The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 14, 1889

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r 1 T f I III I If p HBHced Flati or ADVKIITIHR your ncmrel d Ttonnia IK tal let AnVLKTIHn IN TilE HUN TIC HUN I Mill tiring prompt return AOrrttelne l TH E HUN ferine prrmpt I I 1 AdTirtlin rear neI I Ite UT1IBMUN rtipemt to r TVomt I t AelTtrtUlne In TUB HUN never f11 of Iii tin eltklred remilt t IfTo h Ilor f nurneri or Cnrr1B B r r Ir r l ABVERTIHE THE BUN Ifyou ITO ItoomnToIM Al ViUTIHi them I Tin SUN VOL LVINO IT l 7 NEW YORK SUNDAY JULY 1 1889TWENTY PAGES HCE 1ivi i I li E T fi i UTEST NEWS FROM EUROPE curnClLL 1H TRTIKO TO POACH Off ClAunl LAI1S 11IB8 llJS vrant a r rt r nirmlMBham to Iteturn le Itin to the lloune of Common Tlio Nil llteal Movement that PrnmlRr Orrnt Tkl I for IrelandKiiBlnBd Hunt HIIII nitllnthn bendun The Cml K Itoyul ircealn A Pretty Olrl Irom the Hhnh J rtmKiUlnK JUIIitn 1VIII Live In r UivdWIII Va O The AnKrlim nl r AHIMK Prlee fnr UUCP Home Tk Vulhjrl Not Much of a Wonder u IMD I y Tilt Son IttnUW an JW Udln u Uo July 13Pollc uro nctlvo In rt0 hot weather the Hhah nmt the rush of Mcltl functions generally Lord Randolph CburoWHs natural cuesodnoss bus como out U bis proposed Intention to ruu for trio Houso I Commons for Central Ulrmlngham nnd Ift Iiirncoat Chamberlain who feolg tbut Blrmlnabani belongs to him am who U hated Jlrmlo torrlblo state of emotion fct Churchill lain a very tion Ha want the Tory leaders who depend n Uon the rote of himself and othor disloyal Olidstonlans o to ooux or foreo Ohnrohlll to ihnite nls mind But Churohlir has boon nnbbd all around Conseiiuentlv he foeU b dlr I not lotlne anybody and Just wants to make himself disagreeable so that It will probably be burd to Intluono him Brother Chamberlain U not nlone In his Brief Eli Tory friends are all Ie about as pleasant nat lUte of Irritation as so many teething babusfor Iht Irlih leadtri bare developed H now In to thwart the schemes of the Irish landlords Ilwar Lst week I wrote of Landlord Bmlth Barrys Sorts to form a syndicate of rent raokers to dlBcotirnize all proposals for arbitration and tj united action to forco the tenants to such terms M even law court would not Impose upon thorn William OBrien the real worklns urn man of the Irish party had already thought ovor a combination of tenants to defeat that of the landlords when I wrote last week nnd now baA his plan In workIns order Seiton Is draft ing the resolutions concerning the now plan which Will be discussed and bejrond all doubt adopted by Parnoll and the leadlns Irishmen on Monday Ihogroat dancer to the Tories lies in tho perfect legality of tho proposed combination even from the Lngllnh standpoint and In tho faot that unlike the plan of camijalsnlt will be I national affair and have the unanimous support of the Irl h i arty The following nro extracts of the statement mndo by William Olirlcn In Dublin and which glvo an ideaot tbl most Important development In the poltoy otthn Irlth loaders I llloh Irlxh landlords and English aristocrats have clubbed togetherto overwhelm by lore of I money and coercion the body of tenants upon tlidjimtlcoof whotio claims tlioydaro not taLo the judgment of any dispassionate tribunal Smith Itarry and Col Hnimrtorson havo as tenid that eery Irish landlord has a right to combine with every other landlord for that purioje All that the now organization claims l that the tenantry ahiUI exercise the mine right of combination to prevent tho exter mination of tenants whose claims the land lords dare not submit to arbitration What U terrifying tho landlotdsand coer elonlsts moet Is the absolute locality of the Dew movement Its chief feature will bo rililne a Tast national fund to prevent tho tvlctid tenant from belnit driven Into tho worlchnuiB Tbo Issues raised are precisely ilmllar t those ot trades unionism Hero on the Fonsonbr estuto fCr Instance Ibo people to whom the law has civ en joint property In their holdings who bare themselves built tholr houses and riclslmed tbelr fields have had a dispute with thtlr landlords Just as the oontendlnc parties were on the pint of settlement there steps in this body ot wealthy landlords most of whom u complete ntraneera to this country and deliberately woks that settlement in the hope of terrifying Irish tenants from ever combining aln The tenants have always been willing and are still willing to leave tho dispute to arbitration as they are onevery estate on which the strUBBle Is proceeding The land lords on the other hand have shirked arbitra tion In point of lat on every campaign es tate for th last eighteen months It ban not been a question of justice to the tenants elalmi hot a vindictive attempt of tho laud lords and tho Government to run there tenants because they wrung the Land act of 1887 from th Tory Government and because tho Coer cion act has failed to crush them Every overture for a settlement from tho tenantA side has been gloated overnsnslgn of weakness Wo will never mention the word arbitration again until tho British electors can have an opportunity of actlnc ns arbitrators la ppltoot the landlords and tholr cooroloniut bickers Thl Government has not failed to appreciate the dangerous character of this latest Irish move The Tories are already hlntlnc at mar tial law and the landlords are assured that BaUour will nnver desert thorn if they will band I together and tight Similar hints were Riven and promises mndo whan the plan of campaign wan started and come landlords Lord Clanricardo among tho number put on a bold front only to Ind themselves disported In the hour of need The same thine will occur 8uln The public opinion of England to which Uullour llko others must surrender will not tolerate absolute murtlul law in Ireland and without that tho new populur uprising cannot t effectively opposed This wooks development In tho Pnrnoll Parnol Commission which bids fnlrto sit tmfoiovor Is l tith r nartllng nslt Involven the poslbln wlthJmwul 1 of Mr ruruoll nnd hla counsel I Irom the eae Not content with doing thlnirs br halvti Sir Charles lu sol on InnieUs bo hAI ai Koieellng vostorday to sliow thnt IhD eulJie IdrmlUsm and Crime erlos i the rl irtna4 purt of I general conuplrncy louudod on 1isottH lies bought by Houston wlta tho Jitnran when to 71 money wbel everyones amazement tho Judges declined to order tho production of the papers necessary to prove theso facts after ordering bank bookn private oilers and every oonoulvable document In tho MfesBlon of tho 1arnolllto members or tho Rational Lengues otlloors to be produced to HMe the lne s lawyers Thn ocallcd Ini Iurtlnl Judges decline to do us much for Par Mlon the flimsy gioutid that the duty of the wim wus to ascertain whethor the limeta nt rilons and documents wero true not whoro they camo from or who paid for them I is In the face of this unfair treatment that Iirnoll haatlpcidod to ulthdrnw his counsel and to aUndon the attempt tl obtain justice from kUi a oiicslilod tribunal Thorn euoniH to bo Jiodoubt thiitthU iletoimlimtiou will bu ad I Mrod to unions the Judgos riCOUHlder thnlr unjUst Iuclslon Without llussoll and Iatnell kl uotlve factors tho Iarnull Commission vfould become a much drearierfarcueven than HUiiuw Ensland has spent tho Inter part of tho week nuking up to tho fact that Hho Imi gol another cno of IHT lulu wars with hnvngrs on hor hands J ho wretched dcrvibhos drlbhssIhll ul bun PIT and Ilr81 t with British bayonets foiclng them back from tho Nile Irol lo uators have con tinued to push on northward through tho deert sands with marvellous pluck huvu out MrippeU tho Egyptian lorcos reaohed tho cov I sle Mlo and huvlngdruiik their fl of wator ure as may ho Imagined In I fine state of ihlMt for blood and arc getting as much of It us they conveniently can The rngllih Instead ot l getting out of lugypt or thrashing their nemlus there once nnd for all are mlopt Imi their usual taotlce sending out a few leg neuts to put down the disturbance temporarily nnd fighting the Khcdhofl battles on a small dcale only to begin nil over ngiiln noxtyenr Tho nniarlug thing In this llttlo light and which alono makes It worth talking about In tho Piarvollous pluck of tha undisciplined Arab fighters who have gono thrmigh siifTcrlngn such un no English troop could bo found to endure The organization on so small a scale ot tho English killing projects Is not duo to Runt montallty On tho contrary there Is 1 cordial iloslro In tho War Oflloo to Imvo the greatest tnisslblo number of Arabs die of thirst And hunger nnd while walling for troops to arrive notlco his boon sent that whoever give1 watnr to the cnemr or holps him In any way will ho killed as soon us tho English ell roach nnd convict him Iloulnnger nnd hU friends very much un heard ot recently are celebrating tonight nt Alexandra Ialaoo Any one can go for llvo nhllllngs and a penny Iticludli railway faro dinner and llroworks A fortunnto thing for the llglitwrlght pretender Ix tho disgrace Jrco which threatens 1 Coustnns tho latest victim of the systematic hunting down I of French Cabinet Ministers that has boon going on of lain Constant who I Is ono of Uoulangord bitterest eiiemlo Is n very clover Dan but his reputation ot being I the most unscrupulous Btatisniati in Europe soemstobe dosorvcd Ho had boon for some time GovernorGeneral ot Tomiuln whence ho returned much richer than ho went Ills suc cessor Mr Hlchnut being charged by tho Government with making Invoitlgntlonx ns to Constanss conduct died undorvery mysterious circumstances on his return journey nnd with him disappeared the report he had male about Constatiss behavior The document has just cropped up and contains unpleasant evidence against the Minister It appears that not only did his way of life throw groat discredit on Fiance but that ho sold his Influence In n shameless way amojc othor things allowing a King named Norodom i to create illicit gambling resorts In exchange tor a wonderful belt valued at lnOOUuO francs This and many other things ot a scandalous character being alleged against him In tho Ministry official report may possibly lead to a change ot The coming woddlngof that fortunate young woman Irlncets Louise granddaughter of the Queen continues to concontrate upon Itself n largo amount of Interest Ordinary people are grumbling violently because they havn got to the bills which will bo considerable pay bl18 wi vory conhlderlo and the Idle class called tho ton In Ind II cll cnlud upper arc a great state of palpitation about bolng Invited to tho show wondering whethor they mil pro suwo to send presents what sort of I coronet to have engraved on the prebonts if the do send them and so forth Tho Bhah of 1ersla has already In Bond I Btroot something very stunning to give to the young woman whoso father and mothor hnvo been so polite to him liothschlld A Sons have gono In for 1 diamond and ruby necklace worth 20000 vvhloh they nro going to give but tho Bhnus gift will probably outshine every othor Tho Irlnoe of Waloa la full of unfeigned In dignation nt tho hesitancy of tho LnglUh peo I ple to provide liberally for hU daughter and I also for his eldest FOIL and cantIdem It an I outran that thoro rhould bo any Question at I l Ho will probably bo htlll more shocked when I bo learns what Cunningham Graham Is medi I tating in the way of a Mow to hU footings This I vory sound radical whon the Question of the royal giants comet up In tho Ious intend to propose that whatever la 1 granted hlmll bu for tho life of tno Queen only and that afterward England nnd the territory belonging to her shall be run economically as a republic Tho Earl of 1lfo who Is I to be honored by marrying tho young royal person nppoaru to o a rather good sort of an individual Ho treats his tenants lllorally having reduced their rents and then in kind terms refuses to accept n present from them In the actual state of agricultural depression Ho doesnt appear at all overcome by the big latch that ho his made but consldora hiniFolf uulto equal to tho Gorman family who happens to havo the throne and in short has behaved pretty decent all round Thechapol In which tho wedding is to take placo was formerly I con servatory having been changed not very long ago Into ItH present state I will hold very few peoplo beyond the crowd of religious and royal dlgnltarlos who must bo thoro and there are going to bo 1 great many wounded feel ings when the time comes for dlxtrtbutlng tho tickets Empress Frederick Is coming without fall and HO Is the King of Denmark and tho King of Greece Tho Queen will como from Osborno although she U 1 still sulloring severe ly from rheumatism and lumbago which com pel her to walk about with ft fatlok and b very good naturod Tho only unploasnnt thing lout the Queons future aramlsonlnlaw i tho fact that hlf father died of drink but there Is not anything to show that ho bus inherited his fathers full ing as uU The Bhiihfl stay In London appears to bars mado that worthy potentate very tired and In the proper nut tho slangy moaning of tho word Since ho started out In this country ho has boon two hours late on nn av erago for every appointment nnd bus shown unusual fond ness for going to sleep nt unexpected momenta and whon his people daro not wako him Tho fact that bin Majosty takes about with him nvcry pleasing young woman 1 boys costuuio Is being commented upon and has illod tho British matron consid erably As a mnltor of fact tho British matron ought to bo rathorgraloful to his Majtstj for having only btonght ono young person from his harem Instead of a hal doen which would havo boon very moderate according to his point of luw and for koi plug this young wo man so mud In tho background as ho does Tho Hhnhs tomtorary favorite who Is I vory raiely soou in I romniknbly goodlooking soungglrlof Clrcnpnlan birth not In the 11t l ictembllng tho ordinal iicasslan girl of oxhibitod In the Now York dime commerce IIP Ixhlhiod II tlu dllo museum Kho hns holt hair very line eye and In fact tho clasfcal combination which goon to make up tbo Urlouta beauty Homebody plnco tho Shahs arrival has born amuhlng lilmtelf liy calculating bls Majestys expenses on thU trip Although nearly every thing If paid for bl thevailous Goveiuments Lord Majors nnd individuals towns Iord private InIldull with whom Ills Bhuhthliipotnos In contactlt neemH that his uwn oxpento account will easily go up beyond f 1900000 before ho Iota home on account of tho prozentH which ho gives and the size of his suits which numbers over sixty ftnd probably uses up ft great deal of poiket money llobort Browning Is not a groat sttccefs when he trios to bo furloun In VCIBO as his most ar dent admlrurn will admit on reading tho at tempt that follows All Wright has pub Hilied an edition of tho life nnd letters of Id wardFltigeraldundDiovvnlnglooklrigthrougli wlrl fllOrldlnlllolnlnJ looklnllhrulh It found I passage which may bo twisted so as Mrs Brown to express thankfulness to God for ing sdeath as thoio would bo no moro Aurora thought to vindicate IelgliH wrlttin 1rownliighas thollit dicate hor mcniry by perpetrating those versus which at pear In this weeks Athtiuxuni 1H MlWAIilJ WT70FJ1M I ihinctil ul on KIH tmok je lerJ y I optnel U mill whrrt ray nnttr lay Tw nnd uncut thett word I rud Twil pant ald ulCUI ptire 11 hnme us or levtu t moil anIIrd l thtrety i rut you Fitfrr d liom Ij or ald yo Hie lor knew Ihnnkecl HuJloy wlf w dd Aye td anil were rouritlf allre iiood Fltr How KI rtturii Iour llmiikt would uik my wla hlclhu you 1111 common 10111 i curl Wlillo mor 1lrolllo r fretting leuJi truce Surety 10111 lliec irlorlfe your tar Hiittlini rrxiu Ilin ouco rmictineJ ly htri ltu Kiir HauwKlic JnTIIR What 1itzgerald rcall wrote was not as bad H as Browning would make it and Is calculated to Irritate tho strongminded female oven more than tho poet It was In a letter to Dr W 1 Thompton 1 Mrs Brownings death Is rather n relief to mo I must say No moro Aurora Lolghs thank Godl A woman of real genius I I nol but what Is tho upshot of It nllV Hho nud her sex hud bettor mind the kitchen and their chil dren and pothnpH tho poor Except In such things ns llttlo novels thoy only ilovoto them folvos to what men do much better leaving that which mou do worSe or not at all Tlio wile of I foreign Ambassador whom I mot Rt Mrs Ilobert Lincolns yesterday In formed mo by tho way that Browning had been asked by the Shah for I sot of his works What on earth tho Lord of tho Lion and the Sun Intends to do with Browning I Is difficult to imagine Even tho to nluluo pool appeared appro elate Ibo situation for he toll tho Ambns padora wlfo thnt he had sent hl8 works to the Shnh in tho most gorgeous binding that he could possibly IOt We are noon going to have another royalty hern but ono who will not oroato BO much In terest as the dusky gentleman from Terolii namely King Milan Tlmt man who divorced hlm elf so handily Is coming hore on n house I hunting expedition ho hns finished I huntn eXlollUon as soon ns hiS OnlRhel with tho Itirln Exhibition He means to tnko i up his residence permanently in Scotland or In I Count England Takovo and will travel under Ibo tinino of I I 1 in almost certain now In spite of patriotic efforts ot Urn French art collectors and not I withstanding the clrouniHtanoe thnt it Is at I present In the possession of tho French Gov ernmentthat LAngelus Is to goto Now I York All that stands between J F Sutton of the American Artesociatlon and the posses sion of tho picture is tho action of thoChambor of Deputies LAneolus has tot Into politics and that finishes its career In I Franco It appears now that the Rothschilds I advance of 653001 francs to keep the picture I In the Louvre was only 1 loan nnd i I unless the Chamber of Deputies votes the amount of the purchase the picture will go to I I Sutton who holds 1 written contract to this I elect signed by Mr Proust tho French Minis 1 I ter of Fine Arts There Is scarcely the slight est possibility that tbo Chamber will vote the necessary amount since Irousts oitravauance In purchasing the painting has been mlle an I I issue by tho Opposition Irouat himself has I given up all hope aud Informed Mr Button yesterday ho might consider the picture his I Trustees McGuire and Olovol 01 tho Corcoran I Art Gallery who were obliged to hire a Bpeolal I I I I train to cot to Inrls In time to bid on LAngolua have also had conferences with i I Mr 1roust about tho picture this wook hut I 1 I havo now resigned their claim In Kuttona favor Consequently Sutton Is In high spirits I and promises to have LAngolua on exhibi tion at tho American Art Gallery boforo sum mer Kovor I Kevontocn paintings from the Becrctan eol loction that had beon oeiied by tho copper kings Eugllsh creditors and brought to Lon don woe told hero nt auction today Tho highest prlao roallod was for one of llob bonias landscapes 118 by 50 metro which was purchased for 62UO guineas Another Hob I lie ma tho view of 1 wator mill with tho adjoin ing cottnves brought t300 guineas Millets Tho Winnower was sold for 3100 guineas Tiojons Io Gnrdo Chaa o nnd Tho Heights of Huro nos brought respectively 2HOO lull 2100 guineas and I Decamps a court lord In tho East with four children In the foreground sold for 2010 guineas Uthxr lrlcos wero Tho Glour Eugene Delacroix 1270 guineas Christopher Columbus ftt tho Mon astery same artist 1150 guineas tho Ciba ietIsaac Ostado1 1500 guineas Milking Time Adrian Van de Velde 270 guineas The Capture of a Town Ihlllp Woiivormnn 390 guineas Unloading camo artist iiiO guineas The Madmnn by 1 Ierugino 30 Guineas Four paintings by J I llt rtlo camp scenes and two garden fetes brought 1500 guineas making a total of 2U510 guineas for tho seventeen pictures A rather gruesome addition has recently been made to tho Mutoum of tho Hague Mr Cockhuytnf Leyden Is a descendant and hOld of tho family of John Do Wit and his brother Cornelius who as everyone ought to know wero torn to pieces by 1 mob in 16JJ I seems that whon the brothers were torn some of tho family were on hand who gathered together tho tongue of Cornelius ami the groat too of John which have since been kept by tho faiilly preserved In alcohol and have now cone to swell the treasures of tho Muioum Tho unmanicd British female his fre h caupe for complaint I la not enough to havo Englishmen marry Americans but now nn Englishman bir William Miore Is trying to close against her the Indian matrimonial mar ket which was fast becoming her only hope Hlr Wilam who Is SuigoonGenenil recom mends AngloIndiana to atop marrying Eng lish glrlx nnd get along with native wives Those ha declares are as good an ton Anglo Saxon female pretty nnd hardy with plenty of strength boar children They can live In Indias climate and do not nttcefltato the frequent tripe to Euiopo which characterise tho Engllbh girl man led in India Mr William by his article In tho Anatir Quailcrlu llrnfr has made hlmsolf almost a8 much disliked as tha average morlcun mother who on this sidoU credited with devoting hor llfo solely to mak ing spinsters of English glrln Mr William Surlmpton just now figuring 1 Wlilnm RIrllltol 1t nOv Ilurinl as 1 criminal out on leave and bieaking regula tions has attracted attention by his prowess In taming a city mouse This ItgBoems has not been dOll before though country mleo havo oten boon turned tihrlmpton caught it IIIOUHO In prison and concluded to tamo It for j which end ho cut off its tall clono to the IOOt Ihls process In Mr Shriniptons own wordi Is I an Infalllblu remedy Tho mouo having no hope of over again being iiernma grata In tbo mouse world U I obliged to take up with who ever should cut her tall off and get along tho latMinoan Tbo tale so Impressed the mag istrate at Bow fctieet thnt he promised he would let the authorities to allow bhrlmpton to take his mouse thus violently tamed luto tho prison he might happen to be sent t to Increasing the number nnd value of tho prices offered to winners B horde racing In tills country has sent up tho price of thorough breds to an extraordinary extent This week 1 number of yearlings hava been cold and tho competition over them has been almost mid every ono desiring to obtain animals of win ning pedigrees Tho progeny of Hermit Bend Or Galopln and Galllard all reallsod liincv prices ranging from lOuO to 3000 gulnois I Good blood is nlno worth gold on the Continent I nent whoro Baron IIIrHch linn just bought V a I slstas the wlllor 01 thr last Grand Illv lor 0000 Tho eolt will race In England The Valkyrie unless she U I sailing dark has again proved herself no wonder There are two or three of the old yachts who ann glvu hor tlmoand heather whenever hero Is any wind about Mio has doubtless shown hfrcelf I oapablo sailer In light airs but that quality IB not unknown in American waters fienrlo the Australian oarsman has boon Thames Ihls week doing hard work on thn Tbl108 and the pace which he gets on his bOlt w hen at hot speed is terrlllo Nol Matterson another Australian sculler Is leading him In nls spins Isotta the American amateur and Nlckalls the English champion watched the Australian I crnck this week from the river bank and both thought highly of bin powom OConnor do Idled somewhat In 1 getting nn thu rlvor i though ho his taken merclso on shore He appeared for thu first time on Thursday and hla style was mucU udtnirod Indeed so I far as n taking appearance Is concerned hla opponent Is not in It with him The critics hero compare OConnor In bin working as tho orr counterpart of Hnnlan who linn always hold tho highest plnco In English estimation Both men will go Into regular hard work on Monday next OConnors arrival has given nnother sputt In tho sculling world and sundry challenges aro Hying about Among others tlubonr has Issued nnother challenge to Noll Miiltorfon No ono however bcllovcs In a genuine race between thorn Bubuar would roll It ono way or an other The woathor has Improved tho corn crop and In no way Inluted wheat Except In HUH fila tho European reports nro all favorable Prices vvnio higher In tho early pnrt ot tho vveok but since havo fallen uff slightly On tho Stock Exchange Americans ater n temporary mil havo again tolapscd nnd eloso dull though over tho lowest point touched A I THOMAS V isLKll DllSd Overcome liy llfut IVhllr at Work la HU untce In 1IUnliiinli PrrTBiiuitGH July 1rW8 D Messier third Vlco1rofldont and Comptroller ot the Pennsylvania Company thu 1lttaburgh Cin cinnati and Ht Louis Hallway Company and tho Louis and Pittsburgh Railroad tw Chicago Kt ltoburlh Inlroad Company Is It Ing near the point of death Mr Messier wont to hla ofllco this morning as usual and was busily engaged at hIs desk whon shortly nltor 10 oclock ho was overcome by boat and full prnstiato from his chair His condition was discovered almost immediately and medical aid summoned Tho physicians at onco declared tilt nothing but tbo wotst could lie apprehended Mr Messier was born In Borucrvllle N J Mil U 1SMJ He entered the railway service In August 1SA1 as I clerk In thu odlceof the I auditor of the New York and Erie llutlroad Company In which capacity ho served until Aug 1 IhSii I when he was chosen Secretary and Auditor of thn 1lttaburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company to represent tholiitniostsof Winslow I aider A Co and Samuel J Tildon lie tilled both offices until April 1HW I vvhou ho was relieved of the duties of Secretary but contin ued Auditor until May 18G2 From May lnii2 until April 1MI he served as I I Comptroller of the Fort Wayne Company nnd from luly lUt until April 1871 assistant to I tin IroMidmt of tho company In addition to I his other duties From April 1 lS11 to May 1H7IS bo was Comptroller of tlu Pennsylvania Company and tho Iittsbuigh Cincinnati nnd St Louis Hallway I lorn the latter date nnl him been third Mce1ietdent and Comptroller ot thn two lompiinios and nlsoof the Cincin nati Ht Ioulsnnd Pittsburgh llallroad Com pany and 1reMont of the St Louis Vamlalla and Term Haute tho East St Loula and Iaron dolot th Norwestorn Ohio the Inciunatl and Musfclngum Valley nnd Ohio ItlverCon nrctlng Killing I Companies the Newport and Cincinnati ItrldKu oinpany and Chairman of the Executive Commlttea of I the Grand Itupldd and Indiana itullroad Company SOLI TO AX JXI3LISI1 SlDICXE The Ole Iron and Hleel Companjn Work In ClnTeliitiU Iliriliuocd fur SI OOOOO EVI IMNP July 13Tho luinounocmont from London of the pale of the Otis Iron and Steel Company of this city to an English syndi cate la vorlllud by the olllcoiaof tho company Negotiations loading up to tho solo Imvo been going on for several months past and Presi dent charlo A Otis and Tieasuror Thomas Jopltng vlsitod London last February The pileo pull for tho woiks Is 4000000 Tho doal doea not include tho American Wire Works of this oily nor tbo Solid Steel Company of Al lliuico two other concmns owned by Mr Otis nnd hla a soelatos Tho securities of tbo now company will unnnUt of ILtOiiniV of C tier emit del intuio bonds f lfiOniiOO of I per cent urofnrrtd shares and 110 non common shares Iho aniilrs of thu company will for Ui iiroont bu conducted by tha old management Although In operation but a few yeais the Otis Iron nnd Meel Company Is generally ad mitted to h l e tho ureatest i oncern of Its kind In this country Thu plant tin beon einplojlnt lon than 1ODD mon for somn tlmo pnt and ita iia ulness IIIIH been widening since nul orection of thu llrst small melting house Its bollor plain la roatilred In specifications every where and tho gunoral meol output Is of tho hlghet order livortthlng It maniifnetiiies In thn way of locomotive steel boiler plate and bblii plato Is looked upon as standard KYC1111VT IX 1IIK CUAMISKI A French Jlciuit Tnk n Out by the Captain of tun Uunrd PAIHIS July 13 In the Chamber of Doptt tloa today M Vlotte Introduced n bill provld Ing that no one shall be allowed to contest moro than ono seat at tbo same tlmo M Cluseret moved tho previous question The motion was icjoi ted byavotoof 331 to 201 and urgency was ginnted for tho bill At this point M I I 1 rliHo uscondod the trlb uno and Insisted upon srxiiklnu For this ac tion hu wis cotiBiircd by tho President of tho number vvho also ordered his temporary ex clusion from the Hunso Thu Chamber then took a hhort reeeHs Upon resuming M LHiJ rlss6 was mill In the tiluune VJ The Captain of tho guard of Iho Palais Dour bon with a detachment of soldiers thoteiipon entered tho houur and rrQiieated A lIIklsa LUtlsa1 to diseiiid from llio tribune M I LHirlsBj ro plled that hu was thor by vlrtuo LHrls man dntu ol tho eloitori and would yield onlv to ton o 1 ho Captain then pliiiod hla hand upon M lIIirls Vbhoiilder and iiulotlyconducted htmoiitldi thn House M I 111lly cunlllol hiI aftoiwaid 1 pasbed Dy a oIl of Mi to 22J is nouiAiiit AV 1 Ull7rlII lie l AcciiKed Sll uiiproprlulliis lcr UIUO IHniH July IIThe Jtinrnnl flfa Dtlat PIVJB that Hen Jiuulauier t0tUrftlrtiir indicted fnr felony HKiinttUie 11 m t turifetl 1 with rmbeiiit if 116 mm of J J MXratiif Oi Mine nutpuper n H the Jr cureur Jf iitrui rotjrvm lli rUn lu itrohetuie i n liotiljinifur Tit otltur etuUiioiJi I j ufter llio ui Utter lri l by tlio eijitto u I To Km rriie AnKeliin1 In France rMh July 11ho lltidwet Committed of thu Hi umber n Diputies hio ot l to reconimenil to llio c humirr a menurr empower uu ttic Otvernmeot to purchase Milel B pivture Clio Aikui hnUUIe nl a 2erniiin otiut liiniiN July IJ A foiiHutlon hna been CAUieil by the nnudit ol tonut WnJ mar on Ulumen thai Hi rnii luunlllUry ttltJchc at Muutoli I U I be hlJ that tie HU IUH V tnlatly Aiton wtio com to It tod uttclUu yr ttrr lA I nri thit lie hail iurreJ d ilth br Ho shot himcelt lIb a revolver Iuarrolod IlslitliiK tlio lIvrvluhcM CAIRO 19ho Kcypttnn troops under Col oilehotuo ha e occujtle 1 Ai i lmt l 1ai to chrtk tlio uurcli of the lrv l h Tb Dirriih 4 are mt i Mm I ami mukliu pr0ittruti nt to Attntk ttio ttifypttantf i Ccti Lrcnfcll IIB gone to Abu Mmbti tiplal Climbed Sfount OIVP Htunlry FnNpoy July 11 Dr McOrrcor It thft wi Kncllph atfut In Ntt r iitnueH I hr rt n To iliiiut iiwen MRU 11 u atliifi fit new plnuu Iuk i Miiit In ilif bird fotiniry HoccurcJ ipcct I Iltlli eiiHril Siloon Kerppro ArrrXoil I Joter Nolun a Lonir Island City liquor dealer H hu WI arrrfeiPl I t dr nao tor veiling it uornltli nut a llcrnae WAI rr kli1 twain nn the t lame chtrKe jcilfnlor Nolan wa Infnniinl ll al he uoutd be r rf if d rvery hour In lr uit nn I every IUII year or ui lonff A tin iolilliitli 1 lo IH without I llcen r

vir 7rr Ityuu nifonf rhoniait Hnn who wt HT reif 1 at 111 lllue nn Ihe lint flt aJ altii arreited e teruj lurnallliiir olliouialloenitt AfterhUarreit Ki 1 rr rjiii lr inxltui Ilijuar alI Iil4 wife took Ia 1 plucubthliit Hie bar All IneriiUliil Trunii John Pally I tramp who has born summer In on Itm Uueiui oounlr Ioor l tam at JUrrtn hland trot up bright unit r rly reiterdey morning And drove oil wlihutlne Muck borne ami top burn lud1 l MKl which wore nwnril by tie rottlity And woru ulfd o JUIII I llrlh t iii Viixr of the uimid Tlie IMUII nuun nd hit touly were c HureJ In llrooklju In the arur A llarlirr 1Iun Illinirir Einil IVdino ncml aol 7J Wllloughby Htrcet Priukhii titiiiiiiiued niloide tnterilay Iy l heniriiitr lilmteir In the reuror MJ I arber kioi Dcipnuiltiicr rrtullliJi fruII oi r ui flue n a the tuuie 71 IlukliiK Iuuilcr AlmoluleljT Iure I 1 Cr UIItID CIII Iho lald I Ia I K t W Tlio CUeloim ColUr l A V Our I ride mark n j our rnllarn or cu it deuotrH perfect I win uUo iup ri rlty ut quality aud ul niiuli I A Iv limp I Mtri lo Ihe I Weitvla 1 the 11 aiut n I I K Chi ruin 7 CltClnnalHISMl h I I null rl Lgiltit i lalci lo all pU WuL 1 e llun 1 loQ SPINSTERS WEARY OF LIFE HtlSN ANlr A lYtKlfltllKn IOU HI nvyto lION iiLitsiii ail lu rllen IX Mullnry Unnnn llneir After IllrliB to Mlildlri Alto Mlxxlrnny Hnllnn TitknlnrliiOrccuHutrlite li o r VIII In a lodging house koptby Jlr nml Mm Charles Morris at ir 2Thlid avonuon young woman was found dead yesterday morning with burns on the right side of her faco from carbolic acid and her llpa aud mouth scorched with the llould Tho young woman was iibout 25 years nnd rather pretty Show OR a Mono grapher and typowiltor who had worked for the wholesale chemical house 01 lngl Evans M William street aud bal boon potmlttod to take a vacation That was tho story tho young woman told Mrs Morris two weeks ago whon she trst welt to the hoifo She tnld that she waa MM Dane and that she had come to this city Irom i i Toronto two months ago to get work Sho hal i Worked for Win A Evnna tlnco that tlmo Ina nmall pur n was found tliUfi and with tho money a 1 printed verso us follows If I were dtad and thou nhoutiJ it venture Near the cottln Miere 1 lay I ihould know It I Bhould reel It Something subtle would reveal III And n look or mlldeit rtnnur0 Kelt upon that act of olay I Should it thou MM me ioncloni flathen Of love B ore througli dealtiB cold uobec Would live back H cheek of rixl If J were dead Miss Dane seemed to bo a real nlcn youne woman said Mrs Morris She waa about 21 1rUI old of slight bUll and quite fair Her teeth were particularly pretty Hho came to my house a weok ago and said she wanted 1 client room I let her havo one for f2 a wok on the second floor bauk Hho told mo MIl had been hern two months from Toronto and was on a vacation but she would not tell the name ot the firm sho worked for In this city Hio was very ladylike and I took 1 good deal of Interest In her lam sure she was a nlcu glrj In every wuy Hho had a trunk brought to the house and It Is filled with drosses well made but not ot very expensive materials hbu toll me at one time that her father was In tho yueens Hotel In Toronto Mlf 8 Bane was nulte slekon Tuoday and she went soraewheio in Fourth treet to a physicians ofllce Who he was I do not know Hue raid Ibo doctor told her shu wiu suffering from nervous prontratlon On Thnrdny aho tell better nnd she told me she expected to go to work today Hho bal already boon ou her I vacation longer than sho was Permitted to bo I atipont 1 a kod her why she did uot go back i to Toronto Blio sighed and said lou dont l know anything Shortly alterwnrd Mips Done called mv I little Kdttn I oars old nnd asked her to go for porno ten and xnndwlchoa Edith brought the tea and sandwiched and I made the ten I for her She was taken Ill afterward In her room and called tn ldlth again Sho asked I Edith to get two ounces of carbolic iield Romo n arH and I newxpap r Ldlth got the car I bolic acid at Colllims drug Btore 1ourleontli street and Third avenue 1 did not know that Edith wnagome tor It at tho lime MIs Dana drank tho carbolic acid from I goblet Miss tllen IX Million 44 yenih old hnngod herself from 1 hook in the doonvav between her rooms on the thltd Hoor of Hi Wet Tvventytlrt Htreet yfaterday afternoon the lived with her mother lnura 1 Mallory who luhousekeepor for W 1 Mitchell a retired real cstatn dealer Mrs Mallory Is tho widow of W S Mallory an Inuratuo agent ot Bridge port MUs Mallory was brought up by her mint Mlaa Itehsle H Mallory who filed abt four mouths ago after a lingering illness Tho death of her aunt affected Miss Mallory verr much Hho hilt teen melancholy for th last several montha Shu went to hnr rooms es lorduy alternooii Ildlce111 l thu doors lead Ing to 1 the hallway Than Hhe got on a ehdr I tied n handkeichief 1 I gill her noelc funtened 1 n rllO to it attached the rope to n hook In thu upper frame ol the doorway HIM kicked the chair away Her mother Bii peetnd that onm thlng wan wrong when Rho found llie doors locked When the doors weto forced Mbs Mal lory was dell Mlf i Jennlo Button colored 21 years old of llt Viest TwentjHPionth Btteet nttompted to tako hor llfo by cwnllon Ing 1 big don of Pans green lust evening She left n lon to her I mother saving that elm wa I All of life Sho taken to the Nuvr York Hospital tihe get was wall thl uw Ylrk 1osllal tbo may I Henry Loose a tailor O 19 years of ago who lives on Iho top door rear house at lils Eaat I Thirteenth ptioot hanged hlnilf esterdn by I I rop which hn had tautened to ttie tiamom over tho bedroom door Villanirirlinililtkiin a tailor of Ii2l 1nst Thlrtuenth Hieet ho I i net Loose well Mini that Loose was a wldow I er and had ono daughter Louise I young woman whose residence la unknown Looo hnd been sick for throe montha and had no em plovrnent Ho was 1 member of tha Legion ot llonor a mutual I enettt society Pinned on nn envolopn on which was 1 stamp of the legion of Honor found In 1 oos v pocket InR nAil of paper on whleh lonxn had written his litbt will and testament us follows I hereby heniieatti t to rn daughter Iout e Ml and to my friend vviniam nchmldtkuuz fV Mr SohmldtkunrBaldhostipposod thnmopoy was Looses Inaiirnnco money tiom tho Legion Morgue of llonor Looses body was taken to thu Ittpunllcan Ieudrri of YunkeiH Fall Out Patrick F Hlfffflns nt Yonkcrs Is I shoo denlerand tho President of tho Irish Itepubll can Clubofthat cltv le hilA Ion a political friend of John W Oliver tho editor nnd pro prietor ot the YonkerH Statesman About two weeks ago Hlgglns wont to the olllco of thu Hntetman to get back I letter ho had written to tho editor aa ho alleges und was met with I refusal to surrender It High words onsuud nnd I policeman took Hlgglns lu charge on tlv compltilut of Oliver for dlsoidorly conduct On Thursday last the conduct Ihlrsllay caso was brought before City Judge Thnver In the Sieoial Court of Sessions when ball was given tn keep tha peace Hlgglnsa counsel John Brennan eairled tho CUMI ho l 00lU80lj loro Ju 101 X Mills it Whllo Plains on ha beas corpus proceedings Argument was to ho had yesterday bofotn tho lidgu but Olivers counsel It f l V A J Prime and Burns did not apptar and the Judgo discharged Illu lns and released his hull un the round that hu waa not a disorderly person under tho pro visions ot tho city charter and that the in uist was Illegal and void I 11 wild that Illglus ugea will bring for lale suit nrruol ngatnat Ollm lor ijUUUUam hllver lula r Sinllli IxSKU Assptiiblyiunn Silver Dollar llth8 ft lonils elY ho IK I sick man notwithstanding the fact that ho wont to Cone Inland last night IOMO how good a tlmo hu could hav About a mouth ago ho began to miller finm liiKSltudo and shortly alter he had dllllctilty with his OJCH Now ho can t always rmid u iinvvhpnpcr oviinwhen hold olosu to hlnuves Within leu daiF thev my at his Hiilooiihu IRS loit foity Iolodo lleHh Ilu can vparu It his frieiuls sny for bin normal weight la well almvn JVi Mr Bmltha doctor tells him that hu tins ilia betes Silver Dollars Bliadovv Mr Itiillnr 1 wont to see Dr I oomls about I juhteidav The exAsxeinlilyman has been put upon a diet tlnd cautioned H bout what hu ought not to drink I is not coufcldeied u verv lutd iavu Iu Mr Butler says that Silver Dollar Is dtui I fully headstrong Iml t wont obo oid rMM U his may trial develop cume into ulonc u bad vustt buforo tho tiuiu of Hil ily Hekoot Aiiembly at Ocrnii u i vr Asuunv 1AitK N J July 13hu minimi session of tho Sunday School Assfmlilyopeneil nt Ocean drove today The Itnv Dr Stokes Presldenlof the Ocean drove Camp Meeting Association delivered an address of vvukomu which tho 10v J J Ierr Irgldeut 01 tho tl tW Jerhor Hlut Sunduy Ichlol Illon ru spouled I 11 I J hlk 01 IhHIII Iho ond 01 Ibo IIUonul founder UUU lurlUUI4bu lltlltlltll Iclt r of Christian Kmleuvor dullvired an addrcPH I the history of that organization and an ad dress was made by I orllllzuton the Now Jur Bey Ktuto tiecretary Nell Ilurcemi All HlaUl DPACH N J July U Tlio physicians in attendance upon Nell Hurccsa tho actor Itsuo thu follonlnc llavliiL been reiiuoHted IT Mr Null Ilnr Leax to make a htalument In rouiird to H uoii dltlon would Fay that whllo hlx luirim liuu been vnj eeveru tot ho IH Imnroilni lapullv and will not bo permanently mjuroj and in our opinion will be able to rot form hU pro fufslonal dutlialu tlioiioar future that la thu 1st ot Heplembar AMIIROSE Aximmx 31 D C II TULOII M i 2jiiHKi r jv JIOSTOA An Acoil Iloelnr Hlinnlx III Ynune Hiia Thr KIIN IlhuKCir HORTON July 13 Tlio duelling JolTo on placo wan tho HI ono of a tragoih lato thin nt rnoon Dr William It Shlto a no leal oloi Irlclau 75 yiars of uco xhot lilfl vlfis Klloti vho U an attiacthv yotinu lady ot US years and Ihnti cominltted hiilcldo Thu causa was prohnbly jciiloiiny Dr hlto has been iniinluil twice ItyhU llrnt wlfu ho had scv otal rhlldten ho hao all mown up and nro doltic ell yomo to jours nuu his wlfo died and ho matrlud his prrhint wlfo who vrut thun It li Rnid a ballet dancer and a vory pirtly rouni KM Of lutn tha couple havn not llxod happily tomillicr the Doctoi becoming liulucd lth tho Idon that Ills jounK wlfu lnod Homn ollior man Milln both won imllimdln nur today tlio Urctor at M OII to KOI un from tho mlile with thn declamation Ilu yon don t loe niti tfho mado no re ply and hu lolt llio room Kolnir out Into tho baKkard Alter Mrs hltu had llnlnlird lier dinner nho went unto hor loom on thu KOC ond lloor and licunn to clmni hor autunol Only a fuv mlntitpt had olnpsud when th ter ant clrl about in yiius of nun heard a l IHIU phot cloBoli folloM d by another ilolnuup otiiliH HIO HIIVV Mrx Vthllo lilim on tho lloor wllhliloodllowltii from a wound In hnr rluht tcnill Dr Vthltu hlninelf wim Kiinrou tha lotliiKa dead with a rouiUir In Ills rlcht hand and it wound In his rluht our Hid jrounu ulrl Kriiitly loirlllcd ran down stairs and out on tin htroot ncruamliiR nnd afiklnu poiuchody to kofora doctor Hoeral plnslclanit noon nr rlod and tho pollco woro ROOII on the scene with nn ninlmlnnci Dr While wnn limtantly killed wlilla hlH wlto will tirolnibly rocoxer jhn hoiisu where the nulelde and atteniDtml murder occurred aBownod by Dr White and has been occupied by him lor fully twontytlxe jenrs Ho was a very iiilnt and centlomanly man It In euld and waa ory well llkud by his nolkhboru SKXA1OK irAhllHVltXS FIXAXCKS ThornuM Icmry or fiMntnpnll H y III KmliurrnKHmrnt HUB llnii d The stotlcs about tho financial ombarrnsB monts of Senator W D Wnshliurn of Minne sota nro mado Iho subject of an authoritative statement by Thomas Inwry of Minneapolis who bus boon his business associate Senator Vushlnirn sailed for KurotH on Wednesday before the publication of the stories affecting his credit Answering un inquiry ubout the al leged palo of Senator WashburnB houso to him for 4U 000 which tho Kenutor wa said to ro dulre to pay interest on his debts Mr Lowry who Is In thlj city said yesterday Thero la no truth whatever in the state ment retiutor VTashburnB house Is not deed ed lo me and never has boon I noorient him 140000 to iniy Interest on hln loans and never wan ndvlbvd that ho was In need of tliat amount for such a purpose As to buying tho ronaturH hou o It Is about all I can do to support tho ono I now live n vv hut Is thero about bonator WashburnB troubles It has all pa od A fow months ago he was somowlint oniliiirrnisi d owing to tbo fact that his time was occupied In politics Instead nl In paying cloo utiuutlon to Ills various bu liio M InluKvtB Ho liowtvor promptly l converted suuurltles which ho had In hand and I paid all maturing obligations Svniitur Wash btirii Is llnanciallr Hniiiid nnd howoiildit nocpsnry tniTllli tho lat dollar ho pohosed iniliiding his liomohtHiid untl all potsonai pos te sIonH to naj one hundiod oontn on thedol lar Ho will pay ono hiindnid conts on tha dollar too dospito tlio tllorm of political eno I m s to bring auout u drstructlon of his crodit whl h ha boon atiomplod by Iho publliatlon ortlnsi storks alter ho had sailed for Europe aud whuu ho could not roidy tu thorn A Uallroud und lh DiMtrlct CommHnloaern Inillclrd WA8iu nTox July 13 Tho Grand Jury toiluy found an indictment of eichtoon counti ncalnst the llnltliuore and Potomac Itallroad i Comp my for maintaining a nuisance In occu lull K certain named Ftrcots nnd squares with i tholr tracks and switches also an Indictment I of tvontythioi founts against District Cotn I mlaHlmifrs Douglass Illne and Itaymond chnic nit thorn with misconduct In o i co In permitting tho llalttiuorp and Potomac llall road Conn any to maintain nuisances by tha in lawful obstruction of ntreots named In thu preceding Indictment Tha sumo vUtnobee names eleven In iiumbar ate endorsed ou both ludlctmuiits tlntnpril Otrrhoiird on blfl VeddlUff Trip UVANSVIIII Intl Inly 13 A pnesctiRcr by the bteamhln City of Dallas which arrlv ed nt Now Orleans on Thursday morning reoorts that whilo between Ilvlngton and Hellra Harry Mahler a wealthy morchant of Han Pedro jumped erboard In nlltol delirium troinons Mahloi bad been married but a fow darsnudnas making u wedding trip to Bell 70 Ho had JIUuuu m bunk notes In hla pocket Cliurcra Aeuln t a City Clrrk NEW BIIUNSW ICK July 11 Owing to oharpes mnde In the IVdoUun tlie Kepubltcau pajier of lbi city tlmt tlie iircumu of lilyClrrk M B Cock er facitled Itie ioiincil at a r c nt uittttiiK appointed a ciMiimlttre to exauitn hli nccnuiili Touk in i atd tn bo a CMlidliluli for tht Atkembly but ha not come out open nit FUCti Thtt editor of the VrtJonlan viild that ex tilcf of Tulici Kttftrald liatl furtlUhed tlie tlirurfa and would reprtifnt 110 uaper beroro flic committee Wdrn Ht7kralil ent t aiuri th cuinnitttea la t nlirtit tliey refuv I to hnar him KM lie aM heilld not repre i iit that pttper The commtltte which U at iut jUHlly divided In ioltti il roceetlvd wttli closed dworn The tiulliliiTH of Ihe coinliiltletf nt that the accounln ai a rnr exitiiilnrd arn correct Thiy will uitet again uu Jlouuay ulght to bear evidence top Dtimueril by Ilnln IE 1ml July 13 Much damnce la TtiMl to lay Iron thf loner Olilit mi account of th ou rainfail lnrc ThuriUy nfienioon The water r doHii iii tnrmit anil it IB anerted that wihln hnurKthrr i wiik a three int h full ilurlnir y nnlar tltntf tirttn IK crop Vi ere nrrraiArll ilaiuatftil KliJ 11114 pHnf imutfDif out aiid totmcro tinnl weru n rirI kubiiivrrffd atd th rr im riilnrd 1li kfii botUv n exunld fruiu Culru tu dwltliluud ou buvU a Ocj ut tle rler Atlifr Conlitrit of Annuiilt Henry C AcLoi was found guilty of aumult In thoteiolKl ileTrn In Hi Jurnn l ouiily Court lnK Inland ill letterdnr m rnlnir and waonnlrnred to four iMr ii d kix month in hat ri HI Ihejnrv cpent tl e liUtit d ib r itli tf on the vcrdUt Acker U a wvilkiiiun toiiliuu und bta l keeper ftt OjHtr Ha lie nl IIIIM I l kill M nll ul I a MTTI ich IKII A rlt nml ie v hrr Vfl liulhl nit oltha loale 1 Ml tull lie t f huli t d Icr a I n I le t r t decree IIUd fllae Maa ll anil A lie v trim h IN teun airfoil for rilU11 JII1S lELKdKAVII hfirrtary nnl Mrn Illulne Arrived at liar llurbur from I1o t ni rarly i nt riU m rniiih The b iun liiry treaty between tho Arienllnc Itepubllo and Kolt u liii b en Unc 1 III llueni Ayre The l id louiil llattni III New llaen harbor cm July IIHK larn lilentined u hat of Anthony VI Giulu of Iirookl n llrnry IoMpn Ihe victim of KrldjyH runavrar m plli nt In IulliiMii Conn vt u better tntrday llf leil tliind 14 liinlinei 1 llm briiniii III ory nf Van MCk A riarilley In Ho he lie ta iv ni I urilt 1 Ian nuhl LOHJ loOU J clU jilo id hft ln u nml tiuyn Wall Kec ihe rhiiimimti cnirtrid with he murder of Jiin kev In lluiuln uu the nlirht nf Inly waaar ruiineil ikttriiay aad Lomintited d r murder tu the tlrot deirree II H Iiniiniir an Tolly llrriil rim nrrii drowned lint lillu Ini lala io Klvirnl ll lllinore by the actldi ntul overliirnliiL f tiielr bimi Thlt nuked iijlit itroHiiitic t aim at lalinnur kuf rthU moutli and fort evtn lor tn 1 ear The vniiltu for lti new Coiuren i nal lbrarr taitld fnir at Naht in on will hecnt in i on i ril N II li u OM inatul Ilu u uul reiulrn to 1 M mrn toiir iiiMe ih work II In u prubail ilto LirKcit Kranlte rontrait ever let h 1111 liovernlnent lieortre vv vtnnr inaiiuuer of ttir Kfirklnifham Home al Hoar k Head Keaill V II committed KillUla on Kr Uy v nluliv ci ttliu iiU thron wah a carting knlie Mr V o v a 1 ite v IIIMIMVIT of Ihi WaTerU lloukelll liikt ItiH on khJ an HI luiy knuwn In hotel circle I Mr MukVl Iowley wife of lllrrl Itnnley of Tona nil d v lunk niorp lie vome time 01 trfd tv nlilht vtltlip 1 i ld liileni nnd dud t rniiu htm Wrf c irn o i and en Ihreti 11 ilrili Iheceil ilnnil iil niiiinon of hor hu bud u the only knuwn Cblile for tte H t Th tnltk truln on ilo IH ork jUMii etia na jnd vtmtirn lt r M I I nuiik Mi I on at u l i ran Inloatia Irani hound vip t a Iliillir N JontrllMy inirhi llie at i idem ua lu loip leit to turn Ii k a kltrh lioth unrftnei ard Hirer tan contalnliu milk Here deiiol hrd I irelnan I liarlen Mnlth wa tainrtit niidur Iil4 eiiliiH an It turned over and received fatal Injuries Allre which utarted at midnUht I r day night In the lartrr lilaniifartiirlilk l IMInvon rbkl IlifMlmit recL I at a trr 1a t aufd the fo lowing 109161 iibortir t Io iunlirtl1 an I puriitol rnaiiufMiiurert 91t mi I It Milp vint laln tanv l i i c jtotr Iron feniuiif an I o iifrof bulldmc til tamri le 111411 i ran foun Irv K Martin tobacco uar li tilf aiijolntnir ivn danmcd bv imoke an 1 water MiileBt 1r I H l a PO dialer li iv tl worth of to ateo iturrd here an 1 I M Ihn A Co lohirco dealer havei i i worth ol tgbauo wn basil Tu lebaccu U liaiUjr Cnumavd WORE RED AND IYJ cotniiiit

In Iulnn nn 1 a Ilrnlc In rhirnlx 1iiiu lit IVnlrroit Iliirnt lattlv V iint Illonitxliril but lie IVant AnntUn Itrvolnllun Krd vvn tlio ptovmllnj culm ostcnlnj nt Phirnlx Park Morrisinli wh rot IIP narclilits had gathered to culubrate tho Kinth nniilvor parvof tho fall cf Iho InstiU They couldnt huvo Ihclr jubllco ttidayljuiatiHii dipt Brooks nt tho Morrlsnnm proiltict wouldnt allow any lieor sold llioioon Kiltidnv Illgred llagswerej hung around thn hall and tlion wan a picture of tho storming of thu Bastllo on ono of the walls It was 4 oclock boloro thu Annri lilt began to arrive but by S odooU thero was over a thouxnnd piKple In tint uroiimK Tho men woie bits ot led ribbon lu theli luittonholos or a led lower while their vvlvua unit HWiMthoartc shoved tholr nllugiauce by bright ted Unworn Iti tholr hats or red ashusaioiind their walls Jolin Most In an alpaca C at and a light durby was oti hand but I in vvaxnt biistllng with ntmrchy JUHIUS Schwab wim thoie too dipt Biooks was luiftent a good put of tha day and ovunlng with ton of his nun In uni form and cltlronb dross but tlmo wasnt the slightest dihturbanee nil da and thu Illty te servoa watting around thu cornel In tho Ma tlon house woi ent called out Innpoctur Con lln was around during the aftcrnooti Ho Mild tho police were tnero to protect thu Anarchists as much a to Loop an uo on them 1 lie mem bers of the singing Hocluty inng In tin hull dur ing tho evening and thuni vvute to hivo been somo speeches too Tho atidlonio was too apathetic to listen apparnntlv mid up to ID oclock Mobt hadnt had the oiiortmilU f Paling a word Ills hauinguo HUP tolmvubeeu on tho elloct of tho I rench involution Tlio proapoot for a Congieas ol nnrehifltn at Iha nU Pnik todus apheats to liiivo lallitu throuch Thu pollco nay the haven tlorbiddert tho meeting but tbu pioiirleloi sa s he wont rent thu mounds on hundiy any way leuiod HilU ImnnorH hung at the Imck ot thn staiio in tho big hail of nopur 1 mou IIM nluht and ntiovo them vvasdraiHdtliiitiieolor It was a matta moelluu to ceiebratn the anul vetsary of the Mill ol Ihe IaMHu Tli ti hull was Illled to overflowing vvltli agoodnntiiied ontliUMiistlo atidleiico 1 Im eiitliiiHiaxni Huouied to bn evoked month by palilotiu aim of Franco and Germany ihijvd tiy a lull broaaled energotlu orrlieMra ailed tho Ad ancoAhSOClatiunofhciontllli Mulelutm Tlio ted IlHgs on Iho htngo were ion tiliutxii by tint Franior Vnliera i iitpenteis I nlonNo4 thn Itiilllng and Itirulturu MakeiH and the Scan dinavian Heotlon of iliphctiilistlr lalior party Frnncln hchaidur Introduced thu luv ilugli 0 Pentecost who said lu hulistmico I am not u oclalt or nfMitliMil8t ihoiiKti here U nn dliirrace to tne iiiini ot MILJ UL If I vir j u t n chi I voul I lie proud to bear that name 1 ilu not beilrve In tlKhUuir A Vicel d 1 be lex in peace atnnit In Ilii point nf nnn rrHl aure I have nern fnroe u Infernal iin by Luvern luentM and ihi iimUo ih it I ilmi t helievc tu tt I ilnn t hel III Miiio or ininullH or In Iarlfnim nti I dont tieli e In ui liiinliu iMivurniui nt by torte et every iiV rnnuMil IB uphehl li tnnr al iin and Hi time count nhen the p n If iln rl Illll nlrrtlirnv voteriinieliiii In rer tur aien In iiitrluib lvlni ill I IH l liven III d li ilnl IK thai to tilablllli Mill slavery a the Mor t i n il le wrnnj I uoll t bollcvn 111 the trtli h rto uliiMi Vulltalle v ronu ifoo t cnine o it nl It VV h I o Ik lit t mi tlu n r Hicailpe you are dUcontentrd ami MMI hitvt n rlirht trt be dUiruiitelited it Inckt n tli kli Illu iiinniiri ura rnbt ed nit i f thnt nlilih tluu j riiluct nn i o kmi that ther In belni fnrmv1 litrn a hhirp ili ttnrtinn be ill i i In I he tr ell I lo Ifnt tu IllldrrKl nil that th IIIWB art nilttn tn makn nut mati rich nnd atioll er man a laujtr b rnre MUWII know how tn t liaiike the inn lttloiMi thine The dl purltv 1 en tfrcat that the rtvtlt Mill le slavery or nn ther reruliitlon I et ua hnpn that a rt utedy wilt ba rounil l enr lhit time nnie rheri are i uin r u lonefiii resolution In thlicnun trv In HraljHoo 1 111 chlldrrn dlil i huniri In a Hrlkn receulty and the inri nt Imln t Ilii Inanhnn 1 or the iuii nllond In throw n hrh k In hrfiik aulndnu tinlull ihny wiiiihl I atetieu JoilliKl In iloiinriu rii i Oaniier point wltu thi Antriinn hurkuiunien IK not v hen they ar tarMiic tlit when tht y lltiil tlipy nrrt belnif uuied lttL Ihatu whcro tbvl re like tha trench At Johnstown Pa the nnrlmen Rtrucx for nver l Ml a ita for dltffflniroul de nl tiilitii and th iillftla Mei Huinmonel not in protect autiin t the Htartatlon wa os but lo put donn Ihe wnrklnciual It an Juit ini at Ifarni rf e n unrku reoentlj Carncifla who ynle Triuinphatit Iteinocriicy and whn n dnca ttieuaueti of lil workllitfmeu enouKh to pa liiBei fenrrfi to I urope The Lord knnMB how thR thlnif U gnlntf tn end1 VV hr Thomaii JederMou w rote tliatoittry ifdvitnini nt nnuhc tfi be hak n up everj un jean on irt n ra pttiirlpUA lApplani i our Uoverniuont a llaeif intauKhed by a revolution If you a k me what we all want 1 r ply vnre If t elulibur IIHH more tt an o i have all tt e nrUli Eonr nuifht to be lB all n I until thev K t more too bo Jnuff aB there If a inllil ilmtrtf nunntrlit to lie dUiit Isnud I want in tnllaine nir dlrroiuent to nbtu n your rinhlB by hnclallcin or Mlineliun 1 ler IH tmr u li money In the cnuiitry in tft every inin out a iar 1 do not ay there ihould bn n bl ill rev olnthni but I hope there will be a revtlhillnu even 1C it nhould be ft bloody on drvat nppl tune Tho Mnrhollliilho was plavod by the or clietra rnd tho boclali tlc lledeilofel hnnc rorgiuo E Shovitch spokn In Herman 10 vlevvlni Ihe hlntory of thn Irencli ll v liitlon and ho called on Amerlean workinunmn tn rouse IhenihulvuH and movu on to HiHI of Cailtal Mr hhevitch receive 1 a good deal ot applause Iho proceedings were Concluded by Ringing by the Hoclnltla Lledorlofol and li tho lecl tatlonofa poom lnr Commiino by a tall slender young uian vvlthblondo hair Kmtrlictlvc Hull Minim In VlrclnlH J PrTEliHlitIto July in A wind stoim which assumed almost tho proportions of a tornado pasaed ovoi Dluulddlo county in thu vicinity of DarvlllB district jeniurday after noon which did nn immenno nmoiinl of dam age THOS vveru tipiooted and luirna ami fenees levelled to the ground IhuMurm vvan accompanied by a heavy fall ol rain mid hall and tho crops huflorcd tenlljly ebinelally from tho hall which cut to pioi os oath wheat corn and vegetation Tlio Htorm wii nlso vnrv nnvoro In hu pnv county In tlio neighborhood Ci of aoily Hlatinu on thu Norfolk nnd Vteht f em llalliiiid where ono boy was killed ami nnother prliably fntnlh Injured liy a lulling tree Thu oat crop wait Illurullv ruined Slltblly Coolfi Wfitlcr In A ilonpo foj hctllcd ocr lliy city and bay earl ycntenla niurfiiitkun t aino litflitnxuit ti AtL the wind Bliiftinjr from ontliHe t to fcivutlie tkU II inlditr t l I1ir rent ni fie tin inurniiiK vir nultrjr tlouily eailur t r nlic k ntrll ner the rountrf with mil fCHturfii hliuwern tl licuvlf t r n fAIlnc ut Nttn Oreuiii InJImupoli Cairo Allaulu uuU Uli An area nf low procure n rentral over ttie tak re pi life tut i titiaco mpaiUd b eilln r w Ind or rain the Imv mi reported In Ite Kinky IUIUUQ rriflun ha reinilnnl iliifoiiiry vUb bikli wind blowing la Dakota and Ntbriki An area if hili jtrwtiro nnl eoo r weather ft piifch the i r iufse fur to day Ufulr ii4bllkhtl coul r itLcr tlie mine tor Monday Tim ttieriiuunttttr at IVrryt pharmaor In TMI flu bull llntr rfcortltii tho temperature a fnllowsi U A M 74 i 0 A M 74 ti A M 77J U M HHO j ay p M K 0 i M HJ 0 I M 77 12 midnUIjt 70 Aver age 7pJ4 Averufo on July la JKSM w KiKKlAJlT Till H H fMAir i1 For Malni New llamiithire Vtriiiout MupfacliuAfltf niinde Iiland Connecticut flr exrt i t light locl ihowert In Maine and eaMern Mnn cliutt4 nn d clt 4 ohanK lu teuiperaturt band cooler Muudttf Vr caf rn fto Vr 0rtfrrn frniiityftinfa Vw J r iiy auJ JiftawareMr iltgbt chanuei in leni rutuie Wfttftlt tllKf Jor tli l Ulrict ff Tolurntiln and Mar iird fulrSun iloand Monday warmer umlay nu dttMed chirii la teniperttturt Monday varlublo vt tud Lttoiniiii eru Nen or futr Jiiudiy un t Mondu wltlj fi cidfj fhuiifv iijleuit raii re arl4Ult wjuO tatuiulnif J 11 2 fS Alt1HT JO II V MniiP In laraU 1irk 01 M rd ty r nliih fT Jtuyi M f t fijiitli t a iu nt I niil Jfli Kruhiim ih iilv utirr lifr i I1 ith hu tn i loriil C i tun U U n i nt MX 1It n i k HUH y 0 I ticitiei nii i t w a i rifan1 tr lt 11 l Uri 1 U Iiri tnt vi i i M r 14 furriu in in i I rtirlri tl u i i t IP xHitl fi r i it tuliti I o if i l fim r ta u t H r in 1 n i HUP Mufkt I n li our itMo i r IH t tli k tuHi tic ItntfU n Hii a r I f M 1 of tin I tnii ttrevi Uiii ii in jt AI UTteti UcH A Kll1 WH tm btrfft Dtifit fit f n ul or f Tttv t 11 Mli mi foMrr i i i r1 lr i thr tfiKineiiln Ihx r iiiui ni H irr fittrvu it tl cy ire intrke I n t tr r tcui u 11 ir niuierM I rf H I AIM It nt r f Hit n i r 1 of wim ti i tiuni i Itr i Kei t U Kirr o n n liillilli f un Hllt m tf it u ia 1 ra n Will lUt fk IU Uii Il Hi U 1 i I n I i I l 4 i U 1 irU lit 1 MJJ r r u H nr a f 1 ur Y i n i r u n n r i i t i r t nml I f ortiH r i rl ti i M Mst nut RU l ft vi rif y H i n d rt a i l wairo li WUI4UUO wouia l vu in a iv

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I THE SUN SUNDAY JULY 14 1889TWENTIT 1 PAGES I I LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS I HOW PHRn KT cnitXKV IFAIt WHAT Kit AT fill HII11K HOUSK I A New HlorT wlilch Urinilillpnn V to IltlKlriilr Ilmv tlir PrenlUrnt l Not I Fliinillnc Their I I irr ntli nThn 1ont mantrrUrnerul llrlpiulu III Anton In t I ICrdiiclna Hie llntfl Trlmmm I VABIIJNIITOX July 13A now story 1ms I boon ncKlod to tho large stock which Ho I publican 110 to Illustrato how tho 1rcsl I dent IH I not fulfilling all their expectations I I i relates to his ttoatmont of President i Ohonuy nml tlio directors ot tho Nicaragua I Cannl on thn occasion ot tholr lslt to tho Yhlto Houso when they woro last In Washing I I ton together Mr Cheney besides holding tlio Important position referred to Is President of tho Oarllold National Dank In Wost Twenty third ftreet a prominent Grand Army man and altogether what nolltlclnna of the grownup would call cood fellow Tho lieptlb up slzo woull col n looIelol fo lellIb I llcans who tell tho slot Insist that they nro right in saying that Mr Ciieiioy 1s a person ot tome consequence flen lan Macauloy of Indianapolis who has bean n neighbor and associate of Mr Harrison I eolonir that ho novor used to think of calling him anything but lion boforo ho was Prosl dint it n promoter of tho Nicaragua Canal scheme Ho thought It would Lo an excellent Idea to Intioduco the directors after tholr I meeting was oor to his old friend tho Gen i ernl He found by consulting his other old f friend 1rlval Secretary lialford that tho i party could not bi accommodated till attar tho I Mililio roc Jlon which vsas to take place that day Nut 11 colrINI thl yull waited patiently I They were nil euro that thu extra cordiality ot their roeoptlun would inure than make up lor al delays Onn Inn Slucauley did not ceaso to rub his hands with pliasuro The last of tho people hail KOIIO through Mr Chonny lod by Ills Ihlluentlul guidn and fol I lowed by all of his directors stepped up 11 Hits Is Mr Cheney Mr Ire Ilonl Bald Gen JIncaiiley 1rnsldfnt of the I larllold National Hank President nl the Nlu That was all tho nmMor 01 ceremonies Imd tlnu to say Jlr Ilanlson grubbed II ChPnov 1m thu hand and pullnd him along and clour past him mid thlnugh th door So It wan with cocn ot tho other In turn I ho prettlot xnoocn remained unsaid tho sweetest Htnllo remained unsullied hen thn ratty found It enl logtithor niraln In the drunry outer hall a surprised ami derlslvn laugh wunt up Ilt l It was alone limo hiforo tho story was toll for anllAdmlnlstiatlon oms llnpuhllonns who know with what dlfllcultlas Senator uayn eommitten had to contend dur ing thn last Mnipalun and lion Imiortant It was to lmo tho good will of the larlloM Na tional liiink whore tlio committees bank no count was ln not bnfltiito to denounce this dlhcouitesy of Mr Harrison Prcsldonl Iheney was I rodhot llnirlsnn man WUORO accommo datlnns In limes of need could bo depended dltons tl nlol upon to bo elastic to thu last degree I Is mfo to say tliut It lieniamln llarrlou Is I tho candi date again tho Hepulillean National Cnmmltloo Yf111 not llml I most convenient to deposit at theiornur BtlOeU of Sixth uvenuo and Tvvotitythlrd The mall which was brought from San Fran cisco about ten days ago from Admiral Klm berly at Samoa hIs just reached the Navy Department I boars duto of Juno 1 19 In hla report tho Admiral says that nlthouch the Datives are hard proved for food thny hnvo commoncod plautlnc mil as thu fuod fruits vrlll parsed Boon bo ripe tho duuuur ol a famine has All of the cuns nnd cun carrlacot of tho TronCii mil Vaiidalli tixueiit OlO ninoincli Run helonuln to thn latter which raniiot ba found hao been recoored and pnckud on ehoro at Apia Thcro is I nothluK ol any tual valuo to the Clovoi nment lult ou wither ship 03 ttiti iniiilnnory cept 11hmer A report from I Imitenant Commander Lyon commanding Ibo Mi sm linsaNo been roerixud VliB Mpslc was at Iminlnc Island wuitincooil which had lioen piirchaod at Honolulu liy CommundorOieon of th Alert and was to bo tm Wl9 delivered FannlnR leluud on July li Tho nniiiKO nf tho Mpslo liom Apia to Knnninc liland whlu iiiievontlul was made with ole dlniculty as her kuul uie lont In thu hurri cane and sha oulduoolTtoleeward In a wind Commodore Schloy chlol of tho Diireau ot Equipment nnd llocniitln returned to the city this mornlni fiorn rhlladtilplita whoro ho had Kono to aecoinnauy the now tteol crulor Kaltlrnore on her first run out to non Ho was in a hluh stats of iatl fuutlon oer thoachleve mOlt of the new craft which ho will command as soon as she Is I Jut In commission COIllnl bora miiKUlllcent fhlapd says that oho will bo niio of tho moot loimkiablo eBMoU nlloat wlmn fully uiiulppud and armed The run lasted throe dais and was taken bv the contrnctorb lor tin purposo of ascertaining how tlio machinery worked In a seinay The trial suiJ tie Commodoro wa a rompleto BucceBs Tho eBsel was taluu out ldt anil was run through 1 heavy swell Sho was une nulppeil and tliu uiins wero not compensate 1 for by oxtia voidits ierythlnt tli beautifully nnd pointed to tho complelp fullll mentof tlio contrail roqulriinentH Comnio dore Hchley cald that he did not want to uho any of thu figures of the thief l H run a4 he thotiRht they should come from thn febrs Cramp I Ho adds that ho H thoroughly BUtls Ced with the prospect lel ropc At the ny Department It hai been decided tai the Koncial dimensions of tho oen IUUU ton cruiMtH lor hleh propopnls havo Leon Invited will bo 1 onisth 257 foot breadth U7 feet depth 111 Ice i Inches Secretary Hunt of tho New Jersey fitnto BOiird of Health today tolceraphed Secretary Hunk that thu 1 liters protest nualnbt the rals 111 of tho pleuiopnuumonhi iiuarautlne by thu attention Stnio authorities would receive Immediate The Piealdent today appointed the follow lol Ine 1ostniKsters Martin Uulnnnt Docatur Iml and Samuel II Atklim at Colunihla Mo Tho ro tmastorGenoraI has appointed the followlnc 1 named fourthulus rostmasters t niitrticnt John 1 btoeni A Monroe rwlerii y lnnf I Cox Tubnr hf orLUlmrlc I lorl lluihnellltllle Chsrln l In l 1leuHuucville blutlon Julin A Jump tcotcli to MIL ThA Trosldont has appointed Alfonso Hart of Ohio to tie holiiltorot Internal llntonuo I Walker Hlalno has uono to ow Knsland for few darf Hocrolary 1roclor In expectod to return flora Vermont tonluht Woith Uicley of Italelch N Co Fourth ills trict has been appointed a ciJot at theNinul Academy Ienrl R Loxolr has been appointed torl keeper at Annapnlis Mil nml Henry J l Coates I taiiLir In Ihu F Irst Ohl tliftilcl Thi AttorneyOonnral has appointed David I r llolle 1 ID ho Assistant nltiil MaliH Attor ney Ilnrmans for tlji dccllucd Vestiin district of Vhulntn vlco The losluimllun of Cirnham If Harris as Afi llstiint I nltod MateH Alt rnui for tlio North jrn district ot Illinois his b uii ncclvod at the Iftpirtmcnt of Justice 11 The IVotmastortouoral pays concflriuna the I ropoit that ho riado an order recludim the laloonO ioiimient Mecrnins fiom ono cent to ono mill iior word that lie hud sucuesteil this rain and notified the telccraph coinpiinliia to this elloct To omo of tln lonipanloH ob jontlnc In I tho rnto hu hud wilticn a letter I which stated nmoiiKothnr tliliuH l 1lr to cay that Ihu lit pii o id WIIB filed upon lufurmalion Iiiiuishfd to thl dopurtinont that your coinptnv ha been 1 mnklnifratui lo vari ous larko cnipiinitliins that mo In ioine in htuiice as low as the MirurH 1 w nropouil fur the Oovornment tervliH With the police of this fact I would not bo juHllled In makllii for the Uiituriiiiiont n now contract at lilutn rates than weio charged othxi patrons especially I so In vlawnf pililhcen and lenolliH eMended to your company by nets of Comresn I ubmlt to your own ono of i Itlit thit tho Goer mont under nxUtlDK coudltlonb U ontltled to tho minimum rates I Major Herman Kmbp chief of tho mall III I Tlflon of tlo Tumsury Department tendered I his ivMtrnntlun l day to take cITect on tho Vl 1llnl t tor tho mirpnco 01 entuKlnts In a prhaio entrrprlo In Tevas Mi Krlho was one of thn most elllclunl ulllcuis I in the dupuit tnent and nltlmuuli I Democrat would pmh Administration ably have retained his pooltlon throuKh thIs Tho United 8tatos Tionsurer has ordered that In the futuio t thn redemption of local ten dor notes hy tho Tronmry Department bhall bo mao on lh bwi l of I ho tluoollfths lule In VOCIID in HID ied niptii n of r nailuiial bnnk noluh Ilerotofoijthu lu mel were reilei I1 on th hasisor tlio tputhbilint Is I mutilated liotn was icdiflmoil at a value pinportlonalu to tho part prnminttM counting In tenths Iuder tho throullths inKi I II that imt I ol a notu Is iiresiintod I Is I redeemed nt itb full face value but II less than thretllfilis Is I handed In m th ine IH paid unlebsaii allldnlt is llled together with otliieniO lo hiipport veracity that tho inInKlue portion of the notnhnh been destroyed bue under thl ruin the person preieiiilni the mite not nil ur nothliiK Instcud of n pro portionate number ot tenths of tho full value Minister Ienby In a late paper on Man cboorla treats of tho opium question IIj nuotes from 1 book called Tho Ionc Whlto Mountain and vulltun by a Mr Jamo an otllcial ol the Indian Government vvbloh olhjiiof thl Inllll OUrllolt whlll fcuyh gpeakinK of opium To my mind It Is ono of flodceood Rifts like wine that MrtnKtlions mans heart or to bacco that Boothos hU nerves Upturn as a luxury IB ineenural use In Manchoorla and a iioallWar Btuutor set ol people ca nowhere bo found Tho plpo rind lamp I ro to be scon In G parlor of every rnspeitnblo merchant The taut Is I that taken In moderation and upon 1 j full stomach opium Is no worso than 1 cigar and most sensible foreigners In China will toll jou so Tho Minister to Thliin goes on t6 11 About the inntt serious objection XlrJixmofl I ran llml 11 It IB that It leads lo a torilho I waMoof tlmo This obiectlon lie points out I Is obviated In India by taking I In a liquid form Mr AWIIInmson nnothor lingllshiiinn who mado n Journey thioiigh Mnnehoorla n I number ot vnars ngo penls I In entirely dlllor I Int terms lloBavs of opium Its iITectB up on thn population are most melancholy I ar mors sons and tho umjoilty of j 011115 men nro HOI addlctnd toll Sad Is tho hnvoo thla tlrtiK Is maklniz In China and the worst In jut to come Ihn opium ovll Jlr Denby concludes has doubtless boon nxacuorated by mission arr real but no candid lerbon can fall tnrocou nl7 that tho lmnipni o majority ot observers both lay nnd mlslonnry deplore tliu IR K of opium In Manchonrla im olsuwhoro In China as an unmitigated m ovll TIIK iiruxTrriiinn HMHIIIEXT UK lllrKK Tile X1NX1I The Second ItnUery Alo Oo to Prm K1IIA Mitt Illll lor tin Ninth Ix PMIHC Holt nrthn ikrnolcljii OHIcern PKHKHKiiiii CAIn luly 13 If my Klrl dies Ill get another ono Ill cot nnothor ono Ill cot noUlo ono If my Klndlns Ill eft an other one lonnlne on the Iamb Oh nlnt 1 ulad to cot out do wlldcruotfl to cot out do wilderness to not out do wlldor nofs leanIn on do Lamb Ileclmoiit marching out of Tho Ninth lezllolt was Ilrohlll 011 camp nut tho words ot tho old ncuio none In terpreted by tholr wonderful drum corps were rlnclnc In their oars The miiblo urew fainter and fainter tho southwest wind can led a veil of dust 1 tho bluff over tho cniip nnd tho men who Imo been wcarlnc soldier clothes for a week weroKono from sliht Tho last to loiind tho Iteil Hook Illll was tho plumed and spurred rodtrimmed platoon of Wondols Ar tillery orT one of them looklnu lllcu u Major General Tho Ninth has had n week of work and they did not lose a minute of It A week of criticism has made Its officers bettor nnd 1 week of tramilnc over tho rouRh drill Holds has slven tho men tho Kalt and nil of soldiers Fven Col Phlsterer who Is chary of compliments except to tlio ladles bays BO The ron had their jollillcntlons bcforo tans After that tho onicers began They assembled In Dochcrts tent Col Howard had I blc envelope In his hand All the otllewrs are hero ho Bald ritlnir and I havo somo thlnc to bay which I believe will In terest them Wo havo had 1 series of presentations nnd now I dcslio to make 1 1rosident 1 do not do this on my own behalf althiiuch It has my lieaitv endorsement dipt Jappu this Is tho Imirttonth anniversary ot your jnlnliiK this reelment 1very nfileer of the lino who Is now In camp has joined In siun Ing this letter which is addressed to IOU ask inu loll to I ecdino iiur Major It wns u graceful compliment and It was as n compliment thatJaphn lecohedlt Ho did not promise to accept thn nomination nml In fact It Is pietty well known that ho prefers to command u company Tho loclmcnt I has hull no Major since Clifford A II liartlett resigned a year or morn nco Ho Is now Judge Advo cateGeneral on tiov Hills staff 1 have hero also Col Reward ald n present Irom tho Secend PennylvanU llesi I ment tn the olllccrs ot our own Tho piosnt Is u beautiful silver lorlnc cup Itwasiiecompanled bvn letterlrom Col lioburt Ioiter Declort The latter I is im urclo of Adjt Dochort of tle Mnth Tho present wns a memorial of tho entertainment which tho Hecond IVnnivlvanlii received from tlu Mntli whlln th former were in New York on April UU fortheOntennlal show I Tho Tenth Battalion were to co away first and becan preparations early 1 hey left camp at Ju and nont awn In a special train from lied Hook I Tho lone Rranch was in sicht at 1 with thoTwentjthlul of Ilriioklvn on board Tho drums sounded tho assembly Iol t Reward Jed his riKimcnt to receivo the uowcomers Tho cuaid of tho Tvvontythlid came llrst dipt I flllllll Iu Iorot commanded it In two minutes Ilout Thomas M Close I was fT I with the llrst detail for th outpost nnd a uilnuto later hieut Jooph T Hull tent I oft a relief for tho camp uuard Ten minutes I biter tho wholo louluont UlJ otroni amo wlndlnctipthu hill The band and the drum I corps each aJ troni mnichod pldn by Mdo Iletwann them and tho trolls went Uul John Purtrlilce aid UeutCol Alexcs C hmlth I both mounted A counterpart nf the brllllint hattorymen followed tho Twentythird It was n pijuud of I sixteen men from apt David Wliionseionil Hittcry They will tiro the morning nnd oven Ing ctins for three weeks liit bor uut William V McConnell commandb thoin Col iowaul did not co with tho iccimont Ho left it at the boat nnd wvnt by train to his birthplace New Hackensack in Duchess county to join his rumilr I Tho pafl wcfk has been ono of tho biccest I polar as nnmlerof men n icncerned that the cnmp has roen for a long time It hmals been an expensive one It took irl 2i to pay tho Ninth Iteglment and the Tenlh Hal tallon got fM3t Thn money was divided I nmnng 330 men in thq reuimont and 23 Al I I likiiy men It cost i118i1J to feed them all Thoolllcera of tho Twentythird who aru in camp nro i Col r John N Partridge IieutCol Aloves C Smith JIaior Charles E Wnters Adnitant I Thoodoro W Slllcock AotlrK OunrterninMur I IliMit i F I Hall Commlsay lilclmrd Oliver Burgeon William C Spencer Assistant Snr KOOII Henry L Cochran Acting iianhiln Pev 1 1 IV Malcolm Inspector of Itltle Practice I Heywrrd C lirovvn Company A Henry C Evonloll First IInii tenant llllam H n Smith Secrnd Lieuten ant Kdward Morris Company II Ciutalu Wllnrdl Candeo First Ileuenint 1 lllliim Pasmoro IlrkettiSocoml Lieutenant Thomas M Cloe Company C Ciiptiiin Ezra Do ioust Second LlnutenantCharlesH Slikman Company DCaptaln John S Hhepherd First LlontenantlMvvaid I J Kraft becoud LlPUtonant Georno C Miller Company E tatit fhiirles C Guyon First Lieut Ellphnlot Uendrlckson Second Lieut William T Coler Company FCnpt Ilrirton C Thorn Flr t Lieut Joseph T Hull Second Lieut Uoboit T Holly I Company G Cnpt GeoiRo W Middletcn Jr First Lieut Georgn E Hall Second Lieut I William M I Despard Company 1111It Ar thur O Maunders Compinv 11111 Fsed I orlok L Holmes First Lieut dcorco I V Ilnm I lln Second Llout William Mokes Cfimt ny I KCnpt Daiwln II Aldildgo Irtt LIMit David KCaso Second Llout roderick i Crokur Tho Tvvontvthlrd ilmcnt Itinoklyn I Our maiohcd thrnngli boiio of iho main streeis of that town nn Its wnv to Icckskl I or I annual ramp exenlso vihterdny OiM ot 1 enrolled nin Col Pirtrldgr i vi octs to hnvo at least M at Pooksklll and tills will give him n pereentrt of between 711 i and id The regiment headed by lib band mnrclieil through Mllougliby avenue Ciiiilii iaiil treat Iafiyitto iiiniiuoNhiriurhiin btroct I Clinton btreet and Atlantic aventiu to iho feriy vvhnio It bniinleil Hie ntnnniii Lcniir llranch VH th Ioat left thn doek the biud plavod The 11111 1 left Pnlilnd mo The Ninth Hi gimont airlviul at H oVInel Innt evening at tho loot of est t Twimtyflrh treot nn the Mcamor Lona 1 Itrnncili On ioa liinu tlio dock the iniin formed In II nil unl maichod up TwentyIll t htiiut to Filth iivenun up nit I avenue to Twentysixth slivt to thn armory whore thoy vwro received liy a laigo crovvil which clicncd the bojs as tkoy marchud into tho armory Tuo XilTrrlun VSrntliprn Prnm Aliruatl 11 TiMOii July 13 Hi other Vincent tho BiiporlorGonoril of Iho Xavorlan Brotherhood and liiolhcr Peter Iho Provincial of tho order In England havo arrived and Immediately went to Pt JosephCollege Drother Vincent uuoil about W has been SuperiorGeneral of tho order for twentyeight joars Ho was one of tho bix Xaverlans who 1111 t came to this coun try In 1B54 and took charge of tho nthollo schools In Loulsvlliu Tin three pioneers nf the order now living me llrothers Vincent Potorand Ignatius Ilrolher Mncent In liiin Vii IIcloli fur IIlu to tho ulllOo ho now lioldn Jlebldos being hiiperlortiuneial he Is I Iho Pro vincial of JlBlgliim which Ineludus thu repub 110 ollran 1 withinItH IOnndarijJ On June 5 of this year the Navci Inns celebrated thu II iii nth anniversary nf f thoestiibllshment f thoorder nnd the visit of Iliother Vimeut is to view iho workof tho hrothuihood dining tlu liaf f cen I tury He will visit Illehnio d I Loiilnvllle nnd piilnlslii Now England vvllli llrnthers Pater iind I Aluiis of this city Urn Provincial ol tho l r itheihood In America Tho ordnr In tho 1 Inltud Matcfl iniw number llitl m niiors nnd httvw eontrol of thirteen Instltutioiisilvo In Louisville threo In the diocese of llorton and I live In tbo diocese Ualtlimirc hhot Ilcud by u bherllT SALT LAKK CITY July ISJ Rynti wns shot dead at Gnrfleld lleacli yesterday morn Ing by Sheriff II Lamaro of Tcoole county He knocked a woinun down nnd drew a gun on J H Wood of Philadelphia who remonstrated with him for his ubiiFii of thn woman Tho Sheriff Interfered and attempted in nrrr t lljan who tuined turlously upon the SlurifT and covered him with IK weapon ThehhcriT wns too Iulck for him and llri d 1 fln t killing Ilyan Instantly llyan was u hoibeiuan nn i spoiling charaetijr cenernlli He wan under l Indictment for lobbery 110 hllb llliruilic who la juualDK a name in JJCIlTOI I n n NEWS FllOM 1 FATHERLAND S SHlTliBIirAXl IHtMAXT JtKPLY IO UKKMASYS tUMlLAINTS rmperortVllllnm JI0 lnit IllinspK ICtiaclr In NornnjM T alciBllniiirein AncuslM l Unite Hllli the ICnmun ftttlialle Ctinrcti fVjlilflif Wv tv the Zfw Y k ittwtnttA Irtti JliUtlIv Tilly in Tho icplyor thc Swiss lltindoTath was received at tho Foreign Ofllco jcstordny ovciilng Though civil in tone It Is nono tho lets dellant It dos not recodo n step fiom the position previously taken byHwItzor land nnd Is I thioughout n vindication of tho rights refugees and of Hwlts action toward Gorman pollco ngoiits Tho note persists that I thonricst and tJoul lon of WolilKoniuth wan I fully jUBtlflod nml says the llundesnitli must I furtlier ndlioro to Its interpiotntlon nf article J I of the settlement tnaty of 1S7II which In no wise restricts the right 01 tho two Ooorllll1onlA to receive In their ICI octlvo tonltorlcs ono they deem lit Tho llundesrath miibl Insist nil tho more upon its rights being respected as It Is firmly determined to fullll Us luturnatluiinl obligations I J ho communication was tho signal for tho I adoption of btringent measures for life scrutiny of trixolloiBciosfliiu tho Swiss frontier bag gagu bring mercilessly overhauled and goods wantonly Harched nnd delayed The MylB I cantonal nulhorllies believing otherwise I dlicct travellers lo inocecd thiough Aiibtrlau j teirltory via liregenx I Tho Emperor will loturn to Wilholmshafen on the Ittli Inal l In nccnrdniice vUth n reouost of Emperor I I Franels lui pli lt will meet with tho quietest I possible reception nn his cnmtngviblt I to HorI lin Tluro will hi no court festivities and tho I Icily I will relruln frum giving his Majebty a for I mal welcome Ho will Pins through tho capi I I tal on his way to Potsdam Tho municipal nlilhollllO will I IOM MI him with an address I nt the iiillwav station Thme will be no rlts The visit of the ltupero will bo devoted lo I Mltnustilni mllliary tovlcvrs and niau riiro q 1 Details nf the Lmpnmrs lllo nboaid tho Im pnilal yacht llohenolKni appear In the nuvvs paiKrs Ilu conies on deck at H oclock and i J I bieukfasts on I colTeo and eggs and hot I and cold meats Mulshing nlth glass ol bherry Alter I reakfnst hu walks tho dek chatting with his olhcoi and receives and I M ids a lew de I sjiatcjios He liitcrchniigub tclfgrums with tho 1mpiessnl every station I Dinner which Is I nerved at n Is aslmplo meal consisting of toup HMt nnd meat with light wines derman chnmi agnn and ioftci I Tim repast over ho nrnmoiiidus tho ileclr clunking and retlri11 nl I oclock The letters I decnbo him n lu splendid health ami spirit After the Autrlni Filii oroiV Iit l EIIIIHTOI I William goes tn Met to lay thu foundation stnuu of a monutnont tn Ills grandlathur I tlniico to Westphalia to wltnos tho military I maiMMivros and then to Athcnx vvliuri hu will i attend thiOmarrlugo nf his sister Prlnccns I I Sophie and the Iuiie or parla I During Iho Lmpurors iojourn In Lpglauil I thn Empre will go to Monza to meet thu ueon of Italy I Adviees from Munich nnnounco tho suicide of Lmls Aoton the sister ot tho Gorman I Ulster at Washington Hbo was Ie i Biding with tlio famllv nl Count Drectue In a I llla adjacent to Jegern ee llorelIlY shn took a mall boat and went rowing alono on the lake and when ihe was somn nittiinco I from the shoie oho jumped Into thu water Mio hud previously shown symptoms of mental dis order Her husluind dleu recently lourt eiiHe aro talling about thn conver sion of tIll KinprvtB Augustii Mctorli to tho I Catholic lunch She mado a profession of liilth l nfnr Abhe liuill rkl vvhn Is I attaehtd to tho houKuhold f rineo 1 liadriwlll Count lloselwcll lilt Emprobs Grand Mtrsliill humoil n Catholic wltnesred tin iirnmony In company with Pilno linlivvlll The Emperor i I II hud previous bueu apprised of bur intention I 7A 3IIK1U 1 111I lHHOSt A IIuralMiH Cliiiicf Auiilnst u IJrooUIju rtrrllv John Dunn nml Jolin trnoo ploarlod not I 1 guilty In the Court of Sesions Dronklyn jes I I tcrday to a charge of burglar and Dunne lol lowi dill thn Pica by making u remarkable statement Tho men who nro both known to tho police vuio RTiostod on iho morning if I Juno JS by Deti ctlvcs lljan and Itocho of thu Central Olllce fiqurd in tho at of forcing n parlor window In the reidoncu of William 31 I Parker at 192 Grceno avenue Tho detectivos i had followed the men dom tbo Catherine I Ferry at tho footof Main sticct Diocklvu and watched then trying doors along Lanvetiu I i I avenue nnd Grccnu iivenun bufoio thoy made i the bieiik which InncKd thorn in ciutody Tho I fash of the parlor window upon which they I 1 I i had bcuu onoratnil boro the marks ol a jimmy i which was found In tho JlOtIls ion of Dunn When the prisoner vvero arraigned boforo I JiulKu Moore yesturdavDuniiomadu thisstato I mnnt j i Your Honor thoro is a man in Now Voik I I named Covvan win n paid to entice men to I core nvi i hern rnd commit burglaries and then to givo thorn iivaj I Taken in conjunction with n similar stntn I I mont mad In court on Friday bv nno of j nnothor i Iulr ol burglirs nuulitnndii clrcum I staiicns almost identical by Itocho and llviin I 1 tho declination ol Diinno rau rd n heinitioii I In Ioiirt 11o prlsnnurs vveni remando 1 for tilal and Judco Mooio took necasnn lfO say tliathodlil not boliuvo thciu vva a v ord of truth In tho ttoiy us far as Lochu WI CUll cei nod The two other hurgliis referred to woro Orcar ivius and Ihnmas FarrH who vveio nnested on the morning of Huh 7 while tryng tofonotlin pailor v In low of Iho resldeno of JamesMcMau htnn tn IJTtSnutn Llliott place Fairell cllimed that a thlid I oiirnu had entnvd I them Itrookltn and loft them lu thocluti lies ol tho I olllcoin A repniter of 1 HI hi lat night vlHlted I some of fi tho men in their J colls in thu Haymoud stioet jail Wo were caught do id to rlghtb sail Dunuu but it was all on account of a third parti who givo us away to tho police 11 con i io we can jrov thl but tho facts aio dead iiginnj1 ro no ucims inpso oncers have within bix weeks or two months caught I ten nuMi and all nndor thu MUUO cliciim stnnce Viowem gieii IIP to thu pollen bv a I man who pr tended In work with no and who pnt up all Mm jobs Although ho gu H with us i and does innit of thiivork huniVurgotcaugit I Iho chumps ho ilngs In with him alwivH I suiloi 1 inner met ti htno pigeon befoiu Ihl I t time but Ja k iiicu kinvv him 1 had ut git ItiCK fr in Pittiiiiiiigh to toll you lilt truth I 1 wib working JnhiiSitownhiit Lad no luck and struck New imk dead broke I 1 met Itncu and this third person whom ranic I think Is E du Covvnn on laikrov He knew I VMisnut nf mniiuv and Mild hed put mi on a good tdiig II iceniid to luui loth of money ai d pinpARed that wo bhotild como over tn Uinoklvn and work a hnnsu hore I Ho bought th tools He gave mo a knife tn worl till bpsh fi I bnors and iiifcoi id miid us at the Callieiinu firrv at midnliht H vv is tlioin biiio euuuglt mol wu ciobhed 1 over lo Jlluokhn limn hu took IIH up to ircono avenur to hli Itusn On our VMiy thriu I 1 tiiinbloil tntvvn mon who Kciued 1 to be fnl lo lngiis I bpokc about It Put Cowan Mild it was all right lwi we got to thn houso wheiu wa wnre tn vvoik I nvviin1 uicd 1 thu jliimv nn the I window Suddenly IO haul i i alt linni until n if HIM eoal 11 Is clear Ilu fklppiul nut ami Dm net mnmciit wu VUTO i ginblied bv tho nflleois vijio liovcd tliulr Pis I tnls in our rte 4 o hadnt any revolteibwlth us and had tn go I Grace who Is an exleathnr weight told ul nint HMictlvtlio same hloiy and gavn nmn liulhor Infnniiatioa nhntit Iho stout Plgcnii I whosu name explained vas not Cowan but Eddie Cumin an nldtlmur who hangs out in tliu 1auner House I Detoctlvn llochi denies Iho i hitrgo of com nlldly with a paid plgon and says that I Ills reputation an oillci r is a hulllch nt rfll I lutlonnf tin allegation rgaintt him Tlu ten airfbiH referied tn vvein made between May II I when Eiigan alias Iho Cowboy wns nrieht I Idand July 7 when Pttleis and Fnrrull vvuro takun in I A Sew Vlicill lllHrili I hmlANAIULH liily 1 13 Ildiaco 13 I Stock bridge Ir1J illirrtor of th Govuiniucnt I Agiiculturul Exiieiiment Kialloii for Indlaua located 1 Perdue tiiiverbity near Lifayetto has heiMi Invocllgftting a row wheat dlnam I that has uppeared in eerinin Pllll tb ol tin Slide I parti nliiry In La uimi enuntv and nldh Is I KTioiiHly uifecting the wheat ciopover cousld I crallo ureas I Ilinilluiisii IB a fungoid gn wth nnwr ns 1111111lIrhl11I1 iiniit naccnuiit m lu I strun and dingrci ubli oiloi 1 it is I raielt found in Amerie i bin IH I 1101 iineoriiiiion lu lmrlaiid 1 hu wheat brad nn rlicnlng may po ses a veiyneirlk normal app u 111 n hut on Hhidllng thu grains lIt n found to hu Illlvd I with n black giuusy povvdar thu result of the ginvvtli of th lupgiib liglnnlng with tint Very germination tln I need nnd Uenping paco I with Hie growth of thn plant Its action is i no 11IIle haiiufiil than that ol common 1 blunt but Its odor ruiidniH II moro I l obicctlnnable Where not very abundant It may Pa bupiuated from the good gram either byfnnnliigoi by washing II i N I very npi 10 occni bii aluiianty 11111111 I Wi nr a t i rnndei ilieentiii cop null I nluli Wurthlesi it doim not Npiead In Iho Hold lint thu lainiH prniliieing It adlp rn tn thn iraln md ate IlIlIh bnwn with beil hiod wluit may bo friid from th MUTCH In I lining soiknd Inasoluilnn nf bliiu vitrol isiilpliatenf copper for thirl six liourB four ouniea of thoBulpbu to ouo al 11011 1 ot 1lttr i UILnv ovi or SIUHT Hupposrd to he on the Wiiy fo New ITork HlH ItnKBHKe AlrtMily llerp CHICAOO July 18 Sullivan 1ms dlsnp poared from view Tho sports say he ha on to Canada At Curlcys In whoso bouo he hid himself last night it Is Mated that tho Mg slug ger nroso early this morning and wont with Curley to Eddie Marsh place In south Chica go Intending to remain thoro for a day or so nml then catch tho Jlnltlmoro nnd Ohio tlllin for WaKhlngton and meet a number of sporta who nro on tho Committee of Celebration and lleioptlon Parsnn Davlos who cnmo up part way on KilralnB train says that tile dofratod llgliter was badl tightened all the way up iho rest ol Ihn party deisod a Buliumu by which to ill voitthn attentlc of tho policemen who peered Into thu car windows at every Million Jtmuiy l nuollv was patched up with court Plasters and hud his faco smeated will blond Tvvonf r thopartysnl over him with tans and whiskey bottles while Klliiiiu too In tho other end of tho car without attracting any notice Among tho tiredlooking and bedraggled wltnoosHs ol thu great prlro tight who arrived lu town on Ftldav night nnd yesterday wore Mattlimv Cluno ISill Muldoon 11 ank Mulan Jack llaineit and Tim Mckonnaof the Milll van host nnd Hank stuveiiHon of Ihu Kllraln piuty TliuwlicroalioutM of tho pugilists them Mlvos Heomed to ben deep myslen to nil of thosu guitlcmen Mr Arthur Luniley of HIM J luttratnl t Xfiex said that Sullivan would prnli ably i onio to this city fiom Chicago by way of Caniida sn us in aold lollils which might ho In sympathy with dov Lowrys duslru to lodgu him Injull llodld not think Hilllvin had any fear legaidlng his safety in this Stale I innK Mivnttson bald that tin believed Kill 11111 was In liidluna with Chailey MltchoU Pony Mooru and Johnny Muiphy I 1 dont think he Is I afraid to uomu tn this I clti hu added and ho will probubl bu huio on Monday Mr Stevenson talked readily about the merits I of Ihn piiglllMsinid tho Incidents of tho light Hu thought Kllialn was just now in a much Woroo porlllon than Sullivan There Is a flush juy nf a cnustablo 1m inld on his trak who wants to get tho rewnid offered bytlov j owiy Hu Imt been clialng Jake lu tho holiest kind of liishlon since ho Iclt Nuw Irleiuib and has never been very fir bo bind him It will bo a lucky chance It Jalo Isnt nipped Mi stnonson said that Sullivan wns not nearly clever a lighter as Kllraln and that It thn latter had bi nn In any kind nl condition thn battle Would have been a brief one and that I Juke InMoud nl I him would havo been thu burn of the puiill tlc world ThuBtatuui nl that lake is sufTurlng from a coiibtllutli ullmunt he coininucd has not a giuln nf truth in it lhslcallv ho Is per fectly sound but his uondltlon when hu cuier 08 iho ling was elY far fiom being right Ho only weight 1 1st I I pounds twelve potuds less than ho should havo weighed Sullivans weight was In pounds Kllialn stepped into tho ilug as conllduiit victorias an body could Im Ho lautihi d and jokud on the wav to It and tnhl his Irieuds again and again that he would win After the lrtt round in whh h he hail iiibhej in till thrown Sullivan heavily lie tnhl lltch1I1hlll ho had M IIIH doubts con corniig himself Ho wild that It hud icouiivd too much nxeitlon o thinw Sullivan and that ho learnd hU Htrcngih hud not been well developed Kllralns plan was to en duavor to luuiik Sullivans short rlhi and 1 b landed on them whenever hu wanted to t 1111111 h nuver hud any dlfiluult lu bluing Sullivan and Him makes it curtain that he Is I the cleverest lighter that ever Mapped Into n ring HlH blnwx lacked force and Jaku realized this as iiil kv us anybody After thu tilnl i round in wide theii Ia a llnrcn eichango nf blows Kllialn knew that he WIIH beaten If I Juke had been lu condition I am convinced luui an urn Jl tliu judgoh oi lighting whu woro piient suillaii eiid never hao won Tho charge that Jake frc iucinh anJ dellburntely I fouled M Illviin Ib lint true 1 know tor u fact that Sullivan began thu loityllfth inud with oriois lii m Miililoin to fall on Kllraln hun I tlio lattwr went down Sullivan evidently forgot thi rdui fnr a moment Vt hen he icnuinlieied I it ha ntuppcd forward and jumped Kllruln vvhi wile piotiatc When Sullivin was taken I sick IlIlho lUll lhIJ round Jakos friends veiled In him to gi In and lllit hut lie ruluod I and told Sillivau thai hu would wait until lie felt butter I Mr Stnveiisrn said that Tuko nuld readily I get bai king of fiudiiu to light sullivin aKiln Klllilu ha not Leon permanently injuied I paid Vr hiuvfiicun nnd In a viy 1 shirt timn I ho wid be I a good a mail an Ue uv I i wis in his life I taku no block lu the latcinoiitt that I Charley Mitcholl icglected lakn ami nnt htm tilt thu nngln oorconillllin 1 I do not think I tOil lakeh condition was MHchellh fault Aiitelull btuck tn him throughout and did tlu bent he I could for I ui I Sulllvins bajauu nrrivedlit tho Vanderllt i j I g I W t Hotel jeMerday altnino n It hud KMH dl I led fiom New Orleans lu nn upper room nf thn hoinl in Iho ooilnu Muldonn Iainctt Cluiiu Mnian and McKomia wcin gaiiiercd They talked n eagntly of Ihn ght as though it hud ouiv ttken placo an houi before Heie an a few ot l 10 I lemarks madn liv luldoou I bib will bu n IlOIl toill tlio ltnldyou bos who liivn IHII l mouthing about Iho con dition of tan men During tin1 wcekb peced ing Ihu light while Sullliui VMIS In trlnlng nclthei Illor I ant of Idb friend liavu tald ihit I i h vuuld biiifly win Thu other side con btnntly dochirtd that their man would win How did thoy know that hn wagoli g to win I Chailnv Mitchell was conntLHtlv makiigtlieo sweoping itenicnts but tlinu Milcholl U cud 11 a giddy boy Hell know moro ivhim ho I grows old I with Kllruln a olerign II couldnt hnmmcr havo This whipped j Is norellitlnu Sullivan I oulakc for next to Sullivan I 111 1m is the best man in the pugllitic vvoild Hntood up and fn ghi lu i l loul ly wlon ho was so i i vvoik that ho could Fcanely Mand as hu did at thn htJiinitigor tlm tight Id llln to handle Kllrain for a light I bo Hevo that barring Sulllvauhu Is I iho nblet tighter in tiio world 1 trained Sullivan to tight not to look pret ty Sullivan lnol to train for I asked him to donolhng that I dlint do mybnlf Ho iru iUntly akod mo how much ml 1 thought ho I weighd told him I dldn c rx if lie wIh d MO pnunii Ill is not how much a maiiweighn but how b feels If ho feels Mrong enough to tear a houxu down then ho Is I lu condition and I wants to light f J 011 iY iniii3iixKi HP AVIll TnkP Slrim In IorlrK I lie Clinrtpr nrilir JCouri tluit Drllrd IBK IrrMliimulloti JACKSON r Mis July 13 A bpecla to tho Tiniftllnnnirnl from Vlcksburg giving the opinion of Siipi rlntendent llond of IlioUmen and descent loute as to liov IOWDH deter mination to proscruto tho olllelals of tho Noilhei hleni rond vvhcieln miiken light of thu Govuinois pinpnud action and dcfcmls his olllcialb rs shovvn toGov Lowry by tho raportvr and ho was atkctl ijlov lnvvry havo you soon what Superln I tendunl llond of thu Queen and exeunt routu liiib to say os Mr I have and am gratlled lo know I that tho gieat iyslcm hS sueli a frml icpin I fciitiun MrItiindtalksllknaiiau 1 mint that hn will maku his llttlu ntntemnnt uiulnr oath v hou called upon Mr lioiul makos light of thn iOioi ltinn tn I PHOlIlo the olllciaU of thn Juecii and lflbCUIII Coi I talnly who would diuo to Intuifeiu with a gicut corpnratioir privileges 10 nsint bluggnis and law broakuih lu violating lav and violating It In thj fiuo of piibllhid pinclaniatlons The civil uuthoiltlcs aio ton I lain HDbthls trunk Superintendent and l o sldes Ml itoiid and his pilvllcced piiopln had pot acted without legal advpn and knew pnituctly wil I what they woui doing whli thy agreed to handle tfiu citivvd Our pco lie will luui nbllgod lo Mr Itnml lor Ills piihlibliud Ktiuomeut thn sulMtancn I nf which Is that thn mail would not hatullu thucinvwl nf sluggers and lavvhreakcrs I vho inuglii in Invndo a bovuielgn stain and duly th iawh thneof until It ruuiHeil In al ad I vlco hn thn Ibsun IH iimdn up and thuio can be no mldiindeibtuiidlng Imtwecn Ihu puruex IIP 01 two things iniiHt pMVil1 1 tn wit Till I pcopln vv IP i havn a constitution and la b n ado by thniiibclves lor hull I own government inubt i cnntinl their allafix without iiitcrfuifin o or they are suhjecl lo liate thiir laws bionghl I Into fontimpt nnd dniegaidi by tlm i of porailon over vvhMi Mr liond piibidod a I hllpUlllltllldcllt liher 1 the people tlnoiigli their iigontB o wi leli 111111 I huiiiblu nun nr I Ihn Qiifou alii I tICtIIIIIIU1 liKvn lllo iniiMorv in tM cnu teM I luvo boiiio yeai uporletieu ri thu pinchio of law in d thl is tn I Hist 111111 10 In juy icHilUctlnn Ill 10 fn ludivldi u nr a i rpoinilrii Ilu uh lit I IUIMII Miilght bMl IMMI I In I know tlmy I could aoiM lii aiding pulii d ind bl I con vlcind law Imakiih In d Iving and vlouting I tln Matutes nl atlau it 1 nnly dining thn Ills fuw vnniM ibiit corpnlltinnb liku mat nf tlm Viotii and Cucculit cud bn biipcrvued lit I all 1linv rpnle light of iiiloiitianto but tlmy I iiiKbiipervihid now nnd b a Inw of thlsStaiu i and liavu lutibuy It and 1 ventiiri inodexlly I the opine n that the law lt lated I hv tin Blng I gninamlilw orili Eiibiurn llailroadwllj 111 I liicalnd ii iv ithiiiiiding ihn coipoiullnn had I legal iniv ico buioro tlmy uiulm I to hand In the Ilnud 1 pndict lurthii that th fraiichisu I ha been forfeimd and will h BO dnilared If noli a majority of Ihu iwpv of thib Stain will want tn TO oilio huni s lawill Idlng i inen wnuld seori and M u P naoverii IIP t thit would glvo lo u irirruunn atitliori tv tndtiiylaw inoialMciv It atloi andeoiumon decem V Ciiinion currmi Indenu Sueli CXCIICH will nevnr hu muiu ilia court of law le the Attirnesdemnil will prniiaie the proper proceeding foi nruinini and we will bee thn results of haudling dellautly oud E Ucomlcted la W PIPTV JflM llAii Y THI IKAIMNC KIMI v FOR ALL SUMMER DISEASES HAH IILIN PSRRY IT HAS MANY IMITATORS in i FOR SALE UNIVERSALLY xinn oi TIIK itAtiito4int Wnll Htrrrl Ililnli the Irtipnsrtl Ilullniuil Tiunt In u lonic Wu OIT Wallet i UP tncnliiul llttliilnipvostiidny to discuss the merits and pooslbln icsiiltsof tho proponed inllinad trust Thu half holiday is rigidly nbscned lu tho sltcot and dining ihe summer months Hie echoes fiori thu gong on the Htwk IxehnnBC at noon 8 artuh dio away before Ihu general dopnrlure for benslde nnd mountain begins H was iho cnso jpstordnr Jlr Magoun ot Kldder IVubody A Co slni tinl lain on 1 rhiin nltht lo join Mi J J McCock In liosioii Mr McCookH ciiouliir to the 1icsl donts of all tho railroads iisking them lo con bidur tlio huggostlon in his leltnr of Mnj 15 1SM7 as to whether tho tlmo had not come for tho controlling stockholders to not for their protection was Intelotlng ruiding for tin hankers Hill uoiiocaicd In gvoipiebBlonto their vlinvK at thu nionient I hey WHO heaitlly lu symi utliy with anv movcinutt that would biiccesliillv and pnriiiancntly end disastrous lain bliihlng Tliuy were heaillly In aicoid wltli any biiKgutlnn that would ovolvo n bltuatlon In iiiilrond elicleH that would lubplro tint tabling coulldnmt of invest ors and stockholders Thvy believed thill Ihe movcmunl In that inU whether it rcslllid inngicat railroad trust or unciKso trusta among tho railroads of tho county could In tlmo bo established It was tho general opin ion though that the nnlnrptlo was of xucli coloHul magnitudu that no slept should bo luken without mature ilulil enilion mo or Ino financial authorlth a were satis fied that thu propn ed plan would reducu tho costot management of iho mads and in this way muny inids could Insure tali dividends to IIIM Blor liut mosl of thntalk abuiit tho mut ter vva of a desultory and informal character On only ono point was tlieiu unartmlly and Hint was thii u tallroad trust or a series ol railroad truit vus solnu dlttanco oil Thn reports ooncnrning tho propofod ros toiatinn of rallroid rates havn beensovarloi that Ihn olllclal letter of Genigo It Illanchiird ico Imlrmnii ofthe Trunk Lino Absoclatlon tn the luterstito Commis ioneis is herewith riiPMUiled tohow what really bus buen douo It will bo ob urved Unit the letter sustains Tin Suss repoits Jft It Mr lllaiicliard sas At a ni pllnc nf tho Tumi Executive Cdiumlttre held In lilt city on tlio 11th hut the futiuHlnic resolution Wft II lol ll if Thnt tnkmr etlct at Cucajfi aril oilier Wr ttrti lolnlIn Hit urrllory ot tlU conmiltter oa Vlun Hv lit ln l UIL t inlf In MP rt i c i IP iMi rrl inoi all arllc a i r urnln nnJ 110 proiluatit r ci i HitfiiiMurtlcloor curn Wen ill teurmu th h ti nf terilH per IthlpournU Ml i Jher rmluctM hill tit upun biui8 of 6 ctnl iier KM lojtiii htcaico loawork v Commlbioner W L llragc jeslerday for mally acknowledged tho receipt ol Mr Jilanch ard s lutter A Chicago despatch ays The Waba h West ern Is causing liounln in put unger rate It has been bolllngthrungli tlchotb linm St Louis to New orkviaChicagoat n into low eunugli to unable scalpels to reap a Hi h harvest out of thn trallle The through iitu i indn by Ihn va ash was about fJLIii 1 iis gave a i hancu for scalping both thu coupon leading from rit Loins to Chicago and tuun Chicago to Now York and thn niili cs of ticket nalpeis at M I oulsuiul hkiigo aro nibgod to bu tilled with tiiketb of this hbiie At n memingof the pas oninr department of thn Central Tralllc Abso clatlon ycsuiday a iesution was adopted uotr IIILth aliih Unit It must sti p its unalr vvoik and that after i ei Monday nfna of tlio Vniral Tiallli Asoclation roads would honor Its Now inrk llckotb bold via lilciigo H in nnticlpated that the Wiilmsh may con tlniin to bell tickets via tho Nlagart Tails bhort lino and in Hint event a pa engur rato war will bo almost certain to follow Tho trustees of the Troy nnd Heton rtall road were Mtonlny FCIveil with notices from IVlibit Jhdlimof thu iitchburg llallrnnd tliat iiiihs tho former pay to tho ritehburit J JlJV bnfnrnSept 15 IhSt the latter will Hell at auction thu stock uf tho Tiny an I II s tonsome J 10 otiil retained by Uiel itehbing at thu time nf thn c uolldatlon of thu two loadH Tlic money demanded has been paid In the ritchbiirjon aciount nf tho Troy and Huston blncn il cnnsolldallon in addlliop lo II o iniuu provided lor in Ihe articles of ngreumunt Tor the furtlier accommodation of visitors to tho Itorkhhiin hills 1ittsllold nd North Adams tlm Nerr ork Central ami Hudson Itlver Itallrnad oinpauy has arranged on and after Monday to inn a drawingroom cur thriigli tn IlttHllcld on tho tialn luavingtho Jrand Ci nl rut Stal ion over Itllarliiu division In coiniuction with tlm Kosmn and Albany Itallroul at HI 15 A M daily SundaVH n ceptud Tho fast ritslleld siioela by tills rontu leaving inand Central siallon at4Q 1 J also carries a larto Ilttsllcld tinil and runs tlnouh without changn a bolid trnlu ar riving at Pittslluld at 8111 M Under a ilerron of the tnitod States Court thu St Louis and rhlniko Itallroad will be bold at Mnti rV pnlu in Sprlnglleld Ilk on Sept 5 noit Tho mortgngn bondholders am tho Ameiicau Loin and Trust Company ot New ioik Jlloiidiii and tho Alorcantilo Trust Company of New York JWOouo Wadn and Hopkltisiiio judgmiiit iredltnrs for IlioOOO fiirlrilliluii 1aclil Clnli Itticrn JlAiiniriiiHi July 11 Tlio Coilnthlan Yacht Club logatla wns palled hero this after noon being wnno sed by u large concourse of peopln Tho New Voile cutter Kathleen whlh defeated tho Sunn on at Now York a few wcelK ago was a compntltor in tho llrst class with thn Saracen llectlo Elf and Mlgnon In tho iithur live chirui b thcru vvero 17 starters but the interest wab chteflv in the larger bi nN Mm course wim 10 nido and as thn inio piogresaoil ihe wind increased giving tho bunt plenty nf Mill lor tlieli largo balls I Im Sin uon look tho lead and niadu an n lieit ruci holding the vvlnd well ami lond lmull i vm tlm HUIFU giving thu Now Yorkur a Miik in tn n Ilnrgoxs btylu Sariieen thus t iob i ho bpucial i rlxe f Mi and vv liib a leg In thu peniiiiiit bumuiary of Ilrbt class tlafvl CorilrttH imf f ntr Halt ftmf Sfiitt n Vfmle 1 tilt II 47 17 Urnn II lUnn lf7s M i Kiililien Win Uliidock I u rn lrnj 11 W Wi 11 im 1 VI II limit CiirlUiiuilil 21011 Tllp Cllltnii Ilout Chili ICrRiiUti Tlm bovniilli annunl icnttn if the Clifton llonl Club was held in tho upper bay ynsturday afteuioon Thu wind was sliong frnin tho HOiithcust caublng a heavy gionml nwcll Ivvlni to tlm rough walur Ihu tlieli racn was rowed with mueh dlilleiiliy Mi A I Mnnoll I oat b lng bwamped at Ihu llnlhh Tlm cm u WIIB a mil Htiiilghtiiw iv Horn Ioit adJworth llnlbli ngal Ihu club hniisn iH1 J111 in olcstnn wis first A 1 Mnrrull becniid I hn racn for doul u hiiillHwiiH won by tionrgu H Ituiib bov D M Loid slinln incouil II 1 Cnrnfnoi Imw 1 1 aMi btiokn third unig Kniitgcn bow Chain E lonr btroko 1nlri incd K s llrnt bow Cornf ml ftoiie lintt cnx Mvnln j 1 IHiilllur rucnnd how dnoi n liaiinid Htrnkn C E hmlth rmironied barns ftrit bnvv A llutlii Vnripll Li eluh ton Units and Ma h second HioiuJ iilth lloyer Liidicott nnd loiriiu Conleriln ivilll HIP Milliri IUTHnriiiiii July in At tliiliiiiir Ticl dent Weilin Sncretary Miiitln and James North of thu Amalgamated nation Chafi nian Abbott of Cunegle ihipi t V Co and hhnrltTMrt nndlniB nrv nin It was brought about thunuh M undiiirt elToit lleeaiibunf HiofOiifii in ii i i en cnniparativiIy iiulci at H micrd during inn day Aboiil j o lok tln ninr Ing iho bnllrtof Uiu town wern bounded ad In ln a than tWiMitv nilniitin ovcry blilknr vvaii nut I hey vvniotold that II w i r nrnil that iwo train Icuiilb of nion wmn coming from Indian apolii nnd thit inlieniu vinuhl bu iicedud 1ho iiniibr Puvr 10 Ima IIOIN iiid thu mini rctiiriw I lu hud Thin Is no talk hem in lay fniiv new men inrin and u is inihiac count behovud thai thn wii will eousi inill ihu cnnfiroiie 1 ov r with l n Mcplion that ihu 1 guard wM rinain on iliiy A Ilon r itiiintil in Hi he Nr IuliN The houu formerly thn property of MM Hhranler million Ulninii I lUflly illu i il ui His lliciiiof iliene ar n t iwii 01 Wr t riitittr wm ft vtruifil dy o c ule nn Ui y nixlit The tiotuo HUH unocruiiieu ud iviu inrcJ bjr ih city U w trailed Mow It Xtrcitlnr Aniliitlnlrct unit Irrmlttril HIT li Hlrnkn II at IKit KciiANTON July litOno year PRO last Hiring n pair of robins took up their abode In n sugar ninnlo treo thai stands In tho fioul yard of Mr lames II Doycos pluc In llunlou jlrs ltoce Is u grout ailmlinr of rohlnn und of tlmlr elieorlhg carols nt early dawn nud sho takes pnrlcular pains to protect ovcry robin that makes Its homo on thu premises Wo iniiuliito that tho Hock of robin red breists around hero will cat about emuhalf ot our ctop of stiavvbcrrlus and cherries salJ Mrs lloico tho other day and wo lot them have all tlmy waul I vvould sooner co without thu tiult tlum Pudcprlvod of tho muslo of the birds throuch the summer Whilo the pair of busy birds woro cottlnc ready logo to housekeeping In the blc maple tioe Mrs Hnyco sprinkled food on tho walk near tlo gate raid tho malo robin nnd his mnto pal tool of It fruolj Tho noxt day aho dropped tho food a little noariT to tliu houso and by tho end of tho week tho robins cumo upon tho doorstop and plukod up whatever sho had scat tcrud tliuro for them Tho remain bird soon learned not to fear Mrs liovce but tho malo was shy and cautious right along Uoforo sho had begun to set the female got so fho would eat crumbs oil tho porch whllo Mrs Boyco stood in tho open dooiway nnd talked to her At sueli times tho male would liy back and forth plpn vigorously and act us if ho was warning his vvllu of Iranioillnte dangor but sho pecked nwii and paid no attention to his vodf ornus cries Hu ninde n great tuba every tlmo tho female went closi to tho door and Mrs Jloyco could nuvnr goi him lo Join his wlfo whllo sho was in night Whenever sho closed tho door hu vrould ullnht to cat with tho funialii As BOOH us tlio fonialn had begun lo sot on hor cggh high up among the luaty Iliubb of Iho thrif ty maple Mrs lioyto didnt eel a glimpse of her more Ihau oneo or twice a day Occasionally she would flutter down and look for crumbs on the step iiiul then Mrs Korea changed bar feeding placo from thu porch to the window pill of her snwlng loom rnly a few feet distant doing to In mnr tn flnd out whether Bho could got tho bird to como to tlio epou window and nat On hor eoeoud trial Bho succeeded In coaing tlie robin to alight on tho window sill tlio active mule being ou thn alort for dangor whllo hhontn From that time until hor bird liiiiis camo out of their shells tho tomalo Illtled lo the window nt leant onco uclav Mrs Doyco bolng nlvvIDS careful to hao home food for her roady at hand t On these days whllo she WIIB eotting tho robiu made her uppearanco twice a day stay jug urly a niiuutoor so eueh tlmo Tlie malo madu asblg u fuss us ho had done nt tho start but thn feniJio became tumor and uunot and before her little ones iiuuo tho got so she would pick crumbs am needs irom Mrs UocuV hand Mn lloco hiul kept traik of tho females movements so cloel hat she knew to a day when Ihu hatching proeos would end and for four days alter liif tlmo wi up tho dldnl see hor robin onco bhu IieiuenUv n w the male flitting in and out o tba dei o ollago for he kept lilmtiKJl very bui v carrying v iuis to his wlio and their young ones on tho Iltli day the female hopped upou tho window bljl nnd appealed to b glad to noo her kind protector onco morn This llrao the main who wntf I dontly away hunilug for food did not uHrt back and forth while shn was tho n Alter Fllo had eaten n little llio female flevv Into tholnlJ with ho bill lull of crumbs retuinlng for moro lu a hhort tlmo Isoforo sue uau lort tuo window sill Ihu malo arrived and made his u ual fuss and then thoy both Hew up to their nest together On tlm following day Mrs Uoycc had tho boya dig bomo nnglovvonns ono of whlcn sho placed on the sill when thu rotiin lllttcd down that morning Tho mother bird did uot offer to eat it I ing up wiih it to her nest instead 1retly soon bho rnlurnod and got another nnd niter she had can led lour into thu treo shu sat In Iho window and ale sonio seeds and half a dozen worms Mjing away wilh a worm when But had gol enough AI tor that tho foinuli visited Mis liojco every day until Iho young robins woro dig enough lo liy During iho fenpon Hie pair raised another brood Mrs Jlocos favorite flew lo thu window regularly except for a fnvvdnvs lifter her Bucond brood bad been hatched when bho remained away just as sho had done before Then bho camo around again nnd Mrs Doyen strokod her fenlhurs whllo cho ato After tlio second brOd Imd been roaied and sent nut Into the world Sirs Itoyeo saw hor pet oilenor Ihau before but tho malo remained as wild as evor Tho liiBt lime Mrs llocu saw the robin In the fall wan eail In thu morning when tho motherly blid filled her crop at tho window nud then ulHiippoatod for good The most Intorosllng fontuio about Mrs IJoycos experience with tho robin follows Lnrly one morning last spring before tho weather was warm enough to hnvo thn win dows open Mrs linycowas tlnrtloJ by tho vio lent llutterlng and beating of wings on the panosof tho samn window from which sho used in feed the loliin On raising the window her heart was Illlo 1 with joy for thote Bat her old liit of thn jear befora and she vras chirping a Bong of elidnefi and asking for something to fat Iora while tlie robin was bhvabout lot ting Mrs Hoyco stroke her plumago but after Bhn hnd nntnn sho beinmn less so and a few daybbitor Mrs Itovcilunillnd her IIH she hud founurljdonn Ihcruwns no llutterlng malo around hor then but she got a husband beforo long and tho two havo ralnd a family this summer in tho larnn muplu tree Ihu tomato robin acting Miry much ns him did ono oar ago Mrs lloyce said Ihat lllo robins appear ance this sluing wa a mot agruciiblo surprlo to her from thu fact thai when tho bird dls appnaiml lat fill sho never expected to BOO hor again The Ifurfbnlill Creche Cliftroj 1 Kolloc Troanuror of the Unr tlioldl Crf ho on Itf l i K LVtml HclnowUJsea tho rc cclpt of JPHMMi AlJnf the rtvh The tUlcudunce at fie rt CM a liix Id n Urgcr ui to rtftlc than at any prc lont ilini ind t till furl HT c nit rlbtit Ions urenoedfl otitlnue iil ovifi4 tliA iork It 1 of Kreat teneflt ii rhern lili Inf nil nn t finttl cMldrrti w tin ttr rn IUt hv do tn lin1 linimrn air ul fit icneinant lifir tit ami M lu CMiinot U it o thtlr hunit A ex I f r i iljv Tho tritm In uinliT ln clt irtfu of ivi litnt n iih r o the V Yor JrotfMant Kli il t i i ni ucn tv Hi M rk tnnriimrr for in ii id pw o k l liy Mimtuii hut nl Hi i irli Or iniitin Mirl tt uml contrl billion i f 11 ni to i turitrt li Kf lioif Trcmur r it ulver Tl Illllll 111 Ml Iulll Sr IvtiInly 111 Thu vuath r IB cool nnd U lrc I in teller Loiiitiilili HIAII un any day prevluus 1111 r MnnHnli U 3413 8 3 IIU HiliA r 1 2 II t I 4 VV 7 4 1 i I it 2 j L I u JL4 J i j j hi l irno 1 1 IMI VV u lr i ill 4 J I rc for nil riicr Iiis rarr 1 1 1 ii J 1 a lummy lun 3 4 Iiuii 3Ill 21 i i Imt Al rtii luiltylluy j j l fur B a I IlXdni l iruiiM July la llnln put nMnjito HIP irnttltik in I liilinp liii Hrlvlni Iirk in litufrr lini livloiptunU ivi h u In iiur u Iu lu ir ru unit Vriiitnt unil druut Ii ImJ i acli w ju i h u in In J o trit ilin u Armnin 1 7 i l 4 J Maul Jlulcr 4 Thin J4 anii Tlilllli In Viiiiiiinixll InrU ToMPLMi July i j lu last d iv if ilo Sir ill r I Iok iii i i I u i I nr u in iliu Ill ihr I n i iii i ibi u i ilr t IIPII ti III liii y 1 inu rilit Ii ui irin tti Iliid lo h dill lllli mil Uiolrut TuuiJ i 17 ihtrh in VVirnprr im k tii J nianng mo In llireo ktraulu hcnti TimcJ i i i uil Iril yruii u hilt ullf rUUUlUK ruco ill U Mtjil auJt CIMAllliOff COCA TV SKAT Four Men nn Trlnl foi llomlctdcx o Kxnliia Frnntlrr Kan July 11 om of ho most exciting niuidor trials over livid in tlio State Ii novy In progress nt IpgnlK lied Singer City Mnishalof Ingalls James Masleibon doputr sheriff N It Wiiteon Count Oik and W 1 Allonsworth n luomlncnt biiiliiepH niiiu at defendants Tha probecutlon is being con ducted by AttoriieyCliiieral Kellogg On Jan 12 us n ciilmlniitlun of thn count seat lluiTt between imarron and Ingalls a posse of lioavlly aimed men of which Iho four iiameil tormed a part woul in a wagon lo Clmurron ilx nil os where tho lerks records then were nml whlln apart of the crowd held Ihelr guns on Ihu mm in posjcsalon Iho olhora hiiHllel tlio r cords Into tho wagon nnd drove avvir Inavipg tin four In a statn of siogo In the upiiat room whiru tlio rueouls had linen taknn cltl rensof Imarron gathered with their vveaiionn homo onn llred a shot and fn a few minutes th llglillng bncamo gonurU hon H ended K lngllMh a nurstfrvniiin living near Clmurron WHH iliiiil and six other moil were m rlouslr vvoundud It is for tho killing of Euklleh tort tho four mun tiro on trial HtJ KlIllAlX 1 T1LI Iff JXDIAffA Ho HHH rrlemln There Vho Are Titk Jood Cute orilliu CoitJ5tnrB Ind July H A person who arrived In this city today from Illuo nivi r twenty miles northeast of here reports that Jake Kllrnln CUnrloy Mitchell 1oiiy Moor nnd Johnny Murphy aro still in Ihnt neighbor hood Mitchell and Kllrnln spent vr l weeks In that neighborhood two years KRO nnd havo many friends thore who are taking good earn of tlio defeated pugilist Tho ban cage of Kllrnln was toJay forwarded by ex press from this city to Ilaltimore OMIimry rerozlJratlford Noblo dlod at his rosldene In We tlletd thatauqua county on July 1 la tb f 7lli ear of hhairfl lie wai born In Hoynlton Vt March 17 17O lie icrrcil at a Tolunteer 1u th war Of 112 Tn lyiB 1m inoTetl to Warren county Pa wb r he eo raged for M erat years In the lumber buinea lie wu married at Corfraden Pa to AMall Wllllama Un July 4 l m tie went with hi wife and ion to Vit Old larulintr on a farm ou the lake Hiore roaa tbrce mlUi weft of the Ttllnire where he llred till tli B rlnff of Is5 mhtMi hs Uoutitit ttnil mated on to ttiu pine tiar the llUt nhvre ho rtmltinl until hl death 111 wife anil fit of th lrnlne children nurTlve lilnu It was a nnn nf uncxcepltonahle oharactnr atronir ro bin t antl with hablia tctidlnir to n Innp lif nd a full njoymriitnr itt bljfiiif J urine his lontfllfe he bti bcfii OKiilunt of mid H tmrtlclpfttor In lone of the most tnemnrtble uveutB In ihe tiUtory ot oor cocutry Judge ThomiH J l nni aorel nu yearft riled la Danl 9lsTlllr i onn on hriJar nlitht from heurtdljifa He wu for year connected wltli educational Inter entp and wan nuted horreman lltoni3 I liroslln a ion of Mtchiel r Prenlln of thli rltr dieii fruin conuinpl1on yesterday niornua at Hit reiltlcncn or thelut en Oeortie H MrtlfllND ou th Orange Mountain He waa 26 years old llereceutl r turned from t nlortdo Andrew Ilxby chief hnokkeeper at the SubTreat nry rtifl Hinlilmlr on Irlday at hit home tn Kordham He wa about no ream of airland had been connected with tn MI Treatury BorvrAl yearn hitvlnir l f en a pointed tir AslHtant Ireaimrer Can da He waa formrrlf chief biuikkrepir for the tankn Hrm of li A 1atch and hiA alm he U the nffire of bookkeepft forthe Uuola lieaifuo Club lie leaves two Bom and n aauuhtur Holly Iewti died at London Ohio yeetfrday aved H7 He nk Home what fammis twenty Vearti turn ai propr1 tor of a iMtnbllnff hnu e m Cfncinntt but b ff eiiD that life und became quite popular ft a hotel proprietor in Cluclnuatl Chaotauuna and In Florida Wrecked In bo PuclBc July 4 On April 20 ths steamer ItapoU belon lnK to the Compana Bud merloana do Va porea efl Valpitralso calltntr at Talcauuano for Monte video auilXBaeuo Ayrei A telegram bai been received from Castro vinnounclntf tha total lots of the veisel and eleven ot her crtf The Bapel rjruck on the rocii t Pooorro Inland nrj the 2lh B f M and went do n Immediately Tbo liland In In Chonoii Anhlpelairo Araonic the lout are V llcloualilin chief enntueen 11 Hlllott punier K Sctrfff Ider reoond otnoer and eUht of the llruuien and cre V apt Carnan the chief offi cer eeiond engineer aniA three o Ilia craw naT ar rived at Caiitro Tlie otheVaarTlrlng raemb n or th crew remained on the tiland aVraltlng succor JIiH Hwlnrfurda nodlr Reeorerrd JOHNBTOWK Pa July 13 Tho body of Mn Mary A Rwlneforil of St Lauif M faa recorered In tti drift above the bridge todiy When found htr Hold watch was sticking faat to htr btaait without b Ing held by any guard nr cbaln Thet odr wa one nf the bent preserved found for a long tlnne toe fcaturca being almost nerfeot I Mis Sulneford was tha mother In lawl of yoon Mrt Kwineford wbore brother Mr IllacboIT been hef for a month pait hunting for the bodW of hli stMer and her mother In law Ilolh ladles were a i iirr on the III fated dar il Since hla searcX11 if bt lartlally rnwarded Mr Illschoff txpressci LIU detsrinl nulien to remain until ha diidi nU sister I A Neffro ITunced 1 July 18 Thomas Jefferson ored wa hanged In the corridor of tna jail thlsa ft noon Ills neck was not broken br the fall and n strangled lo death In eighteen minutes Ho was hanged for ih murder of William Ra colored en let JO lHi On the night of the mnrder v JeiTersin relumed hotna to find his rnlitreas gone Knowing that Itanland had been trying to Indue tba V i man to live with htm bn armed bimaelf with rator nnd w flit tn nraq r room 11 found bis rival In bed N nn I srabblnif him by ihehatr cul his throat Jeftersoa piaile no cniift to eicapa und dlJ not dtnr tilling Hag laiil but claliatd to ha o done It In selfdefeuct l nr ICOB Contrlliutlona to ll rrurdai II brury llosTov July 13 Harvard College has re ceived from the Tope the following contrlbuttona to Its library Htlla illogratla dl HlrnlioiiA br Gluieppa Cozilliirl llOranilo 1apiro Kglilo dellik Dllliothcc Vatiinno lllbllolbeca Apostollca Vallpaiia CoJIribns tUunairlplU llfcenMIR JuUnta L one XIII i THeo ilorl Iroilronil Comineutarll tatlanl Ivangelloruin Aruflce AI siinitnii Iontence Ieonl X1IL utnagkla lilubllare Uella iilbllotheca Vatlcana Yellow IVver In V nryiielii PANAMA July 4 Tho Oinm m Anrfonnl of Caracas Venezuela pays Mm Image of Our Lady nf Help has been carried through Ihe rtreels of Valencia owing lo ihe continuance there of jrllow fever rues w hkh hauphy are now of unfreqnent orrnrrence as conifared vlt i vlst they ern In the eMptern part of tiltcit Ih illiieaie hnalm st dleil out but nevenbe loB we nil lu lii ailvlie all that Ilo greatest cleanli ness mutt be ubiMel AVunlrn IfajrH AHUN Inr Hpriiccr KIOrM Mr Ilitrlek Hayes thn now Warden of tin KIIIKA riunty reniteniUry ha been muking sugges tion uf Iliiproveineiils which he coniMers rmenltal I llmmfn of the cnnvlrlH He tins Lrd III King IlHituy Iiurl of than Iri fur t i aldiilonal IHLiit wiitriiiien lor lelfcrrtllii i oininunlcatlon with UiiliiHio inl 1 rr Pei irliiirni mil for nriem Sptin e 11 e UIM 1 nr nrat 11 ln unarmed lust netv Hid lurVVarUua ililnli tt t ilia rlil are aWcluulr

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p THE SUN SUNDAY JULY 14 1880TWENTi PAGES II o u THAT BRITISH COMMISSION ttAltOARKT SVLLirAN HBPOnTS POY IIIE COURT iritKltK ALL IHBLAKlt s troir vrr TKIAL The Ilplftue or the Trial Pletnreil Tha Place e tlnrrauBdlBR or the Court HcDMthliR abaaltt Intere llBnr n onn l jjoHDOX Juno 2GTho end of tho Special Cominl lon Ii I In shlht Thero will be prob I ably two woeks mora of testimony Tbon I i week of arguments Then tho Judge will i lubrolt their report to Parliament This Is i tho rrocriomo now arranged Hut will It bo car rled out Tharomay bo nsudrten ami oicltcvl iljitraneemont of It at Any momont What net the end bo It according to iioncoful plan or vni ACotul disruption or sensational Inter ruption be tho roport of tho Judges should Ibtriubmt ono for Irelands right to rosumo tirielfgovernmont or for tIm perpetuation of Inlands claim to keop the heel of despotism ja Irennds nooic It Is well worth whllo to do icrlba tim scene I nnvo dully witnessed with Ii the precincts of tuo court lor nearly I Ir nlcbt No other court of ancient or of modern I loitltutlon otters I procodont or I pnrnllol 1nthl court I national roolutlou has boon proven by lawyers briefs Tho revolution hns boon aoeomt lMiod within ao Island occupied by a hostile r01lln carrlion ilrhlnc Aoldlor out It has been without hlnl n ac complished within tho motherland of I pooplo br the cortperntod efforts of n distributed rnco whose surviving minority holds tho Island without arms against tho Intrenched garrison indwhoio las of blood nnd friendship ttro peacefully Hvlnsr their own lives supnrntod by oceans from thoso to whom lovo and justice j blat them 1 h hpoclnl Commissionwas devised to ns certain whether I daily newspaper of prodigious pretensions and waning power had uttorcU leugod letters wrongly charged Charles blow art Iirnoll and his colleague Patrick Lean chief representatives or the Irish race In Ireland and out of It durln tho darkest days of tho revolution Hud tho Judcea restricted tholren onlY to that Quostlon alone tho London Imei would 1110 boon stiwodlty branded with Its own stumo tho forcorlon proved tho Commtslson would have boon finished liut tho Htupid party which never bettor deserved Its nntnu I thin during tho past ton years would not ho content with a loabonublo boopo to the InquIry Intrusted to tho Commission It suBpectud I flslecloL snot Its ally without honor In the past Mould I lie deprived of credit In tho future by the rn I suit 01 the forgerIes Investigation I hud tLo privilege ot Miuipplng tho lorgories loiiiinls Blon to repair tho di us ago nono i bv tna it 0 riots titratIon tho forgeries and wittily blind to its own lute demanded that if I KIVO 1Mimll the right to pros ttin lorgerlos he should clvo I lithe right 1101 Uo tho Man tribunal for thn I ruin of tho Liberal psitv 01 l dro it liritatn ant tho Indefinite podpunenifiit of loft m iulo tor I Ireland J his would hodono I I was calculated I loll by IIJhhu I I I I m Into tho ftatoof irel md Tim duration of tho Commission a nn thin mob prnctloally unknown I llius I tho I Tories hula I deaiu WHICH upon vv iiiinm I uiaiistoue I 1arnoll I ucccplcd t tho itTi ill lisbon without consulting nny man I of Ids own party or ids chief I ally ouisido i I Davit T limit 111 Ito sm i rio to them I Is Ills characteristic vvuv S hon hn iiccopted it bo did I I I not know whero this proof of Ito loigciles I was to como rim He did nut kiovv who was tho forger Ho did not know whether tho Pioolof theforcoilus evicted He knew only that tho letters attrib uted to him and Patrick Kgan woie forgeries Vilth Intlnlto abandonment to Piovldenca of thu complicated questions of means modes o men and money ha accepted the white horse tbo Tories drew up bcforo his vl lonary irish Parllnmont House Tho Greek stratagem his not been repeated In cffcot Out of the Com mission cam the moans the modes tutu men tne money not only to prove tho lorgerlos but to out it revolution In evidence Well indeed Wli may It be said that this court without i tblt COUll wihout 11 precedent I edent without u parallel I Is tho first thou lathe history of mankind that what tins al ways in the past of the world been dono by force has been demonstrated by wigs and gowns to have been dono by the moral oncrgv ot a race To two men will history nscrlue tho leadership of the Innovation ro Chii lea Stewart Parnell in the Parliament of Great Britain and to Michael Davltt in tho greater parliament of mankind To enter the oourt you walk a crowded thor oughfare rob at every step with traditions cherished wherever English speech Is used Ve land for a moment at Temple Bar memorial I proclaims that here lay the dividing line be t tween the city of London and the city ot Wt mloster Here the sovereign ol tho kingdom formally paused to ask admission ot tbo Mayor ot the city who surrendered his sword forth with in token of submission Upon Iron spikes mine from the pediments of tho old memorial were placed the heads und limbs of those exe cuted for treason England plays moro gently HOT with those whoso neads would have been flue spike orlmments then she gives them n Spfdsl Commission In the bnmo memorial with btatnes ot sovereigns In Its niches and with spikes for bodiless bends on Its pediments she rented apartments to money changers In that laspect lngluud has changed at all The bankorls slll her real ruler whatever tho rolgnlne house may be Minerva of time Market is I still her goddess ns ItusUti told the townsmen of n shire that In vtteit him to mako a speech opening Its loud tit J Undo Here too ust nt tho entrance to tho court wheio tho Commission sits Ua Foe was put in the pillory for having written I calico on the noildllnoss of the Conservatives In tnls respect luglind has changed rho foct London Jimrs has minted probably a thou iiml columns 01 libels upon un entire taco upon a thousand ot Its most respected repre sentatives at home and abroad Instead of putting the responsible agents In Ibo pillory time elves the libeller a 8pcuil Commission If wo look u 1 little olT froii Templo nor and its uely new nismot fat vile to tH artists eye IDDOU ilk u in Its emblems and also In Its In Krliitlons another llguio looms up smiling toward the court of tho Special Commission i 19 a great r und fat muscular blithe turn ollnc 11 I r rtllnl Is Dr bltlo knee brooches and buckles In wll and with MIl lie frowns with the angor ot his days of pro tost agalusttho abolition of tho Parliament of Irmnnd for 1arllumontary Union with Enl lind Ho btntles at the fulfilment 01 his 1 Ilopbeale Did I not toll you not to unlt with us I Unl I lot tell you It would be tho tuba 01 tho lamb with the wolf i or vendor If I lleut 1 street ant shuflllna shyly behind Jounsouvo ioo an Irish wraith Oliver lola smith Ji9 hiinceiplnched cheeks repeating tiiiilwlill En lund governs Ireland rpoulll wIl die as lIttle f possible but she will take all oho cmn got and In her literature in her ar niles lu her arts la her pretensions Hho will elm In time rruavn contenwd upon her wil Irish or ImJrKte genius white aho lets Irish poverty dlo Wo outer time court buIldIng of compnsltn blldln IA Flemish 8110 exteriorly neither boauttftil nor neller bOlltul unUaijtlfiil but sluiply an uncrystailUed mass of LVitllli II 1rimcim 1nellb uncrystlllzolJ m18 uom tilnjtlmsliistinn Wu are In u spnclouRlontrl cmldor a bill Indeed worthy of Croat page In it isin foot lorn 40 ION f wide and HI rout tdthi vinin I Ii itgtmteil oltly throuali I uront if eo wIllow tiiT k a omtuotd ndcraccful stono galleries H irScounr Mature H tho other i to C I emit iii I Ihl noblo meni olunsifol 51t II apart Irct timers woj leconilstency betnooii ItS nM its urposo lint the great cam rldor Is limo OIOId 10 the gosIti of limo wigs mind gowits to lromenMo 01 solicitors und clients luni lu limit solclnrM 111 clonl9 fUIII j and bit Ioom tlimJcU In dark passauiM tie weary rb narrow tiilrs and lo in II lit allied Chmflby dimy ompict orondod iindlc dj hid imdlKnlflable admiralty and dlvorea teem T blue its I historic s pectal Commission Th Ieclal he ruoci In sibm I ivnljh tho hpecial Commission rfa wouli c 1fonm diito without galleries IIO Wllho1 18llerlos ieverm than loot tof Iloor spurs wore occupied let 1 t tharefIto Persons EXcept for the galleries nnM e drameries IlmrnlsliInK of tbo bench Jt would soro we11 for an Idfashioned school Ivel 11 uldll loom m tho t furniture for counsel and olorKs Ici or IolWiod ash and for tho tmmot i hart 0bodanbed with Ink spots us to bo Imlf Hirirf Vulyljcd fion JmUoa 1 own to r rrorters ei llljj 1 1 Ion Into 1 sunk 1 Iti tOII and belore using limo quill throws most of tie 11 10 ink Ott otm the tick or lloor Ihnriult Is IAt time dusks of buiietnr counhol and iirifcu which era Jr lko IOM toted Iii I sebmimi rooms Ppoar rather tIme pionorty of Impitlont boif Mar nn their jaekniuH thar of tho most iiiLittibOmiC Wigs sit the Irll h bal atmd the bust Writers orA on the I ondon tress i f Time h bench Is a Piitloun rxtwndlnK I thn width ofiV tii roor say twontyJIo out TIme 1 Iith of iK ni Isiifaniit forty feat nhd I iRprnb bii tifty feet from tin lloor to the Kjlfuhts 1bYI I I roiauorco the lancet 1IIIIH nch platform U cart cted aid draperies rracufiiliy hung at olUlr Nel give It HII up issuance or taste Two loom open upon It 01 I roffi the consultation room Kadi ot thcco Is Iddon tm 7 drferle rendont from brass remit penelolt OlllWt ls rite luLle chairs are emma hciued Ite hacks antI arm rot r mod loivther Ctt ChOir li or the Presidoni fll James hlitimnomi IH j betWeefl the two doors Thu clinli llICOl 1 hat Is at time lr 8lderit rIght tint nf I Judco JSlia the Preslddiu H aft 1 lob has UHmall lok 110k bofore him on which to t n ad or write nnd lttyiemm lbs desks t wrlo LCIYOI itn are 1111 coveted with trim01 i 111 Tolnmou of testimony hj lime Seirolitrcs platform Blmmedht hlhe llnH flntorllslmmollaloly below Its I veMh and U 1 lone table tmmut of which tR atiormi1 i hlI1 from IHOV by i cum tmtuimit cii 00118r teat I mn in mini 1 m t iiou maul s uoIs hull taprm 10 I t hut Ilnt 01 t Iii I url 111 1 OhIIllhe y onlAn1 of Ihl I Ilhl t tie long himmil tmnmi OIIY I mitt imlstmmnts or Ihu I I cc SetitrP tie other ond lime Mecretiiry lilmsolf 11111 nn iikham a elllcnuvu bnrrlBtor him nil Ilnlahar wolknowl hurrlRor th 1mm Iii I H middle in wig uuil town I o tho lull of HI pecretui y and n buy inches higher the I L rwltnesee To thn left l 01 this box nro ttthmeroyemed powllkc benches which jurora cupy winn ur6B are In this court Now the nehes wo ailed by eaectatorB To tho I right of the Secretary are oorroipnndlnc benchnt occupied br reporters nnd skotchnrx On tho floor Immediately fnclni the Kocrntary nail bench are two narrow tables one In ft ont ot the doks occupied by thu 7imr counsel the olhor In front of time deskn occuplod by the 1arnoll coiinsol These tables are detached arnol and stand on Mmplo oblique wooden luts like anwhorsoH Tho little IUD bntwocn tlinin H the bar dividing time oppo ln forces An Im aclnnryllno dtawti tout Iho rout of tho room to the bench nnd pn liiK Lotwoon thoso two black tables would separate Mr McDonnld manager of the Timf from Mr Michael Davltt Mr 1aruellH conllduntlnl iiiiinncor and If rained at an antio of thirty decrees would en d In limit oaot Into of tho desk timid breast bouu oimrlamo lUiinon liohlnd limo two detacheil tables and extend Inl across the room Iriulni only narrow nlslo I fipnco hetnonn tho wall on olthvi silo and the ii Filth ro are continuous I I desks and I seat tor ounsol Time RellR 11 Minced and whomver counipl rises to nildmn limit Court orcrninlno I wItness ho turns tho Mil bnek and htnniU in I iiculiist I as monks nl old In I their i clolstor stalls Ill I hurlus Husell anil oir lilclmul WolBtor occupy tho lirst scats In imo I mlddlu of tho lltst bench rid when not prolesdon ally nntnuonlstlo chat In thf most rosponiUo manner ouhnnHlnu tho smith uraclouHnesos ot life us pleasantly as I they woto brother rruRndoisnlono tocothurln tho deort On tho Int of Sir Charles llimsoll sit other Varnoll counsellors Hold and Jlr Lockwood In oounsolors trout 01 inom nro nr invui iiuiiinuiiiiuir i j tore Sir Charles HuBsoll to Dnvltta loft Is Mr Oooruo Imvls tIme Ininous solicitor at his loft Mi1 1 J I Louden Mr 1nrnoHs personal nollcl tor In time case all the mnn who his prepared with great nstutcnoB and addioss many of Its host portion Jleulml Sir i I t hm aries liu I sell In tho next low I of soad nn1 1 desks sits Mr 1 m AMtilth I i whci i is I to 1 Inko lie c1 t Mint Meoch lor I I rot 111 m at mis tuft Mr rlllll ltiscll I I Kin of KirCliurlcn ul his loft Mr Tim I tin llutrlnu I I t ton tel 0111 V 01 tho Lomgii 1 nnd the I Mcotter i of I ast miisBof Its testimony I lusldo hIm Mr i Arthur o I e ott ls HlrCliarlcsltu I ell Mr held Mr lockwood Mr Aoimltli II Arthur ItiistHill Mi Ilnrrlnuton nnd Mr Connor aro In wIll mill I uowii it lo tho rlclit of Sir tlchord ASohtcr Is I Sir Henry James nt his right Mr Atkinson ho hind them tho junior rouiiMil for tho 1uii5 w Imoai im mint I tot B ittid variety mire hopflossh poi I r iilexliiK Itt It Pitt of Sir Itkliiinl Webster Is I Mr MoDonnlrt innnncor of f tlm 1 IIMC potmrntod fiom Mi Dnvllt by only Ito illstniico I etui mi tl Jnvlt IJ 11 11lnIC tho detnu hail tables at l t m MoUcmald 1 I I N right sits 111 Sim mitts ihinf I sullcltoi for tho yiim is at hH ili4ht t oernl assistants nro wit hilts till limo two rows if f desks nml loonIes mire MHll ehoiit for tIme 1101 1111 jiinl rcmmel of lout sidos Two otho r row cit hitii ties are behliul I them They are occupied Iu roportois nnd stray linrrl totn who imvIgmwl l vote In to hhui pout I hell vllsonthopro eellnu Jue ndy 111 hIwU hits OCUIh1 n itss omit liomila i lodn t MIIIK eiturl who wiltes foi m twveiil i I leidmc jour nals 01 Italy Sho Is a stimulI mmtmiimihiie tiidlons liid I y her dark eves K nerall I iiblno with In turot and hem ihmmgcrb busy with hoi tuMicll Admlhloii for visitors I is mocnrnldo only tliouch tIme Secretary who I very obllirlnir tmt leiiiiiros 3 11111 Instiuco that tmei or prineljial in the iictlon Hhnll bo refpotilllufoi tlie ch uieter of thitpurson luwhom t ho ismi cit a iitti I 1 nch person s inuno and uddiess must biuiveii I I a nit a recitor Is I k itt limo timoet rIgid dotoriiiu Is 1 miliitnlnod Tho outer dooiB nro opentd at lu In tho I innrnini I ladlos ami 1011 tlomoii hlllla minis of adiuNsinn aro permit ted Limit to take time reits Iu limo two gtthhui let duo of thue Is I 1 llttlo I lo Ico hluh I 11 to limo lull 01 tie hutch hii lnc an Iron lallinirln Iront of r I nudseiilluK lu Its iront row Jut tour poi I son I is sIx fOOt UllOVO till I III ldl of r tllO l Iiulioi and eommands a llio low of tho bjneli tho bar mid time trot oodliiKs It I Is I 1ilmarllj re sred lor membiTs ol limo Judges Immmui lies and lnendd I t and tan acLomniodato whon full ton ladle no Kontlemon buliu 1 i I inilieii in mitts auery yom curruspuiiueiiL I h is studied the Commission I I The aIn for tho KOIITII public Is at the lourot I mom ronm mid letonn lod itos llfty pei 1 010 on Ito tot raeiil Htiittt Pro iiio Ir r tilt 1 of admission Is I inoossaiit and i 1 i buys u un usual Interest ii mm mmd rob c mini turned away at tIlt outor doors As n rule IOr en Is 1 Illicit I before tho oinnieciLniciit of time days busi ness o exprosslnn ot n sell or dissent in tlio course of Ibo business Is I tolerated Tho J tidges take their seats at halt past II 1 in the morning There Is n recess of half an hour at half past 1 Adjournment Is nt 4 dock I Is f half nnst 10 o clock Time draperies that hide tIme door oponlui on tho boncu are with drawn blr Jnmos ilanncn enters first nil I present In the court loom rliliiK ThroiiKh the door at his left Mi Archibald smith enters TiirnuKh the same dom by hich the Irerl dout came Sir John Unj enters Iho threo moln wigs ant awn Lntll I they nro tented all In the couit room remain ptandlii A witness is Instantly called to tho box anilbusi noes proceeds Meannhllo wo can Bcrutlniro limo Tulles I I Is unnecessary to disclaim In udv once too serious n purpose In attempting to sketch these gentlemen Personal appoiriinco Is I not as a rule a safe guido in forming Impressions about ehaructor It may bo true rs Driden raym that God never mado his work for man to mend Hut from Pope tho little crooked thing that nfikod iueutiona down to Joseph Cham berlain who looks sancttled in his eyeglass amid orchHs it has loon didlciilt to read Uods work aright in man Thiro 1mvo boo it la I true many conspicuous instances lu which charattnr was htamiwd upon head nod face bO markedly that lovo must have joon lelt In making the mould and emplmsls in presini time die I he truth as usual lies no doubt mlilwHv but whothei tho external ii3pocts if theso throo men correi tly or Incorrectly Indi cate Individual character It ought to bo kept In mind that Ideal only with external aspects comeliness und mean no discourtesy where I hind little Blr James Hnnnon Is I man whom tho sculptor will loo to modal 1 his career lie rounded In honor his physical personality will be isiipirh help to I his oulosthr 1 u sits up rIghtly but not stlllly in his clulr Instead of lan uldlt or carelessly stooping over his desk to noto the proceeding ho draws or to him I movahl wrltlnu tmard thus keeping an easy healthful and bocomim posturo Ills I hoadl Is I noblo ono as artists and moralists I I nil to would view i I is I llttlo more than avorauo size hnndsomo with an Intellectual beauty not In the least utromlntto on the con I triry coldly und keenly strong Thu lines I I that domlnnto In it aro at riuht uncles Time I I forehead Is bioiid well tilled and even with I tho reasoning iiowors well proportioned to tIme imaclnntive i Time ration firm ho tomperato wit I I nitjruiice forctlkrhl etrenztti smut Hklll I are conspicuous in his lIps his chin his eyes i limo setting of the head upon tho lock tan how toned but crvstal voice UlOI Hoverrelaxed At I tention to tho busluosn in which tho court Is I engaged His lentures aro clear cut and nearly I i Greek A Greek hculptor would hao chobtu I I his bond for time model uloKislulor asetiuliu i or I Judo His mice Is Iroo of beard hilt I hands are time smallest and most clollcato I UIi ever observed on a man smaller ludaod than most womonb but not I I I Fine by defect aiim llcatolr weak I They nro strong nod mus ular and tho richt I I ono of them bus daily Indo copious notes of cm n wit tiemiss tostimonj I lor I Sir 1 a tries lltn I dot imoutt l Htcmoiraphois nou m not Joud iipuii oven stnolrOIlul Iiuh of i tho thrcu Jtulccs bms n noteMok i about I time i io I of iUII atliw Hut tlv ilcsldeiit ii I tie only i ono ol tho tim con who Moteinatiinlly m I und scrupulously fills Its pates no tmimittir who 1 thd witness 01 whit time nature ot his n ld nc i iir i J 1 HUBS Hnnmm I Is f nut a iMoue mauI I IS I Habitually patient and even kind to slier i I I I lies whcro vvltnpsses uto Ilinld t I ui 1111 t i I r counol rtimsOfl nIle and judl I I IOUK his i piii 1 Id I found very near time mm url ace with I the I whmo shows 1 disposition 1 to bo iiiiuind with m cuuncel wliilo lie fiven eacli sid ti without apparent jour or finor ho is I UIILH inland I iauvttifil I 1 cot sir i Charles H I I a I soil hero is no man in lit t Cio mi uitln r itit 1 sol fb wlllll 111111101 ot oiuiils if f sir I Jamos Hannen ns a luvver or II an Intel lo tual force Ills gIant s utroiiKth ho cur i I taluly does not HW III I rnnnou way Hut f nm told by thoo I who wore tum usc tit vvlmiiit was Ill iii that imo I lint t pcoplo had utiubled HichiiMl riceott to talo hlmsilt out of limo I j it 1181 Ic t mOlt ol thoonrt I bOlt re the lull I meiih I I uio of their turpitude could bo unveiled iveii I i 110 sir harlot Kussell the 1rnsldont of time I Commission displayed the white hoit of I paslon The scone vlll novor bo fniuottui I IlKKott wnu BOiio only half exposed in his I base oopartnerbhlp I wan tint known whether ho was only In bluing or Irrecov oiahly a fucitlvo hIm Charlos liussollfreuled I fUlllo I I over it lutiutmiil vlctoiy appealod to tho court lor Instant nnd uoremptoiy notion mmgaI nit thy men who had undoubtedly connhed at time tilfeht mind Iu his lurv i shook his douched hand toward the bench ou nro there immy lords to SOD that justice IB dono ho vilid In voice tnat 01 rmirf out nun timu Lolo eOlrLors un1 hold every man bronililOb Sir Jonn flY awakod for mi lit IUl hlr 1 Archibald Smith who uioially I Is ott Iho I oiiieo ol u till o bociimo ciavu tint Mr 31 lit 3 iliiinon 1 I grow doathly whlto wi tim iu fontmoiit at tho a Implied 1 moniuo that thoy I Ionlmol 1 the culprits who wont not loidy to luinlsh 110 culrJts III IUII woio still In court and in tones husky with luru ancor ho slid t Bli CtiarUs liussoll Such 111or ttebturos nro nut boomli Jlut limit passion 1Bllros momont was lost limo lornor wit gout tbl limo men who had tralllckod In hH crlmu homo of whom unnuvNtlouably sup plied tho money mid Ibo opportunity for im escape that was to out In bilcldo remained trout hI I mig imtit hifolii I lie comm t t limo cIparnasH and precision of Sir Jamo HannenV intellect Is I mnnlteRtca nt every mo mont ot tIme proceedings hot only Is ho In slaiitanodis lu dlbiornlnB time Uliectlon of a dl6corlnl 110 ijuoKllon put byoounsolwhen questIons hiive quuiutloim Irectlona point for later mention but ho Is mUle to extricate a witness fiom the most ill trli ato tingle a combination cit lawyers Hnmrt I COIlllllon trlllo tlOlllo olToct In the less and w Inusb H Illness may ITlol II dlr Vt Vunmlnatlon ho Is ls aecuralo w In tho cioss ho Is ilKorous and It fryiuont Imi IIaoruu nIle counsol on huh ii Bides IIBVO that I boll IIu Ion I thil nro coul1 01 which ho gotten ml witness into a lukkBaiid In 11 IB l fast ii ilisuppoaritu Iriini I all ovuslhlr t lui 1 nes Ilimiieii I I takes him I 61 K I vvero by t lie buck of time nock mid bills him Undlv on willd Clou pi IliB I I logIc Is I tiltl less No doc ii I docclvi him I Ils loalo 1611108 heWold or Wobsto is nuKht nttonptlniIt tho lreldiit punetures tho pritovt with I wordasshap ami as dolltato as a cmnhrlo worl I tllirp alel I dolcal needle Ills oven landidness was btrlkiuely shown TV JI n Hlr Hlchard WouMcr attemp od hi o make ahom fcexton turn lulormer in time box witness Mr Sexton Is l a pale flbrous man as levold of bravado us ho la of cowardice In ills tea tlmony ito did not find It noccsinrr either to repudiate any ot his former utttirnnccs nor to undertake to rocondlo them with Inter seem log exigencies In politics He was tranquil placid courteous and mild hen he ad mitted undor crossexamination that ho had boon askod to booomo a mom or ot the Ionlnn Ilrot bet hood obsterV oyos took on delIght cit Kleatn lie detnnndoil the nnmo Hoxton mmwered In substanco that ho had declined to comply with thin request that ho was responsible for only his own conduct and that ho would not Imperil any man by nnsvverlnct such a question Tho AttornoyHonoral with nshunied moderation retorted that ho was on titled to the name A fruitless colloquy ensued IrlioAR colo lY between counsel Sir Illchaid Webstor demand ed of tho President this enforcement of limo iiuostlon tho name ot thnronlnn Sexton never chanced color not moved foot nor hand Ia Hunt nail firm the Court hAl no terrors to ox tract 1 rom i him nn answer to time query Ill Klchard Webstor again ptossed for time name nnd i I iiKiiln appealed to Sir James Hannnn I limo latter salil coldly to Hextou lou mire not limit jildito whether tho man would bo put In potll C10t AttornoGenera was locally on tied I to his pouud of flesh and tho scaffold of Jnirlnnd to another Irish victim Sexton mild h icipllnd that ho could not conscientiously comply with tho demand I would dosplno mrsolt all thu rest ot my llfo were his words I nm lueparod to accept tile consequences Sir Juntos In1101 again appealed to by tho Attoineydctiornl said doprccatlncly that It was not respectful to time Court II decline to ansvyer nny yuostlon that ralcht leKal ly bo put Sir yoxton nnswtrod with nlonsiint crivltv that ho Ioko wh doferonco to Ito ouit but ho would noor gIve tho nnino I was obvious that while tho Prosl dent sustalnod tho AttorneyGeneral In I iho I iit 1 tier of tho law ho was III I I I disposed to send to II sOIL prison for contempt tho dollcato man In I tho t witness box fin iloliiK that which every liono man would lovoio him Ior and only been hearts vvlfli 1 ho hoiild not do lIme I Attorney Gonoinl has tho sncacliy to ticrcolvo that the moral aspect of tIme undertakliiR was not as In Milnorabl n as tile leuftl Mr lames Hannen tl IaII 111 nllPA would undoubtedly have committed Sexton as Ito t law rcquiros had not uhstorfearlul of Hannen I I B Oat It itt it withdrawn a iiuostlon to 10nlulIt lihLmlfl which ho could never procure an answer tilt John Day looked grImly onT AIOnET F SULUVAN run BlonTClrYUP UN Ill Method In Sw InOllne the Unmiiplctomi ut the Ctrctp tram the Titcico Jdll Nearly ovorjboily know mom or loss about all tho nttetidiint fcntuios ot a circus tIm solo show time hoiso tent the cooking lout t lie dressing room iho loiilomomule t man nod the peanut lie tmd Hut not mnny people oven among tho loxy oldtimers who havo pationUod cIrcuses for lorI touts know any I thing ercnhol shortchange wan Ills vht tlm I aio tim aim C but they tim eter not to trum jet their Ilihllko q it mutt y trom tho housetops u hey Hvvallovv their chagrin and keep silent I whilo lint I CHlllt In I I imum tithe u of ways to got ovoii thin that time thortchunco man t has on taken monoy thot rhorlcblnlo I i A number of yours ago I ran across ono of tho most accomplished shortchange vvoikers IccomllIf In I this t I oil ill ry and got well I acquainted with him I Ho dicln t of being I mu 10 ll11 si m sleet me Ihll nnows I pnper man and In tlio tliroo montlis that I knov him I dldn I t enlighten I him Ho I 11 ow I voiy t conlldontlal and chit u and gave avvav to I mo tho Innormost secrets ol his crlit Ho I I was I I little film follow of Irish I extraction and ns bright nnd as sharp us a nol needle Ho had I away of lilting i his hold luuk i Ill looking at Ilk I with I ufiiMosnd yes whllo I ho smllo I 1 Mlulitly that was clever enough to mako I great hit iu 1 dramatic creation 1 was Lif I loctiy t lotchluu liut I tho lau con te to lit ho nail lor tho buckets wnnm Ills kind bled unit thii wnv ho had of sneaking of them was much moro so I was tutor time when 1 know II him and ho was lesting until tIme season alt I him dotin limes opened up approached blli tozln Ilns tn got him to toll mo all about iho short change act before ho bocamo pllublo Ho would tako I coin and pall It as cleverly as Mr Hoi rmann and laugh and turn away But ouo eveulnc ho opened Ills heart to mo i had boon talking about tho telegraph mutual of milking short change and ha spoko up and said quite scoinfully That no gi odl Thoro s no mooney in that You cum only got fit cents or 1 out of that 011 There lots of ways stronger than that 1 askod him what they wore vAoll ho said taking a loll of small bills mostly ones mid twos out of his pocket theyre worked this way lou do I with tho long green llo smoothed tho bills out straight and ca rOB them alloctionatoly Ah AVhnu these new ones were first is sued he said tho boys worked nil tho banks AUO In the country for thorn Thoy wero time best Craft lie boys ever struck iou coo they look lust llko I live or ton if you dont show the lUuro Well this Is tho way the noys take tho money away from the suckers Youve no ticed a 1 lot ot hustlers in tho orowd soiling tlkots and saving cooplo tho trouble of cot tiot tluc lu Ibo jam at the ticket wagon havent walon on Well you naturally think they aro hired of because Bell by the proprietor the snow they 601 tickets at tho regular price But they are not They pay lull cents on the dollar lor uveiy ticket thoy sell and they depend on their abili ty to swindle the buyers out of a few dollars now and then for their profit A young man with his bost clrl comes along or an old man alnno or I solid business mnn with iwo I or three ot his family I doesnt mat ter who it is thuyio all victims nnd ho sees R great crush around tho ticket wagon There Isnt much chance of getting 0 ticket there in loss than ton minutes and hero at hU elbow is it young man with Uhoico reserved seats at regular prices I How many Were hero to reliovo tho rush at the w aeon I No extra cliurgo sir How many I and ha says Two please which assuming that tho man buys ro boivod seats would bo 12 Ho gives tho youne man a Ill bill or maybe ttOit thorns any pioco on earth where a man will flash a big bill and whoio ho hadnt ought to Its nt a cir cus U oll say he offers him n IM bill this tlmo for time sako of time bettor Illustration of time story Tho young man takes It puts it into his pocket draws out a handful ot bills takes a ton a two and live ones and bands the lump to limo buyer ot mats It Is Sl short but time I man has handled so quickly ana counted 111 out of It so easily that oftentimes Ibo man takes It and goes but the fakli Is sore if ho does If he Is II cautious and knowing party who Is lolld onto Iho tricks ol those circus sharps It suits limo shortchange oman exact ly I for then he will carefully count his change and say Hern young mnnl ourl short hero Only U 7 liMo Thats beautiful and Just ns tho fakir wants it ho ho say Sure of that Just count It again please bo ho counts again while time fakir watches and when ha has turned over time last bill lie tours with time ilrof a pian who knows too much I to be cheated by those fill circus folks Ihutn all nventeen Hut the fakir Is n little doubtful so ho says thoucli wishing to inaka suro lust J let mo count It I ploaso I heiei ln limo belief that ho has cornered his man tIm buyer hands it over and the fakir takes lit hill In I his left hand with the t Sit 1 bill I undiMUuatli 11th milgim tons them i out and then bond I tbo wholo bunch back over his l let I thump Jima ho turns them ovor ono by ono and thoy lIt straitlit out full length I Whon ho ren hen the last one ho says cheerfully oiiiorluhtmv mistake and sour treat or omit hucli amiable ohnstnut hands the bills leek tu th mail Illll at full length goes down In I hK i trouvt s p ekot with his i tight hand tint I ret II hlvr l I dollai t which ho shoven into time Mrancr s bund laughs say H somolliinn t about mitaUc1 vdl happen clap the man on limo I shoulder with a laugh I mid Is I gone In I tho ine d iv ii lie LImo ticket buyer jams J ils monov Into his pocket and hurries Into the tent whoro the oioplmnlH limo bellowing Hut the fakir has trot thi 10 bill because when ho doubled that ovor In counting the Hiventeon ho Itlppod cloar ovor and his aclln littln huge crushed It into a ory bmall wad and held It thcru unnoticed whllo tIme othor lingers worn free to uso And Inasmuch ns time sucker has himself twice counted limit bills and has Been time fakir cQunt them ho will swear that ho has got all that belongs to him whon ho has compelled the fakir to go down Into hilt pockot and fork out the liver dollar He doubles up the bills without further examination and IK 1 gone Hut tho line work doesnt end there When the laklr laughingly claps his man on the back bo puts II chalk mark on him which keeps all other fakirs away from him Ho may try to buy rod lemonade or peanuts or iirue pack lisa or concert tlckots but ho can t do it Iho men ho hulls IIUt bockons refuse to BOO him tutu psis him Jr Tho renbon Is this It they soil him something they might eauso him to bring forth too roll ol bills In which coon ho would notlco that the flO was missing and would bo apt 10 raise 1 roll Hut If ono ol lliam should overlook the signal mid be Instrumen tal iu I apprising time man of Ids loss ho Is com pelled by a rulti among the fakirs to stand the loss mm restore tIme flu or whatever sum It IIIIIY boo III ease mllll gIves tip n ten Instead of a twenty the laklr only makes five audit its a live he piolmbly only gets ouo iou tea there must Im unoiuli bills hilt lu the wad so that tho absence ot oni wont bn noticed Thats a cood scheme 1 romurUed but suppose when tIme roltbrv Isiomploto tho pur cliabor of tickets fhotild hike the notion to count his money again r hero Isnt ono man In a thousand who will do It ou see he has counted It twice and has seen lie other man verIfy hUonuut Yes I know I persisted hut suppose he rlinultt count It wouldnt the fakir be in a pretty bad boat Not in the least he replied If such a crank should happen along ana thoy do occa slonally tho Instant ho Marts Into count tho money thu fakir drops the big bill from his left hand to the ground mid ditches the buyer by time arm II lIlt somo such oxclnmitlon an lookout thoro loiiniloliiGboipiitlilni I 111nU get Ibo vvorbt of It If ynuro not careful As ho bays this ho el bier picks UP tho mnnny mid hands It to t lie man or points out to him and immures Swims lu III crowd Muybo tlm man fiispocts that thou fellow tried to rob bun but ho lime hU money and can make no kick mid liObldi8 tbo fakir Is gone Oh theres no way of citchliic him But onoi said there Uut I cine man lu a thousand who will count his money that cue last limo ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE I Everyday Love Stories with Live Heroes and Heroines AS STRANGE AS FICTION Just oa True and In Many In stances No Doubt Truer rADKE TEODOllOS IIOXASCK A Print who loped vvltli n Girl who ye About to Itenounce the AVnrlil rom tht San VnneUw tiaralnT Theodore IlouUlle Lad Casa Chihua hua huaThis was tho name registered In n mercantile hand nt tho 1alaco the oilier night limo man who wroto it was probably 35 tall red bearded and nthlotto Whou ho took olt his hat to a lady a neat little half moon In the top of ono of his cms was made lolblo llo passed Into time barroom swallowed no stingy dose of dustsottler with Col Cummings and then drifted to tho billiard room tiollllu himself Into a chair ho lighted n cigar and was soon vvatehlnc with much Interest the progress of tho catno Who le ho 1 nskod n bystander of Col Cum mlngs Who Is ho echoed the Colonel Dont you know Padre reotloro Ill Introduce you to him presently 1 first mot him Tombstone blx yours ago Paint collie over here Time redboarded mnn looked up smiled and walked across In answer to tho cull 1udrc said thu Colonel hero Is a news paper man a friend of mine who wants to hoar sour history Jlr liouvillosmiled and answered Ihat story Is pretty old now Isnt It Its now In this part of tho country at all events Woll there Is not much to toll really said Mr Ilouvlllo Udsldes Cummlngs knows It all and can toll It butter than lean Goon Colonel lii 1 to 1832 said tho Colonel without fur ther preface our friend hero was tho priest of the Church of Sautn Oonololeln Las CISIIS limo Academy ot tho lsltatlon Is also at Las Citrus It is under tho control tho Sisters of Lorotto The young 1rcnch priest with his handsome face and line education combined with his stem devotion to his duties and tho principles ot his order WI1 tho Idol of every maid and matron in the devout but very femi nine anti humin llttlo Mexican town lInt tInt S 011111 111lrl never looked up at faces that the coquettish mantilla lulled to veil 1 lie great Ihiuid black ojos never surprised an nuswer lug clenm In tin keen orbs of Ibo jounu lit 1 lest I Jven tIme holy sisiurswaikluc I In thsgnrdon of time Acadcmj of tho Visitation wondered at his stern sanctity Tlio only woman at ill close to him was tho moioso old butter Superior with whom ho would hold lone conversations brist ling with Latin 1Ili leant ot thoblesROJ fit Oonoloo camo Tathor Ihoodoro walked behind the iuinco of tho lrxin In Ibo celebrating procession his head sheltered by the silk cunopv carried br the four wealthiest uiun lu Las Casa llehlnd him lollownd lImo hubprlestB and then the maids ot Las faaas all lu white each with her lighted taper and her bunch of llovvcrs for the sacred Imago Uhon the procession leached tho church Father Thoodoro turned to pro nounco a benediction Iho loader the white robed girls win just before him tarmolita Vlllntloros 18 tears of vgo and mtirkortlv beau tiful evou In the land of glorious ores and per fect features Ana this beautiful girl with time creamy complexion anti cherry lips was about to leave the woild that sit had onli begun to Roe and to become If Ood gave her strength to persevere one of Ibo holy sisters or Lqrelto LeautlfulCarmclltaillallores justonterlncon eighteenth jour was to begin her nollI ate on this same day of sr Oenoloe Her devoted llttlo hnnrt did noV feel sIngle pine for the world that the was leavIng NSltbered old Madro Josofa was pleased beyond expres sion ut her clauehtois icsolutlou nod even Manuel her bis swarthy brotber grunted hU approval from time tnblo of tho umifa ho every one who had am right to a say was satis fled that la Nina Carmellta should take the veli To bo sure thoro was a little crumbling Jo dtfarlyos the lUurdsthoso idle joums men who had no need for work nnd whoso habit of basking lu the sun at tho street cor nOls had gained for Ibom their cant denomina tion swore iior Him that it was a shame that they should no more feast their eyes on her graceful utIle form whllo sho passed between her home and the store hat night tho Sister Superior was startled by limo priests asking about tho notice To bo bum ho only inquired of the good Sister If shin thought that the girl know her own mind weli enough to decide rightly on her futuie life but then the sister could not reinombor his over asking such a question before Uurlng her no lclato Carraelltas conduct was exemplary bho vlod with 1adro leodoro in religious fer vor Thooveulns before the day that die was 10 make her Ilnal severance of all that bound her to time world ut length arrived Het friends had visited her tint the hlstors bad nuestlonod her and to nil silo made answer that on the morrow she was content to take time veil At length she was loll alono in bier 100111 t In tho second story of Ibo convent It was late at night and the wholo convent scorned to slum ber Suddenly the vigilant Hlstor Superior started from her Bleep Sue listened and again hoard the bund thut had aroused horo toot fall In time gnrdon Some prowler I suppose thought tho SIR terbut I woudor wuj Chatto doesnt drive him out Chatto was the great doc that guarded the Academy of the Iltnllon III night Presently Ibo Sister heard a window open In a moment she was dressed and In another moment silo was ut time convent gate Hy time bright moon light she saw the young priest In tho garden catch in his nrins limo notice tie oho sprung from her window Sho him him with his bur den In his arms hurry to tho tato and place the girl on a saddled horse jump up behind hor and then silo saw limo homo gallop swiltly up the road Then the Slalom Superior rushed buck Into the convent and soon limo great bell was tolling This sound at such an hour boon brought all Lax Lasus to lime convent door Manuel wasamonutho tlistthoro Ho had not been to bed and swaggered unsteadily from tho aiiiaiiiditr had taken at time tavern lo him time Rtartjed nun shrieked her story nnd ho cuihcd him sister and thn renogado priest boon thootbers undtrstood the lonson of tho till untIl and I rush h was ruido for horses lu short order timoy wero III pursuit of tho out iilo headed hv tlio drunken Manuel Iut tho i rlest had seiurod ti fair start and tho tmrsuoiH nover cauuht Bight of him until they renohed time Uio driindo Tlm rlvor swollen ly Hoods nootnnd well I lilch Impassable but I lIe eiso was debiiTHte and In ho pluiiced his lou bI s liii rilim cit horuo Time tired I animal passed In hiiloty and rims floundering up limo bteop bank on tho American side when the I pursuers rcnobed time Ivor i Manuol pulled his Vi Inuhostor amid fired at the lloiinderlng horse 1 lion It was that th it hall moon was cut In Ibo top of the oar of 1ndro Teodoro SeeIng hat the bad not stopped them Man uol and his party also plunged their horses Into the Hood Thoy passed In safety and con tinued lIme pursuit As they approached somo houses Ibo animal thulMunuol bestrode roared back A foundnrcd hoiso lay In tho road lime Mexican uttered a bhoutof triumph Ho know that lie fugitives could not be lar away rite pursuers rushed ou until thoy came to time Eursucrs A solitary COWbOY stood In the road Halo you beou a dog ot a French priest with a ui t I I bhouted Manuol Heome to toe KUIIO people lIke that got on thoSulomouvlllo Blanc hjiir a little while back strangernnswiiicd lImo calm cowboy Ef you burrs youd otter to catch It Manuel and Ills companions chaeed after tIme btnKo and time cowboy went Into ono ot limit ranch buildings Them Ia d re Teodoro und arinolltii woro anting Ihui had asked for eliellor timer nnd had told tho buss herder their story limo low boy told of his conversa tion with time girls brothoi Ho wont hatch time slairo in half an hour xnld ho and itll take ns much longer for him to cot back hero rIme downgoing Macro reached lie door junt then ami thooxprlest and ito oxnovlua bade a hasty codb lo time cowboys who bad been HO bind to them and bomdud the stage limy went ns far north as Tombstone wnoro lion lllo had u friend unit countryman In tin person of a storokeoior Ho cave him a place in ito etoro and tint clover young 1icnchman soon adapted nlmpolf to his pnvv sphere He and Cnrmollta wore married by an American jubtl o of the peace for of course nn ciorgj man would have anything to do with such u marriage Ilouvlllo did well ns a clerk and some tears later inturned to LInt Cnsas inhere Imopound n llttlo Htorx 1or ionio time the Mexicans wnrortoubllul of ltouvlll but ho developed a lot of biihlness hence ptit douun tirhces mind kept good knods and before long 10 sItu theie could boat u bottm trade than limo Tienda do Iadrn Teodoro us his i laco Is Mill called He nnd his wile and children tire of course out shin the pale of time tlmumrcim but the feeling against them has entirely disappeared in Las Casts Ilouvlllo has become one of the solid cltlrens of the little town and has opened ptoros In surrounding townsone of which by the way Ik under the cliarua ol Uaauel Villa I floron who hw found that nn oxprl does not make time worst sort of a brotherinlaw after all LORNC HULKS HUSBANDS The Cnne of he Mouth Carolina Girl Who Married Iloth or Her Multor rron Ute Atlanta ronitlfutlon 8rAnio nunoS C July 6Whmat prom ised to bo n very ceiisatlonal case Involving the lIberty nnd happiness abcnutlliil Spar tanburc girl wan happily arranged before tho adjournment of the Oourt of General sessions toy lork county hold this wook Tlio Indict ment for blcnmy against Mlssrlorcncu Llttlo alias Mrs Augustus Mtntz alias Mr Dr At kinson was continued by consent of bollcltor McDonald who agrees tonol pios at time lull term of court II n divorce suit now ponding lu Mississippi Is by that tlmo decided In lav or of thalnlr notitlonii Mrs lir 1 C Atkinson rho ease Is one of unusual intoiost on nc rpiint of the social position and Intelligence of the parties and becauso of the beaut of the lady most Interested and liar plain endeavor to do what was right after committing a thoughtless and rather romantic Indiscretion Miss Llttlo was tenred and educated liberally In the cultured town of UutTnoy In bpnrtin burg county Hor personal loveliness both of character and appearance made this prom ising oung woman many friends Among those young Augustus Mlutz seamed to ln vo won tho llrst place In time heart ot time orphan gill V Vhon theso two lover iveto nbout 17 years of IIRO they bocame engaged but their plighted vows ware kept secret Moon alter this the wealthy and hnndsomo Dr Atkinson of Chester b f I u much older mnnthiin Mint met MIce Little bocamo In toiostod In hor sought her love and won her hand Young 1intz thought ii mete sniioolbos and with his fortune yet to mako hud limo recognized advantage of being upon tho spot lie hentd rumors of the engagement of Miss LIttle tq Atkinson but nevertheless continued to urs his claims Tho wedding clay of Miss LIttle and Dr At klnson wits tlxod finally for the 1st day of April hut on tIme proceeding day to the mmilago Mlntz vvont to drlvo with time woman lie loved protracting the pleatuu of their Interview un til niter dusk lie began to Importune Ito young lady lo mam him As they reached the homo of hmo llov Mr Carter she consented upon condition that the man Inge should bo kepi Inviolably secret for three years at tho expiration of which period ho should claim hor ns his bride and they should entor upon their relation ns husband and wile TIme parson being called roapondod to their request clinic out to limo big road whoro the lomantlo young pair limit In n buggy and according to limo laws of South Carolina nude thorn husband and wlfa nt surely and usoternally as though hun dreds of Irlcnds had witnessed the contract under the most Impressive circumstances ihen Mlntz swiftly drove homeward and told his bride good night at tile portico of her sis tor s rosldonce hen Mrs Florence Mlntr entered limo IIOUBS she found nn unpleasant stnto of affairs Dr Atkinson citiloil during tier utbsontue and learn Inc that she his Intended bride hid spout time eve of liar tnmirrhmige In the company of n rca ognUed rival ho angrily and hastily departed and rotutnod homo to Chester declaring time engagement cancelled lint whoa ho received a letter fiom the lady supposed to bo still Miss Florence Llttlo asking him to como and receive a full oxplanMion of this seemingly strange conduct on her p irt he relented rw turned pioposod nn Immediate marriage anti It was performed with bier consent liar friends and relatives who of uirso know nothing of tIme secret marrlagp strongly utged this step as Is was a linn match and they felt that time girl had thoughtlessly wounded amid disap pointed a ory good man who loved her and would mako her a model husband Hut now It became time tot tt ot Mr Augustus Mtntz to tly Into a rage Ho tlrst told his father that Mrs Atkinson was his wife and upon tho paternal advice that Mlntz claim her as his bride ho did so and created n sensation that roused the whole Slate Mis Atkinson denied this and protested that limo whole story was the result of a discarded lovers joalousy But whou the llov Mr Carter was Interviewed anti corroborated MIntzs version of tho affair about ten days later the younc wife hyster ically admitted the sad truth blamnd her self exceedingly for the trouble site had brought upon n kind and respected man now her actual husbind and the two agreed that It was best for both that they should seiiar ato Immediately until some legal slope could be taken to disentangle the unfortunate situa tion So the handsome young lady whom all called Miss Flnreueo Little who was In reality Mrs Augustus Mint but who earnestly longed to bo In deed and In truth Mrs D C t Atkinson returned to her relatives Something must be done the lawyers said that the tlrst mmrlago was binding and Irrev ocable ns there was no divorce law In Booth Carolina for any onuso So the y oung wile moved to Mississippi and Instituted divorce proceedings against Augustus Mint Vihon site returned to Yorkvlllo whither Dr Atkin son had moved and resumed her residence with him she was prosecuted for bigamy br Mr J C Mint the father the young bride groom Bupposably In order to determine time exact legal status of his son In the matter The case was expected to bo warmly fought as distinguished counsel wero retained on each side Great sympathy was expressed for tho unhappy lady who was charged with n eravo crime punishable with imprisonment at hnru labor In the penitentiary and all because Ig norant of the law she thoughloBsly violated in its lettnrthoiigh observing Its spirit religiously The lavvyors happily found acourto of action that gained tho object of nil parties concerned nail ns Intimated above is soon as the Missis sippi court pronounces the anticipated decree of divorce ol which there Is reasonable car talnt all clouds will bo dissipated from the life of this Interesting young woman and she will retire from publla notice Into the seclusion of that unmoloted domestic life that she now so earnestly yearns for ALLS TFELT THAT fINDS WELL A Second Itfarrlacn Ceremony Round Oat a Jveatuck lEomunco From Ac Jjoultfllle Comlittrcll Society fmrly thrlllnd with sensation yes terday afternoon when It became noised about that a mairlaca of which thoro had been no previous announcement and to which no In vitations were Issued hud taken tulane bo tureen a Louisville beau and n 1eweo Valley belle Time wcddlnc was that of Mr Jacob 1 rnrco and Miss MInnie L llowley tho Ki carold granddaughter of Pro Howie the wellknown educator of 1oweo valley The ceremony of yesterday was their second and a clandestine wedding which occurred ut Cincinnati about two weeks ago IB whereby bungs a ale and U why time marriage jester day was an impromptu affair Mr Frazoo has been spending his summer in Pewoo for a long time anti his friends and perhaps ho himself had many years ago given up all Idea of hie ever becoming a benedict He went ono summer too otton to Povvoe how over mid found the little girl whom bn had boon wont to pet us a child a beautiful young woman whoso look and tones moved him ns none had over done before Miss Itnwlnv ap pears to havo been us much n victim of Cupid us was ho Until know that Orandpa How ley would not listen to a proposal for marriiign with what ho considered a mere school girl and they didnt oven ask him On Juno 111 they boarded time early morning train to Cincinnati nud when they returned from the Queen City that evening they woro man and wife Doth itgroei to tell their Feorut to no ouo until next fall whan Mr rnoos alTairs would bo lu a ehapo to ottnttof the announcement anti a trip to Now lork und possibly Europe Miss llowluy or rather Mrs 1rnzec went tn her homo and Mr 1 razuo came on to Loulsvlllo nnd so mutters rested until Mondaywhen Miss How ley wrote a latter to her cousin tolling her in strict contldoncu of time arlalr ami kilt time letter open on her writing desk where bier grandmother found It n few minutes later Then them was a scono and time youthful bride was taUon to task In such a mrmnei that shq confessed all and loft tIme house coming to Loulsvlllo where chic stopped overnlcht with the family of her uncle Capt H N lllTord at 117 Oak street That same afternoon Mi Iraroo started for Jovreo alloy but at the dopnt was taken tu task by a filcnd of his and those ot Miss ltowe Ho knew nothing of what the had told and full In duty bound to dotty that such n marrlago bad taken place Ho went as far as Anchorage route tolovvco limit rumots of Urandpi Itovvleyabroad vvltha formldnblo looking gun crew so plentiful that ho concluded to nlluht there and return by tIme noit incoming i train This ha did antI found that his bride had como before him und was at apt Oillnrde aunt there lie trout to lint what If any thing mint had revealed The lat tor he discovered wits everything and ho of course owned up like a little man Ha was willing to do anv thing to conciliate Irof llowlry and frlindu of both agreed that another oeionionyat Capt UlfTorus retilietmiu mid that Immediately was tInt host thing to bo clone It was necofsary however to consult with the relatives nt Iovvro and time coriunony was postponed until dJO oclock yutordny afternoon whan hut llov Charles I Crulk and n limited numberof Intimate friends worn on hand rime couple a little later left on an niter noon train for limit KaMern summer resorts all the happier for their tmlaimi anti the added ro mance and surprUo for their friends Irof and Mrs Howlov wore not present at time vadding but It Is Bald show marked symp toms of forgiving time pall and It IB believed there will be nothing left of their displeasure by the time their hone moon la ov or LINCOLN A3 A LOTKU Ono of the Hlrnnar FropoMul or Marriage Kvrr Written mm Ill IndianapoUl Journal Abraham Lincolns ofiar of mnrrlaRn wnsn vet curious omit anti singularly enough it has but locently como to light Numerous ns his bloernplixrs bine bean and closely as they havo gleaned for new facts und materials It was left for the latest one Mr Jesse W elk ot Ireoncastle to discover this unique and char acteristic production pt Mr Lincolns almost untutored mind The latter U one of several written presumably to the lady ha afterward married Addressed to My dear Mary U roads oa follows s Xou must know that I cuanot too you or think of you with entire Indifference ana ret It umtty bo that you aio mistaken In regard to what my real feelings toward iou am If I know iou woro not 1 should lint tioubln iou wIth this letter Pot Imps nny other team would know enough without furthot Information but I consider It my peculiar right to load I Ig rotnccn and your bnumlcn duty lo allow limo Pica I w ml In nil cases to do ight and mnt particularly bo mall eases with women I want at this particular lime moro than mithing disc to do right with yOU and it know It would bo doing light as I rather suspect It would tu lot you atone I vyniilil dolt And for ito purpose of miking thn matter as plain as possible I now sav vou ran drop time subject dismiss voiir thoughts If you liver hud anj from ttme foiuvor anti leave this letter unanswered without calling forth one accusing murmur from me And T will in ou go further and mimi that If It will I add anything to jour comfort mild i unco of mind to ilofolt Is mv rlncoio wish that you should Jo I not understand bv this I that I I wish to cut your aciualntnncc I menu no such thing hnt 1 do imIshu is that out further acquaint undo shall depend upon yourself If such fur thor nciinnlntnnco t would contribute nothing to tour lianpluoss 1 am mini It would not to liilno If toil foci yourself lu any demon bound to me I am now willing to release jou provided you wish It whllo ou tho other hand I nm willing anil oven nnxlous to bind you ln toi If I can tie convinced Hint It will In any degree add to tour happiness This Indeed Is time wholo iiucstlon with mn Nothing would mako mo more miserable than to believe you miserable nothing moro happy than to know iou were no In what 1 havo now said I think I cannot be misunderstood and to mako mvsolf uiidor fitood Is time only object of this letter If it suits you best not to answer this arowoll Along lllomidii merry ono attend you Hut If you conclude to write back steak as plainly ns I do There can be neither harm nor danger In saying to mo anything you think just In time manner you think It lour friend LINCOLN Probablv this Is the queerest lose letter on record and time most lomarkahln offer of mar nag ever made Ills a lovo latter without n word of lovo and a pioposal of luarrluco that does not propose TUB ttlLQULA MAIlllIAalt KXOT The Htranicn Conrtuhlp and Queer Wed ding of u Northern Tribe Ion ftfenct Mr Ph Jnoobson In n letter to hla well known brother Capt A Jacobson elves the tollowtncdaherlptlon of time marrlago ceremo nies of time llllqula Indians of Hrltlsh Columbia An Indian vvho Intends to marry calls upon his Intended wifes pm ants and arranges with them how much ho Is to pay for permission to marry tho girl Among people of high descent this Is done by iiiossoncerH sometimes as many ns twenty bolncsont to call on the girls father They aro sent by time maun parents before time young man Is of ago In many Instances both man und girl are uot moro than 8 or U I ears old Iho messengoisgo In their boats to the gIrls liousB nnd carte nn their negotiations without jrolng ashore where time rolativos of time girl are standing lime messengers ot the young mans parents praise his excellence and noblo descent the great exploits of his father grandfather nnd ancestors their wars victo ries and hunting expeditions their liberality at festivals Ac Then the girls relatives pralbo the girl and her ancestors and thus the nego tiations urn earned on Finally a number of blankets nro throw ahorms by time messengers and time clrls relatIves protest and maintain that tIme number Is not suliloiont to pay for the permission lu marry limo girl In order to ob tain their consent new blankets tire thrown ashore ono by ono lie meshongors continu ally maintaining that the price paid Is too urtat floreraily from twenty to fifty blankets each of the value of about 60 cents aro paid After this the boy and the girl are considered engaged When they como to be crown up lime young man has to servo n lour to his fatherIn law He must fell trees fetch water huh and hunt for the latter During this tlmo he Is called Kos which means ono who woos After a tear has elapsed the marriage Is cele brated At this tlmo great festivals are cole trifled Seven or eight men perform a dance They wear dancing aprons and leggings trimmed with purlinbeaks hoofs of dears copper plates and bells If the groom should bo a wealthy mnn who has presented to his wife many small copper plates such as are used as presents to a bride these are carried by tho dancers The BlnidriKmastor who boats the drum starts n song In which the dancers join The song used at the mar rlaco lostlval Is sung lu unison whllo In all other dunces each dancer has his own tune and song Time first dancer wears n ring madoof eedar bark Ills hair Is strewn with eagle down wbloh flies about whoa ho moves and forms a cloud around his head The groom presents the first dancer with a place ot calico which tho latter tears to pieces which be throws down in front of each house of the lilacs crying Holp in order to drive away evil spirits These pieces ot calico which ho throws down In front ot the houses have a lucky meaning and nt the same time express the Idea that the groom when be comes to be a wealthy man will not forget the Inhabitants SI any house when giving a festival The dancers swing their bodies and aroma stamp heir foot ana show tho copper plates to the ookorson Than the brides father brines n great num ber of blankets generally double the number of those no had received from time groom and elves them to his daughter The bride orders n few blnnkots to bo spread before the groom She sits down and ho puts his band upon her head Then the groom Is given for snob of time parts of his body ou or mora blankets Finally ho Is given n new blanket After the brIde father has given a blanket to each dancer nud to the drummer the villagers are Invited to a creat feast At this tIme groom and bride eat for the llrst time together BArAOE LOVE AND JEALOUSY The Fatal Termination of A Romance la the Cblcaiaw Indian Nullon From lie LoutnMc CourierJournal LrrTLK HOCK Ark July 7Parties who arrived hero today from Indian Territory bring particulars of a tragedy In Chicknsaw Natlnn In which love and jealousy predomi nated time Boiiuol bolug the sncrlllco of two lives James Overman lives on a farm forty miles from llshomiugo Ho is about 50 years of ago having beau born In Hnrdin county Hy Homo time In 1831 Ho was raised In Oreono county Mo emigrating to Indian Territory In lbf 9 Ho married Into a reputa ble Indian family anti has several children among them an olghteenyourold girl named Motta who is described as being of comely ap pearance and sprightly disposition Among hor admirers wero an Indian named Dick Singleton and awhile muu Oscar Iroulle The latter has loon teaching school lu the neighborhood of time Overman farm for a year past lie was quiet Industrious and about 10 years of ago bmglaton Is a noted character having bean engaged in several iiiiostlonabln transactions His reputation Is bad but ho U very handsome and to this fact alone is at tributed the liking which Miss Overman evi dently had lot him Hho also showed a similar fooling for Iroutlo mid the two men becanio bitter rivals 1 lie neighbors conversant with the situation predicted a bloody outcome nor wore thov disappointed In tho conjecture1 OnbundiiyKlugloton aiompmloci Miss Over man to a concert which was held In the school houso whole 1rouilo tnughl IloulTo was among the audience and paid considerable at tention to time girl Thin angernd Singleton croiitly and ho threatened to kill 1rnuifa un lese ha dolslod Mutual friends succeeded In gum t imug Iroullo to leave time budding I and go to i his boarding house thus averting bloodshed for time tutu i being idnosday moinlnc while Prouffn was on his way to time schniilhoiiho ha mot Singleton vvno was on horseback and carried a double I barn lied bliotgun Levelling II at limit toachoi t blnglopm threatened to kill him In Ins tra IH i unless he than and tlmro svvoio to icnounco all claims to Iho affection of Miss Uvnrnmn i Iroullo though taken by out prise vhlppni out a involver arid llred nt Slnglotcm the ball passing over his head Almost I I him pamo In I I htnnt slnlol n tired at Iroullo tIme shut taking tOtem In I his light arm Ho I I dihclimged I m hit I n u malnlngload In his gun lit charge puislnc through time toll shouldei of IlouDo Inlllctlng what is bnllevKl to bo a mortal wound though m I lilt vi ri tltta Prou hit Is I still I llvlnc i As Single ton turned his horsas luau to Hilt avviy PrnittTn partly rmsnd ft omit tho ground and lIre twlcn nt him slinlutmi indt u about half a mlla and tell Irom his horse sonselors Ho was car ried to Out nearest huUbo and his death Is mo mentarily expected Blurilnge of the ouliny Pirnclier lrf n tJi A helm tilitf i IHiiitifrnt Si PUI July i A ruiinvv iv from homo n cowboy a tirenchei mini dually a murrlod man tire thin fmpuitant hta cn In tint lifo of l4pl C Hilt Tho last Of HlCSO btllKI VVUS reached veMurday in his union toMiisAllcj I h lluirett daughter ol Mis Knimi liurrmt wh resides lit loM I Sixth i street t intl I hind i lu cero titiii I nan performed by iho t pastor of I imo 1 ltd tl ot boil P1 I bun h A few minutes I t i hetoro 2 oclock vvhun tho pmty won nil asscmhled a 1 id entered tlm parlortud i miiii nced pinylni Listen to tlu I Moi i trig hIltI I which Min an nounced was dono at hut t si iclal rut mitiCt ol lie giooni who ubod to uhlMlo i I t hut tune In i Ito t selltudo of tho plains diirim lilt otCtii duvH To hit it timo I of this novel wedding I march tho t coilplo entitled tlopmlur wim mi mi tIme knot itit quickly i I tied and they vvoio liuncind on tho silt ol matrimonial Ilk Immediately alter limo coremoiu t lie t imiisi i cominoiued Johnny 1 let m our dun and other usually popular and wiillknovn alls Thu career of Mr Hilt las linen nn oveiitlul one At tho t ago of ll I In I ti7 hu ran avny from Ills h mn In IliltliiioiK 1m I ttielvi your lie hontrnddleil luSan I pony and nllopi ifovnt tho great UiHteru daln Ho I I und lo t uumi hum touts and liimidlsh a big Imivlo knllii nnd shoot a I lallbro bulldog rio mutt it look Ing glasses in I barrooms Ft ti all s In I lie sum imu flier of JSHIJ do drilled to Storm Ilike luwaat tendod u MuthodHt revival uud madu u pro SessIon of religion and after a silence of sev enteen years wrote a letter to his mother at Ilalllinorn He attributed his conversion to a special uramr mooting In his behalf at Haiti more Juno 25 IbbC only a few days b foro lie male n public confession Rlnco that tIme h has beon ongaged In ovnncolloal work In Iowa Minnesota and Dakota A Widower Triumph from ft Iirt4irii DljMUJl LoriaviME July 8Mr C K Hnnnon a wealthy wldownr of Maxwell Washington comity and Miss Lnlto Klmbariln n younff lady of time hiimo placo eloped tn Loulsvlll this merItIng and orosslng to JofTorsonvllla worn mnrrlod Mr Harmon hail to carry off Ids bride nlinoel by loico from bier relative Tho day before yoMordav while Mimi Klmbor llns hillier was absent Mr Harmon who had lone boon her uullor mid had boon objected to by nor parents onllod and asked her to mnrrr him She agreed but her mother nnd nletirs who Wore present objooted and nttomnted to carry hem olt by force to her room Mr Har mon llkowlBo laid bold of hor and nttemnted to pull her away from thorn anti Into his tracer which was wultlnc In front of the houso llotwonn tho two parties the young lum ty cams noar being torn to pieces hut ns coo lout her own strength to that of hor lover time latter prevailed and drew her from the grasp of her mother anti austere carrying tier off In triumph to his buggy Ho placed her In It sprang la i himself and dashing oft to Lebanon took time first train to this city Last night they tlo j graphed to Mr Klmberlln that thor had Just been made man and wife Heeklna III Ovrn IIapnlne at Last iYom he f Erto fescUe A tall flnolooklnff man of distinguished appearance and clerical air stepped into th oillce ot Clark of Courts hewItt yesterday and asked with great dignity It Slrllnwltt were time ono vvho mado folks nappy Mr Hewitt joined him In n littln blush nnd shyly admitted that ho somotlmos distributed Croat chunks ol happiness to young man for a consideration I want a marriage license them th stranger remarked Wbat Is tho name nskod Mr Hewitt Hpratt Itev 0 M Rprutt ot Philadelphia After the usual questions required by law to ho asked of those who como there for tickets la i the lottery Mr Hewitt observed Of course I can see that you are of age but In an apolo cctlo tono I nm required to ask your exact ago Certainly certainly sir responded th clerical visitor I know how ft Is I havo officIated nt a large number of weddings since time law wont Into effect I nm 73 The brldo Mr Hpratt was to load to the altar was Mrs Amelia Down Wheeler of Corrr whoso ago la G7 so that the combined ages ol tIme bride and groom roach time almost unpre cedented ago of 142 years an oven century moro than the ago of time avoniRO brIde and grooms Want K Wife From the Flood from Mi naitniTtjh Dtopattfi JamesTowN July C Tho number ol letters received by the bureau of Information hays fallen off considerably within the past week but an occasional ludicrous one turns up To day n long letter was received from a man In Kannns asking time bureau to find n wife among the flood BUfTorore The writer stated that ho was a farmer and owned two wellstocked farms In the vicinity of Parsons He Is 35 years of age antI wanted a coodlooking young woman be tween the ago of JO and SO yours She must bo educated and know something about houeo keeping Time officers of the department have had many Inquiries for rollos but this Is tho first time they say that anybody has asked for a living ono The man preferred a woman who had boon rescued from limo flood and laid ho would marry hot within three months I 5 All Tlrnl Out from lIe dcrrtulnr effecl et it rhunrtnt IOMSU or liy Inn orV sail worry yes tiemiti tim tnnlnc bulljlnic up nerve ilrfnjlhenlnc Oot of hoot s rip rlMo glue yon a trellni ot htnltti anil tlrtnitlh asahi Hold by all druggist UnareU eel lloo 1 0 I ia na TUB OLDEST LIVING stAiff Nagy rencBt a llnneartan Peasant Who Wa Born 1X1 Years Ago The oldest man la the civilized world It may be said with reasonable safety Is Nacr Feroncz a peasant In Bares Hungary Ho was born in Hodrahely 121 years ago next September Ho passed his boyhood thollt tie farm of hla parents Ho was not an es pecially robust child Ho could not haul and epllt wood pitch hay and tame colts as could his threo strapping brothers who dfed half a century ago Ills father regarded him with disfavor because ho was too weak to do more than a peasant womans work nod did not earn enough to pay for his food At the age of ID I however Nugy suddenly developed Into a phe nomenally muscular man His chest widened his arms and logs hardened and his girth in creased Ho became a famous local wrestler and did moro work In a day than most peas ants near Uodrahcly did in two g 1 Just 100 years ago last May ho fell tn IOTA with time daughter an Innkeeper Sho prom ised to marry him on July 31 1783 Two days I before time marriage day she jlltod him for his best friend Klnco then Nags has boon a woman m hitter He never loved another woman Four years later ho wont to tho war of the first coalition For time twenty succeeding yours ho vas almost constantly under arms In cumuli or on limo battlefield Ho was ono of limo victors under Aichduko Carl of Austria at Wotlar and one of the vanquished nt Marenpo and Hohonllndiin lie helped limo Archduko win time victory of Abporn and he did his beat to save HID Austrian Irom defeat at Wngrnm On the hecond day of the battle at Iolt lo ho cot u bullet In his leg and three more In bin bit Hn saw limo Aichduko Carl many time Ho bavv Napolnon uncut and ISlUchur once I Nagys boyhood vvasllvid lone before tho dnys of nompulBory education FO ho never I learned to keep a diary or writo memoirs Ho has nn immensn und of anecdote however I whli h Is at the service of any 0110 with n half liniir hi t spmo at But req limo i hlldren of time town havo hoard Irom him every week for r many years the sloilobol limo famous charges I retreats Bulges and campaigns in wnlch ha 7 has participated The great uvont of his life ho thinks was his attendance of the funeral of his dead yuoon Maria Thorobu tOll years ago Although but twolvo years old then ho has treasured up for more than a contury every detail I of tliupioccsslon and burial Nnuy lorancv Is penniless but ho in not a lmoiizmtr nor a public chart A scorn or mora ot families In Hares him I are ready to give food kithlng and bholtor lie tnlios all his meals sri I ii pvtmm tmiii i los whom ho hits known tir fifty vomits Jaction ont rtnlni him ono day I In I hum I vvook Iulvvocu mealH In walks from I houso to hoiio chatting with all men mid children iViittmit lit ttitib llo iiirnly talks with women for lie has nut foigottou that I younn I I woman vvho jilted I him i ono icutury ago this I month Alley ndim meal ho Hinukos u pliiolul of strong tobiui He haslncn binolluc three I lillefitlu of Hlronc tobiuio ovury day for time I ust 101 yuirn Ho is lond of hi i vvlno mind an otuislnnul bear Time tilonds with whom ho i lines ii o him ovnry day ten cents with which to buy lob K eo mid Jbiunr I Altogiitlmr Siiuy loitncr I In a sturdy con tented aiulnlile cii man His health In good His mind is liiirly clear tin has plenty of Illnndn and all iho motui ho wants for smok lug anddrlnlil Hi1 looks us well and happr us ho is Ho has lour daik uses deancut rn iiliir I omit ii ret and a MI ootli bronrod skin I m hIt has n hubby head ut v hue hair and a hiiivy vslitn niiibia h Ho Is erect and Mule In Ills incivoments lie H scrui uloiibli IK at in 114 ri i ci Hn looks to to ibout tuvutuy orstVclityJlvi youis old lilt i AiKiiuillHlril Vluilier I n il f I isO i ii ur TIme fTiilli elnrtiynmn wan pailna n social i vl ttolh II l C i ti n i 4 titllr ufly i mitt liCe yar oiMV4H r ilt i ii I ii t iKiaiii i liar oli such i rHKiijii Iurini till j i rii n of Hie ir rnimi tie hiwcil iha cleriryi lIlt I ti n Cci lr lie rnnl ti rut a bitndiirifu II S I ll en M kcit tile minuter ir tie cou 4 do that Ihemln i titer tald 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L 1d L 0 4 nuu THE SUN SUNDAY JULY 14 1880TWENTY PAGES I KOIII xiw hooKs Th Century IHcllocnrr I The now English lexicon tho Ural ot whoso Ix volumes U I now boforo u Is a work of In comparable teope and It U I no lea InIIIIUIR I blo that the cenornl quality of tho execution I I reflects hlch honor upon American tehoUr lilp We call tho fcope of tho dfsljm Incom pnrablo because flip French dictionary of Inferior In this respect Llttre Is I decidedly reDoct while tho croat lexicon projected and begun I b a law company of Lnnllsh phlloloultu Is still fur from completion and limy novor bo completed The eye und the Imagination are forcibly InipiHtbod by tho monumontnl proportIons i portion of this performance Each If i l the six i volumes Is I about an heavy aM the latcit odltlon of Websters Cnabrlduod Dictionary and nl I though thu number of pates IB considerably I lew 1200 as ncilnst moro than 1900vach of I Vie PHBCH Is I materially linger and wider The I umbr of words defined U I expected to roach I i 200000 But this statement taken by Itself does not convey to the reader mind an explanation rele planation ot the uiiproeadontoil scale of the book Not only will this lexicon contain many thousand lore ulll than any other English dictionary which has yet eeen the light but tin ffflrdi are dufltjed with a tnlnutanon and xhanitlYenoti hitherto reserved for works of an enorolopredlc or technical character Here we strike the keynote of distinction between the book before us and other expert nifnts In a like direction As the subtitle proclaims this work In Intended to be not only a dictionary In the convautlonal senso of the term but nt the lame time an enoyclopicdio lexicon I Is put forth as a substitute not only for the vrtllknnwu wordbooks of Web ster of Worcester and of 0 all vie but also for thoi technical dictionaries which deal re spectively with nomenclature of the several arts and sciencesand of the trades and pioles stone ranging from the vocation of the theolo gian to that of the numismatist or archaolo aliI l or from that o the lawyer to thaI of the mecbanle or the mariner Indeed H I WB except historical and Geographical names which for tb moat part Are excluded In i tholr substan tin though not In tbelr adjective form the compilers of the Century Dictionary have se riously onterod Into competition with the enayelopcedlas i Lot us before Inspecting the book In some ditall consider the expediency of a Plan so comnrohonMvo I Is at once manifest that whatever may be Its Intrinsic merit tho Contu I Dictionary cannot as a popular lexicon compete ulth Webatora Unabridged The cost of the completed work sixty dollars will of Itself place It beyond the roach of the t groat ma jority of students who neod 1 lexicon continu ally nt band The Immenca alee and weight ot its nix volume also unlit It for tho library table and Irretrievably condemn It to I place teen the shelves among books for reference Ihla point conceded and we do not think it el Will bo questioned by any one who has at I temped to handle those volumes the Inquiry Is suggested whether for nil those purposes I which Ho outslda tho Held of a dictionary proper and which for wimple are not cov ered by Welntera Unabridged the student wl lot prefer to consult an encyclopedia wbarc of naitrro I subject will receive more cons cllv and thormigh tieatmont tbitn Is possible within tlio limits oun of this cape I ilons Ixxkon Take for example such words I as JludillilhRj and Confucianism i these words are uo doubt much morn explicitly defined In I j the Century Dictionary than In any EnglUh or I I Amerlcnn loxlcon of the ordinary type Still I Ksud iit vvero Impelled to rlso from Ills table and tdo down I book at reference In order to I inforpi hImself lonvernliiK either of the above I inonlonoil systems nf religion or philosophy I ho would priibiioly orcfar to see the relatively I complete aceouut provided by I highclass en I cyclopirdln rather than the concise outline pre ntl In n paragraph or two by the com I I pliers ol this dictionary Then again as ro I garth theological or legal nomenclature It Is platu that theologians or lawyer would not accept A ganeral dictionary of the English innguuse us a ilsolslvj expounder of the mean log 01 te hnloal terra They would prefer to cattle disputes concerning definitions by ap paallna to some technical lexicon of recognIzed authority In heir own profession Ho that It Mem open fo crave doubt whether I die tiunnry rronor can bo usefully combined with toclmlcul wordbooks on the ono hand and with elnycO Ddlll upon the other In other wordri It may be n true of the making of loxlcoru nn It certainly Is of many other kinds ol uiHnufuctuia that Kit mivluj lu refiui lunl dtnlyvtjlnei I now we dismiss Its encyclopedic aspira tions and consider the Century Dictionary from tho ordinary vievvpolntot English lexicons we find am le ground for respect and admiration On the score of It should be etymoo I enough to nay that the chief editor U Irof W D Whit ney f Yale Colle who la not only the moat dlutlngiiNhud American philologist but who Is known to have no European superior In the told of philological research Ills hand may be traced all over the first volume and whore the account of tho origin and history of I given word Is attributable to another hand them Is no doubt that Irof Whitney baa ro vlsed wIth vigilance his coworker contribu tion When wo call to mind that philology Is one of the youngest of the sciences scencos and how disputable are many derivations and adulation we see of what signal Import ance It is that the ultimate decision should bo pronounced by a scholar of peculiar eminence aol unchallenged nuthorlty Tim editor does not omit to acknowledge the Indebtedness under which hlln common with other philo locloal scholars baH been placed by the labors of Irof Kkoat but tho conclusions presented In this volume are Independent The method followed by Prof Whitney In tracing the an oertalnod factu of each words history U the following Beginning with the current ac cepted form or spelling I word U I purHued through eailler modifications to Its remotest origin Middle English forms are given In the numerous variations belonging to the four centuries Ineludnd in the middle EnglIsh period and there art traced back to the Analo Eaxon or Old French The derivation of the AngloHaxon or French form U then given When an AngloSaxon or other Toutonlo form Is mentioned the cognate forms are presented from the Old SAXOII the 0 d Frleslo the Dutch Low German Ulan German Iceland I lab Swedish Danish and Gothic So with English words dorUable from any of tue Romance lauguag The editor exhibits the I group of allied forma In Old French Modern French Provencal Spanish Portuguese Ital ian and sometimes Wallachlan and the whole group la referred to Its Latin or other source Whn an EnglUu word cornea directly from the Latin the Greek Slavic Sanskrit and Toislan cognates are enumerated Whun the Arabia or hebrew I the nourou of an English word allied Semitic forms are sometimes Mated I The controlling aim of the method Is to do duo hy oomDllrlou the prlmltlto prlmltlo eonno and to make the orocess of deduction clear to the readers eye As regards the present spelling of words the editors hate boon uotorncd not by analogy or theoretical propriety but exclusively clusively by usage where usage can be regard ed a fixed or as only slightly shaken Where usage Is fluctuating nlteinntn forms are offered the editors confinIng themselves to edlor rOIOnlnl expressing a nrefeience fur the briefer form or for that more accordant with native analogies While Pro Whitney recognizes that the English language Is struggling toward 1 more con ilMent 1 and phonetic spelling It is only In dis puted casss that the editor deoma It tilting to cast the Influence of this dictionary In favor of the movement We oomo now to pronunciation Hero again It Is pleasant to record thnt tbo J pleoslnt compilers of this dictionary fully accept the general piin clple that usage constitutes the solo au thority In the case of many ward In deed ISO fluctuates or Is disputable end hire alternative pronunciations are pre sented a preference bulng awarded not In conformity with any predetermined rulo but according to the circumstances of each partlo lUariMtanot la view ol the general analogies and tendencies ot English utterance I should be added that many scientific names and terms havo their pronunciation noted for the fln t time In this dictionary With respect to foreign words lore or lest thoroughly nat uralized in our language twomodos or pronun ciation are often Indicated one anglicized and the other original To the expanded definitions of certain scion tOo or technical words resulting from the encyclopedia purposo of the com plierswe have before referred For tho Interpretation ot tho various moaning of common words which I Is one of the functions of a dlctlonaty proper the compilers of this work hiuo had at their disposal tin apparatus moro oxtonstso than has hitherto exlbted or IH likely to exist unless the company ot DiulUli philologists now engaged In a similar undertaking shall carry out their purpose Prof Whltnoy and his coworkers han It seems amassed not lens than 200000 quotations exemplllylng the different tenses In which what we know nl common words are I or ha o been used We are assured that over I one of those nuotatlons has been verified an assurance which conveys I profound Impres sion of the Industry and accuracy to which tha compilers have pledged themselves Unparalleled as Is the number of the words comprehended In a work of this scope and pur pose It Is not to be supposed that the whole colloquial vocabulary finds a place within Its pages I U neveitholcsi true that even slang terms are treated with unusual hospitality and that many Americanisms or supposed Americanisms are rooordod for the tnt time On tho other hand porno words which will bo found embedded English literature are do clad admission to this lexicon Among those outcasts are words used only for tho nonce experiments In wordbuilding launched forth by tholr Inventors but unadopted In popular peach and apeulal designation of chemical compounds unimportant Inventions and patented article Excluded too are many I I nouns ending In in and nts many adverbs ending In it v and many adjectives ending in I ink which can be used or formed at will In compliance with established principles of the language but whose moaning I too obvious to need separate definition to In sentence the Let us try Bum up a Impression made by the first volume of the Century Dictionary Unquestionably tha six I volumes will when comnlctoi Include In their 6500 largo iiuarto pages the substance of an admirable dictionary indeed of the best dic I I tionary of the English language which has yet eon the light But In Its present form I swollen and complicated by a purpose too vagrant and omnivorous It dpes not answer the needs of those for whom a lexicon proper should be manufactured We havo no doubt however that an nbrldgmentwlll be ultimately published which will admirably meet the re I quirements of tho great majority of writers and speakers who buy a dictionary not for oc casional consultation but for continual use MWU A New Ille or VaihlaElon SECOND AllTICLC In his second volume Mr Lodge dUcusecs the last sixteen years of Washingtons life lie finds them replete with proof of the highest order of statesruaushlp Indeed the blogmnher saami himself convinced and endeavors to stump upon the reader the Impression that I but for Washington we should never have had I our Constitution butshould have gonuon living I under tho old Articles of Confederation I I When we examine tbo grounds for this re markable assertion we find that Mr Lodue rella mainly on private letters penned by Washington between 17P3 and 1787 There Is no doubt that In thin correspondence Wash ington chows himself keenly alive to tbo defects of the existing confederation But these shortcomings woio patent to every In telligent adult in the thirteen colonies How to devise an effectual remedy which should be t tbn same time acceptable to the States joalous of their local independence was tne problem which statesmen had to solve Statesman did solve It at the Phila delphia Convention bat I Washington who presided over the assembly took any active pait In its deliberations or by private colloquy exercised A decisive Influence on its compromises and conclusions I It is I strange that a record of the fact should have escaped the vigilant scrutiny of contem porary and subsequent Inquirers As to tho words attributed to Washington by Oouverneur Morris Let IIH raise a standard to which the 11 and honest can repair Tho event Is in the hand of Ood Mr Lodge admits that If utorollt all they must have been spoken In formally In tho way of conversation before thee was any convention strictly speaking Indeed thin biographer looks upon the words I quoted by Morris upon which Bancroft and others have been Inclined to build too much an nothing mOle than Morris rhetorical pro sentation of a ntlmont which he may have often heard expressed by Washington We have Madisons explicit assurance that Inside of the Convention Washington never opened his head but once Tho occasion was sulll clently Insignificant Just at the cloe of the Convention when the Constitution in Ita lout draft was on the ee of adoption I motion was made to amend by reduc ing the limit of population In a Con gressional district from forty to thirty thou and Washington loft the chair took the Hour and argued in favor of tho change Ills I appearance on the floor nt all conclusively re futes the theory that be held the duty of I pre siding oOlcer incompatible with participation In debate I II incredible that If he had uny thIng to say Washington should have sat I dumb the session when throughout auotlonu of the utmost moment wore under review only to break ullonco at last by intervening In 1 trivial discussion I cems to us upon the face of the evidence presented by Mr Lodge that Wastilugtou had nothing whatever to do with the framing of our Constitution beyond lending prestige to tho Convention by presiding over It So far as Washingtons claim to states manship rests upon his connection with the formulation of our Federal organic law the proof Is entirely wanting What is known as tho Randolph episode lo I considered In 1 chapter of this volume In1 Mr Lodga absoUos Washington from Mr Couwiys chaigeof disloyalty to hi old friend Accord ing to the biographer nobody has ever be lieved that Edmund Ituudolph was guilty of corruption that while Secretary of State he either received ortrlcd to extort money from Iaucliot the French Minister cul pability was Mr Lodge contends ol different kind As Societary of Mate the bead of the Cabinet and In charge of our foreign relations I he bad according to Paucholo despatch and to Ils own admissions entered into relations with II foreign Minister which ought to have been as Impossible ns they were discreditable to an American statesman But tho In AmerlcRI 8tnteslnn very bonk before UH Incessantly brings to our atten tion the fact that throughout the adrnlnlbtrii tlons of Washington members of his Cabinet maintained either to the Brit ish or the French Minister confidential and deferential relations which twenty years later would have been scouted llandolph hud not treated Pauohot better than Jof ferbon bad treated Geuot There was In truth nothing In the Fauchot affair which to con I temporary opinion would have seemed unpre cedented discreditable the Insinu tol or dlsoredlablo except InsiIU ation that llandolph had slgnllled a wish to be bribed I Washington repudiated the Insinu ation I was scarcely tbo act of a friend to keep the Fauobet letter In his pocket for a week and then suddenly and solemnly exhibit It to llundolpb at 1 Cabinet meeting before men whom he knew lo b Randolphs biter personal enemies That was I proceeding which ve might have expected from one more than half Inclined to credit an Imputation for which as Mr Lodge acknowledges there leer was tho slightest foundation The long current Impression that Washing ton could hare been elected President I third time and that bo evinced remarkable mag nanimity in refusing to bo A candidate Is I scarcely compatible with the facts first brought put with adequate emphasis by Mr McMus tar but which the candor of the present bloc I rnphor constraint him to recapitulate 1 Is I certain that Washington could uot afford to I bo defeated and that defeat was not Im j possible seems plain front tho following signIficant circumstance In February 1790 tho House of Itoproentatlvos refused to ad journ on Washingtons birthday for hall an hour In order to go And par him their respects as had boon the custom up to that time The Democrats or Jeffersonian lie publicans who constituted I majority ot the popular branch of the Federal legislaturedid not hesitate to put thlsdellbir nto slight upon I Washington In older to mark their dislike As Mr Lodge points out I this wellconsidered net at the spokesmen of A party dominant In the House of lloprcaunta tlvns sufllcoH to dispel the delusion that party strife and blttomosa are tho product ot mod ern dar and ot more advanced forms of po litical organization In view of such an of fensive demonstration wo must recognize A good deal of ground for the assertion of a con temporary Democratic orator who In criticis ing tho farewell address said that tho 1resldent knew he could not bo re8locted be cause the Itepubllcans would have united with a wing of the Federalists to supersede him with Adams Another Incident 1 worth re calling Even after It was known that Washington cRi t aler ington would not bo 1 candidate for reelection I William Giles of Virginia found twelve other members of the House of Representatives ready to solo for a resolution affirming that I Washington was neither vise nor patriotic I and that his retirement was anything but a I calamity Wo have purposely refrained from quoting the far moro virulent denunciations of the Father of his Country which at this time emanated from tha Republican Democratic domoiiBtrato how press In order however to domolstrato singularly III Informed are those who imagine that Washington was universally beloved and that his Administration was tho golden ago ot American politic we make one extract for which wa are again Indebted to the candor of Mr lxdge from the Aurora the most distinguished Influential Joflersoulnn of guished and JoferBonlnn paper the time The following It should bo remoni bored was published on March 0 1707 two days alter Washington bad retired from the Presidency Lord now lettost thou thy servant depart In peace wan the pious I ejaculation of a pious man who behold a flood of happiness rutthlnir In upon mankind If over there wax a time that would Icon o the reiter ation of the ejaculation that time ban now ar rived for the man who is tho source of all the misfortunes of our country Is this day reduced i to 1 level with his lellovv citizens and Is no longer possessed of povvor to multiply evils upon the United States I ever there was a period for rejoicing this In the momeat Con tempt for Washingtons abilities was at this juncture quite as freely epu osod as suspicion Nor was Inability to SOl In him any Intellectual greatness coullned to partisan newspapers and to politicians tho middle and lower gi ados Jefferson has loft behind him a record of the opinion that we quote from Mr LOlhe Washingtons mental powers at no time very great were Impaired by ago during his Presi dency and that ho was easily deceived by practlsod Intriguers To much the same I effect la the testimony of Col Timothy Picker ing who was no JulTersonlan but on the con I tracy an ardont Federalist and who ns Secro tartS of State bud of course evory opportunity I of gauging NYusulngtontt abilities Vet 1ick orinc set Washington down as oommonplaco I not original In his thought and vastly inferior to Hamilton Who that will bo at the pains to compare the extant writings of Hamil ton and Washington will dispute that PIcker Ing was right In taking leave of Mr Lodges second volume we see no reason to revIse time conclusion sug gested by a review of the first namely that while he Is successful In Implanting tho con elation that Washington was a very great man from the vlewpolnt of moral character tho attempt to prove Washington a military com mander of the highest class or a statesman of the first order i A failure Tba Birth oftb Republic Ono of the useful products of the centen I nial epoch baa been the publication of a large amount of historical data relating to the llevo lutlonary and Constitutionmaking periods For the first time the original documents which constitute tbo authentic grounds of the his torians conclusions have been placed within the reach of the general reader Hetu for In stance in the Ihrth of the Jin utlic a book which his been recently compiled by DANIEL K GOODLOK and brought out by Belford Clarke 4 CoIs 1 nearly exhaustive collection of the I resolutions declarations and addresses adopted by tho Continental Congress the pro vincial ControhSOM onvantlons and Ak some hues tho county and town mooting and the I committees ot salety In all the colonies from 17C5 to 177C To reruso those parois Is to study history at first band and to learn I for oneself by what a slow and gradual movement I and by what I complex combination of agen cies the final Declaration of Independence was brought about No one can carefully examine the letter and the spirit of these document vl flout being confirmed in the conviction that before the passage of the Stamp act the inhabitants of the thirteen colonies wore upon tbo whole content with their relation to Great Britain Rome later historians have assumed that the restrictions to which the colonists wore subjected by the socalled navigation acts would of themselves I I have suHlcod to engender I rebellious temper The data here o moiled exhibit no foundation for such an assumption As late as October 1H the Continental Conuresa assembled at Philadelphia ufterdeuylpg In tbelr resolutions the claim of 1 Parliament In which they wore unrepresented to levy any direct taz upon them proteeds to mao the following coucos slon But from the necessity of the case and n regard for the mutual interests of both coun tries wo cheerfully consent to the operation of such acts of tho British Parliament as are bjMil flde icstralnod to tbo regulation of our external commerce for Ibo purpose of securing the commercial advantages of the whole em pire to the mother country and the commer cial benefit of Its respective members exclud ing Idea of direct taxation Internal every Idll direct tnxltln or external for raising a revenue on tie subjects InAmeiicu without tholr consent This sin gle declaration is enough to show that li I the liritlsh Parliament had abandoned an Lord Chatham wished them to do the pretended right to directly tax this colonies the latter might have continued like Canada to occupy A dependent position until the present time Another conclusion Is borno In upon us by the consideration of those papers The over throw of tbo French power upon this continent operated In two ways I was as we know re marked nt the time and before by acute Eng lish and trench observers that tho presence of the French In Canada and on the wert of the Alleghenies had caused the English colonies to keenly feel tho necessity of protection at the hands of the mother country When the pence of 1703 was negotiated it wan predicted at Versailles that Englands acquisition of French America would turn to ashes In her mouth This ought to have been as clear to English Ministers in 1705 as It had been to the coon sellers of Louis XV two yearn before But this former argued in this way not publicly In deed but privily While the French held time line of tbo 8t Lawrence ot the great lakes und the Ohio wa did not dare to offend the colonies We could not venture to demand that they should pay by direct taxation 1 tea Bonablu proportion of the expenses Incurred In the collective defence of tha British empire Had wo made such a demand tho colonies might have thrown themselves Into the arms of France which would have been only too eager to wolcome them Now however the case Is different We have only to confirm the privileges of the Catholic Church In the I province of Quebec and extend the jurisdic tion of that province over tho whole terri tory formerly French lying west of the Alle ghonlea Then wo shall hold the colonies In a vise and can force them to acquiesce in the claim ol the Parliament to tax them J we know the British Uowoment pro ceeded to take measures calculated to make the country conquered rout tho French A base operations against tho colonies I I Is plain from tho documents before un that the purpose of thoso procaiitlonB wn foreseen In 1774 the Continental Congi eec protested against the extension of the jurisdiction of tho province ot Quebec and against the act establishing the lloman Catholic religion In that province and erecting a tyranny thorn to the great danger from so total a dissimilarity of religion law nnd government of Ibo neighboring British colonies by the assistance of whose blood mind treasure time said country was conquered from France Thin protest l which tho British Gov ernment took earn to circulate among the Fronch Canadians helps us to understand the resolute return of the latter to cooperate with tho English colonies U Is lot ito onsy to ox plain tho unwillingness of the Court of Ver ealllos after tho conclusion 01 nn nlllanco vlth tho United States to undertake joint military operations against the province ol Quebec Franco undoubtedly would have boon allowed to retain thnt province by WilY of compensa tion for her assistance Nor After tho surren der ot Cnrnwulllu nt Yorktown should tho conquest of Canada by limo comblnud French Rod American forces have presented any In superable difficulties I U not generally remembered that nowhere not even In Massachusetts did resistant to the Htnmp act take such an orort and violent form as In South Carolina In Charleston upon tho arrival of the stamped papers citizens meet ing appointed ncommlttoo for certain purposes not specified but which were speedily revealed by the ovent The stamped papers had been deposited In Fort Johnson which watt Inade quately gnrrNoned A company of volunteer organized by the committee surprised the fort made tbo garrison prisoners and notified the commander of I British sloopolwnr that unless he took possession of the utttmps those would be destroyed Alter their domain had boon compiled with they released the garri son and evaluated the fort But ol course they had committed an act of rebellion of the most flagrant character Another prellnvolutlonnry Incident which la often overlooked Is limo Hocallad Regulation war which took place In 1771 In North Carolina This was a concerted uprising on the part of the small farmers of the upland regions who formed the minority of the North Carolina Whigs during the Revolution against the op pressive administration of tho laws In the pitched battle which followed sores thirty man wero killed and about a hundred wounded The result was favorable to OovTryon and the authorities who were supported by tho rela tively rich planters of the lowland districts A careful review of these data will convince the render that tbD people of tho thirteen colo nies were much less united In favor of nenara too from Great Britain In 177G than they hal been In resistance to the Stamp nt After that net was repealed 1 little sagacityon tho part of the Brltlbh Government might have kept Ameri can loyalty alive As it was some of tho con spicuous opponents of the claim of Parliament to tax the colonies were Tones during the Revolutionary war holding that tho claim had been practically waived and that the American people had but little to complain of Two Kxcellttnt Inw Hook Among tho nanny law books published within tho hut few years two works by Mr CiiiiisTOPHEn BTiunr lATE SOS of the Phila delphia bar aro conspicuous for tholr merit and usululness The first and largest of thee works U n treatise on the liability of railroad I companies for Injuries to tho Person and 1s entitled Railirau Accident Late iT Sc J W I Johnson o t Cot The cither a much smaller book entitled The United Main and lhn Natsi I Under the Constitution Is a discussion of the restraInts exercised by the Federal Govern I ment upon Stale action by virtue of the pow ers vested In I by tbo Constitution of the United StatoR Mr Patterson Is eminently fitted to write A good law book not education III only by oducnton and training but from his experience as a lawyer In the courts and as un Instructor In the law school of the University of Pennsylvania of which Institution ha Is now limo Dean Ho be longs to an able family another member of which his cousin Edwaid Patteison U a Justice of the Supreme Court In this city In his work on Hallway Accident Law Mr Patterson has furnished to tho bench and bar a mos 1lulblo qid to tho proporand satisfactory propitiation trial and determination of onset tinned on personal Injuries alleged to halo been caused by the negligence of railway com panies Such cases are DOW very numerous in the courts of the older btatos and much apacu In time current law reports is devoted to the discussion of tho varied and often very diffi cult questions to which they give rise Mr Pattersons treatise states the substance of what has boon decided In the loading coxes In this bianch of the I law I England and limo United States and enables the practitioner or the Judge to ascertain with comparatively little labor the present state of tlio lawns devel oped in the various decisions of tho English and American appellate courts upon any particular ticular point of Importance ombiaced within the subject mater of his work Of course the foundation of the liability of a railway corporation for injuries to passengers or other persons Is tie omission to do some act which ought to be dona under the particular circumstances of tba case The negligence II which gives rlso to a right to sue a railway for etch injuries has bean variously defined by I different writers ana Judges Mr Justice lAX coo 01 Pennsylvania has said that it Is the absence of cnr according to the clrcum BtauceB Baron Aldursou of the English t Court of Exchequer defined It 113 thom omls bion to do something which u icasonnblo man I guided by those pilnclplen which ordinarily I regulate the conduct ot human affairs would do or doing something which a piudont and I reasonable lan would not do Mr Patterson however suggest a definition which we are Inclined to think Is hotter than any of thobo which ho quotes Actionable negligence he nays io anonperfoimanco of duly causing Injury to the person to whom time duty Is ow ing The iii3porformHnce of dutymay occur by an aot of commission us well an of omission j on the part of the defendant ThU bell un I I dersto Mr Pattertons definition of negll I i genre seems more complete and satisfactory than any other which we now recall Some of the most Interesting cases which have lately arisen In this State in regard to the negligence of railway companies relate to the platforms at stations and the approaches to stations In many matters It Is the duty of a common carrier to exercise the highest degree of care to pievont Injury to passengers This obligation extends to the construction of can and locomotives used on the rallioud and to the maintenance of the roadbed nnd track Until recently the tendency of the courts his been to hold that the same i Igid rulo was appli cable to the surroundings of u station und tilt the utmost care must be observed to provide A pafo way for the passengers In nnd out Thus for example the law Is ns stated by Mr Patterson that 1 railway is liable for negli gence In permitting snow and leu to remain on its station platforms But it will readily be pOI co lc 1 thnt the question whether a railway has been negligent in this respect In a particu lar case or not will very often depend upon time degroH 01 care which It lit legally hound to tako to prevent such an accumulation of snow and lee In respect to the Manhattan Railway Com pany which maintains the elevated railroads iu this city the Court of Appeals has recently held that It Is not the legal dUlY of the com pany to use all human care caution And skill to mako the Ingress and egress to time stations safe Only reasonable oaro is to be ex acted In this respect and It was said not to bo evidence of tho lack of such reasonable care to omit to sprinkle ashes or sawdust upon the steps leading to I station during limo prevalence of 1 snow storm he I tneau i and C oclock In the morning The lame court bus also lately decided that In the constructional u platform I railway company Is not bound to build It BO ua to make accidents t passenger impossible or to use the high I est degree of dlllronco to make It cafe con venient and uaorul This looms to be I sill more radical departure Irom tho more rigor ous measure of liability which has heretofore generally prevailed In many omen tho pus I xangnr Is offered pa practical choice as to hero I ho will alight when the train stops Hn lust get off on limo platform which ho finds there whether ho liken It or not nnd I would hardly ceom too stringent n rule or unduly opprosslvo to require 1 railway company to tate thu ut most precaution to make his way of exit per fectly safe We havo referred to these recent New York cases ouly to Illustrate time interesting cliarao torof tht questions arising almost every day In that branch of the law to which Mr Patter sons book I devoted Although written main ly for lawyers and law students It contains much that is 1 Instructive to the improfonslona reader Almost everybody In those ilnystravols mote or less upon railroads and every Intelli gent person of mature years Is or ought to oa interested In knowing tomothlnc nbout his rights us 1 im 8otiKr und the obligations which Ibo railroad owos to him In that capacity In his treatise rolntlng to Iedenil rettialnts on State action Mr Pattersons thesis Is thnt any State may rightfully exercise every power of government which It IB lot restricted from exercising by the Constitution of the United States Tho restraints Imposed by the Consti tution Are either express restraints which are Bpecllleally utatod In that Instrument or Im plied restraints which result from the express grant ot certain powers therein Mr Patterson considers In detail In the various chapters of his book the decisions of the Supreme Court of the United Htates in re poct to the o consti tutional restrictions upon State power and formulates the result 111 compendious state ment of theIr general nature Their prac tical effect he says Is that while limiting the powers of each State In that which con corns foreign nations rind In that which af fects the Interest of other Stutos nnd of tho citizens of those other ritatoa it yet reserves to each Stab lull powers of arlfgoveinment In all that affects only the Interests of that State and of Its own citizens We know of no other work which gives BO concise and clear a view as this presents of the existing leltitlous between time United Rates Government cpu tho Governments of tho sev eral State iu tlm light of time Constitution ns construed by the Supreme Court Ono of tim most Interesting poitions of the book Is that In which the wi Itor discusses time Icuul tender question presenting both Hides with Iluoton presontnl HlloM excep tional fairness nnd showing that thai IB lonal fllross showll Ibelo room for an honest difference of opinion on the sub ject even among those thoroughly versed in constitutional law AN VNKNOirV JAPAtUteE ART The Arrnncemeiifc of Flowcrn In Artistic uurt JCIoborate Coiui o llloni Frtim the It utou Tin A new branch of JiipnniFo art lies mado ilfMoppearance on the Western horizon I Is the art 01 nrianglng Lowers new In this ounti v but old nit the other nits In Japan The apostle ol the now cult Mr Condor au nichiteet In the service 01 tho Japanustn Gov ernment lately ONpnunded the theory of Jap an so towur i uriungementB In Toklo The prim iploi gooinlniz Japanese floral compositions me tatnllv dliTorunt Torn those applied In I ltiropc In I the letter tho bosonm aru crowded together ill rich mnsnmt of color with I little 1 attention to Individual fotin ana total illsrugard 01 the lire st 111 branches minim of the character of growth in Japan stems and branches play tho most important nll brceho 10 IIrlll part Tbo alt of flower utrangonioDt like all other nttH In Japan baa n lour history and IIUR its Ie various schools At brat It nppoirs to have boon mainly connected with Buddhism then Indigenous schooiM arose m tiuctod bynomo men of moro than usual onulnnlltyand mental vigor The mom 1 popular schoid of limo present day Is Ibo hnshiu According to the doctrines of this school all tlowur nriaigonionli were olluwor 110 built about an imaginary skeleton formed of lines of balanced curve Symmetry tho mot elementary kind of balance in composition was choued but a morn mihtl hui mnnv wi4 obtained tat mHO ii conlornilty with tho principles of beauty as discover hie In natural forms Tha ordinary blower arrangements otJllry Jowe IrrD Ulont wero two three live or noven lined and n somewhat different character was bestowed upon theno lines according ax they woru up pled to standing or to hanging arrangements arraDlomenlB I Intimately connected with the character of flower compositions wan tho form of the yes I I eels employed of which there wer several 1 kinds adaited for standing resting atainet i the wall or 1 pillar or suspending Among those were certain curious roses made of bam boo cylinders with several side onlnirs In tuiidod lor tbx ananuitmeot 01 flower in bov oral stages In these compositions which con I talnod several kinds of plants or trees In com I hi tm itt ion the locality of gnu wtii nnd spot lul diameter were never lot right of a dis tinction being always preserved between tieo land plants and water plants In selecting and an anglng towers the uppropri Iroprl Silo seiion anti In the tao of plants common to several seaons the peculiar character nt the particular season were never lot sight of Used In combination some held higher rank than othois und with dliloiOht varieties ot the same species tIme Coors had a certain order of precedence S bite bios oils as n rule tanked titst but thoro wero hovi ral exceptions to this rule The Idea of sex was appl ad in several vas to iho itiitractor of leaves stems aid 9om blosxomK In combination the leading Idea of such iiistlnctloiiu bipg to produce 1 pleasing vailoty and to avoid redundancy A good dOll l ol cenimoiiial was mixed up with the practice of arranging lnwor Flnwar RAtboiIngB were often held ut which It was iinual for the guetA to mako llouer composi l tions In vvhleli case certain etiquette wig to bn followed hilt by visitors aid by hn t Special occasions sin h as uoddlncs cominfn ol ace house warming welcomlngB farewell fllel gatherings and anniversaries all had app o prlnte t tIn ens curl appropriate methods of de signing llaimony win required between tho llowei groups and the vuill fixtures In trod of which they were placed bl related both to harmony of lines and proportion us well rporton cl as to harmony of character Ono must not clash with the value motive or of bet or tho other and If possible time combined arrangement of picture nnd Iwar grout should have 1 continuity of idea contniity I For Axumpla In time times of I picture repre sent ng a water landscape Icing ucd time I flowers arranged in front might ho l Irises or other water plants suggestive of the fie I grunt of tile landscape Some of the most popular flowers were treated In avtirlety of ways at Mist sight seemingly cuiirlcioiia enough but actually tended upon a close ob servance ol nituiul law Combined branches of choiry hioitium warn to hive buds In time contre and top anti blossoms ut the base and hides iiinsirnioli as time cherry into commmiced bloKsomlug Irom tim lovvr nldit liaiiclii in time nine way nrnngomentt of autumn IpUes were 10 t be ledder peir limo tsp tioatio l tun Li of maple IIOIH becomo roddiinorl flint toward I tin top of tie sins 9 Aftei tin tiunerul art augu nitlit of the composition t into I liarinoiious lines special attiinion t UMS d itt oteil to tho distribution of bhmonif buds und leaven i ho ludlcloiiB grouping lot l ding and turning nf leaves ho an to levrultliel i allcreut sum fa us without ridumlanuy lormnd nn Impor mint bt it lou ol the ait IM mil ul t i tmimtisttitmt ions Into male and female principles mid into Imaginary unctions suoh an ilewdrlpiilnu bit dewholding ice spring lent l and vvlntur loaf cnmo to tie assistance of the designer In producing beouilng olteclM Skill In manipu lation was only to bit ncqiilrod by patient pruo tlce lime artificial form imparted lo brandies and ctems Ntis obtained by t ending mid In lIme case of unyielding material bv means of mom vIolpntciUMliliichplltlliigunilevHiihandiigiiig In the llsousBlon which followed this cxtt cube of the rritmoinltn of the art ii wits ettited tout time flower MtMiim of lapaii WHS perhapx the only irnnchof her alt In which few if any ovidoncoH of foreign origin could be rtlseov oiad limo moHt iiidlmentiiry Irate of it could lint be found in i C realm art and tint ladlral conception of time Japanese nnd I hlno o nr HstH in hits roapnrt Wet i it Hi different linear beauty being the Jnpanoso Ideal color lImo Chl neathittt It IN useless to tool to bina tar time origin of limo tint It watt imptitti that tile origin of the llower system was religious that it IB t bagel to A class of unto dovoloped under Buddlilfctlo Infltifiiirof Ycsit I itt semi Its louniltr who lived at lb close of the Illtoonth century hail had lecourso to priestly aid In all his cilia tie offojiB tint established the Chanojii cult with which his name wlllaluava be associated Caught tin Hmn FIb Talon In One Week MuNFoiiDVJijU Ky July 13Unclo Bob Munford of this place caught a big cattish twice within tho past ivesk Ho was llehlngln Noun lllver near here when ho caught It for time Hrst time landing it after a Lard battle for these river blue cats are very IMIIIO Undo Bob admired his capture for 11 mlnuto 01 two tint then running a rope of hickory baric I I through Its gills tied it ton Mako which ha drove In the odgo of lImo bank Ho went fur then down the rlvor Hulling and when lie got tired ol the Miiirt went bHck alter lie tilxvap cure Ho found the Huh was gone tlm tank Icing broken Four or live ilnjs Inter lie win fishing at the I eta ttie place when hn eiuglit thu i saint cat lie iltamit tiled thu il lia by it pieco of hickory bark tied to it itt gills lie took this out ol the gills anti n ted it to the lark which still hung to the etakr The ends curiae lojulher exactly and there could bo no tiulit about the fish being the mutate that hit bud ciiught pie vlousljr It weIghed twentyeight pounds roIcMs onrn JW4WNG The former Governor of Mmnnahnaatlii Contemplitte the Capitol nt tViiaMn to From IM CMittan Kniittr Thli li tie terrace nt the Capitol The July inn lets slowly In the volt Ami with Ui ROW suffuses Ihirt Hit sty OalnH which the mntmtntnt iprlngt hIgh and whit Tho city roofs are elmtired In tie green Luxuranl foliage ot the summer leaves While near at hand agalni tlieJt marble welts Ktv TOD UD sift lawn Ilk j emerald set wlln teen The hum ot lie ont ntntner liiy li VisIt And silence et unr e i qupnt tint cola The silent uf the huihltitf of the earth Ailrin Ills treat arm iloil Cave It rut Bneelnert ami libt arc laid upon lit fAce The nweelnetn or tie loSt uf dtig day So exquUlte Ihnt thoiili II stoics un aned II queuehri mil the young nioutri creicent horn Vtlilch thluei tcrane cut otter lul tii the ski bweetntM und lisht II la I but mitt Ihmi this Itt u tlie euiuodled deity of peace 1 he peace of nature love enfoidltiff down The peace thai ruts in test Hit leant uf man Toe jitnei of And ind l ei lt blcmd by tIed Hnuthwnrd between the nfdrt ot the lives The KltAin of the 1otuniafl Aimvers back As U Mrs llucerlnc at the buthliw feet or the VlrnliilA hills whuir tops are crowned Vftlt rerdiiro und us llh rich dnrk ccolln woods Across rum shore to shoi e the IUIIK lrlixt ruts And vnth Its Hinder stretch jot IrmlJ links torover to each other North nnd touiti What memories throng It floe dents AS the hosts That made It echo to the irra I of vrar Ln there tlie Cells whero freejnm s inlhtr heart Throbbed hi ito brutes of ihlvalrt slit youth titd sled to btitls ammt It vIctory won for Close It fought mar mil Fur lho u fouKhtl There tie the ashes ti Ihe ulroi deal Who people mix the ipucei if Its sty And thence lout ttWti l upon a Un t redeemed Ou nhacUeil bnndm tllienthraled and tree A briAen Lnlun who United alalci Av and united heani un IsOlbu sIll I ler comes another who tile me itrotli forth Ta cMcU the sunset from Iho terrace heIght its of the elite e ho in jtallulnl icalel The talanoe hold between their fellow men And Hi the limit of the fouernot Mate He allo U of thove vvho friixht the fight Fooler and itateiman who hath boil asIde The patriot i aunrd and wIlde Ibis judges pin rirt of tli peace and pillar ot tin posse That cornelli wills Ui healing after war I wonder If Hie stout IIIOUE heart that bests n phln Iii brent touched by thU sunset tIght betel by the eetnoi uf tItle mellowlnc scene Turin mom the Capllol and grateful itlll For tliU fair land in fort male and blent Yet dreamt like mine of that one spot la It Which U to bin And me and every ion Of the republic that Ussr came his born The capital and centre of bli beart Where wife and children are Hafe folded In Where burns upon the hearth the holy are 1 hat norer ahall gn out tilt life goes out Of love eternal nacrcd ai It Cod The home chiller within the sunny South Or far Nortbtreit or on Sew Enitlandi shore For which its fathera built to sure ami itrony For wbicb Iba teats of freedom shed their blood To which tbe great republic wlitt its lava Its mIghty rrritlire of litrola deeds lie eacriflcm and its iplenclid gains III itritln to lilt each human being up Its recognition rf etch cots of ma As brother man ant son of 004 u ret In lust analj ils aU coueirate Joule D Lena II 0 July IOU tlu CoitrtrrJoumal BAT A rhythm nf reapers a fluihlnr Of net In lh mriunw a lathing if thiAvea In tbe WII M andt a gutter Of iran bunded otrct tiC u twitter Of blrdk In u uio Inulttt cIty mti that me Jetyt A rattle of corn tonIcs A tinkle Of bvbI eli tIe bllltlicc AKflukl if ihtepln the Sowtatida a Loir Of bes wher the clnvvr is heavy A butterOj bluuaeriuir br 401 that It lulyt VICIIT A moon flooded braille A ttrarlni of tru hearted stern a buying Of fir away etching Alrenmlnr Of brown lilted tuners a gleaming Of nrefliei eddying nigh AbS tint Is J017I A babble of brooks that delIver Their flower purpled area 10 the river A moan In the martllei In tblcketa A dolorou droning nr crickets Attuned to a rrlppoorwltrs cry And that 11 July Juu Niirio Uinniwt A Telltale mm Ut riVtovrnffue Tma A late thou tell it cAmera Of brAuicous forms And laughing aju And lipi mAdo up tor kisses re mure alas of lines dIsguIsed Of bones lak out of tourtiad up tIes Of foolish Tnnlt yes yes itmuc arc A telltale Tbon palntst the looks of lovers fond That they may clue lit sweethearts true bit of tnou lAktil tliam iina ares And then ttirit talei thai tty will roe or toy roinpiactd on tome icapcirraca Of other klrlt ah me Thou art A leittulel Thou makett a living preirntmeni Of lutadow hill and cue fl utauieous nitiure tinu 100 a preaicess Thu lellett many a tale Of wondrous truth and btAutr everywhere Aol eel semi thur my loved cotopAnloo Thou art itlll A telUols n To illy Ancllnir Uentor from the American Angler ono Is he atth lnt footsteps CreepIng at beltid tie buphes With hI bamtoo in s rIght hand With hU creel upon hie efciide And his landing let impended From bit neck wiiii ink itttio I tt is he who lures the brook hoot Ltirei It to trln tIe water bin ltd Totes tin frrn be taumiiiti rthos Taiei I lot with cue mats deftly A el eItt thee te true t hi turC TIed upon tIe finest SO5IAtfltr It ll he who spurns the worm halt TAIke egalnit It idiOts About It with hi friends uniuud ibis camp ilys when the gutter lit tlie evenings An i deycAtit upon their day a sport with ibo trout and on the wheTs He who took the big four rounder Out from floOr yonder s u ow W n h tile iTItiIlflOritti teStier Cast no eity on tilt u Ater look blot br the woilItrois swItch cast Lately used bj noted anglers He who took the old bronz bACker Krom the pool below thu rnptdR With hit fight nunco te ttt coattail And A minnow pit td 10 owlr hlglit acrori ttiu ctsgiltt current TowArd the rock iron whttae be cast It II Is be Ihi one who taught me How 10 make mv rods aid tinkle W ith H li tint m slut iiI gtntie With a tact no brlulil AIU Mnillng 6uii Ing bin I Use lo toll nuu list I never wood loriel him And thAt I would surely meet him Jn the und of lit u stern vV hire Hit is ttons over open W litre tie iisli nro ntxer smaller Then the glait out brone b iktr That he took below the rapids lIAssr CaLisw A Country IConil Cmit Hnlyrt Wrily Tsitow with duet U nirp in noonJAV clan Y ilow with thin i ftiitut i vatrftr HH Jn tie UK pool unit the chiMnunkk ft ilk and play Where iu dot lAisitt iiroidtr ml lbs alt flea oamutesvciuo tutlrrniti nitd iravfavnce rare For Huninmr It 1 etc tioldi uribroken si as Till I t rt ttiiU ttt tiltS A CrC I k its want ol hay Com lumtivrliu Uown ISo rotri thorougbfart Then nil it l a HI offutii Tti nrtlnnl irtu Are niotloulefc i 5 tlie dMiaut i rOte hllt on which the fttiu 1 m ot ih wtilte Llnudo rest When nlittrnlr tli while ticckvd olurrr sea Jill jojou irtrubl while the bobfjilutvtrlll Hit wittIest meltdie with sweet uurcit 1C K IICMIITTILICK Tier IlDwrcBt of MKV from SiC Itixti Tranicitpt Uara was Its lot of our fathers lIe loin of the catty S nr4 Eeatt Its rrralealiik the earth for a niggardly dot ot ittMriIi T dirpiJ In hi oirtti of tIn hlllt In the holluwi of tree trunkn uur eu Uro lnciu jrlvuuicif U cave starvIng 011 berry und i took hilterleis wati flees sesk a tinir ird sod waster f tin trouj firAr ll fiV tide brand nf tti sit hv lb i tilrltvl nl bratterel nit Oispsd Purled in lofts of the cow wtvlnmel by the river iii lied Yaysi ty lbs scotirga of tie storni sCurt J by the iaggerof trust A teretehel ant barbaruns race UiekIIteJ iii lIe mrey f alt in hoais to escape rote Its tel to tIe 11110hz rIte of Uiorterul Hunted iff hunter cii l etn wIt it JtCo wa A nit ton cr tel l Troll the dsih uf tie wniiib to hIt UATI nf tic nat inri tih tlio fchndovr of UrwiJ Put we wf are cunnln and kln iij we have inade nil vsliiom our oru ft a turn n uter II tli art we luo tboe mid lmtnt naiiir ttCtllCht l n oUuitti ut Id fhrrlv It t ills wlmi w dune un ttn trite ovtrttiruHn ttulil Is kln t e ti II r lotht t tu About with tits fleili I S e tao Sited 11 it all I let Our Sitters lh tin critic mutt tf th cavti acre the lAte hoar a ito t They fist l the w v eck him the know s with hit blood lilt our chat t0 iljid WA toIla i bta irMiki I ihr Mith the ilrlfi ha1 La we i clear Lim anil sty Vt frt on uif Ott ot iiii nis i we funifon oar loins nltli hu lUw 0 mar clloji rrcrreisof miu O race of unipfftk tite frtll1 O strikers c f tire from the lFArt of the rock In a for tonal hour Who bave tItled the iharpened flint to the wotdnfol Vlll irOql htfft In the day of your H cAnes and want who dnamt cf tut day if liar tower i II D TIUJU unthcm tKnnKtt TO flu YALTIRt Instance In Which Uoynllv ham SK Kxnm pies for Illnctun IoulHi nml lnnl ris LONDON July 4 Long before this rrnches the lolccrnpli will have told you w you ol the en KneviLont liclwooti Alcxnnder Wllllnm Cicorce Duff Kiirl of Flic Vlfcouiil MncdulT llnroa Hkeno and llraco anti Louise Victoria Aloxim tire Ittgmar oldn t datiiihtor of the lrince of W los and irrnmldnitBhtt of Jiioon Victoria ThosviCetnnt bridegroom U Hourly 40 lear old time hi Ida to bo Is about half way through hot 23d Ulir Lord Fife IH Lord llcutoiiiintot lllcliiHliiro ho was oman Captain ol tloUrin ol Oontlciiicii nt Alms and him boon cm ploiod on n Hpijclnl uilsflon to a eooondrat Ktifiipiati power lm lion mt In 1nrllntnent ar U Liberal Unionist lie him now u Inrue e tatoB In Scotland and above all ho i a imitnur Iu tutu bnnkini house ol Sir Sittnul Scott Bert V Ua London Ills tltlu In i lush hu hlinslf Isn Huotrhtiian anti ha Is l porulnrly supposed to bo doncendcd Irani Macduil Tlnuij ol Illo who disposed ol Macbeth An llnrU 1iioriiKc time LnKllihmuua Bible dovcnt cluliu lot him nil ancestry more totnoto thnn HiH It i IH piobaMu that popular supposition It at least 40U years wrong Time undo U lie oldestdnuchte ol the Price of Wales site baa Iwo brotimere c icr than her Rolf ono of idiom la known an Collars mid CuffB while this other Isnt hlio la 11 lady of tho ItuporinlOrdorot time Crown ol India and illstiint from the crown by inly three live Blrmicor tliinwB lmo happened tlmn that the should ascend the throno at Juecn lime niarrliiKo In Mild to bt one ol lovo litti marriages of BIIIIB and daughters of the lelKnlnir Bovorolena of droat BritaIn to sub jnuti IK by no nioaim PO unustiiil as iniuiv per SUIIH luiaslno I I In fuel it I is i only ui mao the prnsimt lorinnn I fumlly las loin I nn Ito I ii rib Im tin DUD that Bitch tutu nimtmeo have lullrii out nt ciidtom l rum tIme titun nl lie cnnijuot dow it to time middle tI the luyt century lrnccs slut IlltKcshct of rdunliiu larullloi almost more often than ntbrrwUo vvc dnid t cub huts Attelu ilnuchtor of Ullllum tIle Conqueror calluil tide Iriond of f llm poor married Mophcn lonnl or Itiole her KJH was that Ktophoii who cave tlm unfoituniite limnriit Mnuil known In Knchuid tin i4ueutu MatllJn so inuoh tiotiblu Hn bocaiiu KIIIK ol Limlaml and BOO dan n to hlMon nitho Jvlnc hliphen who WHI vvotlhy I poor HI iu bivochoiuoBt him hull n crown t ho hold lItton Rlxponew all too dour 1 ltli thnt ha culled tha I let Inc lawn Hit lolruoilni i to knriwtlat I tailot woio ai troublosoino in the rcliti clMoplien us timey ore liidiy It in a touch nl niitiirc that loCket StcphuuR dark reign bocni very clobo ta Victor nt Irlnci John who Intor became king of Knc land nnuriLd Isabel duutrlitiT ol Mllliun Karl ol Uloiicotor but bo was dlimcod from nor uucatiuB ot coiitMnuutmt los mireleigramlt futhor Hunry L bcMni also IHT Kreiuunuid futbur bliakOHponre H Constance till urlPMi mother of tliu little Prlnco Arthur wits time datiunlor of Conitu It piiil Duke of Ilrittnnr and Lnrl of Hidimond when Cieollr the see ond son o henry U touk her to wife Two children of King John niter his death nintiied htibjuctr Ill haril Len nf Cornwall the tlcluit I prlneu in Chil Isluttidotu who buiiKbt by his uold an olertlon in Ivinq ol the KomnnK and IsKuinutlnioa knoun an Jmpeior ol Our mmy nuirrlud Isutul dntiuhtttr ut William Mnrslmll IJirl ot 1umbroku lbs 1rlnoosa Ilcntior married IIiht that same llllnm Mar shall thus bo online mothtrlnlaw to her blather and socond Hlnion de ilontlort Knrl ol Jcicislor wliii detained anti took prisoner thru brother at tie bmitio of Lowe lnr2Bl While Homy HI suit on Ito throne nut cots Kdinond J nrl of Lancaster mantled Avellna lauuhtai ol Wllllnm Lnrl of Albemiule While Kdvvnrd 1 reigned the 1riniess Joan married first Gilbert do lure Lan 1 of OloucoKter und Hereford nnd second Itnlph de Montbernier Karl ot ilouuMor and liens Edwards sc out dniiKhter the Irlncos Elizabeth married lor a second husband Humphrey de llohun Karl or II ore lord und Lssev from this mar rliiuo dflecoud the great houses of Ormonde and Devon Two sons of Edward L after their father dentil married suljrcts Tlioiuas of nrothcr ton 1ail of Norfolk married Alice daughter ol Sir HociT Hnli their daughter was the ancestress ol the present families ol Jlowbruy and Petrtt Kdmond of Woodstock Earl of Kent matrled Maixaret daughter of John Lord Vvake No fewer than six of the children of Edward III married Hubjecta lour of them during bolr ratliers lila The procprsfon was begun y UdvviTJ Frincoof Wales the Black Prince Ho married TnnD called the Fair Mala of Kent laiiRhturof Edmund Woodxtoak She muij hare bad tie time sort of beauty that Helen of rioy piisessod for the lllaak Prince was her bird husband Her Hrst husband was Wlilliira dountucute Earl of Hallsbury and her mar rluao with him was dissolved her second wee hit Thomas Holland and her third the gallant prince who never became king Lionel of Antwero married a daughter of William Karl of Ulster while two of the three nnrilacoH of John of Gaunt Bhukenpeares timehonored Lancaster were with tub ects Ills nrflt wife was Klanohe ynuntet daughter of Henry Ilftntacsnet Duke ol Lan Caster MB second wife was the eldest dauah ter nt Ito King of Ciistlo and Leon For Lila hird wile ho mnrrlod Damn Catherine Hwyn ordwidow of hit Oteit Bnynlord she hud been his mistress Site was ho staler ol Chuucorn wife hmro this time no English prince 1ms conic so near being a literary man as did John uf Gaunt Thomas Dnkfl of Gloucester married a daughter ol Humphrey de liohnr Karl ot Ipieford Tho Illmom Isabel married Incpl am lo Brun de Cottcy Knrl of Bedford and the Princess Margaret married John Hastings Earl of Iombroko Ldward irimo of Wales the luckless eon of Henry VI married Anno J evlll dnuchttir of llcbnrd Earl of Wai wick After his death she fuLl riot Itichnrtl Duno of Oloticoioi aitor rnnl Iticliard III who according to bnnke Buearo wat one of her llrst huupunds actual murdoiorB One of the bravest of the Lancastrians to fail in tho battle nf bt Alhiine fought Feb 17 1101 was Sir John Gnus of Oioby Hi I eft a widow hit I bvniitllul I I Ell I oct ii Wood villa nod several children The widow re timed to hoi fathers home Impoverished by tile conllculfon ol her huibands CKtitos vhlch follanpd the final victory of the iork ibte f At lior fathers hou u at Oration iLo lived for three felts To Grail n came ODD lay ahiintlnp tho King Kdvviid IV the head ol tie 1ir i it8 lleutltiR aualnst vvboci Sim John had lullon He chanced to come to Sir Rlrhiird Woodvllloa noose und tlieio ha can time lovely Widow Groy Time Ring hat herc tofoio llteti a riotous lifo Jam blocS was not hlH onlj fAvorlto but ho lull In love whIm time fair Lllaboth StIlt Huy were so c itly married due ruarrlnue WIIH announced ate In tIlt rear Hil and win he cause ul the obeKlou ut tie Karl ol Warwick Turoo itt limo children of this romantic oiiiilo the Itrincectot Judy Anne nnd Kith nrluo niiirrlvd subjoctn nror tli lilncu If nil hour of IhsUrUortiiHOf UluT King hal iv ro ubjectr when limo IttftmtIe r ot tlio Filth ioatixl ilium ItiBccuialy by bl Hide m I o Ill Ion wait time liuutitor ol olr Tl omas llullrn a loolcmen of good lauiliy noi mitt tily rit lectcd with tie royal Imnlly Iiinu cymour was the daughter of Sir John hVymonr aipl lUohar nrudeos or bad bo initM 1 f hoi or to this W 1tru whom alto slitip anti fatlittlnj lovviinl vivs hue dttURlit r ii tnn Ldmund lowaid hon of the lule ttf Norfulk amid tlitli trine Iii runt the twit wt1 vvml dau gut er of bin Limoiimits Parr Suit n innd llrnt 1dwanl BiiiKhe and tbon Jonn j itle L Lord Littlii fr The fvu sisters of lietin VIII after his clcittims ol tliiir royal hiisbniidB murIel sih OCIB MaiKaret LUBCII o cllTlanll m ur ci Aichlbald t I bin of AniruB 1 mil livid flittet t OIlS rnbly with him d any gu tIll of 1rimci niiir Itul Cit it los lrandin Uiiko of Huilolk tie laurlBouiijt man in I Liiktu d 1 lIla Jsmneul uiilu etiii Duke ol York 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