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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

talks tariff mt dInner-nover receive mt least an
approximation to their desertsY
The record of a trial which took place in
Massachusetts, half century ago, and which
has lately been dragged into tie light, seems to
afford ground upon which to build hope of re-
FORM man by the name OF Jewett was cor
victcd at northampton of the murder of his
father and sentenced to be hanged. One of his
prison companions Bowen, urged him to escape
the disgrace of the gallOws by committing sui
eide. Jewctt listened, was persuaded and on
the night before the day when the Sheriff was to
place the fatal moose about his neck he hanged
himself from the CRATE of his cell. These facts
coming TO the attention of the law officers
Bowen was indicted for murder. On the trial
that followed the court decidcd-and this Is the
point of general current interest and value
that if Bowcns advice procured the death oil
Jewett the former was guilty OF murder.
Bowen escaped for the reason, says The Boston
Herad in which we find an abstract of the re-
port of the trial that the jury thought there was
a doubt whether his advice was i'll any measure
the procuring cause of Jewett's death.
The decision of the court would seem to be
sound. We are not aware that 1t ever was re-
veIsed. What is needed, however, is the rulngOf
the Supreme Court of the United States on the
point. Such ruling, provided it sustained the
Northampton judge, would meet a great popular
want. Let il once be settled that he who drives
his fellow man to suicide mast die, and 1t will
be easy to procure the enactment of related laws
properly furnishing such as half kill or quarter
kll OF drive to distn' hon OF are responsible for
nervous headaches t.-I itCly the bOres are
destined like the Door ai,,.Js 90 be with the
world. But holding fast to the hand OF this
worthy Massachusetts, judge we feel warrant
ed in asserting that if the Judiciary does its
whole du'y it ought to be possible to get rid OF
a good many, and the most abandoned OF them.
Let a case be made up and placed upon the pre-
ferred calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13
4 OUEER OLD TEAL.

What shall be done to the man who inctes
his fellow to commit suicide Shall he be
hanged by the neck until he also be dead Or
shall he be merely imprisoned, fined or repri-
mandedf The question involves the peace and
safety of society, for doubtless not few persons
who perish at their own hands were driven to
the miserable deed by influences in the forming
of which they had no part nor lot. A, for ex-
ample, after listening to b, who is an amateur
performer Oh the cornet, for one hundred sue
cessive evenings, snatches up a pistol which he
did know was loaded and makes away with him
self. G receives a bulky manuscript which
proves to be very long poem in very blank
verse written by his friend d. d wants Cs
candid opinion of the merits of the poem. c
naturally, being of q sensitive organization
after reading the first go lines jumps down q
well. Examples might be multiplied. but these
will suffice. Now in the present state Of our
laws, b and are not so much as arrested. The
former continues to play other mon into ripe
meas for suicide, and the latter goes on accom-
plishing tho same fell object with his I'M
Ihymed lines. Is there no help for itf Shall b
and d and the rest of the great army of bores of
every name and discriminating the man who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13
NOT A SHRED OF TRUTH.

JoseDh Pzer, Editor AeV- York WOrid.-A story that
have made overtures to Mr. Albert Pulitzer for con-
soidaton Of The WOrd and The Morning Journal! What
nonsense. rho shadow OF the shade OF
III it. Not a single shred OF truth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13
AIECTIrRE In MINIATIrRE

Barley C0DpbeV dramatic author. IL tires 10 read
the CANNON that is written about the matrimonial in
eIcites There greater odds against
actor making happy marriage than against halter
an undertaken Look at the Long Branch colony.
Where will you find amiable or con ened set OF
people "The Great American Drama 2" stun
aud nonsense. Our work will compare favOraby
with that Of our European oompeers. The Frenchman
hrums away the variations OF one themean immoral
one that-as though humanity had range than
an fiddle string Pardon the personal refer
ence But YOU may remember that went over TO Ger
many. My plays translated. Thcll points were
duled but they ticked the Beruese and they laughed
at much the same things that amused tho people OF
Peoria Soon snail go 10 Paris. and hope TO find man
in another language only continuation OF the same AMI
NAL A word more. The playwright is not esteemed in
this country highly tho writer OF good literature
But he has his corporations. Say that could write
stories spin four five hundred pages OF novel
The publisher gudges 10 per cent royalty sales OF
an edition OF four or i've thousand In half the time
write play htty pages II takes, the royalties
roll up small fortune. And certainly influence
Just potent for good evil in the II the
other There are many dramatic authors who would
devote the time necessary to write successful book
But where Is the literary who would not be dra-
matist They sweat aud fall Why Because they are
enamored OF the pronoun OF the first person. Let them
eliminate the ego leave natural description TO the
painter and 20 OF the library upon the boulevas
GOOD literary occupation for the wOudbe playwright Is
that OF FASTING newspapers In scrap books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

hisuae applied TO the very finest grades OF wniskes
made Kentucky In the SourNssh process
the fermentation induced by al ng spent Beer from the
preyious dsson instead Of powerful freshly prepared
yessts containing chemicals Injurious 10 health done in
making n other This Spent Beer having sour
taste gives the SoyR Mash to the process.
This the process originally Kentucky Whistles
their great alton tut 1t "a used by only few dis
hleres very expensive. and most manu- acturers
choose cheaper methods although doing they produce
goods poor quality and injurious 10 ea tn on account
OF arge other deeterOu substances
contained In thom
Our HIRNITAGE and OLD CROW SOUR Mash Whistles are
the leading brands Kentucky. They manufactured
and wh the sole view Of nne Guay
and are ABSOLUTELY PURE and HEALTHFUL
For sale by dealers in this city and hronehou
the United states.
W. A. GAINES & Co,
pronrteors Of the Hermitage and Distleres,
Frankfort, Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

Ranney charged Deacon Foster with
speaking falsely. - Well contested games oil
baseball were played in this city and Brooklyn.
- Sworn statements against the Quaker Bridge
Dam were received by the Aqueduct Commission
--- Gold value of the legsl-tender silver dollar
Al2l9 grapsl S4.52 cents. -= Stocks generally
were dull and prices were dropping and closed weak
The Manufacturers local observations IN
dictate clear or fair weather with slight changes IN
Temperature followed by increasing coudlness and
hcbt rain Temperature Yesterday: Highest, 5G' /;
lowest, 80 average. 4Sl2'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13
GREAT SUCCESS MUCH ADO" 1S

Some surprise has been expressed In theatre
cal circles Vt the fact that Mr. Irving should continue
the run Of Much Ado About Nothing for third week
and .bst tho production OF Hamlet should be delayed
IL Is stated BY the management however that tho sao-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

The evidence submitted to the Aqueduct
Commission yesterday on the subject of the
proposed Quaker Bridge Dam will arrest the
attention of the taxpayers of this city. Samuel
McElroy, who constructed the Brooklyn Water
Works, Mr. w. II. Grant, and Mr.. f. +.
Glaskin. three engineers of high standing and
extensive experience, testified that the proposed
Quaker Bridge Dam will cost Tl1 ,635, $50 ac-
corling to the defective plans of the Public
Works Department, and that upon more com
plete plans the cost would be increased Mr..
Robert l.. Darragh, who was n member OF the
old Aqucduct Board, and who is builder Of
large experience, estimates that the proposed
dam will cost $l2,000,000, and will not then
be safe. All of these gentlemen agree that It
is inexpedient in point Of economy, necessity
and safety to build the dam, and that the plans
proposed are inadequate and unsafe" Under
the weight of such testimony it is not likely that
the Aqueduct Commission will decide to con
struct the proposed gigantic dam; especially
as there is no necessity for undertaking 1t at
this time. Fortunately the majority Of the
commissioners are taxpayers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

President Arthur was not favOrite with the
Republicans who met in convention Ill fifteen
counties in this State yesterday. In only two
counties were delegates favorable to INN
chosen. Mr.. Blaine was the favOrite III the
majority of cases. while Mr. Edmunds and
other candidates were not without support.
In the Westchestcr District two delegates to
Chicago were elected, one of whom was Col
lectOr Robertson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13
CHAINED TO RANDALps TRlUMphAL CAT

CHAINED 10 KANDALEb TKIUMFHAI VAH
Ex-senator Wallace, Of Pennsyiranta (snring}.-Yes
am the riumphal procession, as the papers call It,
was not at Alentown at All. although the delega-
ton TO Chicago. You saw what the resolutions were
There was told you before the convention no oppo-
sltion whatever to ndorsing Mr. Randall Preslden-
tial candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

Democratic clubs in different parts of the
country appear to be quite anxious to listen to
Senator PendletoD's discourscs on Civil Service
reform, but when it comes to voting the Demo
Gratis do not hesitate to antagOnizo him on that
subject A few days ago the Senator by invitation
talked on the question at IA ,mocratic gather
ing in Brooklyn. This week he is to repeat the
performance in Chicago. But at Washington
the Democrats have been threatening not to
appropriate any money for the civil Ser
vice Commission, while at Albany the
members of that party persistently oppose
the efforts made to extend Civil Service Re-
form in this ate. And what is Senator Pen
dleton but living cxponent of Democratic
hostility to the reform which he advocates, hay
ing been repudiated by his party for that reason
alone?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

Forest fires have begun their work of de-
struction in South Carolina rather early this
year. Their origin appears to be unknown,
but it is probable that they were started in the
usual way. Every man who wishes a clearing
cuts the trees and destroys them root and
branch by fire. That is common practice in
the South. Famed by gales, such fires often
spread. doing great damage. In Virginia and
South Carolina the destruction wrought by
forest fires has been enormous. The people of
the South as well as Of the North need to be
educated up to the Importance OF preserving
the forests. Their wanton and careless de-
struction is one of tn" mistakes for which future
generations will have to pay dearly. To restore
the florists will then be matter of great
National interest. To preserve them should be
a matter of equal concern now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

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NoN.UNoN DRUGGISTS.
Everything reduced.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES POPULAR PRICES
euREI RE ENABLED TO SILL CHEAPER THAN
oTnRR DRUGGISTS.
belong to Union which bnos us mem
bers TO sell al certain prices
secondwe buy goods in largo quantities pay cash and get
the best discounts.
Thri--we are SIZED with reasonable profit and dc
large business.
Compare below with the Union rates be
convinced buy who not in the ring or Union
reduction 20 per Prescriptions and Drugs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

The preparations now going on promise a
season of unusual activity in outdoor sports, III
regard to which some interesting information Is
given elsewhere in to-day'S TRIBUNE. The
increasing interest in this form of recreation Is
shown in many INDEPENDENTLY III the Tor
nation of athletic clubs, and i'll the attention
paid to comparatively new games, such as
lacrosse. The team which IS soon to sail for
England to compete in a trial of skill with the
English lacrosse players will undoubtedly win
a fair share of victories 1t is made up OF
young college men who will enjoy their Yaca-
ton in pleasant way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

The Senate Committee on Cities took some ev-
idcnce yesterday strongly corroborative Of Con-
tractor Devlin's story of the $500 check. He
testified that previous to the election of 1882 he
gave the check TO Mr.. Clifford, chief clerk OF the
Public Works Department, asking him to de-
liver it to Commissioner Thompson. But
before it reached the Commissioners, Dcvln
said that he got it back from Mr.. CLIFFORD That
gentleman. who was on the witness stand yes
tcrday, in a large measure cou0borated
Devlin's story. 1t is evident that Mr. Clifford
means to tell the truth, 10 matter who is hurt.
His evidence is in strong contrast with that
gi ven by some other witnesses from the Public
Works Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

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