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New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
erEMARTL. MOonFoRn-

To IN EAit0r OT Ihr Trt6une.
SIR: IN regard To the New York S.natorship. Is
IL ont OF place for a Hew-Jersey Republican to
suggest a name which brings with remembrance Of
faithful devotion for many years to Republican prnc
pies My fayOritc Is stewart L. WoJdiord. Having been
a worker aud voter FOR many years in brooklyn, recall
his fidelity and effective work for the parry in many
pagus and the enhusasm hi, presence always brought
to s and during tho last one his good work in ohio
viii not he forgotten; especially his challenge to
Governor cLdIickS joint debate which The latter,
wisely fci himself did not see h 10 accept A. dchaer
Genera Nopdiori u equal 10 any. and nu c0Ihdrnt
taat N-w-lu state would De Aty represented by him
iu the senate.
New-Jcr,oy Republicans. though rcgfciting the last
defeat feel hnuorfd "a having voted noble and
brave leader James q. Blaine can also Say they
have great admiration FOR IL 1EIaUNE whose course
during The last campaign gave them encourage
incui IN iis wise presentation 0f Republican principles
A0ut,iQiI, :. j., Dee. lj, 1854. D. +. L.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
NAPOLEON's BEAUTIFUL COUSIN.
La nn,.. L. Rni1 II nfifin Mnrln Hnnnnnrie WVsa

Madame dc Rute dctitia Marie Bonaparie Wyse Ia
tazzD has again appeared the horizon with daughter
Of fourteen. quite grown up and as beautiful as lebc
The mother still dcncs Time. she white satin
dresses the evening and her skin can bear the JuNta
position of the pearls which hcrCousn, the late Emperor
gave her as wedding present she is the prototype In
comencss grace aud literary talent OF Lady BE sngiOn
in her Gore House days ana suppose IKE that remark
able woman her prolonged power To charm and her
blue eyes to the Green Isle which she half belongs
The presence OF the tall slender and lovely daugh
ter only add another grace 20 the mother whose hus
band pays her rs much attention IL ne linsDH
with her lie for some time the Secretary General
Of the sagasts Cabinet Is stl Deputy and may
turn up Madrid with portfolio under his arm. Roma
Isabella Raazz Is what the country folks IN Ireland call
a nice modest slip OF girl She has harmonious figure,
soft and easy Manners with touch ~ madcny reserve
eyes black sOcs prety cecssl nose and cheeks
and chin and lips perfectly modelled those of
Madame Recamor. ON her account her mother docs not
keep house for literary and artistic people to any
thing Ike the oNeut she did when she rented the Duke
Of Aquilass house in the Avenue de BOs de BOuogne.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
HAIR SPLITTING EXTRAORDINARY.

ourioun lhwHu hnn Just occurred NJ iiudapcst nnd
boon decided after several nppoau Tho amount In dis
puir the smallest coin IT. the Ausit0 Hungarian
frnln, too huh to have pnN equivalent Ia England, N6
kicufor, hring fraction len. than "a iafthuE The
lawsuit originated Ia merchant ,euding IN payment of
kItulc Ihc creditor IN consequence OF the dlrrcuco
considered the hll not 10 have been met and sued tho
debtor tor the whole amount The debtor (which seems
almost noredhel lost h, ease Ia the FIRST Instance but
on the final appeal the Judge condemned the debtor 10
the payment Of the Ill Inference stl due, of krcu
merely IA addition 10 per cent per annun interest
on the same Tor the period elapsed six wccksl-an
amount which II Will require all OF Mr.. GladstOues nge
nuy expert Ia figures 10 calculate. Tie creditor
the other hand having been mulccd in the costs for
both parties made rather Wry face Oh hearing the
learned judges decision.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
A QUIET DAY IN TIE CITY.
40 DEVELOPMENTS or IMPORTANCE HERE con
CERNING THE sENAToRsHP.

40 DEVELOPMENTS or IMPORTANCE HERE CON
CFRNING THE sENAToRsuiP.
1t was rcported in Republican political circles
yesterday that Congressman Buroigh's mission to Wash
ngton sunday night not for tho purpose of re-
turning to- Congregational work but TO and consult
with President Arthur regarding the scnatorshp. Mr.
Burciv IL said to lac convinced that Nr Arthur can So
cure majority of the Republican votes in the Icgsla
turc. hut is fearful that IN accomplishing that result n
bitter end injurious party hEht would DO excited lie
will lay hiq views the situation before the President
and abide his decision u whether further effort shall
he made o tho prize u tho President determines
positively not to permit the usc of hls tamc. Mr. Bur
leigh VIII favor Nr Morton.
NnA u nutphrr has my HtrtinutlN dlf appeared from
tho usual political hRunta aud r. reported engaged IN
"a " aim hunt " through the state fut Nit Morton
Senator IllsWorh, of iockpoft, who came down on
SATURDAY uirh to ser about the sonalorship from city
point uf Wow, hs returned homo lie a quoted hA hh
ing that his inclination Il toward James - warren, Ito
not fa, otAhc n tho lIUHdrhth entrance Into the can
WAS, bat mi ht vote FOR him,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
NOT ExACrLY" "OLD FALERNIANo

cOmca scene has idst occurred at Axle Gibonnier
in France where a Roman cemetery was recently d.
covered Of the graves turned ont hc that OF the
Project LucHs Amrrtus, according tine very lesbe IN
scrptnn the tombstone. In the grave itself large
sized. Task filed about twotArds with "A rcddish-luOk
ing thick iuii found, bat trace Of other remains
The local sayans gfayoy assumed the liquid In question
TO lr Fiefnian while IN somewhat condensed state
and decided homo HOTdfi 60 TASTE Of II syn-
pnsium Alter having handed rOund the precious fluid
In cxouisely chased dmiiivc glasses, the guests
dsagfreably surprised by the arrival Of Telegram m
forming Them fbat they had just drunk of dIslaiion
prepared from the body OF the deiunct Roman project
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
CRI-TL CRANK OF KING

Although kings 10 wrong the following act of the
King of Bavaria hardly be approved Of The Court
singer Sichr otherwise great fyOre OF his most
centric Majesty having been Suddenly called away To the
dehthhed OF his only child. ab ented himself from
Munich without special leave, although not without
prNons notice 10 the High Chamberlain. On his RETURN
aiierthe funeral Oi his child 10 Munich the artist found
hy way ot consolation letter Of dismissal from II 81
Majesty the King Hitherto. King Louis was universally
considered The most eccentric monarch OF the dnV
After such acts he viii certainly deserve 10 he numbered
alMuM. ihN most an -ulllc and c-mOl OF LuDu.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY DECEMBER I6 1854

unite the party the ablest and strongest and
VINO VIII heal the past differences and unite factions into
one working plaanN. which win carry the Republican
party to victory word he In favor of selecting man
III to controversy growing out OF Mr.. faricds appoint
EicntS ioir years ayo. After present dcfeat all
pil.r bitterness grOwin, Ont of iGst Issues should be
swept froiu the canvass for Senator and buried with the
,",sh iei behind IN those pal ns. Is not William
~ .atts Just the 10 ~ I'm between the factions and
wen, them together into a solid column for victory and
Sun government OLD FAITHFUL
sf.s.,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
Mr. FRELINGHUYSEN IN THE CAMPAIGN.

Dfp THE PRESIDENTS SECRETARY OF STATE SUP
PORT THE REPUBLICAN TIcKETf
70 the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The great meeting OF the campaign In
this city was upOn the occasion OF Mr.. Blanes iccep
tioo on the 22d OF September As Mr.. frchnshuysehs
hosno has been this city for great many years 1t was
naturally desired and expected that he would take part
IN ihs meeting. lie was at his couiHry house few
mics distant ana he was invited and earnestly pressed
70 ,e present But he declined and from that time for
ward is his negative attitude did much TO give New
Jsrsey to the Democrats. ! am not able personally 10
nNicm how hc voted but no candid ana ell-inforue1
citizen of NewJersey doubts that hc desired the defeat
A, Blaine LssLA
: ktvqrk ". j., Dec. 13, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
From LIE tLonfoul.

COUNT DIlSlH MLNOlhF
There has been rumor lately that Count bcust,
whose had disappeared before the public FOR some
time. Intended to publish hls memoirs holr that n
scmuncia hint has boon given to the former Austrian
Amhas-alur in London and late Austio lIungarian
rrime Minister. that to do 80 would he considered a.
rather than n1iscreon. aud possibly cntalliug
hin such consequences Count Harry Arnim hld To
stand ri the time In Prussia This piece Of uuws fur
thri hcar has very much dishrannod Count ruHtf nu
mrious creditors. his memoirs would have proved no
doubt temuncfRuNe literary Hpccuhtlun
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
POPULAR NOMINATIONS.

To the RAZOR Of me IrI6Une.
SIR: For the next four years the Republican
party will De the party Of the opposition ana it, snccess
in lsss requires that New York should he represented in
the United states senate not by politician but by
statesman ripe in years and rich in cXperiencc-ono
whose eloquent voice aud wise counels will restore TO
the Senate the traditions Of the past when such men as
Webster. Clay and Calhoun Benton, Cass nd Douglas,
Seward, sumner and Chase had seats In that body.
without dspaTaging any Of tn other candidates, IL
must be admitted that Mr.. Evarts possesses all these
requisites in marked degree and that his election 10 the
Senate will confer honor on the State Oi NeWIOtk
A l.TTUMICAN FROM THE DAYS OF LINCOLN.
BrOOkiyI, Dec. 10, Ssi.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
LINcoIN.s ESTIMATE OF EyARTs

q &buste, COyax Ia The Bosten CoispTtg., ,Snaifst
Ass than four months after Secretary ~hases resig-
sXton followed. / regret say by some ilempered
SmAfks from The exSecretary against the President,
Which sm be soon reeretted the great Office of
Justice Of the Supreme Court became vacant; nnG
.cnsreas az well as amongst press and people there
80 Developed strong and rapidly increasing public
SS,mon IN favor Of the appointment Of ex-Secrotsiy
suse IL happened that by the request OF numerous
knos members OF the House In which presided IL dc
>ssd npon ne TO spend evening with the Pre- sident
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
AN UNPLEASANT Houg CoufyG.

The Prosecutor of the Pleas of EsscN County declined
yesterday to mako any statement regarding the crcum
stances that led TO tho arrest IN NewMctco 10y aNcwatk
detective Of u young man named Richardson. whosc
family lycs In Orange alleged charge OF betrayal
o respectable young gr to whom he had hccn engaged
Elchntdauns father In wealthy hnd his alleged victim
nnn belong to wolodu Ffmi orourNinE good social
position, aud they now i've In Philadelphia, whittier
hny moved a0nn after RcharlAon loft orange Tho de'
tcclivo In pootod Ia roach Newark to-day with his
pllhonor,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

Will MINGToN, Del, Dec. 15.-A dispatch
from Ekton Md to The Ecery Erenn1 says that James
Mcintyre the Collector OF Internal evoHue for the DIS
trct Of Delaware died mt late hour last night AZ tue
house OF his son.in.aw rXPosmaster Generai ,ress'
we'll lie was seyenty-iye years old, and Was an OF
daiurd minister OF the Presbyterian thur'h lie wac
appointed Collector In the frst term OF frosideht o'
UTICA, Dec lo.-BenJamin /. Ray druggist one oi 'no
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
OBITUARY..
FREDERIC SHERMAN.

Frederic Sherman, son of Watts Sherman,
the latter member Of the firm OF Duncan, sher
man a Co., died Sunday fronIscarlet fever
NJ his house In e-hundIed-and-seNe
seventh ST., near the kin-slridge ROAD lie
len wife and two children. one Of the atter Is now
recovering from scarlet fever and the vile Is nearly ais
trscted with grief Mr. Sherman was about thirty-sN
wears Old. and highly popular IN the Manhattan,
knickerDOcker and Tandem Clubs lie Hled pTIlaSte
Iif. and kept handsome cstabll.hmcnt AZ orr asn
npton His wife l. daughter of Frederick Foster his
funeral, to-day, viii be private
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
SOME OVER SEA GOSSIP.
ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS OF NOTE.
From Nr. LabOucheres Truth (L0tdoDL
TIE KAISER As 4 FAMLLY PEACEMAkER

The papers announce that the birthday of
the Crown Princess Of Germany has been celebrated at
Berlin The customary way Il may be hoped that the
festivities this anniversary have not been disturbed
they were last year when IN consequence OF misun
deIstaudng, the Princess announced her intention oi
at once starting for England aud IL required the per
sOns Intervention OF the Emperor and the oKortOn o
all his strong Influence to bring about reconciliation
His Majesty has sagacOus aversion 10 washing dlrty
public. aud fOrgVes any Royal parsonage
whose indi scrctUn scandal. " DO nOthing, say
nothing time will put everything 90 rights. This Is his
inyarabe answer when member of his family comes
IN of
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16

TO present their dcs,rcs After urging every possible
consideration, namely that Chief Justice Mr. Chasc
would give up that ambition for the Presidcncy WHICH
felt that he could fan to stand by the warmeasis
he had assisted In shaping Ia the Cabinet, etc. Mr
lincoln replied: am satisfied that II IS the wish of
large majority of my supporters that should appoint
Mr.. Chase and intend TO do so although think myself
that William Evarts is 1y his legal atanmcnts, the
fttcst man for the place"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
TRYING TO MURDER HIS MOTHER

serbia, Dec. 15.-GeOrgc Jones has been lIv-
ing for long time on the earnings OF his mother. one
day Last week because she told him that she would not
furnish him with money any longer he cursed her and
threatened her life While she away from the house
the young man disappeared Mrs Jones is nearghted.
She went to her gng machine and about to take
hold OF the handle to turn it when knock at the door
called her away neighbors child had called TO borrow
piece OF soap. 'lo Mrs Jones getting the soap.
the child that string fastened to the handle of
the wrnglng machine and extended beam directly
above the wrnger From side of the beam the muZ-
zles OF dOublebarreled shotgun pointed down at the
machine. The movement OF the wrnger handle an inch
either way would have discharged the gun The gun
taken down Young Jones returned to the house at noon.
As he his mother he exclaimed with oath.
Are you alive yet p knocked her down and beat her and
kicked her. The ruf1n arrested and has been held
% answer the charge Of ATTEMPTING murer his mother
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec 10-1 q. m.-Ths movement Of
the barometer yesterday was downward and upward.
Clouds with 80 inches of rain prevailed until the mid
die of the forenoon, when the sky cleared. The tenn
psrature ranged between $40 and 40, the average
4241 being 2li5c higher than on tho corresponding
day last year. and iOHs' higher than on Sunday.
Colder clear weather may se expected to-day In this
ctr and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs.

10 ne EdffOr Of me Tribune
SIR: Thancres,ln the election OF United states sena-
Tor for Now York Is not confined your State, but
Reaches over here IN Connecticut. state closely
allied she a 10 NewYork must be psIdoDcd amuiua
interest and feeling III political matters. II IS not worth
while TO bubble on waste words candidates. but TO
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
HOW TO ADDRESS TIE POPE.

secret. important TO those who wish to address tho
Pope and also make that their letters actually
reach him. has just been dvulged In order to attain
their object they mast ncose their petition in three
separate envelopes placed within the other each
be sealed and duly addressed It appears that the
Court Chamberlain is only a liberty TO open the first
two envelopes. hat under pain OF decentralization not
the third which he must hand to His Holiness in
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
A SENATOR or WHOM NEwYoRK COULD BE

From me U,ca Herord
There is not IA Republican ~ thr Slair VINO VIII deiy
that Mr. Evarts. beyond aud above oleiybody else,
would mos, honor the Empire state IN The Federal Senate
More than that II Mr. ESaIs should be- elected there Is
not Republican IA The State. In the Nation tthcr,
for that matter who would be- pfOuG o the fact ana
prompt admit that this Empire Common wealth had by
this election honofed herself aud benefited the Nation
10 the largest degree OF her power
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
TIE WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


WAsHINGToN, Dec. 15.-FOr NewEnglan d.
and rain, followed by clearing weather. westerly
winds, lower temperature, higher barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. generally fair weather
lower temperature. westerly winds higher barometer.
For tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather
lower temperature. nOrthcrly winds.
For the Lower Lake region. and rain followed by
clearing weather norherly Winds lower temperature
hllhpr hnrnmnfrr
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
CEPHAs BRAINERD.

TO the EdifOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: If nominations for United states Senator
IN order have one TO make. A few days ago a
gentleman, who never doubted letterin Ia
Nj Eyarts. nominate The author of that letter,
Cephas Braincrl lie Is Hepublcansu personiied. and
regard. The nOhlCst Roman all l..
Atr lOgt. Dec. j., l-.I.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
PIED.

sIIRM iy-Frcderick Shcrasn youngest OF the late
Watts shernin at Fort WaahiDytoI, ~ T. on Sunday
December d. IN the 37th yolf OF MA
Funeral scrylccs The .riye Woodnwn Cemetery
rival of train leaving Grand Central Depo: at 1890 D. M
sHERMANon sunday December IA. lssi Of scarlet fever
Frederic Shcr nan.
Funeral private
ItIsrequsstod that flowers be not sc3t.
TANGEMAN-On monlay December ~, 1885,. Fred II.
Tange'nan. Oldest George p ar' Cora A. Tangcnn,
Of Hamilton, Ohio aud gaDdscn 0f Dr. - ~ Iioaand OF
Brooklyn.
FnBera private.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16


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HENRY q. PEARSON Postmaster.
Pest Omce New.Yerk N. Y. Dec ~ l3st
Republican County Conmitice.
Reglar Monthly Meeting at Republican Hail. No 5o Wost
soLoN B. sNuH. JOHN J o'BRIEN,
Secretary. President
6eady This Morning..
-rIIp SEuI UEEXIv rpIuIrNE
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
JOHN ". TYLER.

Tx-Harbor Master John w. Tyler died on
Sunday night at his home, No. 800 MacDonouEh ST.
brooklyn lie born in Rochester In ISIS ana aIer
ward lived In Oswego. y. y. Governor DIX made nm
iarbor Master In tins city, and he hed the once IpI
c,eht wears lie removed by Governor Cornell Inc
funeral will be held 10 night.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
FATALLY WOUNDED BY HIS FATHER.

ALBANY, Dec. 10 between and o'clock
this afternoon Nicholas Quirk who is empoye in the
stables ut the Of Church and John sts formerly
kept by the late Patrick Murphy had alteration with
his John and threw thrce-tned ptchfork at him.
The fork entered the boys back penetrating his lungs
and he dropped If shot. The father almost
parayzed at what he had done and alarm raised
Tho father arrested and the boy taken 10 the
hospital. The house physician says the boys wounds
will probably result fatally.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16

BROWNE-HYDE-On the 18th December. 1884, az the
bride MOnclair y. j. by the Rev. Morris
Chnrcn George W. Browne OF New York CITY TO Mar
widow Of the late Paymaster Henry A Hyde,
L. y v.
NEWSON-PYK-On saturday the 18Th inst. at l2l Fast
73dst BY the William Lloyd W. b. Newson. OF Isle
worth Engand Louise Nicotine Charlotte, second daugh
ter VI the late Captain lyk OF Hesnsborg, sweden
London papers please copy.
al notices Of marriages must b. nd0rGed Wih J name
and address,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16

Oldest business In this city, died this morning III
retired some months ago on account o! il-hcnlth
WtrErrowY, n. Y, Dec. i5.-Captain G. A. Settle,
commanding the 30th Separate Company. died here last
night.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
IN THE VERY NICK OF TIME.

=. TfOHl Tie IlchfHOHd WNI0
mr. Baine's Augusta speech. III the very nick Of time
saed and forced general recognition OF the means by
winch BourbODism. after usnrl.Dg state and sectional
NY.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16
WANTS. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL INTER
lists REPRESENTED.

Isis EEPRE~ENfED.
10 me Edt ~ Of Thc Tribune.
eiR' SEQ many letters I'm favor OF Mr. Evarts "a
uheu states Senator ana have doubt they express
s'n'ial popular feeling Mr. Evarts has been a con
spcnon' man for twenty-five years. and his ability haa
a"hl Deem recognized I'm whatever Held It h,s been dis
plal'u Undoubtedly he would make good Senator
bni teio s another New York candidate who has been
nt lea' n7 active I'm he service ~ the party ~ late
y'afa nnd az critical times has perhaps though IN auoh
or way iohdoVl an oven greater accc than Mr E,atla
llriet to W." Hon. y T. Norton NOW United states Mn
lart to France, There lsa grnntal feeling that Now
Noih ' nusht 10 ha,n tho uonatuahir nnra not thla
'cnH 'fi'o a,scy from tho fact that thore ae peculiar
ml'rala here which ought 10 he represented, aud Ia
thro any hnlN named who would recognize those peou,
liar lhorrai4 nearly we'll ~ Mr. Morton Tho politics
t' 'la NHh may hr represented lt7t we'll hy soma
ter lnhi The Interior but the mucnse hnaueial and
commercial Interests Ot the SttteCan only he thoroughly
represented nY q man who thoroughly Knows them. NO
outsider can know them well resident O the city.
ai ieW rrsldenis OF the city caa know them well as
man VINO hi, himself mudo an eminent success in busi
ness life In this city
Then Mr. Norton ought 20 be candidate acceptable to
all wines. lie has been identified with what used 10 he
called tho StaWHrtS, but President Garfield invited him
to ms Cabinet and afterwards sent lin 10 France. and
he was one Of the most cordial ana efficient supporters
OF Mr. Blaine. BANKER
NcU- York. Dec. II, 1851
New-York tribune., 1884-12-16

"What I'm aw ful lime do have" 10 the remark OF
body salecng Christmas gifts-intlthoy The apprO.
pirate and beautiful OF Brass Goods vt J.
IonOyer x Co.'S, 80 West 23d-st