New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
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Doro> Dot 27-It seems as though butter mus
have hanged himself with the alla|ine J,rnc
80 ollo,ved his reckless and ribsd tongue ouiIns
a. most week. The opposition press mas aoou'
-, nm axrosinp his blunders and faislhea'io"S'
"a ,,o;nl,, content themselves with reproachihs
~; oorae flow of brag testing and personal HINES as
tbe most effective work that can he zone AZ -
+oce If his own speeches dol not sufhclenuy pes'iS
rs nnftness TO be Governor of Massachusetts 'A'
comment can do H.
The old-timie Democrats address has thrown niln
~ 90 Lis Republican record and forced nm 10
o oia hi,,eolf a free-lance and demagogue pure
"a e;ro,la with no party as party oenlnd MIN
TrN rofsal Of : A. B. Abbott TO stand on the tlcke'
-, bir, has caused the selection OF Ex-senator
Crinneu of Greenfield, for Lieutenant-Uo'einoi'
This is a bid for the sentiment IN the reeVn u w
uoosac Tunnel opposed to the states parting We
,bis nroperty. Butler has sought 10 MAKE hiiii''i
onnear the protector OF the ota'e nv, NV.
J.; tbo tnnnel vet he has done nothing but Iioiou'o
the great bore and the outlay on H. III HIS
cages and speeches except TO veto the approx
far Misunderstanding il. Moreover, those acquAii''%
with the inside of the attempt to grad te '"nn'i
for private corporation, III ue i%''
DAYS of the last Legislature, beheNe '"a' Wv
,,a;nsDr;pg Of that abortive movement was the IN
whose Wall Street partner was chlei Org"hi~ei III
,be sche,ne-would have been able to BRING 10 oo'I
on the Governor to secure his signature tome ac'
for a consideration made over 10 that melhoer
of his family. Undoubtedly Cutters appointment
of a locomotive-engineeT TO the Ealhoau O0,i-
mission has made him votes among railroad manu-,
His supporters still keep mp SHOW Oh uHInii''"
confidence. The opinion on the other sloe' no"
ever il that Mr. Butler is marching 70 MS a'erioo'
Senator Blair's travelling Labor Committee mas
listened to the usual variegated testimony mere
includinc that of his friend, the New-HamrshlIe
man who told how lac conceived and bunt the
Mount Washington Railway, and thai Oh uuiuoci
of members of the Women's Christian temperance
Union. who state that it will only be necessary
to stop the manufacturing and selling OF splrituous
and fernented liquors 10 cure all the ills OF lhe
community.
The American Exhibition is drawing to close
The past week has witnessed great influx oil NlSi
tors. allured by the half price conceded
for two days for the benefit OF the
working classes. The Foreign Exhibition will con-
tnue through TO February, and thus reap the bene-
fit of the Christmas shopping for its bazaar system
Professor Z. S. Morse, an authority on japanese
pottery, has been exposing in lecture before the
Society of Arts the pretences TO antiquity made 10y
lean dealer The articles exhibited 10y japanese
on the other hand are sold for just what they are
contemporary manufacture
AT the Museum Of Fine Arts, the portrait by
Abbot II. Thayer, of New-YOrk is awarded higl
praise by eonnoisseurs and divides the honoTs Will
the most Important works Of a very select and mgl
exhibit.
The verdict Of the jury in the celebrated case 0
the Armstrong estate is only preliminary TO the set
Element of the auestion-how much Blodgett shal
keen of the half million Mrs. Armstrong gave hin
for ten years management of her estate. The jur.
certiGes that she was Of unsOund mind and was IN
duly Influenced by Blodgett and the trial next goe
on in Equity Branch the main question OF tn
division of the spoil Ex-Judge Iloar, who defended
Blodgett had to address jury half of whom lOoke'
like Butterflies, and the Judges manner does no
usually placate anybody prepossessed against him.
The musical event of the week has been the debu
of a musical prodigy Miss Amy Marcy Cheney ag
sixteen She is a native of this city and has studies
The piano-forte for six years under Ernst Perab
and for the past year under Professor Baermann. o
Munich. for two years resident here She play
with the intelligence of a master, but her most re
markable and extraordinary gifts such as natura
pitch" and her powers in composition, arc real
known only TO her teachers, who prOphesy for her
great future.