Evening star., 1883-10-23


dispatch TO the Cincinnati Commercial e..xSsa
accredits Mr.. Hendricks with giving the following
account OF HIS interview with Mr. T1lden last sem
tember. They were out carriage riding Mr. Hem
dr1cks says when MT. T1lden said: ii think the
great fraud OF 1876 ought 70 be viRdicated and that
ticket
"You have but to say the word said MT. Hen
ortcks, "and II win I've done. As for myself I
would not give turn OF my hand "a De Vice Presi-
dent. but have all the time expressed a willingness
pie In 1876
TEE GREAT HORSE SRow IN Nsw yoRs The nrss
annual exhibition of the National Horse Show asso-
ciafton OF America was opened Yesterday AZ the
including those horses entered for special prentnms
We're 400 animals J. r. keene has two horSsS
entered I'm the list OF thoroughbreds. which number
nine. Cen Grant has entered his palr uf grew
Arabian ponies, presented 10 him by the sultan OF
Turkey In the class OF trotters there ~ entrie
I'm the class OF ruadsters, e.; I'm the exhibit of
draught horses and Norman Percherons. s6 There
were IL matched pair OF carriage horses, Is cabs.
tandem teams, and four-in-hand teams Thirty
saddle horses were also exhibited In the pony
class there were 46 entries. including IL shetland
ponies SiXty-thre hunters wen, exhibited August
Belmont and Frederick Gebhard were among the
exhibitors In this class The first and only plze for
thoroughbreds WAS awarded TO James r. Keenes
Spendthrtft" For thoroughbred brood mars the
nrst prize was awarded 20 !. X keenes PHYLLIS"
and the second 10 Augustus Schemerhorn's spirit
The hrst prize for Arabian stations was given 10 J.
Tree taking the second
"BLEss OUR CoUNrRy.n-During the cnnsiaora-
ton, yesterday, OF the report OF the committee on
revision OF the prayerbook by the general Protest
ant Episcopal convention IN Philadelphia. a terri
torfal delegate made speech IN favor of altering
the yerSicle, which had been amended TO read, -,
Lord. bless and preserve these United states" 80
that IL would read. 80, Lord bless our COUNTRY
He said the title OF the Union was ''the niied
States" and IL the yerSicle used the word .these"
the word United must be spelled with small ''u"
and this would exclude the territories which are a
part or 1.-THE United States The wuiu country
was then adopted by large majority.
THREE PERSONS KILLED AND TWENTY INJun.8-
\ passenger train OF the GlenS Falls branch of the
Delaware and Hudson railroad went through the
bridge over the Glens Falls feeder to the Cham
plain canal. about eighty rods north of Fort Ed
ward, yesterday. The engine crossed the bridge
but the baggage and passenger ears went down into
the water and were totally wrecked. About twenty
passengers were aboard the train. Two men and
woman were killed. and all the others on the train
were injured, some fatally, except the newsboy.
A CoIoRED PREACHER FAvoRs TIE SUPREME
COURT DECISIoS.-The coored people OF Staunton
Va, were very much alarmed about their civil and
political rights as citizens OF the United States ON
nearing or the decision OF the supreme Court. Rev.
Mr. Rlddick. OF the Augusta street VI. h. church
therefore last night preached 10 a large audience
On the decision. He took strong ground Ia favor "
the action Of the court, fully acQuiescEg I'm the
same. He declared that no special class legislation
Is necessary for the negro, he being fuii-fedgei
American citizen under the amendments % the con-
Sttution. and as such must assume all the obllga-
tions and enjoy all the privileges OF American cti-
zenshlp.