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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

PERSoNAL--Senator Jones, OF Florida leaves
for his home In Pensacola this evening, with
the remains OF his son William H., ID years OF
age who died last night.-General Slckles
was registered in Paris on Sauurday.-Mrs
Harriet Prescott SpoffoTd, who, by the way. is
not running for Office, thinks that domestic
happiness and comfort In this country must
finally be sought In the employment or Cninese
house seryantS.-Secretary Ramsey, Mr.
Burch, Secretary OF the Senate, and Prof c. "
Riley, OF washington, were in New YORK ,ester-
day.-Mrs. Hebe Barney Haynes. frmerly
OF Washington, died In New York last We i1ss.
day, the eth inSt-SenorZ Zamacona, the Mexi-
can Minister TO this country, accompa led by
his wife and two daughters and six nloanbars
or the Mexican Legation, arrived at dDrgan
City. La. yesterday, en- route to Washington.
Gen. Herman [ hl, formerly busine mama
ger OF the StddtS ZettUNg, shot himseir fatally
6 6y accident In New York YESTERDAY: :.@Ar.
OF the Indian Office to-day.-M Mr. aroaco
King, Director OF Surveys, reached " laalng-
ton yesterday, nom Arlzona.-Juog" Axtell.
formerly Representative in Congress q n CALI
foTnia, is IL the city, staying at 92O Neg York
ayenue.-Mr. James Anthony Frou.e Is pre-
pairing biography OF the late Thomas arlyle,
autobiography which Mr. Carlyle let In hi,
hands.
AN ORDER issued by the War de trtmsnt
requires that each company command r shA
see that a record OF vaccination Is kent O
all the men In his company and who nay ioin
1t hereafter.
SECRETARY RAMSEY and Commissioue R,um
returned nom New York this morrill,.
DECISION IN FAVOR OF DISTRICT CIA. aANrs-
The Court OF Claims has just decidt unani-
mously awarding Judgment In favor of the
claimants who have brought suits aga I ,st the
District OF Columbia on what is known .Ssewer
certlfcates-R. Fendall, 81, 500, Peter Mack,
2.6oO. They allow per cent up 10 August
1874, and from thence on 81 65-l6O.
THE COLORADO LEGISLATURE has adoptad n
resolution expressing sympathy With aland
A resolution indors1ng- Representative rord',
position on the silver question passed IL h0tss
Unanimously, and by vote or IL to 49, IA
senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

u i'iooe Isidhu: J. L. Neeuen, ID. G. LittIen1 I'D
and 4. q. BOuTn.
AFTER THE PRIZE.-The poetry market seems
te be In fair condition. however other marts OF
trade may be affected by storms and floods.
Already eight contributions have been received
Ia competition for the prize of S2o offered by
the Training SchCol for Nurses for the best
poem On ''Nur5eS, their Work and Rewards"
STANLEY MATHEWS NoMINlTIoN.-TheS Sen
ate committee On the Judiciary seems in1eXible
in Its purpose not to make a report on the nom-
inatiOn OF Stanley Matthews. This for the rea-
son that even II the nomination we're rel jected
IL would still give President Hayes the cnance
to fill the Swayne vacancy. This the Senate
judiciary committee desires to prevent and hence
Will hold the nomination In the commttpe NJ
Matthews arrived in Washington from New
York on Saturday night. He will leave for his
home in Cincinnati TO night. convinced that
his nomination viii not De reported.
ARMY ORDERS-First Lieutenant James A.
Buchanan, 14th infantry, VIII be relieved from
duty at Fot cameron, Utah territory. by the
commanding 6 officer OF that post and VIII then
army for special duty In this city. Leave OF
absence from January 26, 1851, to March q,
ISL, is granted Second Lieut.. W. III. Wheeler
llth Infantry. The leave of absence granted
surgeon L. /. Baily, US. army, Is extended one
month. The general court martial appointed
to meet at Rock Island Arsenal, ILL, Janury 20,
Is GiSSOlVe0.
THE PRESIDENT AN L. L. D.-While in Baltt-
more last Saturday, President Hayes visited
the Johns Hopkins University and the Johns
Hopkins Hospital. At the University he was
met by the students and faculty. President
Gilman conferred the degree OF Doctor OF Laws
upon President Hayes In his reply the Presi-
dent said: ''Nr. president, gentlemen OF the
faculty, trustees OF the Johns Hopkins Ualver.
slty and fellOW-students: Laughter and ap-
plause.l / AIN glad TO meet you on this happy
occasion, and am grateful to the trustees of this
noble institution for the bestowal OF the unde-
served honor which your president has so grace.
fully conferred. In two or three weeks I shall
have LothiDg else TO do" The annual banquet
or the Baltimore Press Association was held
Saturday evening, President Hayes being
present.
II TRANSFERRING SILVER BY MAIL q short
time ago out west, the registered package in
which 1t was contained was cut through by
ole OF the chains used to secure 1t In place In
the boot OF the coach. A portion OF the silver
was lost. The question was referred to the
postmaster general to decide IL the contractor
was not responsible for the loss, it showing
negligence On his part The postmaster
general says ian investigation indicates that
The loss was accidental; but were it other1ise.
and ii could be shown that the loss was attrio.
utaele TO the negligence or even to the fraud oil
the contractor, it Is not perceived that auy
right or action would thereby accrue to this
department. Nor does the loss OF mail matter
without fault on the part OF the contractor con-
stitute ground OF forfeiture as agreed upon In
the contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

Universally prescribed by the Faculty
laxative and refreshing
Fruit Lozenge
TAffAR for
CONSTIPATION,
hemorrh0iGs,
bile. headache,
cerebral congestion, etc
INDIEN Prepared by GRILLON,
.SOis proprietor.
lharnacien de Ire classe de q
Faculte de Paris.
y, rue Raubuteau, Paris.
GBILLON Tsmar-unlike pills and the usua!
purEaiives-is agree abe TO take, and
never produces irritation.
Sold by al Chemists aRd Druggists.
80 CENTS TIE BOX. febli-m ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

AN ORDER issued by the War de trtmsnt
requires that each company command n sha
see that record OF vaccination Is KENT O
all the men In his company and who nay Ioin
IL hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

Senator Harris resolution to hold night seq
siOns to consider the code was defeated in the
Senate today. Only fourteen Senators voted
for II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14
SPORTING GOODS.

Do LEWIS os
INDIAN CLTBS!g
They expand the Chests OF Meo, Women and
ChEdren-tSuStCp and permanently strengthen tks
L,lHI--harjen al the sIuscles and overcome the
deolhsatng effects Of Seden:Sry Hsbits. Fresh air
end daily exercise tc{th iIiITl Cittbs triG cure DIS
eEsgl, Debility aIsG 7.eTiy 04L the Ils that Flesh
= keir to-" Beautifully shaped polished and
balanced perfectly on Keh0e's model Of Rock Napis
Price with Illustrated Book Of Instruction) sny
size or weight from TO u lbs. 0niS 81 per pair.
bold only st
O'MEA&A'S Sporting Bazaar,
Cor. 10Th and r sis, opp. Treasury.
Delivered free every ywhere. send orders BY pcets
card or telephone. 1sc25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

SECRETARY RAMSEY and ComnissioIe R,um
returned nom New York this morrill,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14


ma
433 seventh street Northwest
SOLE AGENT FOR THE WORLD RENOWNED
HEINEKAMP PLANO.
FOB EXQUISITE TONE. FINE WORKMANSHIP
AND DURABILITY,
Ihese BesUuful Instruments are taxing the lead
everywhere.
GALL AND EXAMINE LATEST STYLES.
To place these Pianos within the reach O, all. I
have toaugurated system by which parties can
purchase upon non THY instruments OF = 10 70 sI5
ermonth- NO Cash payment Required or IN
TEREST CHARGED, and ali instEumsnts furn
ishet to purchasers AZ cssh prizes.
ORGANS SOLD ON MONTHLY ISSTALMENTs
tan22 OF SIS
SANITARY PLUMBING.
- ~ IEAEs' PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE.
JAS. r BRiES, 4I3 3th st. n.w.,
Sskes specially of Il examination and repairs Of
PLUMBING, with view 70 its proper sanitary ar
YaDgeEelts. Orders promptly flled. oct6-5m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

THE COLORADO LEGISLATURE has adoptad n
resolution expressing sympathy With aland
A resolution indors1ng- Representative rord
position On the silver question passed IL hl tee
Unanimously, and by vote or IL to 49, "a
senate,
, 1881-06-18

enano:! tboto primary Srsan,sst'ons ,l II Nsr\ (.
York Guy io sueceasstnlly - ~ t!e1y tho h'sAos 'to-
III 1871 Gov. Cornell, then Chairman Of tho
llcpubltcnu Htatd Committee, sal,l: "Afany
or tho Presidents OF the Republican nHsoc1a-
tlons were III direct employ ut tic city Of.
llcials. .,. - Numbers Of the taonornt
Committee haye slMce acknowledged tint
they wera lNattt large stl,,s of u,onoy to vote
III accordance witt. Lie dictates Ut tho Ia1n-
nlnhy ot1lcinls. ..:. As might be EXPECT
eli, tho elections of Delegates to conventions III
noarly MI Of tho districts waro nero farces."
Wo u.lotc ng,'n from Air. Eator:
United stntcs Districts .tttornsy under prestdant
r .1,nc, Gtt =, ArpS,r pSsrso@ @ f. sSsak
are ieceptiy.: onv !iIstrlot tI'.it tto 1,aes
trtot. Thasc boat1s nnmja nfrcrtl 4 convcntn.,t
fss iiisat ytInf of The e es. ss 81
'Se', ssta H |" In9ees aGeiS''S 'sr % e M the
On t4e uther land. topirahle n.ernh9ra, E9Nl
s wq e esye ssa & '9S sss. sEat K tSs f; i
,!oay " .l!raet felcs.,on bt ;sner ~ r.
'"%A I" eoet,opps rss ss tsy aso or aro not
nacfll,nrA uatoriing ns thor nro or nrr mt j,ru-
q S%s !'0St s .sf. 6 o N,tS f e as
prlest y thS uoustal olha Order, ttat 70 'se,,t
Mt wuiot sl lnake tho aei.enfn % 'td:t*tt,nt =. y.
ti 4o ren mem T. s5 eHyo frea e,1o - :, yala ~ to TO-
ress e e 5ps S W u e @ e
1 tho organization"
It Is e,sy 10 comprehend the motive Of MIR.
Cankllng's nl,xluty to regain absolute COLI
troll Of tho CustUm-iIouso pntronage. 1t Is
only lIy spoils that such n nlaellinD rs we
, 1881-06-18

Represent the dots and la.tes Of tho b0rsc nlfa.
bot, THO nu0tt1nylty nf tho American SYSTEM u
tilat, tho holna cing punched NJ, tw., i'ncA i y
Tho snfno trnco, rs IN tho .Whentstnno hyhtc.,l.
Ihta l,nth rxpetiiIes trnf1An,ssnn md facilitates
tho "5ratlinG.n " at tho other mud, tnGitlse lilo
,Ints nfnl t.nshc6 utR ~ tnioEi UlHshr t0Hnth1r,
tho Gro tiis INT It, trrui Uvrr ~ RrrAt aphc'.
'Tnia will t, at ni,iu Ap,Mrnnt ly aai nxinple tn
letfurA. It takrt Less tItnc to rrntl tho wt,rtt
prinaa h' r'ts' ~ III" %a i IT, T. fo"n
II, Practice ihnt .i,o Amrrontt sllp cni 10 rrali
ut lh8 recnivlnR iii! at tho ratio Of 100 wtlrtls
Minute, which, ta nlnrn tlinn tilrGe times
rs fnst ns tho 0rllnRry ''stp'',. oan he rrh,l!:
rho Hlit,t whcn vrapnrstt lv tho "p,tnchcr." !"
"a Simply rlaced on tho Instr,iBnl, hnntlt Is
tt,rt,taI, md tho slip IL worked through. tue
electric current bGl(lg continually fhinrrsl1tcil
uid reistntltshul ny tho hnies Iti tho Al1. Ono
tnr prtAluccB II tut m tho Ell Mt the other etitl:
tsyD holes rrlll,cb tlMal, Atlt1 III tho rstiehh.a
hllu In w6skoh tl,rnEtl ut .nne cn.l lin tlir
lnMrkctl With sluts sud uaahca (ins to bo tnwu'itt
At tho Oth1r end.
tly thls punching process, on single wlrc aai)
miles In length, no fower thati l,nD tctegrn,ns
have been sent In mn huur. requiring stint Of
tlfsceh p,,nct,crs, fifteen copylsts. ind two hs-
.tstants to turn Tim hnndcs Of tho Instruments.
Whatdrer elsn may bu aat,l ns tu English rrol,'-
t.ccs agnuat this cnuntry. II cAtttot ho sn!l that
thny do nut Rracofatly ylclta tho min whDn 1t
n.nas to questions Ut spce.l, whothor Ut tclo.
'Kr,phs or hnrsos.
, 1881-06-18

TrE attempt TINT las been Ina.lc to draw
this New York Tribune Into defoIlse Of tic
character md public serylccs Ut Scnator Scs.
slons Inns gt,te wofully astray. Tile IrIhtnc
enters prompt a,,d plump disclaimer 0f
any intention 10 defend Sessl0ns. 1t has Ito
better opinion af hlm now than 1t Ind one
ycar ago, antl twenty years ago. Int as 1t
would mt conytct Bradley On tho ullsttl,-
ported testimony OF Srssions, 50 tt toes mt
PROPOSE to. find truu bill against Sessions
o, the complaint Of bradley nlotle. There Is
i,pt, m,lcll tu topso lct wce,l the two men IN
point of rcprtat'o1l' anil "le IS rs ltke's 10 ne
r,', int ,}ro,llrv want ahout slx tfuys before
tin ,o' nlIavc.i ' hriiurv nccurretl warning hts
frton'i. int st,,atl,tnv myatcrtons md dam.
na1ns ~ n tia nmtl.t,nnk,ini, men was uu1nr to
hon"cn ,locs mt trnl IL rchah,lttate Tia
o,,nrnn.ar NJ saaslnna. Int IT. dnrs cast s,,s.
,,i",,,, u,ou tf,c sfnrerity of nrn,l,py. II
S.sstnns ] IL c,cnre,l of i11is cl,nruo liz viii
nh hov, "A rleon mi of healtn for
tho @ ,r,xt. % ami If 1,rnl)ev proyes Tint
na ,..s ,,rl,oa mn, rn,fossc,, il ,c
| ,vtu on,v xnov tint In hns beco,,,
, 1881-06-18

, TUE PalllAfall Qazettp, IN All article lls.
cusslpg tho possibilities af 'ths a&eotsIo tels,
graph nf The, future, haudsamoly 1lalAs' tna
palm to tho Americans. especially ia the deyals
upmoat oe tho oRrrylaR power og, wlree, aud
coasFasts our hlgh-epaed apparatus wttA fhs ln'
ssrpRlens ROW III use IN fasppe, 70 Wheetssqas
aAtq1pattn apparatus, which aispRtehea M
"os m!94.s: aestnf s1 9SMaase !s.1, as
it Other rosl., wpila one wire win .ths .WAeet.
stomp ApPArstps doea tha Hark Of taa WtEps, thu
American ulrp ttoss tho Hosk o$ swcaty, ~
thora arc probably fow Of our sesdars t4mtllar
with the prooUss. NC copy the Gasettcs dsaoF3p'
uuu:
With nil fast.speod tustEutuents, III they are
called, the teiagrtms have tp bp pfapaEtd Go-
fQTepsHd. Th|s. pqpslsta jig puAohtq9 bgses
ID 1l!P Of ribbon Of paper, such ho9es 70
, 1881-06-18
PERSONALS.

"Aly Kingdom tor n ,orse tint can bo,,
rrN1ns." ."-ffchHri TIC Thirgt. Rcrfxed, "S
Yesterday will long he remembered ,,o,,
tho fact That lrHlunls .lItlu't win ruce In Dr.
ghn1.
"i sen that Mr.. Tillen has been b,,y,n,
some Jersey cnttle. This louts biiylny tulan,
mulos."--t'. H. Ntrnit.n.
Queen VlctorIa llas tnkcn to ridug n Ia,
cyclic. ieoplc need nat l'n surprised Il ter nrar
ut hor Mnica throwing nut n curb.
Sunntur. Davis wilt deliver tho Fo,rt],-of.
.1uty grafton nt bloomington, III. Tho vcntlo.
t,nn wllo builds the plntform SHOULD ,,as,o MI.
llem IN bis hut.
Mr.. Hayes has decided not to 90 to 1;,,rona
this sthltiier, which would Intltentu that thar.
wero mora uhlrke.,.coops to build thau tho vx.
1'rcslont tl9urod Jn.f
IA Washington fllspatch states TINT Suns.
tor t.t{un Il IN tho He'll fur ls8i." I'ry.nus In,
tercstetl In I.oyau Hhoul,r Hct out tl,olr ,py.
glnsscs unl SEQ II It Is ruully 50.
"Ncarly tllrec.fourtl,s ot The l[1uors wa
uac ara poisoned" says tito Nov ynrk Trityu,,
II this Is tho oase Mr. iIay will cthor bnyc 10 70.
form or prcpare. fur IN enrly dcltth.
Hereafter Mt tlle West Point Commence.
tnrnt exercises trlpt,tls Of the graduates vii,
testify ihoIr appreciation Of tho csaays Ly hepy.
Ing 1'IdHs ok tol1Acco On th8 ethgo Instead II
| flowers. .2-
| Deacon Richard Smith lins finally flnIshe,
| rcadtng tho row nlble. The Cincinnati Ga,ts
OF Inst rhnrsny contained Il cpinnln- and bali
editorial on tho subject. Mr. tIalsfea must feel
] very cheap nj i,oltsS "seoopo1 " In this styie.
Mr.. George w. Glliltls Is said to Kivs every
1atIy whp cas upon hlM MT appropriate souvenir
I in sumo fOrn. OF brle-n-brHc. Miss AnttonY had
bolter rim down tn Philadelphia md net her
chunk from thu Sphinx before Gall Humllton &c.
gErcs It.
In the lo,l.lpst things that arn worn,
With her check peculiar rcl.
y mnion sat, In n Holltfq'tlutl's vest
This ono ilea tu her bend:
10 bu stitched, stitched, stitched.
fat II littlu mDro tight Iii h1r skirt,
Tho while, with her yolce tlst!ntnfulty pitched
She eatx tho "st,t,g Ut tho Fltrti"
t'-ttom "AlaB lflnfnys." hu Ett'rtes Il. Dana.
Tlte New Yurls Grajhfo says that "a curl
GUS fenttro Of II fashionable horso-ruce Il thu
II sou bot With q yoslng lntly sud sho loses yol
don't yin. Her bcntng ia 1,,oroy nominal. IL
y N.aster Of fnstn. No ge..t!c,Aan likes to seo1
lii tlln contents Of d young ladys purse, Yet, 4
rule, shu has no such scrttples fur tho younI
mans btll-haH. s,Io will rake III thu entire tota
Of Ills pile II she wins" In tho casoor tho aver
npc editor tho netting OF tho young Indy Is, un
sio,ihtotlly .neroly mammal, al,"-q,lite too noml
nal for any use, lls Whttclaw Held would say.
, 1881-06-18
THE ADMINISTRATION AHD THE vIR-
GINIA CAMPAIGN.

! Washington dispatches represent tslat
"Turker al,d other prominent Democrats
have said to tho l'resldont taat II the Adm'i'-
islratl0n Supports Alati0no III tsle virginia
campaign tho Democratic Congress VIII cQl,-
slider 1t lnatter for ttlelr resentment" we
fancy that Tucker, 9t Ylrglnta, wIl0 sought
an Interview with tic President tho other
day upon the subject. Is chiefly responsible
for the threat Implied III the above Dnra-
graph, Tucker llas served notice upon tho
AdinlMtstratlon il effect tint tho C0nfcder-
atcs In THO Senate anl House Of lMDro-
sontatlvcs will do NIL they cnn to emDarrnss
tho public business IN = certain event. II
tucker coull be fafrly regarded as spokes"
,nan for tho Confederate party III such
n matter, very serious charge would llo
against that organization, .An4 a realization
Of tho threat conveyed by Tucker WOULD
bring new contempt and dIstrnst upon. ttio
pBrty which mudot 1t. Perhaps It Is merely y
Bourbon clique ~ Congress which would
sllpport Tncker's dlsgracefa! nonace, rid ~
that easa the tlreat IL moro of M lmpertt-
nence tlan anything elsa. IT. any eveht.
Tucker. himself, llas done an ulEpa,lnpFly
thing. which aso,lld have Warranted tha
President III ortlcrlng him out OF tho White
110,lSe. -.
Tho President has tho same right To extend
Ills persM,al syplpat!ly to tlo Mall0llo ns0ye:
nel,t IN Virgtnta, and 10 assist II with the
support Of tiIo Administration to my legili-
,nate pxteHt, tint l'e las to promote The ~:
election Of hls friend. Gov. Foster, iN Ohio.
Thu slalto'a ,noyarsrNt llas assumed nncl.
l,roaleF. scope tim, It lW,l ut tho Tins Gen.
Afnhnl,n yYi,H tjI!ctctl tn TIM 1fuftEl StlltfH
, 1881-06-18

On Monday Inst LII Scandinavian e'nt-
grants left 1T. 1aat for polnta os thu main l!no
Of tho Mnnltoha 1toad. Among thetn was
pnrtyor forty "Da'kuricr,". who aamo from tho
uxtrome northern pnrt Of swctlcn. whcrc therc
arc ouly three Ilnnths Of freedom from wIntry
weather, Thpy ra.na clad In thotr slcepskl,ts,
With scarfs prpun thetr nerks, and with abun.
tlanco Of ba4Gagp. All nf, thosu wera "wsll
flxed"s for einRra9ts. They will settle IN tho
timber country III tito vicinity Of Coknto. heng
well ADAPTED thereto. Thuy came Yin Chicago,
anl wero brought to st. Paul by the chIcago,
Milwaukee & St Paul Hallway. Tho Chicago,
Milwaukee &; St. Paul n!so brought III, na MI
extra, 3O0 Canadians. who went through. To
Manttoba on tho st. Paul, minneapolis T. MnnI-
tobn Road,
, 1881-06-18

THE silly etf0rts OF tho brewery Workmcn
III New York ;.llll the printers In Cleveland
to "boycott" thefr employers ca,l lave but
one result, and ought to haya but one. 1t
must result III mi tgno,ninious and tIagract-
full failure. Combinations Of W0rls1nel To
obtain rise OF wngcs are perfcctly legltt-
,nntq, 80 long as they keep Within
the bounds of " passive refusal 10
work for the terms offered. When tllay
pass these limits ail4 taka tie sllapo pf
MI active mud aggressive warfare Oh tho hllsl-
ness ot those wlo will not employ them ut
their own terms they bocoMo sIlnp1o, coul-,
Bplracics, and as Bnch are unqncstionably
punfsbap!c at co,aMon law, This Is q FREQ
country. No man ls compelled to work for
wages that do not suit hin, and, ol, the otllOr
hand. 10 man Gun be compelled to pay moro
than tie market price fer labar, or moro than
l.e believes he can afford to pay. 1t the ptln-
clple asserted by tho New York and Glove
land wurkuun wero olcp nslmtttal a1,l pllt
into operation, tl,ero would he no reason
why 1t should stop sll0rt vt coniisonton vi
property and Communism. The snleRutlorlty
to determine wllntwera fair wpgea alni wlle,l
"boyeottlng" sliouldstopalul wilon It sIlQnl'l
bcgin wp4ll 10 tho |al4F 4ulpIls. which nrb
themselves partles to the suit. Public opinion
III this country Ia not prepared to sanction
the summary methods of deciding wlInt Ia
fair ailu right as between employers ulMl elll-
p!oyeA that the labor nl!olls kepp| ll!sp0scl
to adopt. There cannot W combination on
one sl4o without co1ubImatlpH pM tl4q at|lur,
"linycpltlnx'' will prnll,ce "lpycott!ag." !"
II there should 10 q real trta! 0fktTenRtll
nr a
, 1881-06-18
THE NATURE OF mr., G0HKLING's MA
.' CHINE. d.:

III order to know tle value Of tho machiNo
In politics to ex-senator Cpnklfng, 1t Ia
necessary To understand Its organization In
tho Republican narty IN the City OF .New
York, There nre tWenty-f0ur Assembly dis
triots In tho city, and the party Tiers Is pre-
sided over by Il Central Republican Cnh,nlt-
toe Within this Central Committee there is
an Executive Committee, which Is thu real
authority, The "ConstItutto,l =" declares tint
'all tho proceedings" pf tho Executive Qonl-
mtttcc es!,all bu kept strIptly secret" This
systom In accortln,lce with which Republican
party po1itics Is managed In tho City Of
New YORK was tloYlse4 by Aaron Burr. i fs
popuurly known rs ''tlIe spoils systs'n,n and
technically rs thu ''Jiunrfan Cotle."e Both
the Albany Regency and the Tammany So
ciety were organized OIL tiio same plan; and
tho object Of both was to make tho people
pay for their own snbluFatlon throngl their
robbery by means Of the sPolls system. Tho
real watclwords Of this system are "so-
creoy and despotsul." It y modelled on tho
plau OF tho Qlh ltonIsh Church Inn4lsltlon.
It ,uay not itnlnuro its rccalc|trapts ln dup
ICONS Or burn than ut pla stake, but 1t I'M
.lertakes to ruin them politically. ns theF-
ouKllly u ever l'ppe diseraced Or klletl foll-'
| t1maclous priest or ugtsy harettc. There
nre hfty Thousand Republican voters IN tie
| City Of New York, hut Tho club wlllcl, Is
repressI,ted by tho Central alld Executive
Committees numbers only six or scyon thou-
sand members. III become 1nsl,l,er of this
club 1t Is necessary not .,perely to he n true
Ilopubltcai,. rple applicant for membership
,nust be PROPOSED MS member Of the prl.
mary Qf, Ills district and Ills lla,AetposteI
on the bullptju-loartl. Tho nanls then
goos : to tho Oonlmlttao on Aimls-
sjons. Ii A,e Conm|tteo rsports nd.
yprsely that Is ito enl ot l|ygt application; II
It report fayqrably ana' q nlaIor!ty of the
members yoto III tho affirmative. tho appll.
cant pecp,prs . ,nen.bar upon signing tl.a
rnli, Thls roll, or constitution, "ple.lkes' u
him M lollows, -:
4 /, "To support Tho Republican pgrtu or.
oantsutto,,, Of whicll tl,e Association ia a
rt1 rc"oo,,tzc'1 norff,m,n
4. H;ra submit sa sho legally Expressed &C.
finn nj fha u Iss0aL,tt0n mud 0e the Central
t""r " w +t*''e""'~N NV "' "9'''"
oanllsnee." ~: , ..,...
to '!nnotno's, s"s'""t nss nosI.'1's '..s,s ~
tn0u6 Wy THO ltepnpllcal' NIFTY M'puuh lA
l0xulIy-cOlstituted conventions cNlfel OF
asa',:, t...f h., tho fy.,,1r.,j f}nmm,i.na u 49,.
Tce0Nitzet9 py tao Vcl!tFat oot''lnlt*ob'' -
Il. NNot to become member OF any CON-
,n;,,aa ~ 1,o,3u wf,ic ,lnos not reooa,ltzs III.
, 1881-06-18

THE st. Louis GloI,e-DoMoornt snys tl,nt
Judge A.,ans Of TINT city, has sustAIncd tho de-
tnurrcr to tho petition In tho caso of Charles f.
Pierce, of that oltY, agaiust chRsles 4. spaullnv
md EIenry Mapiasou In regard TO the snle Of re.
served sPate ut Al, oporatto pntertHfunant. Tho
Judge ruled TINT tho. pluIuttG haa no causo Of
action; that a thaatrieal manager bus tho right
to ao1 hls reserved s0ats to auybpdY he plfasuA,
and ia nat bound to give tho first choice to tho
first conner. 1t ia understood that tho case vii.
ho nppoAIoti. - :.
, 1881-06-18

!. BEcRETARy.oB.SrArE DEaENr will l,ayo
tho I,nw lgYa printed and raaly tar str!bution
by The p0th at Jttig. Yhfa stDWs Hot,a work OH
h1s part, tor hp IL kcttlnR thnm out three mouths
sooner than thay Wero formerly ytssuetl-Sptng.
nell f%ftl6r.t- +; =. ~
: 'Myra isrxlwell, Eaq, haa had the new lava Ia
print aud for *alo Tor p weok past. Tho seore-
.ty .t:,ye s,s.s saa see tPrpsqe4 type.et'en are
, 1881-06-18

TuE cH1cAnn THtBuSE has established branch
,ccs for tic receipt Of subscriptions and udTeFtso-
Hcnts rs fo1t1ws:
NEW ypKk-Hoom 70 tribune Building. E.T. Nc
GADrES. Manager,
Gi.Ase10w. scoi,and-Alnn's American News
Agency, II Rcnfcld.st
LONDON, Eng.--Amsrfcan Exchange. ~ Strand.
HENRY +. HTLf.tnt Agent
WASHINGTON. u. C.-i3ty + street.