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Th. .-.f .s nf Russia is Honorary Colonel of the
(l. viii, oHliI L.eimrnt.
N,. ro,.-'.-rr Eioru>on may perhaps r'nm 10
l,.ra,..-, ath autumn. and give lectures ia Ger
u.tp.
Nj. ll-,.n, Prize. thrucwly-appontcd Indian Com
t,. -iui,.. O.. u.i. IL appears "f Oh" QuaN'r set.
Ir.la.i ,,u f.ruorr than twenty-five years mcin-
Lrui 90. Methodist talf' h lh Iowa.
The ,ai, Nr+. rhrodorr PARKER lns irf most Of her
t.,p.rt, h,I two adopted children. il'rhu>h'mls
un.ni i,,d Ms. IL j, reported are to be brought
uut In accordance with h'r wishes
Sothi. r,roT ky.thc young Indy hunenSt. Peters
burg oi. FRIDAY for her share ia hc assassination OF
th.t,ar. WIS ,g IT'S AMI refined IN appearance ana
.',..il,N well ctu,l;rd. she has near re-
latIvr uoN al.c- amp 10 thr "f'Ih DuN' ACME
The sultan las many refined tastes. He Is fond OF
I;s ,r'.i, a., birds his horse, AMI his dogs lie Is
..ili,.. fake. much pleasure ~ Literature, reads
Ii .p,t.r, Ike any other man, aud keeps HIM
s,if 80 well informed on = neral European p"Iliics
thot his will has weight IN his Ministerial Council
Mr. benjamin Fitch Of Buffalo has Just given to
the Charity Organization Society of that city prop
,,.t, amounting To 100000. II is to be used by
Mr.. Fitch, desire. ia founding and maintaining an
institution for the physical moral and intellectual
Lrnrht If the poor oil Buffalo without distinction of
creed or sex.
Ouc,n Vitoria's drawing-room is dismally cere-
monious thing but the last time ii was held there
was pretty bit of youthful brightness visible BE
tween The foldingioors at the End of tho gallery
pcrpcd and peerrd AleXandras three small daugh
trrs their sparkling faces and dancing eyes little
according lib the deep court mourning they wore.
The late Lady Blanche Murphy The London Worid
saws. did not clope with her husband. The family
demonstrated, but the lady was determined and the
Earl Welded so far TO be present at his daughters
marriage Lady Blanche was never given up by tho
family. She always remained on the most hlial and
sst, rly terms with them but to the last refused pc
cunary help, except on one OCCASION
Colonel Iiggnson, in his lecture on the " Arisoc-
racy OF the Dollar given III Boston the other even
ing. said that one of the crowning merits OF this
arstocracy il that it represents to-day instead of
Yesterday il il always forward, and its successes
and virtues are to-dGys. This aristocracy takes
fewer airs upon itsef and less consciously inso-
lent than that of birth. Ii has the merit Of knowing
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family in consequence of the actual fanlt or
neglect of the other, the law is very ready to
afford redress, and the rules on this subject are
ouitc well settled. The ease most commonly
occurring is tha. Of miSmlnagcmcnt oi the
water. The occupants of each apartment are IN
duty bound toward their ncighbors Ia exercise
reasonable care of tie fixtures in their own
rooms. If the servants of the tenant above
stairs ncgliccnily leave the water running and
the rooms below are noodcd or in like manner
if the downstairs family miSmanage their g;'N
in s1rI a way ~ 10 blow mp the family over
head. they cannot claim 10 say We had the
RIGHT 10 do n We please in our own rooms and
with our own fixtures. They are bound to take
reasonable care and pains in the use oil thrW
roo,l-. to avoid iuiuring or cndanScIInS their
pciehl,ors Indeed good nci-hhorhood III apart
mcut-hou-c, is becoming definite obligation {;
many ins. ructivc instances during the past icw
wear, have taught il quite distinctly.
More dinicnlt questions are those which relate
to fine Joint use of the halls. Stairways and other
pullic part, of the building. In these all the
tenant. of the various suites have AN equality
of RIGHT. 40 one can make such use OF them rs
rr.,c,irallv excludes or seriously hind"rs the
nthrr.. ANY one who should insist OH storing
furniture in the front entry. on in cn'To>~ing
the elevator throughout an entire day IA hoist
inc hi, goods woud soon learn, II complaint
were made, that there are ways OF chrch"g
srrh nui,ancc- to ones nciehbors. No specific
r,l. can bc given the joint Use of g'ncial p"i-
,ion, of an apartmcut-h house varies greatly with
t', plan aud arrangements OF the particular
builiin, the regulations laid down 10y the pro-
nrirtor. and the usage in that and similar
HOUSES. The principle j, that each person must
L.. contrn, with such share and u-c ~ others can
co,,.ll, enjoy. How thi~ principle shall hc APP
lli,d in particular instance Is matter o.
sound judgment in view OF the Particular en-
l.III-l.lnNle.
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wins j.. this ..a,, OF l..t,t h'.t. Because,
ii,i iur Ii..u. Of Di5.-, ,r.m ilr dead con-
nmcd ihc c..lm- %, iii, i.tr; asd roud'y, tc-
c.u.c. tbIou.h all tic m,ouui.d ae, dH-
Ia. which the world hs, h.t.l. uot single
n,.,-,ar h., been hIo -ht h..s to u~ from thc
.,ll,.. hIt ohc-ti4u which ilr hrou-hl con this
DIS. These ac hIructcd truths, 30 hack
n,,,d. ml,,d. that vc age ap 10 over
looh them. DD.u, even hd- hrc"mc conu"u-
p,. -r through famil.nrit.--l thing of collins
and mi"iJ'.cis and black GOWNS, and divided
property and the Resurrection tu,itcu> To
dVudlp down into d,cor,trd churches, intIoits
and pretty cll- Let us looh L,'ilud thc roll
iu. mG-... and ihc liiir. af thc thing which j.
mclri Itself. Think oi it a minn,r. Each "nc
eli al the ancient myllad> al men that have
been born with every year into thr "oIld has
a. .lIucarcd iutc dumb ~, ,,ciy, h,lou.s 20 what
pla-r Of civilization OF m.lii-m hc might;
whether hc WAS thc ca>o-uGn lighting naked
with beasts far his icod, tie ph,lo,ophir
G,ccl, or thc subtle A.at.c; thc Nihl.,t, or h,
master; 20" dainty woman, or lhc negro slave.
NO matter hoo active OF noisy or powerful hc
melh have been, how fun OF plans, business, APP
priitc~ iOlc,. love of wife and clilircn-onc day
lac Suddenly fell backward into the yaWniug,
bl,ck vacuum. and was ronr. That WAS the
end. The most uncouqucr,hlc. the most loved,
fine most vou lc man WAS never able 10 send
back one sound or sign 10 tell those he
had left behind that he was s;ill alive, or that
they. going after him, should hc anything here
nftcr but rotting matter. When, on that
Resurrection morning, the stone was rolled
back from the scpulchrc and the Christ arose,
the world for the first time laid ia hand with
absolute certainty upon future life
II il worth observing, too that this first
assurance TO MS of immortality was given, not
TO a great ruler who could proclaim il, or to n
philosopher who could teach it to mankind,
but to u wrctchcd, repentant harlot. She was
n woman, born, probably, a. many of us in
this day have been, with great capabilities for
good. She was able Gas not all virtuous
folks arc) to Glove much y; but she had
gone into ii wrong path and stayed there
until all uscs and hope were sapped ont
of her life. Her soul was given up to
devils; her touch WAS rcckoncd pollution ;
and she knew it. This great Teacher had
saved her. He had cast out the devils, forgiven
the sins. He had seen that in her soul which
neither devils nor sins had killed, and wakened
it. When the week before she worshipped
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It's place. Wealth il rarely On accident. 1t Is nsu.
civ attained bY some talent or industry.

The late Bertha Buxton. the novelist, was German
by birth but reared in England. In order to qualify
herself for her clever AMI successful novels of sta
life she obtained engagement with friend, the
manager % theatre in the provinces, and for lit
tie tire appeared upon the stage. II is said that it
ut Exeter that she first made the acqnaintanee
of the marvellous versatile actress described IN
" Jenny OF the PTirccsr who could play O,kfid one
nght and was perfectly ready to appear the way.
ward IOpsy in " Uncle Toms Cabin on the next.
MIR. Carlyle once wrote concerning contemporary
literature to Mr. Basil Montagu: Il love it not.
Lower down than the Restoration rarely ventara
in English. These men-those Hookers Bacons
Browns-were men; hut for orr present men Of let
ter, our dandy-wits, our uilitaran philosophers,
our novel play, sonnet and song manufacturers
shall only say: May the Lord pity Ms and them!p
lie sccms. however, to have recognized some eycep-
tions. for in a subsequent letter he writes Assure
Mr. Montagu that his book the most delightful
/ have read for many days. Your hand also was
visible in il. Why docs he not publish more such ~
So in writing about the same time, 10 Dir. Proctor
barry CORNWALL. soliciting his aid in procuring
testimonials for bis candidate for the chair of
Moral Philosophy in the University of It. Andrews,
hc asks: " hat is become Of your seycn-stringed
shell that once gave such notes Of melodyW
OTTAWA. Ont, April l6.-It is understood that the
Princess Louise will visit Saratoga Springs during
the coming summer
HAVANA April 1G.-Henry G. Hall. United States
Consnl-Gcnornl here sailed hence for New-York on
TIE steamer Saratoga to-day.
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Tic -'tlIt .Io.th OF thr I'h"-I'' ~
tom 900 30, 'ainH~ t"iu~ gives i'-' p" '''''
c.utiot.i-.,. l"I"t'n 1'r"''i-. l' "'.'''
together r,or." ar '"WI'! .d {" H''. l''
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tuhue el,h other Nu+ iI ""''' i'''''
who ro.d n.t ''.." Ir Boz c''' '.i'I "'i''
drur-- "'r' "i n '.' .'' "
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apartment h"'-'
the court, li.' '.'' -''' d. '' -''"'
necessity e" .i' .'''' con -'''' ''''''
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thai the u~dDin-- o. ".r '"l'.} "' "'' ''' .''
oih,i- Who arc I"r""m"d 1t 10 '"'p ''"''-'
from thc landlord. J. '"' -''' '.' """ "' -
huiidu- has JEFF lh" '.i'"'- -'.'- 'i' COCO" '"I'"'
lac /, not I'-l"" ''.' 10 las '"''.' '' '''''
for ihc hh''''i 90 ""' - y I"'' '"''''''
which may hr ANNEXED '' " NOISY one "''I-
head, must pay lh." I'ht h"'"l'"''" ''i"'.
They aIc not cnirl'd 2" N'iIH"id H'"I'" h.' 'h
up and remove h'i"i' thr imr" 90 hluHS j. up'
because they are ul-iIl''d. >" "' ''-'0 "h'I'
one tcnan' "lI""- Oh" i"''h vale ]" "', l'i""
and Hood the I''a'' "' .'" : "' ''''-' h'.,,
way 81" "'' '"-"''' 10 ' ''' " ~ '' '''
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hi, ucch'oio ~ 'hr h'i''h'' h'N 'I'im j.
| against the oH'h'."S h ."'' ",, ",',"@' 'n'
landlord, nnItr'' h'''"' ''' H''''.'" h'' "l
rcclcd OF taken part ia ''' ''''"''"'lr CON
duct.
Readers VIII rrih'h"'I inc '''9 -'aII''|'
lawsuit IL tins city, i'" !""1 ago. h' o''
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he justified in making the advance. II is OF no
use to preach to them about the dcsrahillty oil
moderate rents from the point of view oi the
interests of the city and of the folly OF driving
thousands of good citizens and million, OF capt.
,tal TO New-Jcr>cy and Long Island. They VIII
rent their houses and apartments Tor the best
prices they can get. Tenant. who are Noi''ed
in the struggle against higher rates VIII have
.ofc line of retreat. however. The country l.
omen 70 them on al side. and trains are fire.
orcnt and communication Rates low. Then there
!. Rroollyn. with il. half million OF inlabi-
,on,. which is h, 10 mean. bad place to live
i, v.h,+ovcr the average Ncw-Yoikcr may say
,t..,.f
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n11r crrrr cnurn0NLSr.

The Greeks have rcluctantly decided 10 take
what they can get without fighting. They have
accented the proposals which were made by The
Tu,i i.b Government. and which were seconded
bv the Powers with such positycnc~~ as to
imuly the possibility of coercion if resistance
rcrc on.rcJ Tho frontier marked ont 10y the
Simultaneously Conference of Berlin a year
non would have added about 100000 TO the
popuIatinn of the Kingdom. and an area nearly
eoi,.l 70 two-third- of it, ORIGINAL territory.
The boundary proposed by I"kry comedies
with that Of the Conference for distance OF
forty miles in the centre OF the peninsula III
ycrling rirht and lcft ~ ~ to cut OH IN LIHruS
q triangle with a superficial area oi about l,f3"
souorc miles. and in Northern lhcssIly section
forty miles long and from fifteen to t"cnil-hyc
mile, wide. The ccs,iOn to winch the European
Powers a,scntcl ia the first instance has hc'nTc-
dDcod ~ least Onc-thrd. The level tra"' oi Ilies-
ok. which in mast aces was So hicbly cultivated.
i restored ia the Greeks. and tie northern edge
which is withheld j, mountainous md thus
qiycs the Turks more dclcn>inl" frontier.
The rrcnt los, which the Hellenic Kingdom
sustoiuS i, Epirus. with the three cities Jluna,
N,tlnyo and Arta These atc centres ol Grcck
nonulaiion. Jauina containing ll,1oo thl--
inns to 5000 Nahnm,tan~ and 5000 jews
and the other Two h.iue almost exclusively
Crc.k. These ct,~ have been coveted u.s. the
southern Ilcr. hgt thrv arc NOW pi."'d hrFord
r..ch although co-c to 10" frontier. The
Gr.rl must content tl.m-.iNc. Win planting
,hc olive groves 90 ihc--llV.
Kin, Gcnr,,'- ministers alr ~lGcvd cuou.h
g., ual. their ar.,wHn.c @ t.c rc" ho"'icr
mi. I.ff
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BITS or CRTTICI>M

CENTS AID CUNRACTEg.-At best genius =
n,l, IL ~, .li,ni temperament mnn, aud. i"r"t,'
ft,-ii 'Nt,Crf basis fbr ~IlffNal fl1i-
n.t., -lnl,' ,.i never hc cout"undcd Wifh 20. tis
.,,i.,. B. Gmr Spoiled chd upon earth; wa" nc MO
him % Do. f AMOS tidf nds -rICt IS cfhil~ ~
I'm ne, d. "a, we'll Caiuctsf spiritual manhood ~
mo-, ,r .,I hut only communicated II not or hh'
rit bat D.. only brought ahuIt with orr own f"ai"''
uriI;y or -or.t1us concurrence in some sort.
H. h. honestly Wrought ont 81 thr h"''
literal conformity To the principles ~ hhl-
v,.l ir-tDr +. pr's mp with 20 hstronic p'f tri''
piles under foot cheap umiliN Of th" Pr'i'i '"A
and , pew and insists upnu the Just thing ~ tm' l-t
moment under pain az eternal dinnaion--vlrh u ans,
ortnIoupsenf fae s'iissS illusions o. siior ihhre
u As that y ii. the onus cuts sic lu-rous htit IVA
t, t ,- OF men. and wins otrniimcs - loud r,nosi'
W., ,,i know many naueicsH person whom v" 'aine
moro tan raft of crui. hrcausr "" ronidr "i.h"nt
stint m tL,r living rlih thtir iHrur r,c;ltdc d" hts.s
ami understanding Henry james m The Atlantic.
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new defeat he takes more philosophically than
the last. 1t has been hard TO understand
why, but it is plain now. 1t is because II en-
ables the moral grandeur of the party 10 loom DON
up. and he, having a natural taste Tor polu-
cal sublimity, is awed and edited.
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TRIPLE SH L L L.
JHE NIB.S ms MOANING.
d" ALpERNEY BRAND

FoDrIcy.-Thc London cable dispatch to TIT
p,R,vE saws that several of the powers wilnsto
make the Porte fulfil disagreement with Grcece -
Lord Salsbury's reputation is damaged by TIE
recent Franco-Tunsian disclosures. -=-- Inc
French Army has shown in'iicency III
preparing for the TuniSian campaign. ---
The Irish Land bill will certainly bc passed in tie
p-;,;sb Uouse of Commons =- The new Victoria
University at Manchester has dispensed with
Greek and Latin qualification for DEGREES -
Three persons have been arrested under he Coercion
act in Ireland - Reports from liacdad Stat'thd'
the rovaces of the PLAGUE are terrible -=- India
is TO be represented by delegate al the Monetary
Conference. - The Gallia was slightly damaged
in Iivcrnool Yesterday by a steamer swinging
AGAINST her. - he people of Zurich disapprove
of holding the Socialist Congress there.
DoMrsTrC.-A Southern syndicate has purchased
n controlling interest in the Atlanta and West
Point Railroad. - double murder and suicide
ore reported from Dayton, Cal. 60 The contest
over the opera "Billec Taylor was adjourned yes
teriav in the Baltimore court until Monday --
SMALLPOX has broken ont AT Lowell, Mass. -
heavy SLOW storm has prevailed on Nj. Washington
since Anil II. Tie Wisconsin "anti treat
ing law has been de Jared VOID.
CITY AND SrBrEBAN.-Thc presence Of typhus
fever in the city has alarmed many physicians =
The polce drove n number of squatters from their
shanties uptown yesterday. -- The snir'omnit-
Tee on Commerce and Navigation listened to many
witnesses. - Professor Proctor lrCturcd on the
NOON ticket has been prepared III Tamnany
to defeat John Kelly. - ire in Whiie-st.
caused losses estimated at $4,000. - The gold
value of the lcgal-tendcr silver dollar il2i2 grasl.
81 70 cents - Stocks firm III the morning holus.
closing lower.
Tur WEATnFF.-TElByNT local observations in
dictate fair and warmer weather. Thermometer
yesterday Highest, Coz; lowest, 3NN; average,
5O3.e
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NV voRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY il, SHEET

Him, washing His feet with her tears ana
Winning them with the hair OF her head, no
doubt she had hoped to have, through HIS
miraculous power, her chance in life again To
be one day pure, wOmanly, aud to struggle
back 10 NIL that she had lost. When He died
the world was empty for the outcast that lie
had raised from the slums of Jerusalem Her
chance WAS gone. II was fitting that to her.
of all His followers, the tidings should first he
told Of a life to come, of the world where her
shame aud sins should not follow her, and she
could grow into that which she would be.
Thomas argued concerning the resurrection,
and Clcopas reasoned as to it's effect upon jew
i,h politics; but the sinner who had been for
given turned to Him, saying only " Master"
Perhaps it is those only among rs who, dur
ing the year that is past, have. like the Mag
dalcnc. seen that life from which we hoped
most in the world 20 out in death, who can best
understand the meaning Of that empty scpl-
chlc and the risen Christ in the garden. Preach
as We WILL every man, standing by IN open
grave, knows in his secret soul that God il
unjust if there be no hereafter. Why should
the boy in the Il ;sh of q noble manhood he
turned to useless clay Why should the scholar
or the statesman. serving humanity with honesty
and strength. become nothing but meal for
worms? Why should the baby be torn from
it, mothers breast if for no better purpose
than to fattcn the graveyard mould The
Maglalcnc might have cried ont against the
Injustice Of the Cross. Why should Jesus
bc taken from His work in the streets of Jc
rlsalcm of healing the sick and saving sinners
like herself, TO be laid stiff and cold in Jo-
scph's s"pulchrc' The angels have answered
her and us, " lie is not here; He is risen.
Come see the place where he lay
If, too. there had been no hereafter, what
could 4 woman Ike Mary Magdalcnc have
made OF the riddle Of her own life : What
can We make of the riddle in onr,' The lost
possibilities for good Cin which loss we were
rot alio-,thcr rult,o, the inherited tendencies
to c,l the unused talents, the unmeiiicd
pin. the sickness. the unqualified lOngingS,
the poNerfy-ail these are useless, unjust and
crrI if they were not meant to discipline and
J,,.ir, a., for higher. broader lives AID lullc.
votl. "h,u We, Ike Him, shall be mot here,
rlt Ii,'u.'
Amy thinking man who has lived Though
th, first -au-u.uc hopes Of youth knows ih1i
life Is % tragic mistake, the saimuinc l'st oi
,orc almighty malignant Power, if it br not tie
piolo-.c. The amber side. 10 another But With
U.at other. pain and los and death itself aic
insignificant as .fo-t OF MINT before the clear
d.,,. n $50 do not choo-r tl.u, with som" of
our god Christian hio'hrr~. to s.lu.c The
U,..u..l.un moIain. which mud" tii' future
sure to %. al with flowers and triumphant
ul. .r. d. as rai. 30 l.'-i. FORGET b., n,iuiuG
T',, fi,., ....., 10 l., arrived f.r r'ittirg fhr
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ROBERT BrCHANkN AID " Ills CHILD or
NArtis IT occurred Ia several times M D. i"ihs
ihi- Interesting romaur TINT possibly Ia nONri ming
Nr buchanan lad discovered the one sort ~ literary
wur. tor which his talents thoroughly and nOs
mrr, partially nttcd. lin this D. not our mai opinion
~ We e. SEQ 'hc volumes. We Ind In them, ~ "" hNo
.uud before in Mr. Buchanan's dtamas, poems efsays
and rrif riSm-. a considerable amount az clcyern -
oui Hes 81 perception, sense ~ natural and 'noilonA
h.at, an sun.d aud rendered frutlrss hy that h'r
emf want nf asiinction In both senses ~ the M"r,
which IL perhaps the most il want tat literary all,l
can have Mr. Buchanau is q chameleon for versatility;
he ran adopt. ~ moments Nafing the color ana ,ltlr
a, autGnror -rh"ol ~ nulhor>-or Instance H. on
h.. li-f.ctif.ir like Mr.. William Ilack-but BE- never
la, tf.u3rt,i except .o,rtiines in hi, wrath manner
which can be- recognized ~ inaN hlunl 10 himself
in he H. often ln@tigi'ed apparently In all sincerity,
hy lr aud gcnrruus aims. un,clfsh onthusians. ana
WARM impulses; hut he can mover quite throw "h
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