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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-29
Eurspean Markets.

By Telegraph,
LONDON, Dec. 20 -Consols at 80 1-16.
L1vERpooL Dec. % -I2.SOP. M.-Cotton msfse ct
firm; Uplands l1-16d: Orleans % 16d;sales 12,-
900 haes; speculation and export 0O0.futures are
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY AUGUST 20 1881

cheap resorts; but if it Injuries their digestion
they have exercise and salt baths at hand to
repair the damage; and in any case they have
only themselves 70 blame for being there at all,
and can leave when they choose. But the poor
little babies have no volition in the matter !;
and a teething infant, brought from the city,
exhausted with marasmus or summer complaint,
into damp tent in noisy crowd of 10000
people, and fed on adulterated milk, has only q
poor chance for its life.
We have no prejudice against these. semi
religious pleasure places but we have o sincere
regard for the children. IF you must take them
into an enormous camp, feed them on condensed
mix, not on the anonymous, INFESTED, ILL
smelling liquid which masquerades as country
cream. But ii you prefer health for the child to
q mob and nervous religious excitement for
yourself, take it to some farmers or Gsherman's
hut along the Jersey or Long Island coast.
where 1T can have the untsinted sea air. quiet.
and pure milk to drink. There arc thousands
OF such houses where living will be quite as
cheap as i'll any large camp. Or il you choose
at slightly more expense TO be Independent of
al other domestic establishments buy a tent
and pitch 1t as FAR from the big crowds on the
Atlantic beach as possible, and you can yourself
regulate the food for your child. Every parent
who has child owes it strong, healthy body
first OF all, and should pay the debt before at
tending to his own social enjoyment or even
religious exaltation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
HIN7S, QUESTIONS AND ANsTYEps
SOME MoRALIZTNG WANTED.


To he EdttOr or The tribune.
SIR: In reading the account of JENNA
Cramer in this mornings issue OF your par.--,,
account Of most painful intorest.I cannot but exrcs,
the wish that THE TRIBUNE should, upon this occson
assert itself promoter and supporter OF the hghea
standard Of rgat by its treatment OF this same harrow
ing case Should the interest be made to centre uoa
the facts themselves gradually developed could Won
not rather make it the starting point Of action Aas
would remove from one newspaper, at least, the 10
proach, not unsustly cast by Dr. Howard Crosby upon
the generality Of newspapers, OF the absence Of DOR.
~ oppression Of sympathy with the Society the r,-
venon Of Crime. also thai for the suppressinh ~
Vice. Can the mention OF crime do aught but harm,
unless effort DO made simultaneously prevent IA
recurrencel Should it traced back 70 its arst
cause, and like disease, that cause rsmovedl A
single case like this (ony Gering from ious auds ~
from nef n-aIty before her constituencies lost aud
preferred death TO such memory lie left her
only SINGLE symptom % the terrible moral naraysis
or rathef aneSthesia, thst seems prevail III ihfle
DC particle OF the chivalr that profess feel M
women: ana IN The genulnenees OF which
TOO gladly believe let THB TRIBUNE give some
by cenaurng habits OF which size j. the main vicr.n
BF0O6fyN, y. J., Aug. 49, 1851. RIADER
This Is a case in which two, possibly more. pcr-
sons are charged with being implicated in murder
While the coroner's jury and the detectives are
seeking 10 unravel the mystery, ii is only proper
that there should be a suspension OF Judgment and
that no unwarrantable prejudice against anyone
concerned in the wretched intrigue should 10
created by premature expressions OF opinion The
glazing facts OF this story are 30 sharply
defined as TO require no comment, and certainly
moralizng al the present stage of the proceedings
would be nl-umed and iil-judg ed-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

out of sight and their places will be supplied
with others.
We take it that the wise leaders of the party
will see that this is not the time for policy Of
revenge, for which some are crying aloud.
Neither now nor at any time are there Republi-
cans enough in New-Yorll for two Republican
parties. The first duty of every Republican ia
to the party. Nothing viii be surrendered of
the ground won at Chicago and Albany, but
there need be no persecution anywhere. The
motto of the time should be "Peace.n The
man who first disturbs it will richly deserve
punishment, and we venture to predict that he
will receive it. With the record OF pure Ad-
ministration upon which to appeal to the voters
OF the State, united Republican party can
easily carry New York, and there is now no OBJ
stacle in the way of the free and friendly CO.
operation of Republicans Of al shades Of
OniniOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
GENERAL NOTES.

The death at White Sulphur Springs on
Tuesday of Mr. Abranl B. Garrison, weknown ana
much respected citizen OF St Louis, result OF
brave act done by him last winter had Just stepped
from railroad train when ne little child fall from
tho platforin under the wheels sprang forward and
saved The chld but in doing broke his own arm and
suffered severe internal injuries Ee had been i'll for
more than year. and MS system could this adj
diuonnl strain In spite OF all that love skin could
suaerings ~
Governor st. John, of Kansas delivered a
public address In defence Of the prohibition law at Usage
City, in that State. on August T. He maintained the
legality and advantages OF prohibition spoke as fol-
lows or the operation OF tho law: "popesa at frst
thought she would rebl, we have Prosecuting At
torney in Shawnee County that is true his duty as
is the needle to tho pole; wiz can nett e. be
bought, browbeaten nor coaxed to do what q wrong
He commenced prosecution the first attempt enforce
the law was the temperance peoples Bull Run; the
second wasa hung ry the third hung jury; ii fourth
conviction the nth q fiction the sixth also
and we row have the seventh swhreaker the grid
iron ana are making ii red hot FOR him. We have
va" ~ 1S ne rsPeoa greatly weakened aud tell
Ssa pro. 10 eha ov. from among Tue g les where law
larger cities PROMOTION is as honestly Sorc, sns
obeyod any other penal law upon the statute book
1t is a grand success, and the rum power knows it,"
One of the breach of promise suits which
occupy large share OF the time OF English iaries and
conducted in such diverting ma nner az invariably
90 produce of laughter" has Just been tried AZ
the Warwickshre Assizes. The defendant WAS one OF
the cnrates of bennington Parish. aad the plaintiff
whose appropriate name was Lamb, was "a lady many
years his senior Many Of tho letters which passed be-
tween the two and of which, asserted there were
several miles, were produced in court One OF them
dressing The lady under pet name contained tie fol-
OWING stan2a:
:" oh, Fidgct, my dear,
The socks. declare,
Are just my little foots size;
Not too large or 100 small,
But, taken In all,
An agreeable and kindly surprise"
During the yaminaon the curates lawyer ased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
WHERE TO TAKE THE CHTLDREN

The inspector of milk for New-Jersey. DIR.
Newton, has stated officially that no sucb
impure milk is sold in that State IA at Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park The mortality among
infants at these places he attributes TO this
cause. There may be other causes. Nobodv
who has not visited these swarmng seaside re-
sorts can form an idea of the vast crowds which
come and go like the tides every week. Resides
the Methodsts and Presbyterians who are at
uacted by the religious exercises, the cbean
ness OF the accommodations, the sea bathing
"uu the Iact that there IS a crowd, with "plenty
OF Jun going on" draws innumerable visitors
from the class who have but week or ten DAVIS
holiday in the summer, and want to get "a
much excitement as possible out of il. I'm nd
dltlon to these, huge excursion trains run down
from this city and Philadelphia almost every
day. -'
what the sanitary arrangements are this SIM
mer In these great temporary carayansaries
we do not know. Their managers doubtlasa
use every precaution possible to them ia insuro
health. But with the best intentions their
means are limited; proper drainage and water
and food supply for city of such population
especially on the sea-shOre, where the Droblem
OF drainage is most difficult to solye) would
require settled system and outlay not possib,a
to command in temporary tent settlement of
few months 1t is also hardly practicable for
the most energetic managers to find sufficient
supplies OF wholesome food, particularly pure
milk, to meet such an enormous transient do
mand. Adults can put up with the chalk and
water milk and scanty fare of strngy meot and
stale vegetables inevitably found in all large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

sns plaintiff II she had ever been engaged be,o,,
Nevef, replied the Lady. What, never ~
lawyer, Dut socn an uproar OF laughter f1IlcS
VIZ never De known whether not the Dir~sftg ~
plotcu the Is1nnar quotation. makes little
however Ior the jury gave her BLOOD damages ce'
A party OF gentlemen and ladies. includ;...
Sir John Mowbray, Lady Mowbrsy and their sau,b,.s
were recently escorted by Mr. George NJ Pullman Ia s
thrN1ngv1lage near Chicago which bears his mama -
winch Is owned and managed by the Pullman 49,
citation About 100000 has been expended IN -
Development Of the town thus far and Tie yyr ~ hS
ing is going forward with great activity The asq,,
ZION owns about 1000 acres, and Mr. Pullman ss~s
we VIII not sen an acre under any circumstance ana
we VII only lease TO parties whom arc wei sstisss
VIII conform with our ideas in developing the Mao.
We VIII not allow any saloons drinking resorts IN M
town We shall do al TO cultivate the better A.
TIRES OF onr workDen In short shall DO evelythin
that Is possible 70 improve them. My idea has alva
been that 1t "ss 20 tho employers interest See thai LIZ
men arc clean, c0ntonted sober educated ard hsnnr
iaey m axe better MorInen, and the devotion thf -
poyerb lndus. RES shall try 70 benefit hnmr.,
lty where u is III power 10 shall h.r.
every attribute OF town eyeMpiacd and hope la ~
abe 10 roVide each and eYe.y attraction that IN ~
MSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
Jnoex 10 a ADVERTISEMENTS.


AMUsEMENTs-3d Pu0e-6th csluIsn.
ANSOu NCEAENTs--8N Pd9e-oth cOluHlf
BANKING HOUSES AND BANRErs-IH Fs9e-obn coluhut
BOARD AND kOONiS-2G PSge--oth c0laSis.
BUSINESS CaANCEs-7h Paqs-4th column.
BUSINESS NOTiCEs-4b Jrge-1st column.
CoPARTNERsHIP NOIICEs-6h Pdgc-4th column.
DANCING AcADEMIEs--3d PGJe-lth column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES-Gh PGge-4th celnunx.
EUROPEAN ADvEnTIsENENrs-2d Pcige-5th column
ExCURsIoNs-3d Fage-G(h column
EINANCIAI-7M PdSe-4th column.
CRATES and FESDERs-6h Pdge-4th column
HELP WANTED-3d PSge--5th column.
ICE CREAM-3d PdQe-6th column.
INSTRUCuON-3d Pdge-1st. I'd, Sd and 4th columns.
LAW SCHOOLs-3d PG0e-4th column.
MAGNETIC CLormNG--7h Pa0e-5th column.
MARRIAGES AND DEATaS-5H Pa1e-6tB column.
MINNG-6h Page-3d and ith columns
MISCELLANEOUS PGge-4th column, and SM Page
9th column
NEW PUBLICATIoSs-6th PaGe-1st and al col aims.
OCEAN STEAMERS-2d PUce-5th ceumn.
REAL EsTArE-2d P09e--4th cOInsn
RELIGIOUS NOriCEs-2d Page-4th and 5th columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-hALEs-3d Page-5th column.
FENALEs-3d PGGe-5th column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-5b Pd1e-6th column,
bTE AMBOArs AND HAILROADs-7h Paqe-oth and 9th
columns.
RUNNER REsORrs-2d PaGe-6th cslumn.
TEACHERs-3d Pdde--ith and 5th ooumaa
1HE TURF-3a Pa1e-6th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
A WONDERFUL RESISTANCE.

The President has had in himself better
tonic than qunino or iron in fact he has furnished
stout resistance for forty-Six days TO the muF-
derous shocs Not only the bullet but
the eXhausting heat and the burned-ouf
air were against him. They could force srtincally
cooled drafts through the sick room freeze them and
dry out the damp again. but they could put life
the atmosphere with all the science vet called IL.
without malaria at al. other places than Washington
have suffered from this devitazed air and the Poosc
flats, no doubt, help TO poison the atmosphere OF
southwest Washington. IL has been wonderful resist
that the Presidents constitution has made al
this Nobody estimate the stubborn OF reper
that have been ct work They have had 90 make head
way against the powers OF the air for there seldom
been a more depressing midsummer than days Of
tie present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1881.
THE NEHIS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Gambetta appealed yesterday to the
electors of his election district in Paris to sanction
his policy by their votes. - The Car Of Russia
is paying especial attention to army matters in view
of the mtrgues of Nihilists in the army - Three
members of the Cornell crew, now IN London
accuse the fourth, j. U. ID. Shenkel, Of having
sold the race at Vienna. - An instruction is
threatened in Tunis. - Another appeal was
made in the House of Commons yesterday for the
release OF imprisoned Irish agtators. The
Marquis of Lorne continued his journey through
Manitoba - New negotiations in regard to the
commercial treaty of France with England will
coon be opened by the French Government.
DoMEsTIC.-The condition of the President yes
terday indicated decided improvement the inflan-
nation of the right parotid gland decreased and
caused no pain the patient took in the natural
way an increased quantity of liquid food and re-
tanned 1t, aud his pulse lower q communica-
ton from the Patriarch Of the Arrnenians in Turkey
was received expressing qualification at the Presi-
dents preservation. - Arthur Merritt, noted as
bigamist and forger was held for further examina
ticn at Lynn, Mass, yesterday. - The Rev. Mr.
Fairly, Congregational minister, was drowned at
Falmouth, Mass, yesterday. - Charles Stock
ley was hanged at Batavia, N. Y Yesterday for the
murder of John Walker. - Joseph Brampton.
an English forger was arrested ut Philadelphia YES
serday upon the arrival there Of the steamship Penn
sylvaJia. - Two men were killed and others in
jured in q railroad accident near Waco Tex. -
Constantine Neufchatel, Oriole and Little Butter
emp won the races at Saratoga. - The races at
Monmouth Park won by Forester Thora
Parole, Duke of MontrOse, Shadow Dance, Wyoming
and Lizzie ID.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Ex-Minister Moves. who
arrived yesterday from Europe, talked in an in
teresting way to TRIBUNE reporter. - The new
Democratic County Committee was organized.
- Another meeting in regard to rapid
transit above Harlem held. 80 An adj
dress was was issued by the Irving Hall
Democracy. 80 The Photographers Convention
was concluded. = More testimony was taken in
Brooklyn in the case of ex-Secretary Stuart. -
Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar IA I2lo
graIns) STAG cents. - Stocks were dull but
higher in the latcl dealing.
The MISUNDERSTANDING local observations indi.
cate fair weather with slight changes in teInpera-
ture. preceded by partly cloudy weather and pos-
sibly light rain. Thermometer yesterday Highest
10; lowest $50; average, 67o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
O,DON0yAN 2OsSA,S THREATS

To the EdttGr Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII yOu be kind enough 20 inform
me If you believe it possible shat the vile ODonovan
Rosa any Of bis blind ignorant followers would
attempt 10 cause the destruction Of passenger steamer
with innocent people board simply because the vessel
is owned ~ Englshmer As I arn deeply Interested
owing ID 10 the tact sn&t my VIE and chdren 10 IT,
tQIn tron ireland IN about weeks, your answer vii
bc OF very great importance 10
INSTANTANEOUS.
Nc1e York, Aug TO- 1881.
according TO our best knowledge and belief
O'Donoyan Rossa aud his associates are brzggsrts
who simply aim to obtain money and notoriety and
to cause panic-teITor in England by their iendish
threats.-Ed1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
TIME TO DIsPEL ONE NOTION.

BY his own confession, Nj. Hartmann us
been accessory before the fact "a the murder o &
ander Romano Emperor of Russia and for that iiss
he Ia amenabe 20 laws, well os 70 hose OF -.
native land. and 10 the laws OF nations he - nen
arrest here upon such charge, antu pt1tna iace -
lie made out he be surrendered for trial and punish
upon The simple request OF the huscOsite NosA
ment All this may be done, and he may De eAec.-f
long before he gain his citizenship In the O.sL
states and this he ought 20 know no matter VIA h
wee his Legal counsel has given hum. That s go
one OF some hardship doubtless true, heoause in lucy
there notion prey alent that country q no' Ss
The 81 the canaille and cf1nnai CLASSES
sooner this is diSsipated the better ana IN "a
mann ia made The example % The existence ana
a different sentiment be vii have no one 20 bAi"o ~
himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

sts now any man or woman of ordinary stature isto
get at the life-preservers which arranged with
symmetry beautiful to the eye behind thick
wooden Stats fully eight feet overhead. Not a
Ladder. chair any other object is in the cabin
which could DO used to reach them. Goliath
OF Gath, with his nine cubits, might have
O. chance ab them, but nobody else. Prob
ably they are kept to be out Of reach of
thieves or danger OF soil from accidental handling.
fhey certainly are the last Things in the boat which
IN case OF an accident run any danger of beng wet
Economy is q commendablo virtue in corporations
Dnt IT may be carried too far. There is no reason
why the stear-pipe on one of these boats may not
break, as did that of the Plymouth Rock; why the
officers maynot become terrified and save nobody y:
why the passengers may not become panic-struck-
why ina word, on any day portion Of the countless
sWarms Of men, women and children who cross from
jersey City TO New-York on these boats may not
be drowned Scalded burned to doath for the want
of these life-preserVers, which are neatly packed
away out Of their reach. There is no reason why
1t may not happen; but as it never yet has
happened, the easy-going public is satisfied that il
never VIII, and does not mean to " fuss" abont q
tritlc. That is the spirit te which VIC owe all our
wholesale slaughters on water and land
There is an intimation that the autobiography of
that miserable man, Charles Guiteau. as taken
down from Lis dictation VIII De published, and GER
tain minor publishers, it is minated. have made
oilers for the copyright ore of them predicting for
it minimum sale of $50 900 copies. AS the volume
would be utterly worthless, and without any liter
airy merit all decent people viii pray that it may
never see the light especially there fool
ish and worthless books in existence now than there
Is any occasion for Moreover, we do not believe
that many copies of the thing would &c sold, since
;he community already knows quite as much about
Gulteau as 1T wishes to know There is nothing par
ucnlariy interesting about him and, indeed, we
have been surprised somewhat at hls complete lack
or Vlllanous picturesqneness. He seems com
pounded in equal parts of vanity and stupidity, and
to be alogothora shallow sort of person. To talk of
his " philosophical and religious views" is simply
rdienlous. lie hasn't any. He hasn't even any re-
markable notions, and though bis inordinate love
of notoriety may be peculiar, it Will not carry a
book about him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
HOW TO PREVENT OPPRESSIVE MONOPOIIEs
Prom The Syracuse Joussasl (RepA

lnere Is unquesuonably ground for healtA-
ful agitation OF the autmOnopcy question, and VIA
honest iudcious guidance good results could reached
There ~. however small prospect that this moVetnent
under Thnrbtrs auspices WILL make yc-y great heacNay
public attention 10 the subject and by discussion certain
Practical results for the benefit OF the masses Of the PEG
PIE may In the end be gained An aalss, reckless war
fare against corporations win accomplish nothing q
good, Nut by calm, dispassionate action public SEMI
ment can be aroused which viii be potential Ia preken
ing corporations from infringing upon the nights OF tne
people The principal means OF safety Is In the selec
To representative ohces of men OF known honesty an.
ne conhded with certainty OF faithful representAi
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
GARFIELD.

Low lies he now who lately stood
Ereot.-the Nations honored head -
Inc states, a soci owing sisterhooC.
Stand With locked shields around lis bed.
And, with yelled lids and saddened bow,
Freedom. dear Goddess bends above
The PROSTATE form 50 pOwerleSs now,
With looks of earnest specchlc>s love.
Aud thro' the hush prayer goes up
The voice OF millions blent IN one -
" aeinOvo . Gcd. the sufferer up -
Spare, Father. spare thy stricken sont7
X. :. Chiffon
1ifi0R, Ontario. Aug. l.. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
SYMPATHY ASKED FOR A DISTRACTED CoNTEN
pORARY
Trora T'tr Cfnrfntaf, Co,T

OF' tn ttfctfiNu<i tDial7ercfdI TRrpD
1t produces "A sensation of collie In Tbs
Netr- York World TO the Republicans in Virginia
uniting with ReadJusters IN the founding Liberal
party and M Alabama Arkansas forming coalitions
with the Ggceubaekers. 10 found no word of rebulA
however. FOR the Democrats OF Maine when thew surren
dereo 10 the Greonbackers there nor did IL ccneure ike
coalitions in other Northern states where success with
out coalition was impossible such political nv hrdsrs-
ton Is all right where Democratic the prei
1--WE outcome pt AZ morn Oily shocking when Repabl-
and GreenbacEers IN the South ION hands 10 rlt
the Bourbons An application OF public sympathy 90 she
distracted World should be made 10 nitsa tie
paucs OF its distress -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

If tho President should die all the doctors
who Snow how hs HE could have eaved had better
not speak at once. IL would make too great q noise
tNoIIistowp Herald ltteP)
Every citizen has n right 10 ask for employ
net IN the Government service is a right kindred
that ~ petilon TO Congress Give one ms c aacs
aud LET hum abide the result according 70 deser-lTruy
Times Rep)
LII nothing else can he done with Guiteau he
can be eXiod TO Russia fair Offset Hartmann. Toe
latter may he the bigger scouDdrel, but the former s
more contemplate -f Dubuque Times IsepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
sCHRRERLE.s COMET SIGHTED.

To The bdItor or The TrfbWRc
SIR: From the housetOp, with a low optical
power at s45 last evening about 100 above north
western horizon heberles comet heautifuTy
seen, with bright nnclens and coma and fan tai
stretching through from I've to degrees an are
and directed toward Po.aris II has increased greatly
III Few day aud As plainly seen with the naked eye
JAY HARcOURT.
TcgpiaSers Fails ". T., Aug Is, ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
Amusemeuis ano fleeiings Co. Might.

BIJou OPERA HoUsE-2 and g." Rooms for Rent"
DAYS THRATRE--2 and S:1J-" Cinderella at school,"
uAYERLI's NIBLO's GARDEN--2 and So My Geraldine"
HAyERLY's 14rH STREET TgEArRE-2 and S-"The
Strategists"
MADISON SQUARE THzATRE--2 and $780, The Profess
sor."
STANDARD THEATRE" A Messenger from Jarvis Sec
ton"
DSIoS SQUARE THEArRE--1:45 and s." Coney Island"
METRoPoIIrAN CONCERT HAIr-COncert