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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
A SUDDEN CHANGE or HEART
From The Erenino P0st1
Nav n.

From The ECenino P0stQr
Nay ~.
We have received from an
authentic source a stato-
ment OF the number Of iron
steamships built by Nc
John Roach for private
parties since the construe-
ton of the City OF Peklng
for the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company, which re-
Quired such extensive re-
pairs after her arrival In
san Francisco, ten or
twelve years ago. Ii APP
pears that Mr.. Roaoh has
built since that time for the
same company seventeen
ships, for the Ocean Steam
ship Company eight. for G.
II. Mallory ~ Co. nine. for
the Old Dominion Company
SIX, for the New-York and
Cuba Company six, and for
various companies on the
Pacific Coast SEVENTH al
Glty-three iron Steamships
R0lc ia service none "
,chieh haze required more
repairs than are 0rdpariiy
reYuired IN vessels Of nal
class bun Ia English yards.
The City OF Posing, we are
Informed, was built accord.
ing to the plans OF her
owners, without iron decks,
in fact before iron decks be-
came a requisite for rating
at Lloyd's. The inference
to De drawn from this record
is, That MIR. Roach can 5uhd
good ships, and does build
good ships, for OF course
private owners who have
the choice OF four or i've
ship-yards on the Atlanuc
coast would not continue %
patronize him II his WORK
was bad. This 10 cohefaS
Is q fair Test Of his gcaerI
workmanship aud We
modify accordingly our TO
marks upon the record y
the City of Picking reealiec
the other day Oy The nny
and Macy Register. All ~ Nv
has no bearing upon we
performance OF the p0iphln
but we entertain the hops
that she may ful1l w
spirit II not the exact leuel
|of the contract under whls1
she was built. so that sss
may be accepted by tss
Secretary OF the Navy SiI ..
out injustice either 70 "
Government or 10 ~
Roach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

1t is n popularity of all communists and dyna'
mters that they extremely sensitive to attack.
So the Paris Communists, who declare themselves
the enemies of society, and demand the conlisca-
ton of property and the OF all lawabding
people, raise fearful cutlery when the police inter
fere with their sanguinary demonstrations, and
assert that they are tho victims of an outrage.
People who live in so undesirable glass house
on ght not to throw stones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

NON-PARTIsANs WHO WILL STAND WATChiSo'
From Ths Buffalo Commercial Advertiser: I. vrr.
What singular coincidence IL is that New lors,
gina aud Ohio, the doubtful states in which mposss
ones rst Selected to- undergo an extensive weedingo
process In the matter OF fourtnclass posma
We shall have To watch these nOn-partsan Deinooi'
otice-hOlders pretty sharply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
From The ErsninG Post OF
Mqu25.

From The ErenfnG Post OF
ayes.
Secretary Whitney's re-
Quirement that John Roach
shall prove the capacity OF
the Dolphin by making a
satisfactory trial trip at sea
must have struck terror To
tue ship-builder's heart. he
has good reason for shrink
ing RON such a test. The
Army and Nary Register re-
calls the forgotten fact,
which is OF decided interest
Just now, that when Roach
built the City OF Peking
come years ago, she proved
so weak on the passageI
around the Horn, and the
riveting OF her plates was
found To be SO imperfect,
that the owners Of the yes
sci found Ii necessary to
spend some 100000 upon
her IN repairs before they
dared To send her
across the Pacific. The
truth IS that R0dch's trade
for uedrs has been tO make
ships ichich needed repairs.
or course, in the case OF "A
job for a corporation like
that which bought the City
OF Peking, IL was essential
that he should get his pay
before thepurchasers found
the necessity for repairs
and required him 10 make
them as "a condition OF their
taking the vessel. But In
the case ofthe Federal Gov
eminent, under the regime
o. the RObesOns and Chand-
lers, IL was distinctly UNI
derstood all around tina.
the purchaser expected
that repairs would be
necessary. and that the
repairs would be even more
fruitful OF" divvies TO all
concerned than the original
work. There never " ould
have been any OF this
trouble about the Dolphin
II IL had not been for the
" picayune notions OF
economy which character
ize the wicked Democrats.
Another OF Roach's big
ships, " the peerless Pill
grimP is an acknowledged
failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

Persons tearing torn tor the season. ana SUM
sner Travellers, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for 10 cents per month,
the address being changed as often as desired
THE DAILY TRIBUNE wiu be sent toany address
in Europe TOR 81 35 per month. Vt'ch includes
The ocean DOStGge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

Eghty-eight removals and as many appointments
were ordered in Virginia post-ofices on Monday
last These changes made in order to promote
the of certain Democratic qspirants for the
United States Senate With few exceptions the re-
movas were ordered on the ground of the offensive
partsanship of the retiring postmasters. The new
postmasters active Democratic politicians who
ara expected to exert powerful influence in the
approaching election. And this is Civil Service
reform! THIS is an Administration grounded upon
non-partisanshp aud business principles, an Admin
istraton that is not making political use of Fed
eral patronage in State politics Eighty-eight
offensive partsans provided with pOst-olices in one
State in a single day! The Virginia Bourbons GER
tainly have ri ght to complain that the Admins
tration is not furnishing spos for the faithful with
commendable zeal. The machine works rapidly
there and cuts n wide swath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

The Sub Committee of the Real Estate Ex-
change Committee on Legislation listened yes
terday to as severe an arraignment OF the
Broadway arcade railway scheme as has ever
been made. The property-Owners along tins
great thoroughfare presented their objections
in plain and forcible language. To their asser-
t;ons the representatives of the Arcade Com
many made no reply, except to declare that the
legislators who passed the bill legalizing the
scheme are good and true men. Unfortunately
for the popularity of their undertaking, this
evasion of the arguments of the property
holders is generally resorted to by the advocates
of the arcade railway whenever the matter is
ND for discussion in public. Until, therefore,
the friends of the project can meet frankly and
fully. the objections of the Broadway property
owners and show that they are unfounded, it is
hard to see how the Governor or any other
reasonable man can consider these objections
less than insuperable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

of course Mr. Randall does not want to be
President. Did he not say, only the other day,
that it was every good Democrats duty to help
strengthen Mr.. Cleveland's chances OF a renoml-
nationf All the same he is placing his friends
where some day, they will do the most good for
him. The last friend so placed is Edward
Campbell, who has been appointed United States
Marshal for the Southern District of Iowa.
Campbelrs rival for the place was Z. l..
Williams who was not acceptable to many Iowa
Democrats, although he was supported by the
Attorney General. Mr.. Randall pushed his
friend in and thereby placed an efficient worker
where he was needed; and also eained the.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

There may be more fighting in the Northwest
between the Canadian TROOPS and the Indians,
but it does not seem probable. So long as
Poundmaker was in arms the other chiefs
naturally felt brave, and there was serious
danger of general uprising. But the capture
of Poundmaker has had discOuraging effect on
them. and they have all surrendered but Big
Bear. General Middleton expects him to give
nm 90 soon as he hears of the failure of Pound
makers schemes There has not been much of
n chance for great generalshp in this campaign.
but great good luck has attended most OF Cen
eral Mlddleton's movements and he VIII doubt
less soon be home again to enjoy his laurels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

The Dakota Ners, published in Watertown. has
passed under the editorial management of Mr.. G.
W. Tyson-a change which we confidently expect
will render it one OF the most influential journals OF
the Far West. Mr.. Tyson was for several years one
of the most faithful and efficient StenogTaphers of
the House OF Representatives, and acquired IN
Washington n thorough knowledge of public life
aud the broad issues of National politics As n
member of THE TEIBUNf staff he rendered excellent
service which is an earnest of the success awaiting
him in his new field of enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

Those Free Traders who constantly talk as If
free trade were the only thing necessary to
make the shipping business of any country always
and invariably successful, and who just as con-
stantly refer to the shipping ventures OF free
trade England as proof positive of the truth of
their assertions, will be rudely shocked to learn
that the Inman Line running to this port is to
no consolidated with the Red Star Line. We do
not mention this as a subject of congratulation.
Every New Yorker will be sorry that the inman
Company has not made money enough to main
tain an Independent existence. All the same, Its
misfortune will perhaps convince one on two OF
the more honest critics of the American system
of Protection that Free Trade is not an absolute
guarantee of success in the shipping business,
and that once in while an English steamship
line meets with reverses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Amnsemenis Co. Might.

BlJou OPERA HOUSE" Adonis
CASINO" Polly"
SphSn oPER, HoUsE-' skipped by the Light OF inc
MspfsoN SQUARE THEArRE-"sealed Instructions"
NHIO's GARDEN-"East Lynne. =.
ITALIA THEATRE" Fritz in Ireland
IINION SQUARE THEATRE" NUrdeck
WAILAcK's THEATRE" Black Hussar'
5IH AVENUE THEATRE" Opera .,
14UT STREET THEATRE-"M My Sweetheart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

An attack has at last been made on the United
States Navy-but not on the ships-and tho Navy
has come oil VIGOROUSLY. IL the brass band of
the man-o war New Hampshire that suffered, aud
the attacking party was the Musicians Mutual
Protective Union, who object to United States en-
ployes furnishing music for the Casino at Newport.
But Secretary Whitney reinforced the band by
saving that the Governments agreement allowed
il TO play outside engagements. The Union, how
ever, Is under tho command Of General Horatio c.
King, and it is likely that the attack will be kept
up AS long as the Commissary Department holds
ont,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

Another day has elapsed and The ErenaG Post has
not published either the text or the substance OF
the decision OF the Court of Appeals in tie Lothrop
matter. We suppose the delay has been caused by
the mental concentration needed in e6ectlng u
radical change of opinion within forty-eght hours
respecting Mr.. Roachs methods OF building ships.
Now that il has succeeded in reversing ITSELF on
that subject suggest that 1t on Iht % enable It's
readers to judge for themselves whether tn" Court
OF Appeals has or has not arralgned Mr. Lohrop for
unproiessiona conduct. II it persists IN suppres'-
ing the essential facts Of the case after it has
deliberately charged The TRIBUNE with ingen-
iously dstorting" them. we shall bo forced to
believe that it considers the decision fatal
obstacle to Mr.. Lothrop's diplomatic aspirations.
Let ~ have no more distortng. pervertns'
"bcdeyilling" or monkcying' of the plain facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

In three games OF baseball playel within week
the New-York nino has scored IL ruus TO by its
opponents, record probably never before sur
passed Local lovers of the game arc convinced
that New-York has the greatest baseball club in tho
country; anil IL tho local players do not present
this city with the coyetel pennant at the end of tho
season there will be much disappointment and sur
prise felt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

The enterprise Of THE tribune in sending
spccial correspondent to the lSthmns who has kept
tho public informed by cable OF the dongS OF the
United states forces and the progress of the reyo-
lution IN advance of other sources of Information.
naturally arouses the Jealousy of our esteemed con-
temporary The World. But it shows its spleen in a
very small way when it allows It's Washington cor
respondent to tell some impossible stories at our
correspondents expense. From tho officers OF the
extedition Il is insnuatcd, these stories have been
learned Bless The Worfs dear old soul; how did
il permit itself to be made to play cat to somebody
el,es monkey in this simple way In the very first
letter that our correspondent sent us. while yet
on shipboarl. appeared the following passage;
The elegant young lieutenant of marines who
WAS officer of the day was sent dying into the lee
senppers whore he became so tangled mp with his
sword and rubber coat among the iron supports
of the bulwarks that it took three marines TO un-
wind hum and put him on his feet. Tho shock to his
dignity was terrible. but in other respects ho was
unnjured."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
PHILOSOPHY.

Our f0ndest hopes are Oft destroyed,
But why In tears bewdll our plight
The trouble that one can't avoid
A word OF grievlng won't set right.
Then do not walk the door In woe
Because "A note l. overdue,
But let the man walk whom you owe
He'll do enough Of IL Tor two.
-fRnaron To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

man relnquishes a pension, and forthwith
wonder IA expressed. But this feeling Is not very
complimentary 70 pensioners generally. for It IN
wolves the tacit assumption that these were con-
scientious many more pensions would be re-
linquishod As rule. the people who receive
pen.ions need then. and could not afford to give
them up. There are doubtless some who could do
without them but then. II pension is - recogni-
ton of a claim on tho country. why should It be
given mp merely because the recipient possesses
other means There may be a certain QuiXctism
in tho surrender of pension. and there need be no
Lack OF conscience In the retention Of Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

The earliest daily caller on President Cleveland
at the Victoria Hotel conference was Mayor Grace
The earliest daily morning raler on Secretary Man
ming at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for four days past
has been Mayor Grace. The Mayor Is evidently
believer in the old saw, The carly bird catches tho
,vormr
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28

JXyANTED-Ar MRS. NJ. Z. HAYDEN's, 531
w Sth OF. 3. o., experienced dressmakersi
none others need apply, fo27.3tt
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
THE POLICE COURT.

A colored woman named Sarah Jautfer was
before His Honor for the larceny OF two dresses
from Mrs. Robert Wilson. Tho defendant
clalnled that the complainant owed her ~
aud ehe took tho dresses as security fnr the
debt. The Court told her that she could not
collect debt IN this way and ordered resti-
tuition.
Jnmee Coleman, colored, was In on charge
OF being suspicious person, and the facts
fully sustained the charge. Mr.. J. Il. Wilson
OF Ninth and l. streets stated that nt an early
hour this morning he heard tho alarm bell on
his money.drawer In his store ring, and on
running Into tho stere, no found the prisoner
at the drawer, Ninety days on the farm.
Richard Moor, another colored youth, was
charged with tao same ofrense. Mr.. Wilson
stated that short time after ho caught the
other fellow at the drawer no discovered the
defendant also In the act OF trying to rob the
drawer. Three months on the farm.
Tho charge OF stealing n coat against Special
Policeman II. $. Jones was dismissed.
The charge against Henry Nye Worthington
OF Unlontown OF shooting n colored boy some
time ago was dismissed by Judge Smell this
morning.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
THE HOTELS.


Mr., q. W. Henderson, the genial clerk at tho
owen House, having enjoyed several weeks
vacation, has returned 10 his post of duty.
Eddie Cahill, Gilroy, Brennan aud ScannelI,
the advance Tammany guard, have arrived a.
Wizards.
Banker j. II. Demot OF New York, With his
family, are at the Riggs, and Will remain uu-
I'll after the 9TH.
Hon. Daniel Lockwood OF Buffalo is al the
Rigge. He ia the man who placed Mr.. Oloye
land in nomination for every public ofice he
ever held. II Is not for this, however, that
the Honorable Daniel thinks he is Just tho
man TO receive tho nomination for the Govern
orship OF New York. He wants that nomina-
tion and no is going before the convention 70
cross swords with the Hon. Roswell p. Flower.
Colonel VIM. Il. Villas OF Wisconsin has In
formed Blr. willard OF tho Ebbitt that he has
accepted an invitation TO be the guest OF Mr..
Letter from to-day. Colonel Villas hRd en-
gagged rooms at tho Ebbitt prior 10 receiving a
request to become the gueet OF his friend, Mr..
Letter.
The hotel mon are the most liberal In their
decorations OF any OF tho citizens,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
AZ Alhaurh.s Next Week.

The New York Herald says Of "Aiichaol
Strogoff;' "As brought out by tho Hav.
erly Company it Is both majestic and
massive representation. Its appointments
are grand and picturesque in chrorhatic
detail, and there is a peculiar fascination
about the successive scenic aGcompani-
ments that defy imitation. 1t is an i'm
posing spectacle of rude barbaric signif-
cance, attended with the delicate colorlng
of Asiatic imagination. and tho surprising
richness of Mohammedan fancy. Ii Is pro-
duced without any abatement of its origi-
nal charms, and preserves all tho fascina-
tion which characterized 1t throughout the
varied romantic incidents Of scenic con-
trastsn
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28

XTANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL,
w with references, I'm n small family one
who understands sewing prefertedi a. Sa6
9th 81, II, W, f0203tF
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
Decorationa in the Mnrkot.

II The success of the inauguration de-
pended on the extent aud quality of the
decorations, it could not fail to be great
success. A Critic reporter while passing
through the Centre Market this morning,
was surprised at the magnifcence of the
decorations on some of the stands. The
butcher stands of Mr.. G. G. Carroll we're
the centre of attraction Of everybody who
entered tho market. They were srtisti-
cally and magnifcently decorated with
hunting and portraits. Tho stands of Wor.
then & Bro. were also handsomely dec)-
ratab
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Charles W. .Lennox has been admitted TO the
bar OF THIS District.
Mrs. Sturgeon, wife OF DR.. b.. Sturgeon
OF Piitsburg, is ylsitlng with her youngest
sister, Mrs. Captain l.. ID, Ranke OF Capitol
nill.
MIR. Charles Gray, formerly one OF the load.
Ing newspaper correspondents OF this city,
now special agent OF the Treasury Depart.
ment, Is In the city.
Mrs, AncOnh, whose sudden death was
spoken OF hy TIN CRITIC on Wednesday, was
not a daughter OF Professor plstorlo, as was
stated. She Is not related TO that gentleman.
Niles Hattie Townley, who has been quit @
Ill for some weeks past, Is rapidly recovering
her health
Mr., j. p. Cloutman and Miss A. p. Oloutman
OF Boston will spend the inauguration festivi,
ties with Mrs. s. 5. Lincoln, oO3 Sixth stroet
northwest.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
THE HATCHET TOMORROW.
IL VIII no n Daisy.

Three Great Pictures by CONN,
A Splendid Inauguration Cartoon.
All the News, Local and Telegraphlc, In
Spicy Style.
Full TO the Margins OF Rich and Racy Rsad-
ing.
hSeene In the West End illustrated,
Congressional Combination.
BY Far the Best sunday Paper in the City.
You Must Have 1t.
Ask Your Newsboy for 1t.
For Sale at the onlce In Wrappers for youl
Distant Friends.
Five Gents Copy.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
AnnTL0M SALES.
ssNNNs~ ~ssl+-ss-e es,ssNNls HeN'-''sN NNsN-
II A. MoINTIRE, Real Estate Broker, 01s
JLs j street.


IL A. MCINTIRE, Real Estate Broker, OiS
JLs street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE, NO. 2O5 SIXTH STREET NORTuEAST.
by virtue Of n certain decd OF truet, dated
August ], A. ID. 1881, and duly recorded In
Liber No. 1901, folio 317 ct seq, ono OF tho
land records for tho District OF Columbia, aud
at the request OF the holder OF the n0tes SO
cured thereby, we will sell at public auction,
I'm front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the
9TH DAY Of MARCH, A. ID. 1885, at O'CLOCK
p. M., the following-described real estate, situ-
ato In the city OF Washington, d. o., 10 witi All
that certain piece or parcel OF land and prem.
iseB known and distinguished as and being all
OF lot numbered twenty.nino go, I'm W,
Partello and others subdivision of lot i've (6l,
In square numbered eight hundred and sixty
six $500, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale; one.third cash and balance
In tix, twelve and eighteen months after date,
purchasers notes TO be secured by deed OF
trust on property sold, with interest at six per
cent, per annufn, payable semi-annually, or
all cash, sWdtcf hOlrcgey, to nrst deed OF truat
now upon said property for $1,000, with nc.
crued interest at six per cent, and which can
bo paid at once, or can be extended so as to
mature In February, 1883. A deposit OF 400
required at time OF sale. IL terms are not
compiled with in seven days from date Of sale
the property may be resold at risk and cost OF
WATSON ]. NEWTON,
DANIEL +. CAHILL,
No5 % mn2I7 Trustees.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
Ready For Them.

The immense furniture establishment OF
p. Grogan, New York avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, has boen
fitted up ana furnished for the County
Democracy of New York, numbering jl0
mep. Mr.. Caldwell, the manager, would be
pleased to have the public call aud see his
arrangements. The immense facilities OF
the establishment enable Mr.. c. to furnish
sleeping accommodations equal to any
hotel. Meanwhile, the selling of furniture
on the installment plan still goes on.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
"a Celebrated Oasn. :,

The New York Herald said of the Mat.
lack Company when IL appeared at the
Mount Morris Theatre recently
"a Celebrated Case was effectively glvon at
the Mount Morris Theatre last evening by Mr..
Bennett Matlack's Company before a large
audience. Tho management put the piece on
In handsome style. Me-. Matlack's loan Re
ndud is deserving OF notice, and was a clever
bit OF acting.
The company will appear at Herzog's
next week.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28

E'oR RENT-FRoM MARoH 1sT TO MARCH
IL 9th, one large front room on second floor,
northwest corner Seventh and streets north
west, with gas and nre; TWO large beds that
viii accommodate three persons each, and
home comforts. Rent for six days $50 in ad.
vance. Gail OH OF address Il, W. CLARK, 703 ct.
u, w.-norihwest entrance. fe23
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28
q. NJ. ID.

Walking down Broadway is very pleas
ant when you feel we'll, and t X never
how he got over that severe cough of his
so speedily. "Ah, my boy" said T., 20.
NJ. ID. did it!' And his friend wondered
what g. NJ. ID. meant. He know it did
not mean Good Many Doctors, for T.
X had tried dozen in vain. II have
it,' said he, just hitting tho nail on the
head, you mean DIR. Pierco's Golden
Medical Discovery or Gold Medal De-
served, as my friend j. s. always dubs
it," Sold by druggists
The Evening critic., 1885-02-28

WANrED-To BUY A SMALL AMATEUR
w piiuting press, must be cheap. Address,
giving tize aud price, Anna eur, OrlIie orlce.
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