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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREET,^v
THURSDAY, AVIU'ST 19, ls''T.
THE MAYS THIS MORSIMI.
FOREIGN A bomb exploded In Paris near
Ibe route token by President Finne of France,
just after he passed, or his departure to Havre
t?. embark for Pi Petersburg; H wna believed to
Im thi attempt of on Anarchist to kill the Presi?
dent. Three bomb explosions crented a
lelgn o( lerroi In Constnntlnople, and In tlie
Sultans palace; an Armenian ?vas arrested In
tb? Ottoman Bank with explosives In his pos
session. Twentj Polish students were or
rested in St. Petersburg*, suspected <>f Nihilism,
and hurried off to 81 berle The native re?
voll ?? Northwest India is spreading, the whole
frontier being In rebellion; several powerful
tribes have loined ih?? rebels. Ambassador
vYhltt l.u- gone from Berlin t.. Paris to <? infer
with General Wood ford In regard to presenting
American \ ews a? t.. ruba ai Madrid.
DOMESTIC Controller Rrkela discussed the
curren, problem before the American Bankers'
Association at Detroit News reached Bos?
t'.ii thai the captain and nun?? ..f the achooner
Olive I'.?. k( ?? bi.?.i by the crew and the
vessjel ?mis burned off the .*?..??? of Brasil.
Olencalrn H defeated the Moma for the third
time on Lake Bt, I.?mi? and Canada thus retains
the Beawanhaka C??rli Ihlan trophy. Ware
?nd Sheldon defeated Mahony and Nlsbet, the
Bi lllsh experts, at Newport. In the match for the
American championship In '??tuns doubles,
Receivers were appointed for the Massachusetts
Benefit Life Kssoclatloti, of Boston. A
? .niil.it? ?>us Issued by General Wilson, chief <>f
tb?? Engineer Corps ??! Ihe Army, iti reference to
employing men mi pu bll? works under ?'i\ii Her
? ? gula tlon?.
CITt AND SCBI'RBAX. s R. Callawa)
elected president >'f the Lake Shore and Michi?
gan Southern Railway, to succeed the late Gen?
eral lv W. Caldwell. Requiem mass In
memory of Canovas del Castillo, the murdered
Spanish Premier, .?a? held in tlie Church >,f Si
Yin, .ut de Paul, un.I??? the auspices ,?!' the Span?
ish American residents. - A tornado stru k
n.-ar Valley Stream, Long Islam*, and wrecked
g hotel, besldes ?loin?; considerable other dam?
age; one woman was Injured. Alberi ?'.
Sugden. who confessed to stealing about $2.??MJ
rth "f Jewelr: from Richard ? Wilson's
home, ??as remanded from Centre Street Court
to Police Headquarters The police believe ho
Ihe scurrilous letters about Mis? Cornelius
Van.!?! lui: jr. The American Yacht Club's
???_-att.i v.,? held, among tbe winners being the
Rurybla, the \cuehta, ihe Keneu, th?? Kit an.?
the Prei Cash wheai Just passed the tl
mark, and silver reached Its lowesl price,
'Mi. ib?! Iarg< au, Mon sa'?? of ?.? ever held in
thla ? luntrj took place at the \\?,,? Exchange,
.?I'f-? iiii;s going at figure? a little above
. ent | ll private sal??. Winners at
Brighton: Talisman, Junior, Voter, Harry ?.I,
? ui and Sont"? Stock? were Irregular
mall nel gaina.
THK WK.xTiiKP. Indi? atiat,?- for to-day:
and fair, after showers. The temperature
r ? Highest, *?" di nt? --; I ?st, <>;?;
rage 71?,
Readers on the Y ;. Jersey and Long
Island , oasts ?. ceh ? the regular ^ ilr edition
<?' the paper, with extra pages .i.iici foi
their /,??/':'. the /<>< alities.
t iff*: ?? ? {ST.
Th.? m,p? ??'pal election problem, so far .i<
surface ndicai .11*? go, ,??,.?? noi -??.?in um. li
nearer solution iban, it ili?.] lu?; June, Thai i?
like]*/ ??? be Ihe case trit?i political question**.
A? ibe 1 me foi ileci*?iou approaclien. all the
? oiului.iiu elements and -??1 ti-?? Interest? make
1 i.in?.lv. ? vociferously iiianifeai :in.l convey
the ????|?;?, ??ion to ihe casual ,.!.?.????.?? ? ha ? eueb
\ irloii? lileat and "?lieh .muy difference? m v.-r
?an ?? harmonized. The few hour* before ili??
meeting ?.' .1 contested party convention are
hours ol lit? warfare, when ibe enemy without
ili.? party 1? much dearer than Hie rival lu the
|iar*y. ? fen hour? after that ? ? ? ? \ ? 111 on H ml?
all ili.???? faction' working together :i? Ihollgh
ili??.?? had never kimwn .1 quarrel and had never
had ;i Hi ?light excepi lo uni ?? ,.?i the candidate?
soiiii?..? ?,-? faction? mu-i bitterly nppoxett. s?,
it :? uol t ell lo lake prei.iual on differences
lori ?t'i-:..i,-l\ .
.lu?; nov) there ? a irreal deal of talk elioni
tbe mi.bllily of effective auti-Tatnmany
union thai ? rea?*hed :i? Ibe result of confer
<ii.c. m - noi ?.????????.1 a? 1 lie restili of confer
enee, or Is reached a** Ibe result ,?!' conference
with one !?..!< determined lo ronsider only one
particular nan??, or :? reached as the result of
conference with one boily determined ?? con
?der anything bin ..i?.? particular name, All
... tin??.? terrible foreboJings ar?* largely ibe
result of people taking tbemoelres t?,., seri
ousl.* Siili.r ihe gentlemen of the Cititene
? ? .? are so Impreaaed trit?i their exclnaire
patea r . il to the virtues of S.th I.uw that they |
? '-ul.I 1101 think of letting anybody ei?.? hav.?'
g share ?? running him. They might allow
Republican? to vote for him. or even declare in
, .invent .n thai he was ihe Iteal article in Ihe
market, bul ibey are anxious in s..,i?,,n and out
goon lhal the good? sii..ubi Ih- stam'ied
w ih ihelr trademark, and theirs alone, Then
iherr ? Mr. t.nii-;?;. who taker? himself and li ?
n m terionsl* ,??? 10 suppose thai h
- ? li body of Republican ro era In, on the edge
?>f and nntatde hii organixatlon are deeply con
cenied .1? to a matter <>t' ptveeden?*? In secur?
ing .1 Mayor orbo win k*-?-j? Tammany from loui
.nrv' the town Then liti?re ? youn?,' Mr. Alter
hury, who has spoken ont iu ineetlng la time
0 get blmoelf noticed He ,? trouble,! i?.st the
Republican roten who elected Mr. Rchleren
Mayor of Braokly-i la spite of the belief thai he
voi. 1 ngalaal Mr. 1:1.1:11.? in i*?m will bear g
trwAm again?! Mr. l?ow, who di.i rote for Mr.
r.i.i.n?? in iSS4 ?p,? Mr. Hartiaoa in 18T2, i.e
ran*? he dM not rote for Mr. Hairkton In |R88
Many other? might also he menliooed who
ar?? rilled with grare fear? becanse Mr, Low ii
tbil or Mr. Strong la that, because Mr, Qnlgg
wul not ...:,???? to iliis and Mr. Worth will noi
r-niment to that, ami Hm Cltliens Union will noi
consent in ? nn thing ??'- Tlicy mighl all
profltahlj la* - ?? eh worrk Tin ??? ? ?.? ?
senti and ? ? of cmseul are usual In August
rsuamnlgnlng. A ?trongei force than Mr, Plat I
?.r Mr Worth <?:? Mr. Qnlgg or Mr. Catting m '?
Mr, ghepard la working, and w? think li will I
! work tlioni all Into harmony. Th.it Is the de?
! s?n? of the avernso citizen who, after all, rules
; Ulis ?it? when be take* tin- ironlil?? top an
' an:i-Tntntunny Mayor, ami lb? determination
I of tli.u average ?iti7.cn not in l?o Ii.ilk<??l of his
? Mi*ii i.y any body's seliisliiie?? or pride of ??pin?
ion. It Is unnecessarily offensive for anybody
lo i.-ilk abolii forclnK anybody ?dse. If ilici?? Is
: any fatting, ?? will n??t I??? the forcing of on?*
' organisation i?v ?in??tii?-r. btil ili?? fairing ?>;i all
by the logie ot circumstances of saving < ?un
: inni! -.use. ivlii.li often In politi'?? changes lb?
.' tuo*; solemn ?1??????'??????' iiii'i ti!?? moni good?
: humored harmony.
if Mr, Low shall seem to the general sense,
whi.'li i? t-\pressed In in??!?? sin?? ami subtle
wars tban i?y petitions or eren delegates, io
be tbe available man ?re are conrln.1 thai b?
; will be the candidate, and Republicana will noi
refuse :?? rot? far bin because some other body
which may dislike or ?T?rn distrasi Ihe Re
* publican organization happen? flrsl to say ii
wants ;?> s.?e him elected. Sor will Imlepeiidents
fall lo support blm became in so doing ibey
, iviii be yoked with men whom tbey reganl as
wicked politicians, if. on ili?? otb?rr band, Mr.
| Low ili.i aeen unavailable io tli.u popnUr ? ?>n?
? mon-sense, neither resentment on Mie pari of
? his original supporters nor glee on the pan of
; his original opponents would prevenl Hi?? un?
known unifier from appearing, it Is the aver?
age voter who wants union, and tbongb be may
' tie convinced to-day thai be wants it In some
? partlcnlar way be will And In tbe end that he
. ?ares more far reality than far form. He will
| care might? little whether Mr. Piati or Mr. Cnt?
j ting is sui!i??l with tli?*? plan so long as be g??'*
! a Kudil Mayor. 11 is bot weather, and uttcb
| nnbnpplness Is prereoted l?y ? I' Ie senne of
humor.
THE OUTRAGE UPON If. FAI RE.
Whether tin? bruni? explosion in Paris yester?
day wa< ih?' act of a criminal Anarchist ???? <>f
a scarcely less criminal practical joker ?lm-s noi
:it ibis writing appear. Sot ?loos It, from one
point of view, greatly matter. In either ?a*.?
?? was a monatrons outrage. As a inere Joke
it would at any tim?* hav?? 1.? In execrable
taste and worthy of severe punishment. At
sud) a lime as ibis, with tbe Presiden! .in*!
setting.oui on a Journey ??f nniiiii?? Importance,
and with all Europe :.t blgh nerrons tension
over til?? lniinliT of Canoras and tbe threats of
tbe assassin and his sympathizers, Il s. cms in
credible that any Joker cnnkl hav?? lieen guilty
of stich criminal folly.
Tbe presumption is. however, that the nei
wa? done wltb criminal Intent, cither as a part
of snch a widespread conspiracy as has lieen
blnieil al by Anglollllo and bis fellows, or as
th?? deed of some ?nie Incited t?? ii by tbe tragedy
of Sani.? ?gueda. Crime beget? crime. One
sensational murder Is api ?<> ???:?? io ?"er?, ur
io attempts at them. Anglollllo sais be killed
Canovas "to avenge" the killing of Asebery;
nnd Asi'hery assassinated fifteen Innocent peo?
ple "to avenge" ili?? killing of the unirderou?
franchi ami Horras; nnd franchi slaughtered
n lui ..t people "in avenge" ??.?!???.?? knows
wiii The same maudlin mal logic might In
. it?? some .?n?? t" iry to kill M. Paure "in avenge"
:.,?? tn pending death of Anglollllo. When on ??
ih?? vendetta starts ?.? run ainih-k ?!????? > n??
telling wliere it ivill st,.p.
li |? i?? be ..lis. ? v.i!, tm?. thai 111?? Anarchist
gentry select their victims with the ntmnst .1:*
regard -t' principle, if. as ibey say. tbey are
opposed io hereditary sovereigns, an.I devuieii
i?. the welfare ?>' th?? common |teople, it '* 1. .?
? al. (botigli unspeakably detestable, for them ???
strike a; czar? and king? Hut in?? victims of
Prancbl In the 1.????????? Theatre and of Asehery
;n tbe Corpus Christi procession were noi czars
and kings, hill common people t'a moi was
noi an hereditary sovereign, bin a man of the
people, chosen by tbe peopl?? to be tbelr servant.
Canovas Mas a mac ol tbe people, or1 humblest
origin, who bnd made bl? way i?? Ihe fore bj
dint of hard, honest work, and hail be? u rhosen
by il.?? people to be ihelr servant, He had, tuore
over, given Spain universal suffrage, and ex?
tended tie clemency of pardon i?> tbe criminal
friends ?uni sympathizers of tbe verj man who
slew blm. And a*? for l'?l'.t Paure, If the world
to-day eonta lus a conspicuous example of native
worth and faithful labor carrying a man from
lowly origin to a place of supreme beneficence
to tlie common ?.pie as tin ir public servant
? s he.
A man whose name Is synonymous wltb wick?
ed tyranny Illustrale?] hi* theory of government
by slashing down all ?a..*?? plants in bis garden
which ??..*?? above their fellows Tbe Anarchist?
?.f to-day bave adopted Tanpiiu's scheme.
Their hatred Is directed noi agalnsi those who
surpass their fellows in vice, but agalnsi ilio*??
who excel 'n vii nie. They would strike down
m?! tbe m m who Is conspicuous for bis tyranny,
but li i m who Is eminent far bis benefactions.
In sucb clrcnmstauce* tbe slightest sympathy
with Ihem In any respect Is Impossible. Tbey
at?.? not men striving In a mistaken way for a
good end, Tbey are enemies >?f manklud striv
Ing In tbe \\ irat of ways for ihe worst of end?.
It is bononble to M. Patire thai he has Incurred
their enmity To biui Ihe congratulations ?.t*
the world are given to-day, and ?.I wishes for
a propitious voyage, a pleasant r - ? ???1 ? safa
return m Pran ??
silver i.y/) win: ? r.
The fall of silver :?> the kiwesl point re?u ? led
does uol deserve notice a* a surprising thing,
for its enormous output a* a by priNluci, recently
explained in Tbe Tribune, render? it* commercial
vain?? ijulte Indeterminate. Tbe statemeni thai
the great silver mine? ol Creede will stop pro
?lucine because the pr I? ??? of silver has gone i>??i
low Is coupled with Ihe suggestive remark that
th?? work ?\ :ll I??? llirnetl mainly In Ibe l'"!?I pro
[ duclng reins, bin as these yield silver in iimi
????. i ?m with the gobi, Ibe output of silv.;? will
not therefore i*ease, even from these mines,
thoiigb it may diminish
IteganlliJg the stupid assertions i?.\ Bryan les
thai the price of silver gad of wheal are closely
lnke.l together, ll i- WOTtb while i?i examine
ihe records for the last nine months, in ine
fallowing statemeni tbe average ?>f dally prices
is first giren far wheat In cents al Xew-York
ami for silver in p?ii??? al London, and after?
ward tbe highest and lowest for each in each
month sin???? lasi Xovemlier, tbe figures and ibe
average for August being for seventeen days
,.,,!??
Av?ras? ?? , at, Sliver
Sii- High- Lo? High- Low
Whi at vei est ?ss< ? ? ?
Dei ember an.4? 29.02 '.mi v.T.". rio.isi ?_?*.? s|
Januar) ?a.4.*? 21?. 73 !?.' ???? K'J.l'."? it? s) _??? ? ?
Kebrunry ... K2.U3 ;?:?7? s;, ..?. s????,.? -.t? 7?, ?"?es
March. Hl.aJ? js.?.?.-, m: 7:, gn.Oli .t? ?:j ?i :\
April . 77 .'o 28.37 83.17 71 M 2S 7.'. Alt?
Ma) . 7!? 72 _?7 7>: s.; 7-, 77 ?j ._.s is 27 -, ,
.lime. 7". 77 27.00 77*7 73.?3 js ;.?; -j7 .-, ,
July.7s ,;s zi'A S7 ?'.?.' 71 J'. 27.GH "?i!"
August, part skih; 25.7a 03.63 JM.00 26.62 33 01]
While wheal tell nearly 13 ?firs m monthly
average and 18%cent? In .Minai price irom I?.
cember to.lune. silver fell aboui ? pence lo arei
a??? and 'JMI pen???? from lii-h.-si ?.? 1??\%,?>: pi..,.
But from the lowest ?,ri(... ?n June wheat lia*
risen 20 cents, while silver bas fallen from Ibe
lowest price in thai month almost :."_. pen... ...
:? renta ir ?liver fanaticism bad any regard
for facts whatever, this bit of experience would
surelj mak.? it hesii,, ... ii.1T wii.-ii n?. record
la examined f??r a longer time, ibe conclusions
are eren more Instructive.
Tbe so-c;iiie.i demonetisation ul silver in is7.?
was followed ?lurin;; the next flve years by 1
fall uf alu'iii I?? per rent ? value. The island
bill, requiring ? ??? nage ??f ?*_?.? ? ? ?.? ? ? 1 silver <?,??????
month, ?a- :?????.wed by a ttarllne from i*?7s
to isixi of aboul '.? penen, or 16 pet cent. The
Sherman Silver Purchasing act, adopted in or
der to test the ??iieMion whether line :i? money
of ;i.mil.? railed State? product wonM lif?
the price, did ind.I r.'ii???' ? Milli ???' ???' - UtUi
into effect, Imi in a little mor.? 'lian a year the
price had dropped lower than ever; ami by Ibe
time ili,? acl wag repealed, gbont 1" |*ence, or
?.':: per cent, since that lime there have been.
Brat, a nroloaged waiting until tin? election ?>f
? I8MJ in tlie hope of a free-silver ?'..-iory. during
j which the nriee declined aboul '?'? pin'??, or I11
; pei? cent, ami since laat Ortober a decline m'
r. pence, or HI per rent, Whoever rnooae? lo
connect th?'?1 Bgnrea with the greal inereaae of
silver production, during the years when it??
price was sustained by legisfaition or the hope
of k*gishttlon, ami the swif; ami disastrou? de?
cline whenever that expectation wa? rouwvcd,
Will realize thai silver no longer has gny definite
price hi il..* world's markets a" a monetary
meta!, because as a by-ptoducl ii i- ronatantly
thrown upon the markets at a cosi much Mow
ir?? monetary ralue,
?iRCADEs /op RECTOR */.
'G?.? petition in favoi* of widening I!??, lor si.
t?.-iw?-. n Trinity Place an.l Weal st. which has
been s? ut !.i Controller Pitch merits rarefiti ex?
amination. Whether tbe ex|tense which would
lie entailed by the purchase of a twenty-flve
!'.?..t snip of ground ami th.. removal of build?
ings would hav.? adequate coin|*en>?.ition in the
advantages given i?. trafile can he determined
only by detailed study. Some ,?! the property
is made ground and is perhaps noi subject lo
th?? sanie regulation? concerning Improvement?
:is th.? real of the city, Thai ami other qnes
tions which might poaalbly l??? raised make any
.tn.li.Mii.nt n? t.. Ibe feasibility ?r propriety id'
ih.? proposed wklening premature, ?m ibere
ran I'?? no doubl that Uector-at. I? overcrowd?*?!.
It is ,-i much-Used route lo ih?? ferries, ami any
plan which will make accesa tu Ihem more com
tunable ami expedition? sltonkl have ? hearing.
While ibe proposition lo purohasc lami alm*
lutely ami tear down a large number ol struct?
tuvs Is I..?!'..?,? ili,? pulili,? :? would '"? well i"
consider ..Hi.t schemes which mighl ?ervc the
same pnrpoae al lea? expense, line of these is
ilia! ..f bnll.lin?: arcades, a plan which ?'..minis
sloner ? Ollis lias s.ij,| offers an excellent Bolli
tlon of tin? problem .?;" relieving congestion in
narrow downtown streets. Supposi? thai, in?
stead oi" buying a strip iwenty-flve feel deep
al,-m; ili-? north ??,?.' ,,r Kector st., th-? city should
lire an easemenl ami right of way ..n a
twelve-fool strip "ii each ?hie ?f ihe street.
Tliis would h?- a inibii !???? expensive under?
taking. Then ih?? ?:..!??? ami bouse front? on the
iii?t story could be moved back twelve feet, the
sidewalk i-oiil.l be carried in an arcade with
ihe npper Boor? of the building* projecting over
It, and th.? driveway could ??? .?\:?????1??! to the
??..?.??? total width <d' ihe street. Thus ihe
l.uildIngii would ?,,' liare lo b.? oui down, Imi
.ml? remodelled lij replai llg lite? tir?! Boor frolli
nails with pier? ami archi?. Xew building?
m ii'-ii bulli limbi Ite plann.?.! lo make (he arcade
feature an attractive pan of the design, and
(berti would lie no serions sacrifice nf Imlbling
space, since Ihe upper Storie? could lie a? large
a- Haw
Kverybody who has s,.,.n the arcade? of Bu
logna and of ih?? Kile de Rivoli di t'ari* appreci?
ate? ihn charm of thai method of building. It
offer? a picturesque variation from ibe mo
llotony of .m ?u?.?.?!?. and in Rector-?!, would
?. \ ?? a much-needed ? ,\ .:?.?,! passage for ihe
throng of fool |iasseugers who a all sort? >.;'
weather liave lu tramp from Broadway lu ibe
waterfront. In Part? the arcade? are popular
with ?liopke.-i'.-i's: for, though Ihey stigliti*
darken the ?hops, ihey du ll no more than do
the wooden or metal awning? ?,. coiumoti lu
G?? city, and ihey offer the advautage .,r a dry
and ?liady refuge from which shoppers may In
??,,???: show wludows, The proposed addition to
the width of Ke.-t.ii?:. !? ju?t what is Deeded
for a good walk on .a? ?i ?Id? of ihe way. Ii ?
for foot passengers ?till mure ? ban for can age
traffic thai additional ?pa,?? is required. Arcades
ar.? admiral?!* adapte?! to serve ihelr conven
JfOl l/.G? / ? IREI. I VP.
The ?.?? ..f the Dnke and Duches? of V??rk
to Ireland, which was yesterday auspiciously
begun, Is aa Incident of more than passing In?
terest. Il s hy ?,, means unique, yel it is ,|.?
I'idedly except ..nal. Tlie members of the royal
family irom Her Majeat* down pay frequent
\ Isits i.i various parts ??? England, S?i?tlaud and
Wales, Imi ?.id..m go !.. Ireland. The tjnecn
herself has visited foreign lami*, .. the Conti?
nent, much oftener, ani lias ?,.?.??? iu ? hem man.*
unies longer, than lu ibis luieresilug and near?
by member of her own Kingdom. The Prlm*e
,,| Wal?? lias ?peni ????:???,\ a? much lime In Ihe
I'nited Slates as |u ihe Island of wbleli he Will
..?.? day lie Klug Vini the presen l royal visitor,
although he has travelled aroiiud the world aad
lived long in forelgu parts, has hitherto made
only a ?Ingle risii of a few .lays ;,, Ireland, that
lielng, by ti..? way, |usi leu year? ago, on ihe
occasion of Her Majesty's golden Jubilee, lie
wa? then only helr-pr?*?iiiii|>tive and not heir
apparent, but he wa? p company with his
brother, ihe then hclr-appan-nt, the Duke of
< 'laivil??.?.
The Tirs! royal visii ... Ireland In ihe preseti
reign was effect ul with much maguili?*encc ami
popular eniliuslasiii In Vugiist, IM4I1, when Her
Majesty had !,? . ? on Ihe I brolle a little more
ili.m twelve yea**? fork waa tirsi approaclml,
but the landing '?-.?? made a) Kingstown, ami
a "|io-i-.?s" ?,, Dublin. ?,, Relfast, ami ihrottgll
: he northern conni le? follou cd. Pour j ears later
th.? second visit was made, in a practb-al and
businesslike way. Instead of goiug by yacht,
escorted by a Beet of warship*., troni Kouthanin
On :?> fork, ih?? royal family weni by railroad
i.i Holy head, and lltence crossed St, l?eorge's
l'hannel lo Dublin, to risii the greal Industrial
Kxhihltion in the latter city. ? ? bini rlslt, so
private a? ?., ?.?? somewhat nuoatisfaetory tu ibe
Irish, ??a- made iu IAH. Dublin ami Klllarney
being ibe chief objective point?. The Prince of
Wales visile,? Dublin n ????;.*,, opened the Inter?
national Rxblbltlun. ami ??...? ?.?,| the lionnrary*
degree of I.I.. I>. from Trinity I'ollege. |Vrha|?s
the imi?! Impressive risii of all wa? thai .,('
iv,*?. when Ibe Prince and his liride speui a
fortnight In and about Dublin. All (retami wa?
wild to welcome ihem, and when they drove out
lu Punchestown a throng of tin.? tbousaud ???
i-orted their carriage, rending ihe air with one
prolonged "Hun?,,,,: for the t'onutes? of Dublin!"
"Huiro..: for ihe t'ouutess of Mai ihkle!" ?
good old Norman cheer; ihe rery Ha Kon!"
of Will.am'? men-at-arms at Ma? ing* Prim-e
Arthur went nexl In I*?'!!?. Ihe Prince ,,r Wal.?
again in ?*?7l. tlie Prince and Princes? of Wales
n ?88G?, and. as airead*; stateti ihe 'ink.-s ,,r
flan nee and Y ?rk ? isl?7.
The present risii I? therefore < nlv the lentil
In a reign of sixty years Of a certainty, once
u ? \ years is not often for members of .?? rovai
family t., ? ? ? ?, Important and so neurb* a
part ?.r the realm Tei when we contras) this
reign with all preced ns I me, its record seem?
in,,?! gracious For never bui once before Vic
loia'? time did ? British sovereign visit ii?..
lami in peace and friendship. Thai solitary oc?
casion was ? 1)923, wtien Reorge IV landed at
Rlenagenry. There was a greal throng <.f wild,
unkempt Baberfolk asaembted to welcome Mm,
who roared so hearty a "???t??G' inai His
Majesty ara? startled and affrighted, and turned
hai !? to ?..s ?.?. But, being reassured, lie final
ly went ashore an.l f.? hi? ??.?.-.nn.? a? loyal
as i( u.i? noisy. Since tbeu the place of his
landing has been railed Kingafown it la ?-..r
thy of teincni'iran.?.'. then, that Victoria ?imi
her sons and grindnooa hav?? visited Ireland '?'?
times inore frequently 'han all preceding aovet
?iirn* ami princes. Th?? present visit la n??t sup
poaed m have any political significance; yet it
will nndonbtedly have gome effect upon the sus
?eptibie temperament <?f the Irtob people, ami
will make many ??G them 1??.? ? hat th?? royal
family ? not altofretber alien ani strange t"
them.
Tii.? balloon which, according t?? recenl nd
J ?.????. was sighted over the North Bea maj turn
? ?mt to be that ..f Andr?e, 'an ther? is no cer?
tainty of It, and th" ? han??' s ai??? ih?? other wnj
n ,? rt, ? pronubi? that he s mid hav?? drifted
liack *? > near ??? his point of ?departure. II?? I?
more likely ??? drop down among ti'?? Klondike
I gold fields or th ? waste? of Siberia, unless, In
j deed, he end his craft are gulfed in the waters
? of ih.? ?.j? ? i'? lar Sea, If there ?- .?t:? The pr is
I peci? aie tiiat Andr?e may not be heard from
; f.?!? a long i. ne t.me, and though it ?* n??? a:
I present nei tsar y t . prefigure calamity to !?::.>
'. . r h - enterprise every ?.??el? that passes wlth
I .an news rrom him ??. ill deepen anxiety ? ? m
! Ina the Issue of hi? lai Ing ndi ntur?.
?
I Th?? , an.i..? >i> . :' the Portuguese ? :?:??' the
' Mapulamtuen? s, ?.?. hat? . ? r ;; - other? ITei ? -?. gerv< s
| ;?? Introduce tn the world si Inrg ? trlh whl h
' M-dly snj .? ??:.?? ever hi ird of before, Th ? Portu?
gu?s? banged them severely, killing -'? rhlef?
I and -i'?'! of their followers," but ???? far has not
?in.?. ?.???? any of the ? nrm i* ? ff from ihelr ? any
*?? llabled name
Tier?? nre son.;.i people '.-et living n*ho enn
remember when there was no such thing as g
match in the domestic equipment, and when
Hint ami ste.-i .-uni tinder were the agen? tat tot
obtaining (Ire. Bir Isaac Holden'? .Lath In Eng
Innd at ninety-two recalls toa generation which
Had forgotten him the fncl that the Inventor of
the lucifer match had ?.? living among them
nil ????:?? years, weuring unobserved the crown of
"i.f the m?.st ??,.fui discoveries in all the
annals of human Invention, h Is curious to lie
reminded that he took no potent on his dis
? ?.?.-iv and reaped no pecuniar) reward from ?r.
though thus protected ll might have made him
the riche?! man in the kingdom and perhaps In
th? "..ill.
?
in waking up to the necessity of providing
drydocks for the LVavy, the .Vavy Department I?
exercising the wisdom of him who puts g lock
upon the ?table door after the hone has ?.?
si.?leu. The horse has not, however, been stolen
beyond reclaim, and If the programme non an?
nounced Is vigorous!) executed all will y-t Is?
Well.
?
According, to the semi-annual report of the
Rank Commissioner of Kansas, deposits In the
banks of the Sunflower State have Increas ?
since January 1 by ?G?.????.???? m- Brelden
thai. Ihe Commissioner, announce? alpo that
there has i... ? a marked decrease in the amount
??f outstanding loan?, ? ith the prospe? t of a still
gi .?? ?? ??..-.? liefere the end of December.
Mr ItrHdenthal la a Populist machine leader,
and whs one of the originators "f ihe Bryan?
Bewail fusi..? a year ago. II? is not, however,
blind t" fa. ts. and has reported what he ?ees
wiih accurac) and rnndor. Prosperity is evi?
denti) re-entering Kansas in larg? ?Iged
Ina ? pa? kages "
? ?
Tl:?? ?? ?St Ctirl ?US ?? ? '-' a1. :'.,?? ll -..!:?? rush
t?? llaskfl i* ihat the proportion ??.' fools In the
?? ? ?.r the world does not seem to lie materially
rl? leased
?
Ti??? lion John i' Aitgeld i* a statesman of
calm nnd Iron nerve. II?? can sit liehlnd a hand
?.?.?. 11 Is economical!?, a pair ??!' ??? ; es, and I .luff
like ii.iv defying the lightning. Sature ?.?
met him at id* dollar venture, he promptly
. - . :,:i , .o,:s. p ?- iio? si .".n 'heat which
ih.. ? utinti ? needs,
?
I looley, :..- successful !..,,,,? ,M flnan 1er,
?. .. he* .m u ' ? ? ? lentsl field? of business,
a ?... la neg ttatini < ? ii : ? ??- ---- Indemnity loan
,,' vsii ? ? ? ? issi .? transaction '.hk-- en??ugh to
make ihe Buthschllds and the Rphrussla snd
ihe Snssoons sll still with awful eye, finding
ihelr high financial realm thus Invaded. The
Hoolej career has so far ?.? a brief. but
of comet-like radiance, outshining the eclipsed
one of Ramato, and no tis. ai astronomer has
? ei attempted to sel bound? to It. Hi* appear?
ance in Kastern finance may mean a g.1 deal
an ! prefigure ; s further relation? with it. lejv
Ing the hidebound old banking companies,
hitherto ihe monopolist? of that kind of busi?
ness, out In the cold. A Sstlonal hank of China,
H -h [lo?leV al til? !:??:??? of It, *? .-Ills t,. loom
among the possibilities of That populous won?
derland, Its undeveloped ? ealth to flow In golden
streams around ihe world when the right Moses
ome? along and gives the ? iy ht blow on the ? ? k
f It? productlvem si
?
Surely, this ;* the age of Ihe decadents . is
rumored, Jersey lightning Is going out <?f favor
Thai Is a trul) heroic beverage, dear ??? the
palate of Washington -a his Morristown, Tren?
ton an?! Princeton .la\s, and cherished ever
sin? ?? a* ? precious legac) b) all true Jeraeymen,
If ? is !?? be in? n. the Province ..!' ?'arinl.-n
and Ambo) a'lll Ind.I be a strange land.
?
Associate Justice Stephen J, Field, of Call
!'.,tuia, ha* now a longer record of continuous
?service in the Supreme Court than mu other
lurlst, dead or living, ivh?i ha*? mounted that
illusi 11?.us bench Though entitled t?? ret ??
m?hi years ago, he ha* xealousl) Insisted ??t? .?
?hare In lh.un'? uork ahile health and
strength lasted; and his Industr) and perslsten?'e
no? full) entitle him t?? I??? ? lass.?.I among tlie
Mirami ? ?Id Hen ol laa and politics
?
/'/ /,'*'? \ 1/ .
?.n m I of M I la m Dean llowelln lives m ... Han
Francisco and practise? as m physician, lie has
gum? ?? ? oneIJ? rabie r< puiallon ?- ?? pori rail
??? He ?- m ? ?? than -??,? nt) y< ars ..?.?.
? monument to the memor* ...?? Klein Wilhelm
Qade, th* famous Danish compo?ser, has been
erected on th? Si Ani?-'* Piad, ?'openhageii, (Jade
died seven years ago n?? was horn In Copenhagen,
und w.s for .nan?? year? flrsi director ot the Royal
. ni sel \ .il?.? y.
\u amusing storj is told ol ih? late .Mi-* Jean
Ingelo? "Once," ?ays "The Philadelphia Record."
??when ?he was il ill - alth some friend? In the
countr) '.t tran.-1 a? ?? thai although ?he often im?.?.
delightful'} ol nlghttngal? . she had never heard
? ?, s., one night the whole household \? ? nt
oui in ih? ni""' 'u'.''' especial!) ??? hear them, and
after, b) .'tfori, holding theli tongues for tu.
,,,. un artille the nightingale? sang divinely, the)
u .. hiartled ???. Miss Ingelow asking: Are the)
utnging? ? don't heal ani thing!' \\ it!; .? ?.,,?- ?
,,, ?? ? - dread of draughts, the (?.e?,?--, befor?? going
?n. nlgill m had ti I? .1 her eal ? ? ? h , otloii
??? ?'?'
?
? Th?? w men ? nous? k? ep, ? re th? mode ? ?? ?
?. .m.? ??r real-life romance." ?ays "Leslie's
Wi-ekl) " "Grace Darling and Ida ?Lewis were the
pioneer? of (loir calling, end ihe latter, wh.? is !
n,a. known ?? Mr* Wilson, la still ?? ? hargi of the
I.iim? it... ?. Light n Narraganaetl Eia] Bul ther
?r? others of equal ?IB |en?-? and courage, who ar?
ont? m '" ?? ? thi lr ? ghl ? hin? for them while
t u. |r ... a:? *? ? ? .-i In lh? obs urltj <-t thi Ooveri
mei.? records Ther? areno le?? than ttiiit>? women
llghthouae-kecpera In u.iploy of ihe L'nlted
Stales tn-ihiv Some of Ih.ni ha?..? I. ??? In the scr?
ii.?? forty year?, or ? ! m? ?r r sime ti?,?? present organ?
isation, which riete? back t" IM] Mrs ,\ ?'. Mur?
doch, keeper ol the licht at itondo'it. on the Hud
ton River, iii-l Mr? Nane) l!..-e, xttrot r ..f the
llathi p? ? ton y Point, were appoint??,? in |H7. Hai
riet ? ?'"if ii. keeper ol the Ughi it Michigan <'lt\,
n |p ippolnted In IMI; Julia G Williams, at Sun,,
??.,11?.!.? Cal., In )*??? Mn Maria Tounghau it
Hilos l, M * . ." IM7, ?nd \l , : . ? ? uceo w, al Pas?
M ineha? , l,i? In ITO ? l?? ? temale lavi - ol Ih?
lamp "? ii'iiai.i. . ireful Ind con elentlou? In I
.n charge of their dulie?, ?nd n la remarked that
? ??.; endure th? Ion? orae, monotonou? Iif?? of I
Itghtkeeper betier than men Salarie? rangs from
ti... tr $i ???', and me ke??per? hav? comforiebl? [
houses, with fuel, nichts and provision? furnished
by t he ? lovernment.
Professor Willis t. Moore, chief of tn?? Weather
Bureau, has none West on a tour of Inspection.
Before ?returning to Washington h? ??1 rend ?
?japer al Toronto before the British Assoclalion
foi the Advancement of ?Science on th?? "Atmes?
pherl? Survey Dally Made In the l'nlted State?
THE 7 ?? ? OF THE D IV.
j The head waiter will have to look to bla laurels.
The head waltreaa is displacing him In certain
? New-England hotels, a- la usually tl.ise, tha
' worn? are doing ths work well.
Mis* Bmlly (aged forty, or therenbouts, to Lord
I Harry Shaver) <?h, how I should love to be s Ju
. bllee bride!
Lord Harry Well, eheei up! Tou w ?n't have to
? ??? v< ry long.- <Punch,
The rule of Commissioner Butterworth, of ths
? Patent Ogle? requiring attorneys practising there
? t , registe?- their names, lias ?,,.? well received by
I lawyers, ll Is ?aid that the li-t eventually wl!l
| "aitai'i ar least 6.0T0 or 7.?0? ? ime? Hundreds
j ii ?? ? be? ?? ?, n! In ?Ire idy.
Sol (IN Luc-, Mrs. Peck Here's ?nOtl ? .? ..,-.?
. '?r ,? man v?. ?:?. forgot ii appear on his ?redding
! ?lai.
ll? irl Peck And yet thev call absent-mindedness
?? ml ornine (Philadelphia North Ami rl? an,
Drummers arc t.- he ?? part of the police force In
; Paris hereafter. When riot? ar.? feared, a drummer
? or drummer? are to be placed al the command of
each police rom m I 'loner ?nd Inspector. The beat?
, Ing <?f th? drum by any of the men will be eon?
! sldered equivalent to the reading of the "Riot Act,"
I or what corresponds to ll In France.
BEFORE AST? AFTER.
To-morrow morn, ?re yet the ?un
Ha? risen In the Bait, he ?aid,
From nolsv. ?tiniiiK city street
? shall have ?p?d.
By meadows pink with ?lover bloom?.
ity Held? where wave? the ripening grain,
Along rh? country road I'll wheel,
? 'harmed wiih the ?cene.
By lakes where bluest WStCr gleam?
111 si.I along, with heart so fre. :
And r? it at noon from le-at of sua
Bensa I h -om?? tree.
Between whose leafy, wlnd-etlrred bough?
I'ier.-es the sunbeam'? golden lance;
And on the verdaut ?ward the light?
And shadow? dance.
\ini in the twilight, ?Hm and cool,
When ski? s with sunset haze are re.l,
rn homeward turn, renewed, refreshed,
And ?trenglhi ned.
r/Exvof,
vl ? ?: Monday came he reappeared,
And, -lowly limping up the stair.
He nought his desk, ami wearily
? ?ropped In his chair.
S inhumed and re?l his face and neck,
done w.is his aspect debonnalr;
The blot ii?- ??f mosquito bit? s
\\'<r?? ever) when.
No more on Runday forth he'll wheel;
.no mur?? through bosky lanes he'll roam;
He's hud enough, and henceforth he
Will -t . . bi home,
? Minn? spoils .f.cirnTil
Ten her fio pupil) <??\e an ??.?????;?- of rh? ftr
nl a name t.. the thing to s hlch it I- ap
l'ui?il An orange, for Instance, Now, an or.mee
?* orange In coloi I ha? lh? shape of an orange,
the taste of an orange and i* really and truly an
-. ?s its nain?? u ? lid lend you :?> ? m ?''?'.
One ..? the fruitful cause? ?,r hoi? s in the folds
of un umbrella Is Improper ? ire when it Is wei To
roll up ? wet umbrella I- t?> Invite th? ?lyes to rot
? . and one of th?? banes of ih?? umbrella manu?
facturer is loaded dye on ? ,k Oui of <.n.? hundred
samples of ?Ilk submitted '?> the writer, not over
i.-ri w?re pui ?i\??. and 'A per rent of th?? s- ! ? ?
Ihr? .1 .-.il.mute,? was overloaded with dye and
? ? noi Hti nd ..m chemical t? st. This is ,? fruit?
ful en ise .a i:..iii.i.? u. umbri lias, and . in ? ?m????m
- is on .ill the silk and *ilk thread? ?tandil g ??
che-nli'al lest In thi* respect. When over-dyed
silk- ?re ? ? ind Ihe umbrellas rolled and ?el
?iwi.y, ??.?? rind Ihe owners complaining lhat ih-ir
umbrellas are cracking In the folds. Fin* holes
.ippeur, .?n.l they an apt '<? return the umbrella
? ? ? merchant and claim damage (Hardware,
WA su ? NO TON NEWS y 0 TES.
Washington Angui
\ BOUM :'"i: DENVER Kdgar ? Downs, of
Denver, who waa seen at the Arlington last even ng,
i- principal oi ..:.? of ? . Igli * Ihm ? ol
u - hav? h Denver," said he, "ai une ? ?ystenri
illc lools, I think, .is any city iti th?? l'iute,?
s?,??- The toa*n, however, I* divided Into dis?
trlets, in?! the vario - * riooh thereof are as Inde?
pendent ot each oth r .is though the) ex'.su I
d ti- ri :;? lo ? ! les, each disti i? : having Its own
- perintendent and entirely ?eparate ma? dner)
(his pi ?a lias ?om? advantages, it I* ulso * ib
.? ? to ?ome drawbacks, ?nd ? movement 1- .?n
ring ? ? on* ill la ?a ? There I?
one thing u ? liools that ?* worth mention?
ing, perhaps, and that I* thi apeclal ?tress ? ? on
' a nlng, whl? ?? has been carried to a very
?lui f de? elopm? nl We begin I ?
child t.? use his hand In the very lowest ?;? 11??* and
oi tils linai year. My experience Is
this ?- .? :n plan than :o wall until
. .. ?- lias ?.u reached, The high
in,??? In or ? tiarge is do . ?led Its ?I idem? ind
?. , ier> our years ??f my sta) ? I?en?
ei ? -? .? - indotibtedl.i entering on a new era ?if
Ther? are few desirable house? empty
now, und lh? people Ila Ve ceased to talk a??.. :: hard
? n?* Sin ? 1*'" [lie In. tease >?f population lias no:
.? than ?" per cent, an.l we have n? w, at :.
eon.itivi a p It! ,??* Ini ibltiints. The entire
s:.,??? ..? . ' , ? ido i- experiencing ,? revival ?
IH.utaj.iMJ a monili I- Colorado a noU i?i?>?i
...,??. ?? : : ? ?t on the list foi 1*97. Bl?
um, ol ?? :*??. s'ould su a, but if we ur?
forced t.. .*:.?'? on the gold basis there are few parts
ot the ? nl? ?. that ? in si ind it better. In Den .'er
we walk along the street? just an even mile above
Ihe --? ?. ???'. inhale pure and bracing air, and thank
gio? lo ia gil * of climate, soil and
vi. alti: of minci ils. I ?* a great city an.l a great
? i-ituntry, and I'v? ? t t -? ? the Tir? t Kastern born
and bred man, like myself, who has cast . \t \,,?
? a? ? ?? : bal i n'; glad uf M.?? tu t and ?? ?
PERMANENT
BOl'Tll It. L.
Hi: mlngham, ?? ?
V. ck. lie wa
lug. V, lu p .i-U?
Ing ?... ??? ?
? ?.?i Impiu
M lou?
Id? I Impi 0 ? :: '
Birmingham Our
tlm??, and : h
? : ?
life lo Ih?
?..n.In...n Is aome
year? ago, ? ?? pl
an.l wild specula;
? ? u revival -
in'iil grow ; II, i? h ?
hu :- Ible lo? ??! rei
values now, bu ei
able baii? and pro
lifPROVKMENT IN THK
11 . ?ton, ???!m? : ly postmaster ?>f
. I? In the city ?m ll? wa) to Stm, -
??? u .it the M? tropolltan lasi even
i .- ? . the ' lh rent report? ? egai 1 -
ictb Ity ind g? n
? iron ' ? y" ot the 8? ?? h,
? Is tr ie that then ? li
nil branches .>r business ??
big rolling mills ?re now running
re? ? in d< monstra tlon ol
a foi m iking Bteel has . dde I a Id
?ommunlt) In faci ? ie pr? *>???
,?. ? like I ie boom dars ??f ten
U while that er? ol Inrtatlon
... etarded oui pi osp? rl ?
an imi? > ? ! steady and perm ?
ti will be ?ustalued b) t ?? Ine? ?
? ? ces Th ?re ire no ftetltl .?
eryi hing I? on a ?olid ind : ? ison?
??? ? It) i* adi un ?p? ?il thi : ime "
A t'l'RIOI'8 CONVENTION I hav? heard of
. ? -,a ?? .? .| ;?? reunion? there was one do? ?
? ; orgia the ? et .? lhal was .? ?? olutel)
unique," said I' I' t'roae, of lhal State, at the
Raleigh. it was ? reunion ol borse ?napper?,
,,?,,? a illy r.?? tiering It w.?* There Wi : fully
on? thousai ? attendance, ind ll I ?oh ?
to outsiders as if a big political convention was m
progress. Politics, however, were strictly.I
and nothing went bul horse talk Of ? ? :-.?, the
nein!"?!'- fetched along from one to a dosen nags .?:'
?ill sorts ai l ondltions, and the swapping >>f
b ist? was thi main at ? ruc-ilon during the reunloi
\ con? llui in ?nd bylaws weia adopted and a
lommlttee appointed to (liar?! ? code <>f , tin. - ?
? . thought the clvlllaatl? ? <?f lh? .???? had reached
,. point ??-i?? ?? equine exchanges should be con?
ducted along stricter lines of honesty man had
hitherto charai'terlxed ?uch transactions It was
argued and the sentiment waa overwhelmingly
commended, inai no man >\a* ti; t.? Joui In future
?, who noni.? try to pul off on another ?
is n?. .? \i-i.?n had departed or who was repre.
tented to be sound when the fact? wer? the other
wa) There Is no ?ionia m mi mind thai from a
mot il . w? II .- '??> il ?t indpolnt the p.ting ? u
a great sin.**."
PROSPEROUS LOB ANOELEI l.os Angeles Is
y. ?wing right along In the most ?oli.? ?ini ?ub
ii way," ?aid Calvin Pkigsrton, a prominent
resident of ihe Southern California metropolis, at
thi Kbbltl W? have ? population of ??ver on??
red thou snd -no padding, either?and there l?
...a tanti) ??" influx of wealthy people from th?
Mas; who are attracted by our matchless ?-limate
The city has as yet only .imall manufacturing Inter
e>t? bul ?he enjoys ? large wholesale trade with
Mexico, Near-Mexico, Arisoas und .? : the southern
-? t n ..f ihe Stai?? Everything is looking up in
California. Tha new tariff tleklea the fruit
grower?; th? farmer? ?re happy, ami in? gold
miners ar? lakinsr out large quantities of th??
precious untai Old, abandoned mine? are being
.pened ?nd \n.tk..| ?iK'cesSTully with uio.l. in
ma ? Iner) \ good many l.os Angele? nun caught
the Klondike rever, but th" disease wa* nm
virulent down oui ? :\ .?- In s in Francisco Uni a
? .?? Angeles man cam? back wllh tieu.000 lhal In
gathered on the Yukon in* wife wenl ?long with
him and shared all bla hardships, and l ?lout think
? ever saw a prouder woman in mv Ufa than ???
waa when exhibit Inn to ane a particularly Mg sag
K??! that ah? f??un?l herself"
GOT A WARM IRISH WELCOME
ARRIVAL nF THF. DUKE AMD DUCllil
' F FORK IX DUBLIN.
Till?: im;.-Ki'T.,?; or t??? BOTAI? ?WPUl Al?
i;\"i'iiiMttAgnc OKI cmWRD nv ?-Ri.?' M
itJOHti THf? tfi'Ti:
Dublin, Auk. ? t-? Dake and Duett?*?*? ot ? *?*?
arrived at Kingstown, from Holylteed ? I ?rVtoeli
' Is aw alni Ths e/eather aras glori?os, snd all tha
?hips In the riarboi ??? re ?,? Ulani | tV srat? ? foi tao
a islon. The gus dshlp Melampus Bred a roj ? >
lute ?.? the royal vs hi Victoria and Albef ? terN
the harbor. A; noon the Commissioner? of Kings?
town Ton n? . n ?. . . ? torta an 1 Albei ? l
pre?ent?>d I.) Tie 'Ir ltu\.il ??????????? ? .?? addi????. ? x?
pressing -h- hope thai their visit *-,?.,?? lead ?
establishment of s royal r?sHewce In Ireland. Tne
l?uk?- ..' Voik replied thai as ?< I the D n
looked forward to b?cota . ? ?? acquainted srlth
' :<? |.< spie an I ? enery of It ind
(?a Ilsen -, ih? Duke and ?? ? dees of fork
awl artth an enthui ? ? ptlon, being l? id ?.
..???? ? ? ? i- vi ? ? - ? ? !
?m ur ; about Carlisle Plei snd ita appo. The
? ????, ... ia h ti ares ealngled srlth the boom..? f
ran non, wo* foltoired b) the ... . ag lb? Ms.
tlonal anthem, during which, the ?.:?.!? throng
? ever? ? ? ?? -.. d part) ?oh the trata fer Du ?
unni ? renewal ..: ? ? >? lustaan Han.lier.
ind it? were wart ? .?nd Rung la ih? air. and ? ?
cheering arsa rettoubled .? the tra?a Jre?,? sut ' ? ?<
station
Tin re 'eption wa ? repesti ? upon tlie arri?, d ef th?
Duka ind Duerieee .,f v,.rk in mia ettjr. A. ? ?
artndowa end housetopi .. .*? l mi rout? fol ? t
by the linke and In?!..?? ??? bla k ?rttg ;? ??
?nd the bulldlnga were profttwly d??*oraisd ': -?
Was an ????.?-???? militar** proe?-s?ion. uni on ?A
?Idea were :o ?.?? seen ITnloo lacha ?n'wlnM wit?t
th<? green Bag of old Ireland The Huke of York
WOK a n.iv.il uniform and bowed ontln louslv to
the plaudita Of th?? V*S| thruiiK? ,i??emhl??I, ?nd ll ?
Duchess was kept busy sckMwMetan tki ?irm
greeting which the loyal ? liters receive4.
on?? of the mo?t striking spectacle? was nh*ri th?
protresston was traversing l'olle?*??? ?;?p, ?? -i
was packed to the ntmo?t artth . people.
Almost immeabat.lv after tue Puke and D'ich????
hud croaaad Collage Oreen a heavy rala fell, this
marring the remainder of the procoagton.
Th.? nuke an ? Du bea? ?? re ? ? Ived at th? eastla
i.y ??:.?ri Cadogaa, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland^
and by Counteaa Cadogan, and ?? royal m ita * .?
Bred by a battery of ertili? ry stationed ta l'h?rnis
Park, afler whirh tri?? Ful BO I COUateSB, with the
staff of the Lord Lieutenant, lour- ? the proci - ?
and escorted the royal visitors to the VI crespai
Lodge, where the guard <.f koaor ??? furntsked by
the Roys I I;:-!. Constabulary.
BROWN All MM APPEAU
Yin; , ..l'i ..i: ?'!'[..s ASKED TO LTHOLD ? '???? ? 'Sf
ul?' gPBBX-IC.
Pro? ??? ? e, Aug. IS. The followli | ; "*.
whi.h i? to be presented to the Brown L'ntversltp
? rporatkffl at Ita meeting on September 1, la being
circulated among the alumni of the Unlveralty for
? irei :
To the Corporation of Hruwn University,
tJentlenen: As alumni of Ur..wn I'nlverrity,
deeply Interested in her welfare and Jealous of h? r
good nenie, we respectfully addr.-? your
able bodj with reference t?> the action ..f thi ? .in
iiilti??.? appointe?! by you t.. confer wit', Pn '? c
Aiuii.w? regarding tne best Interest? of the t'n
verslty.
Th?? recent correspondence between thai 'ommlt?
tee rmd presiden) Andrew? ha?, iiKhtly or w?
ly, been Interpreted to mean that the pn ? !
?. ol Brown Fnlverslty a.r?? called upon tore?
noun?-? ihelr cherlahed rinin?? of freedom of tl t
nnd ?peech. and th it the propriety of their ? ?.?
pr. -?: in of opinion ia to ti? measured by Its ?
un . ta lue ?,, the L'nlvi rslty. This Interpi ?
l? giving Brown L'nlversltj s widespread i?
tlon for Intolerance and meivenary ??.??
i-on?lMtent With her hlatory and damaging to t
good name and usefuln?-??, and i? further giving
color t.. ihe ? barge that ? ?? u Iversltli -
? \.-: for the propagati?? : l?lea? favored ?
titln cluHse?, rather than ol the rtlacov? ? die*
???ruination ?af truth.
uf cannot remain ?II? srhlle oui
?fitnti..? of learning Is ihu? mi--?, ?v?
therefore ippeul t., you ... -.uk- thi? ? ?
the rei Igl ul ??? of lu. aident All'ir? ? ? a
iah) refute the ? barg?
??ils .,r utterance wa? or ever Is, to :
..n. leaehei of Brown ? nlver?it> \V? aak th
ou shall am ? to ?
thai enlightened toleration ?hull he the ?
our ?111 ?. ? Mater In Ihe future, ?? Ii ba? I
dean ?t tradition of her paat
-?
"Vt.KTFHKS TO M! !'? I. WHITMAN
UK M vY UK ???.?? i'i> IH PltKStl ? ?
lr1;.,\\ S
.'.?? age City, Mass., Aug ll l" view of ?
llshed report to the effect thai President ? U
Whitman, of Columbia fnlverslty, u .
w..? bell | ? ?,:?????t???! . ? . posali e suco .
President Andrew? rf Brown, sn Intervie?)
Hough) lodaj with I ?r v\ iiiiin.,:
here attending the Baptist meeting? I: wa? I
that he hud gone to ????... Beoti? bul from
friend? i' Im learned that overture? hav? h ? ?.
:.. him lo u? . ? pi :!.?? pr. ?idem ? ol Broa
thai ihe matter h ?? not been ?I?-.-i.i.-.i
til th? mid II? ol .*?? pt? mber
- ?
\ 11 1/ FETI l\ l-oi:11 ? \ o ME.
, Par
nil?: Mai
?
??.?.G????
Portland, M? . ?? ? '? ? ?? ? ??? I . ?
I. .?. , ? ' lie Vi ?? ? rowd.
ed wl t h lai tors a nd \ ? ? ?
fin?? The prep ira ling of
marine? from the fleel were given al ? ?
thi? mo: nlng, and the mai Ines ari :
order Promptly al M ?,'? lo? k ? lu At
the ? 'Ity Ha .?.???_ ti
ed, A Imli il 8
ind other ? ival ?iti,?? ; -. ? lovernoi Po? ?
?tan*. Mayor Kund.,II md member? of ?
y.u .Mini, ni reviewed the pi a..?, ??ion \
parade bad li en dismissed and the m.r ?? I
re-embarked the \.??.??? ?>re open ??. ? ? ? ?
of ihe public, and crowds ?,:' people loo? ., i. ini .c??
of tne opportunity to \ ???? ihem
Tin? evening the aquadron waa lllumti I with
.i.viii? light? Thi tlagshlp ????* Fork ga vi
?ame dispTa ? tl ?? wa? made at ihe greal
tlon In Riel M.. Herma md the Brooklyn,
one sh? lely ? Queen's J
?
MR. HAMMERsTEIVs uopi s BRIGHTEN.
a ?- i! I iuttllll. I - t hOP? '
irom ?he embarrassm? whlcl ?
.ui- ' ? ".; o. en placed
anee of bl? nume ..? . ? indaman on th? mortgage
..? Koati ? a itiai'.- muoli' hull, t fe of Mt?-rt
? - .? was Insured for
? ? Mr Haas?
...?-??: ? -u 1.1 Vest? id,? id '??:.? d t h?
r ?i ite? uorigag and Trusl Company, whlck
hold? ? ?.?? moi igagi . I ? ?
!>.?,! lhal companj to in?:?: on the application of
. Inaili ..n? ? ,? -. ..' ? he m? riga ?
The mortgugi : .- been parti) di??-harged ilready
.mA the payment of inotnei ti">. will le.i\
.. little ..' It, co that Mr II.iiiirn?-r?'-,n v. 11 feel
pretty nearl) i'r. ?? from hi? re?pon?lblllty aa tit
m.rn. .md he will tlim hu??? hop ol ; il?lng p
?. ? ?:? w mortgage on Olympia .,- it?? camici do aa
:.?.., aa lv I? undei thia u. ,?. obligation lo th.?
???:.??? ,<? ?: . ? moi tgag? H? . ,.. ?
much hampered, he say?, hy hla poaltlon ? ?ter
? ? ? l'a * indmuii
FRANZ JOSEF'S BIRTBDAT CELEBRATED,
.'?., ? .? Siivi (il: !: Tu ?? ?!?.- presided a
??Ivi a ai the G??, ? Iqnare Iloti
lo .?-lei.rate :h?? ? v. v-?.??. ? ai ii anniversary ?? ?
? ? Frana Jo?ef Btnperor of Au? r, Thirty?
rive pe rao ? were preeent, ansang tho ? mi?? ? ?? ?
Prana ron Btm^klnger, the Austrbm ('..?????1 In ? '?
city; Hu.?:? ??.?? l*roakovlls, A la ? in 1*o?mmI at Chi?
csgo Baron von Caesnak, Vi ? ?'..???.? ,.t \ ..
Voik. Hi S Breitenfeld. I'r..? ? ? Mm Kr tai? .
Julia? S?, n. .1 ('.uni?.iv ?. .1 ?\:? ??\ Sii\?.irt/
in a von Urtmm. O. Llndenthal, \? Rchnltser and
?? tlertsig Toast? were reaponri. I m In the
ui uv.ir. Professor Kramer, in Breitenfeld ?ni
Pi ofeaaoi .-? hwarta.
m CONTEST MRs. \ois WILL.
Non.?? of a >*onto?t to ihe probate of :he will ?f
lira Ann !.. Noe aras ti ? ?? .? looephtns ? Hub?
bard in the Surrogate'?? ?nVe yesterday ? ??? e?t.???
?? ? larKt? one Jame? H \, ,? and hilntirl H.
geeley are the executor? Mr? Mubhar.. all?*??
thai the arili ?? not th.? last oue e?a>-!ited by Mrs,
Noe. and that ahe never a.knowle.l^e.i It t.?
n ;? also alleged that the witneesea dit not ^tv?
their -Isrii'.ire? at the re?i'ie?t of the teetatrix *? I
chargea of fraud and undue lnflueiu-e*on the parr sl
Mur> L liouele)?. Charle? il rlotialey, Jam?? H
?, ?? and Albert Wiegend are al?>> mal? Mr* N??
left al! her property to Krandohlidren.
ODD FELLOWS ELECT C,R\M> oEEIf ER*.
S?, runs?. N Y. Auk !? The (????? I.^ls?. Ir).
dependent Order of (Mi t-'elluw?. Iktg moimns Om>
euseed Ihe request of rhe loeeretga flrani ?.?????
lo :.?;,??.?' ?ri ptovUieti prntilh.tlnn ?al.ionkeeper?
snd bartenders fr,?m membership A rota w??
taken, which resulted In the defeat ol the p.??
nun by a lui?;.? major!i) The oflbvr? ?'? ?? l sr?!
lin nu M Olmsiead, ? s.iuu-? grand raasterj
Prank I In ? Trsuttnan, o! Brooklyn, deputy t-r^nl
master; John ?? l?wbert, of ?. n-Y.uk arami ????
rei.iiv. joua ??' rlullenkanip, >>f Brooklyn ?;ri:*J
treasurer; Henry V. Borst, >.f Anastenlam grand
wanden. Alfred A c, ithrte, ol \' may grasal repio?
lentatrro.