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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
TUE NEWS THIS MORNING.

yonTioN.-The Bey of Tuns signed a treaty on
Thursday evening by which he comedies all the
French demands -== There has been fighting IN
South Africa between the kaiiir chiefs ana between
the Basutos and Colonial troops. GO General
Grant has appointed engineers to make the picllni-
nary survey of the Mexican Southern Railway.
- General Melikoii and three Russian Ministers
of State have resigned.
DoMEsTIc-The Senate received from the freSi-
dent a number Of nominations yesterday confirmed
o,bers and adjourned until Monday. The PTcs-
dent has withdrawn the nomination OF General
Lewis Wallace TO he Charge dAilaires at Paraguay
- Cautain Law. chief Of the Bureau ofYards and
Ooc,s of the Navy Department, has resigned. --
Many apDjcatons wero received at the Treasury
Department Yesterday to continue five per cent
1on6s nj 2 10 perccnt -= Mrs Gariiells condition
exritcs apprehensiOn. == TIE Republican
Senators met gain in caucus ii is understood that
tina caucus rule has been roscinded. -- In the
State Senate bills were passed for the
preseryation Of the health Of female en-
Moves. 10 amend the code relative 10 sales OF
real estate, relative to elections IN railroad
companies and 10 ITe sent discrimination against
race. creed OF color: in the ASS lnbly bill was
,oasScd making an appropriation for monument 10
General Herkimer and associates and the bill pro-
vidirr for leyying a tax on ice was ordered 10 a
passed Yesterday prohibiting changes in the rates OF
freight without notice. - Professor r. L. bar
pard, of Nashville Tenn, announces the discovery
of a comet. - The steamer Galatea, Of the FroVi-
denoe and StoningtoD Steamboat Line, went
ashore on Little Gull Island, Thursday
night - The students at Trinity Col
iege have been dismissed 20 their homes
on account Of the presence Of case OF variol0d
- A case OF lawlessnoss followed by lynohng l.
,,ported from Charleston, Mo. =- Henry White
bookkeeper in the Fayette National Bank, Lo1ing
is under arrest for the theft Of bonds which
he sold for $4,000,
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-It wasstated yesterday tina
tNe Willard combination had obtained control Of th
Northern Pacific. === The commencement exercise
of the College Of Physicians and Surgeons tool
place. - G. A. Kmgsland, of Brooklyn, was ar
rested. charged with not having properly managed
trust funds - woman was found murdered
near Gutenberg. - Gold value Of the legal
tender silver dollar az 2 grains 67.l5 cents. -
Stocks active and higher, closing excited anC
buoyant.
I1Ir NYArHFR.-TRBUEE local observations IN
dictate fair and partly cloudy weather, with lowe
temperatures and chances of an occasional shower
Thermometer yesterday Highest TAP; lowest
6SS average 64sSo.
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fnuf rank Oi tAc leaders OI tc party Whci A"s a'. F
such great things during thr past quarter 81 'tntt
which lrlt nave b,tu his. The man tahd ht ir h"s ..
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and to mold tnnt place by patronage. And thds D. '"s
about tnnt while the country has iailsd 20 Ie"-.
ben, it OF tho services Vf nnn Tilted Tor
the same man has intiered away LiH oppy.t
aud ~, nstsd his eAcrgics the lnobc m fonis 20
he n ,inpIy dXarf when no might have been 6lAAL
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patriotism 20 do the country IhFobH"'".
vice already. President Garfield and Ms
Secretaries have been attending 20 the proper
duties of government. The energetic foreign
policv Of Secretary Blaine has already nAe'
the attention of other nations. By checAus
understandable interference with exports Oh
done.tic products aud by strongly de'enu-
inc the NIGHTS o. naturhized cillzens' inc
Administration haa already won the grat'ui'
Of large classes. The financial ociue''iHei"
Of the Administration have surprised the "oiiu,
Within two months time, thc fiscal po-i''n "'
the Government has been completely TeFolu-
tionized The plan which Secretary Nluu"H'
s,,b,,itt,d 10 tbc President and his Clblhrt
contained moro statcsmansmp than can p'
f,und I'm Srrot0r CouhiuEs Whole career
Wisely maturcd and ably executed, tins policy
has now become "a MAGNIFICENT success. 10 "ld
rcduce the interest on the five and HN per
conf bonds. which one month ago amounted @"
sal 5t2. 57f 30 yearly 90 not moro than
500 1913 600. and probably To- Sl9,I'','OU'
Inns saving 10 the people for all time 20 come
obout Sfl.5OO.O00 q year. All that Senator
Coukling has done. meanwhile, is to involve
the country in needless expense ny prolongng
strife about few Offices.
The Postmastcr-Gcneml IN bis remarks az
fbo hanquct OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
frankly stated tha' it was under the orders oil
President Garfield that great reforms DO thr
Postal Service bad he,n commenced. Hut
great credit j., also 'Ic to Nr. james hm
self for the ahili aud zeal shown in
this work. & vast S. tenn of fraud has
been broken open. Threats do mot move
the President; ISLANDERS do NOT cause h'm
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ompeernente ono fileeiines GO-Nis ht.

Ic,nKMy or MusIc-e-" The Gladiator -,
e., q, Srrp, uOrsE--g aud S-''Tbe Mascoito
H.rxs 1,TrATRE-2 and s." Al the kogr o ,.o,,v-
UAyRntY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE anu
u.vreiY's NBLo's GAnDES-2 and 8" Oa'''' d"
,vrrSIIs 14ru sTnrrr THEATRE-2sn o -, rqr,e
MApfsuS SQUARE THEATbE--Z an9 ~ .,
pm T,,F SrRF--2 and F." The Mascot
Z ~ -, ~. SC,sCo 1pERA HoUsE-Herrn hnh
sTANnNRp THn NTRy-2 and 81 Biie' a4 ps NJ the
lr~tnS SQUARE IHEAfkL-Z anu o. i'iN' "
kitchen" and Cousin joe % q, M Md
w,fitcK's THEATRE-l:3O ara f." Iue NoA4"'
CtfcHFpING UAII.-Concrrt.
MsTn0ToIfrAN CoNCEET NAfI-Conccn.
NATIoNAI ACApEMT uF DhsfGN-EXhlmioh'
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PrRLLc OPINION

No matter how many Senators t0nklng
70, Co. Ir. ow him tho President hor the H. publican
paris at .i. back flft-aulE Dispatch tseiJ
Plain Gtlk about senator COnkllng may re-
cult DOB | even d thut iliA s severe; aHi "a rfu uiy
, .i. -.n iI D. carr ~ o. excess, WA.U i over
lDl- . constitutional frht~ OF any of the pt '- con-
c,iurI b. Detroit Post and Tribune diepJ
Under the circnm,' uiccs Mr. C0nkine has
har. ., hope oi d,ira.ng his enemy, uul n i' 'f.s
600. ufi, .r ho re-oub.r- iil. upa tree, lni'i .nh
4fatr. r thr limb uuUu ehItA De- s dependent ni SIP
port .lttsuurg Chronicle (icpJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

A year ago now our contemporary i he Herald
was dilig uuy demonstrating through column
after column of assertion that General Grant
would De the nominee OF the Chicago Conven-
ton and the next President of the United
States. After General Garfield nomination it
was similarly profuse in assertion that he never
couIS be- elected if he did not come oat in The
Herald under his own signature with an
explicit denial of the charges that were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

Roscoe. II is sad, VIII esteem IL personal
,,i.. . f,c floht ri-nn nomination + confined ~
-n r.,ir votes tuc SENATE, ~ that VII he trp.n4 Do
.I .r FL Administration. Nlt le has never taken iiis
.. . hru ,ul-lD ring tAt chances o. i,ttliIu~ fhe
nomination DIS fIr lu OF Democratic senators nor ora
r I,ti 10 pvi-lDal insult wceH 0r tNo ago. Nnfh
I.rli. t,uDl flt ais senator nom Cuuur ilfu. af-
r.t. Iu Washington Go iIilust patriotism tuio e.. ID &
l. of tlc ~, mite. We Tear Mr. tohhipf aa- h"t
s., difference which Alr Lincoln once inAt't 'N9
l,...eu a huIs,-eitstuut aud b. chestnut horse,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

The rImor-factory 10 Washington bias turned
ont now its most perfect vor. ac E'p-hh-
can caucus adjourned yesterday until NouLit,
upon assurances of pending comIroml
which was found to resolve itself into thee
ory that Judge Robertson, after being con-
firrned. would decline tie Collcctorsinp. The
intellectual vertigo 90 which some of the mo.c
timid Senators have been brought hy the try
ing events of the past few weeks. could not
have more glazing certificate. in brief, ihe
theory Of this latest compromise /. That bee
cause the President viii not give way, Judge
Robertson will that because the President
has won q splendid fight, Judge Robertson, ~
whose name il has been made, VIII thcrcupon
surrender all that has been gained, 10 the
Presidents enemy and his that because the
Senators who have tired 10 defeat his CON
frnation are beaten overwhelmingly they
must be allowed all the fruits Of the victory ;
that Judge Robertson viii decline an Office Of
large power and much honor not because be
does not want il or cannot get it, but because
he. properly enough, does want IT, and has got
il. The rumor is too foolish for consideration,
except az a sign Of the rapid decentralization OF
the Presidents opponents. The Washington
dispatches say that some of Mr.. Conkllng'
Republican assistants who have heard from
their constituents are falling away from him.
Mr.. Conkling was angry, and not pathetic, IN
the caucus yesterday. The end is very near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
Drsinrss Noilres.
.ALnERNrY BRAND
Buy always.

"ALDERNEY BRAND .~,,,, ,,,,v
Buy always
-Iv,7o0p's C0D-TIyTR or AND LME.-Ier-
sous via have been taking CoAIi'er ON VIII oc rsi
lean that Dr Wlbor ha, tiri in d ~. 20 e i
gentlemen IN combining the pure ' iul g.
mn mann, that IS pleasant e. tt taste are !ur
,uu m. frriv wonderful Very many PtI.,
,.-e cases sere pronounced hopeless and i' nao 80,
al - lorc nus without marked effect have hc,i.
t.j, rr h psing this prtpaIatl On he ,iie h.. D.,
cenire NsnufaC urtd only by a. b WbOl CHEMIST D
I'm tsol hV al drucRlsta
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caWFID'5 yALI.UAHLlE. E ~ ! '.'.

The country remember, with some of Sifo
az c.,.,r.uo, Chat Prr-ii lf Garfield ha'l rDae lt
ri.nc. b. CARLY lr n driving tlat stubborn animal tio
t,lr. Iar New YorA breed are GUESSED tfiitn-, Ne
al. huun, bui tNo o thru Ni be driven i"'N - '"o
canal. lo. Tor tue amusement OF the crowd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

Certain of TIE doubling and dolefm Senators
AT Washington suggest the story of the man
who said he knew he must have a great deal
OF mind it took him SO long to make it up.
But somehow these Senators do not seem 70
have made just that impression upon the
country.
Thanks to General Husted's watclfulness,
Che State Charities Aid Association bill was
ordered to a third reading yesterday in the
Assembly. The bin having already passed the
Senate, there should be no doubt now Of it,
final enactment into law The bill is some
Whist emasculated, but even In lis present form
1t will be productive of good, aud should not be
allowed to fail.
1t is intolerable--or it would be more correct,
under the most costly and inefficient city gov
eminent of its size in the world, TO say that
1t ought TO be intOlerable--that the pestilence-
breeding block at Third-ave. and Sixty
seyenth-st. is allowed 20 remain IL its present
rondition. DIR. John G. Peers, to whose pub
lie spirit the city is indebted for persistent,
albeit hopeless, forcing of the facts upon the
officials, says in our local columns, with no
more energy than the circumstances demand;
alt is absolutely disgusting that private ply
sicians should be obliged to make such
"loathsome Investigations and come before
:" the public with the nauseOus details, III order
" to protect the health of the city from the
"negligence or ignorance Of the paid officials
How long mast protests be made on this sub
lect in vaini 1t win not be long before tn
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rEhMs or TIE TRIBUNE.

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public will be ready to fix the responsibility
and name names.

public viii be ready 10 ia VIC iO0l
and name names.
The bill recurring employers IN provide seats
for the women in their employ for rest at
reasonable periods, has now passed both
bouses Of the Legislature unanimously and
will undoubtedly become a law. There IS az
least a question whether the onHcuues ~
enforcing such a law may not tend to make It
practically imperative. But the merchant VINO
will advertise the fact widely that he treats
his employees with humanity, law or no law
will find. if we are not mistaken, that the
pnblic were eager to recognize the trst
movement in this direction. it is "l
no use apparently to urge women to " Boyc'U
stores simply because the women attchdA"'9
there are subjected to unnecessary fatigue
and suh, ing. shopping is-shopping. b"'
all other things being equal. there are many
women who would prefer to patronHe an e'-
tablishmcnt where this minor but not uhl"-
uortapt phase Of womcu's rights was concc0'o'
At all events II would do no harm for some en-
terprisne dealer tn begin the experiment" WINCH
in view of the almost certain enactment OF the
law. will be merely making virtue OF nccea-
sty.
The ferry fraud upon the city which hao
ten wears OF prosperous existence, has come 10
an end. and there are indications tha' inc
street railroad fraud also has run ITS '".' &c.
a number of the h0rsc-car companies H"''
never paid anything into the city Treasury "S
conversation for their franchises although
clearly required by law 10 do So. and those
which complied with thc law for time
ceased their payment. about seven years n-o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

In Whatever direction the Administration has
moved. except In conjunction with tine senate, II
has been Immediately and brilliantly successful. IL
has solved the fnan bal problem, ANA it has struck a
dcaih-blow at the star-Rnutc Ring. II she senate
had been less illhi, eQulll. short work would nave
boon made with Bosslaln. Tho senate meaIE well,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

Whore is Conceal Brady Tie ru.. be convinced
that Che ~ .oul uuuugoi che FIST b,l is rather an
animated Unhic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-05
WINCHESTER ITEMS.

From the Ners: q g,
A mining company, with ample capital,
has been formed, and will develope the iron
interests in the. Western part of the county.
Mrs. Mary A. Endcrs, wife of MrsJ. En-
ders, decd, died at the residence of her
daughter Mrs. G.. Hcfilcbowcr, last Tuesday
night, agcd.over so years.
As Mr.. Joseph T. Illicit and his family
were returning from. the Fair last Friday,
the wagon was upset and the occupants
thrown out. The children and nurse wctn
severely bruised.
Miss Carrie Hoffman, a young lady, re-
siding with her mother on Cork street, whilst
engaged in household duties last Saturday
fell across the back of chair severely in
turing herself internally. She has been
very i'll since, but hopes are now entertained
of her recovery.
Rev. DIR. Graham, of the Kent street
PRESBYTERIAN Church, finished last Sunday
the discourse commenced th, Sunday prcyi'
ous. on his pastoratc of thirty years in Win
chester. Ii was very interesting. Sine,
DR.. Graham's pastorate in Winchester lac
has missed but two meetings Of Synod and
two meetings of I'rc:b, t,ry, and this owing
to the fact that the Fodcrai pickcts wonh
not let him pass through the lines. Since
his residence in Winchester he has preached
over 1000 sermons. II would not be out OF
place for the congregation Of Isent street
church 10 have these discourscs printed as a
memorial volume.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-05
rITS.


Truth is the picture, the manner is the
frame that displays it to advantage.
A locomotive drinks forty-fivc gallons of
water every mile it travels.
"she Cradlo.i isn't Empty, Baby Smiled"
is the title of pathetic song just out.
II costs 5000 per year to replace the
broken china at the Manhattan Beach Ho-
tel, Coney Island.
No President, from Washington to Gar
field was born in a city, and the second
Adams was only nominally resident OF a
city when elected.
In finance, politics, art, literature, society.
the principle upon which all act who seek
success is that of reciprocal support" You
tickle me and I'll tickle YOU
Unconscious reading, which with many
persons is confirmed habit, is the cxpiana-
ton of good many strange tricks OF mo
mory, rs well rs of some dreams, and per
haps Il great many plagiarlsms.
The register of the ancient parish church
of Oxford, Kent, contains IN entry of the
marriage of Henry Clark to Sarah Thorp.
with note to the effect that the former was
90 on his wedding day. 80 no bachelor need
despair.
The only brother of President Arthur, a
paymastcr in the regular army many years
ago married Miss Alice Jackson, daugh-
ter of one of the diScovercrs of an@sthetlc
ether, and niece of SIr. Emerson.
The wreath which Queen Victoria ordcr-
ed to be placed on President Gariield's coffin
was composed of Orchids-the Espiritu san
To. Twenty dollars is the usual price for
buds 1t must have been truly royal
wreath.
The spot where Stoncyall Jackson fell is
marked by rough block of white flint guar
lied in the Wilderness. II stands three feet
eight inches high and is feet 10 inches in
breadth. Its surface shows dents and Scar',
where the pilgrims have scnled bits OF 1t as
relics.
The Hour says that the letter Of introduc-
ton is species of blaekmal levied on good
nature. which only persons of exceptional
resolution, or equally fortunate rudeness, can
ever successfully resist; social letter OF
credit based upon a bank account oi'mntual
kindiness, which may have been long since
overdrawn, or which, perhaps, never existed
save in the imagination of the writer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-05
NrIysY NOrEs

The new Pennsylvania railroad engines
are guaranteed to run ninety miles an hour
DIR. f. II. Stabler of Alexandria died OF
paralysis on Monday.
Capt. Gco.fL. Tyler, 2nd Cavalry, L. 5.
A. died at his home in Frederick last week
1t is said thatsthe funeral expenses Of the
late President amounted to s347 900.
Henry Wattcrsor, referring to Garfeld's
regard for Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia,
says that he loved him like brother"
Generals FitzhughTLcc.@sa .@sandis Hancock
were wildly cheercdat Yorktown as a tribute
to the grey and the blue.
John II. Surratt is employed in the Old
Dominion steamship office in Baltimore
He is writing some memoirs.
Richmond adyices report the Confederate
bond boom still booming. Several banks
are purchasing largely.
The Rev. DR.. Stuart Robinson, Of Ken
tucky, who died recently, was once the pas
tor of Presbyterian church in Baltimore.
The father of ex-senator r. f. Withers,
of Virginia, died on Sunday last, in the o7th
year of his age.
There il more inquiry for property both
in Staunton and in Augusta County than
there has been for several years past
Rev. Dr. Mason Noble, Of the 9th Prcsby-
tcrian Church, Washington City, died in
that city on Monday, aged y years.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Maryland, en-.
bracing that State, Delaware and the Dis
trict of Columbia met in Cumberland last
week.
"Lute" Wolf of Ciarksburg. at one tim'
worth s20OcO, died last Thursday morning
with bottle in his arms begging for whis-
Ky.
The beardless youths who robbed pas
senger train in Arkansas about four week.
ago were soon captured, and have received
sentence Of severity years each in the peni-
tentiary.
/ Mf. fhos l.. Hume, aged 43, one o
( Washington Citys foremost business mel
was stricken with paralysis in his private
Office about o'clock on Saturday afternoon
last, and died abott dawn Sunday morning
| Only a few weeks ago Mr.. Thos, Perry,
I leading merchant OF that city, died eyel
more suddenly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-11-05
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERM

rs-rsEFsgE faess Is published weekly at Tco
D l,r,.t .tat ftifg C>at' per o',Ham iH odra"ce.
rl-rHgEE DOLLARS it not paid in advance.
"a, Dee D {ar ast Fiig Crats for sie H'o"ihs.
~ RE terms of advertising are, for a square
..ineh1 or icss One Dolce oat IGiy ceHis tcr
,s-s,in..rtions larger ones in the same proper
'i,n Zach continuance Fang Cent?.
ps-No advertisement % DC considered by the
-,,8fh or year ttlcss specified 90 the Nanrscript'
,,- previously agreed upon between the parties
80 tn advertisement not marked on the copy
a. .,,cif,d aum5er 90 Insertions will be con
,.,Y.d until ordered oc,, and payment VIII De
sr.cted accordingly
rs~SsarLNR AnyElriSErENrs.-Io avoid any
,.i.uad.rstandrc on tie part of the annual adver-
Is propsr 20 state titiac,s that their rri-
,,l.,. only extends tc tseir Immediate business
pes1 Estate. Legal 90 ac oktr Rtver,iseme sent
br them 20 be an additional charge, and no varia-
tion.
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Csrds. &c. executed promptly resty and at fair
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