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New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
TIE LESSON or GEEEK ARE.
rrcTrrr BY DIR. wALDsrEIS.

4
In ccnnl,ance with the invitation OF several
prominent literary gentlemen, Dr. Charles "idus'en u
livcrcd la.t evening in Chicscriis Han lecture on
"The Lesson of Grcck Art The main characteristic VI
Greek art he said was its simplicity II was TO be lookeu
upon: not 10 be an object OF learned comment
Tho conditions Of Greek lie which produced these ch"r
acteristc fea ures WERE nr-t the eucaon ot ihe ar
supreci,,iug public; ami secondly the education {" INV
ur,lpctive crsts How to reproiHce these conniuohs
was the lesson 10 be learned from Greek ar" III
Greece education tcudol to produce men dcVeiop'" on
nil sides of their nature To-day spocia7n WIS 'iie
prevailing element. The ar1-aPprcciall'e PUN"
was not fully educated. IL was ci'm" 'n"'
in 20 far as men were scientific mueh less must 'o' "
artistic This vas faulty vicious reasonnE '
oruic relation of man. physical eshcticnl ana horc'
tual The f and healthy development OF any community
r a,, vas IN have each part fully and Adequately Ge
yeloned and fully and adequately expressing It's feou
IN tpe whole The de1ect OF America
was that 1t always aimed at something lmne
diato and practical. Mechanics, agriculture hhu
similar subjects of immediate Iracuoa gItc,cd
were taught II pnblic eXprnsr, wno arr WdS ~
Herr was the Fundamental UlstaNc. Ohliu "
have an education which wOuli give SOuelu1E ioi -
so zoe and relief in later life. The education " 'e roI
ouctive arti.f to-ay was at the ense o genera
education. The art etu tent aDahuohet h' =, @ on, ia
branches H.re va, ner mistake IheIc Vu7 81. t' ~
he i'm fbr great cities schools OF ART IN clo uou VIZ,
universities. There the student ehoun "', I,, ~
ouiy 70 branches kindred 10 ms OWL ,,. "t. ~
tnose entirely different, TO chemistry, PdSS PddSSaai,
aud technical training. Ony lhu' coulu 'n' ''"~ '
The lectire was followed by brief speech by Assist 'nt
shop Potter, WHO sal tn3t nom oilci po,, Ora,
Dr WaIdsteia had reached the concl laiO- ~ iI
tessor Tyn a IN his esent lectures that the am oi ~
ence aud art is permanent cultura- ana uot A{
prlciical se H. expr"s ed the thanks ol the auen
10 Dr Waldstcn for holding IN TO IN, aro'hS P''P''
al 4 "A hlsncr ana NO4 tLltl luCdL
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
EEPUBLIc4N H4EEoNT N ST. LOUIS.
EIyAL FACTIONS REACH AN AGREEniEST-AN AD-
DIRE ISSUED.

FIyAL FACTIONS REACH AN AGREEMEST--AN AD-
DIRE 3 ISSUED.
rBY TELEGRAPH To TRiBUSE.i
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2j.-An address and an agree
ment which Is expected harmonze tue factions in the
Republican party OF ST. Louis to-day adopted by the
committee OF twenty eight appointed at the convention
last October reorganizo the party That convention
was held at the call or silk stocking committee
The agreement adopted to-day the result of a months
negotiation and conferences between the convention co
mitee suAr city nttee hea ted o. Chaun-
ccy l. Flry The al lr.ss reviews the Republican OF
canzaou for several years past, aud shows that the
regular committee holds IT. position by regular election
and succes,i ion This body has already reed TO the
basis Of unou that the action OF the convention this
afternoon virtually settles toe dicroaoss In all details of
the campaign the regular con uitc5 and m convcu-
tou committee Will meet IN joint ses d0n, from this time
until August. when election viii De held Or a new
committee 10 take the places both bodies acting
There sill remans c lining existence the old " silk
stocking" committee. which called the October conyeu-
ur.ion OF the Jd lress j. devoted. ter re
viewing ts history ad1Tcs. concludes t1t Whatever
mower silk stOckiug" body mlgut have claimed were
merged in tie convention when named lut committee "
twentyrght There still exist two o. committees tie
regular organization ana tIc one rm"d at mass con
nearly two years ago called ny sti'-Pponteu
committee the regular Organization riusl TO 10
IrJu the face of nominating Stale HcNtt LIE new
committee has already cal "a State convention To elect
DELEGATES to Che National Convention. The address
adOU 'd to-day that the ci ~ WlluurlNh ana say
tla date is carly nat II Is no Seemy Tor Rtpuo
Hcans IN "a Democratic To lead on III naming dele
tes tn looks ike attempt to influence or dictate
to Republican states. Toe plan 0f having tne two stare
committees meet and -rrt upon auo r ote i
urged Tine address goes ~ length 10 snow thar the
new committee. by Of its ire ydlar organization
give the convention called basis I" staho u0h
viii secure for It's dele ates recognition IL lhe
attn
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
THE CRESTED BUTTE DISASTER

FIFTEEN BODIES RECOyERED-PITHUL sCRNLS-
MINK BOSSES THREATENED.
DENVER, Jan. 25.-lt is only possible to get
very eag1e reports the Of the Crested Butte
dlsaster Through almost suprhuman efforts the rescu'
inc marty this morning reached of the chambers In
the NINE whore tho supposed 10 have been at
the time tho explosion Fifteen dead bodies wert found
there nut have been taken ont. Their names have
not been learned The deadly gasis source OF imminent
DANCER to the cscuer who forced To proceed very
cautiou,ly. The excitement is intense.
Threats made lad night AGAINST superintendent
Robinson and Mine Boss Gibson principally against the
tt.r and serous trouble Is feand is at the
ue superutcndng the work OF searching Tor the bts
No special fears enter aimed Tor ms safety Dut
strong guard been paO about the house Or Gibson
10 pIeyent violence hlm. The threats do not come
from the engaged al the mne but from some VINO
have beCu DISCHARGED and take the opportunity To
make trouble. The at the mine Is most pltliu
one Tho wives and children OI the buried men hover
around The 10 mine and their CANCELLATIONS
add 10 the distressing scene
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26

BLAKsLEE-on Jsnu'ry %. 1881, in this cy. Mar A
FnneTsl Sai,y ,est RON her late residence II Cr,on
ave, ~ins nk Y. y a nll'past oalo-S
Canadian papers please copy
: :; ear o. her age.
Notice ~ funeral hereafter.
Na1tuck 4 papers please copy.
cUMNING-At princeton. \ J. JanggaTg a. Mary Cum
| ming daughter or the liEe AleXmler VI. tuuIAf
FTneT m rES' ~ ',s ~ r. 2 d o' 7'' '
CLARKE-Frilsy JaRufry ,. Clihori y Cluke 50,
Monday. JanIIiry - AZ Jyo5S p. II.
GTu~PIESu Ideally on Thursday 2ith INST George De
Rttve- "a trends - the family are respectful, invited 20
attend tie funrI u service, s lts r,SirlcA u Wo
47.l.st, on Monday IA, mag 18th Inji at ~ ooo'E
Please 0nit flowers
HowLAND-In Brooklyn. Thursday, Jluulry "a 1881.
Mrs. SARAH y HoNlaId -
KrooaIyn on saturday TIE 18th inst, a. . p. n.
N APEsJn Fuay. January - Of llr'i amer short
illness Ill @ SOP % ys,4 va 81 l's es @o" s o. Professor '"'
Ratiyes anil TRENDS arc c5iully ngitrd 20 atsn t@
mnerl services az Al -ouis Chirca 4thaFe ana z''i'
on SUNDAY. Jan IaIy a. at .. IN.
MEFTL RAJ Nford y. J.. The 23l ilat, EDOch u ~
Re- sn irs Sft l- ac.uy invite! to aaenl to
funeral, At h late residence on saturday ibe -thm't ."
Mt-ON-At De roit Mich on the I'd inst, Chs ElSasd
Mason tle Ate Lorenzo A M~s1a' eoi " De "1
MOoR-On Inuary At The lrnre o.! hsr grYuia1rr
anna dalshtgi "i iGa J. ana ~ liog ,, I G9y Jr' o
PLA IT-On Thursday nornn Jauury =, 80, at Mo Nc
IN IsT 20 Owogo y. l saturday. January ~ NJ
RANDOLPI-At YonteTs " rlurslIy moTiunH Jan
uaGy -. E.io T., Al5tcI 81 HIne aIi tA' LIT otih
Funeral ryc,s sn be he!da herhome slinr4J aeenoon.
ca tIasS Wi nc, ,ne O'clock rain ron l-dst.
lntcInent ~ iJson, Penur % @0uhA5-
sAVoYE-s suddenly, al Hcst H1Joscn ". on Jaaaly
. - J. rret L. wueo Cysse Sa'oyl, IN h' C''h ye.'
FGac a Ae- late residence, saly, s0h mst, at
Please omit n0TeTs
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
THE WEST SHORE AND Irs ALLIES.

Ashbnl Green, receiver Of the North RIVER
Construction COMPANY which controls the stock oi the
NcF-York. West shore and Buffalo Railway, recently
Hsscd TIE directors Of that c0mpGny to submit ihe "'
counts ~ the two companies to arbitration The com
miltec appointed select three independent arb d'r'
reported at the meeting yesterday TIC names oi "a Jnd 20
james Emo, JOAN g. stevens. president OF the OM'd
Ncw-Irr,cy Railroad aud Canal npany. AMI Hamilton
Fish, jr They we're cltctcI ~. ,mtoro IN aecoidmc'
with the report of the committee II was said at the
office Of the West shor, Company taat nothing ese ''
youd routinc bu-uo,, hal been done at the meeting.
ID Is understood ,t arraugem cat mas 3een Iade n'
which tho differences between Conrad n Jordan re
Gently tfca .urcr ~ the NewNOrk, a!1o Hud western
GaiiWny. Hud tie at, officers g. cdmphil NHD ~
of the cputrul.IUs company c "rN-f" ~ w.
ana BuilJO E1ilway-Arr 10 be n erred T." nN y
persons VINO tO hear statement. ON bpth -i'r' tl
pf rpnc plIu for recon iliIou. Tho names oi TIE h''
men bld mot p.cu agreed on ye,cit a. The drItht'
ucut has been made by mutual Irl' u rs Mir . "'
aud tie railway company 10 Is s.ld by some % thcm
that tar recent cricl~m, by Mr. J,rian the man age
ment of the Ontario and Western Company "!u be
hIicuccd by the action.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
Dr. JOHN LoRD on cARLfLE.

DIR. John Lord delivered his lecture on
Thomas Carlyle Last night TO large audience in Asso-
cati,ni Hal. He said In part
In reading the letters OF Mrs Carlyle my respect for
her has diminished rather than fOT him. They far
fuIn being brilliant, either la thoughts or aspirations
Consisting mostly Of accounts Of dTnAen sefNt and
VISIT OF uiuteTesne Americans whom Carlyle heartily
deies1ed. He q rough man. N~l as an occupied
and Oyerw0rked one lie had great faults aud sll great
oocenticitles; but neSec OF his wlie was nOt one O
taom. lie was a cOmpOsi don Of DiOgcnes Df JOHNSON
SId jeremiah. flo had the pceFish philosophy OF Dog
eIes grim hunOr OF Dr. johnson ana bb ocilFtItd
himself OF The melancholy prophecies OF Jeremiah ho
Sss l'osse~ OF cCTtain KIND OF scotch Until hot 70
ksy pa siOAy, great should mol be Too ciocey
scfatHized la their daily lives Ll6FAtuIe wa
yey poor .ade As lac Was WOut 10 70 Assuring and
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
i P4SsLNaER CAR on FIRE.

lBY TELEGRAFH ~ 1HL TRIBUNE
CINCINXAr1, Jan. pa dispatch from Findlsy, o.,
ia Tie Commercial Gazctte. says: mixed rain on
the Lake Erie and Western Road waswrecked near
Blutfton, Ind, this morning by broken rail. The
passenger car was turned over and took fire. The
conductor saved the lives OF the passengers by
extingulsbing the tire with snow and then went to
Button for carriages 90 convey the wounded
per.ons 10 hotel freezing his face during e trip.
The injured passengers are. james W. shaw ol
Nebraska: A. l. Owous OF Blutiton; -. l.. ialigan
and Mr.. Langan Of Bnfton Tho mercury was oV'
below zero thIsmornlng.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
UNCLE ,SlAHs TIRIFF BALLAD.

/ aint no great fcelOsSfeT
Like that PeriesScr =.
I heerd one night a-lccteriu'-
He knowed IT all | guess
| scrape a liviu' irOm a farm
WAY up in old NarmOunt,
An whai | say know most folks
Won't hold O much account.
But thar S a p,acuey leet G PINT
Pm sartain Eve mAde cioaI-
I've nen d thlnkn Jlst '|hat good
Free trade cud dew ms here.
Pral,s the Perfesser never llvcd
Like me upon fann;
Or else he'd sec free trade might dew,
10 some. no ecnd o harm.
Fur thar is .JIuks's wOolien mill
The ruf 5 Almost III sight
Whar. tho list now they scratch along,
They've he'd tejus light
To live at all, and Jinks he sez
Ef tariffs now go down
He'll bev to throw the business UP
An come upon the town.
Naow Dustin up a he dern fuff
On Jinks an all his hands;
But list sec how Z Ould light on Inc
An all thete Owuiu lands.
Among them busy fact'Ty folk
Ne EeIl heap o truck:
Stop Jinkss mili, thar wont be left
A market wuth shuck.
Them pesky railroads charge so high
Fur CaITyin' things, l yum,
IF Jinks docs close, The farmin' trade
Will 60 to kingdom como.
An 80 say thar amt no way
TO keep orr folks from smash,
Cent lettln' tariff matters he
An dOin' no. him rash.
We're only common country clods,
Ther's allus in the dirt;
But We hev rOteS, PeTfesser s.,
an know what laws II hurt.
UNCLE 'SAH
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
A RECEIVER FOR A COMFY ISLAND ROAD.

The application tor a temporary receiver Ior
the BrooA.n, Flatbush AMI CoAey island n iroad
Hriehtou Beach COMPANY ws- granted yesterday bv
Judge pr2tt- ia the KINGS County supreme Court who
appointed Police Commission james JOlrlan OF Brook
yn under bon Of $1,000. The parties In interest con
CURED in asking hs ntId mt and It was represented
n court that tleco nDlly has deta1 on tn ut're Oh
second mortgage bon tIat the.a arr ups leduig
~ inst it for $4,000 and thai the road Is ont OF
rep fir and There il mon"y the treasury. The only
oniccfi,p l9de v,4 offered nv BENJAMIN G Hitchngs,
-iO khOlIcr who d TIA tGr prO"ctlu " "a uuh@c''-
sarv and Tuuu, 10 company, aul that Tue dlltct9
c0ud manage the business ist ~ well e. "a receiver He
G.sldreu d receiver Yduel in the interests ot Ohl
companies. nd n one appO ltcd De l0ul hc mtu
with no conf NJ inter ccycr JOurI1u was act
uc prc>drutO The como AMI Is at t1" heal OF tnt
line to C0ncy Island and vice-prcsdcnt oI the
kIugs County LIcyAtcd R;lllrla Company
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
CEf7TCIsLNG Mr.. DITTENHOEFER.

The German Republican Central Committee
for 1854 ,,.t LAST evening "a No 29I BOwery. and or
gaDzed nv the election Of the following officers Presi-
dent Morris FrIodsam yioepresdens, Christian uoh'S
and Edward Rchards; secretary Joseph h. MuAllngi
treasurer, AdOlph HeTnsn ana an Executive committee
consisting Of one rom each Assembly District, MI
Fredsam severely criticised the course when A. D. D'
,enho4fer haA recently taken in politios Mr. Dftten
boafer lac sa,d about three years falling IN Al AZ
tempt which he made % obtain certala pc faon, e.
Central OOuluttee and falling Ia thai, De had sci ~
Contra Of his oyn which Ind no organfzatoa
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
MrRDERED AuD WEDDNG FES7IrIT1Es
frr TELEGRAPH To TIE rRr1nE.I


WuKrsEARRE. Penn, Jan. ThecOgORcTh has
ordered an investigation Of the death o. Andrew Hid
rock a nung.rGu found dead in bed this morning.
rounded at tho by Of hs counuymen. w1o were
mo y drunk. ana keeping mp dances IN celebration Of
The marriage Of o. their number The affair happen
ed in suburb known Georgetown. and from wnat was
learned regarding it, HdrOck came to the wedding iy
r,vd,i with money nd m defryug the expenses OF
inr nj b This raised the temper or some Present, VIII"
declared hc should not iiu iu the lroc au his death Is
frd. cd terribly during hi, death struggles. IL some
drl nlI b..u administered to him, and ID Is claimed no
one was allowed 40 20 and care ioT lim luur men
have been arrested charged with having EnOglcds, Ci
tic death.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
14nr.1cE RIEEErT RLrELS / SLaNDEE.
DENYING AosE STATEMENT, ABOUT HIS TRIP 10
ENGLAND AID a EECINI NE"sPAFEE sIOhl'


DENYING SpME STATEMENT ABOUT HIS iE'F !"
ENGLAND AID \ EECENl At"hPAfhH S4O"l'
% he rdiior Of me TrtbHRc.
SIR: VIII you allow ne, tnrouSh
vcur columns. t. contradict injurious l'aL
Az article was lately published II Inc ',e
land Ioj. .dcaier. speaking of ny projected fofei-h
TIM in which 1t il stated that have mace many
c,stlus .d acqu intluce IN tae city of London lnr'n
i,te Prince Of Wales anl other members OF the 10 al
T.u,.i, ;,G co-iB- with ulJc-I etuU au>lcn ~ "h
a,r.s, LADY, was slO ked when saw tniS' Oi II aIe
1,rcd 10 H. ud crous and contemplate as well IS Vir
eid rot % tuug To De- uo-el More recently 10 has been
s1a IL ,rl iat bave author Eel th. spory @no no
1soi,f il. circulation. rs ads ertisoucd.
think :t q bitter and 5urnin shame that gentle"Ah
sbond b. forced Jy the louI linz II d>rpI. ole nr"'
pacrs 70 av-Tt 70 such atrpey. Upon the S'p5 IT,
slf tlere is uo need sor ren NIX II, monst'oH ,h''
and f,r arc clear upbu lt,iteA B1i since H'' 'a'ot
igs and flr 4 may be mis-, ior Va o. say I5tt l.
on no. ne eu oi,.el upon by -ie'r u1ce ana h@'
come Iry with styl" oi ru'heltN s inreSI 60
ny Will a.. u l. ahhOIrcut 10 sense Oi dcu'% ,.u
sIi ma j. honorable aud sacred in nuuan ne utteiy
rei5Iiat Ho.h tine r itself ald AT Ab"NirIs {" IT, oI
mn fn T. l.liU Irc or uotu thr E'n. ana i' H'"i
f-cI. xii. haze s I II ad1at- Yours rc-pfctiulN'
- .5."",-.; ~, Isn 80 ISS1 IANtENCE BAKEETT.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
BODIES orr URE ~ carr EEcoTEEED.

LONG BnANcu, y. D.. Jan. 25.-The headless
trunk OF another OF she English ba-k Enina which
win all hands was lost e gale of Long Beach on the
n-ht Of January 8, picked mp yesterday by ono OF
the patronen Of the heSiyng crew near LA'te beaoh
The bo iv had to be buried in sand Another body
va, foupd near the inlet the storm had thrown Il
I'D on the beach II also the body OF one OF tho
Elmnas crow but decomposed beyond idenAhs cation
Oat of subscrpon fund All OF the unIccOsnized dead
NE neon buried Thirteen bodies oui OF the crew o
seventeen have recovered. and none OF them u
been recognized 4 memorial viii bc presented IN ihe
LEGISLATURE asking Congress 10 recognize Tie Ar"FtfH o
me crrM of Lie Saving Station No. u.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
DYING ~ 4 RrSSi4N BIrH HoUSE.

A well-proportioned aud healthy looking
man took y Russian batl at No l. Lafayette place AZ
i've O'Clock yesterday afternoon. liz stel to The pro-
prctor that ne had been recon- meme 10 take RUSSIAN
bath ior slight cold Ahar the bath h. complained oi
feeling sick 81 utly administered 10 him. nu' VII !
out effect and he dird in short time. The police took
his body the McrccrSt station. card W. ioanI IN
ms pockc hearing the name Of }. O,tIciin NOS 4V5 10
4Ol Est Fiftg-i0aIth-s The nuDb'r given Is the brr"
ery o. Elil- s B,tz Ia addition 80 IN money e % q
wcb ana chain and other valuable Jew Try were u'iid m
bi- cotlc. Il was -aii no the hItius c>t l'l ,hH NJ
nat tic dead man was known to Ice dealer ~ or"s
,rie. His death Was supposed u be caused by heas
disease.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
GEORGE DE HAERr GILLESPIE.

George De Haert Gillespie died suddenly as
Caa.ewood n. j., on TIursl1y morning. of nealt '""'
PAINT Hc was descend 10; o. thc Oh Holland FANNY
Of De Hacrt which settled IN sbr Es11ry ~ j. IA th'
lscr part o. the seventeenth couty. H. was born Ut
Ncv-Yrk and was for many years engaged in the hdd
ware trldc with Wolfe, G! k Gill, pie, aud at@rSsm
rs p special partner the irm OF Wolfe. Iasch fl,ci
The firm dissolved after tn rcloi DT3A on an ~
,1- of .ir,, cr-,.ed in active bisi:ess. IIn "a
senior director the Mmhltt ~ Btn~. Ih' nm ~ "A
bc held on Monday morning at 10 o'clock a his house
NJ. u Mc>; FUry-sevcntn-St.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
SuYNDLiNG IN IIFTH ATENUE.

Detective James H. Price, OF the Twenty
ninth Precinct last evening ted twO swindcrs VINO
verc pIyin their trade Ff,I-aye. They were gong
from door 10 soicJng subscriptions for the Irish
American Benevolent Association" TIE prisoners sad
tii. they were Albert G. Green age tiIty-One Of No
ans irl-,vc and Thomas Brady age thrty-fOur, Of
no. lob Turi-Ne. Ihry admitted thai ~ re was no
such association IN cyIIcucr. About iuIiy names OF
persons wuo uId given g. ten were on Inc cicu
i, among L.c-G b.iu- 4. - Grant, AJtdn =. dewitt g.
j. waite, Lloyd As ilawll, X. l. L-rrciEoit ana LhAd
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
MRS. PATIENCE TMTON HOPPING.

Lose BRANCH, Jan. 25.-MTs. Patience III
ton Hopping widow oi Judge Jane Hopping. of Middle
town township. died Wednesday, axe one htndrcd
years and ten months she never lived outside OF Mil
dlctown. Nrs Hopping came from stock ~
patrioS. the itons Mlliots and WALL ana was c"n"
and schoolmate Of GarTrt %. Wall wei-knowu IA New
Jersey history. On ths ccHtannih 4 oi her birth. Nhirh
was hcld Marcn 2I last year. there were prcSehl
ury-niuc az her descendants. ans incrded, hcidro hef
chi dr'n sixteen ud-cAliren. twenty f-scNel great
glaud- d-chL.aIcn and tIreo ElclLg.ll- ,.A .clliIon
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
READINGS TRUST LOAN.

LADELPHIA, Jan. 2J.-N hen InteIrOglted
rncciiur r1mors concerning Roading's proposed new
collateral trust loan President Gowen said to an I-
,nre- reporter to-day: Nobody person or institution.
has been offered any the collateral trust loan No per
son or institution has ever 'clined to take any me
te tuc Loan have not even been prepared. nor VIII
they be fpr time yet When they are ready ne loan
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
4 uTNICIPAL TICKET APPROVED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-Thc Committee OF
One Hundred az meeting held to-day, approved Samuel
a. King Democratic candidate for Mayor John Hunter
Republican candidate for Tax Receiver and furman
sbenna,a narpoeatjo oandIdats for CITY Solicitor.
Hassr- unttar and King are candidates Tor retaeetOn
Te eommittss decided 10 conduct aggressive and Ilg
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
COMMUNICATION With MEXICO.

CTTY or MEXICO, Jan. 25.-The authorities
Of this city recommend that the citizens decorate Their
houses for the celebration OF the opening OF railway com
muucaton with the United States In May md they remit
the ustl charged for that purpose. The indications
unlnI o enLhusil-tC Cclebl at0n.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
CONSIDERING INTERIOR POOLS.

The passenger agents Of The trunk lines and
the Western railroads yesterday continued to discuss the
subject, before them without being able to agreo upon
definite action hor considering difrrontia rates the
only chance made va, reduction oi fifty cents IN the
cashornd Cincinnati nv the weaker limos lh'
Nv York Wcsf +uor and BUT 10 Railroad su5mir ID it,
formal apurlton oir the s~engur pool but cons d
Grafton o il wa lit over until today. The c0nml re
discussed the e,tab -huen ol poo at Cleveland Column
tr. Detroit Toledo and In an p0ls, but without reach
iue "A conclusion adjourned I'll today.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
THE WEATHER REPORL.
cnrrnNNENr INnICATIONS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-fOr New-Eneland'
fir generally colder followed by warmer weather norm"
crlY Winds rsing barometer.
Tor ta Middle Atlantic ,ttaS fair weather prccc cled
py hzit Local rams IN TIE extreme southern pofuoh'
.oItucIy winds, generally warmqI weather. LisHef p'
rpiucter.
For Tennessee AMI the ONO Valley, fair warmer
weather. yaraal. wins, rising barometer followed III
a. n-s-cc hy 4 SLIGHT Iall.
For tne Lower Luxe = IA, nrTAF litif' "HhicI
weather south hwestery winds, rising barometer.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
GERALD M4SSEYs S4COND LECTURE.

The second of the series of "archaic, evoiu-
tionlry and Ieo sophie" lectures which Gerald MASSEY
anthor o. Natural Gen ',i% - is gyingin the shriiuiShc
Church in Cntou.lve Brooklyn, was delivered before
IN II aud. .cucr last evcuiu- II was cntod me N'h-
m tore tfure oi the Fail a. Man, 1uI Mha ~ Mtdn' a9
A trouomlcyl Mvtn aud Physiological Fable
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
7RIEUTE ro AU D0ch. THE EE1bEF.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2j.-Ths being thc
scyn,yttiri birhGav Of Ine, l.. Murdoch reception
WAS given him Ut the Academy Of Fine Arts at the close "'
hi, readings. lie vas mc,cuted win u"gniAcen' VOL
nmcs Of Shakespeare aud tne Bible and also win IAn
rel wreath NJ Murlock resp md I'd frrln-ly 10 thc '
dr,, o. prc, .uIlIon and Iy icyirWeI m- l"lI ana
,.,rullui he The occasion happy one D'th 10 '"o
,, I.l .c or and 40 MS many friends iH this c!
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
MORE TRorrRLE on THE TARIFF.

MORE TROUBLE On THE TAKIFF.
From TIE santa Re lprpetpu Dnoerdtie a0aB
IN Nc-oheTtool.
The West needs protection for It's wool, It's
lead its iron its copper and its manufacturing enter
priss and cannot afford support any scheme To reduce
the tarih Remove tae tariff from Manufactured iron
and WOOL and the ineipent industries of the West wu
disappear IKE fake OF IN the sunny land OF the
MontssZuuas Let the position " NeH-Mexic0 this
question bs thoroughly understood W The EasS
New-York tribune., 1884-01-26

mot Vary militant Young men, and certainly It IL the
very poorest Of oil poor trades IN this country, wnSp
works can bo imported from bnglaDo, lep''s w p,s.s
ond ~ ,ttered broadcast for ten HeUts piece OF fco
M, of which England ought not TO complain Net Pos
senting one Of the strongest proofs OF tBe necesy t
Protection which England, IN sJe OF cahl' A"ofl' Nv
xf.oIlq