davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-12-02
"ALWAYS AUDACITY!"
The Assasin's Astonishing Re-
lance OIL Danto11's
Doglnn.
tnfinit Egotism. Horrible Bias.
phemy, and Cold, Log
ical Cunning.
Steady and Persistent Ate
tack Of the Great Cross
Examiner.
Intermittent Rago Of the Wretch at tho
Mention Of tho Facts Of tlle
Murder.
A Fury Shown That Would Soon
"Inspire" !" the " Removal Of
Judge Porter.
fhe Feelings Of The Hldeous Hypccrit
Wounded by "Recurrence to
Sacred Subjects"
Charles Julius Guiteau Il Now Rap
idly Driving Nails in His
Coffin.
Ills Moral Perversion Is Shocking, but
His Brain Works with Remark IL.
ablo Accuracy.
The Experts Said to Bo East Abandoning
The Idea Of Any Alteration
Whatever.
Charles julius Huiteau Is Now Rap.
idly Driving Nails in His
Coffin.
Ills Moral Pervorsion Is Shocking, but
His Brain Works with Remark
ablo Accuracy.
The Experts Said to Bo East Abandoning
The Idea Of Any Alteration
Whatever.


fN. f4t.
sote'oi psoa'1n ~ s".a'o ioa"i' ,,oo.or,,,o
@ y; ti,s ..s,,o,, r. ~ tr,.1 or, anrnl1y
u 's ta y. ~ ~. A+soa.,,ina.,, , .,, a ctor ~
.ks .t d,a'a totmoom ha 1,'1len mar,or and .,n
..o u.He .,.h ossoot T., tha ,,or,nr r,t,cr tno,,
10 .sae WI. .e'p Ca...,rdav CrItaa, snc,n"I
..ss s,'a,.,.. ~, tt,a ,,orv sn,omn manner
t"'ao. e""nen ~ Il. s,.a,..t,nr ~
a." @ 10 Is t.xaa ~. .ye ,.,sr H. con1;,,o,ca IN
sI. ,;.a';.n.1.,, ~ s,,,rn,nncu Mi hi. o,t.
,.,. - IL ~ T., rho ,inoi hotw,c,, h,,,anly
.nI IN ~ i",,,.or nn1l ,voa not ftsnosoI r.,
stard ,raatly ~, tha dafensive Fron, tho
stort start todnv l,n bro,,c o,,t into
;, ,o.,,,.as,,,, c,,,r,crs,,a ,,uu,,pra Avn
- MiMIci,Y.
1fewas III turn violent nud suIten, Ono mo.
ment lie would bo scoldlng *1,islgo Porter for
1is "dlsf,oucsty.n as hc culcd IT, and the
next wo,.d ssttlo back III lis cilalr aud atly
refIIsr. fuao iIEc. to say more. Tho purposa
nj rho f;ovcrn,uent. of coursc. wns tn proyn
n criminal motive, Most OF Judge portcr's
questions had tint end In view. AS to the
I.nin theory Of inspiration" the cross-ex-
a.n,Mer elected today little that was now.
Guttenu stuck to his story TINT ho naturally
ehrank from, the deed, being, as lle himself
confessed, u coward, aid opposed to any
physical violence. Eat he WIS tlndcr Divine
pressure. which gruw until It became irre-
sistible, and llo simply executed tho COLL
mani Of tho Deity.
FIFTY TIMES
Judge Porter would speak OF his crime rs
murder, md as often would he bo f,Itfgnant-
" rohaked by tie prisoner. -" II was not.
murder" sald Gnltcnn tllne ami time again.
SHOT llin rs would slIoot Rebal-as
million lnei we're Killed III the War. Ills re-
1lioYRl was necessary, Just rs thelr sacrifice
, 1881-12-02
TIE. DEBT
4Ah ACTUAL REDUCTION uF 1Srrnrsr.
uEAi'lSG DEBT,

THE ACTUAL. REDUCTION or tyrrprsr
nE.tis1S0 DEBT.
| apeetas Dspafeh to 1Ad GY,ledco Tt,hun,.
I WASHINGTON. d. G., Dec 1.-While tha
debt statement for November stows tllat ,,+a
reduction Ut the public debt less cash In ,he
treasury during tllo mouth In round MIN.
bors, was S7,4. ,UU, tho act;,uI reduction Of Tia
tlebt wns only S3,1G7, 900, tho worl .sie1r.
there, including MI Glasses of ottlcatons
1ha reduction Of the tnutlett debt was sam,
o0. THIS i'telllLes tic intercst-bvariur ,lrh
a'id thu ilatrred ttrbt nl which intu,cs, lI,t
ceascd. TIC reduction ot tic Interest.
oear1ilE debt was only Sa,40o,aM
Il cnilipiflsoli Ut the Btatenont issued today
win TINT ISSUED oll TIC 1st Ut Juty show,
that since tha beglHnlng OF tic fiscal year
tue retlnetlon Of tho lnterest.bcar!nI debt la,
been >S'~' '1'
OVER S75,Uo00oQ,
if1s Is MI average ut ovcr Si3,0go,ooo pet
month. Tho reduction of tho total tbt, In.
c'dtilns a'f Glasses Of obligations and !r,s
castl I'll tho Trensury, llas buun little oyeg
sS''@o,o0o sii,cs tl.e beginning OF tho fiscal
5chf, 0f Ill average Ut over Sia0oo,o5
por month. This Is III unprecedented recutl
III f1le financial hfstDry of tic country, and
II Is Improbable tint it will DO repeated dur.
ing the remaining months OF tho current
iiscal year. with tie exception uf that part Of
tho record relating to the interest.bearIus
bonds,
BECHErAIty F0L0EN
ca'l undoubtedly rellpen S75.000, 900 of bonds
pet~cesl now anil next JuIy, provided that La
should atlopt the policy Of dfalnLAg heavily
upoH tue Treasury reserve. But t1e should
depend upon tile surplus revenues, the IT,
aeiHptl0ns will full far short Ut s150v,ool
so'ne time before tho end OF the fiscal year
there will be MI extraordinary expenditure
OF $4,000, 600 for pension deficiencies.
THE Dl:ur IL NOW 3t,7s3,3sj.340. -
To tho tr'taser, Assoefaltd I'-,s
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. l.-,fho foiow.
Ing Is the statement OF the public debt:
E1tSnGGoa 1S'Ga Gs...'.'......'. .....t lM M3
Eoar ind ons .haii pos cont bonds...... %ep9s
{u4E pEs cGnt pnhH& 1hhH!
MT AAstan,as:nk eartitcatcs a
Hufs feaslon f9ho..s. HAl9u
,ts!s'sa s!s| s!s'sssss:.ss.tns ase;' sya "
i4,4' iH4sxaiih.teadess. IT, r s&14gH%
;ssSs; & }
Total Without interost.....,,...........s fHItAsa
,ro,T5 Tntat 4 y asot s%S,AE!
~@*A III 1R@a:"
,ee1sa.s nehs I. te;s s,tna sash y Ls;'a ;S'a
pes ea9fsne ss1S iGS t!a5.es 1sno u" i'S''''' a@'
ssss0;s bsss )" a's Ths s$ 'S%ssia.'' 'n'sas.s a. @
,nissssa Sis1saai} 'as4s$S
;sa s,,a silsss 7s;;:$ ;t
redemption oEccrlfcatssof
cssah SssaSo;' a3sa6iS ::::: ,,M,Ppi Sss
, 1881-12-02
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
4 atrlko at tho Joliet steol Works.
8psefai pIpoteh 70 Ihs EAttaao Tribune.

8tFIko at Tho Joliet Stecl Works.
8psetai pspatth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET. ILL.,, Dec. LA strlko of tho laborinR
mon At tho stool works occurred at noon todpy
In consequence Of notice BY Superintendent
smith that wages Of common iahoross would bo
reduced to III cents per hour. The eatiro
works wore compelled 70 shut down In consc-
quonco. At 4 mass- -Meottng held at tho court.
house tonight the skilled opcratlyes f1ateru,zed
with tho strikers md encouraged .hem to or
Ean!ze and stand firm. Superintendent Smith
was present, and agreed to recalvo com mtttee
OF tho strikers tomorrow between . aud o o lock-
Tho meeting adjourned uptll Saturday uirht.
when action viii be hAd on Smiths ropIy to The
committee. Two thousand Avo hundred men
arc thrown out Of work BY the strike.
, 1881-12-02

celsbsAted remedy, kIdney. Wort, that 1t Is hsy.
lnx aa laamsnse sstd ffom Maine % CaHtornta.
soine hAvc found It inc6nvenent to rrepars il
tors now pr0pare It ii liquid form. This ean BE-
procured u ths druRGJsts; y has psoc!aelY sho
" That tho doae ID much an,kller.-LoMxl AIi,
, 1881-12-02

cLEyKLAHn, O., Dec. l-8lr Charles Ashtoy.
who has boon In Jail hero tho pAat four months
waiting trial for ohtaialng money under falso
preteuses, was acquitted today. Ashley rppro-
sentod hitnso!f'to 10 jesus Christ before hls ar-
rest, and had seysra! photographs taken Of him.
sclf In Whlts tobes, with q crown OF thorns m
hfs hoad. Tho peFson who preferred tho chsran
was also crauk.
, 1881-12-02

az 's" S'Ss+s A4V tASCk uA9oto otA NpFohsAAA
" to asscrt and rcassert h!s insanity md Ills
"lnspratlon" as tho motive Of the deed.
TODAY
Glt!teau again never for a moment lost the
thrend OF his story. Ills tnsolenco nnd fnl-
pert(ncnco wcre unbcarabfc. Ills attempt
to maintain the b1aspholn0us fiction OF Ills
inspiration was less successful than yestcr-
tay. Judge portcr's marvellous cross-exan1-
ination frequently involved him ll contrs~
Gicltons, Ills ragc know no bounds rs Por-
tor involved him III Inconsistencies, but llo
kept in tho main tArcasl Of Ills story, and
reasoned logically. Thoro was no incoler-
cllce or rambling today. Now that hts direct
story Is entiod, tho sk!llful ttrusts Of tho
cross.cxanfnor show that hts mind Is alert,
mid that hc has full power Of continuous
reasoning.
Ills stEstolY WAS EXTRAORDINARY.
lie remembered dates anl distances exnctly.
lie could tell tho hour OF tho day and the
month when lio stoppetl Cheating onc poor
lalldlaay to attempt tn rob another. flo did
not drag the 14ord into tliis robbury Of board
inK-holtse-kcepcrs rs tiueh Us he did yester-
day. lie was particularly irritatcd Mt Judge
pofter's questions, rs they exposed the lnnH-
rtndo 1T Ills vngabond career. lilo was
alarmed wi,on Judge Porter brought out tho
fact that 'io had used large quantity OF
cnrtrfdRee TN t,nnrnv,rr 1tfs MIN ar1t tl,nt fa
was wnnk In hIs ins,,irnslor in MT tr,,sting
to the Lord to do tho shooting, md to do a
bc,tcr ioh. 1te strunulrtl hnrtl. oa In I'm,
from Inn o,,,sct IN ke",, Il, thu hact.groun,,
rnr MOTIVES or wAt1cn Avn mrvf.ynr
whIcl, thn cross.nxnminotinn l,ro,trht tn liza
front nnl ho onnrnlrtl nllnost .trsnalr,nrly
to the tlnfeusn which ho had plnunrd o,Ii
ioft in tho 1ewspnuer Mt ti,e depot. ono
hfSx& t4f.
lint porter tlwclt unon tto fnct tint. among
lis nowsoaner strlns. wero two which simuly
statc,l ,yI.en tho rrcsl,innt wns oxmctcti to
fonvc tonr ifrouch Ifn ,voa ,,nnhta to nv
main ,yl,vie was carefu1 To i,akn s,,ch uans
nnd t,1fl not ,ntrust tIosc details to ti,e wo,,.
tlrrful lpsniratton thnt Ind rnif1cr, linn.
,,,1.r s,,,r.e,
~ ,,,.,. uaa',,' n1.n .s so n.,, ,,,, H., x,,x,.
~ ~ num noout asaas " % Gait aou ~ te uApetss
oo,,tao o tbn aiu sss',a III. rost 's" - tav
, 1881-12-02
ftnd It III tho record. Insist now upon your
finding 1t In tho record. i want to fastcn'
aohintttnp an WI,

d and,a ~ !, ~ -. ~ teeosu ILL., '1s. moW apo youI
no,.,'..,,ira ~ -, a.u a'sot"' """S ~ '"0'e"
'''os..'k vi so..
,,,,s nM ,1 - uoot ~ MAN e. as NY auo A"s'
:rI,a nr;soro, ,,smrst,,, m s.M a,.>, ~ H. ,
t,n ,nsti th,,,i. 49, ~ ~ .'"St '''' ptA'
.r",iro pnrtarrWoo y,,r .,o,t,o for ia,
monSinr I,ln1ro,a rssie,'o,,n,, hnnona, H.,
hn. saiG ~ ~n'' ~, tha sat"r',ov % nrace1,rn "'
,,"var T., svoni, - ,,,n. a~"t,, ~, tha 1,.r,s
f,t,,a,,a,,,.,s ~ '"' "e"'t' VIA ~As "'''
,rho ,,rjxnncr f.xo,toatv>. t,,, ,o,, ,,,s.
bsd noth,no ~ ,,o rIti, 10 r,,rIs t,ons,,ot" '
want In rain ,hat Inn vn,, nn,i mt u ,,o,vn
,ecn # nma,nr ~, ~ ,,Ih,r.t r ~ ~, ~, a,,ont
Eotionai nolittcs an, ,,nt aho,f ,ni.arah,o s
of,ico md r. vn ,sart ~ =, ~, s,o,,r hra,,,s
tn tnna thot T., II ,.ont,t ho ho,snr IA ~, o'
Nor u,aArrmtyrrn t,rrtcrsrrKrp
In tha rnnrso -, f"rttor oss,n~a,nI,,o o,ia,
TIM nrjsonor anlI. +, rcint,nn tn tho ,t,no ~
tha murder. M'rhc Daily SEMINAL IN In NJ,
me s1dr md ovarvo,,c n npntnst nm. hut thor.,
Ia oreot tlnn hnitor feaIIuu to,vora mn nav,
than tI,erp ,vos Hires or f,ur wno,ks oro
Sous Of t}ose hittcr cronk nn1,era l,uvo t,c",,
tot1!ng down wonderfully fir tl,o Inst threo
or four weeks. Whnt thev yyont IL n r,,nnss,
Of heart drhnv want cnnyorslon, ,hev want
new itlcas about the 1,rcsidcnt,s rcmovoi
Mailing f,nt n change ~ henrt vii, aat,af,,
thur dinboltcol tI,irst for blond. It il mt
llscly the De,tv will rrnttfv tl,cu, IN t,,elr
thirst for blood. They bcrft, to sho If. Inn
and thoy will sco It moyf, md more.n
'rho nrisnnor having EXPRESSED n hc,tof
that the Dolly protected him from tho tlo y ho
shot the prcsidcnt to this DIV. Judge porter
said: ait ttuprn,Is mort, on
WHETHER r,rE Juny nE11rvF yor.n
Tho prisoner-Exactiy wllat tho lnry Is
here to uass ,,pou-whcther tha ncItv mn,
did tho act. or whether did # m nv ,r mar
sonal acco,,nt And / tell vnu furthcr
expect there will be m net of God to nrotrct
me, II it ia NECESSARY. fran ut,y kind If vlo.
lpnce, either hanging or shooting.
, 1881-12-02
This Strength Of Knsson in Penn-
syivttnia nn Important De-
vclopmont.
Hiscook's Canvass Said to Have Bean
Made Before the Crime Of
Guiteau,
4 Decrease In the Public Debt During
November OF $7,.40, l:8-
Secretary Blaine.
The 0hiriqui Land~Job Given It's Death
BLOW in tbs Report Of Goora-
tary Hunt,

NUW 11lE IUN1E6T LOCKS.
6rftt1l Qtspatth. II Ths f.htedaa ttsethitns

FTfYM G71W TT TDctyYfTx
,,n,,, .r,,,. 1.as.1ae,. -
s,<tta, nt,aa,1s )" H ~. 20 %s4,..ss a,uns. s.
WAsu1ynrnx II r ~" suD' t'Dahs: .',,4 s..,.
ershin rnntsst Il fnr',,ns ~ ~ =. I'',, u ,opeak,
TINT II bny fnrnd MA rs,s,i, ,,e.n., en u1 aa1t
comblnatjons which hava u''t ,.at hsn'. usI's'
What these co,ni,inot,s,,s ,",,, h II ~ ~ .l'.e'
bla viii ,ot hn Ins,Mitf ~" ,.,n. ~ .',s ua"ys''
morning NJ tha % ,'oai,nr ~'oMn ~. ~ Mn''t lhe
cus. NJ, satur1Iov sr,,e so.,.,. y. tlo ,, eiN-
uond unnm tha f,,o Nv t'sas as.o, ""' ae'
| ments whIc,, ~. nor, ,e,na ~ anu ] taoYe'
cd In lila fl,,rero,t s,o,a .,,,.H.saI ass1sap.-
| Vhnt fhn aucca.e ~ .te"" se"tto,s, -,
ba ,.a,,not ha knn,vn ,,.,ti' ,,'a, ,.'s,'i "ttt
are h"ro mt t,",'.. ,.a, "'u tmosc ue.eeat'oas
The ,eaeat1ons ho,a 4,u oa .lastt oe eo"1eto,ces'
nrrivinp. Nrr ToI,h"r.an "n9t a. uee" no mug III
the Clnr, of thn I,nrso 49, -. .h" ao '".s seals
mani nnJ ~ ,,oi,,a ao',Jiis. a3 r'o hos' pinhl'
INV asvs ti,nt ~ -, ~. iot tat pos'slon
Wash,n1,o, % I,<s ,n"a ~ a. s'!s uApet!anee III
tho haenmtn, ~ ~, Ta na'e" tle n1on'oess NJ
~, ~ 0.a.e'a w. ~
4 Conrre.ur'v,, stn,,,1in. un "a,',ss .'nn s.,,
ARRIVAL sa,d. :. s.eas ~, .nas e"l, wno haa Just
Tv"r"hai,, ,a nau a. sa1sa IS good feason for
noaa,h,o Fly T1, .as,. 10 oaayu.s A"ay as long As
~ ,na"..o. 80 contcst LUZ eae opeaKersnip Is
~ od 1so~ ,te aeiu n,o SO many candidates.
- a, ~ sAouuss no.u ssscn peasaat relations
o,va, w. Tsn ~ "l uey "eslle 10. kcep
9o.t It'll, .au t!a coct ",a eulnAtt Until the
04 rSI.v .r,,.. ,.,x S.." s.'..s .t.. Amedeans OF
o,,v LIZ a,,n,,. kSsshtvAS1A NJ bELE rloS.
, 1881-12-02
WASHINGTON.

W iAO14INOI IVNs
congressman Never Before
Known to Arrive So
Late.
Hiscock Likely to Score the
Largest Vote on First
Ballot.
His Followers Understood to Want
to Desert at the First
Chance
Robeson, Oil Energetic Worker,
Enlisted Strongly Against
Hiscock.
Judge Kelley Ready to Vouch for Kas.
son as All Right on The
Tariff.
This Strongth Of Knsson iii Penn-
sylvania an Important De-
vclOpmont.
Hisoock's Canvass Said to Have Been
Made Before the Crime Of
Guiteau.
a 1}ccrcnso IN the Public Debt During
November OF S7,a40, l20-
Secretary Blaine.
The 0hiriqui Land-Job Given It's Death
BLOW in tbs Report Of Score
tary Hunt,
, 1881-12-02

tl0n OF Ills suggestion 10 Gaftlelu that ltO
would succeed himself In 1854. lIe replied
In resolute tone: ~ decline to discuss this
matter my further. You hive gona over tt
two or three times. and DECLINE to discuss 1t
any more. II your Ideas were correct about
my having malice III tha matter, Blaine was
tic man for ma to have shot. What possible
tll-wll! could haye hatl agalnst Garfield ?
blaine was the man to havo buei, shot, NC.
cordlng to your theory. My'getting or not
getting otice had nothing to DO With 1t what
ever. 1t only shows. how absurd anl nor.
setlsical your theory Is. It Gnseld hal paid
rcspoct to th0so letters, 1t would haye been
NIL right, but what did lie do: lie wont aud
sold himself soul and body to ntalne. l1a
did not appreciate tho sentiment a1u kind
ness OF tAusa lettere. bnt throw. himself into
nlalne's hands, and allowed Dlalne to use
thu Presidency to destroy ConkllnR and
Grant.
Questionable you say to President t;ar.
Held that he would have no peace tilt he got
rid OF HIa!n8a
The pr!sonerYes, aud that ,yas the way
the Stalwalt aud Liberal papers all over the
country talked. Thatwaa the way the WASH.
!ngton Republican, aud uorhau,. and that
kind OF peopie talked.
Dtb you HAY bLAfSE wAH 4 WICKED MAN?
The psisonar-f fes, because he was using
President Garhe'''' who was q good maD, ind
kind man. but ! weak politician, (;arfeli
Just sold himself body and soul to Blalne
That was what Gen. Graat hta1seif said in
his slsttsr dsnQunclnx Garfield tor selling him.
self out to Blaine.
Judge postsr-Dt dyou say yesterday YOU
did not desire tha removal Of secretsrv
HlAjno3
tlhA ntisnnar-I dill not. a.l ,.A,. ..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-MAY %.

Supreme CJurt-Cham' prs.-By Judge Donohue-
nor--f ~ ~ Barr'iori Notion granted tl0 week and
io aceHln facts ~ t. responsibility BarsfOrd BsrTis
foi Motion having been granted IN - motion Is
ari Without costs Lambert ag browning Motion refer
Jtllr Lawrence, who made nDilg Davies church
Referred 10 H. VI Henry la as'.Italn a'ts IN tr matter u
stephens another NOTION orrprn denied SuiIhacer AT
hahrr Notion denied. The People ri Policy agi Iho
T" - POLL tonin ,oners In this case The order sought
To- br modified or changed wt- made Al special Term BY an
Other igr 70 has been Hpprtl's from aud ihrn"d do not
power NY part 10 alter H. Motion denied Dow
AIT Denied. Murray ngt Murray -frante,i blehI agI
iirlns- Notion denied Bridge ag Lynch; schneider sgt
- ttftutsd.
f,rTf Tart fII-,y Judge DOn0hue Conner, etc, agt.
ko,~' Want 10 see council
>upcrior Coart-:S>Pocai Tc-m-By Jnlge Trnax.-
prayer ag Draper The plaintiff alleges that the defendant
lrnl'd thns thr piniin should have further
Of - court uoip at Ne rate o. $40 wreck ana council
nl Mutual lhSufanc" 'omPay 1rdef Tor oomInl,slol
Dryne Reference ordered Marcus agt Thornton
ordered day calendar for hrs Monday o June Ives
art flurs 81 al order appointing Augustn. DH"i guar.
i.u - Ida PHILIPS aud Mary l. Montgomery, Infants,
Guild II a. act Foryth Comni.-ion ORDERED cassidy
tis-lg ats AIT Lamb Williams agt BIOnt fstnAn
ar PIT. Tho Sa-sd Bank AIT Brown Orders granted.
Cowr,on Plea,->pe7al Ttrm-By Judge J. 7. Daily.
i- nug- Il a. Noiinn dent d costs % abil"tho
event 'If In thr matter " TIE petition OF hahn-Meio-
lauYuui 90 dr,.I-iou with ral"f.
Nar,a, Cofrf- fhdmbTs--lIv Chief-Jusice Shea
MURPHY az ~" Long Island lmpeii"yi" st"ne blo.k T.
C'fiIin3 Notion granted linnhar aet Patterson; At~a.
.t'inairr ~r,'f agi. Nipn ~ Substitution
trNi..f ~FSsloN>-PAKr IL "Hing I'm" People agt
sfw.td j. as. Slindn 'arlai i,Inpinu- s-sau and
'itis. stevens. Jo.'ph smith John Sullivan, jos.
ad. Do. gary Ihoul- la"y A.. uit ami battery NJ
lirnfg Ofant Winters jose M Hughes, Jrf'm al Ma
l'ly r'c. May lh"o3, grand Larceny; WIN Nug'hI Id
D., - Il- ltf!ei irlpl.u. assault aud battery Aln
Iunr. ro,b.i, Daniel nri,a feoaion- Assault ADD bat
H. ,s .o i lrrnry y fn fo. i,S fST.ery -''''
sLl ,ronl.r ~nyth. Eugene T. Posi- ialse preteaees'
Fe.A iDut \"S'i ati"n IT to ROD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
EDrCAHoyfL vALUE or THE GREEK PLAY.

II the Edftor ofThe Tribune
SIR: | have been much interested in whaa
yea hay said OF the Greek play at Cambridge but one
thing more deserves considerations refer to the effect
81 suc. pcfiol.ance the actors know OF hardly
any oh,r exercise Wen calculated to give a real
know dc tn Greek, OF OF any language that one il
irnlnire rs 10 commit AID d.cnim H. single PAGE Of
ID H'' hencs handled In this way when preparing
for coi"1e gave real help in learning the Greek
tan weeks Of ordinary study. Fr' that time felt the
pei hifr charhctc OF the language had be-
ir Various PARTICLES which at hrst seemed obscure
were at once appreciated and then gave their proper aid
I'D srlfng The connection Of sentences and trains "
ti"hShI am satlyii"d that II little time each day
f' -pit n committing 10 memory and speaking aloud
lht lt'-.g'- from any language that We study more
NOd ZEE gaiurd than by three times the labor APP
lN'd iu merely tra!-ating 20 ycruaciar am sure
li mat AL VINO h1Yr taken part in this performance
W iu ara Law" made real stts IN their acguainf an,o
VII TIE lnnsi1Sr OfsoPhDre- and biz feliOw- IN drh
~.," '"hl'"-iV d.. ASA >. Cotton.
itiuc.fDH. y. j., Nay u, 1891.
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CLShRIL ARTHUES IyDISCRE7TON.

To m Edftor OF The TrfBWHe
SIR: Every person who chcrishes respect for
o. h'pni lcn parry for An, rican institutions anG Tor
hr ~ah1'h viii applaud The TEBt SIS sentiments ex-
pressed W an editor al ~ this mornings issue, under tho
bead Of" \ Public scandal" Every Christian Rcpuui-
,'n especially well ~ all moral and ord,royng CHI.
z"n-, rnu-t nave felt hlinited By the unprecedented
procedure Of Tie NlceIr,sidcnt aud OF his a-so-
da'"s IN l"!dng qunsi-public, tical at bis
r+lcnc in Newl ok last Sabbath afternoon IL
cn0"g th..f the Eieerresdent should degrade himself
pcrn, al and bring contempt upon Office second in
dignity ' 70 that OF the Preside e, by playing the part
az 10. hndrr the hncksters wagon Must he. In add.
ton, iatr the worst ca-ses OF cities by setting
defiance inc reverence and respect ~ the moral ls vel
80" M ciip7 e'nents OF society by turning the sab
BAH INTO an occasion tor political COniercnt.
-'-~ NtfeI, tONpi VA! 70, 1881. kLpL BLICAN
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CHICAGO ENCOURAGING FAST TINE.

CHICAGO, May 29.-Three interesting r1ces
announced for the summer rotting meeting ~ the
Chicago Driving Park Association. The first will Ia n
special purse for Maud s. aud Julien trotters and
sorrc Dan. the PAGER 1t will also free for all o,hcr
with records better than 2:l4. Each horse which in
three heats makes In better tins than 2I4 will re-
ceive 81 ,5OO the horse making the fastest average
three heats $500. and each horse making In bet
ter time tLan 2:lOA ~ 900 These events booked
for June q, the horses 20 one al time.
The second purse, 81 900, will 20 the double team
trofting the fastest mile 10 during the meeting
providing the time Is faster than 23 Vauderbits imc
The third purse 900 will be paid the horse trltting
the fasief twomfe heat Of the meeting, provided 1t
beats z;45is C5teve Maxwell's time).