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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT r. l., Aug. S.-The present week
promises to be one of unusual brlancY.
H. @. kidgway, of Paris aud the Marquis de Aavrn
and family and Pablo Ganno of Havana, have arrived
at the Ocean House.
william II. Beard and Mr. BeokWith, New-York artists
have also arrived here.
Harry Boakes, the champion lawn-tennis player of
Canada has arrived here.
Nh and Mrs. Curtis. of Boston, are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Hollis Funnewell, of the same city.
The steam yachts Lurne, Poly Mia, Radha and Corsar
are in the harhor
The Rev DR.. George Currie and wife, of Philadelphia,
are in town.
Commander Pckins. U. S. N, the guest of Mr. stuy
vesant lie Roy, OF New York.
The steam yacht POlynia has been out to-day with
party OF guess ON board
Moncure Robinson of Philadelphia has arrived at the
Fadden Cottage.
Pay-Inspector George s. Thornton, U. s. N, and w.
Weetsky The Russian Consul General have arrived here
John Russell, Harry Oelrchs and Travis c. Van Buren
are soon to start for Wyoming Territory.
The horse attached to the dogcart OF B. b. Tdcn, OF
York, ran away this forenoon. The cOachman was
seriously injured. Another dogcart into, and
Joseph L. Dodge of New-YOrk nephew OF w. i. Dodge
was thrown from his carriage His physicians TO not
think that he is internally injured.
II. w. Gray of Ncw-York ia in town.
Cardinal McCloskey sercnaded this evening by
one Of the local Roman Catholic societies.
Clarence Robinson and wife and the Rev. Mr.. Moran,
Of New-York, are at the Brightman Cottage.
Following are the late arrivals ut the hotels:
0eeaG hon p Nixon Leesbqrg Va Groups
Brooks, 4; q. Elkns NJ. e. French, j. H. Iaines Bos-
ton; Addison ii. White, Providence Arthur W. Hick-
man and wife, Ray Y. Spencer, Bufalo; George III.
Brooks, Swampscott; Miss May Kelly, Miss l.. Foley,
Thomas j. Foley, John Nichols and wife Israel Rosen
field and wife i9ltim9rei samqS Keyser Peter Marie,
L. \, Ashley, I. Whippe, j. NJ. Lii, L. NJ Yale, New
York; ii. j. d. Thinner and wife, Dunkirk /;
Edwin Harwood, New-Hayen; John Mattock and Wife,
Chicago; A II. Campbell-JOhnson and family, London ;
H. S. Hoyt, staatsburg, N. ". W; r. WuTtn CHAM,
brooklyn; q. q. Thornton, u. 5. N, Mira Thornton,
New-Bedford; Mrs. $. VI. Deming, & H. Deming, Hart
ford; o. stone, Lockporti n. Warner, Chicago; G. ".
knOwlton and family, Upton, Mass; X. c. Dc1inrer,
Philadelphia George o. Warden, Germantown, Penn;
John MaXey j. G.. Lawson, Arthur NJ. Sherwood. Charles
i. Marsh. A. sully and wife, NJ. H. Thieblin T. Aery,
J. Leighton Frank Pooton, James j. Cooghan, Edward
V. Cuoghan NcwNork George G.. Converse and family,
Troy; d. p Menefee t. s. NJ, Dudley Porter liza yorhil
Clayton G. Hall, Baltimore; Enos Clarke, 81. Louis
Hotel AqntdnecL-E. Wood Trenton: w. A. Brownen,
keokuk ]. 4. stow G. II. Moore. j. j.. Dodge, New
York; Charles H. Brceyer and wife, Charlie Mass;
Isaiah s. George, Misses George Baltimore T. Jones,
j. T. Lord Boston, Eli Gallery, Fitchburg W. Weight
man, jr and family, Philadelphia; Henry g. Sprague c..
+; Parkhurst +. Ii. Grant Providence i. c. Curran,
IitChbuIg,
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FINE WHEAT Crops IN RUSSIA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.--Minister Foster
writes the Department OF State under date OF July
Is, 1881 that the Russian whoat likely to be
Of the largest raised in the empire, and that tho
port promises to be much greater than usual. 1t Is
stated that in the districts tributary to the port OF
Odessa the yeld is likely to be large that farmers
think they could dispense with harvests for four
come. Advioes from Taganrog and the Caucasus show
promises OF crop equal to that OF 1874, one or the
largest know In Russia and advices from Moscow
affirm that II IL thought the harvest in Southern Russa
win be the largest they have had for twenty The
harvest In Central Russia, while not so enormous, viii
Yield splendid crop of excellent quality
In the Southern provinces the grain s already cut
further north II s still subject to damage incident TO bad
weather and the nsects In the Northern provinces and
In Finland, where very little wheat Ia cultivated the
crops not good but this fact will only have the effect
tho wheat trade OF furnishing small home demand
for this grain in regions usually dependent upon rye al
the bread staple.
From Moscow which IL the great commercial centre OF
Russia 1t ia reported that all branches OF business
beginning to revive and flourish after long season or
depression, solely account of the prospects or an
abundant harvest. 1t will not be without practical
political influence much OF the discomfort In tho
interior has resulted from hard times and short crops
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THE TRUTH ABOUT PARNELL.
Edifor The Tr1h3,oe

SIR: l am glad to see you doprecating the
proposed incurslon OF that demagoguc, Parne
as Irishman by birth, and education, have
long been convinced OF the utter per- cOusness of his
manners and methods. To apply TIE term statesman
ship to anything he has achieved attempted would
simply udcrous. His superfcalty, puerie petulance
and bad breeding could not be thoroughly exemp
fed than they have been by his recent misbehavior
in the House OF Commons, for which he was most
righteousy punished happy day would that be for
Ireland on which could nscrbe requiescat
ashes and those of his perpatetc and aress
BILE female relatives. In common with many OF my
countrymen, am in sympathy with any honest and
rational movement which has in view the equitable set
element Of the laws OF property and the qualified and
federal independence Of Ireland, dc olorc tho
fact that large portion Of my people elect follow
who has never proposed feasible remedial meas.
ure who 10, in all matters pertaining TO satecrat
into his socallod party horde OF adventurers hum
bugs and cads." Faithfully yours, AN IRIsHMAN
Ee,c-York, Aug. 2, 1881.
I'VE are glad that there is one American Irishman
who secs Parne as he rea ly is md is not afraid to
tell the cold, naked truth about one OF the most
troublesoD and mischevous agtstors and the least
useful lc;..r the unhappy island has ever known.
I'll
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rGs H. "rg Sss1e Ger Ianu. bremen 80 with
,1efslA OsS a. More. Carlisle fo
,Ii.bufil q Nsg vessel ~ Mavdcll X Co
D1iA a webster OF POrtland Price PORT Caledonia CT.
VIZ coal 60 order; vessel III Manchester a CO.
Ger, Sauer Trieste ~ days win empty
toI Isi 70 S9,rtel; vessel O. hermann Koop q %.
Bx MARINA Handy Cicslueg0s July l9 Nsfb sugar "a or
deI; vessel 20 N HunUer l. Co - ~ $3.50 ~
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. Ang 8-ArTive steamers Games I'M Aftsnso,
oll severn lBr. Janca from Montreal al Quebec.
t5rl, I1alott rOm Philadelphia.
New N' 1870 '
EEgc AsIIs Ang sArriyed, steamer Roxhurgh Castle
OBI. Iurpin from New-Ynrk.
LaRy2 Aag ssAlsd ner state Of Inaiaaa ODD sad
Ter from glasgow for Nev-Y
,,MollLLE Is Arrived, steamers Bucncs Arrean OH.
llsrl, F@rk, do Liverpool
nl ns21TgRntA avg SArnTed. steamer Caland Dtcs).
ASIlyEGr Aug SAriveS, zeelrad CBole) Meyer
dARIIx BNEP, Aug S-Passed in steamer Ocean K rsg
nom Liverpool for Montreal.
nj IsIaG Sne Aug sPAssed outward frlgato Dalaoat
AMERICAN PORTS
PhfitDELpHA, May Creusof yFri
Penn santaneeT, Roman BoEfer' -
March, New-York - -
ioaTee steamers Bibernan Or wyie Liverpool Caiops
Io. lgckef Koterdsm; -enerinqanl BIZ Ross. Calsi
JOINS N 'topslns Boston; calvert Charleston
Bedouin, Newpors. ~ Wv . ''s ''N"--e'
aleo, steamer Manderer
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SEEKING THEIR OU,N DEATH.

A BROOKLYN MERCHANT TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
TIE BRANDRErH HoUsE--A WOMAN AID
DICrED TO DRINK THROWS HERSELF ISTo THE
NORTH RIVER.
Bernhard Strauss, dry goods merchant ut
No 213 Johnson ave, Brooklyn attempted suicide at
the Brandreth House, in this city yesterday afternoon
by cutting his throat. Strauss went to tho hotel
about O'clock said that h was very tired
and would like room where he could take Il nap.
A accordingly assigned To him. and he
retired. IL was one in which ono of the chamber
maids In the habit Of making her
toilet sometimes but it generally unoccupied. At
about 3.45 O'Clock this girl to the ROOM Finding 70
locked, her curiosity excited aud procured
chair and looked through the The sight which
met her eyes caused her to scream On the bed lav
was flowing freely from gashes In his neck and
The cries OF the ohabcrnad soon brought others to tho
spot, and TIE ambulance being summoned, the
taken TO the Chambers Street Hospital where his
wounds were attended TO. Strauss is German BIRTH
though ne has lived for thirty years In the United
States He is fortythrec OF age, married and has
q family The instrument with which no at
tempted sefdestruction was small pocketkDlrc,
From what he said when dscoverea at the ho" #
surmsed that family difficulties caused him TO make the
he rendered desperate by business troubles and al
m OF fever s % I ho IN nI than ha
Mary Fischer, Swiss widow, forty years old, was
the foot Of West Fifty hft6-st Her face was cut and
showed that the woman had doubtless committed self
murder she had lived on the fourth floor of the tene
mcnhouse at No 439 West Fifty thrdst., eking out
scanty living by washing. When her husband died some
years aud tho support OF her three children
upon her alone, she took TO drinking The children left
thsr IN S f. s Sr only
age when Mrs Fischer had sold pawned every article
OF furniture or clothing OF her her daughters
She then gave her mother up MIRA Fischer continued
drinking until Sunday, when she spent her
the bare floor to sleep. knowing that
he andod wSqd put her In the street in the morning
was found drowned and the neighbors knew that sho
had carried out threat made whom her daughter left
her When she sprang from the pier her head struck
submerged wire cable and cut hence the appear
of violence. 80
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THE ARMY IND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The long pending in
sanity of Captain j. p. Walkor Sd United States
Cavalry, has been finally decided The Board appointed
q short time ago decide whether Captain Walker was
insane not has rendered decision that he
and order issued Mt the War Department to-day
directing him TO Join his command.
Lieutenant c Commander Edwin y. Houston has Deen
ordered to the Richmond ut Panama AssistantSurgeon
Philip Leach To temporary duty at the Naval Hospital
Washington.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. S--The United States practice
this morning.
RocKLASD, Me-, Aug 8.-The United States steamer
Yantc, Captain Woodward, for Bangor came into port
yesterday afternoon for pilot and left this morning
The United States training ship Portsmouth also arrived
yesterday, and will sail tomorrow afternoon Tor MOUNT
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HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
EvICTIONS IN FAMINE YEARS

u
10 The Editor Of The Tribune
SIR What was the principle to which you
refer this morning having been embodied in the Com
pensaton for Disturbance bin after being stricken
out OF the Land bill of 1S70l INQUIRER.
Neto-IOrk, Aug, 2. 1881.
lit was provision empowering the Courts to
award compensation special grounds when ten
ant was elected non-payment Orient Those special
grounds would have included the failure of har-
vest for three successive years, which left many
thousands of tenants at the mercy of their landlords
in 1880. The House of Lords, in 1870, rejected
this provision. Mr.. Gladstone made earnest plea
for the retention of the clause and it restored
by the Commons. The Lords again voted it down,
and the Commons were forced to give way rather
than sacrifice the whole bill. If it had been kept in
the original act, the evictions for non-payment of
rent in famine years would have been checked and
the excitement in Ireland would have been sensibly
diminished ELL
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CONSIDERABLE IN A NUTSHELL.

TO ne EdGtor or the tribune.
SIR win you be good enough to give me
and Others through THE TRIBUNE principal
OF the Irish Land b passed last week in the House
OF Commons y.
Oneontd. ". Y, Aug. 1, 1881.
1.-THE Irish Land bill has been discussed repeatedly
In our editorial, correspondence and news columns.
If the correspondent had ia pains to follow the
discussion in tho various phases through which it
has passed, he would not be attempting to "cram,"
as the collegians say, at the last moment. To an
swer this inquiry by putting the whole thing in
nutshell" would be TO encourage superficial readers
to slight the great controversies of public life at
home and abroad, instead of studying them with
painstakng care from day to day and forming their
own conclusions.-Ed.l
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SOUTHERN WEAKNESS or BOURRONIsM
r, Prom The Netg. Orleans TIm,a lDtral

o. Z VI the last i've years the discomfort with
1DulDon MANAGEMENT has been getting deeper and
eSePer throughout section Many wanton features
ties ~ administration impelled white major-
os 70 rescue their public trusts and them no
bourbon stewards who have earned scnlt esteem II,
cases or their service We care little for tho
Songsy called convention rcsolu tons, which
noh a9e rallied at the polls. We little whether the
democrat Jones, the noble Republican, Brown
cra ana announces his anguish respect 10 our s
OF his mtereststhat is simply of the tricks
powas a.u o We have given him frequent leases OF
an 90 not discover that his pretty stimulation OF
axercsa "a ever affected his enjoyment his
M iass power or that the Interests In question
on onr m psri 1; may be objectionable llkcwarmness
way Ia out II To take of the penny the best
that IN oo ana conserve the pound persuaded
gT0wfh H. our state what is tributary to its
- JUL pest possible service ~ the Union at large
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BURGLARS FRIG HTENED AWAY.

Some men last night noticed a light and some
persons moving about in the pictureframe mandatory
of r. w Amba at No. 1875 Mottst, and they informed
the police OF the Fourteenth Precinct The police found
that building had been visited by burglars who had
escape, The thieves had entered by prying
omen window. They then had broken the lock of safe
in the Office, had been frightened away before they
had been able TO steal anything
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for lhe past ~ hours.

synopsis J0r me pdst ~ hours.
WASHINGTON, August 9. L a. m.-The pres
is highest in the Middle aid South Atlantic States
md lowest in Minnesota, and the Lake Superior region.
General rains have fallen in the South Atlantic States
and along the Gulf coast elsewhere fair weather has
prevailed Westerly winds prevail in New. England,
southeriy OF the Mississippi and in the Lake region
elsewhere they hight and variable. The
has remained nearly stationary in the Atlantic and Gulf
States; elsewhere II has risen.
The following temperatures are reported Tonight !;
Passport 5s0 Burlington, 63o; Montreal, SO Quebec,
Gao; Alpena, GO.
Indications for t0-G1y
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
followed by increasing eoudness and in The northern
portions by local rains, southery winds, stationary
lower pressure.
For Now En gland warmer and partly cloudy wcathel,
followed by local rains, westerly backing sOutherl
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
Indications for tomorrow
Rain Is indicated for Wednesday in Now Enc and ana
the Middle SatN fair weather in The South Atlantic and
Gulf states.
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DEATHS FROM SUNSTROhE.

William Butt, age twenty-four, of No. 202
West Ninoteenth-st, by the heat yester
day and removed to New-York Hospital where he
died after admission.
David Regain, age forty years, resident of Indian
Town, Nova Scotia, employed shipcarpenter in the
yard OF Ward Co, Astoria, L. L. WAS overcome by the
heat Saturday and died from the effects.
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MR.. VENDORS PREDICTIONS.

MONTREAL, Aug. S.-Vennor says we may
expect great change In the weather about the time the
comet Ia in its pehelion when 1t will be also
earth This will the 2ota Of the present
month. During the time from the 18th 10th
the present month, instead of being burned up,
might expect he shall be nearly frozen by frosts
and strong, cold LOrtherly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
DISCRIMINATING DUTIES at LAGUAYRA

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.--A report has been
received from United States Consul ser at Lagnayra,
Venezuela which states that comfortably to recent act
Of Congress the Executive of the Republic has promu
gated edict bearing Of May 27, imposing an nd
dona duty OF 80 per cent impOrtatons OF merchan
disc from the United states and Europe which shl nave
transhipped the foreign colonies TO ofher
vessels than those which brought such merchandise
fron the original ports Of shipment
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PUBLIC OPINION.

BOOkwalter's Literary Bureau will naturally
pe run In connection with his private gas works.
tSpringbeld (OJ Republic (Rep)
1t is sad to contemplate that most of the
other States are behind Massa the Cv SER
Vice Reform queaton.-lBostO Herald Qnd)
Mr.. Conkling is not hated or beloved to any,
thing like the extent imagined by the zeslots insist
upon keeping talk about him. His future lies m ain
1y within his control He cannot be destroyed nv
squrtgin batteries fulsome adulation elevate
him 70 further greatness.-(Troy Times (Rep.)
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PRECISELY
From The Charleston Wsos and co,,ri,,

- Ffoha The Chdrest0n Net0s and Courier (Den)
The Virginia Conservatives have a broad and
strong platform There only objection TO it, The
party pledged TO settle the State eDt with the con-
sent OF the creditors aud without reputation Bnt tho
party are pledged In the same breath the
rate OF taxation The value property so
advanced that the revenue for carrying
tne government and paying the the debt can
oe raised is believed without making the rate of tax
eton higher than at But tho pledge not to IN
grease the tax has unpleasant all the same II
tob honest provided that do cost TOO
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FOUND FLOATING IN THE RIVER.

The body of a man about forty years old,
shabby dressed, found in the North River the
east shore OF Wards Island yesterday.
Alexander Lynch, twelve years old, OF No. 507 Court
st. Brooklyn was drowned while bathing at the foot
Clintonst, yesterday. The body recovered.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, August 9-1 a. m.--The barometer
remained stationary throughout yesterday, closing with
a downward tendency Clear weather with cold winds
and lower temperature prevailed. The temperature
ranged between $50 and 79o tho average 7oSol being
4so lower than the corresponding day last year. aud
80 lower than Sunday
Clear ar weather, with slight increase in tempera-
ture, may be expected In this city and vicinity to-day
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HIS SKULL FRACTURED BY PLAYMATE

While number of boys were playing last
age Gen. of No col East Thirty dr7tse, threw stone
which struck Daniel Thompson nine years Old. OF No
bS7 Secondave. on the head and fractured his skull
Gynn was arrested. The injured boy takon home.
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A MISTAKEN HOPE.

'TV" TIC CIHctnndts EfqnlTcr (Defn.J
,! ~ ~ our painful duty as a public journal to
.uorIn 0uteau that his book entitled Truth Com
on 70 the Bible to which tag is attached bearing
sh 1egend, Iree 70 cents" ia displayed in Cincinnati
snVP window with no takers We print this intecence
In the hope and belief that it win break Guiteas 6eart
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ....AUG 8, 1881
ARRIVED

Monarch tBr), DuuscoInbe, London
Wi 10 md passengers Patton, Nickers
steamer sorrento iBr Mayer Hull July 20, with mdse
10 Sanderson Il Son.
steamer hudson Freeman. Neworeans days, with mdse
and passengers 10 Clark q seaman.
ship st DAVID. scribner Liverpool 40 days with coal TO
Il & q SRobin5onj vessel 10 Vim X Grace & co.
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Philadelphia; J. NJ Wiley, Buffalo Mrs. g. j.. leland
Albany Mr.. and Mrs William Graham, Philadelphia;
Mr. and Mrs ID. w Powers, Rochester; Mrs a. j. Petit
bone, Chicago.
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Gpecial Notices


brunswick Soups.
In powdered form Ready in Is mfnatea Ten Varieties
Delicious economical convenient Grocers sell them
Mine raj Waters.
CONGRESS WATER ne purest and ssfest OF al csthaT
tic waters Avoid al Irritating foceiSn AID
domestio they impair the digestive orgaos and Kidneys
Piles permanently eradi within three weeks
knife hgsture caustc An Il diseases cured ,rca
Pest Oice Neuce.
The foreign mails Tor the week ending SATURDAY.
August i3, 1881 will close at this ONCE on MEbNlcS
DAY a. m. for direct ainsip, Labrador.
uavre and ~ l30p for Europe by steamship Both
MIA. via Queenstown THU RSDAA 81 a IN, Tor E1-
rope sOeamshp city OF Brussels Queenstown (cor
respondence for Germany ard France must be specially al
dressed and al llSO Europe, by steamship trsi
Plymouth. Cherhourg al Hamburg; on SATURDAY at
espondence rmany Scotland spe-
cally addressed) and at FOR scotland direct 81
steamship FuTnessa via Glas~Ow. and AZ for Belgium
direct steamship Switzerland vi Antwerp md II
Europe. by steamship HabRDnrg, southampton
and Bremen The mails for POI o REQ direct close
Pacinc close W hJN at 10 a. m. the
Mexico and the West indies close a.
1880 D. m. The mails for Nassau and Maanzas close
TIL URSnA1 al 1880 The mails Tor Newfoundland
close on THURSDAY at p m. The mails Tor Bermuda
close on riURSDAN al $50 The mails tor NowC and-
land and So Pierre Mqueiou Close FRIDAY sSo
The mails Tor Grey town close ga RDl at a N TIE
mails for the WaaH0rd Islands close DAl pm.
The mails for China and Japan close August Ia
mails for Brazil and Argentine Richmond Va,
HENRY a. PEARSON Postmaster.
Post ONCE, NeW.Hork, Aug G 1851
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THE RUSSIAN NIHILIST.
HARTMANN's FIGHT RATHER PREMATURE.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBuNEI

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The abrupt dcpar-
ture or retirement to place OF obscury of tho fcrocious
Mr. Hartmann, annihiator OF Cars and dynasties IL
considered the most amusing event IN recent diplomatic
history II Is surmsed that the he has adopted
will impair his usefulness to extent in the dsn-
guished sphere he has chosen The amusing feature OF
tho affair consists In the fact that Assistant Secretary
Hit never expressed The opinions imputed to him. either
officially personally.