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ACADEMY or MUsIc-9-Opera
r.. -a's rHRArHs-S-" Never Too Late to Mcna'
B,Jou OrsRA nc UsK-a-"Vim
CAsSo-S-Frenoh Opera
CosxoPotIrAN-3-" White Slave"
I,.,y.s THEATRE -s:l Is" Seven-T gentv-Eigh~
r,,vry .vpSuy TIVE ArRE-s-" Cinderella at SCHOOL
cRASD OPERA gousE-3-"The Romany Rye
EAvwaLr's l4rB STREET THEAraE-o-"lho rian'oi
Wife" >,
UyxpnRsoy's STANDARD THsArRH-s1o-" faHrhcc
MADISON SQUARE GARDsN-2 aud s-6arnu 'nsus'
MADISON slUARE THsArRE-s''o- ioa""
winthrop" ..,.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF Decentralization OF paintings
N,s,os GAspss-S-" Miss"
SAN Fe,ycIsoo DpEs, dousE-S-Wulie Eiouin'
STAR Til .ATRs-8-"Vice Versa
THEATRE CoMioUg-5-"Tn The Muddy Day'
ITALIA THEArRE-9-" The God Uncle.
ux,oS soyARs THgArgE-s-" Ptrisian Romance
W, ,AoK's rqg,rRR-7:45-"rhe Silver King.
WINDSOR TusArRE.-S-" Streets OF New-forR'i
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MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

II has been decided to change the bill at tho
Madison Square Theatre next week Young Mrs.
Winthrop" accordingly, will be Withdrawn. TO mako
way for A Russian goncymoon." the comedy by Mrs.
which acted at TINS the tire. some
time ago by but which now will be presented
nv the regular COMPANY. Miss Ada Dyas Ia TO enact
ody STYLED the baroness Vladimir and Mrs. Agnes
Booth is east for the Countess borogSEt lbs later
nerson corresponds tn Juiana in 1.-The Honeym0on."-
the well-known English comedy by J0hn IObn. on
which aud ON "Ibe Lady OF Lyons" g. Russian
HONEYMOON appears to have been founded. Tobins
oece ~ ia well knowu dates back TO 1905 and sentt-
mental Ubenan has recently discov, red and promul-
GA ed thai Tgbn Irshman-for the reason that
he was buried near Cork. AS matter or TACT ne was
horn at or ncar Salisbury in England. of English pa
rents and his burial at Cork incidenta to MS nav
ing died there on shipboard bis way to the West ln'
dies All this Of course is old st"ry-but many an
old story has TO b. told nowadays. In view Of the aton'
isbpg ignorance that gets itself into print Recently. OF
example Mrs. Langtry. who oiten enacts Jatd"d-has
observed that ia Western newspapers Toe H0ueJ-
moon IS almost invariably ascrioei 10 sheroau'
while rom the testimony OF several actors. we know
that the number OF persons In America VINO tbihA ps
shakespeare wrote "Richelieu" Is very large or
Burton Harrison as author. the public earn lor mo
frat time i'm association with A Russian Honey
moon;" and, for cur own part we know not whe''er
this piece ia original with this writer or translated ana
adapted fro forclgn source The topic l. alcieh sIu
even hackneyed IN dramatic llteritnre-ior oHaAos
treated it, IN his flaming Of the obfe", as ala J'nh
Eletrh4r in his Rulc a Wife and Have Wife," aud
Jo,nes shirley also treated Mrs. Bur on-arrison eau
scarcely ave improved upon these au oss Her play
however has the attracveness OF re; NJ brth l. IS
coupr,,i la three aos. aud we learn thtt tie sec G.
,,a,n,rr MIR Nara ioyicb, painted FOR IL scyTh
il.slau iutrrOrs"-at which lie O0g t 70 NC oAiiu
having apparentlv,a Rus an IN eri1f 81 MS own. mo
~ "a rrlrs 10 Count WOr0DSki. who married tbe 10Y
tenIerd PIieSk, aud thea pretended 10 D. aJoufhey-
man shoenaker humble Ter pfiue am 'each hrr
IN bo NEE k and ar0t0Iate. Tue cas-, III tnr NJ cioh
snn,re Theatre X TO cu H. not oay Mira AgLes boO.i
and Miss Ada Dyas, but T. Le Moyne Mas ts,eIIr Cay.
tnr' Nr NIX Fr, einar Nj Edwin Arden, MI. FREDERICK
Bfyton-as W0iODskt-aud "a lar-c nuhDer Vi auN'ni-
res several thesa names are new; nat on ibe "lrr
iand ne noruc azure the piec COna.as AteLiS, ana
O,Sic .ud Vladimir AND h0iickOV, aud these tAinlAr
siiaDcs-cOu.tu Lg aDout AL OF Ris IA tEat 1as 3es
naoe If, WAY Ia these SnOres-wil serve 10 put tao
audience at It's s1se a Russian Honeymoon 10 ah'
nounced for APril D.
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BLiIyE And TLE CAMERONS.

BLAINE's MOTIONS AS To RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN.
Mir Blaine's good-natured liberation of tho CAM
erOns fat Ter and son. Ill spite Of their open hostility
and sec reachery. has sometimes been triai 10
his rIenis, who wore amazed ut finding Don Cam
eron hanging frequent personal Attendance about
the man whom his State wanted for the Presidency
IN 1876 and in 1880, and against whom on each oc-
caslon he relentleSsly used ia political machine. An
old private letter Of Mr. B.ancs, obviously never
intended for publication, Hut which somebody has
recently given to tho press especially interesting
IN showing tbl, if. Blaine at least was never de-
ceIv d b. Don Camcron's personal attentions and
proluse pr ,tcstN'lUns OF fren illness Tor HIM ii
only GIANT out of the way"
There Is Il sort Of family connection which may
in part explain the federation. Cameron married a
sherman and one of the Shermaus the General is
married to a layorito cousin of Balne's. Tho ex-
humed priy ate letter is rs follows:
WASHINGTON. March TO- 1876.
MY DEAR FRIEND: Iasree with you t1at tue charge
o my being Catholic Is very provoking, considering tue
m,dyo thai tpspres IT, aud very eAisperatlhs Mhen
II cOuuYed I'm fact orgi atcd, by men VINO
slt WITH ne IN Iresbyt rian BiOlo class when was "A
student and Won u professor IN Washington college inc
cnare part aud parcel Ot the tdccs N tue Cameron
gang 10 rob Tue Peunsy lSanin delegates whe1 IN
fact ou6 tn OF tn Republicans OF me state desire my
nomination Nv ancestors ON my iathers size were, as
yUu know, always identified with tie IrtsDy era
Crcu. and JhoI prominent and hOnOred In ne GA
COLONY OF Pennsylvania several genoaons before inc
Caiuet0ns blessed Scotland by lcavnS It, .
But wne thanking you for what yod have done to set
my rttsbur ficnds rght on this question: wil never
co sent 10 make any puDc declaration up N tue suO
icef ard ior two re sons First, cans, abnor the
Introduction Of any thug tna 10, Ks Ar religious test
ar uallicatlon Tor office in republic where perfect
c uon al conscience IS the brIgLt Of every ctlen,
and second, because my mpher WIS., a, YOU wen klo",
devoted CatIolc / would not for thousand Prosden
cics speak u dise pcct III wOrd Of my mothers rcglo
aud pressure VIII draw me into any aE"~ai Oh nos
Y OF unirendac ati Olcs though nave hc'e
received an do not Get political support from
them. You NJ lJcry 10 show this To Tie 6cntIohah
VINO arg, you % wr'tc ne
Many thanks or ind invitation, but can hardly
pouusc my, II the plea of wasn't 10 Western Penn
syiyautA ts sprn.. You know, never mat Large
part 81 NY heat always in tue MUnOhS Lucla 'deJ
Always sincerely your ftend, j. u BLAINE
ID. james King, PlttsDurg.
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,urSlrAI. NOTES.

Arligo B0ito's "Meistofee" has been pro-
dureI wth success NJ the ln,a re- Royal, Stockholm
Flarimo, archvist At tie Naples Conservatory
of Music is about Ia pdOl.sh a volume GA agher
Miss G,isw0d has succeeded SignorEa
rlrola in Faust At tie Allan scala.
On. Gounods philemon ct Bducis" was Az
nounced fer the 9th nst tne reatro de la zlrsue'
Madrid. .
Signor c. Moderate, assisted by his pupils,
will give a matinee this afternoon at his rosideree No.
90 Irying-pldce.
A colored vocalist will, it is said, make her
debut as Seiikl ia RAfricne," at the etadt' hea1re'
frankfOrt-On- tao-Malne.
now appears that NJ. Saint-Saens resigned
his post of cric The vottare to his III NJ G'''na
Only for the first performance OF q" Henry Will
The annual performance OF Baca's fassicn
Music (St. Mathew took place at st. Paus Caths""
Oh tuesday III Holy Week. DIR. Stalner conduc'ed INV
orchestra and Mr.. Martin presided at the organ i''
Prlneess vi Wales was Ia the congregation.
The McCaull Comic Opera Company VIII pe'
GIN season ut the Casino Thursday, Alri IL, WIS
rho sorccrer" be given with the entr' crigua ',ss
After few performances OF tbs work Mr.. Moe aam ~
produce Ofenbachs "rhe Princess OF iieo'@'"''
which has bCea long In preparation. "a
Following the performance OF "Semiraiu'"o
on Wednesday evening Mr.. Maplesoa's annoan'e"d
for the week are: Friday evening "Doh o'o. .
with Madame Patti f,r the nrst anu Oh"
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AN INSTRUCTIVE COMPARiSO ON.
r.o,,, TLx JIoPIforI lolfrunf RSul

II is well to look once in n while
nj the quotations Of few STATE bonds that
nre not printed In our market reporis. Ar
kansas Gs Drug Is per cent OF their par,
I~siana Old bonds bring 50 aud later issues bring co.
North Curouna bonds range from 10 81 S"utn Caro-
linas vary from 10 90. Tennessee bonds are a0Jut
alike ranging oniy between 40 and A.. virginia Issues
90 All The way IL To 40. These sh meu lgures u
repdiation tell their story. But tue moral that Is
40 otou drawn-bat repudatiDg state has no credit
il Mi noonshne Georgia, Alabama ana south Caiona'
watch repudiated, nave To-Day new ISSUES oi bonds
seng aDye par white tue old promises 10 pay arc al
most worthless. SO. too, Minnesota mas Cheated her
creditors aud II Is greatly TO the credit OF connecticut
that our Legislature LAS refused admit the new Min
nesotu Oonds TO list of trust Investments permitted
by law ii enough States would take the bonest titude
OF Connecticut there would be more munilpa honor.
States cannot sue defaulIed bonds nut
nm honest state fObd purchases by savings banks
ud trustees Of the PROMISES made by 5iates tAat nave
ALREADY broken faith with their creditors.
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RSON1L.

The Mcrquis de Biron, pre ,ident OF the French
Jockey Club. who died Il fortnight ago IN PHris
age eighty years. was once page "i LOUIS ANlil
ard afserward an officer OF the Royal Gnard. lie
had been president of the jockey club thri5-tWO
years
TIE sword worn by John Hampdcn during the
civil war in England has just boon sold at auction
N London for lift, EIGHT guincas. 1t is "A long
raper with cross bilt and scroll guard, and was in
lie possession OF the IIaupdcn family until 1861
when il was sold with oih'r effects OF John lamp
der. A llncal descendant of lts original owner.
Edward llanlan the famous Canadian oar'man
saws he on learned 10 swim last summer lie can
now swim only a little, the muscles of his arms
onicsv bcco ming tircd-a singular confession, he
admit. for ecnllcr 10 make. His wIlo wants him
10 II ire from tue Scullng prntssioh ana ue says
he thinks he will soon follow her advice.
Mile. Lima Braun, at whose villa at BAHc'-Baien
Prince Gortschatolf del, will sue tho sons of the
late ex Chancellor for the $4,000 marks per year
which her guest haJ promised her 1t IS now SAID
fiat rhe sons had hard work to prevent the father
from fui Ing HIS frequently given promise TO
m rry the woman who hat completely fascinated
HIM oycI since The Berlin Congress
The Hon William II. Duncan. who died at Han
oy,r n H., last We H. was graduated at tho mead
of Dartmouth's cas of 1880, among the thirty
members OF VIII ch were Judge Gouverneur Morris
of MichiI gan, Judge a. Nj, leaD'oy Oh Caihoii'''
President A. ID. Smith Of Dartmouth, and Professor
j. Is. Niles of Indiana. lie was married to Miss
Sarah NJ. colt, u sister of the wife or k1us
Cuoate and was Tor many years an Intimate iflehi
ana associate OF Alr. CAOate AID Daniel webster
An elderly gentleman. The London Globe reports.
recently presented himself at one OF the entrances
OF the now law courts OF London. No admittabce
except ON buanoJs said the porter, who did not re-
member having seen toe elderly gentleman before.
The latter planned that his namo was Gladstone
William Ewari Gladstone. The porter thought he
had heard that name mcwhere, in paper kelly
but orders were orders. IN finally, however. ho
vas convinced and air. Gladstone went on mis- way
, spccuaiing uDOn subiuuary repu atlons, ana thc
janitor remainet wondering that tins Mr. GLADSTONE
or whatever his name s-snUuld INSIST upon gong
in that way ,anst orders.
Senator Vest has had his little experience with
some bunko men ia this city. few days ago. IN
Washington, he received beautifully written let
ter from Ncw-York. stating that a new schooner
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GENERAL NOTES.

The real estate assess rs OF Philadelphia re-
port tnat in that city 265 pieces OF real estate
property whose cannot lie found and are not
known.
German papers announce the recent death, at
Tifen of the peasant DOCTOR" Alos Greingg who en-
joyed q wonderful fame among the common people
through all tho country round and often
consulted by his rich and intelligent neighbors. HIS
most conspicuous cures were effected In the line OF
sprans and fractures and bis principal remedy was
save tho which bad descended through nearly
a century member of tine family IN eao1 genera
ton, but Is supposed 10 DO buried with lis Late
pOsessJr.
In o letter to friend in Berlin, Professor
nskjold atey wrote as follows: AS for my eH-
pedton TO Greenland, 1t is my intention, starting from
Auetsiviord the west coast In $50 3O north ati-
de push into the Interior Relying on the tact that
all tie wIds which acb the coast rom the interior are
dry and comparatively believe contrary TO the
prevailing opinion that the interior Is free from Ice
further believe tha under the meteorological CONDITIONS
now * sting south of so Jude, Recovered
| continents arc plysica iDpo sibiity'
Conspicuous among the really useful consul
lar reports published by the state DcDr nent at wash
ngtOn a translation Of the tarf laws aud duties VI
NJ xico by the Hon. Warner T. sutton, United states
Consul for Northern Mexico ut Maiamofos The
United states Mini ter 70 Mexico and tho Mexican Min
lister TO the United STATES cord ally common led the
accuracy aud arrangement ct ms rai.lLtiOn ana
IL IA Number 2OJune, 1S32-ln the series Of CONSULAR
| Kcpor5.
a fortune-tclcr named Eliza Loverdge re-
| cen y called upon the wife OF small traoesMan IN
WoyerhanDton, gland. ald after snudling pack OF
cards 40 EMMY informed her that her worst enemy was
her mo nernlaw THIS revelation seems to have fallen
directly H. line with the wiirs apprehcnsons. for she
! Immediately pad haf-acrown to have the Old lady
par l zod" promising her par OF the contract 10
Oh ain lock OF Ler husbands la AMI some dragons
blood" nd 10 ST. al small quantity OF h"ur from
ueighUOring SHOP Al this point the husband asceftaiheu
what lOrg aG procured awarrant IOr Tue arrest
| OF the .OT,une-ttller.
| The Art Museum of Cincinnati, for which
1913 900 was subscribed nearly Two years ago. s TO ne
placed In Eden Park, among the hll' overlooking Tue
city, The foun latOns have been laid and one wing or
the building, which is to be fine Limestone structure
will probably be completed this year Aoou half of the
e pae acsmes Of the OBJECTS Ia gold ana ell
YER owned by tue Governments OF Russia and Holland
ana dupica cd from the copies in the Kcnsngton Mu
sou 40, nave roceivoi IDe complete collecuOn or
dcred by Judge 10 llley two numbers 0OC
pcc,s aud will cost about $4,000, fine collection O
antique aims and armOr has just been received irO
| EuiUie.
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CINDERELLA AT SCHOOL.

The clever and bright musical comedy,
" Cinderella at School," is too well known TO the New
York public to require description 1t was produced
last evening the Fifth Avenue rueltre VITA strong
cast under the management OF Mr.. Henry Il. Dixey,
VINO himself played Professor Sy,tar, the osner chief
characters being taken By MI Pau Arthur Mr. Eugene
ClarK NJ. Frank Re- NJ. w. ?. Bown. MISS Vernoni
Tar. can. Miss Rose Temple and Miss Francesca
Gutaere.
Mr. Dxay's characteristic humor scarcely needs men-
ton more than his excellent quality Of invariably
respecting the limits of good asts. Mr. Arthur male
much OF the part Jack Polo and Miss Jarbeau and
Miss Temple were specially gJoL Miss Gutherie's
vocal powers were useful. The music generally
WAS Satisfactory, the chorus being excellent;
tpe hunting song OF the first act was capitay done and
was re-jeluaDied.
Tho perform nce throughout was In every manner
single week Tor wnlcl 1t will mold tlc FIuh Avenue
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ment. To expect them to maintain gooo
local government is not bit less foolish than
TO rxpect the thieves TO select and pay goou
policemen.
But it is the Democratic cry as usual, that
the voters of New York ought to govern them-
selves. There are thousands OF places 10 NC
filed. and thousands of hungry Democrats
, who want to fill them, and therefore New
York must "goyern itself" again. NO donot
the experiment will be made. The more re-
SD ctable and intelligent members OF the Dem
ocratic party are utterly powerless TO resist
when the working politicians OF IL gct
sight OF plumber within reach. Once more these
respectable men will try to persuade them
selves that city ought to govern its"lt, ana
that a Democratic c!tv ought to have Demo-
cratic government, and so will vote again size
by side with persons who ought to have no
share whatever in deciding whether the city
shall be orderly or lawless, solvent or bank
rupt. Then the party machine VIII distribute
the spos to the creatures who do the dirty
work of party, and the results will presently
appear.
One of the results, it is altogether probable,
will be a reaction, not against the particular
faction or set that may get power, but against
the Democratic party. For once there are no
DISCUSSES in this plundcring rad. IL
is bluntly avowed by the leaders
that Democratic Legislature means
TO give power to a Democratic Mayor 10 ap-
point Democratic officials with assent of Demo-
cratic Aldermen. The party as such distinctly
ayows its purpose to grab for its own uses the
government which belongs to the citlzenS
| without distinction of party. Sooner or later
| Democrats who lave anything to lose VIII DC
| imploring Legislature to take away the power
thus shamelessly seized. 1t will serv" them
| right if they are then informed that the only
way to get rid of Democratic mIsruie Is 10
! vote against the Democratic party.
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A GOOD TIME FOR A NEW START.

FrOm The INfladelDhi1 ITeSs ,ReDO ,
The vacancy winch has come by hand
other than as Own the PRESIDENT opportunity
w.cn ne mi nC have shgunk from 10 Cbiy making III
enaDlcs Dim t. do something ward supp ying the
pldin defect, OF his CaJine ns CABINET Is Weak-lt
sAoud be siren eaed Ii Is 0Le-sded-and should D.
br,.a,ueJ IL il oL repIcseu aiN e--Hui should DO
made % stand Tor all the ~ clemens Oh tue parry IL
fails to euOcd, IN any adequate degree TIE VlS"rous
PROGRESSIVE forces of kepuOeausm-and should DO ad-
inaed 10 rccogulZ. ana Iefe i the sohtnOnt without
wien R,pubucanisn cannot succeed. The Gaze
TO tae Cabinet la place Mr. Howe should be str0Lg
a,d able statesmaR, IL real Republican leader.
not ~ fac,ionis, not Iuere politician.
mt man VITA the poll ca sense, aud IN
ulck sympathy with the vital advance elements of tho
narL, And IL would be no historian: ii could be
snon representative Republican In tAe place ol one VI
two otter members Of the cabinet
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THE MUDDY DAY.

The dramatic sensation, last night. within
the city limits the play at the Theatre Comique
This is called The Muddy Day." and 1t may be de-
scribed frOlic in three sections Mr. Edward Har
rgan the author OF it, aud himself and Mr.. Tony Hart
are the representatives Of Its chief characters.
1t drew O multitude Of spectators-the theatre
being crowded to its extreme hmit,-and
it was received with almost incessant laughter.
The absolute lawlessness Of the nonsense that IL
prses is In part accountable for this result, but the
better part OF lie Is attributable to the SKILL tale
ent and thoroughness of establishment with which
mass Of absurdity Is handled by the principal
"Tue Muddy Day" is the name Of a scow, Of which
Roger McNab (Mr. Hairigan) is captain and which is
provided with OF rishmen Captain Aeyab ISL
suItor for the hand Of Mrs. Mary Ann OLeary Tony
Hsrt) Irish widow. employed as servant
In q family of Quakers. Captain Schooner, .
German (Mr. H. A. Fisherj commander OF tho
scow King william, manned by Itailns, Is the rival OF
CaItan McNd6, alike in love and business. TIE pece
displays these marine heroes in their contest Tor the
widow and for thirty two loads of Broadway mud.
These few details sufficiently to iadicJte the drift
and chal acter of the piece. Mr.. Harrgan could not
reasonably be expected carry the faculty VI invcn
ton much further than he had already done Ia this
photographic fed The subject limited to few types
OF character and sets OF incidents Here inSquat-
ter Sovereignty" two parties Of pugnacious pc lsants
are opposed, aud lOquaclOus ana comca IrishWoman
is III quest VI iugacous article OF property Billy
Goat was pursued in that piece, feanter bed In Nc
sorcy's imitation" md now it 10 frank in which the
widow preserves the portrait and tue sidowhiskers OF
her deceased husband The first act breaks up
in fight betwixt the rival scOw-capt4ns
aud their respective and the second enis with tie
sinking OF q nc church. az the water sldcas tbs cu
mnltion Fair at which the widows Howe ircles
stolen a negro. have oeen exposed for sale There
are the usual incrudes OF negro farce, aud there
songs and Dances all aloas the line of the presentation
In aat WA nj
co rse and the christening incident failed OF being
iunny because 1t was sugIesuye OF cruelty and
pain some little time lost in prelimnarios,
but once the fr-c is started the piece rates along MS
anless course Wi inccssaDt ga ety. Aspriy 81 sido
l. cas- II un QIak but tlis was i"s'p ana .nrre
nat too much Ofrvty on TIE score the negro
Bethel he fea Erot TIA carr, TINS nonsense ana at
viii % remcmo n d are TIE Exceedingly droll and
icIlly i;liIhfu Im e:sOnaDn or the shrewd widowDy
Tony Hart and the carcaurei mariner OF Mt Ill rlkal
together with band II conscienuOusy correct aux
i!ares and general excellence VI character costume.