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THE GORGONS HEAD IN RUSSIA.

A Roman historian has drawn n mastery
sketch of an Emperor tormented with Der-
yous irritation and agitated by fantastic
visions. ranging all the night long through
his clittering palace, sometimes throwing
"bimself on couch, sometimes wandering
"along the vast corridors, watching for the
"earliest dawn, and anxiously invoking its
approach" Suetonius was describing a
tyfant Alexander. the Emancipator, is a
sovereign with tender heart, who has sought
to bless and elevate his people yet the VIM
ter Palace witnesses anew the sleeplessness,
the panic terror the agOnizing vigils Of
Caligula. In that splendid pile there are
nIcture galleries, corOnatiOD-halls and q
crown-iewel room, but place of refuge there
is none, not even in the small apartment on
the first floor where his father lived and died,
for the Imperial prisoner, who stands in dread
even of his Wallets and his pastTy-cOOks.
The assassins who piled their trade in the
times of the Caesars were accomplished work.
men. De Quincy recOunts with sardonic
humor the ingenious devices to which Nero
resolted in order TO get rid of his mother
Agrippina. Poisons failed, inasmuch as the
wary old woman armed hec constitution
against them by means Of powerful anti
dotes A false ceiling was suspended above
her bed and in the middle of the night the
bolt was to be suddenly drawn and vast
weight was to descend. This scheme reached
her ears and another conceit took its place.
This was ship which, at the touch of few
springs, might fall to pieces in deep water !;
but although the mechanism worked admira-
bly. the Empress Mother could swim and
managed 10 keep herself atOat until she was
picked up by a small boat Equally subtle
ore tbe contriyances of the Nihillsts They
M lonoer cast lots in the dark and
sand ont assassins 10 hunt for Imperial
come in the Summer Garden or on
the pubic highway. They now use no
meaner tools than dynamite and electricity
and the instrumentaities whereby they hope
to awaken the people to sense OF thciI
wrongs are such horrors as the destruction OF
an Imperial train trundling oven a secret mine
ON the way TO Moscow, OF the extinction oi
the Emperor and his household by an explo-
/ sion under the floors of the dinng-hall of The
Winter Palace Providence interpOses anG
brings TO naught these satanic devices; tho
| baggage van receives the shock which was
timed for the Imperial train, and the Czal
and his children escape their doom by an ac
cidental delay at dinner; but the revolution
lists 90 on contriving new horrors III the
scourging places Of the furies.
The purposes of these self-instituted aveng
ers Of Russian society are invariably an
nonnced in advance. The menace of thu
destruction of the Winter Palace was Offered
directly after the explosion of the railway
mine. The Revolutionary Committee CAV,
warming that if the Emperor should refuse L
summon National Assembly and TO invest i
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FoRrtcX.-Stcps have been taken al Copenhagen
IN establish steamship line between that port and
New-York ---== Dissatisfaction was EXPRESSED at
the anooint,nent of Jose CamOvas del CASTILLO as
Governor of tho Bank Of Havana. - Free
Trade meeting is to be held III Madrid Sunday
next.
DoMEsTIc--The egro exodus investigation was
continued IN Washington yesterday. - Inc
PDstmaster-General has ordered the delivery OF
mail to certain persons. engaged III fraudulent
schcmes to be stopped -- Charles l.. Smith has
Withdrawn from editorial charge of The AtbaRy Eren-
ipo Journal - There were bitter contests at the
charter election in Philadelphia. - Ii IS
claimed that perpetual motion has been discovered
at Marion Ohio. - he election of delegates TO
the State Convention goes on actively.
CoNGREss-A number of petitions against The re-
duction of the duty on steel rails presented IN
the Senate joint resolution to provide ship to
carry provisions to Ireland was passed. 60 The
report on the Acklen case vas considered by the
House new refunding measure was reported
hill in regard to the importation OF sugar was re-
ferred.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-The Rev. Edward Cow
lev WAS convicted. 60 Sherman Club was
formed in BROOKLYN - James Lenox died. -
The strike of the workmen of Steinway d. Sons
has extended - The consulting committee
on insane asylums on Wards and Black
wells Islands has reported. - Marketmen
discussed the proposed reopeDing OF Manhat-
tan Market. - Judge Cowing testified In
his own defence. - Gold value OF the legal
tender silver dollar t412l2 grainsl, 1892 cents.
Stocks active and higher, closing excited and buoy
ant.
HE WEATHER.-TRIBUNx local observations IN
dictate colder aud clearing weather, with slight
chanees of light snow followed early in the day by
clear aud fair weather. Thermometer yesterday
Highest 800: lowest. do; average. 52S40.
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together and were observed TO nave
preference for eacln other, IL was
fair presumption that they were engaged 10
be married The young man who glitters on
the sunny side of the street on Sunday AFTER
moons. who seeks the cool and frequent nos
pitality of the front stoop on Summer even
ings, who is ready, in spirit OF pure
benevolence, TO bestOw himself upon the
sex at all times and in all seasons
will hear these tidings with horror and dis
NAV. If the youthful fair of Brooklyn find
that this year as rule they go "alone TO
" spellin' school," they may thank this maia-
droit .Tudee. who has with these few words
frozen the ardor of masculine devotion.
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Harmony is what the Democrats nre searching
for IN vain. Why don't they secure it by making
Their ticket Tlden aud Kelly

Harmony is what the Democrats nro searching
for in vain. Why don't they secure it by making
their ticket Tllden aud Kelly
Coparcencr Woolley, who was in Florida in 1875
IN company with the hiVh-shouldered Moses. and
WAS treated by that tremendous person with lofty
contempt. has his doubts about 1ildens renomna-
,ion. He has lately returned 10 Cincinnati from
visit TO Ncw-YoIk. and informs an Inquirer reporter
that he is able to state that two weeks ago Tilden
Lod moi decided whether he would run again rot
WoolIry admits thaf 1Ilden has many elements ol
.rcngth but he thinks the hostility of Kelly, Sey-
mour Church & Co. wOnld render his election mpoS-
shlc He thinks Henry b. Payne. OF Cleveland very
LLrly TO be Tildens second cholco. The list of
second choices wolls nvery DAY, and by the tluc te
ConyrntiOn meets Iiidcn will have one ~ nearly
every State. Rather than dlsappOlnt all the mob
Lv pIcking ont one he will consent TO see himself
sacrificed again for the good of the party.
Carcelon,s atiempt to reform the State Of Maine
COST the taxpayers 500 OO0 and his raid lasted only
n few weeks. If the total cost of the Democratic
ofnr,s to reform the National Government could be
sscertained the Democratic party would never have
another opportunity TO experiment III statesman
ship.
If blackburn would slip his gag now, and, remark
inc once moro that he who dallies is bastard he
who DOUBTS is damned proceed TO wipe in the
sane old place. the Republican party would be- JUS
tIfcd IN holding National Jubilee.
The Republicans of the Fifteenth Ward of Phila-
drlplra registered pretty emphatic YER
dict on Tuesday. The only member of the
Philadelphia delegation TO Harrisburg who II
Grant man from personal choice for Select
Council IN that ward and was defeated by 45O ma
ioritv though the Republican majority IN the ward
I,st November was 06i. His attitude on the Presl-
DENTAL question the only reason given for his de-
feat.
Tie missing election returns III Maine have been
found. They were discovered in box on the top of
| a high secretary IN the Governors private room.
| Who put them there nobody knows. There are said
to be private letters from the cnterprsing burglars
IN the box with the garbed returns and some lively
dey, lopments are promised. One bill for services as
| chairman of Committee on Indian Affairs. paid TO
| Councillor FOgg. shows that he drew 16l from the
| Treasury to pay the expenses of an elecuOneenng
| tour How he could pat the trip under the bend of
! Indian affairs Is not clear unless he called 1t q
| scalpug expedition.
The two Republican Conventions in Senator
| Conklng's District which elected rival delegations
TO the State,Convention grew out OF a contest and
| split of the old-fashioned sort. The factions wer,
pearly balanced and began quarrellng as thu
convention opened. Democratic newspapers repor
with great zeal various acts OF disorder OF whcl
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terson in glowing apostrophe, her domes
"and spires just rising into the clear piue OIL
ga new day her gardens opening 10 new
"sunshine her whole being full of life ana
"beauty and hope. starting forward ike
"maiden to the warm embrace Ola prosper
"ity surprising her dreams-shaii we see
1" thee strangled in thy very triumph,
"debauched by usurpation benumbed oy
"despotsm bound hand and foot ana
turned over to the lasoiyious arms OF the
" "one-man power1 No. thousand times, no
Z" The people Will rise IN their might ana IN
their wrath, in their pure majesty ana lot
"bid the desecratiOn.n And let ia hope he Is
correct. For, though we only dimly discern
through it all that Baxter wants to sell the
city's Louisville and Nashville Railroad stock
and Watterson wants to hold on to 1t, we can
not help feeling that unless something Is done
presently-in the shape of a mdRddiaus OF scFe
tdcias, or something else in Latin On tue
present state of feeling in Kentucky you could
never touch him with anything short OF
dead language)-we shall have Baxter striking
down popular sovereignty in the synagogue aud
beating the lite out Of it in the temple IN
way that will send Louisville and Nashville
down to par, and benumb the domes and
spires OF a rev day.
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ant man or woman who has turned frem wro,s
should have chance al virtnous life--ald th,rets
10 Is human and saluiary even though II bs known
that the moral law of the universe never rem,ts 4.
the human soul itself the punishment of SIN. Tn.
performance Of Charity ought, accordingly. a
prove Of wholesome inlaence and the piece Il one A
be welcomed. IL passed of very smoothly. yes~risx
mp 10 the end Of the fourth act hut the Rfh which
IL explanatory. proved rather tedious TIN part a
d. Skan0 witch was written In BY M. Dalv,-.
though less atrocious than that Of the authors own
creation % JONAS Smallry and IN the same vein,--
seems needless to the development of the stary and
certainly illustrates no novel idea of wicked
IL may. perhaps. add a little 10 tho hnmoF--
such it IL. II brings to mind of the dramatic
portruturcs oipoor George lmics0n, that, namely,
OF all snch monsters. however, ~ quite ancient.
Yesterday, performance was remarkable Tor A.
least. iour Of the incidental lmpersonaiions- Ar.
leolercq's being the beet and those Of llr Fisher,
Mr. Hart Conway. and Mss Ada keaan
giving occasion for much admiration.
Miss kohan indeed proved deficient m lorrs, ~ the
sagcs of sillcu deianre aud a teafinl dcsp~r aud
COAtritlon. fho Nas true Co jgst idcal oi utfun,
ana equally aiiless and tender boz hcr feeling and
mechanism. lhe peisonntiun 0i ft5 foriiHgoH %.
trnctsd kindly attention hy ttiuM WD1snit ~
grotesquc dtollory. The fail east Of parts is hels
given
pr AthelN .hs ORIGINAL character. cairies Fshsr
jonas snaev .'.... ..............Chsilct ieclef0i
ia P,riinsiia. a private deiecdri MANI nesaei
."hh l""htH y . i,iint
Mr yai agasl sonsa STA ahs. ~ b siee y lie
Ivf, Doc mi bIttl ii,ei ~ liac1
Ruth iic,sett tramp '.... ......... Aaa nshan
"Chhrty wil only bo played at Nsdue-aas MAJ.
in,es. EvcIv evening aud at saturday mauueca
' inc i.oj $40 hllu1l Hlll bc plra'".'o
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upyv WORK nAuy TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1890

The Ufica HedH makes no mention. but 10 is PLAIN
enough that there were deplorable dissensicus ana
bickerings II is to be remarked. however. that the
claim of The Herald that the supporters OF Senator
Conkling were responsible for the sDlt, does not
seem TO be sustained bv- the facts. The Chairman
of the District Committee called the convention 10
order and was Just about 10 nominate n chairman,
when an anti-ConklinR delegate interrupted nln
with motion to mrke another anti Conklng
member chairman. This motion was put Oy its
maker and declared carried while the ehairman
of the District Committee was going through the
same operation with the Committees nonlnee'
Here rhe break began, which ended Ia two conyen-
tiOns The responsibility for u seems clear and tue
act itself looks like sharp practice.
Grant and Woodford IL said 10 be a favorite third
term COm bnation.
The scheme for restricting suffrage In South Caro-
lima is likely to fail. The Democratic caucus Of TIE
Legislature Is reported 10 have decided against IT,
The most eloquent advocates of the measure were
the leading tlssus-hallot operators. who are eyi-
IDENTITY weary ~ their arduous duties. These pat
riots arc greatly cast down by the failure and are
sure the Sfate cannot be held for the rogencrator
ut the next election unless some new scheme for
per ering the verdict OF the haOt-hoX y ihFgrt'u
new ono will be invented, and t VIII Wnfh sue
cessfuliy. TOO. This temporary depression won
lasr loug and the superior Intelligence oI thc
chvalry will assert itself by the time election dAy
arrives.
The sudden change ot front by The Albd'y Lrea'
ing Journal ON Insurance Commissioner Smyth wili
unguc.uonably prove an embarrassment, Doth 10 MF
Suyth and the Governor. IL ~ chiefly nobceailr'
however as an indication Of the Albany temper on
tlc subject.
ON Saturday a bin was introduced n the lower
House Of the South Carolina Legislature providing
for the "puuIshment Of persons enticln agricultural
laborcrs from the state" Aud the eXlVth Amendment
OF the Consultation " 'hc United States Guarantees
every citizen OF the UNITED States against any
abridvmcutoi his privileges or mmunitic- 10y any
law of any state.
Tho Democratic SUB C0Lnniti" IN ConToss
seems rot ambitious 10 make public the gtonnds
Of t. eStrlorlinary decision to commit an Outrage
by ulscatius Mr. Wash5uru who was elected hy q
majority ol 3Ol2 but IL is now understood chat In
one county. where Washburn had majority ei 4Zi.
22e2 votes are to De thrown out because the
ballots were numbered by tho judges. In Mime
apols. some LOO are 10 he thrown ont because
tine returns were signed bv two justices of 'e peace
and probate judoc. instead of hy three justices oi
fine peace " Ne viii have the next President bv !
faiI ilcIs or ioul' Is the maxim Oi The Democratic
party.
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with full legislative powers, his palace woulo NC
blown to atoms. The preparations have gone
on apace. Servants have fallen under sus-
nicion Wallets who left their quarters alter
dark and did not return until morning were
arrested, and Nihilist manitesices were lounu
in their rooms; several diaries in which the
Czar,s bours for exercise and daily habits were
detailed fell into the hands Of the police, ana
diagram of the palace was discovered in
room filed with batteries and Wire' Inc
guards were doubled, yet NihiiIst piocla-
nation was placed by an unknown hand upon
the Cars dressing bureau. Military govern
ors are invested with absolute powers ana or
dercd to stamp out Nihiiism like plague
the secret police and GeDdarmerie strain Their
energies to prevent revolutionary excesses
vel the black terror remains. Whether he slts
at meat or counts the weary watches OF the
night, the wretched master of the Palace sees
the gorgon's head of revolution.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
amnssmsn,s ana snscilnss Co Night.

Roorus rurArRE--" Humpty-Dumpty:
nj y,s TurATRt--" The Eeyai Mddy. Xo.,
t1rTu AVENUE frRATRi - flrsles VI iV'N
UavFpfYe IIiEATRF-"Un Unknown 49,,
MsnlsoN SQUARE THEATRE-" hazel krse'
Nrv-YORK AoUARIUM-2 ana . SHcA>'
PApK lnEATHE-" Engaged. ,,o. vor.,v
ST.sDaFD IHFATgF-" HorrOrs.' ,,.s,
S1n,nN Ssslpp IUEA1RE-"Tne False Fricnd
49, ,cv's TtrAyRE The SbRughTnun
AcAprMY OF DKsIGN-Exhibiton. -. ,,...,oo
f.InckEgISG IIAIIl-3:3O: Popular Lenten Matines'
KesIFR q BIALs 6AEbES-Conceft
OCOSNOR'- UAIl--POO match.
SKATING RISK-Skating.
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~ nAIY ~ rILARIIY

The following letter has been received irom hf.
DAILY. in reply TO that of Mr Gilbert. published
On yesterday TRBUsEi
10 me Edtfor Of me TrtbWHe.
Sfr. Mr. ". = Gilbort's letter yesterday pnb-
lishcd by you demands an answer.
In 1874 | purchased from M. Gilbert Tho sole
hight 10 perform his then unpublished drama,
Charity" in this city. After dUy notifying bis
agent uado certain changes in toe play. and pro
duced Il .sveny times at my theatre. paying roy
slues 20 the author.
1he success of the play IN what Mr.. Gilbert now
ais s dehgscd condition" was faT greater than
e., run ia ondou l1d authorized me b expect
4 few days ago / advertised revival OF " Char
iu - intending TO pay.for 10. under my agreement.
although is publication bg the author had, mean
while. rendered il common property. 10 my
amazement received from Mr.. Gilbert telegram
prienptorly iorbidding me 60 use the play and
threatening au injunction unless | forthwith with
drew NY advertisement.
replied that a. possessed The legal right from
his agents to the play should produce " a. already
announced. He then telegraphed 90 me es folowsi
New-YORK. Feb. 10. isso
AuGtsrrN DAILY. Doigs Theatre
npd tunt CHanN" ha- been published and hm
dtsgracrfuly uiaugled version OF my play under my
name Will commence action for daina-e aghust
,o, ~ ooce OtIBERT
HOFFMAN House. Aetf York
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

ONE or orr MUNICIPAL BENLFACIOHS.
Mr.. James Lenox, who died at an advanced
age on Tuesday evening, took no part III com
nercla or political affairs, and was dlstin-
guisbed mainly by his bencfactiOns while-flY-
ing. In the Lcnox Library he erected his own
most honorable monument. The fortune ol
which he made so admirable use came TO
him partly by inheritance ana party
through the natural increase IN the
value of real property. lie WAS enabled
to live . life OF leisure, but it was one oi
tasteful pursuits and liberal culture. lie loved
the collection OF books, OF winch lac was Ju-
dcious and intelligent purchaser he was
equally devoted to the acquisition OF line
pictures, for wlIch he was always ready
to pay adequate prices; while ne was
anxious that the public should share IN
these elevated pleasures, and participate
in the benefits of his cOnnoIsseuship. rev
men of wealth have understood the fine art
OF giving better than Mr.. Lenox did. lie
was though an excellent Presbyterian, any
thing save a bigot in his tastes; bat ne was
Scotclman enough to be liberal 20 the church
of his ancestors. and to make IT The trIlS-
tee of his enlarged philanthropy. In
quiet way he has devoted most oi MS
life to good works Toward these he con-
tributed n sum of money estimated at not
less than two millions Of dollars.
He set an excellent example to rich men
of giving in his own day. and OF himself
watching the distribution OF his bounty lis
generosity has thus escaped the taint OF hti-
CATION nor will his money lie squandered IN
tedious and expensive suits. Nor could any man
desire memory more fragrant than his Will
he. Future generations, while they enjoy his
books aud pictures. will cherish toward him
sentiment of personal gratitude. Many mind
will remember that but for him this work OF
art would not have been seen, or that rare vol
ume been available TO the reader. So he took
care that his own delicate tastes should be per-
petuated and that innumerablc eyes should
be grailfed by that which so delighted hls
own. His il monument more enduring than
one Of marble or brass, and We might have
enyied It's possessor if his liberality had not
disarmed envy altogether.
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Ensluees %oncrs.
d" ALDERNEY BRAND y

"ALpERNEY BRAND
Bpy always ,sNssD M
WuBOR'S COD-LIvER OIL AND LIME.-ine
erest Regularity Of ts safe preparation alone
nitribnlae TO iorndc worth Ia te cure ~ Cou rs
Colds As;hma Bronchitis Wioonng COugs Scrnuons n y:
In0rs, and al ConsumPys symptoms II has 10 sn9e,los
Let regicct the early symptoms omsclst,
she, an agent j. at hand which all comp Dts of
- 1l'est Inups TAroaf only by 4. Il
WmBOR. Chemist. Boston. sold by al d'ueg1st$
Az AnsTRA ACT of the laws passed bv Con gTesS
In 1873 given TRBrNE ALMANAC for 1850 Jusi ont
For sale by ell newsnen or sent DY na rom
The ofice.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

Mr.. Wood reported the refunding bill yes
terday. Its full text will be found in the
Nashingtony. dispatches Of,'THE 1RlBUNE"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

1he Board of Education has voted unani-
mously to dismiss Principal John B. Moore for
disgraceful conduct. This decision was just
and inevitable.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

The Senate Committee on Railroads has
granted another postponement upon the five
cent fares bill TO the elevated roads A rni-
noriy of the Committee earnestly protested
but without avail
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

One more triumph of Jersey justice. The
Senate of New-Jersey in executive session yes
tcrday. confirmed Judge Dupue, but refused
to dilute the Supreme Court with Joel Parker.
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answered
February. 10. 1880.

To " s. GTInTRr Holman House Nssc lgIk
.gAl plH, tuc y, r-iun uf " thaftty ~ Nhicn haNe
avVs pIat M snd tor watch you we're glad % receive
many aunaruds OF dollars snd you aio welcome te
-petd rs mrc ot .hai money m e lawsuit WIN Hir as
vaI mink goa cau AFFORD. - DNhh'
Ii,nmcdatoly advertised Charity" as Mr. Gil
befl's play arranged" BY myself
have always scrupnlously respected Mr. Gil
beri's ulhta More tnan thI2 II he bad, instead of
his clustering aud blundefing telegram, sent me
any reasonable request, would onecTiully have
complied with a.. without lnquiring as to ms power
'under the pr,,--nt state ot the Jaw of copyright
AsitIs the public must decide who has been guilty
of Outrage" remain, very sincerelv,
AUGUsuN DAILY.
B1lJs Tbeqte Fob IL. 1880
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.
Pos,dae fcein fheUAiied States.
DAILY TRIBUNE Gncudng Sunoaysl year..S!& "
DAILY TRIBUNE without Sunday 81 year.. ~ %
SUNDAY TRIBUNE yegT....--.-..--..-------. W W
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. year..-....-.----.-..----.- "
kENSWFFElN TRIBUNE year........-...---. . 90
Remit hy T. o. order OF in registered irtter.
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
New-YOIR.
PKANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
" AsHINGTOS-No. 800 F-sj.
JONnON-NO &c Bedfoyd-st., Strand
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