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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
PERSONAL.

Secretary Lincoln passed through the Guy yc''er-
day Oh his way TO Washington
Pnce Aris Kaka, uncle OF the Mikado Of Japan.
ms arrived in St Petersburg 10 attend the eA-
pected coronation ot the Col
Mrs. Rose Terry Cooke with party OF fnends
has been rambling nj out among The " hlte Mount
AIMS duTing tho past "eeN'
On The steamship Donau which arrived from
R,..,,.n ,.r.trrdly were Ira Davenport, the state
Controller, Miss Nhd'c Va A'''V'' anu >''' ''''''
the pianist.
Mr.. Gladstone IS still guarded by special officers,
ty,oof tbcm accompanying him whenever he walks
- rain. ,ut Hitherto they hayc carried only
Latons but now they have been furnished with
rcyoIyers and twenty rounds OF ammunition each.
The latest addition to This yeais list Of family
ren1ions IS that OF The descendants OF Zachary and
Agnes Bickncn, at Weymouth Massachusetts, on
Wednesday and Thursday next. Zachary Blcb
nails first record n thlS country oates from W cS-
saguscuS, lO7''
The many friends OF Professor EYangeInus \.
~ophoclcs. the wcil-tnown aud venerable professor
Of creek ia Harvard College, Will regret 70 learn
that ne il pyo.tracd from au cpilcpuc attack. ana
lies very Ill at his rooms i'll Cambridge Professor
SophoclesJs u native of Greece. bar has been "
rcsiuent Of this country for many years ana Is
widely known as II profound scholar,
The two editors who left She living city of Tomb
Stone, ARR, the other morning with wounded honor
and thirst for blood. did not fight after all they
could not agree upon the style of deaih-deaing
weapons ana evidently agreed to disagree. samuel
Purdy one Of the principals Is son OF TIE late eX-
Governor Purdy, OF California, who refused the
offer of "A brine of 100000 To sign bill cedinS
away large portion OF the harbor front IN san
Francisco Bay brother to the sham ducilist
served several years IN the Egyptian Army. and
was created Il Pacha by tho sultan. " Judge "
McGowau the dissatisfied second of Purdy, was
"exiled" from san Francisco during the days OF
the Vigilance Committee, and Tor weeks Ind IN tho
mountains of Southern California bong hunted
likrawild animal lie returned 30 San Francisco
only tow years ago.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 15--Tho Marqul. of Loruc
to-day, on invitation of Leland Stanford ID. o.
Mills aud William sharon. visited Menlo Park.
MiilbIae and belmont. The Princess remained at
tho Palace Hotel
WAsnINGIoN, Sept. 15.-rhc English writer.
Captain Mayne Reid, who is the author of the
series OF popular letters Tho Rural lfe OF Eng
laud,r published in The TRlBUNE, has finally ibeen
placed on the pension list of the United States
Government lie was an officer In the LIST Now
York Voinnteora General Ward Bnrnetts rcgi-
mcntl, and was wounded at Chapnliepec. His case
has been pending SOME time, and lao has been
Obliged Ia wait otheIs have. Colonel Dudley
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DryOryCWG "JyEEFIXERSr

r
Tn his denunciation OF the Jury -iixers
who had been attempting to corrupt the
iurv in the recent Star Route cases,
Judge Wylie did public service for which
he will probably never set full credit or
lust reward. lie also set an example and eS-
tahlishcLa precedent which, for the sake OF the
administration of Justice all over the country,
we hope judges everywhere "ill adopt Ana
PARTICULARLY the Judges Of the courts OF this city
and Brooklyn, in which places. by reason OF
their defective jury laws, the "jury-iAers "
are most numerous, bold and corrupt
The two counties OF Kings and New I OK
have special jury laws framed and adopted by
the old "Twecd Ring" i'll the final days OF It's
fading power, and for the special purpose OF
ACCOMPLISHING bv Jury what cOuld no longer be
done through corrupt judges When MtCulh,
Barnard and Cardozo, who were the creations
and the instruments OF the KING, were
broken and deposed, and others as subserYieht
were awed into respect for public opinion
and feared any longer to dc the bidding ol
the " Ring " leaders, the jury laws were hastily
changed with a view to the securing OF men
who might be depended upon to protect the
leader, in the Grand jury room, and to ald
them in the petit jury-box. Grand Jurors
were to be selected by process Of this law to
do what an awcd District-Attorney was
afraid TO do,-refusc to indict the Ring
leaders Under the law thus hastily
framed uries disagreed in the cases .. the only
two Ring leaders ever tried a packed jury
finally acuutted one of them; ana special
act of the Legislature had to be passed before
Jury could be empanelled sufficiently
honest To convict Tweed even when he offered
no defence: and that jury had to be sur
rounded bv a guard OF detectives to prevent
the members from being cOrrupty approached.
Ever since that law of the " Ring has been
in force in New-York; ana under it com
mssioners, clerks and jurors are approached
instead of Judges as formerly, tOI purposes
of corruption. And under 1t class OF as
| corrupt scoundres rs the " Ring" ever pro
| duced have Organized what we have before
designated as a gang of &" jury-hXers." Trey
abound it appears, in Washington also, but
fine VICIOUS Remuneration of Judge Wylie
and his proposed prosecution Of them ought
TO drive them quickly ont of that District.
yigorou, Judge or two in NewIorh or Kings
County. by following the example set oy
Justice Wylie, could relieve themselves amt
their courts and the profession to which the
most of them belong OF clouds OF suspicion
which hang over them whenever important
criminal or civil actions involving large sums
are to be tried Let some Of them follow
! thc example and scatter our gang Of Jury
| GXcrsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
1BE NEWS TINS MORNING.

FoprI0N-General WOlseley arrived III 'aho
Yesterday and telegraphed that no more troops
need be sent to Egypt; that Aram faeh' anu
Toulba Pacha were prisoners and that the WaF
was over. -= Kafr-el-DwaT near Alexandra mas
been abandoned by the Egyptians. -- beH"unN
o4tclea Xassasin after the battle OF Ie-el-he0lr,
hrt yrora repulsed. GO The IHlisdale crew were
bea,en Yesterday by the Thames Rowing CInD
crew. they lost the lead through an accident.
- An earthquake in Panama yesterday caused
an estimated damage of 100000
DoyEs1Ic.-Nliner and Rerdell were granted a
new t1ial i'm the Criminal Court in Washington yes
terday. GO Ernest l.. Campbell, OF Lead
,-i,~ was nominated by the Colorado
Republicans for Governor. -- Congress
mn Robeson was renomlnated by acclamation
in the convention at Camden, y. }. -
Chief Engineer Melville was entertained in Phila-
delphia. = General Bragg was defeated on the
! 6Olst ballot for the Democratic NOMINATION LOT
Congress al West Bend, Wis. - Conventions 70
nominal, delegates 10 the Republican state Con-
vcntjou were held IN Ulster, 81. Lawrence. Oneida
and CattaIaugus Counties. 60 The independent
Republican campaign in Pennsy lvanld was opened
by a mass meeting in Philadelphia.
trr, AID SI'BURBAN.-Ihe International Military
Match vas won yesterday by the British Team by
40 roirts over the Americans; the total scores al
all the rauges we're 1879 aud l,eO5. =-- Seyera
oil tanks on the Ncstown Creek, which weT'
set on fire by lightning, were burned
-Itlas been discovered that Dwight :
Lstlro,, clerk of the New-Jersey Central RAN
road. has enbczzled over $4,000. GO Maggie
Kepp.. the abductor of Lizzie Seidcn, was held To-
traI. = Tie Long Island City Board Of Alder
men took three ballots without result for city
trea.ufe.. - Gold value of the legal-teader sil
yer dollar 412l2 grains s7.24 cents. 60 Stock
opened active and higher but later were feverisl
and lever. and closed weak OF about the loves
GgGles.
Tul Manufacturers local observations 10
dictate clear OF fair weather and slight changes Il
feInpsrat.,c Temperature Yesterday; Highest
~; lowest, 90 average, Go2lo.
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GENERAL NOTES.

The Oldest twins now living IN the United
states il is said Bernard and John KEEPER who stl
i've in the quaint old hillside house Pumstend Buck,
County, Penn yvana. whore they born on March
-. 1892 They never have parted company for day
and have only been ont Of the county once, when in
1890 they visited Phlaacplia for short time Tbe1
voted for President Madison for ma Second term, and
have yoicd 81 every Presidential election since.
An effort is making in Cincinnati to estab-
llsh Democratic daily Newspaper to rival The In.
q',ircr The ncorporators have already ran against a
snag in the shape Of injunction, because they ieH
upon name already used By another corporation
When they get started however, they viii against
bigger sna--The EnqvsTer Itself Before they succeed
IN breoku j. ,wn in The AT ctions Of tie DEMOCRATIC
party of TIE Vest and bnidng mp profitable business
on d X ruins they viii De graycr and wiser men.
Some months ago a conversation CHANGED 10
occur between two genemeuone Of this city. the other
Of Loudona60uf the Fresh Air Fund Of THE TRIBuNs
Friends OF this charity will bs glad TO know that as
practical r. suit Of that conversation similar Work has
been successfully organized IN the British metropolis.
During the past summer hundreds Of children have been
taken from the city streets and alleys the green Ids
and groves Of the country, fora three weeks vacation
The system diff r. from THE TRIRCNEs mainly IN that
no OF could he found take the children A. fre
gue-S' ana u WIS n1'rn5iay ,neiei"Ie 10 pay Their
board, which anou tea ony 70 about q dollar week
each Th- the society paid, buf In most cases fhe pa.
ront- Of the children pad Their travelling expenses.
4 lady sends to The Telegraph and Messenger
class Of society. that viii be appreciated keenly in
this plrtOf the country anywhere else. " DO uOt
know" she whites. "any class to whom citizens
particularly the ladies. more indebted for poteues
and protection than rbe valiant Cigarette CuD. They
attend church early and often. mounting guard securely
over the entrance. filing all the available standing
room, thereby ccctuIily Ousting the sunday lolfor
whose staring makes II unpleasant for ladies' 10
the house Of God. They present striking example OF
gentlemen Of all ages. from the youthful grapevine
smoker 20 the ancient cgarstunper, united under
banner, and animated by one hero resolve. Hetocs
they cert nly ricng themselves for rle cause
unuirdful of the broiJg the poisonous dows #
nightfa and when no longer able Co stand, they sub
side upon the curhst'ae unwilling 70 leave their p', u
duty und the last girl has been seen safely down re
sters f. this wei done. think youl shall We VIC
have brothers anil ,wee ;LeArs. be gulty OF scl
base ugTatifuiel No! Let NJ rather band together
plpNlar good seats, NcI-curhl1Hcd am 81 nay Ot
thcil POO placed I'm iron of each ca rch, VIII e4J
boy thrown 40, 90 run errand- and tote lem0na e..
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trovertcd matter with greater clearness (

troverted matter with greater cleaness or
force
Nor is IL likely that anyone that knows him
will venture to suggest that he may have
changed his mind since 1877. The ex-senator
has been subjected to variety OF criticisms
during his long career, but we believe
the charge of being turncoat never
figured among them. On the contrary
he has the reputation OF beng nun
who when he makes up his mind makes IL up
permanently, and with All Inclination to"au
dogmatism; q man whose views are nothihE Il
not consistent. Therefore no one VINO uhder-
stands Mr.. Conking will for one moment argue
that what lie thought about Adminlstra' Oh
Conventions in 1877 was one thing ana WIFI
he thinks Of those gatherings IN 1857 Is an
other thing. The structure OF his mIhd' iDc
quality Of his will, as well as his recordeu
words, commit him to being to-day what ne was
five years ago-the impacablc foe OF Admins
tration Conventions
The production of this leaf from Mr. Conk-
linz, history must necessarily prove peculiarly
embarrassing to the Stalwalts. If he has not
taken occasion TO come ont IN cara pohlteuy
disclaimng any intention TO transform ne
publican State Convention into an ADMINS
tration Convention they Will see in the omission
merely chyalric Discrimination to contradict
his own political friends. Fidelity to BIS
friends is another Of his leading character
istics. But now that they have had their mem
DRY refreshed and know what his opinion o.
Administration Conventions really Is, what
do they propose to do2 win they continue
tboir efforts looking to IN Administration Con-
vcntion at Saratoga. thus taking issue with Nh.
ConklIng. or will they furnish another proof OF
their loyalty to him by an Immediate change
of rroutg The public viii await the answer 10
these questions with great interest
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are under the present tariff. The PLAIN duty Oh
the citizens of the Xth District, therefore, ~
sink miner considerations upset MI nun"
carefully laid little plans, ana leave hin "'
home i'll the ruins.
II was expected that the English rlheihen
would defeat the hone team but we uiu ho'
ontjcipate anything quite so bad as VIVA. We
cot In no match did the Americans ever peat
the British by so good a score as 10 points
There is nothing to do but to admit that "i'h
the military rifle the English Volunteers can
shoot better than the National Guard OF inc
| nited States Let the memories of the con-
test for the Palma in bygone years console Us !.
With a scientific rife we are still aheau !
The results of this last match, however
cannot fail to be beneficial. The weapons that
will be commonly used. hereafter by TIE
militia and the army Will he far superior 10
any thing the men have handled III the past
Smarting under the defeat they have just re-
ceived, our rihemen will be spurrcd on to more
digcnt and careful practice They must shoot
oftencr and under all conditions good ana pad
1t was apparent Yesterday that the Americans
had not had practice enough-and the English
men had.
The defeat of the nillsdae crew seems to call
for real sympathy. They went to England
with the laudable ambition of cOnteStlng with
the best British oarsmen. They were genuine
amateurs, and their conduct was gentleman
like from the beginning. But what treatment
they received! Insults and ailronts OF all
kinds were beapcd upon them. The English
managers of the Henley Association seemed de-
termined that in one kind of out door sport at
least there should be no American competition.
They so nearly carried their point that the
! IIlsdale crew. discouraged at last, gave mp
their training Finally there was reaction
and public sentiment compelled the recognition
of the Michigan crew amateurs, ana their
challenge was accepted by the Thames Rowing
/ Club. The Hillsdales pluckily returned to the
hardships of training. The race came or
/ The Americans after leading for two miles
broke a slide end drfeat was the result. 1t
does indeed seem hard. The crew, for their
bad luck will have the sympathy OF all genuine
| lovers of sport both ut home and abroad; Tor
| their pluck everybody has hearty admiration.
| II nav be remarked here that the stroke OF the
IIllsdales is said to be like that used by the ale
crew at New London. 1t was believed that
/ success must attend it. But it has not. How
/ ever. the advocates of this style OF rowing Will
not be convinced by these two instances that 1t
| is bad one The New-Iaycn crew were de
! feated 10y the eel-grass In the case OF the
! Hillsdaes it is q broken slide.
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omusemenis Co. Night.

.nnrI.s P,RK rArRE-" Jane Eyre - anu o.
80, oprRA HorsE-"Patlence." e. ana D.
BuNYEIL's MUSEUM
poo1u,. THE ArRr-" The Romany Rye
D,,y,s THEATRE Mankind. ana :.
-, ,,,r rur ,TRr-" Nine. rArcniduc"-2 ana =
orrs, Horsr-" Miss Mutton - The Worlds
H,vrR1Y,s 14rH STREET 1HrATEE-' Chispa' = an" O.
urxnrrsoN's STANDARD THEATRE" Daughter Oh '"'
Nic."-2 and $
METROPOLITAN ALCAzAR-" Olivettc'
N,n1o's G. ARDEN" Lights o London ana = ~,
ANFRANcIsCO OPERA HoUsE-san Francesca u'''@'
TUuIA THEATRE" The Merry War.
THEATRE CoMIoUE-"The Blackord o,, a.
W.,1,cv's Tur ATRr-" Taken From lAfe.' -l'oo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
UILL THE PLEDGE BE EEPT7


The occupation of Cairo and Kafr-cl-DOwar
and the capture of Arab and his principal
officers are the closing acts in the Egyptian
campaign. The war is at an end, and General
Wolseley, if he ever made the boast which has
excited 50 much ridIcnle, can be with his Lon
don admirers i'll spirit, If not in the flesh, at
the mid September banquet. The work of the
military staff is virtually done The by-play
of diplomacy is now TO be resumed. Nor will
it be mock sport and low comedy such rs have
occupied Lord Duilcrin'S talents during the
negotiations in regard to the military conven-
ton between Turkey and England. The
serious business of international politics will
be taken up The position OF Arab and his
confederates in rebellion, the resetlement OF
Egyptian affairs. the revision OF European
treaties and the relations OF Great Britain to
the Government at Cairo are " be determined.
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HOW 10 Ma SUPPORT.

To win votes from the other side l. a ollo'
aim IN politics. Tho Administrator r'c0Hi i@'s 'n',
and deytt.s much patronage, money aud ldOur 10 'uo
work f ,c.ucng tho most GubiOu, tlass or 0ou'"
Dr,nocrt- to its support without money or paliVa'
ar .nrcial Labor the GARFIELD Republicans ~ New i"N
ma, win 10 their ranks, not such questionable "nrs
Malone cha tncrs aud Cash. but the very P'h ai.
invX,r az the Democracy uf the state 10 30 ths V,
need blt t. unite at saratoga and pat up tl"hrt VIZ"
,tnuus honestly for their best aspirations "ii 'o''
t...lurnlInua vi lnAN uNllrAnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
TIE SWINE OLD CROWD.

Mono of fine Republican professional dele
- N,,y York have died during the past ycAi-.t
ANY, rate we miss mono Of the familiar names
from the list of those u'aete' ny rnS p,i.
terson and Mike" Cregan and Barney bsnn
and Jake" Hess and barney BrOpn anh nusn
N,rlner and John a. Lawson and john O'brien aud .ue
re.tstatu mon all of them, whose places lie 10y w
much 10 say could easily DO nlleI We DO MAJ $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
PCBLIC OPINION.
AEAD YEAR FOR THE BRASS MEDALS.
- IN ~ Mr.. Lnldo- IeleQrnln lNrp.l

AGAD YEAR FOR THE BRASS MEDALS.
fr,,n ne Ns.r. LoHd0 IcleGruln thepi
With Name redeemed, the West St@rlinG
49,, honI, Malone in the GuniS, COuklhs dead. ana
,,i,'erf weaving Tor Cameron, II Is bad year
for brass nltd&s
THE PYRAMID fttND ABROAD AGAIN.
From ire springfield lIItl J0u1Hal thePJ go
II IS nav tlmr To commence DuliIIhs poi.u'
caI pvrnlula-, as itur-s The following;
NEplPfICAS PYRAMID.
MAINE,
OREGON,
NEkMONI.
DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID.
CNOClAM
COUNTY,
ALA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
YES. II REMAINS 70 BE SEEN.

If fine State Democracy adhcreS to IL feao-
ittnns IN co,nizc no Halls" but only delegates sen!
tw The Drmocr.llr pcopl, of tho various nOnntiS.
Rnvs iegat,. " IN take the road hOmeward in ehorI
order Mhothor the convention VIA "0t ny " u" "
irclula tiuis remains to DO seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

The public generally will be pleased that IA
new trial has been granted to Miner Ind Rer-
del. There was no reason Why such small fish
should be caught when the large ones slipped
through If it should prove that these two
men are so stirred by their wrath at being con-
victed and their gratitude at getting another
chance of escape that they will tell all they
know, the Government may make a better haul
next time.
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FREE TRADE.

The most significant fact revealed by this
tabulation is that contained in the final entry
under each heading. In only one State has
there been IL declaration in favor of protection.
and in none has there been any in favor of
Temperance. 1t is an old and sacred truth that
those who are not for a cause are against it,
An analysis OF the tabulated statement will be
sufficient to show that this truth Is applicable
to the Democracy. The seven States III which
the Democrats are openly in favor CT free
trade. are California, where they reailirm the
National Platforms declarations in favor of
% tariff for revenue only; Illinois, where
they favor -tariil for revenue only Iowa.
where they call the protective tariff Z" an out
rageous scheme of plumber" and say that in
" principle and detail it violates every d en-
ocratic principle of right and justice > Maine,
where they call tor "tarif for revenue
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said thIs afternoon that the case was " completely
80 that theIo would be no fnrther deaY.
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Dnslness Noiiccs.
"ALDERNEY BRAND
Duv slwsvs


Rnvslwsvs n
WuBOR's COD-LTvER on AND L Wv hfiioaseS to
% 80 Al ur Win0r succeo led from ar, 10Y and inc
cent enen IN com lining the puIt w s
H. "a manner ;lat Il pleasant t. ne & v 1ffsos
a. 80, ,',,rla ms are truly wonderful very N'' totn
$50. wee p.Onoqncod hopeless ai a.. -. ,can
thr ear ID ong time without mn ~ e1-1 and gel the
.t,Ir, ,el n us.ne TINS epaIat IN be SUI = RIOS
ch,lIe3 cum o,e cTre1 0nY by 4 r. WIiBoK' Chm Dos
ton sold bv al drue ~ !
--n,oo ooc -or1n T-Irniturc COVERINGS ana
49, o,o,cd I'm all lie new designs and coionss "'
one hail ,nfiT t Erp & CO. s1thave and lSthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

Another young man in position OF trust
falls into bad company, leads fast life, gam
bles. cmbezzles $4,000, and Is fugitive.
MORALE There is none. 1t was worn out long
acO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

Complaints from the steerage are common
enough; but such charges as the after-cabin
passengers of the Parthia make are rare. They
crescent strong case and coming from such
men as Dir. Pallen and Mr. Sullivan, NJ. T., the
complaints cannot be ignored by the company
without serious damage 80 the line. We pre-
sumo the managers will hasten to inquire into
tie abuses mentioned. Allowance should doubt
less be made, since the Egyptian war rendered
it necessary to use some of tie company's ships
as transports, and because passengers often in
sist Oh being allowed passage homcward when
there is really no room for them. But after
sl there is nc valid excuse for promising one
thing and doing another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

The Republicans of the Xth Congressional
District of Ohio, composed i'll part of the CITY Of
Toledo. ought to make one more effort at least.
They have a chance TO distinguish then selves
in October by doing double stroke of work.
Free Trade and Free Rum " Is the shibboleth
of Mr. Hurd, the Democratic nominee for
Congress. Tie free-trade part Of tho cry is not
raised SO distinctly as the plea for ram, for
reasons which correspondent OF THE TaIBUNE
presents i'll another column OF this paper. The
people OF Ohio fully realize how well oil they
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