*. Tbe
majorlty want falr deallng nnd square deallng.
?nd are Bepubllcans only beeanseihey wani thai
at.ai aiesjiise anythlng <'.*"
Wa- bare Wi tmrselrea amall spaec t.. speak
of the Greater NeW-Yoik bili. IVe s>Uall ta>"
what we bsve ta. any on lhal subject In .1 sea
lencc, since tbe posltlon of The Trlbtrae wltb re
gar l to it baa already been fully ael forth. It l?
In the nature <>r a repetltloa of wh.it has already
b ,-n aald on tbe exdse question, and 11 la this:
Thal In general leglalation or In Ib.rnaldcm
tlon of greal publlc queationa Ibe Republlcan
party cannot afford to lay Itaclf open l 1 the aus
ptclon of uslng temporary posstaslon of power
for tbe ultlmate purp -? of matntalnlng control
bv ihe us- aml abuae of publlc pntronagc. The
Greater Xew-York blll In its preaent ahape is ;
,,;.. q to tl_> objcctlon tii.it it meana more for 111 ? -
polltidana than ll il -osforthe pubUc. 1' nr these
rensona we beg this Republlcan ?egl*latnre noi
to art haatily with reference to either of these
measures. ________________?
FOR .1 V/.U' Cl 8T0M B0U8E.
A n< r*' rnsl n House ir- needed In New-York.
It js ?.' needed by New Vork, bul by the coun
? ? . Thla munldpality could . cl on c ?mfortably
foreT :? wltli fl bnilillni; wblch la utterly nnfll -
fov empl >yes ? f ,1"' N,;i ,na" '" '" rnmen- j
tranaacting lln- liuslnesa of Ibe I'nlted Statea !
,,, n rk In. ln fact. New-York migbl bc aelllah
IV ;,, ?]], i, 11 bighcr '? nslderatlpna dld n ?1 in
l ?-., ne, to bave lhe old atrueture pn wn ?!. for .
H po??essca some hlstorlcal and mueh archltect
ura] ;,,t,;vs*. lt ls eertalnly "gran I, pl 1 ?mj
and poculiar." and 11 good ileal la salacd. pro
vi id more is nol lost. by tha* defeme of ?*?? h
;ni eilllli-- from lhe ravng.-* of progreau. Bul
thi,; i- noi a caa ? ln which ll la pi ??? r to roater
a aentimental Impulae. rhe coal would i><* too
great. Jn thla bulldlng, which hllherlo n 1 efforl
iias avuilcd either to reform oul >>f rxlaten.r
ln n-conatrurt Into aomcthlng leaa Inndequate,
1 ur uftii i.f ibe ruai >m bu .ne 1 of ,;r ? .? ront:*y
|H ,ione. lf on Ibe whole ll Ua* 1.n well done,
th ? eri.Hl is .;!! due 1 1 publlc aervauta who, ln
lhe fac" of manlftdd olisuiclca, al Ibe ? onai iui
i-.vk of bealth and sl n large cosl ?f III ?. Iinve
- 1 ihclr laska througb lo completlou il.ty
after tlaj an.l yenr after yenr.
Th ? hlatory "f attcrapts at rem. dial le; lalatinn
lt |.?ng and mekin holy. Bi ry offl iai In the
Cn-i >m II >use, and ? ??'??ry eltlren whoae u.ipa
tioq lakea hlm lliere, knowa tlwi il - diamal, un
wl_Ae?ome, Ine roveuleul ;._.! unflt, In g. nenil
.md ln partlcular. f r the purpose lo ? h II li
devoted. li alwaya baa been nn-iiltnble, and :t
??*.i]*--i Inerltably become more au ?? .ntlutially.
Tlicre la 11 > dlaagreemcnl .-1 n 1 <* 11 _: competenl x\\t
ncasi - as ;-i the farta, an.l t!i >re 1- n??w. we Ik?
Ilevc, uo dlfference of oplnlon ? >rth cunaiderlng
as to the eure nf a noturlmia ? -.il Patchlng un
and Inilkling over wlll noi anawer. \ new (.i*
lom Houae !s an ImpiTatlvc ne esidty for tbe
prop i' trnnsactlon of ih?? i*oiintr>"'a i.u-:.:.-> al
tlii.a port. Some 'icraons who have moal .-.ir
nestly aiipported thi- propoaltlon have favon I
an itber lo 'ation. bul lln y have nol m idi 01 1
rhe!r raae. Th ' Ju Igmenl nf 1 xperts ls ih 11 the
preaeni alte is na _.. d aa lhe atm lure whleh
uccupii a It la __.?!, and thal ibere Ibe new l 'ua
toni Ilaillsa- lltlglll -
\\c gre Klnd 1 1 tn U thal r 1 urcaamat" Quigg,
. f ihla rlty, baa Inti ? 1 ii--.-1 a I-1!'. in Ibe Houae
provldlng for tbia greal Xational r 'pilremcnt,
nu) t . 1 .i, 11 t'a.it h ? i- li ip flll of lt* p laaugc .it
-, . 1 : ? ? umml.- n m lo < 1
? ? nre n imetl ln lhe li 11, and Ihia fe iture
,,;' li we do n ?l altogether appi ??- Wlih il
m 1 ir pm i'"--. ll m ever, we ? '. >llj n aj m*
. and we wonki rather -???? II be me a 1 iw
ui ara ndnienl lli in lake Ita pla
long I'.al of frtlltleHa ? rem ... . gr. il
. ' Many evi lenci mt a atrnngi nnd [rrni
hai<t!llty lu lhe 1 ??- lr??| ? Ha def n.v th? innala ? t
1 tn, and w aupp. lln n are m< m
of hiii lioii v. Im may Im> - ? ? r soiue
(inirce of Irritatlon ln tbla meaaun Thej u
howei 1. lu 1' ? ? ;;?. ?le of UO -
?? . w b<iher ln publlc or ln prlvnte 1 '
n h 1 1 arne^tly ndi ocate lhe . m iriirt!on ? ' n
new < 'uatom Iln al thia |?n : 1
t . enhanee 1.. dUtlnctloii of '*>? a . --:*.
?;, ibe tjovenimeni t . ? ' -.i 11 I
Hal lu 'ii" 1 Ifl li nt trai 11 of th u ipl -
\ ;m1 liilMlneHa
FRAXCE'8 UOX8TITUTIOXAL CRI8I8.
"Parla la iranqull." Thai la Ihe m wa of the
da-,. r.ini ? . f.ir aa it ?-? .?** ll la well How I l
thal tranipilllltj is due to lhe maa .nn of im ip?
aboul lhe l.iixemlamrs la nn Intereatlng quea
I ,i!. Still more Inti n atlng la th ? qu< ?' ???
whether it tnark*; Ibe Hnal paaalnu uf tbe -
or a mi re lull. whleh may i?- follow. d liy a atlll
ti, rcer oui break. There aere iho* who 1 ?u lly
proelnlmed, a day nr iwo ago, ihe aurn n li r of
the i*1' n it-. Rui Iherc baa ln en no aum 1
The dei'lan tlon of laal Pi lilay. adopti il bj a rote
a.f |S i t'?'''". la aa fre ? from even an Interllnesr
elon of tbal word a> waa old Ixindunderry.
Whatever may oceur, we may lie surr lhe Sen
ate v. ili nor rceede from the grutind it ba? l iken.
Por ll lo <l. would rn.-aii for Itaelf mure ihan
atultiflcntlon. It wonld mean annlhllatlon. N't
Ih there the allghteat conatltutlonal reaaon why lt
ahould surrender. Bome attempt haa been made
;. Hken Ibe Benate to other Euroj>enn "upper
!: luaea," and i" Hken lhe prcfenl atrlfe <?? llml
between lhe Inte llutise of L'ummoua and Ihe
Houae "f l_irda in Kngland. Nothlng could be
more mlaleadlng Tlie Kenate la noi n Houae nf
l'cai-, inn an eloctlve nnd reiin lentallve bfaly.
ln Rngland II :*> a ronatltutlonal prluelplc thal
tbe Mlnistrj' is re-qatnalble tn lhe Comm li
alone. Jn Pruaala ibe Houae >>f I.-:-ds eannol
amend a flnanrtni bill in lhe allghteai. ln 1 aly,
Austiia, Huiin iry nnd cla \>. hei ? lhe iip|M?r
hou . - nre ? liiel ? - ; 'd ol pr li ea, Ii '1?1 ? .
. >1( _a?ti< a, or llfe memla i - upp ilnti il b* II
Cromi. Into nol one of them doea lhe elemenl
.,f popular rrpreaentatloii or of reapoualblllty
lo the peopl" enter. The Kreneh Benate la on
m nltogetl" r dllTerenl baala. Ita memlieni .-n-.*
eboaen for Unilted t< rma, liy lhe ;.?? iple of
Krance; ibey i 'pi ? nl the ?? - .'. ai d an i
? ponaible l i Ibci i. li i- m??re llke Ihe Palu 1
Stateti s.-nat.' thio any i ther la?dy. bul far aur
paaai-a even ll ln Ha popular and repreaentatlve
qualltlea.
If i eholee mual be made bj Prance betu u
lhe Benntc ana'. ibe prepeni Mlnlatry and rbam
ber of Depatlea, Ihere seems nn good reai >n wbj
II should be In favor "f Ibe latter. The It mr
genla Mlnlstry has nol ln all reapceta mnln
talned Ihe blgh credli wlth whlch it Im* ofllce,
The condurt af the Mlnlatry ?.f -lu-*. *? ln
maklng an srblirary cbange ..f Judgea ln
lhe Bouthern Rallway trial. is wldely erlt
i.-i-a-l as aavorlng somewhal loo much of polltl?
eal manlpulatlon of the Judlclary The case ..f
M. <'(.m!i"s, ihe Iflalster of Bducst! ro, ln even
wor-'e. Beven montba ago, when be waa merely
,i S'"* : ir, in wrote lo M. Motrnl, tl: ? msnager
of tln- Btate Rallways, demanding for hlmaelf
and one "f h'** polltleal ?-oil -.i_*.i? -. a Deputy
appolntm al I i the Board of IMrectorj of i otirae
-.-.:' 11 i anug salary for eaeh. And now M.
Pombea N a member of n Mlnlstry wbicb is
commltted to the p"li< y nf exeludlng Benatorj
and Uemttlca from auch place*! Then ihere Is
He- csae of VI. Itaynal, who waa fonaerlj kfin
later of Publlc Worka A year ago fl tremen
alams outerj waa ralaed againal hlm f^r alleged
corrupl relatlona wlth two greal rallway com
imnlea. lla- was denounceil by tbe wbole Radl
c.il Sodali t-Jew-baltlng eomblnatlon aa a v,l
l.iin .ri' decpeal dye. and on hla nceounl tbe Du
I uy Mlnlstry wss turned oul of ofllce, nnd Presl
d"nt Caslmlr-Perler reslgned. Bul now, after a
moal rk'M Invapatlgatlon, a reporl i.* mada* fully
exoneratlng blm, and even the rbamber "f
Dcputlea, whleh ls so etrongly backiug np th"
Bour*geola Mlnlatry, is <? mpcllcd tn aceepl it
and admlt it ta bc tiue aad juat. Theae tiiin-,-3,
und othera of almilar purport, Indlne unpreju
fl|ce_ observera to belleve tbal polltlcal advan?
tage, rather than ataple Juatlee, ls the aim of
tbe Radlcal factlon wbich is now leadbig tbe
Cbamber of Depatka and waging wnrfare
agslnsi the Senate.
it !a more than a MInlstertal or pven n Pre.l
?I ntlal i rl -is. lt ls ? (^onatltufional crista, Tho
Integrltj and valldlty of the fundamcntal hiw
, f tbe Republlc are at st ike. The s. .tl. mont of
it will daetermlne whetber Ibe Benate, whlch
has tbe power of antborWng tbe Presidenl to
dissolve tbe Chambw of Depiiti.-.. aml wbleh ls
tln* iii^'li Court <-f Justlce before whlcb lllnls
ter* and Presldenta may be trlcd for blgb trea
son, la to remain the co-ordlnate legislalive body
whlch '!'<* founders of the Republlc Intendi I it
to ba-. a.r is to be degraded to the rank of a mere
j.^,,,.,- house, the tool and playthlng of theCbam
i?,- i; wlll determlne, In brlef, whether Prnnee
,? ;,, |,,. gnremed constltutlonally, by a Presl?
di-nt. MInlslry and Legisbiture of two equal
bmnches, or despotlcally, by a slngle imbrldled
Cbamber a revolutlonary Conventlon. The
choice ahould not be long In doubt, nor do we
thlnk it wlll i" The Prench pc .ple have sh m i
fnr too mucb -t'-adini'ss a-f purpose and lltness
for si lf government to be Btampedcd now^ Tliey
,|M1. aiifTcred loo mucb from the antles of Irre
..,?;,;?,,!,. rbamliers, splli Into wrangling fac
tiona and earelcsa of all tblngs save polltlcal
phmder, to commll to such a h slj unreservetlly
,,if,,,. 0f lhe State. Tlie Senate lias taken
;, ni... and patri >tle ?' ti-.i. nnd in unewmmonly
.hrewd and laclful stand as well. it deservo*
the supporl of every real frlend of Ihe !: uh
Ile. nnd lt wlll pmbably reei.ve al leasl enough
of such supporl to make it .Ictorioua ln the bat
if,. for the Conatltutlon.
TBE FACT ABOUT TBE TARIFF.
Tlie buman mlnal doea n. I alwi . a st*c around
,.?.,. rs wlih readlness Hence a qnestlon whlch
I. parl of 'ln' Natl .nal life ?>n all Its sldes, and
, :, pvery sldea vltnl part. doti not gel fully aeen
..,, one glanee, nor by some mli is ever. A
ibreu 1 wi' ler beg i to hava ll cxplalnaed how lhe
;,,.,.,,. mtlc party ean be b *tlle t . Protectlon
whlle lhe only tariff II li .s enacteal for nearly
: ...y , in .; denottuctHl by mosl Democrats,
,? ,,,;:,. ???! by opponents ;.. be packed wlth
,, ,,,. t.v ? dti''. i. and v inl - tn kn ?w If tbe De
jj.0 .;.., v has nol ln fa ?? s*en whlptu il oul of
IH li rstllltj i" Protectlon. so tlial the only Issue
?. w ,. .:i. io ha- one of l< t iiis nnd expodlen ?;. an I
? ,,.' |,rini Iple. Apparontiy tlnTe are many
,,!,., rvcrs aml wrlta!- wh. e mlmls are mlxed
,.., |n th? same fa.hion bul nol the ml'ads "f
\V.I_a- I'.l' ..' -
11 . i,..,..ratlc p irty Is not sn it; li'. Idual,
,. ,., .,;. mlnd ' > al'.ia'.' on evi ry poinl II Ib a
l??lv ii ni siil of tnllll ns. 'V i. ??? *h ul. - ? ' ;i
i ;: ;,:;.! prejudii nd [mr|.are also w I
i; ho ovi rwln h lins |. irp ?? i ??? orded ln lln
.. ,,,- ibe last X . i il Conventlon was tn
'.. ? , .i ...; pn i nve diitles a i far and as fasl as
po.ta lili , Ul ! ti.v on Ul I ?-'? -' :?' ?'1 "f l'?'il:
j-( pretende 1 eonstl! itional nbl -?
ll I, nnd t tln rj ol Jutilec n ba wi en cl use.i
.,,?* .,. ? ,.. N',,1. Iy ? in bona itlj il a.
... , , :.'. rate hitetit; u of ihe
., . , |,. ? rs. u? of I'.-in ..::?:,.
vv -.,?? an i ].?;!?:. ;?- '? thal Hm . an ! ? tpr -? I
. .. I ,, uvietlons, howi ver ? rr ?ni*i us.
II, .. .... , . , lhal lhe purp >se of lhe
ibaiiged ln ll ?? l? ist, 1. xi; !i
...... ugh to i" u i i party lu
, ,,.;> s arlhawn Stste l ?!'.- - ? > bri >k d .wn lls
Indiuil ?
r\ ? -.,1 ln ivil Is full of pr.it. Ilve
. ..,, | j-.t beami l mony to lhe un banged
? and purj.t ih- majorlty, ll munl !??
h-r* bavin-j tbe -!'.
. ?:.-? dld i. ? ? go a* far ln l
ln ihe il ptl -
. f |WKI, :i- ? ??
..nn.. tn. a wa .ill have K >ne wh 'ii ndustri - s re
I, it, r pn imre ! lo m k ? f ? hang-.
\ ||.! , , .il ;a I ' ?? -
,.,,. i ,.'|. of heav) Bih rse m iji rlti. i In
? || ,,< I-...; nml tl nf ivi. as Ihey
n-twid .; ... gunc ' ? ?:?<? tb. - ?;. tlons With
h ih . i,.. > ;t \ - :t i' ? ipow ai' nt, Iml noi an
abaudonm. nt ol i i.;..? "i..- us go as far as
.... n_fi lj ? n no .' was tbe i plan. "and i ? o
W(. mn r. ' iln |?>wer to g? furth r ben-after."
Wlthoul ? j disgulse wbati er, tbal w ia H ?
t] .,.. f tbe I?. mocratl ? leader In the
i! ,us ? wb?*n tbe blll was pam I. md li id b n
? i,.. de lnrstiim of 1 adi*rs ln the >? n ite
Thus ? biI and lumber and ni inj oth ? an
Kl... p?i on 'li- tn* llst, nnd dutl i on n uj
,,.),,. * w iv Intentloi nlly eul down so far :ts md
,., piote '. nnd V ?' far i n at. i i nmb -r nl dti -
more or less futb prolin'tlve were rei tlmil.
Thls wns ln parl Innause of the cormpt bsn
mnde wlth vartmis momiiailles ln order to get
I> mocratle volns in the St?nate, and partlj
...;..... Senators from som ? manul i turing State
. t? ..; 1)fl . iving thelr ?wn p lltleal llves by
Butisfying rtemnnda of constltuents, but largely
becauae aevere defMts li id made Ihe part) afrald
? , go as far aa it Inlend-wl to g . later. Il pul
illHt purpose i;i ihe plalnesi avowal, and the
|MHI,,lfl have ai ' irdlngly l?een whlpplng it ever
Slll'.'
T ..? tariff thus from I Is ln aome firatures
nothlng hui an infamous blll .f snl<* tn varlous
l?t,.n..ts wlth ^ reganl tn lbt?e or otber Indua
tri -. and H-- Bhameb-aa favnrltism waa proof
not of protecllve Intentions, bul ol dishonesty.
la other fentnrea Ihe tariff i!- tllstlnctlj ?1 el
f..',.,;..,.|y pro ectlV '. l-'.an-'.' l*o|.*S from Ci'rt iln
faVturlng States i. nl I nol ntherwlie be
.... ur il. in many nthers it ls Intentlonally m ide
,,, repriiienl a weakem I levee. some feel too
I, ..,? to k.-|. nut ?' ''.I- nnd then.* -'"" '" '"'
?wepi awuj when Ibe ii d i*omi*s. In many
otber delalls lt ls uaketlly ib-slgned to in
V|t_ nnd . i..'"'..i-au ? fon*lgn Importatla na and
, , deprive li ?m4' in lustrb>ai of | ? ? ' ' ; '
two lattei chsses a.f cbanges expii-ss lh" Inten
linn baldly avoweel by fl;" paiij In Its platform.
Tbe other dntl<"? extiri*ss its dlshone.ty, or Its
frigbi al tli" crnshlng defeats admlnlsteri*d by
? I,.. ,,, ,..?,.. Bul lhe fa. t remain* nnnltered, lhal
,l?. ii. iiia.i.f'tii' part) im ii'H i" go as far as ii
,,.,? nnd dare In tbe overthro t ot protectlve
dutlcB, whlch ihe Itepuhllean party Intends m
jii.i-fa-.t and maintain.
EXOL IXD /V KGYPT.
TluTe are fresh rnmora tbal tbe Britlsb ars
,.], ,,u t.- I'vaa'iiati' Egypt; ns baseless, no doubt
;is tbe ihonsand and one atmllar atoriea of tbe
1-,-t dosen years. Thli tlme th.w ar.* apparently
provokeil by tli" annooncemenl tbal I?rd Cromer
PX|K>cti tovWi Rnglaad it^ Aprll. Bul there are
plenty of other tblnga for blm to attend to ln
Kngland b^dea evaeuatlon. Th re waa llttle
reasnn t" suppos* a yi-ar ago tbal tbe Britlsb
ih.v.Tiitn.'nt h.nl any idea of relinqulshUlg Ita
ai.il ui".:. 'I'" ni.,st ralnable corner of Afrlca,
includlng tbe Bnet Canal, the gateu iy to Indla.
, -i ilttl*}* I't'T" \h far h't-s now, Blll " lii'-da llfla
practlcally galned posiM-saion of Constantlnople.
Xever, Ind.I. alnce Alexandrla waa bombanled
baa Bngland had sironger rrww than at tba
present ma.ma'nt to n-ttiln an 1 to retnforce ber
hold upon Egypt. Thal she meana to .1" ao we
may wall bclteve, all rumora to tbe contrary
aotwlthstandlng.
A recenl IncWenl la far more slgnlflcanl to
lhat eiTa'i t tiiin Lord Cromer's vlsll to England
wlll bo lo tbe otbi r. Murad Ba y, flea ing for his
Ufe from Constantlnople, wenl atralgbl to Calro,
anl put hin.self niiih-r I. Tii I'van v's protectlon.
Nexl day the Porta- ..at woral to the Khedlvc
that lt WOttld be greatly obUgrad if .iurad were
arreated and aent back. The day after that a
Becond measnge came] to tbe aame effect, bot
plalncr in pbra.se and atronger ln tone. rne
thlrd dav came n peremptorj demand. nr com?
mand, npon the Egyptlan OoTernment, ns vaasaJ
and trii.-a'arv to tbe Porte, to dellver Murad
np fortbwltb. Tho Bgyptian 0-vern_nen> tben
made appllcatlon ta. Lord Cromer. "We do not
,,,,,.," they sai.l. "to glve Murad up. But tbe
?Port" commaada ii. and the only way we can
??get out of it ls to aay you wlll not let ua.
?Very weu." replled tl" Bngllahman, ??you may
?tell the Porte tbal I reftiM ta, glve him ap, or
??ii, 1,-t you ih. s.i. or even to eonsld.tr the qnes
??ti..:; of dolng bo." Thal was ibe anawer the
Porte recelved; an 1 Murad, whil ? unders ntence
of death at Constantlnople, remalna in Calro,
rufe and aound, and la there edltlng a paper
which openly advocatcs ;i unlon of ti..- Armenl*
ans. Turklsh Llberals, Syrians and oth ra for
tli,. depocitlon of the Sultan and rcorganlMtlon
of the Turklsh Emplre on a constltutlonal basls.
That acarcely looks aa though the Britlah were
- ing to gel out of Egypi ln thla jeneratlon nr
the next. It looks a -.1 d??al more llke a re
mluder to Turkey lhal in Jolnlng Iwnda wlth
ltuss!a she has Irretrievably l'>st tbe lasl aem
blance ..f authority ahe possessed over Egypt,
nnd baa thua grcatly Imiierllled ber hold upon
Trlp i|| .mai Aei. a. J. looks, i i >, llke a f ?rmal
notice t.. Burope and tbe worid thal If Busala
ran rlolato the Treaty of Beriln England can
abrog.ite lier agn 'menl or promlse i i wlthdraw
from Kgypt. '??",'i Cromer may go lo Englnnl
ii, Aprll. Bul he wlll n .1 say goodby to tli"
Land of tbe Pbamobs not yei awblle.
WHEAT AXD FALRE FIOl REB.
Tbe Agrh ultural Departmi*nt bavlng pubMshed
Ita final Btnteinenl of the yleld of wh.it Ln I80T*.
whlcb nobody in the trade or out of it regarda
...., even approxlmately correct, il la perhapa lu
order to aak iho?e farm ra at wh _s Instance
theae erroneoui reports have prwumably i.^
made for Ihe last f. w yeara whal tbey have
galned by them. I'ntll Ihe Farmers' Alllance
began to manufactui ? systematleally false r?>
porti through tJovernment ngents Ihe lowesl
i.i'i.-e of No. _ red winter wheal al New-York
fn- manj yeara had been 7(5 cents in a slngle
... ,.;.,, 0f i-.. i'i:. ; .- ??-: in i _J0 ha I been
s;'; cents, though ln thal month the uverage
was 83 20 a- -nl i. Wha n sb Tl cropa abr .ad llft<Bd
tbe prlce above fl i>> for the flrsi half of 1801,
nnd ii remalncd ai $1 durlng ni st of lhe lasl
half. there enme ab_urdly false estlmatea of
y\ 11, and wlth .1 ?" ti'in .-i fnll in prlce. The
Unal estimate for ti." crop cf 1801 waa tlcmon
?trablj al leasl ,.0,000.000 Imsh N t >< .mall. and
m ?:.- r :tia.."ai:.l Rilthoritli i hold ir RO.O0O.000
t,, 70,iss>.lSSJ hiiHliel_ onl of Ihe way. Tlie eat!
mate , ;' IME! was nl lensl -WM..""?> bnsbids too
low. au i lhe priii* dropp d i . Ttf* centa In Octo
?..;-, wi;ii nn average of ouly 7:..v_ in Novi*m
i,..f. tben lhe lowest m nthly average tver
know n
M it- rs became a _i al tl ill worse when thls
Adminl.trntion sele -te l tatisti lan n fav rito
,,f the Alllance wh. ?? ;?:< ? ? ?? - .|"l kl. losl publlc
,? .. |, n.... The estimate 1 >r I8U.1 >* is IMX...
, n .... |.. im' ti iml leld waa c rtalnly
.,|a ,iHS>,issi Imsh Is, anal itnli's* lln pri ?? loiis
: than lhe cstlmnti'i ln*r ? glven. ibe
'1 ;. |X0_ musl h.lVi* bci_l oSO.UOO.IlUO bushels
.1 |j ,a? win fall ? '" u*. and lhe
,_.,. . .. \... mi,cr v .sd i. W i ? ut*. li il in March
i .. . , ?? was 50 H7. .. J 'h" average only
i;i s_ ? _it_. ? ;i.- crop >? | it an;
rn f thi ? uistlon whi 'li sp ' .:!:;? .rs ? li
1 i|_e ! al Ihe offl i ?! ;? titrna bad expeetitl, ?'.?
prla i> *'? !! t . ."??''?"? 7 in M '.' ? and Ibe ava ra
lhat month was .V_7.. ?*n s. Tliencameoncem n
nlartrlng nl ' '1'"11" ; '" "*;;
and the . '. t. Iml b; thin Mme n . one w is wllllng
m 11 ii t aiffl.' al ??' rles. .. i I v .'ii n vil offl
II i '? a tNSi.issi buali '-. Ihe pri ? dr pp i ln
ISin t . ;?' v , m* :. i Moln ". ' ? tbe m mtbly
.,v ..-.,_-,. | ,- ? ,i ..I... ifi wa* .Vi.__ 'eni -
-,.,. ..? ?. i bi wlnti ;? wheal
_ nter . f 1*01 ''??'? - ??' I Pri - ?P* :1 '
:i li.ti.-. und i'.\ ?Irtue of cumpai Ing bII th
wlth prevlous fii-' report* the I) partm nt agaln
mnih' oui eatimatiM of a gloomy klnd. Bul ibe
.. , ;.. : though! -i i ????> ' ?outits hsd n .me solld
, < ai last. an I i rki i r se i?< N '? - eenta ! isl
,Tun.?. iv, raglug Vs:.,; f?r th H ma i h
draipp(.l to i'd ??'?''? ln Septem '? r. an l ihe y. ar
. |.,-...! wlth ,: i murk l pn " dlj ?' - '?
ai irTMi ??? nts. n i movlng in iw . m nths as mu h
?_ j ,. ntH eiili ;? tvaj fr .m that p ?lnt. .lanu iry,
and ospeclally !? Ybniary. h re wltncn >1 nnoth r
: ? ?., :ii: tblngs. ..: il fnr a whll -I ruarj
v ;? :; ' i;h av J'tU, i .*nti, but I
?_- , .n,- v, ??? :!'.<? month iM-gan. r ls iimin of
Importnnce to Judge wh il Is to be exp ?! foi
th?, resl of the iti p year. anlf lhe fni'l a ilch at
...i.r . mosl attenil n ni p ? i l ls ti. n exp >rts
iVl, ,. ;.;. I'.H.r.iT bushelH in Jauuary. Hour in
,.!i,.l,. i, nftor oulj nri.841.W7 t usln i- in lh prei I
,.?. s.\ months. :.. Iiulf ? f Febrnarj*. Alhtntlc
exportM, wbleh alone affeel prl4i*s Ild. aide "f
ih.- Rocky Monntains. luve ln*en 3,iCU?.lH.*i bush
,; against 2.7_I.."?44 la.il yi*ar. whlch ls nol tn.
I,, ?! ,. .i ,i uarj rate. Bu! meanwhlle Western it
telpts continue remarkably large
ltv tln- middlenf Kebruary a lolerably ib'flnlte
;,.,.,. 0f .1." ?;'.'? of ;i wheat crop ln Statea lli -
ahii> of the Itocky Moiintalna ean uaually be
1 formed from th" W?*steru n idpts. 11. -.> have
been thla year alnce Auguat 1 aboul I48.U0O.U0O
busbela fn.ui n cn p offlcially eatlmated at 107,
1000,000, a_alnst less than 111.000,000 bushels
ia_( year frnm a crop ofllilally estlmatiil al -i'''n.
tMiO.iKJO bushels, and IW.OiSi.uXJ bushels ta, the
aamedats ln l*-:>!. from a tTop ln 1803 offli-lally
, j,.;i; .1 gi 300.000.fMiO bushels, Tbe crop of
IK__ was actually over ."aiO.uoo.ouu liiisbels. The
,.., plpta to date lu 1803 were blll I8O.000.0U0
busbi'ls, or 3-.000.000 butilielti larger ....m thls
year, from a erop lu lso_ wblcb uctuallj exi'ewled
;,?.,,mn.Hun busbel . anil Ihe retelpts to date ln
isiij u,'i,. bul UU.000.UOO, or 14.OUU.000 bushels
more ihan 11*1- yi*ar, fr >m a erop . i 1801 actually
ah ml U4ti.000.000 buahela. lt is lu lhe Ughl .-f
SUcb i';.''ts thnt tho laa. [IS lllis .VlM,' .11 ?; . ?: 11* I'I
Indicate a yleld lasl fall mucb larger than th"
,,1U ;ii ur mosl "f lhe otber cstlmatcs. Even
uow, wlth a markel ao rldlcitloua th it eaah wheat
i is nomlnnlly quoted al 0% cents nbovo tbe price
i for February dellvery, lha uiik is all In tbe nature
i of guesses about croiw In Argentlna and otber
countries, whereas ih" actual vlalble supply ln
commerclal atores .,f tha> Atlantlc Statea is
y,y,,imi.,(hui bushels, whlcb is more t.ian it waa
Bl date In any year prior ta> 1 .?:;.
Bngland may b,> plannlng tha evscuatlon of
Kgypt; bul th,- date she haa aet f<.r it l*. th
. it. .-!<. Kalend i.
Talklng ah .nt und rground rapid tranalt, wh\
.na i New-Tork do .is well t's London e?n?
iii tha* latter a-ity tbe) are bulldlng nn under
grcund r ad, paealng close by the greal aliflces
in the heari of th>- clty, and n ?b >dy awma t > fatar
i wlll dlaturb the foun latlona. Bul th.ri there la
ii,. .-ia- ated r.a i.i in lyti !a>:i. t i ahow how dangei -
oua ;i rtval syatem would be.
-?
The bill which Aseeurtilyman Audett has intr -
duced, provldlng tbal the baklng "f bread shall
be carrled on undi r aanltary . .ndltl ins, will meet
tba approval of ..u right-thinklng peaople. it
calls for the proper centllatlon of i oma In which
baklng ls done, 1 rbldi the uao of cellara tor
thla purpoee, nd dlrecta thal the bakera ahall
ii.t aleep ln the rooma where I iklng la dono
and thal they ahall nol work more than ti-n
boun a *Jaj*. Tho mf-re fuct that such & blll
haa been brought forward call - attentlon to an ,
evll that oupht to he abated. The rnssaKe ol
the bill wlll doubUsss affect unfa\orably a num
her of smull bakc-t_, but lt is plaln that the gen?
eral wslfar* requires that the larfce number of
peopl* who buy ba'.<<-rr.' bread flhOUM havt a
reasonSrht* assuranee that tho article they pn>
ctire has b**n prepared under proper aurround
Inga
Bassball "mafir.ates" in session agaln, eht
Really, we had Slmost forgottsa there waa bu-jb
a thlng as haseball, ln this part of the world,
at any rate.
? ? ?
Kow that the Drg Ihow ls a tning of the paat
for the prsssat year, it Is possibts that Colonel
Warlng ma;. be abl* to sooure thi* hfarlni? whlch
he deslrea for hla propoottloa t" al- .ll. h the dog
as far as p*s*<.;iilc ln the clty of Xew-Ymk. A
referendum mlght ahow, however, that th*
Colonel'fl supporters ars In the minortty, but no
c.e ean deny tbat tln-re are fnr tjo many
besgtS of tho canlne order in the clty.
PBB80XAL.
Mi<-s .I.ine Kyn. who has Juat b?en grsdoatatf frorn
? p anaylvanla aonaal achool, - a full-Mooded
imv. : ? ? Indlan.
l_r.i Braai y, th* Oov*r_or-O*a*ral of victorij,
9 i .. |y rtdlng ln en* of tl ?? MclbounM parks,
,:, i hivltn; 1 o*t tils way B* ma".- la I'llrt-s of *
..,.,.,-? ir -i pollcaman. Tb* Mrtbonra* p.>Ua_*
, ... fre* and ?????' " thelr <_aan*r*, rir.d tb* sBatosr
'.,..].', ,i i,\ laylng bla hand on the Oovernor**
shoulaler ar.d polntln* to ri d'stant sate "im old
man" ha ald "that a the way out. and be ai?-d
- ii. .';. out of lt. or you'U bfl gattlag roonwlf into
tr nol*."
??<'. r. rai" .r. s. Coxey is tatktag to Poputtsta ln
?? ? .i--.
Aa ml.vhl be aaturally eapeeted, JournaUsa in th*
Orient I* flowery. "Thi _*vant Herald" broks oat
ln thi i illowlng fashion tbe other day on th* an
niveraan of th* Bultaa'a ilfiy-itfth blrthday: "in
the lulllag iwoetnaaa* of that aeren* atmoapher*
whl< :i la breathed by thos-* whoae prlvOsg* it is io
dwell under tho tn ot His Majeaty the Sultan
Abdul lr mlda th* i.i-riodi.-al qulckcnlng of th*
,: gratitud* whlch la wrought by th* advent
:; ,|e annlveraarles conws ss a wsIoosbs i*>
pplnea* whlch tho habit;of lta cn
lovment tends to hol I In pa alvlty. ln all ttage% ot
rivlllaatia n thla faal haa been rec. rnlaed, and coa
? i tnoratlvc ft-atlvala hav.- appeared ln every calen
cm- from the daya of Abraham to our owa tlme.
,.' ,... - on< ol .i ?ae featlvala; ll marka the anni
'.- aiv'if- . ? - whlch the Bultaa
. - ,*p m| , .. n ,i .nf.-int eyea npon tro* wor.a
whii h hla nr- li "'-'?? ?>':'1 l_^,,n'*_ th"mi11**
. - human :?< ini - ki ?up?d under hla benija au*
tho ltv '? )???' much they ov.e i i th b >n< ? olent ro.-.n
and aagaclo ia aovcrelgn wh * i rule give* pcac* and
securltj tothelrl '?? tbeli at aken-i aoula
.-,,,, admlra ioi '-' ite polltlclan. P**r
,.-. ?rm admlnlatrator. dlplomatlat
uitlvated atnu llect humane and
? |n his r leth da. the Sultan Andul Hamld leada
[plre m ihe way of greatn*** ar.d proagrssatv*
devel >| meni. '
-,-n,. Rev. c ii Fatman, lh* *vang_tot, who ?
m u. ,.,. -., ? a ,!??-. aa* l.r ??? ndueting a
/-: '.;;,; r< rtval a Am tland, Nsw-Z.
Vjh, - ,r 0f thi R i?*lan Orai ddacbess
Olgi ??-. :-i he '-"'? *? '?*?'?* sli.-wn to the
l_te K'ng ''???; - ? ' Wtlrtatmberg. h? K,ok* I at th*
. .rtralt canfully and then aald. dryly: "Th..* por*.
;rr. | naturiag; th.* balr I* U? full, ths
rlillant, *nd th* ekin too treab.^
] ,-\. - . . : H '** th* i rln -.
g . aent froia
. | the Klag.
. .4 - ? rl palntere.
THE TALE Of THE DAT.
-, . .. ?,,.,.. of s- .idea ln th? Pm*alaa Army
r ? ... - - ' ' ^;
rap - ' *v ': ''r,'e
yet ' ?:??-?
- . . -. ..-.:. ln
.?"'.'?
-> *kowa -i aa?
le* bi
v ? . ?-. I-'.. ? a. I.aliar..
iat rian Ai
. aa 1 unr n-'.~..*:. r is sol.-ic ta
ra ncst *ui lay.
i ni - al] i: tb* S*rn ? n
v -a- i .-?
An ii-V' nn r prop ' BBgaas of a
tb* appreaa-h ??!
I : l..l - .1 ? l : I
, -. i ? . h wlll not b* ad i
lorc- on I -c. bal wlll
?? aymptoia* from aay
. .. - ? | at a -i nr ?? fr.'ta
n;-(*a*
when nagnei aboul
? _*h*a
,?*.?.. tha th* rlm ? f
ita. raualBs ba_ls to
-!?-,.; n tha rn Ine-room a w*ll aa in th* pllot-l ??
an i on the
N..-.4 :? ^i tn- i
.- ?
B-* i
::*< i: "Oh , ? ' '"
. . quln r.
i "?.. a .- . i; " aay* (' ? - * ? I >
tal t
? ?? sad
f i Mi Bro , who turn* out te
ppotat
? . . rh ? reai ' '
, luentlal polltl. tl frlend Ra
t ';? a.1-1
I that he haa ka _ra
'.-..: i -i- ? lar with
- qual ??. . *> and i >n n imnM-ad ber wlthoul
refen-' i: -a.is only by ae -i-l- rt that th* r *?
rered i* the wrlter w-is th* son of
?. after who** death *>.'.?* marrieJ
By N i V. i-i Perfect.?"You'r* a bil manl" ahe
i- i
i i'r* anotha -." he hotly retorta I.
\- i the aew \. no deulal, but srgusa
? -,,: ihe waa i better and b*tt*r m.ui aaeh aea
aon 11 ?-- * r.?:t 'i'rl. ?
Tln* Ki-1.'i Tourtna Club haa aaked th* sflal*t*r
of tha Inter r ta approve of th* followlng rul**:
?l. Th - i arrl ? ??? Oa th* approaoa of
other v*hl ?!< i U rn:-1 k a to tho rlght *f the reai
'" meetins Ihem, or ta ihe left If ptaaalns " ""*
. .. ? . |e muat I I wlth aa slsrm
? , , inspl ? * III -i"- la lefl to th* iwn*f as to
the . holea i ' thia ilgn il. S. A lai ? ? ry
i-i: :? i Ightf ili. i f_ 'H*ta ?;ii b ?? I ts
rlde on th* tootpatha al those iins wher* "her*
ar.- no houMs; for esampt*, In th* c untryj hut
il ? ii prohlbltlon by th.* Mayor* of th* rartous
communea must b.* obnrrvrd."
Th* :.-.-?!. r of -i lars* prlmary rlaaa in th* Sun
i ntxt I vlllaaea a j? tell
Ing her Ini :ed ??i-ij" aboul Ihe 1" ' rbrlal
.11 1 rr t . t | '?**?? nl '
-,?'-.-. |n il s .- had ?? ' . tlw ang*I* an-1 tlie
?-. l ;' - ? they performed thi the ilm^ of
the ''. i T Rtament, :....?:. fl choaen people,
; ,1 ll r> vl ?( : m ? armlee, he irlna meaa rea ol
or con.?o|._lon or w.imu ,-. ..-,.-arim to tln* ahep
-:-.-.- ? I il.-' bli th. .*t -. !* ? ??
thla explan il n thal the la .i -her'a t ilk
touehed upon the reeord w.it aa angel appeared
uni - th* i' ? ihed Klljah after he bad fled to th*
adlderneaa. "Her* ls an Inatane*." s.i.* sni..
"where an ur r.i J! the aame work for E11J_i
\ ur mainmai now do for you. Tiu? angel h.ka*.i
a eak* fcr _llj_b." Th< n the la ly'a I i? i : '
arrtument w.ia temporarlly atllled by fh;.-> haatlly
volunteered proof thal what tiu- t*ac_*r se.l 1 niui>t
be goapel truth: "Oh. Mra-. l've eat angel
?;..-"? ..'rn -lnnatl Tl___-8tar.
rh* truat*** of Bryn Mawr Collegs ha^e ettab
II i : two ii av eompatttlv* aebolarshtpa eWtttt and
$.,i reapeotti ly, lo b* awarded to eaadldatss fi>r
entrane* to the solleg* srho ^'raii reeelvs th** hi?h
eat nn i aaeond hlgh**t ara.'.,' af niarks ln the ex
amlnatloa. Th* came scholarships are offered to
?andidate* who tak* th-ir *_____a_o_a ln Phiia
delphla und la Hoston. A rumber of a-*holur?lill_
..ra* offer*d to gi.-u wh.. ha-..* attended tbs I'hiia
delpiii* publlc aehaio'.a a fr** aeholarshlp in esanss*
i n Wlth th* Utrls1 Ulj*h BcbOOl of Ar-Imore hia
r Mtabllahed. Th**se achilarjh.ps open eolleg,
i.iet 'n atudenta who eannol ro away to .*o!>ae.
.?I'.- Ilrvri M.-wr la wiihln *say acceus of I'hlla
elph .. uni th* f** for fultlon In tb* colleere haa
been letermtnedljr K--,-t down by the truateea. It li
therefor* paaalhls for ,i sr*m*a rssldsat in PhiiaJel
; !. .i ;,. att*0 . e0UM*a leadlng to the d.*gree of
ba helor of arts more chi-.iply than at the 1'nlveraity
ot Pennaylvanla.
tfany yeara ago th* mlabrter of Korbea, tn Ah*r
dcenahlrc, was Uenjamln M.i-.-er, a man of gfSSl
bodllj atr?na*th and ,.f ara_tl Mcentrkity of hahita.
oiia* day, ar- lie waa praaehlng, a man In tb* oongro
?riition fell \. j aound a_ileep. Stiii Mr. Mercer took
no notlce <>r ium ii.itii he beaaa to anora, sad then
- i to tn ? baaadU: ''ChavUa, waukon up Bandy
Mueli: h*'a . .ttln" 1' tb* corr.er o' that sqnare seat.
anorln'." Th* l*?a*_* v\aa ijulck to act. und Bandy
??v ia ni i up i.i a hurrtaj ana exetud manaor, wb*i?
upon th* mlnlater sddreassd hlm: "Band/, T'm naa
freely aae bard upon sla-epera r th.- klrk as eom*
folk, leeause tl-c pn-acher Is BOSMtlae* ns much to
blame aa th* hearer, but"?ond be held out hl*
rlen.-hed n*-t threatenlnfly--"but. Sandy, I debar
anorln'."?(London Telegraph.