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EnR NEW YORK.-The Old -

EOR NEW YORK.-The old IFE:s,
L Dominion steamship Company sSszrlss ~.
proposed ,allings for the week following are:
Old DOMINION. Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
March 9th. 40 , o'clock y. VI.
GIlANDOTrE. captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
March 1 Tn. 40 O'Clock \. VI.
ROANOKE. Captain COUCH, TUESDAY. March
18Th. at o'clock 4. VI.
Freight received until ! O'Clock z VI. Friday.
O'Clock r. Il. saturday. and 10 O'Clock T.. VI.
Monday.
Through bills of adug signed and goods for-
warded with dispatch 20 al points north, south,
east. and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation, Unsurpassed.
Antr-cablu fare 10 New York Including meals
and bcrth 10: rOuud-frip tickets, Is: Storage.
with sub-i ftcuce. 81: without subsistence. SO.
Passenger leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, " edncsdlys. and Saturdays hy Tie Richmond
and Petersburg railroad ar 1870 4. VI. WITH make
connection no Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, 5000. Ticket, 90 De had at
the Richmond and Petersburg depot aud 4 ".
CARRIER. 1000 Main street
Fer freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE W ALLEN co, Agents.
NH Company Wharf, Rockets.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, r.
L suitable for commercial travellers or bust III
ness-men. In Tie centre plr Of The city. Apply
at Gus. J.. DELAEUE'S Restaurant ZIG Main
street next to the Dispatch Office.
f. 23-codtNh17
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Ky turman Upper,
Zeal Estate Agen. and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTY FEET
4 OF GROUND EXTENDING BACK l4o
FEET, WITH TIE IMPROVEMENTS THERE
On; lIlATED ON THE EASTERN SIBE OF
IlllRTlETIl STREET CONTINUED ~ TIL
COUNTY OF HENRlCO NEAR THE NORTII.
tRN IL WITS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
IN execution Of deed of trust fran Ehenczer Hal
lech lo +. :. Davis. trustee, dated june 7, is75
aud duly recorded I'm the clerk, oilce 81 Ilrnrico
county Court, y substituted trustee for aid NJ
:. DAVIS, being 50 required by the creditors Sc
cuIeu' VIII sell ny auction. upon the premises On
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1883.
AZ o'clock y. W.. the property described q, above
ILhhs: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and slOO
WIN interest from June 1876: 300 with iutrre.f
from December Z, 1876; and 500 with Interest
rom June z, 1877; balance. e any. rs announced
1t 'iie' JOHN II. DlNNEEN,
FUhMAN TuPPER. Auctionccr NH
DOR SALE, TO BE REMOVED.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ATTEN-
TION.
QtARLES & MCCURDY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUcrIONErRs,
Will sell at pupllc auction
TUESDAY, MARCH l3Tu,
az - +. NJ, the LARGE FRAME DWELLING.
VIII brck basement anG brick kitchen, nj The
$ utheaat corner Of Franklin and >hafcr streefs.
lhc i"tiulg contains eight rooms above the base
mcut kitchen Two rooms
me sile Wi be positive and prompt
n Al msterlll 20 be removed by April lst.
, TERMS; cash, or sixty days Tor approved en-
dorscd negotiable notes, per cent Interest added
ITO QUARLES & MCCURDN,
iuh ~ 1872 east Main street
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


ONLY ONE DOLLAR StJtlsJ
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMpASl's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NEWPORT NEWS, .
on N poINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. FORTS
NuoIiTU. AND JAMEc-2INER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS Al PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAL TIsfORk, AND 1HE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. SMTTHFlFLD,
AND EASrkEN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROTIG WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLb ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LES- THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
rARt TO NORtOLh, slOr lNoTINIT
FARE ROI'ND TRIP. $500 I N'hi"'''
WAY-LANDiNG FARES FROM 2jC. TO 9OC.
MEALS. zoe.
One OF the Company spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY or RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states mail1
Il. G. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY. and FRIDAY, az \. NJ, Tor ab0ve-namcd
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk al
$50 A. NJ, arriving Al Richmond ~ about L. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and Al Gar
bel'- Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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By T.. u. Cook, AuctlOncer,
"a Ninth street.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

real. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
nor SALE. Ga.
Il WEST-END DWELLINGS. Ill
SI.5OO-NlCE BRICK HOUSE. Pine street near
Monroe Park. four rooms:
:2.2JO-NEAT BRICK HOUSE, two storl, !,
Main street near Monroe Park elght
s2.5OO-TWO-STORYC CORNER BRICK HOUSE,
six rooms. west Cary street; detached
Kitchen. .
s2.sOO-TWO.STO DETACHED BRICK
HOUSE. clay near Madison, seven
rooms.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
SI.sOO-TWO-STORN AND BASEMENT. Sc
cOnd street near Clay street. six rooms
S2.25C-TWO-sTORH FRAME DETACHED,
First street near Cary. six rooms.
S2.5CO-TWO-sTORN DETACHED BRICK
Marshall near Madison. five rooms.
S3.5OO-TWO-STORI DETACHED. modern
built. flfth near Leigh street. s'N rooms.
si5OO-M Oh Erin TWO-S TORY u Z Z Il
HOUSE, Leigh near Filth strcct' eight
:5.OOO-DETNCUFD TIIREE-STORY AND
BASEMENT. Clay near Adams; large
corner lot.
50o-M0DEiN-BtLT TWO sTORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK, north Ninth street.
with q iLlc
$7,OOO-TINE COENfR RESIDENCE. Twelfth
near Marshall street.
EAT END.
Sl,OOC-t NICE TWO-STORl FIR \ u T.
DWELLING. six ROOM large garden
Iwcnty-niuth street near VI.
Cali for "RGCHMOND PROGRESS" an Illus
tratcd rcal-estAte plIcr trce distri. uiinn:
J. THOMPSON BEOWN.
Real Estate AGENT and Anctionccr
NH ll-1t lib Main street.
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4 IL Nv
DWELLINGS.

EOR RENT. q
l. DWELLINGS. III
SIG THIRD STREET. near Clay street; ten
rooms. VIII put ia good order.
NICE NEW DWELLING. Cary street near
Cherry street; seven rooms. bath. Sc.
NICE BRICK lIOI 81. corner Carter and
llaiyic streets; nine ROOMS; 1870 per month.
Possession April Isl.
NICE FRAME HOUSE, Fifth street near Clay:
nine ROOMS. Recently pnt I'M order
FRAME HOUSE. 7lG north IwCuiy-Hith street ;
six rooms.
STORES, WAREHOUSES; and FACTORIES.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate y gent AID AuctiOuccr.
NH ll-lt Ills Minis street
EOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI-l-s
Il EABLE BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 5Oi III
north seventh street. containing ten rooms. be-
sides servants room. Tie house has an modern
convenience, and /. IN good repair Apply 10
JOIN Z. GODDlN.
Roal Estate agent.
NH 1O-3t E.nk and Eleventh street.
NOR RENT, y NEAT TWO-STORY1a 81
4 MODERN BRlCK DWELLING contain III
iugsiN rooms and bathroom, situated on second
street near Canal street. Apply 90
II. J.. STAPLES & CO..
mn 9-F&sn2t ll03 Main street.
EOR RENT. ENTIRE SEtONDsT ~,
4 FLOOR OF HOUSE No. S07 Franklin ~
street; two large rooms, two small, and lathing-
room attached. Nc,y desirable for gentlemen or
a small family. mi IO-5t
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l0RK.RIVEE LINZ.

lPasa'r daily Freight dali sreigat daily
ieXct SUNDAY lyeN. sandy OK. sunday.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
y sCIIEDLLE IL EtFL.I nElLNHLE "a
RIcHdM n5A,, FREnERlCKsBrRd

X = ~ " " y -. hflILisit N~bt hN
AZ AND POTOMAC EAtlRO AD.-~clt.l.le
commencing NOVEMBER 5.IN~2:
o'VO y n, leaves by rd-> rect stations tlliY f f'
only ne Milford and Fr,dtrfts iarf
~ sleeper Charleston lud Washington.
$40 4. NJ, leaves llyrI-Sfr,t Stallion iIh ..N-
eepi sunday sleeper Jack ,0nt .t
and Washington.
$40 L. NJ, leave, byri-S rrct station tlIIt.
sleeper savannah aud New luIa.
a;OO L. d. Accommodation Tor Ashit.l. .Ht'.1
Brotd->lrcet station daily ..sctlt
sundays.
1850 A. NJ, .-riVes at nyrd->trcct station daily.
sleeper New York 90 savannah.
$40 l.. NJ, arrives at Byrt-~tfptt station hl.Ih
stops AZ Frederick,bur NaIogd. And
Junction. sleeper " asniu- ion .o
Charleston.
e.4S T. NJ, arrives a. Byrd-Sfr,ef station daily
except sunday. sleeper " aahlus-
ton 10 jacksonville.
800 A. NJ, Accommodation, arrives At Broad
Street station daily except SuudsNe
Train leaving Richmond 4. NJ. makes CLOSE
NoNNttllON DAILY, except SUNDAYS, 40
tredericksbnrr With L. b a and L. u. u. Tor
ORANGE COURTHOUSE and
STATIONS.
4. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
4. T. ID. MYERS, General superia .endent del2
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GENERAL NOTES.

Connecticut furnishes the prize cat story.
The Rev Mr. Hamilton pastor OF church in hor-
walk but went To Boston, taking with him DIS hno hat
tese cat Mr. Hamilton liked tho modern Athens, but
the cat apparently did not, for het ID limited that 1t
was . rhomas-walked all the way back TO Norwalg,
ais,anoe OF $50 niles. rhat cat has within him ths
foundation for % LOFTY patriotism
A point in etiquette recently decided law
suit An a queer way A traveller u German railroad
train attempted to eat lunch while the journey.
While putting piece of bologna sausage in his mouth
the train stopped suddenly causing his check TO DO badly
cut OH the edge Of his KNIFE which he using The
man sued the company for damages, but his claim was
not sustained, The ground that II ID breach or et
quette TO eat with knife.
The State Historical Society of Colorado is
making commendable efforts to collect data relating to
the early history OF the State Il ask tne Legsa
for the small sum Of 81 250 which, with private
subscriptions will place Il IN hourishing condition. In
regard this matter The Denrer Republican saysi 81"
the State win extend the ring and asked for tho society
will have notable collection, and nothing In the
Capitol OF the State viii attract muon attention
tho OF the Historical Society. The Legislature
should not Only promptly grant the amount asked Tor
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Ju0ss 10 Advertisements.

IuUssatSrs-:,d P0gs-5th and 9th columns.
AssoIr,t EuRsTs- 9Th Pd9e-5th column.
BANKING HoUsEs-7h Pdge-5th and 6th Column"
BOARD AND ROOMS sd Page-Sd oolamn.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-6M Page-3d column
BUSINESS roTIcEs-4h Pooe-1st column.
DANCING AcADExIEs-6h Poqe-"d colimh
DIVIDEND NoTIcEs-7M Page-6th column
EUROPEAN ApyEgTIsEMENTs-3d Pdge-lst coiulnn'
ExcuRsioSs-3d Paoe-6th column
FfsAsoisI--7M Paoe-4tb and 5th columns
HE'LL wANIEp-3d Po0e-3d column
leg CRtAm-3d Poge-lst column.
IysrRuUrios-0h Poos-2d column.
IhcIUREs AND MEETMGs-Sd Pd0e-6th column
Local Norrcgs-6m Po0e-3d column.
LOST AND FoUND--3d Page-1st column
MIsrso-6ik fage-3d column.
MARRIAGES AND DEAT8s-5b Pdge-6th column.
MIscEIA.sKous-6n ragged column; 6M Paae-0'n
column,
MUSICAL tNsTRunESTs-6d Pa0e-6th column.
NEW PuBIIoA rioss-6h Poge-1st and "a couinhs'
OCEAN SrEAMERs-3d Pd0e-3d ana 4th coi'inius
paoPos aIs-Th Pa0e-6th column
PEAL EsIArE-3d Page-1st and I'd columns
Str, Ar,oSs wANrsD-MALEs-3d Paoe--3d eohien
FFAALRs-Sd Ps0e-3d column
SPECIAL NoTICEs-5h P0Ge-6th column
yrKAuBoATs AND RAmRoADs-3d Page-ith and 5th
columns
TRlCHeRs-6h PoHe-2d column
WINTER REsoETs-3d Pu0eZist column.
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Nsw'pork Daily Gribn,ae.
FoUNoE BY HORACE G n EELEY
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81.
THE NEWS TINS MORNING.

FoREIGS-While speaking in the Chamber OF
Depuiles yesterday NJ Fallieres. the new French
Premier was taken suddenly Ill; no serious results
are feared - NJ. CamDep on has been appointed
Minister of War in the French Cabinet. 80
The steamer Kansas from Boston from Liver
pool has been damaged in col
lision - The naturalization treaty proposed by
the United States has been rejected by Switzerland
- Much distress exists in County Donegal, Ire
land - New forts are to be built around the
naval station Kiei, in North Germany. - -Four
steamer, which had been iee-bound in the Odessa
Roads have been driven out TO sea by an ice-foe.
CoYaEEss.-In the Senate yesterday the JOINT res
CLINTON providing for a continuance of the work OF
the tenth census was amended and passed. The
Tariff bill was further considered. 60 In the
House the Post Office Appropriation bill was re-
ported hack with Senate amendments. with rec
ommendation Of noii-c0ncurrence IN certain OF
them. The Tariff bill was further debated
DouEsrIc.-The State Senate confirmed yester-
Gay the nominations Of Messrs. Herman, Rogers
and O'Donnell as Railroad Commissioners -
The steamer Grace, bound for Norfolk, va, was
sunk in a collision with the steamer Luray, Of the
Old Dominion Line, in the Rappahannock River.
- James +. Brown, ex-Store keeper of the Phila-
delphia Aims House. was convicted OF conspiracy 10
defrsud the city, - james Rosenheim, who was
charged with the abduction of Cora Lent, was re-
leased III Peekskill. - Two of the robbers OF the
Central Pacific train at Monticello New, have been
caught - The defence In the Corey extortion
case in Freehold, n. j.. outlined. - An en-
zine on the Lehigh Valley Railroad blew up near
Mauch Chunk and three trsinuen were injured
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-rhe fifth of Professor
Youngs series of lectures delivered last night
the subject was Meteors and Comets" - The
remains OF Archbishop Hughes were placed in the
crypt Of the Cathedral yesterday. 60 Richard X.
Fox was arrested for instigatIng prize-fght; the
examination Of Mace and Slsde was postponed.
- The Marquis of Lorne spent the day In the
city and started Tor Ottawa In the evening. -
proposition to bring water from the Ranapo
River WAS submitted to the Water Commission.
60 Witnesses for the proponents were examined
in the Burr will contest. 80 The ball OF the 22d
Regiment took place ot the Academy Of Music
- Gold value of the legal tender silver dollar
(4l2ls grans), SAIL cents. - Stocks opened
higher and promising but later declined sharply
and closed weak.
THE WEAIass.-TRIBUNEl local observations midi
cate fair weather, followed by increasing coudiness
and rain, with higher temperature. Temperature
Yesterday: Highest, 40; lowest, $50; average,
367sc.
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Amnsemeuis o. Might.

BIJou OpsRA HcUss-s;i5-" Virginia
n W., Tuy.rsK-s-" The Corscan Brothers"
C.s.so-s-" The Queens Lsce Handkerchief"
p.I, sTHKATRE-2 and 5;l5-"5he Would ana cue
woudu'tV
Frryu AVENUE THRATRE--S-"Ingomar"
a.Asp OPERA HousE-2 aud s." Miss"
HAyxgLY's l4rR STREET IgEArRE-"Frh~
HrSDERsos's STANDARD THEATRf-e:lo-" loiSu'he'
NATIONAL AC ADEsIY OF DESIGN--Art Exhloi'oh
N,p,o.s "a ,kprs-2 and s-"The Black Flag
SAN FRANCISCO OPERA AoUsE-e-San FRANCISCO 'iiH'
sirets.
Ts,tI. THKArRE-s-"Jsne Eyre"
THEATRE CoMoUH-S-"MoSOrloss lnnatloh'
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-s-" Partisan 'oui.ios'
WALLACK's THEATRE-7:4o-"ih SILVER ~
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pPOFrSSOR YOUAG'S LECTURES.


II has seldom been the privilege of TIE
TRIRUsE TO make more valuable contribution
to the literature of popular science than has
been done 10y the publication of Professor e..
A. Young's mastery and fascinating lectures
upon Astronomy. These lectures as they have
appeared in The TRIBUNE from week 10 week
carry with them their own communication.
The large audiences which have listened 10
them, and tho far larger circle reached through
the pages of The TRIBUNE, have been aGle to
appreciate their worth for Themselves. 1t
rarely happens that leader III science of the
rank attained 10y Professor Young covers IN n
lucid and easily comprehensive manner an en-
tire field of human knowledge as vast as that oil
astronomy, and includes at the samc time tile
results of the very latest investigation. i ms
Professor Young has done. His intimate ac-
auantauce with every branch OF his subject
has enabled HIM to speak with the grasp and
mastery of the matter in hand that can come
only from the most comprehensive and accurate
knt wledge Nor has lie been hampered by the
extent of his requirements. Never spending
his limited time upon details invaluable per-
haps to pure scientists but unnecessary for lay
men, lie has evinced singuIarly happy faculty
vast subject and thus cOndenslnE into a small
space an extraordinary amount of fresh, care
fully culled and clearly presented scientific in
formation. HIS lectures have been popular
in the sense OF being couched in language I'M
disfgured by technical terms, remarkably
straIghtfor ard and ineligible TO any one, and
enriched by metaphors fecitous as Ilustra-
tons, while al the same time they have con-
tanned the pth of all that the wIsest astronomer
could tell his brother scientists concerning the
present state of astronomical knowledge. In
Il is way these lectures have peculiar value.
They embody the most recent discoveries of
facts, the nc west inventions of methods, and
the theories latest promulgated. Ii is there
fore apparent that they present distinct adj
vance upon most of the popular treatlses on as
tron0my, as we'll as the textbooks. There are
plenty Of these, often moro or less antiquated,
although doubtless of some use, but IL Is be-
lIeved that no compilation dealing with astrou-
cmy contains either the amount of information
of Professor Youngs lectures or has that in
formation, as in these lectures brought down
Immediately TO the present time.
II needs only glance at Professor Youngs
Eve lectures already delivered to reveal their
scope, the variety and extent of the matters
discussed as well as the freshness, and, to lay
men, tho novelty of many of the points 30 adj
mirably brought out. The first lecture, on
Celestial Measurements embrared 40 er-
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THE FkEk-IAADE CRANKS.
49,, gth. T.,,e.-rsIIs D,asf ySFpl

There are some AXIS and DlgUts who wish
40 80 ms, .rducs tAe taIin al once
revenue basis. ihls would close our mdnuisvt"Iies'
o. lc development OF our INNING ntetes(e snGL w
works and urye Out emps0yu!eg. iLonS oI
wUIk a. IucI wuO depend upon lheIr Jdiy WORK loi
tuer MY bread. Ns nave bdDAIu.hs Oy tue
M lOls lnstead Il Oy nuBdseds. We sHould have
cvuu NO. D. suppr seed ny any inh afy iOce
"A. tnt cUtnau Government W LolO cOuhty
would own into niusi H. aDd Oelse' VITA blood
q ans property wJuI Dc e wien a starylnE pVDh-
iation I'm Ts picture is true ~ "a
lr.er but iLnatc Or cOlu blooIcd adven'
u contemplate wan Otncr feelings ran dis'
NAY an. horror But II VIII n De realized cause
there are enOuR KS IA COaglehs OUT o. 10 u
mi 4 aOou1 suCn ana rain. No lNnS IA q " t"is
coLutr, viii ever American COGArrss passing
tain law Tor revenue UnJ.
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are going through an experience IN the pOico
courts which will probably make them more
cautious in the future about giving ald
and comfort to would-be law-breakers.
They will find that prize-fShriug impor-
tations do not pay. On Mace and Slade
the unexpected interference OF the poIice
with whom they are already on terms oi
filst-name intimacy has had discouraging
effect. Indeed, Mace is so much dlshearteneu
that, like the iilustriOus Tug WILSON, lie mas
declared his intention of not remaining per
manently in this country. This will be Dad
news for the Bowery ruiians. but 1t VIII 1o-
lieye the more reputable part OF the comInu-
nitv. Mace and the Maori are quite near enough
to suit us when they are in New-Iealand OF
some other remote quarter Of the GLOBE
Kind Charity has taken a practical shape IN
the resolution which Mr.. Deuster has lntro-
duced in the House 1t authorizes the Com
missioner OF Agriculture to set aside for dlstrl-
hution among the sufferers from the floods III
Germany such seeds, plants and grains as may
not he required for the ordinary uses OF
the Department and to provide for ship
ping aud distributing them. No relief
The sufferers from the floods are people who
work very hard for mere living, and are able
to lay aside little money only by severe econ
omy in prosperous times. Their msfoftuheS
will make it necessary, probably, 10 exhaust
their slender savings 10 keep alive until spring.
and then nothing will be left TO buy seeds ior
the harvest Mr.. Deuster's idea is excellent
common sense charity, anc should be promptly
carried out The German steamers Doubtless
will take the gifts to Germany without charge
The debate over the Tariff bill during the
last two days has made it apparent that the
House is divided in regard 10 that measure
on party lines Yesterday even the so-caiied
Tariff Democrats fell into the Free trade
ranks, and their action indicated that II IL Is
possibIe to prevent it there will be no re-
vision of the tariff at this session OF Con
gress. The Republicans, with perhaps one or
two executions. supported the bill. The situa-
tion therefore. in some respects, is one which
the Republicans who have made up their mind
to do their duty by their constituents ana the
whole country, can contemplate with comp0-
sure Whatever credit or discredit Is nOat-
ING about the Capitol when Congress adlourns
will not have to be divided, and the people
will know exactly which party is responsible
for defeating their pointedly expressed
wish that some measure reducing the
tariff and the internal revenue taxes
shall be passed at tbs session. But tins
very circumstance makes it all the more
necessary that each Republican Representa- I'VE
sh Ill attend to his duty. Henceforth no Re-
publican member can be considered as the right
man in the right place unless he is IN his seat
in the House every day SO long az this I'M
nort,,pt tariff matter is undecided. The Demo-
cratic filibustering which the absence of seventy
Republicans made possible yesterday toward
the close of the session. ought not to he allowed
to happen again.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.


MARY ANDERSO, AS PARIHENlA
It il interesting to perceNe-ss The thoughtful
observer may do in 0OAIng a Ais AndersohS per-
sonatron Of Parthenia he power OF Inneren. neItal
nublnty and spiritual grace to invest pa ely
literary ideal VITA the Attributes OF human HE ana
make It a living. breatnIng aud loying woman.
Tno Crock girl VINO goes forth mo
he camp OF barbarians to redeem her
IA her from slavery Is "A compound of many excel
lent gu h1es--oi caldVr. courage, honor, 1eroisn.
sw et, ess and truth-but. TO crown tnem ali, s.le
Possesses cnild-lke innocence. without this tao
clryerest technical embodiment Of this character
womb remain inrlt ctYe. because obviously
artificial and remote from sympathy Man!
women no doIbt possess. in variou
degrees, most OF the Attributes tha
arc sho n in Miss AnderSon's embc i uent; butne
one woman in ten thousand 10 of taat essenti all
child-liKe temperam mt wllcn enloles this actrss
70 crown her work with the artlyss b auty OF tia
wild flowers of spring. Mature IL aOOye ar. in
that The large audience at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre last night followed this portrayal wish
hushed and GREATNESS interest, feehng-as. indeed.
NOBODY could help frellng-the spell OF
a. son,e. innate and entirely charming innocence.
In respect 10 method toe performance has under
gone essential changes since II was nIs seen IN nus
oIty The climax OF passioniie sci assertion IL
the fourth act is reached now WITH liiens y
OF feeling and not with VIOLENCE. The quiet,
oemure sense of The playful, almost huinor'
GUS entlconouts which are so bewich
ingy cmplOyed to subdue the savage Ihgomn
IA mad 10 hgat up the nc Ion win exquisite grace,
ami the VIII le work is fraugh, with te.de ness aid
with harmony OF loom he Greek dresses, too are
finer. b.caus. truer and moro beaullu, than any
thal The actress mas hitherto used In TINS part.
Porfhcnid Las been rec iyeu With enthusiasm AZ
will b. ptaled tonight MIR. Studley Is exeellenf
In IhgOmdr.