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A TIMELY WORD TO DEMOCRATS

COLUMJCH IayOA8 the time appronchea

t for notulnntlnc candidates for Governor In

Ohio the Itepubllcang aro glow to confront thatrenponslbllity After flung a day for tbe regu-

lar

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Convention some of the leaders eek toposttiono I to await a decision of the SupremeCourt on tholr lat sumptuary law funny Ilay IIHI pronounced unconstitutIonal

They urn badly handicapped br two cause In

nddltlon to the depression resulting from aI

crushIng defoat last fall The liquor Quwtlon

till fllngn to thorn despite tho efforts of adroitmanagers to throw It off and to stnrt now

Issues Tho wool growers who form an Impor ¬

tant Interest In tho State argreatly dlseutlsfled with tho now tariff which boar hard ontheir prosperity

The GermanAmerican citizens who so lonaI and HO faithfully supportod the Knpubllcnns In

Ohio and In most of tho Western States haveI

renounced thnlr allegIance to that party andnill attempts to win them back br persuasionand by promises have failed The strongestproof of want of confidence In the coming elec ¬

tion is furnished by tho refusal of John Sher-

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t to ttnnd as a candidate for Governor

ISherman had listened to the appeals of hispolitical friends and had accepted the proffared nomination all differences as to can-

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would at once have disappeared amongthe Democrats In that event Judge Thurmanwould have been called from his retirement tothe front by a spontaneous demand The coun ¬

try would then have witnessed a most Inter-esting

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ciiiMifl having an Important bearingon the Presidential contest noxt year

Pear of the result of such a campaign de-

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Hherman from entering It though underordinary conditions nnd with any prospect of theusual Itopubl lean majority he wouldhavo comoforward with alacrity Ills refusal has addedto the existing despondency and the canildata who maybput up will be surely knocked

1L Jown while Hhornfcn will have a safe retreatIn tho Senate until 1887

Good fortune has smiled upon the Democratssince they carried tho House of Keprusenta-

tlves In November Ilust They lost no groundat the Hprlne elections and now Mahono hasbeen virtually unhorsed In Virginia But thesesuccesses must not b regarded as tokens ofentire confidence In tho party

Iwould bo tho greatest of blunders for theDemocrats to wsumo because the Republicanshave been rebuked punished and defeated two

rears before tho Presidential election as theyalso weru In 1874 that therefore the Demo-

cratic¬

nominee for President will bchosen in1384 examination of the returns for mostof the e elections will show that honest Repub-

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by tons of thousands rAfIRd tgo to thepolls Intending thereby to scourge tho leaderswho Bad misrepresented or betrayed them

The socalled Democratic victories wcro notobtained by tho conversion of Republicans tothe opposite faith but by tho absenteeism ofthe latter a voters or by tho bold sup-port

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of Democratic candidates In differentlocalities byway of emphasizing resentmentforth thou being against obnoxious Reoubllcan chiefs or against theIr offensive policy

It Is true that ninny former adherents of theRepublican party have abandoned It for good

not for any particular love for the Democracybut because there Will no other place of refueoopen to them whoncn they could make war ontheir late associates This the Germans haveone in several StatesThe Democrats are now on trial with a great

opportunity before thorn to gain what theyLfue lot possessed as Iparty slncn the close ofthe civil war namely tho confidence of theountry The Koiiubllcan party has ben In aminority on a fair vote since 1872 If the op-

position to It could hnvo boon consolidatedCertain Domocritlo leaders have stood In thoway of unifying tho opposition because of alUtrust In them 01 thlpart of the North-

It would 0worse than folly for Democratsto shut their eves to this fact That opinionjr tuejudleo or whatever It maybe called busvet to bo combated end overcome before II

Democratic President can enter tho Wlilto t

lou l Tliciefoni the futuro the Democracydepends materially upon tho course and con-

duct ol the louse of Representatives nextwinter

Tho Republicans have boen severely andjustly cluutlHud Thor are split Into hostilefactions Hut thoy form the only existing po-

litical¬

party to oppoo the Democrats for thoI

Prusldoncy The great Railroad corporationsthe bants tho maniifieturt and other classInterests will use this organization as the >

huve hitherto done to try and keep control Inthe Qocrmiionl us they did In 1880 when mil

Jlons wore expended to elect Garfield who wascorrupt over Hancock who was honest

Money Is tho rulll rower In the Republicanmachine The men who contribute It will puGrant lllnluo Logan Conkllng Arthur nmalt the other lenders asldo to attain successThoy cuo nothing for them except OH InstrunionU who may servo their purposesTheir real cnndldatu will Iho kept In tho back-

ground until near the meeting of tho Conven-tion They propose to put up n conservativeticket neither Stalwart nor Half Breed whicl

f vlll attract the public conlluVnco outsklo of anyplatform ant to raise the cry of the era oftgood feeling like that of President Monroe

The rac III not always to the swift north S

hattie tn the strong Democratic leaders wildo well to remember this Instruction whenCongress como together In December and topropose A policy which shall ruroovn anv m-

raalnlnv jirejudlw ncalnst thor and conciliatethat opinion in tie country without the sup

port of which no party can prevail Ichfthe prestIge acquired In 1874 was squan4rIn iQuabhU for office and for patronage Un

pardonable mistakes worn made In too manycasos Tho lesson ouuht to bo I warningngaltut blunders In 1813

The HuprrvMon nf lic IlrltliCs

I1 rto not think that nny nnl con blumo tunbridge offlonrn for thn dlsmntor

According to our rotcpmcd conlnmpnrnrytho KvnilngJiKl this U what Mr 0 C MAIITIN tho 8uiorlntcndcnt of tht Now Yorkautl

Brooklyn Brldirn said yesterdayIf this Is really Mr MARTINS opinion tho

sooner ho resign hla post or lU turned out ofit if ho will not resign tim better

We do nut doubt hue ability as au engineerbut as an administrative officer ho showshimself to butterly IncompHtcnt

The polio force on the brIdge has boonfeeble and Inefficient from the very llrntThe true course to ptirsin Wits plain nouirhA bquad of men should havo been taken fromtho regular polC In each cltv It wiittldhave disciplined policementtrained II their duties thoroughly drillednud accustomed to deal with larijo crowdsand keep thorn In order Thirty or fortybuch polcmcl on tho brldfrn would havos prevent tho awful panic ofWednewlay

The faiurto have them there has cost adozon They should be put there nowwithout dxlay Make tho Superintendent ofPolice In New York and Brooklyn officiallyresponsible for the safety of traveller overtho bridge and there will bo no moro acci ¬

dent

Ithe Colored Rncn nntcriorntlnc I

It will be remembered that last year txt thoFioteslant Episcopal Congress I 1lsatolwns cntibed by I paper tcad lbyTUCKEH of Mississippi on tho relations oftho Church to tim colored Ic Dr TucKKitwas not it seemed unwilling that the moneyneeded for the solcelevation of the South-ern

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blacks come out of Northernpockets but he recommended that tho fundsBO raised should be handled neither byNorthern whites nor by Muck missionariesand teachers but by Southern whites whoalone as he averred possess au adquato corn¬

prehension of tho negro character He d-eclare

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that thlattempts of tho blacks theta ¬

slvoR assisted by Northern whites t im-

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tho condition of the colored people badproved a total failure for while ho would ad-

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a slight advance In material prosperityyet Dr TtrcKEK Inslstid that as roganlsmorality the American negro has positivelydeteriorated durIng tho uitfhtecu ycuru thuthave elapsed slnie tho civil war

This grave Indictment of the colored racecarrying with it tho Insinuation that eman-cipation

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was counter to tim Interest of thoslaves themselves has naturally provoked agreat deal of protest and recrimination on

thlpart of our colored fellow citizens Thomost effective rejoinder that we have seen1is contained In o pamphlet written by MrALEXANDER CRUMMELL rector of St LukoaChurch and publshe by the colored clergyoff the Episcopal communionOf this defence of the American negro It may

bsaid that white tho authors diction Isby no moans frets trout blemishes It IB quitoequal to Dr TUCKEDS discourse In point ofIIdiomatic correctness and Is much superiorIin sutwitointlvo weight and worth Mr CnuitMELL has marshalled facts and legitimatedeductions against the arbitrary assurllonswhich with an amuslllISUmllton of cleri-cal

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Infallibility TuclhapropoundediIn lieu of arguments-

As regards the charge of moral dctorlora

ton Mr CRUMMELL submits that this is reby the Church sttllCof the colorerace It appears Baptist

xllst denominations alone have now a col-

ored membership of nearly two millions andthough it may btrue as Dr TUCKER alllell that the moss of those church morn

ers have a form of Christianity without-Its substance the same thing may uufortu-

atuly bo sid of white at well as black proesslng Christians We scarcely thinkthat it lies In the mouth of a Christianclergyman to belittle the Hlgnltlcauco of Ipublic profession uf ChrIstIanity althoughlaymen and particularly bank depobltorshave learned to regard the ceremony withsome distrust Whatever promise or guar-anty

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of pure and upright living IIs 110Inoiniug the Church the colored rac hii of ¬

fered on a must edifying tcule for the pro ¬

portolof church membership to populationI much larger among the Southern blackstItan among their white brethren

Leaving the clergy white and black todetermine the ethical value of church mem-twrsblp we tUtu to an Indisputable fact which-is bard to reconcile with the accusation ofmoral degeneracy We refer to tun educa-tional

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progress of the colored rae since theepoch of umnnclpiitiou In 180 when thoSouthern missionaries and school masterswhoo exclusive coiupcteuco is ulllriiied byDrTocKcn had been at work for some twocenturion time number of colored people Inthe whole Union who could read ned writedid not exceed 30 and most of theewere free living In tho NorthernStates At pieucnt half a million coloredpersons can read altwrite and thut the pro

01 ton of Illiteracy iIs rapidlyI decliningmust inferred frol the fact that In 1831fortyeight per coot of all the cjloiod youthof school ago were enrolled upon the ofllelaHits Tli Mo are nearly lGO colored school-teachers now employed tho United Suitesand the rowluJ demand tot such instruc-tors

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Iis by tho existence of 41 norniitschools comprehending morn thou 74JO col-ored pupil Theio are uUo 15 colglo and 3I

academies of a high grade nu < mow tlll7000 negioes are profiting by thc e opportuft itles of a liberal education Tho col

ore taco suppcuU moreover M schools oftheology 3 law KliooN 2 schools of modicine nud over 8newspapers To two whorecall tho demise Illiteracy which pievulledamong tuo Suutll blacks dutlug theslavery em thO phenomena Just mentionedsupply Imprcbslvu pioofs of a btrong upwindmovement Indeed it would be my to nmi koff six mlllloiii of peasantry hi Huslu oreven In southern Kumpc wlioati lair momllllteiato nlt morn gioshlyl bupciblltiouathan are Ilalclptle colored lon of theUnited StltOI

Among tin tmlf revealing weakness ofmoral llbio accoidlng to Dr TUCKFI-IdlmlriKulsli tlAlwrJcl1 freed nauim are Indulezice anti IImpr videnen liut how IIn vlnwof tlmk nllcged imwllllngucns to work can

1explain tin llluclol by the SouthernSttitca off 27G7ono of cotton in timelive real front 1878 to 18S2 vliureas thonggngnto yield for the live years fioiu 1857 toIbCl uui only jJOOO01 How did It happenthat time Atrlcnu who at both periods didthe work produced onuthltti morn whenno wab free than whIle lie was 1 KUIVO Asivgards time thrlftlessness ascribed to timefieedmen we must rnmumber that theyhad Rant luquheil tIme virtue of econ-omy

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HS hud tin Itushlau serfs andtho clavcs of we tciu Europe underthe Kutimn law by being encouragedto aniaiM Iiousohold stuff antI personal prop-erty

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and that when tuauuuilttea toy were

imtcd mu h MM gtoueattif tb n tbt sins-C MW ufy tlirtof not a foot of landfrom time Government whose ward theywere but being literally sent forth todin by tho roadside Nftvcrtheletw this pooplo of literally piiinllesw outonBts have al-

ready Imamigcd by dint of hard work nud-

rconomy tto Ijtiime 1the tposwsMira of eonpldirnliii ItriietH uf land IIn tthn tnt of-

orgliktliHiifgri> MOwnC >ClCxJOiurp > allthe cotton KtntiH takun togothor they have

aciiuitcd 2G9O acres or an area aboutequal to Urn State of ConnecticutAgain the liNtory of tho Frevdmani IVxnk-

up to the date wheu that Institution wanruined by time rascality of white menbears witness to tho speedy acquire-

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of thilfty habits liy the blackrace In thn alit yeata during which thathUlk wa open It numbered 610 frlII1a-lollgltdepoMtors and ur lotl Irtlm monnyw deposited exceeded 50000000Other Ilitfrestlug data piovlng Ithe iicctimulatlou of capital nail even the beginning ofIndustrial rnterprlHp are cltml by Mr CntiMMELt among whlih amity tbe mentioned tthn-

projistiHl building of it llhhtI i forty mileshang from Wllmlngim to WilglitHvlllct Iappear that than tomato liai ulieady beengraded byn black 111 niglneor tnmdl that

tl road Is to bo paid for and operated by

IlldlllThu conclusion reached by Mr CitUJtMEtLhi that Southern lerjrymen of the typo ofDr TUCKER do not know no much about thenegro athey think they do Certainly thenfercnce fairly deduclble from fact hOlebrought forward Is that time Southern blacks

lre au Improving and not a retrogradingpeople Mr CRUStMEiLa own view of thenovement observable lu time colored race

slnco Its liberation IIs worth quoting for Itsdiscrimination mid rntidor IHonilinuwlodipwI limit perhaps otuithhdI of tln inaiiiimUUd-icgiwrfu Including time aijed time decirplt tho

I mbruted anti those ho hail boon ttheI hluveuof tho lowest and vilest whites lnio fallen-ot a lower level of conduct tutU IIl1 being

thauthat occupied dining the time slaveryHo believes however that another thirdstud a little above the matei lal nlllralc-Oldllonln which emancipation found them j

a llrmly of time opinion that thet cmalutug third have made advances Inrespect of prosperIty Intelligence and thesocial virtues which would ho creditable tothe proletariat of any country and whichwhen tbe point of departure Is recalled may

bpronounced really admirable

Sport flint I Mixed With PerilA new plan his been devl nl for killing off

our elderly mllllonilrcs who are tired ofmaking money cud our young men ofwealth who are tired of loldlul tho motleywhich their lathers havo

Steam yachts have lately become fashion-able

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and now It seems we ate to have steamyacht races Thu regulations of course are-ot be very strict There will bo a system of

t line allowances all rules as to the pressureof steam which we nro assured will preventaccldento It Is tolerably certain howeverhat I this sort of sport comes into O le-the newspapers will shortly have to publishvery Inlrestlnlaccounts of yacht boiler ex-plosions

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loss of lifeWhen tho first transatlantic yacht race was-

sailed It was regarded as an evidence ofcourage on the part of young Mr BENNETT

and his comrxtltors that they were willingtto go In their own vessels on such a perilouswinter voyage The owners of steam yachtsmust bo oven braver men to btay on board Inthe etenm yacht races and tho re ¬prop

acom pan thorn wll exposedtto greater peril than ever bO> boldestwar correspondent

Mr JATOOULDhlatelydevelop yacht-ing

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l >t a cuptor tho first steam yacht race lb had bettorkeep out of such cntesthimself howeverunless ho wants fnd his financial andmundane career In a sudden burst of glory

The Militia and the StrikersTime conflicting testimony given at tho

Coroners inquct upon the killing of thoBelleville minor by a force of Illinois militiamakes It difficult to turin 1 clear JudgmentIn alt particulars regarding the occurrenceSores of the workmen and their wives lu

thlt tho troops fired first but the snoreprobable account Is that when the threecompanies arrived by rul aud tho Sheriffthereupon harangued thl crowd one mis-guided

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man responded with a pistol shot Itwas then that the troops werordered tfireInto tho crowd and It was quickly dispersed

Time use of mllltla in time control of laborstrikes Is always a difficult matter to determine Nobody doubts that a riot must bpromptly quelled and this to If necessaryby tho intervention of military force But aserious mistake Is often mud In assumingthat largo assembly of unemployed work-men

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IIs necessarily danger nsa to Itho commu-nity

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and thurofoip must b dispersed at alllinzirdb So far an lawlessness Is concernedthe man who renlly ibis most to make acommunity wretched and accordingly to dietuili the public poice may never ippoakubovp a whisper 01 be fWI In a crowd Aguirdlun of time inaci U apt to act on theroutine del that his Hi atl bluings on seeingu throng of 011101 lu tho ntreuU 1> to dK-peise It people thomilvcswhlu con-scious

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of desiring to do no wrung may bounwilling to epaittt especially when theironly hope of redressing their supposed grit vanew or hIPIO111 their industrial conditionIs inI together

TIl meal fonientert of riots uiebometlmestWO who express Indignation at thIroccuri-once nndnio most eager to have tthem put-down A few days ag o In Philadelphia amob of Iialal railroad laboteis surroundedthe Ilko a company complaining thattney hud walked tliiktyiiliin days without ncent of wages and note all in dlbtrw Azealous police olcullljhllmvu consideredthis tlJU tltlol to allot j hut lu thatcase would the teal disturbers of time publicpitico have been tIme poor men who werevriougod or tho contractor and capitalistswho wionged them The latter undoubt-edly

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were itimmking no uproar aud were Je-

coious lu their conduct on this occasionwhili the former wuio excited timid somtnvlwt-uolny and ioccupied temporarily an nmiiuulbhaioof OUD of Ihn Mdeualks Yet to havequicklyI dlspeivd tins laborer would havebxn playing dhectly Into tho hands of theteal wrungdoeis It would havo uieveutedthet tam ploytes from appealingi to tthe publicby tMr bbl I display of collected numlieisand fioiu making their grievance knownwhich was their chief hope of relief

A btiugglc betwivn capital anti labor IIs lotfor time nailit Iii to regulate provided It doestint In any degree Involve or tin eaten thopublic pence or tbl overthrow of the laws ofthe community Lawlessness always de-mands

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time prompt Interposition of thetroops If needed hit the right to Itrlkl 11

IlLclear as UK right to eat The IIght to de-mand

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moro wages Is us obvious an time rightto refuie them Nor is It any moro a crimefor tho employees to put thu employer to lu-

convonleneo after 1 tailing out tll for himto put them to Inconvenience 11 distressSemite Governors nf States neverthelesstjeem to proceed on tho theory that the veryexistence ot a strike is a couapiiauy against

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the by puud thtyftM r dytofurf-cUti oorpohitioa with troops thmomentth workmen combine

The Interest of the community U thatpeace should bpreserved tho lawrptand the mat ot Its courtscore tho same time a ChiefMagistrate should bon his guard ngalntttin mlstiAft of the powers of tho Statby anyunscrupulous body of men who understandt hit HO 10Di Wthey CU employ bayonetand rl el dispersing their employeesthoy can hold labor at their mercy Tho

illshould bo Dmopconcerned bcU8aplln bricks and atone filled ma-chinery

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IIs for a time Idle when It might

0 earning something for tho owner orowners than because a thousand of IU citi ¬

Zeus Ire out of employment The duty oftime State Is done If It sends IU militaryforces when needixl to execute the laws pre-serve

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tin Ipeace ali protect the citizen In hisright to luUir without unlawful hindrance

A Dlicourtcou GovernorCourtesy dos not seem to be a character-

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of tho tldnlwnvo Governors GovernorCirvBLANDs mossngo to the Now York SuiteSenate on the Inbt lay of time Ill ect dou wasboth 111 tampered ali uncivil oDd GovernorllurLKlt of MiiKKncbiihcttH has now sent n-

coinmuulcallon to tIme Hotiso of Itopruoontatives of that Slate which Ilit equally dUcour-teous In Its tone Inot more DO

This message rllnl to Governor limitLabs first veto constitutionality ofwhich has hn quwtlonwl by reason of thefact that the Governor hud left thn Common-wealth

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and was In Washington before hisveto was communlcut to the Legislature

Time ticU as now stated fully sustain thovalidity of the veto Thn manner In whichthey are set fottb however Is extremelydUrospectful Governor BUTIEH says hosigned time veto message one afternoon asIho was ubout to leave Boston on privatebusiness and that tin exclaimed to his secre-tary

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as hu departed Take this messageand whoa you cau catch a Legislature haveIt delivered to the House From tho timehe gave this direction he never saw the vetomessage At 0 oclock that evening honow tells the Legislature I loft Boston and

abut 13oclock I left tho Commonwealth eurute for Washington and I did not returnuntil I got ready

This Is not fitting language to use In ad-dressing

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tho legislative department of thoGovernment In rcforemw to Igrave questionof constitutional law On the taco of hisown tmessage Governor BUTLER was Inthe wroll It was tinted on 1 day whenIf tld tho whole truth ho would boobliged to admit that be wits out of the Stateand therefore without any power or authorityto act as Governor of Massnchusettx HeOld on explanation to the Legislature hutInstead of Jhlnj It respectfully and In 1proper way tins adopted a tone amidmanner unworthy of tho honorable poet huoccupies-

A due len of propriety In an Importantqualification for responsible public office

Had for HarvardHarvard College refuses to BEXJAMIX F

BUTLER the degree of LL D which boahttheito been regularly given to whatsoeverperson line boon Governor of Miwsuchusnttu-

TliIn In good for BUTLER and bad for liarvnid College Harvard could not In anyother way have done so well for htm or so111 for itself

An institution of learllni which confers Itshighest on UUTIIKIIFOHD B-

HAYEH only honors other ten when It with-holds

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from them the same form of compli-ment

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The determination of the bridge authoritiesto put Ut dlvlllni ralllngH of seine kind In time

pathway imsHenifors will when carried Intoeffect do something toward jirevontliiKnnothnrfilial crush It will itlll be pogglhlu to ovnrimekthe bridge but at least the pressure will then

ball In otis direction The objection that t-

ally given time there are mure puopla going Inone direction then In tho oniioiite Is not fatal-to the plan Tho division can be made unoiimland the wider part used from morning to noonby those who so from Urooklyn to Now Yorkand from noon to nluht by those who uo fromNow York to Brooklyn Tho ratlines should bustrong enough also not to brook under pres-sure

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Another measure of prudence would

Heel to bo the permanent stationing of adiscreet man In an elevated position on thebridge at a point whore his view could com-mand

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It and to Rive him telephonic or telngraphic communication with each end of time

structure Thou at tho instant of I mom fpanic or any othr occurrence demandingrelief he could call for aid Hail this arrangewent existed from time opening of the bridgethe Influx of people could havu boon stoppedat the outset of all of the many perilous jawsof which one proved so fatal

Au apparent continuation comes by cableof the story at first pronounced Improbablethat tho Duke of ALIAS hud applied for thoOoernorUeneralshli of time Dominion amid

been rorusct That the MaruuUot IANM> OVSE

181 successor than he for the Marquis ofLOBNK will hardly lx doubted and if it btruothat the ground of Mr OLADHTOEH rejectionof the princoly applicant was that ho Is 10young and Inexperienced tho Prowler certain-ly

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Bhoned solid honso

One of the anticipated difficulties In time

Tonquln trouble that of I proipoctlvo blockMile of Chinese ports IK already crcutinxanxie ¬

ty at Derlln Great Britain however lIs vastlyninni concerned than Gf rnmny In this mustiertoil line not yet protested uuniiiHt time Frenchpollciy In Annum indeed before 1 blockadethorn would Inue to bo a abotween FrancoIntChina and It Is pofmlble that hoHtllltloscalm uo on for months or TRI Tomjuln with ¬

out such Iwar

If BtiTLEns narrowminded enemies knellon with vlfor they may inaku him a candidatefor President utter all

It goes hard with violators of the gam-bling

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laws In title city Lately under pressureof public opinion tho pollen liiva bestirredthemselves In the direction of supprewlna-wellknown uambllnir placos ninny of whichIIHVII bHtm raided and tholr proprietors arrestud Mostt of thu dntuetod KnmblerR came tocrlef In tho course of the hut tow woks one

JII6111111i his entlru tlmo to time I is posit Ion

11lr casus Finns to thu amount nf nearlyS5IIOO were collected and Imprisonment wasadded tn lan Instances This Is time way todual with wilful violators of the gambling laws

Tho recent applications for appointment tovacancies iiinonir thu second lloutunancles oftho army byBiivurul members of time rmmduimb

lag CIIIBHH of the eolleuen are Illnllclnt lintthere U snottier new Ploronlol olenhllltolto college ntulnnt namely blCumuli ulno huv just been culled to mourn timelOON of thvlr catchier Mr J II HuMiiiiiieu ofthe class of 1S83 who has accepted un eneiicelent to play behind tIme but with thu New YorkLeague Club A Woitern League club Is saidtn have secured the services of Mr JoKER thewellknown Yale pitcher ItlcilMoNl who hisbeen for several years a profehslonul Pitcherwas a colleuu Ktudent us urn also one or twoother frtmous base bull professionals Homomire said to study for tIme ministry soil otherciilllnci In tho winter and to wield the low Insummer The snlarlos now paldby time cilb artnot to bo despised tbe honors anllpublo ap-plause

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given to n good player perhaps morethan hi could expect athe bar or lu Itn pul ¬

pit while aaalntt his chanoas of broken fingersand sprained ankles may be set a otrtalntr ofplenty of hordes and good health

If Copt ALEXANDER H WILLIAMS hAIl boonIn charge of the police of tho Brooklyn bridgeon Wednesday there would havo boon no dis-order

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and not a life would have boon lost

The plans of aFoulau conbplracy whichexisted In America are to be described byLYNCH slice NOIIMJLN the Informer before theCentral Criminal Court London This nowwas given yesterday by the Kounrdor to thoGrand Jury who aro to deal with tho dynamiteconspirators now under arrest Wo Inno nodoubt that lANcnulluit NOUMAN who him al-

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given Ilrormaiol that howl hit knowl-edge

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of New wilt he able to give come astoundliiB tales of Fonlan conspiracy here Whocan tell how many of thorn there havo bonnsineo tho days of the Sunburst In thu MoffattMansion If LYNCH ullii NorMtN should reveal nil time blooduurdllni secrets of Funlun-smI that are locked up In tho bosoms nf ni time

enterprising newspaper reporters of cityhe wilt vivo thn Londoners nomo notion of thefertility of the Fonlan Imagination on this sideof tho Atlantic

TIme censorship of nil telegtupliln despatch ¬

cs In St rutorshura luaib to the hoMIni backof much Ilmtmmimttm news to thu delay nfmost of It smith to thu revIsal of nil of It In tIme

Inteiostof tin Uournment It III only now welearn ot a riot In HI Petersburg I tho diyafter Ilia coronation and Its suppression bythe Cossacks It Is only now wo havo any newof time antlJuwluli riot In KohtolT beyond time

niern fuel of Its occurrence thouuh It tookplace on Itho 22d of lust month and lolulI11time destruction of olio hundred 111houses holonitliiK to Jews I the CVur wouldpermit truthful despatches bu telcuruphadfrom his einplio tl the rest of the worldthey would often furnish liiHtiuutlvu commen-tarles on th dospalchus thin are revised bytime niiHor

Tho ghastly display ofr time heads off hisenemies on Ithe gates of his capital lately Hinduby the Ameer of Afghanistan doen not seem tohave been of much service to that potentateTho Btruci between hik troops and Ithl Hhili

warns his been renewed and raft loads of time

slain huvn been broiikht from time Held The o-

hofttllltlus are not likely to bo Interfered withbytheKnullihil theycervu to eo the mnrllulambition otf time Afuhnns an outlet that duesnot endanger Europeans

THK CIVIL OKItriCK-

raiialiliicUlIISIIX

<> Mltk fnl Hurl HI later Kxitmlnarunit o A llctla aa NrcrcturyA-

LIIANY May 31Tlu now Civil ServIceCommission for New York oonslsllni of JohnJay of Now York Henry A Hlchmund of lltif-fnlo timid fAtororGolurl AugustusRchoonlakor ur Kliikston met 11110fIII701toilny Thoonth vas ¬

tary of State Carl 1In seetot sinslon Mr Jaywns chosen President Thn Commission thenloolIllIon Col Shims W Hurt oxNaval Of

of New York for Chief Kxiim-tnnr iiudon Iiuniis A Hettx of Kingston forSecretary Thn two latter mmlsm took time oitth-Thu provisions of tho bill under which thoCommission tent wern discussed and nnadjournment wIt made untili I tomorrow

When Mrl IHurt wo asked Itoday whv he imm

cllUI thunlTernf tlm iiositlonI of Chieff KnmI for thn Kntlnmtl CivilI Sertlen Commitplon hn answered Kiihstantiiilly mum follow Ihave tried to tn my duty in the Custom Houseand keoimut of politics nnd It IIs a poor tonardfor my effort to havu my pity reducedi fromfKnnO to J3000 and to be I ofilirn thatwillI reijulro nm to be absent 10111my familymost of thi time It looks Ilkonotion that it In batter tn keep In llh tin IollItleianx than to drijrmir weanlings nf thornIf t am fitted to bo Chief 1xnmlner I nm eartnlnly competent tu Ibn Naval I Olllcor I declinedt

thnapinntnHUtolTarailiitVaHhlnitonbeatisIt WHH thrust at mo At tliu end of time Mllolin-a manner which I coiilil not cliooI em

Hbler Insulllni I I had been consulted In thnfirst place lnioro my nrmo was enl In nndT een iilTonlcil any UKstiranen that Itho oiler wasfinale In good faith I mliht Inue accepted hitwithout any tiumtlifmat inn whatever nuo I

sarcastic rticoninienlatlon of nntlcivil 11vlrn reformers time 1reslilent nppolntHilI meAnother rea on why 1 declined was tlmt timeContinuum named at the samn time fortny 1IICll Naval Olllccr did not bolntik IIn Ithnline Ol iraham althoiiuli a-very cammumbim 111 lukmi from annthor do-partment In Custom and jumpedJOUMIovur time heads of others ivim loni servicewore well am tmai flied with Ithn work ami mme rimdoMirlni of promotion Another tllilnir hn Isnn avowed opponent of eivllI hcrvlcu nifoimThefCKentlnmen I thn Now York omlllolarM I eiilun IIn m mid first nsled Iwould Ilikei Time iiositlonI They convincedi mothat theIr offor vin mida sold In ths intcrnst-ofr tthn reform I Inue ie lonlhad at henrl andfor that reason 1 Tliet IN not imimug

Inconslsient in my coiirsn Thn mimnt tlon ofsultry I han not allowed tn enter Into time con-sideration

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of thn mustIer at all

ExSlOHtor Jurey un flurHclds Ilurgilla-vllk> Sit Nlnlnmrlit-

rnm ttif ClnclntiHll jtttffThn 1lnllrStar routn trIals keep Dorsey In

tlili dl I for a rccidiiuv n rutlirr liunclrmiirlnun tn u rhloIRhll lr rciw cm K Hrrtt lirnlilKil ltli-ciiiiHliltTBhlv lsirst moo smitl viHiil tHtt Int eMMiiugyniirrorropotiiltiit eiivunril liiia la sit lalrnitliii lhit

Cnitkltiiir talil Duriiej as mirp tlma lllinif l-ugr ilnrntlil hi liritr smmimrL llr him hat s nuir-vtwiMiirfare with ltas mnlitlil nut carp for unnlhrrfommr years mt 11111I lie iniiile nn nMliiffiTiliM IinilirI

Held unlit K I 11 a appolatiil Oollrrlur of Newirk IllrruuM mil do oilier than renent mimi suit prelortihlmUiialty-

Whyr HAH liken IntiofentlWelt tliern hr Mimn mlii mig IhlaIRI itnrtI tint now

uiKtemtanil nhirti ulll it ilesr in n POtent lluhl whena rlallllal r i r 1Ir1I aim inrnt1111 MM behalfIf InfllarlVhl hthatf of Hie New York imttikiuuo at ItheIHTlli AtrniiK I irrcolliu IUieTrenIJtatlal aimIn mail inililli IT html HIT IIn Milillliti it sill lie it-

rlirtoim reelallitl III tile licilt uf oentl fcutinfijutiil toarfleM electlun tIIt I III explain many tliliiKi nowhidden Thii in itt I sits nun > nj

ijuIrlee imvtredTo TUB KntTiin np Tin HUN Sin A mottonnUur > hi iMiiif our InH oitlcr n litter ciiilsininc

ti ertnln PIIHI rff mnin unit jeln frixu Hit ro tniuhler it-reirlntn rer litI of emit itt tsr

The letter In cit imr tnt or mist < wlilin In lnni lt simSlallItoreaili ItiileXlimllon Cna Hitneinter of 11111ler reciM er tlm ninmi lit pvnt IIf m how from nhoinamiI nllliln a lint ilehit I

tYPist I tin iiieiitilntf of tIme jihrato liflaif nfjnttivriiHlit mirk fnlrnlr hlaiiKiavKlliik Ilisn La Mmmy ill

Tile elhler of a rrfrillereil teller elirlo ii2 moneymil recnur the auioutit I rntI If lie can fllul out tthe thiefout Iif I lie thief hai proper eiuiiuh o Ilie ninU to IiaiThe receipt of the rutftimiiter iloeaI not tautl ai2 ohticalion nn tlm Jlmitt onion Iieiarlinent too make irooil theIlofci liut onlyI an oUlfallmi tn hot II up In Unit outhow it hOPI eiied aintI who IU rt onilUe < for it Irac-tliall lionoct rcKl > liril letttri art not lost but arc

rafelviltllfrThe I tntlsm hriM joii iiiote IIn taken trim the nut

rant nf Ituntnt Inferno lId meant Lain all hojie-sou uhn nler

rae Milcurlc Theory irs Origin cf WorlHi-To TIIK Kiinoit or Till NuflSir You Sari

IIt IUenllinateil Ihyturiful Iou thai no lot thanfuiir hundred inlllina nieh urn end rthe atiiio i hirueiT-tHtnt four hour lIst imm liirtlur lii > mtiy mum

aild lMkinculili Ifchtun to thv bulk nflhr earll-ietndurliiiTtlie inn iof ice 110101 a ou ion ider uItuiidrid iitillloiMeMr > too Htmrt u pm rutI im the In-Klilhliiifof llfron IlieenrlliI 1 Well thin nllh tlieieilalni I

lilpherout one huiidre I thiniMiid uillllou inetioritn-eterv mjllire mule i f vnrlh lime I hit lii II of tit on thUplanet Uonini mr thin Hernui Uiluht rf a nmtiirIontt Put rim urAln or oiu Men lliiiitiolih of a i omul-

ia haip one ImiMlml itillllon iioninia n1lllini to rtr-hiur intlr of earth This lhouih not an aiiiTeclahivn lllnKe li Ihvliillk nlht rarlll IIn Iertalnli an alliieolalilriuaiillttiind li nn JlnUniinl IU onulit In litIlllllllllleil ih Illllllon for I IlHIleUiMif nil olllir nrUlllof nrlNllnut nietenrkiluMaiidilelirli W 1111

iVimmilms II s

The llrlilicv ninnilnrTo TiiKliiiTrin OF TiiHHux siij-

toI smimgmit

I tIn Ltnlnenl 11 vlneer and riiierlnt ndviit of thvbridge tlust they i4ltde Ithe Imii edeii rimS it av bt arentnt railln Cim hit iini n sy tmi SenVurk emil one lulinnikiin otlieri iiinlis no Manner tie reiurrrnctul iivh u nielmivholy dliaitir lu Ihal1 ctlerdarNiw Vuak il10 Ul AMkL Uklk Architect

A Srnallile IS5T at IIrVnu the IliHlrtn Iuit

WIIIIn Phi lii i iii Kim i of iIhll cu tom of enmI-fnrrJui tomirses ups muir It tim uIIIiIm 1st nun let it Ihr mImmmiirm it 11 flllulh limsi

lint mime mtioim rj ummim II lit ii n IhllIlii iimJI 1100 1111

ptsmmt UUIII or U imrmmmeI fm I tie lu Immumt ucctel rival

ForIHfttrrt

Vldnuaf-

riim Haiar I

A widow should bo luurrled a bonnet

4XCKTECT fILLS JCCCHEK3-

Th iNqklrjr isle Ia CIo ergs Agels-siueTke

t klat-Ba Granite VoBtracI-

WASJUKOTON May 3LTho Invest IgatkmnInto the affairs of the office of SupervIsingArchitect Hill began at the Treasury Depart-ment

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this morning Mr James Colemnn ap-

peared¬

as COUUHUI for Mr Murch anti Mr JohnI Thomas runresunted Architect 11111 Mr-

iluroli anti Mr lUll were both presentMr Coleman uuld lie doslrod to putt In evi-

dence¬

all paper bearing upon what are knownan the 15 ir cent contracts Mr Blair of theDepartment Juitleo objected to the Introduc-tion

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of thin evidence the ground that thefirst contract with tho Dlx IslandOranlte Companywas inndo by Mr Hills predecessor In-

ifllco Mr Mullott smith consoijuently had noboarlni upon this InvestIgation Mr CnloninnsaId It wee evident that Mr Illalr and hlniRelfcould not act In harmony tent asked tlmt tholottor of Mr Murch roiiucstlnir the appoint-ment

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of OoNprntncnt eoillixel to assist himupon which Mr Illalr was detailed bo with-drawn

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Chairman Semi said that thu commit-tee

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would lot Mr Blair objection go over forthe present

Mr Coleman then offered In evidence a con-tract

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wait In 1873 holwcon otSupenlblnsArchitect Mullutt anti time Dlx Island OrHnlteCompany for furnlfthlnf stone for tIe NewYork Ioat OfflCf Mr Colomnn said ho propo id to show tlmt thb contract entitled ttioootraplor to 15 per cent profit but that the

hatter with the knowlndcn of >fr Hill who wiwthen AtHlMantSiiliirtlHlni Architect lncre f dtintI flKtirei nml tbut lIf contracts were mnduwith thIs Iompany without aihertldlnc for pro-posal

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Other contracts with ttime KUIIIU com-pany

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for work on time St Loiilo lloBton undthor public ImlldlnititI wire also offoiwil In elldone iiColnliian fiild lie would uhlo offerIIn nUdeneothnI retular weekly report of timeSuperlntiiidentH In charun of thn conxtrilctlonof tliPin bulldlncsi hlomu leSt iomimm lurid Imen-maiUi for thnin smnrnl wnuk ego but timertutu not yet been fiirnUhnil Mr Thom tie rntilled Mutt time reports would bo fortheomlni In-a few slays

Mr Colcman then proposed that the commltton issue mmims Liiiie3 fur I lie appearance of cartnln wltnmHeK nnd tlmt two experts IIm np-polntcd unit to bn doHlunutnd by thn committen ind ttho either hy tho tirnneeuilon to Inves-tlcrtteI tho Illhct frutidtileiit uranltI ti eon I rmmetnUn thought It could lie nliown thut the Clnxern-inent hnII1l1e1I ii mid reds nf thnullnlq of dol ¬

lars moro titan thn stone WIIM worth at tlmItluhnHt markiit rutiic nnd tlmt work was haulfor whleh WHH tmver porfornied

Mr Tlioniiin1 objeetpil to Itho appointment I ofexperts lint sifter delllioration Mr Now ntutndthat as Mrl MImI ti immiti WitS already actlniI as-an OXIHrlllII Suit matternn behalforf Mr MurchMri A I ThnniMin ehinf cool pmmtitr or timeArcliltects olllce would be detailed as un oxpeit tos represent Mrl IISIS

Mr Coloimm then usUeil for an adjournmenttillI Timidity nextt Ito allow tthe experts ttlmoi to-exnmlnoI tthe pMtlIirs bearing son Itlio eontructM

Mr New nitld tlm committee would consent tothis nrrancoment t co fariis Mr Murchs IInternst worm eoneernid but would ment on Mnuday ItoI hour fildeiieu on thu chnrKiH preforredby IoiiNon v IXns nf Urooklyn nut ManlyCooporV Co of riilhidelphla

OUUANIZING lID XKir rAcur CLVH-

A Pnaalblllly Iknt Mr Gould aliri MrluflTiuja Vnukla nlll Itnc i> t New

TIme Incorporators of the American YachtClub adopted jesterduy n constitution undbylaws und acted upon tIme uunllcutlou formembership Mr Georco H Scott wait electedHear tommodoir Thu sillier flout olllcors willriot LBJ chosen until time mum burs elueted huui-iualilled Mr Hcott hue buen n vachtsmiinfrom boyhood und N ties havlnfaslaiich lltst-clnss nttiun yaelit builtI iby John Houeh A StiltThu club llau UK decided upon jesterdny willbo u pointed pennant huvlni a blue crnundmed border und a whit Multoso cios lImoCommodores flni will bo broad pnmiiuitofblue with a whlto Maltese cross Thu ViceLoniuiodoies vucht will curry a red pennantwith a white Maltese cross mind time Hour Com-modores

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fine will be u white pennant with ared Maltosn cross At the not meetIng whichwill bo held on Monday steps will bo taknii toprocure a sultnblo club house or u sits for onent snafu point down thn buy Time plan In tohave a club house that will prnctlcnlly bo ncasino and be surroundod by grounds nniplofor otitofrtoor hportn

Tlm nosed of Mrl Goulds new yacht this AtnInntn Is likely to bo tsvtiit UM noon us sue Inready for service lnst Mimmer u friendlyrivalry xprnnt up betireon Mr ioull nnd MrK K JulTrny who sire noiuhbors ul Irvlnttoii-ii hi rim their trips to and from the city MrlonlilH Itnslvn Mill not prove u match tor Mt

Jim rays Vedette IIn the Mueinl tt tim hits eaeh-madu tn toOt thn otter This oeitHon MrJ tl ray willI nulli iin the Minntier which he re-cently

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piiiclniMid fiotn the ttmitu iii time lutenoiiu hcood email Mr iould expects Ithat b >

July 1 hn will bn abln tn travel biitwnen bisoiiiintrvhoutt and tthn Stieet IIn the AtalantaMr InlTray bus suceested Ithat both yachtsstart at Ihut vermin time on their dally tripMr flouldHpretnronce liii hownvwr for n moreformal i InntHbt and In sea water Such nn-iiMiirr It Is generally concednd would bo o-

jrront Interest to yarhtsmon and would creMmuch wlinleioniH cxcii mime nlt iin thn Htre tUncle Hntiis iHatch Mio IIsonoof the I heirporuit ore mit Ithn Ainerlonn Club said yiterltjIlust lie would outerI his jnclit for thn ienirnr-cLHlta of Hteum yiehtH which It it iroroMd Itihold later In Ihn immil4ifl If oiiultahio utile alInwnnen lf mnilu On ttiiitconditlnn lily ynohtwhich hu ileebireH Is t lie smallest alloiit otiijlitto bo placed about three feet fi om thu homo line

Tke Woiil 1rlncr Hlimurrk limysmutedF-

romm Ihr M Jattittf nnifltf-Thn Fieneli who have not many rrnsnn tom

liliu tfriiledll In Trlniv Itimnarpk liuc ut nil eventncdirdun to u roiit iiiiornr IlironUler ito ilinnl himfor the lalenllnn iif n Morn uliich IILH bn otne n ti vfavorite one tn Purl ntnl h iiile miii lnntidt the lerin-thif aa a unite of i iren iiiiif Hint a irtn or H tliltu Iinnit Ilif fiihhiii To sin of a friend Hint tin or rlu l a Mturhtitt is tu tima lilni or her the liltfhe t ciiiiliniljiltH-iiiijtiniihti and ttic chronicler In in lion iifrriheH theorlifin of tin word in Irinte HI mi i arc k who t onvir nc-vvllll It well known Knriiimi lirillli i whoe ffalon inIarii Iis verv fiuhl inat e aid IIlittl Hie lariiUni werea er credillriiiii and rat him r pirhult rite lirhiiCio1 nhnhad nitter henrd IHi1 word liefore unked him bat II-

nicint tie exidained to her Hint it inemit etervthinilOsS iniant iifilhltib lauvhinulv uddlnv that hu wan urethat If mime would st It guS In Iurlt It ould taka-enurnionkl hhe fohims nil hl advice emit hiss limit quitan nnhoied for meiiniire of tlccef i for no icrmn offavhloll would think of lultu anv atjtcllvf exietit-ll n mitt In de ribe a out ball or a rmari tlilnir In iiillh-nery

IItnteuiii ton that tli word Ale Ji atK cf Ocrman orlittIn tliellilf IntO dt fioiu ntftil Alolb orinill limp lionI 5 r hemi attiilutidt toll tor axrller IIII the funilltiltioniitl ii r that it Iin dtrited from rhlcquc a vountlimn who uax tiikdtI ii mimith ltit > l nd tIn telefiraled-IHlntii wan N lad of irrent iroioli e liut tiedied while Hill IIII lbs Idi unidio and after till ileatli theniiier would tell otlier iiiillii wini wiit not doitu theirwork will that Ihei u ere not like Ihlcque this not to-bvi a iolo ulal term anil II Chicqui cnrriiitrd Intochic IIILJIIIC au adjtelite lunif ill miiartnt iC

Alsatians Nerklnvl Avoid MIIHnry ttvrvlcFrs the London MV AVir

A nionHtor nronootUlnn lias just t pn broughtIlit H el In Mllinimi i4 tur flmmrmmnmommm 1111-1Mtintl clurrd in tin Irltniiinl ruirt wlih lniunf triil-In frt Ithcin ht r htliu irh nil n intiiiiuf tu 1ntnthorfUiiEHHrnlU rroin lln militttr mrs Is i f llif lIeulimn lVt uftii a urre hirl aimS thedlllniKof lh Ci ini net iilfl tie urn sir sort nf lire p

eel Nott ltiii I lieu HX inlUlitrt iittdii ul otlkrr SirmicnimamS of Inuli liiirtTU elm nil frit rtrtltcatetiand of tticoe ftl tiit I IHum four ore maul tu lIsms e sit t

ofmid lenlt of IIH i tim uponThe liriKutf-

cen artlv f tin wttltli it imrrnto wvre-

cful en i rd ltmi inmms luiri hiiifiit i HO his from hiretnunlli to thren > t am 55 mime the nptlun of H fineThf nil bcloi ufl Ito districts furiutrlj Kruiuli oml rev5 tlitir herpes Hint tlifv hisS nceti itnlhtiiK titan fill IIn-tliK

itt iiintltT silt tthut lhy uiuiM lm e irucurril lubeI

tttlLH II they IsiS bfvu alluueil to doI o

To He nr Xut la litThat WIKIIIII fruiid ileorw rrlklde Hoartlon the tnrit met lie ims oreThut Uni arnor tlutler itiould not b11 Itarirnil grim a mt U-

Xndoubt lists Hutlir knew tie law iHut tImers could I nu bvtur cautvFur iliultinir him sumS inch at he-

rorctcr out of that dcjrrt

lie knew the law p ton well IniUetAnd1 lie hud made time liny stat LUn-IAllixt oitlclal hismirt s hid l l lII what h did and what In saIlHeI lrollitlit the Ioiiimonweallh iii some

And inch a Hoar mmmuit t leer tIme Suits111 raiua time w rmimmr w al madg tim char1to alt w ho choke tu si t and licar

Tint eojle ijiolled by flutters ipalll-De l ed tle am lent barnaclesAnd illled IlKlr hearti w Iii fear atul doubtWliy couldnt hv Le counted out T

ThIs man uat smart 3pm niiicli too tmart-ileorte Krlihle toll It In lili heartHut Inn could culture wealth and clotllal Duller to Hit luluht of liraut t-

Hi opened Moicliiirtt morelliuoeinit hermcrel toriHow could hits MliicctlteI WMI-Kiillll lilm to rank with tia > a I

Tim tOm tier hame muit hr emit u rrlIlUII tlie n II could be curedHut neM r never thuuld he be112 llarvarda race a 1II Iti

The masmvm rnnr w Inked MM larboard eyeAnd taut i I neither mammehm nor cryTheir 1t< lhrcreillt theIrs hue Limitla iu Ui tlilitr choice tbt saums

atNDKAMS

Prince Ulinarck physicians remijnm-ttqnssl rest mil tire hint to tale tin waters it KIIImil Smut the Irlnci irtfen Frledrlchsruli his s at nsr-

amhiirr iltuittd In the iciitreof a Inutlful formttlie Sschssnwald Nothing howtver tin beet sttilil-it present

It lis proposed to raise In tho Slut Hallof Tsinitnii iIn Entlind I limit of Usury FiMlnf tni-nullM Mr I dwell the American Minister has Iron

lied tn omit eli II ami it hai 55W beSt dcfliiltely irrnnatdthat lio ctrtmonr Mill tiki flics Imruiluttly after tinirorogatton of rarllatnttit

A disgraceful hoax was played a few daysSlime cli Hit hey V Mstcalf luratiof 81 Utrlholnmt-

whnrili may Cross In Kngland When about tn a Inii-nsltr hue sacrament the rerirenil lentkman pnured IN

mitiils nf tlie wine bottls Smite the silver i up Unahen found that time wine had been abstracted ainl hh-nlntllnted The trick was at mice detected and vvlir-uniiillier buIlt had been procured the service roceeiltJ

A petition lion boon proitentcxl tn htmllimn of Lords asking lot less to Introduce a Slit iti-

refeiinci to tin tstatci of 8lr Itobtrt rett Tht pttiluulas hi atciinlance with the usual practlct In lut Ii Im

huh rtftrrid to two Judtfei Ills father Hit Iruit-dlnlsttr Harontl who hid iald lets of tlinii its firils heIr tltd up alt his jimjerty as tlnhtlr as pnssM-rhi nriiinl Barnntt his beta chronically In dinttultle-iilli semi and heir U Id

So far as can bo Judged front tho crlmlnilstatistics ot the British army at home fur hIts your ltn2-the lmeresud sevirlty or the Army lilscllln sot I tsnot afipiar to tint operated In the illnclliii or illmlnliliimI trims In the ranks Upon an aviratt strtiiuih nfsonic tOiXX noneoummmmbiluusnt uflloers and men repie-lentlnr about one hair or Hie army lure were H1Icourts martial held sad I131414 minor unlihmeiils lufllctcd by order of cnmmindlnif nrncers

flit school of time unlilcs In Toklo Jnpun-iss In tht court bihliiil the school bulldlnit a phyileal

map nf that country between i sot + i fett mote ItIi suite or turf and rock aud Is ImrJered with lullwhich look al a little ditlanet niuili like water tvtTjInlet river and mountalii Is reiiroducsd ttn Itmim mind st

llh a fldtlltv to detail whlrli It slmlv wnmletfilLatitude aud lonrlludt ire Indicated by ulezraiili winsitmit tablets show tht position of tin cllle

While Intlliff time decndo 1HCMS72 bothvears Included In tlreat Britain in persons 1rt nn nthan a million sterling S3 more than half i mlli andtill mort than a quarter nf a million IIhe ninnhrrs tn-In tin misrule IHTJIKKJ to tapermmtnr mure Hum amillion to of niorithaiit half a million anI him of morethus a mimirmer of a million Time number uC furtinirsranging between Umlu and COUJU sava the jiftutor Isis lucrtaaodenormously aul It now tar be > ui d-

anvthliiK vtt fare tu printrime extraordInary imumuberof ncqtilttaU-

of itrsnns vmmmmmittn1 fur trial lu 1iirtugal IIi muted bythe compiler f the nrliclal statistics to tlmalen Hiwhole socials stem with grave dinars lime tmiimrslerhas sllirhtly diminished but It smithI amounts to nearly Uper ctiit as SKHln1 jo per Cent 241 er ctnt and M per-cent In the nilbrhbnrliiit countries of France Italj nnd-Mpalnrespecthel Amour time principalrtasonsnf tindifference are said to tie the exiessive Mvtrlt vvk-tlwlilch Un law punishes crimes aud ISis lenity ot Juries

The nuulcnt and eminently French cer-muiiy of crowning time ruittrt was this > eur hiu-

itlirough as usual at Nauterrc lu France nn lilticistay Tht htrnlilt nf tIm ocvsmIoum snam Mile Mario lnnle-neilmj ei is ho according to ill the > rent Ii Junrnals Iis

omIt blnnde ravlmitnte lit tars old aud ft mo 11 in t-

imlynfrcmliilni virtue but ulnoof ill lot mimi She uprearm to be thf suit support of her vldnwtil nmtliraudit is thtrnfurt pltaslni to know that tliU tliarmiiiM-vomitf wnmati lice hcmmt rewarded not onlv with Hmeros or rises but also with the arfonipanvltnritnvvrv

ItiiHslii Is milking emit but bUie pro ivanin time moumsm nsmmmism nf her railways the llius iir eelserally or some roininerclal nr strategic Tnlne lluv1 iiu-

Ilinslrncted parllt fur ernnomltal purpnsei nnd piniv-In order tn vivi work to the Immense number nf iu-enitliieers vvlin an vvlthnut employment nit who Itunether with thin whole if tin Illlsslsn press huve Ilubeen bltterb roniplalllilllf of tthe fonct lolis granttl tuforcluners riiellnveriiintnthai apparenll 3 iirillnl ti-iflvt tlie preferente in future to KiiFsian lout rmmetrand If ttile requisite rapltul cannot be obtained fruiprivate lourcts to Brant tinge suhtlillrs-

In 1H4J when iuiwit wont t EtiKliiml ns-Ambasiadnr liiulsriiiip e said Vllljon Inirmicl-Hlount

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I A title Isminittllllri Ustfill And Ill llulild-tclliiliiK the Kliu maim iii nrv rIght jnur niiio-alonu Is feliMltimit and la ft higher itljlnltv riiiern In i

took nn title When thin lley of Tunis was In Iarli In-

1S40I he received much tlvllity from Iliiint and presenlfil his chihtrin nn his departure with orlrntU-ilnnses studded with lends worth MIIIOO Tummy vvrre-liiimeiliutely rim imrui Jui7ot expressing 111 Krillnxltfbut heKklHV that he mUlit not boI pressed to tin whil tluhad nevtr done and actfjit u prt nlit He died r-

Tlm London Time nays of nur countryw-oman

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wliu has just made her debut at the I tai-Nimlqiie In SarIs Mile Ketada whn lie the aiiiitn-nd ftaturts of tier fountr a livelv asmmns hut ii lit usmeet und th irelieratl nnvel apieuranci sliilatile itcAmerican soprann was forthvitth aiccpttd wild intirktdfavor nh a person with wliimi Knrope was huu ef ith to-b familiar und with wlinm one was cerldln In 111-llklittd Thus nnulher charmllnf und vvelfimif tttir lumade tier ippearam e to trim that tlncii the tlnii vv In nMadame Itilll re paInS the existence nr Amtllciin i o-

prauns tlie Cream rtpublic has not iiiKlerttd their suliltlon and now as then thallen ci in tins as In sn manyother lields the older continent

All UutiiKcimrlnu ivtl ting t a tho Loidon rauitqrii suv thai lie wishes that isiS those vviuiIsiithIlm tht utility of Micclniillnn uuj ill Unit are nnrtnly Impressed uilh Ils niarvtlloin belli Ht cutillwithout lootnz ttie aihaiituires nf tluir arlieriue rerelic the inemorlcsof lug 1ltmmimt > oulh 1 thinkwritts may safelj suy till fur ever persun I IIM-Vneet with seamed nr pitted fate I then nut a liiinllril-nanv irriivoinily disfiKiired and not a few llniil Ins

was tOil enough tliouith een then tllanLs ptirtl timull pox liiot tiUtlon and more latel tu tin viuniivirntictlon puller rs vvde at Icait In a eiv ilnil

ittinorlty a InltJI hiS heard my mother mv that In lur-t all > ila > s murks nf tniiiill pnx were so jiruvuli nt tliul itwas cinnmon tto dltliikuliii Otis free from them ailmmnml fuced persun-

Vn ofllclal document just ksued with roHaul lu the pawnbroklnir buiiiusi In frnnce nhuh is

entirtl in time hands of the State hows lImIt them mire ittthe resent time onlv forty tniKHtabllidiinentsor mienimfe tile tIm ru iimmt the tnnntr IIn neurl > minifourths of the departments user exist none whiiitvtim ummost Important Is itiulnrI Tuns after as lIeu emuIthoseot lons Hnrdeiiilx Ittarseilles Mile tmiti llnneli-In tlitse six brant lies the sum limit rcjiresent tlalitv lto ii

percent of the total fur tthe whole of KiunitI ear 1012 71 articles wtre rteelved in pluUelm tl-idltferelil eslablliliments rrpreSenUlnt a1miiumI frunrilent The averiiire sum snug jii trontii fer 1arls iini tH-

rranci for tht departments There were IJJ4 aim m i

rim21fl5C bt t ween i and m francs liri HJII under 5 rraiusand bexitibi from I11 to IImoaii f runes and upward

Mian linn aleu just had a Fishery II-hlhillon vvhlfh vvus opened In March at twnu liningtime struiue ifsar shown were a let if whale nets lharpoons from Kit with explanatory pictures tVhtii-

w hales appear ill time coast tare unIty rsmstmsl mill fr nutwenty Ito thirty men put off to sited themwith stroni grass made side which have ini lus nic uta yard square and are about ten > ards loot luli rten or times null are lilnhtly attached end tn md iii lwhen a whale Is readied they amhotln frmito a l

around limos When he niuku a dart he Kits eiitan idtand dashes aw u out of mime tenjard lu uiln mm u tbreaking iff and llnjflim round Slims His tmlmrtk-inent Minn brinirs lifts crash to Ithe stirfate wlunotliirI

nets arm thrown until nt last he beconiis so lmuiiridwith them and sn hurried and fright mist as In IU-

casj murk for ipearii Simi harpnons-

Thi1 other day ns time urcnndler < m cuaulat Kninerset IHouse London was standing In itin immlC

way a lid nf trtuin ave tot still attractive mill rn bi-vroled accosted him with handsollil ellloifi if h

martial tlif lire and vv arm approval of tlie sty lloiln his

he irotected his tjueeii and countrv ill the irreitt dvnamill crisis Irlvate Thomas Atklnswns nsturnllv-prised

srat this but his surprle mires limO Itin IUl-

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him tier lund as a reward fur Ins valiantUIKV Ihe tsllderwAS liberal made un mitl nntfrom till rlfl pound nnte time film elilhnsisll n mel I

forth Hefum tlie flattered est iiii mild aM ml n-

straiiKe propotnl the pollt email nndiilv lntirpn i IIvvKli

a brutal command to mine on oil nut AIIIIIIV tin ntrTin lad obeyed with KMielnl toilrltslts ami viafllnf-

kloumil tim sirnumutisu till she turned llnidirner ul-

slKht Em cry istunrmmmsmt timim item unknonn su lusiir I

spiminui tier If and vvmt iliiimifli the isis lirin niinnithe liftpound note pheHinplviiiUrid thy iHtiivvK

sItondopiiiilelliesentrrti1 ardid him I lih iii Sitslon of i ipllire aldressed him with lctlir-ecstasvasiiriillilni uf mmimt lot allsflnnenl aul ill

plised avva Itllullll Sot sweet kllisfrinnI In rlliu r-

nUls Asthe senlr vvu elm mim4nl tverydiv i I si a

passion woo elm unIt reiflnnnla raihcr Ilisn Inlividimi-

It has strum Seem mind that he U of hull f amiulll S ii

mit Immum n In MHieinictlon time sister tf a aeiilletiianwho tiled recellllleavlnirliralarire Mtllll in II

allowed to pursue her harmless I msmn nnl crowd a-

smbles dHll in see time transit ff Vuui acrow lltmarch of Man

AVobonow-Iliniir sirrinvv

From tIhe un Unit shines to ninrriw-

Ulie ItHder-IVr th ipes fnotll s lo dtfrll 1 SirEros the leivr Hint haunt tin w

Wi iii n rIIlrrei kli never

Anv now from tthe fortverluterclaiiliiif near no I furl

for tath iiiiuuu-HIils ullblli II

111 tht hours of thv inlllille-A unt sky holds m > siar

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