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, 1881-10-21

'l'ho lnte Dr. j.G llultnlM'suost rrtni'ne!a-
sIvu wprk was hla Life or L!uculn," fIori whea
he nude ~ auN.
Louise Michel, tile Paris ConIlMu's'. IL
her newspaper, Mpirtwes Or tho aasas'naton u
President 0nrIleld.
Tho executors ut tho estate af tllo sate
Chi TbnnRs a. Suost, It IL saitl. will iint hS HI
Accuuntnf lh9 llppratsetHcItt.
QUEEN VIeturn llus lust bgc.i, buying se''
ernl largo farms III Wiltshire, although lHs'd ~
Englutld Ia unpromls!llx III MI Investment u
preaGnt.
Mr.. fet,atn kNturD, n Jnpnlese 0.i!eer WIN
has bcon studying Ut tho ltpynl Nnvnl co!'rvea u!
Greenwich, England, tstk tAo highest placu IL
tue recent examination. ..
To IL pretty yu,,t& 9irl Sidney Sn1ltll olce
sn!d; "ll0 you over reflect how yus pas' Seas
life? II ynll t!ve 10 br =, which hn, yo'1 tla5'
yo,lr,i Ia spant III thn following Islannrr; eu
hour duy is three years; this makes 1"cn.s.
seven ycara sleeping. nIno ycars dressing, aiu'
years ut tA.I!s, SIX ycurs playing with eh!fcitt; cit
1nD Yclf& tirAWtnK, WAlEIllK, Hilu flstl@t: 0'
yenrs slel'ptov, and three ye''ra Q"arresauH'
1t !s now whispered tia. tho rtass'n IT tho
Queen OF Npntn'A Intimacy with nlr Ah''f''n' ~
Fri!cess, 3!ra. MuckMy, wns lhat tic t"'f' M. NJ
lariuuhp hul l0sl,,cl tho Qiccn so'nu th'lSanas ~
Ut franes, for Which that lady bad Et'r's ~.
| mute, Monsieur Aackuy attempted I" eo'Ie..
tho sl1m !oarca whon tho mute hecauo IN u pas
her Majesty tlaiIdly iufarnloh him ina! ~" ~"
li4ypr uyul IGh lEltlxsi that Hhu elsl''sftu I.. ~
! jeiIt tHaeutc.t by 4hu lntrolucIluns ula 'a''@
! tiula 4ha bIltl EtfeN.
At tho sc!,ool meeting nj West ~"
lirjghto l.. l., last week, tho first wntll1h W.
was Gust by Mrs. tarah y. shhw, wito nf Ffh''.'
{lourgo Shaw, nnd lnnlhuE IT Cul. ftnhef' ~, ~;
Bhax, at c,,larel regiment, who was &'l'ro W "
| Furs Wayne. Mira, Shaw wns Neeofl'pans" II :.
her sur.1n-law. 3lr. George Nlittl'u Cnft''' a,s
was very respectfully received. tho or''"I nan .,.
lpg way for her as shv upptoachet! tho no'l oa"".
to1. Ehe is the mother of Mrs. 1oscphl'lt
ii cx.AltorneY- ueiaral FrancsC. Harlow ~
Mr. lto1egt u. alnturn. Fifteen othos hos.ssin ,nE,t
| voted utter her, an1 thaar ticket was saees'''~'
, 1881-10-21
noNS I1Arr thinks tint tlio wrs,lel {'utteau

l,uyS I'1Arr thinks tint tlio wn,lel, (;utteau
hntl Il confederate who rurniaaoa h!m money.
liz wrltea tins: ....
MAC-t,.rl1Et:, Oct. 0-I hayo reatl Tho stMte-
mcnt l.,ade by tho yhnsIly GutcHil, Hna 1t 1nnkcs
trInk. TAcrc nro mysteries About tthIsGuntess!nli
lilAt lnpu. wllc,t hs nntis tho nn,so ntnilt hlH
,nllrdprntls neck, tiu i,lay le INDUCED alu hnr1
itetwcrn Tho inauguration nld the death Of tho
President hc w!ls 1T Washington. relcctl to nt.
b,Mr.Ill,y- -h0,tau To boars!ln9- -hn,tsc, until he
furlsnl himself upon the Btreots without cent.
N0.s, Whit wAnt 10 9nuw ~, where ho Kot fao
nlt,lls as,d !nths 1T tilut co4ty hutu, aud hire
hn.Es, and a1l that sort IT thinK?, Who l!tteI
turrIbs0 criilu2 Aud atilA ti!esu bo.lcvptrnt tu-
lnKs ktltw Ut tho PURPOSE thiA wretch tasl IN
vuwt I.vt ua reatrNin mir aoiIaelaas wrath. Tho
uRII must tilG. Tic Guurt6 tho RRllnWa; lAt toe
,ls tillvu all he k,.uws buforu tho Hravu cusera
hg t4honureG enrgnss.
, 1881-10-21

THE statement tint the Administration Ii
interesting Itself III tic election Ut Speaker
Ut the House Of Representatives Ii prnbabIy
without foundation. Va assume It Ii 10 Tor
thu sufficient reslsoA tint such MI interference
would be nla,lfrstly Improper, a>tl Fresi.lcE!t
Arthur Is tno cnutInus tu bring Il hornets
nest nbout his eMrs, as l.e would nssl,retlly 10
II ht attempted IL control ti!u organization Of
the popular brunch Ut ti0 SuttonaI l.egls-
laturc. The House at Representatives w0a1d
rtse,,t my Interference with its owl, peculiar
and exclusive functions by tho I;XecHtlyoll, u
most cn.piIntlc 1llallner. Thu sovereign will
Of tic people resides nlufu nearly III tlmt
body thu, In uny other. 1t Inns lec1i accus-
toned to mako alIl l,,lIahu Administrations,
but tho Administration that rnuisl dictats 10
itwho 1t should .!,ayn fur lis own Olt!eers IL
yet to tintl an existence.
, 1881-10-21

himself anil tlirye him to tllc wall. II he
l,nh bcptl .thlc tu control rycn one 'tttle
prinuary, ur 10 produces In his fasor the testl-
,n,nials Of n1,c ward club. In woslll hive
Ind nIore lli!llurccin In t1'c Mayors ni'lcc ta'i
years nf faithful service 0r iii nl1bl1inIs''cu
character cuutil rSrrt III Ills behalf.
, 1881-10-21

TIE editor ut tho Washington Capital t,e.
t,i,cs tjeln1crnny To l>o "uiosG nnt ylvll Intel.
lcctllal affection, fer tho eonitn0n herd; steal.
ftst tny0tion IL tho Krcht t0etrfno nf tho 'unI.
vrrsnl fnthcrhou,l Of nnd. md tho untycrlal
Brotherhood Df mn," md tho,1. nftGr cnrrtul
consideration, Ut tho subject, coilcI!ca ttut Mr.
3nyar,l Is int n true UofM,cris. This stnrtnp
tiiaGDvrry un tlI0 pnrt M lilo WRst,inEton rltut
1nllst lnAku Mr. flnyarst fros hull, uni the wssh-
tngton cttor must bo rGry h.mr'toss t,rrsun 10
utltuask thn prctcnsloi,s Of tho Senator FROM
delaware In sl,cli rlltlllass taunucr. Tho elt.
Urs definition Of 1iBlhtrrNt Ia Il very resolnl.
Ing as,c. but Mai,-nn thu itunt- lor.u OHlce
MEilIli l.u llett4r.
, 1881-10-21

A cn,t!EsruNnESr ut Part 1lnrtn. Mfc!t.,
OIL tlle vergn OF tho burned! district, FIR
lllsi.cs tho latest uHMl exact t..ials4 IF tlm
grcat disaster. It Is estimated That i.sD
s.,.,arc MILES Of country were hl1rsc.t over,
causing ioss which Is pitt 1T ;.!,:!t.0o0. re-
tluccl by Insurance IL 81, .oao--al'at s'i2t,-
Uoo VI insurance. Tie atl,ount Of donations
sent Ia tiin burnt district Is estimated at about
N0Ol III nl0itey md gnotts III! to this tfnle
Thu l,ctrott I'oSt unit Y'rih1tt'c Of Il recent
,atc, III II carcful estimate Of tho fire losses
il, tho Sngtnaw country lust summer, puts
tlown tho number OF buildings lis follows:
klWrliEf1R3s
Ft0ri.9 anu n11ltE9.. nF
Country 6clluOl-lUuses.. .................... =
InfcfHa
ttHHrrhGas. ............ ...s.''.'...... .,T
SAW.hi1lls.. ="
Tiu burning of l,lI1 dwellings w0uht III.
tlicatc that something like t.uoo persons wcre
rendered ll01iseless.
, 1881-10-21

l'uERE Is still considerable nutcry tn eer-
lain quarters nEntilst tho recent nct!nn of tlle
llunrl-uf-Trnde Directors III regard tn tl!u
l,Ar.th pric1 fur corn. 1t IL severely IT,
nnlncntl As Ill un5nstltiublu interference 1,e-
tween buyers nlltl sellers Il, tile Interest Ut
ttle latter mil x0lnu hayo uyen gt's!u I'll fur
as tn tnsInuntu TINT ners1,,al interests wcru
consulted fn naitn: l'1e decision. Tho
f}purtl Ut Trade, It's II cuIlIinnreia! 0sEalXl'-
tlo.l, ts nl!e IL tnke r,lrp nt tsetl, nu liettts
I'M aIloi0gy lint there !s a..a vlaw Ut tho
ease which c9,a,Nei,ls Itself tn ntl right
thinking lilnn. II Is II we'I-l;nown prlarlpto
1T common Inv TINT 10 man llas tho right
To nct tu the tlutriMnnt Of thu public
!nterests, ln colnlllrrcial relation tl!t'
cIlixeu may buy ult hu Gun Iuly {nr,
a.uI sell nll l,e run .leltyer, provided that t!u
t,es INT tllrruby utstruet tho l,'ls!IIrss Ut
othors. but It the operations of elt!or buyer
Or seller, Or bOtll, lA, 80 conducted ts IN dun
up the movement Ut property hrtWcen other
lcnp!u It berusngs III 0ifcllsu aYaEnst tho nenru
anu dignity OF tho Commonwealth, alMt II be-
etl!l,es u iluty tn interfere. Every clilzeN lsns
right 10 tito list Ut thu sidewalk; but II l,u
.,bsti3ct liz usa by othprs llu Is commanded
ln 1a,yc oil. Even tho man win ll;ts p.!tl ful
ttlu construction Ut tho sidewalk lit llnlt vi
Ills avn .!nor naay not 'lso II tn thu nuslr!c
tIon Ut trAsul by The public. II tl.ls l,o so
tion surely tho buying G,s1 !ln!d!lIg Ut grasn III
s.tcll immense quantities. as to ea,lso q block
ntlu IN the graln nlayen.e,,t Ut thu West is III
| nct a.alnst thu public veal, antl 1e.na,Is .
strarp remedy, Thu liking Vt ta CENTS pcl
hllsilul As the lnargin pricH for corn seeIlls Il
have been Il measure well calculated to re-
| loye the blockade. That 1t has not done /
too sharply IL attestel by tho recent facts
our stocks decreasing rather by smaller re
| celpts tllAu by Il lurge Increase In she yolull'
, 1881-10-21
TRIBUNE uttaSCiI OFFICES.

rrr rntcAco rnipl.SE hns cstat'itr.t hranch
orttr nr the receipt Ut subscriptions mud ialseffsso'
nrrI+ us Euilnws: a..
SEW Yt,tli-!ionn, - Tribune uulldnR. FIT. Nc
f4pnES. MnRM.cr,
HI.ssUuW. Srnttand-.slIa,'s American News
Agency. II Eluntu!t!.s..
LONDON, Env.-t.mOrtcan EXCHANGE ~ stEnau
ALsnf F.GttL1u, Arunt.
NAsulSGruS d. G.--l1ta + atrant
, 1881-10-21

of shipments. 1t Is nlsn worthy "f rt'u,ark
TINT, willis tho action referred to was III IN
sense Il fixing OF tho price of c,'ri,, the mar
krt has ranged III al,nns tmt fig'Ir" fur two
we,:lss past, n1ni shippers HOW tin.l ITO profit
fl hllytE It i,t tint rrit'.
, 1881-10-21
I'(lGIttG T..

fntfrf.1 al tAf Posf.f.e ~ t'tthao, III" a. steoh'@
C1dts Natter .
Farthe hereft of nnr patrons WIN 1es'sc 70 sen"
snr,r rnnrs 1f r,IE mi Nh tllrtt,. tito mall. wa
tlye hervwi ith tho transnns rnt1 "f ps*lA11:
toYtten und fAtfhfttte. Pr Cory.
Fight tcr tn ctvr, nnl f,,rtrrn f,ns1 PiHef tHi.s
ststre eighteen. 1t twenty ln:H t'hHr ~ 'ehtt'
VweJ tMu apu twenty ttGc ttaRts. ....] eeLt7
, 1881-10-21

TuE London Luncct II making vigorous
war M tho silly md whnily tAdsfansIb!u prssc-
tlce which skill 1biuils in EuropcaH elites Of
r,nYlng church hclls ut all hours Ut tho day and
ntxtt. In tho tIays wheH clocks and watches
weru !uxl,rics uhtnlnnblo anly by tho rctlcr
cEassas 0f society tho announcing ct tttno hy
n,rans OF he!ls was well cnuugt, bur atpFcsent
It simply scrycs tn a,il0y people wdo arc u'lable
toslcrp lit tho tulniodiato vicinity OF = church
l,ecaus0 OF tho hugo brll botny runx ut or
tfclock III tho .unTntug, presumably for TITO
bu,!ct Ut thosu who wlsh to Mtto'l" scrf'ee ut
tbpsu hours, In Philadelphia tho nuaal,ao has
becn suppressed by luw. aud q vigorous ugita~
ton Ut tic subject III this city would do no harui.
, 1881-10-21

THIS fur thu Yorktown celebration !IasNo1
hcun 10 n,Ilcl, III Il s,lcccsa ls tho mt that tool
plncu hundred Senfa Nl'l. In stIitIt thngs vul
Iurefnthers knew thois business pretty wtl!.
, 1881-10-21
PROJECTION FOR uoME LABonERs.


al 'ss'ie '.''s e"lle up W .'ne''!'.a" .'. ",'on
seems ea!c"sa'eu - n''"f'e s''o p"''osop"o.s
u t"e ''t'a@p'".ec'"1 oe,."" s1'"' o'st 1'"..
to e"io"tt"Ss t''c ."'.'.t"s''lo.e ""o ~. ~"
t'clpate Ill tho aaS"nlasos "l''cn ,,. ",s'' ny,
taf''1 gives t1o pf''''ese" ei"sses' i"c , el".
e'f'l,nl' n''''.o"nc'S' J" asu.''1' INV oe''
seh'1lle 10 Eusope iot s"'tse't '"no' u" ~
co''''t VI II" 't''s'"l"",o SUPPLY ~ "''''e.
'llio "orNme" no" olp'"seu p1".ss. ~ "sH.''at '',
lh's het"hf, "l"' lt'e"t." .'h'' .'io ",t'' ~
o"llcrs fMrSlst i'ioy WIN olEi''''"' :" "'''"u
down the tar1H' ihe ffoH f'ae, rcpicSu".,
lnE lllo iio1ae 'hal"'aetutoss' "sm'hIa.r' @ l'''t
lnt ui"lt "!oA 4."!"p' ~ 'n1'.e" ''po. :"
not Ill Vlo'atloA ot 'l'o nn'c'l'es "l pi"lee-
thh'i ah1 tto .i"""F irn""' rHpie3e.t"s
'Ao'lie 'anar' uts'sls 1lhAt '''a p,.n.'p'e ~
protection Is o''e'stlea WIZ" sa'!l1 u '''"'n-
tall'ed tof the p"fp'Ss' VI "ss"''!'S es's
pe'ae'lsS 10 ule 'n"il!t'elu'ei "l'''o ne.
trade III laonrc's 'tepf''es the la'taF ua tig'l
SUPPOSED pc'eats uhaef tn"e tas'n, iho
I'fshor 1flh"ito thereupon Elves 'ho '''ln"'
tnE sls'l'lcallt warning: ""e'' sou se'.ho
tlo"1a "aeos' len no lna'!een'ent .e',,'n' ,.,,i,
Tor tic wofk1'le'l 10 '1hholtl lile 'af'a' 1i's
PROMISES To 1e very nretty l'sn'' 49,,
| 1t nay occur TO All ltieI''Eehs pofson ll"'t
IL Is Extremely tn'pcftlheft III talS ifee sn'.l-
Try for Il certain CLASS ol 'nt'ofets' e"'e.lf
c"llSlstin!. Ut iofelEnefs 10 'nalita''' e1'1 Luz
owners ot mills a'.'l sllols SINH 'lot se"n u
l LSIfrt Jt11k
, 1881-10-21

bts nurr,p4r tn Mira. Vol wna attributed tot
htrn,ly. lnrnt,aton," hui. with thu uslcrrluu nr,
curnny ut IT. t.ts,lR papers IN tnftslnl. nnythuu
Interesting. nraIoets to Atnto why Mr.. tIa,k,
friends considered his love fur tllo willow an
infnlIIltlQll,
, 1881-10-21

THE net result III thu bInnltlllraty corre-
sptn,unnce a,etwnen Matsn,o md EtlrIy and hid.
4i!ubergrr and tho nllu: fellow Is II t'trfnrRtvl
ct,sl.-.uii asll rgc quantities Of wastu sasun-
, 1881-10-21
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

ORIENTAL, LODGE, NJ. :s Il. r. < a. sl.--ite1t,iar
meeting this tFriIiay, nrrnK Business Of ltnlMt'
tnrcn ii IL t.gtbefs3 MlAu work. NtsHfN Wf!cile
"''~N = " Flttll} u. HEkcliE:It. W. 81.
CHARLES EAFLlS. Secretary.
, 1881-10-21

tnnrttf1 f,rnnt 1tritniu n 1SYuH which sooner
or t,tor ,n,,st In. bror,t md nroIitctt by,
---.---.:-=--=
TuE woRLn'S PROGRESSIVE IMPROVE |
MENT.
1)r, Paul .Javnl,y. NOW IL somewhat famous |
writer, t,tul WHO IL scientist ntla Il isClilb-
llcau In FRANCE, hns just published II buok to
demonstrate that tho decay Ut monarchy
throughout tho wyrA IL tl,,c to tho physical,
mc,ltal, atul moral ,lcgcneracy 0f tho royal
dypnstics, tho result Uf tho .psrsolaE protii.
gucy, corruption, lnAtlness. and lmlecliity
transmitted from generation to generation by
tic mcmbrrs of these royal families.
rhu writer begins with tho fami1y 0f
Augustus Cesar, anil traces 1t tn liz cxtinc-
tiou. lie u!sn presents taie hlstorlcs Of many
Of the Eutopcal tlynnsties to their final
decay aul disappearance, Including III this
rerlrw Il statement of tic fate 1T tile several
houses that l,aye reigncd III t;rcat Britain,
srnru Edwuri H., In IH07, tu George Ut llan-
over, covering four centuries, durIng whle!
tic "tl,rono of England worp ont or killed
tin six ttynasttcs thu l'lutngenct, Lancaster.
York. Tu,lor, Stuart, nn.l Orange" Tho
argument Of tho buos Is tiut nu.larcly ~
fatal to thuso who Share It's pxisellcu. TI.esa
,ursol,s, It is clalnet, "by their lung tenure
of nrbitrury bower, bucorle either III tl'enl-
sc,ycs Of their descnntnnts No lopplcsly
cnrrunt III buly and mind That they tlle nut
| as II r,,,ttcr ol yoursc.''
ur. ,Iuculy, lloweycr, includes III this
n1i,nsonhicnl deduction TINT iii tic decay Ut
| .lyunstirs IL included tllat uf every ruling
ruste. w1,othar royuI Industrial, commercial,
lutclicntunt. or noble: NIL follow tbs same
| ,,,v ~ ,lu,,,unrncy. 'rI,o fnl1 sen,,s If thu
, 1881-10-21

THE papers of st. Louis, III which city tho
gentleman II pretty well known. are davotinR
considerable spaco Just now 10 tha domestic
truublcs OF Congressman John II. CLARK Jr.,
whose receEt sensational separation lrpm hls
wife of twe!yoMonth created aueh sensation
IN Washington Tuesday. One journal saYs that
, 1881-10-21
G;l,e G1*il,a111e.
TERMS OF sursCts1r-rroN.

By MA1tr-1S AnvASCE-rosTAflls I1lEfAfp'
r,,,,s ,,,ti,on ,nr rcar 11.uO
t.s ~ van ,,rr innf LION
ir,;iT m,,f 3utnr nnH fsnr ,f,..,.,,..,.,., 1A.st
n:ies n,r.tfnv y niI lItfut,tnv, I,pr Year, st.41
si'rEn svmtn stfny nIH EriffHF. ,ipr yCnr., G,{Mk
Hul,hay, 10srhsn thHta. per srKf.....s..s.ns a'oV
vi:EKLy EplT10S--lusTrA1p.
nnc copy, per 1.So .,
r.,vW,tr ~ .,uu .n,it. SOO0
t,rccl,nen cnptcs seRt {seo. ,.-........-
TIVE Inst-'ico address lH full, tt1cud!nR Coaht3
and statc.
Eralltinnccs may ho r,asz either by draft. rxrscff
lustncn order. s in registered letter. 1T unr risk.
T1} taTT Et;IsSCH1Ht:1ta.
Daily delivered Eundny cxcoptC 9 per "Aek.
latiy .!cII-srcd. Sunday ineHdr1 40 cents Mr ee9
Address THE Tl,!ltt;RE t:t,MrANy.
Cornor Madison md iIeHrtorn.'ss. Gh|cago' Ill.
, 1881-10-21

HOME lt,Il1E. No, EAs y. +. \. M..ltc9llnf
communication this DyennK ut ucltek. MGtIl1sEA
ara IcQuested n nttond. as nprytnnt h.!*.ts wl'l
tptIl1 before thu !.uuHc. Ii. r. fAlSts N. ~.
, 1881-10-21

Induatriut Expnstttnn.
1ukc-Fropt, pppQslt Adnnla attGGt. open day M
evening.
, 1881-10-21


Uesula1pcs strcct, near Ma,IlsuH. Wost at1t faFl'
ETY. en,ertui nn,ont. Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-10-21

Clark ftrref. ol rusl: Hew enhrs-ltHtsso. Eh4aa
neui OF Eices Surprise rAtty. "tht!enco."
, 1881-10-21

Yss!pnn p&recf- tet"acn stain ma l'eatnnFn
Engagement ot Mtta Mary Anderson. "rJgniallo
ind Galatsa.'
, 1881-10-21


Monroe street between Clark and l1cnEbnFil. Eli
yuse1l.ent Ut tIle Enla Motyf1lo Opera cumpAns
"rutfenet."
, 1881-10-21


NAzulSGTuS. u. E--i1a T. atrant-
-:-
AMusEAlESTS.
Olympic 'rhentrc.
clark strcrt. 10 wcen l.Nk1 astt Hhndnpt. En-
ensernr,,t Of l4caT!tt1 Speciality Company. fasiety
entertainment.
fron1ey'a Thentre.
linn 'atrh s.rpat, tutwtcn Clarx ana Ia salle'
"NJ Geraldine"
EarnnaI Urcras- -111HRc.
Cfurk ftFref. ul pusl: new cn,Irt-ltnnso. En4a1e'
ncui OF I:icc's Surprise 1atty. "fht!enco'
SScyickerts rhrntrc.
yst.pnn p,rcct- trtwacn slat" md l'eHrhnrn'
Eugaucuent Ut Mtsa Mary Anderson. "F5sn'aof
iud Galatsa."
1ynverly'x Theatre.
Stonroc street. between Clark n11d HcnFhnsil. Eli
rurpn.eut Ut t.e Emu Motyillo Opera cumpany.
"rutfenet."
Academy Of Af,tsir. ...
I.n1stcl street, nunr AAu,fon. West Sle. variety
tnenanu,cht
I.ycenni Thenfrr. >.
ucsua,ucs ,trcct, near Malls,,,. Wc*t alae, vaEl-
ety cn,ertui nnaont. Aftctnuun and evening.
Criterion Theatre.
Corner ut scdgwck and Division streets. far!ety
entertainment.
Induatrii1 Expnstttnn.
Ink y. Front. uuuOSt AunHla ettGGt. Open day Atu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

The anniversary of the production of Mr.
Mackayes play of " Hazel Kirke" at the Madison
Square Theatre arrived last night. and was duly
observed at that house. There was very large
attendance the theatre presented cheerful aspect
the piece was acted earnestly and smoothly; aud
ladies of the audience received souvenir of the
pleasing and suspicious occasion. Mr.. Mackaye aud
the Mallory BrUthers-Owners of the theatre. OF
which Mr.. Mackaye Is the manager-are at variance.
shown in the Court reports, and it seems evident
that the owners arc not disposed TO deal very liber
ally with the man whose brains and name were their
means to win success The anniversary, however,
was not clouded by this disagreement and Hazel
Klrke" enters gayly upon It's second year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
Nsxo'2lork Duly Grlbn'se.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1881.
The NEFS THIS MORNING.

Fopr1GN.-Michael Davitt was taken hurrlcdlv
from Dublin TO London on Thursday night, aud was
vesterdav morning sent to the Mlbank Prison. after
a brief examination at a police court. - IN the
British Parliament yesterday Mr.. F"rsfor opened
The debate on the second reading OF the
Protection bill. which proceeded QUIETLY
and may last until Wednesday uext
e. Herr Richter yesterday assaulted Prince Bis
marck's customs policy Ill she Prusslan Diet. -
Details of fighting which pr, coded the capture Of
Lima are published. - France proposes an inter-
national silver conference.
DoMrsTIc.-The River and Harbor Appropriation
bill has been completed. - The internal reve-
nue. tax has been removed from six articles. -
An attempt has been begun to secure from the Mass
achusetts Legislature a charter for The states Cnon
Telegraph and TELEGRAPH Construction Company.
g. Shocks resembling earthquakes are sad to
have been felt yesterday at points III Ulster and
Orange Counties n. Y. - The sum of 800. 900
has been given to Harvard University for purposes
Of the Law Department. - Legal claims to val
liable portion of Allegheny City. Penn. will shortly
be made based on deeds gIvon by the chefs Of tie
Six Nations. - lie dry goods firm OF John
Browns Sons Philadelphia. has Jailed. with HaoIi-
ties of $3.50 900. 80 General and Mrs ,'!ant are
in Philadelphia.
CoNGRFss.-The Morgan resolution respecting the
power Oh tDe 1reSutnI w GUILTY. ''u WI" INV
counting of the electoral vote. was amended On
motion of Mr.. HOar and then passed a. the Senate
bill was passed 10y the Senate appropriatIng
$4,000 to fit out an expedition to search Tor the
Jeanette. - The bill to paw Mrs. Page the sum
claimed as a balance due her husband. Captain
PAGE. was the subject of further comment III the
House.
CRY AND SUBCRBAN.-Much interest was tx
pressed yesterday to learn what changes would be
made in the management Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. - General schoheId was
examined az the Whitaker Court-martiai. -
The Bowdoin Alumni ate their annual diuner. -
Rex" Leary. the burglar, arrested IN Brook
Ign. Gold value of the legal-tender silver
dollar 1922 grains). SO 20 cents. Stocks opened
excited and buoyant. but later declined aud closed
weak and unsettled.
The WEArHkR.--TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate clear and partly cloudy weather. with rising
temperatures. Thermometer Yesterday: Highest,
26o; lowest, 80; average. 1889.
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here in former times, and had many friendships
late James T. Brady being. in particular. Of bis
warmeSt admirers. Mr.. Massett is remarkable for
the warmth of feeling with which he interprets the
passion of lyrical poetry, and for the sympathetic
tenderness of his vocalism There Is touch of real
pathos in almost all that he does, and to hear him
sing simple ballad Is to listen to the whisper In the
heart that breathes of the friends and the JOYS Of
humor, Also and very effective skill in telling
and in the stimulation of eccentric character. His
programme included fifteen features musical and
dramatic He has lost nothing IN fervor, and he has
decidedly advanced in picturesque quality and In
smooth felicity of execution
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raco nnop nrinciples and doctrines that were
distinct and we'll defined.
Nearly all of his public service has been IN
the Legislature of his own State. lhough WV
or three times n candidate, he was never a
member of the lower House OF Congress- anu
he has served only single term IN the oen"'e'
Tn his service in the State Legislature MS
course upon all questions into "hich
notifies did not enter was uniformly
conservative, wise and patriotic, ana no rep
resentative ever showed greater devotion 10
the interests Of his constituents or was IT,
,yorded in return with greater degree OF con-
fdcnce. OF his career i'll the larger 1eId Oh tiie
United States Senate, it may be SAID thaC
M man. entering that body without any
nrevious cxperlence in either branch, ever
gained more prominent position or greater
influence in single term. This IL IN soil'
measure due to the fact that during DIS term
his party from being a minority came inVo
control of the Senate, but it is also true thaI
he made his own way by his downright
honesty and earnestncss and his stubborn
force of character. We have seldom
had the opportunity to praise MN
for his political action, though we nave
never failed to credit him with Sill
certify of purpose and honest intention. lie
has given us the spectacle Of an old-time
Democrat, in the midst of tricky and time
serving party, believing in something, ana
holding ON TO it even if he stood alone Be-
lieving him to be very much in the wrong
politically, we cannot help paying this tribute
of respect to his sturdy integrity.