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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
ROoKAWAY STEEPLEoHAsE SPRING RACES

Elegant programmes, artistically printed in
coors have been Issued by the Rockaway steeplechase
Association for Its annual Spring meeting, which will
take place Oh Saturday May o. Wednesday May 49, and
saturday May l6 The events will begin at p. and
VIII include each day four steepechases and one fat
race Trains viii leave Long Island City, from Thirty
iourtn street Ferry, half hourly after p. m, aud
special train will leave Flafbushave, Brooklyn, at 1:45
p III Inc great race of the first day will be the Great
Hehlstead Heath Handicap. It will a handicap
seecnase weepstakes for all all BOurke Cochran,
~ los pounds tops the entries which closed April
To- ana Included fifteen After BonTke Cochran
come captain Curry at 1872 pounds Ech at 14S pounds,
and Williams al l47, closing with Jester at lao. The
Qitehs County Hurdle Race will take place the
second day Tie minimum weight allowed is 1875 pounds.
anu mere are eleven entries at that hgure. The entire
st includes forty entries with BOurke Cochran at the
top ~ loI pounds foOwe sccessivey by Cbaremagne
az los Glenarm at lj5, Marshall at 1885, Trombone at
loI, Disturbance. Terror and Captain Curry at $50.
ne important feature Of the opening season will he
he treat Long Island Steepechase which Will close the
mira Gays races. There thiTy-two entries thirteen
NJ the lowest weight allowed 40 pounds. The leading
Welghts are Bourke Cochran ut 40 pounds. Charlie
imagine ~ l6O Trombone at l53 Captain Curry at 1913,
Ascoh $50, and Echo Mt 1fS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
AN AMERICAN ARTIST WHO is WELCOME BACK
TO NEWlOk


Mr. David Neal after tw years or student ana
professional life Munich. has been spending tne WIZ
ter in tins country painting some interesting POI TRAITS
his pertt or Mrs Charles Brush. "t CeVe-
land ONO IS az admirable pcce OF work. conceived IN
the distinguished style OF OalnsDorough, rlcu ~ SI
and IN the rare qualify speaking the spectator his
nortrait OF Mr. Payne of Ohio has vitality ana VIII
Mr Paynes sister the wife Of Secretary whitney MT
Neal has an engagement paint rieze In the nagni
cent diuingroom of Mrs Potter Palmer, of Chicago e
e. nunil Of Potv and cOnrade of Gabriel Max ana the
late ans Makart aud Germany his pictures are ceie'
brated. He Will return to his Munich nome s
INT his American orders many that II VIII doubt
less be necessary for him to come BACK neAs wiutel
His son is an officer the German army MT Neal naS
reflected distinction upon his country in the lana OF MS
adoption,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
FORMING ANALoMXI ASSoo1A T1oy.

Fifty alumni of the University of Rochester
down dinner seghertner's last evening. The
gathering the result OF call Of few Of the resi-.
dent alumni who were DESTROYS OF forming q per-
nanent organization DIR. John Mum presided.
The following were the speakers: Judge Macon
ber, Merritt f. Gates, president of Rutgers Col
1ege the Key. K b. Hull the Rev DIR. r. Macarthur
George T. Strong Senator Il. H. Fish, OF New-Jersey
Joy aud Professor 7. J. Backus. Greetings we're
President M. Ii. Anderson. and Mortimer j. Rey
ped, who has just given $4,000 TO the University
laboratory Among others present Frank Forbes
DIR. George ~ Fox, DIR. L. f. Holt J. d. squires. the
Rev. j. u Calvert Curtis n. Douglas A. J. Fox, Dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
FEAs STING pHrLA DELPHIA woRKMEM

A reception and dinner were given In Lyric
Hal. last might a delegation OF the Ancient order Oh
United Workmen, OF Philadelphia, by the I"ehty'SiA
lodges OF the In this city and brooklyn Ihero
were 81 delegates and the delegation headed by
Past Grand Master James, Grand Master workman
Smith and District Attorney George g. Graham Mayor
smith, OF Philadelphia, intended coming, nut was pSs-
vented by sickness The address OF welcome was naIe
by the Rev. George Strobridge, OF tue El5htoenth
street Methodist Episcopal Church, and the
was nade by Grand Master Workman smith other
addresses we're delivered by District Attorney Randolph
b. MARITIME, Judge David McAdaln. Professor Brrtow,
the eOoutonst and Professor munro. After the pan
ouet the hall was thrown open 10 Tho public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
IMPROVING THE STANDARD THEATRE
John Duff was found at the Standard Theatre

yesterday bnsy experimenting the construction OF two
immense ventilating shafts which intended TO keep
the theatre cool ana free from yitated air.
.The ventilation before" said be, was good enough
hut not 40 that Il could not be improved. When
these shafts finished don't think there will be-
theatre in the country which will compare with this.
have vet heard from my son. who probably arrives
In London this evening. His business there will not
take long settle he is merely to decide after seeing
operfornance of The Mikado whether he win import "a
company or get here. close this house Satur
day night business done by Twins s not such
20 warrant a longer than originally intended.
The theatre will remain closed through the summer as
I shall not let IL TO any combination"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
MARRIEH

BUMSTED- GALE-On Wednesday evening, April 20. al
Trinity Chapel New.YOTk iy, By tho Rev. h 1. stod.
dad Of JERSEY City, William c. Bu nsted OF Jersey CITY,
Minnie g., daughter OF d. u. Gale. esq. Of Nowiork.
BARRoW-HALt,-on Wednesday, Lpul 20; az the resi-
dence the BRIDES parents Jersey City Heights by tbs
Rev 4. Jehers Daner OF Christ Church Joan Barr
to Elizabeth Laura NTH daughter of W. c. Hail. formerly
OF London. Eng land
DARLINGTON 30, at Christ Church.
Bedordaye Brooklyn by the Rev. James N. Dariin
Phi Gustavus Z. Darlington to Kate Annabe. daughter
OF James l.. BearnA
-EASrON-On Thursday. April So 1885, at tbs
Winlsor Hotel New-York, by the Rev Charles H. PARK
hurst, d. D.. villa b. DOwd of WIOTk 10 stella only
daughter OF James IL. EastOn OF Decorah. Iowa.
HARRIMAN-BISHOP-O Wednesday. April 20, az tho
residence OF the BRIDES parents ths Rev John r. Pax
ton, d. D., Elizabeth Tempet0n, daughter OF Heber r.
Bishop, TO J. Low Harrnan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01

Council Of Baltimore especially applied to tho organ
l5aton OF Catholic Young Mems Societies." John J.
Gallagher said: BY establishing this union
we shall prove that can be members of such associa
lions. be good Catholics aud still pariakc of the National
pleasures and eoymeDts. This society for instance.
mas oeen Instrumental ia doing great service Ia helping
forward the Freedom OF Worship bill which Is designed
TO give justice. long withheld to Catholics" Arch
bishop C0rfgan said: 81 very n.nch OF learner
with regard "a these societies. but there 10 why
they should not he supported by the clergy lucy bare
In them elements OF great gcod Catholic Young ieas
Societies all the necessary because there re 50
many bad and unlawful societies."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
REVIEW or THE BERKELEY SCHOOL CORPS

War APP peared inevitable last evening at the
2zd Regiment armory The Berkeley School Corps was
out In force and made vigorous assault upon its NTH
animal prize dr and review. The school hand supplied
music and dsjor-General George b. Mcclellan reviewed
the tro1Ps from place OF safety. Companies A, b. c.
ID. ana passed through competitive drill for the
eoiors nrld by Company ana the prize fell Company
n, Captain y" D. wall amid shouts OF applause from the
spectators Company ID, Captain @. I. Dounell was "A
close competitor lts drill was excellent Artillery dri
the boys trim uEth 10 o'clock wheL thew strncE their
crowded with spectators. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01

TRIBUNE oFPIcE. May III r. m.-Cloudlness extended
from the Gulf States to the Great Lakes, and from the
Mississippi almost the Atlantic coast yesterday with
occasional light rains In the Upper Lake region and
westward the temperature fell aud It rose slightly In
the Lake region and on the Atlantic coast. The
movement OF the barometer here was slight The
sky was clear until nearly midnight. The temperature
ranged between $50 and 70o the average 607s being
5Sso higher the corresponding day last year.
and 1899 higher than on Wednesday.
slightly warmer. cloudy weather and light rain may
bo expected to-day aud cooler, fair weather Tomorrow
this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
EycoURA CEMENT FoR THE oIRL STRIKERS
The strik .ng shirt makers received many en-

me sIrlk.n shlrJ makefs received many en-
eOuragng messages yesterday and confident that
their strike Will be before the week Is out firm
In Newark oerc to put number Of the girls at work
AT advanced pay ami SiIth.aye firm offered take
twelve OF them at higher rates than tLey receiving
FROM Nallacbs Sons. IL intimated the girls that
Mr.. Wallaoh would treat with them provided commit
lee composed OF their own members would wait him.
committee OF five appointed to wait on him AID
consultation was held Ia the morning. Wallachs sons
nave prepared n statement contrOyerting the girls
story thht their pay averages only about - 80 week
The statement shows that for the week ending April 3D.
whelt Inc girls went on strike, The pay
5.7l days. " 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
FERDINAND MAYER NOT eUnry

In the Mayer perjury case yesterday Richard
s. Newcomb and Assistant DistrclAtornry Fellows ad
dressed the jury and Justice Van Brunt charged that II
Mayer falsely testified that the noto was
made long before 1t wis made. for the
purpose Of decevihg the Judge, he guilty perjur
not he must be acquitted that was the only auson In
The case. jury retired shortly after D. M They
made known that al agreement had been reached a.
about $50 The judge was sent and arrived the
Court House before III O'clock when verdict OF not
guilty " given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
WANTS 100000 FOR BEING DRUMMkD our =

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 30.-Last year, in
the course OF the gamblers troubles in Hot
Springs between the Doran and Finn
crowds, NJ c. Harris then Editor OF The
Daily Horseshoe expelled from the city by citizens
committee OF fourteen. Mr.. Harris brought suit for
100000 damages IN the United states Court The trial
began to-day and 100 Witnesses from various places
were summoned. Mr. Hnris is now Fdit0r vi Inc Fort
Worth (Tex.l Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
A STUBBORN WRESTLING n1CH WON BY ABS.

Carl ABS, the German Hercules, last night
faced Edwin Bbby at Clarendon Hall TO decide who
Is the better wrestler. Grioco-Roman style. Abs
Is superb specimen Of physical man
hood tribe six feet tall.
The disparity between the two men
In size WIS striking, Blbby being only
feet 44 inches high and weighing 1853 pounds. Abs
said That be weighed 200 pOnnds, bat looked 20
pounds heavier. They began to wrestle at
. o'clock "Ned" Nluilahan was referee.
dropping from both men, ana their arms
slipped like cells each others shining skins.
wrestling M hour without fall they allowed nf-
teen minutes rest. They went at II with renewed
sIhrt After few minutes BibDy the
moor ana his burly antagonist top
Of him, but Blbby bumped his back Ike
camel and had HIM of In no time
Another rest of fifteen minutes taken Then the
men went Mt ittagan aud Abs threw his antagO-
MISE After another the wrestling continued
Tor ty-hve minutes without result, when Abs dc
carpd the widner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
ENLARdIsG THE MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL.
Mount Sinai Hospital has been enlarged b

an addition upon each side Of the main building. Tho
additions make the whole structure graceful
line and present more substantial appearance. The
Improvement Will enable tho management 10 add
twenty cots TO the number already hospital Tue
wafknen now busy finishing the decorations
and it Is expected that II will be completed by the
middle Of May The nurses who have been
PEELED account 0f the crowded the Institution
have elsewhere sleeping will In the
hospital after the new building is done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
CATHOLIC rOUYG MEN COMBINING.

A crowded meeting was held last evening at
tho Hall Of the Paut Fathers, In West sixteth-st, by
the Union OF Catholic Young Mems Societies. Arch
bishop Corrigan presided. 4" We arc here" said the
Rev. Thomas McMen, to consider the instructions is
sued In the pastoral letter Of the Hierarchy In the recent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
MISS CLEVELAND LETTING HER HAIR GROW
=. From The It.gaio Courier.

HVaa,UIuIIg 70 INC TIC 81. LOUIS TTOUf-D eNiO-
cTaL Miss Ceyelands loose curly hair has been wound
up nto compact announcement OF coils the top or her
hean ana WIN most becoming result. ana the reign OF
snort BAR Is ended II tns is true aud the
10 nave travelled 10 81 Louis rapidly than 10 places
much nearer Washington, 1t win simply show that Miss
Cleveland Is more woman than refOrIner. and true
lovers OF the sex viii rejoice knowing how much
OF an influence for good Is true womaniy woman
than else that has It's home the face OF the
earth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
Nor upANr Fon A pRECEDENT.

From me Bu1alo (Cleyettnds Home OTgah1
The irrepreSsibe Smaey writes IRON LOnuon 70 "a,
TRIBuNp 10 ask why the Republican, foreign
and CotstIls should bc displaced to make wy ior Din
Gratis He thinks that C0nsulGenera MefiI.t naS a..
good a right remain in bis position a, ~, La
Pearson Somebody ought to inform Snailey '""' III"
Pearson case exceptional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
OBITUARY NOTES

ALBANY, April 30.-Harriet Osborne, wife Of
Iheophilus Roesse OF Washirgt proprietor OF tho
Arlington Hotel in that city. Delavan Hoase here.
Port william Henry Hotel Lake George, died this
morning after lingering illness OF Brght's disease.
she was born IN Albany, was daughter OF the lato
Jeremiah Osborne, aud was married IN 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01

ing room. over 1000 people being present Tho Rev.
Drs II Hutchins d. q. Eddy, j. r. Elder, r. b. and ].
- Fulton, and the Rev. Messrs. Kelsay, the Rev. G.
Rhodes John Hnmpstone, and II. ~ Sanders took part
IN the services The church IL handsome Gothic srct
me ayenne and 100 feet the street. It's cost
Central America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01

FTon The Richmond Dispatch. CiIo DeH.l al HE
Mr. Gar!and's DONNA. ing IDEA, which w 9es az
reosonug is that innocent persons cannot D. ulsq
for holding Office But such IL not me TACT D5 az
amendment to the Constitution, every hesrS III oi no
Nc regret that the AttorneyGenerat has ge "Si"'
from the right path OF constitutional CONSTRUCTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
LntquaIItu Is IaJIo Whl5t
Beware OF limitations.
ANTHONY gECHS, 81 warren
sole Agent for the U. >.
Post Once Neuce
for Europe need not DO specially di
any D.tftlcular stea ner ia or ler tO
Posi- Once Nonce

Letters for Europe need specially directed for dis
by particular Ia Orler 90 sejlrs specify
estn all TRANSATLANTIC mans are toe
warded by tho fastest vessels available.
Foreign mans sOr ths en- hng May z, wa clos3
pROAPILY IN at cascsl atGlis ohco a. fJlows.
FhIDAY-At 5 m. for the inward isands per 8 8.
Bermuda. ~ ~ for NewI0und.a nd and 81 lloire.
MiquelOn VIA haniax.
sATURDAl-At 1870 a. ID. for Europe per 6. s. AuraniA
wa Queenstown llelters for germany, go, must %
directed AuTana ~ a. t:3O a m Tor Ger many 40,
per 3. & ezra. Southampton and Bremen tettefs
iOr GREAT Britain european Countries muse %
per ; Rhynland. Antwerp etters must 0e dltected
fper Hhyuand ~ at 4:SJ a m for scotland direct ZOE
"a glasgow llesters pluss oe mteoteo
per Clrcassia ~ for Jamaica per sdish
Go,iden; $3.50 a m. Tor Para and halaos pes - =
Cynii a 10 a. tor Central America ana tno Soh.n
pacinc Ports, per city OF Para, VIA Aspn na uos
tersfor be directed per Ciy OF fara AZ
lOr CUBA anu west lbsuos, s'' . y "-''o~s
via Havana
suNpAY-At 1880 D. M for Truxio and Ruasan per 9. 9.
" ~. h. Warn ir VIA at $3.50 p m Tor Mex
leo per A. s. EsieOan via New-Orieans letters must %
di,eeIed :. per sIea ner via New-Orieans ~
Mails Tor CHINA AMI japan. poe = Arabic. tyA San
rTaacIscoI. close May - AZ D. m Aats
Tor Aususna SeSZealand sand Sioa aad fili IsiAais
Der saJ frtIcsssJl oiJsj hsfe aay -
nj D. ne. 20. arriyh At S5s-York ,. 3. s. Republic
WIN Briusn mails for AUSTRALIAN
anne scheiua OF rrlns Paotdc nails arrblyN
on inc npon Jf ser 0yerllnf trAnS
san Francesca Nails ITO ti5 ElsB Afrsias o. fiks W
san Francisco day ~ sailing u steA n5fs srS ~
PATCHED tae same day. .s~... .,-....,.
Fsst Once. New-isrx. n. x. Apri ~ aSs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
STATE ooyvxKTIoY CALLED IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, April 80 (SpeciID. The Republi-
State Central Committee in session here tonight.
Senator Mahone the chairman Every distrctex
the Eighth represented Tho committee has issued
call for State Convention to BIO held ia this city
July d. 10 nominate candidates for Governor. Leuen
antGoyernor aud Attorney and TO adopt plat
form for The coming oamnaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
OBITUARY.
JOHN STRIKER

UREA, n. Y, April 80. John Strylxer. a
leading citizen of Rome. died this evening He was rn
In 1908. lie was member OF the Assembly In 1885,
and prominent member OF the Democratic party Of tas
State. He was lawyer, but engaged in railroad affairs
extensively aud was interested in the principal blsl-
ness enterprises OF Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGToN, April 30.-For New-England
fair weather followed during Friday afternoon or even
ing by partly cloudy weather and rain. westsry winds
becoming variable. nearly stationary temperature
For the Middle Atlantic states, increasing cloudness
ard rain winds becoming variable generally southerly
slightly cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram the bsemefesi variations IN this CITY ~ ntN
Of
pree edns irregular white line represen ,he oscillations
mercury The broken dotted hne pIe.sn
Indicated
hatb pharmacy, ss BTosdsas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01

A LOT OF GOOD CHANCES OPEN TO HIM
ESons The SpsfnOheld Republican: ~, =.
President Cleveland has not vet SHOWN MS capao'! W
back out of bad blnder and he is accommodating sew
eral excellent opportunities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
HUDSON, Wis


HUDSON, Wis.
j. ARMOY KNOX Netc York CiB.
The Associated Press dis aichcs inform that you
are about 10 give the cold harsh, nncerg world
tellectual gorge Monday night at Steinway Ball. in
nj OF tho BarlhOdi Pedestal Fund. and that some
wealthy Philadelphia enthusiast gave you thousand
dollars for seat ia the parquet. / want frugal
scat Can yuu give a wlndOw-sili the
10 see man about dogf BILL ME.
NEw-YORK.
BILL NYE. Hudson. WIS:
Come, ana you take your choice between sitting
beside me en the PLATFORM pounding he jewshlrp ~
the orchestra and 1t won't sprsin the hinges OF your
bank account either. j. ARMOY KNOX.
HUDSON, Wis.
J. ARNoY RNoN, Heio- FORK Ctr:
I'll De there. Tor have % morbid curiosity to know
how you keep from robbmg people. Please suppress
tb. Information. but ~ II should leak that shall At
tend your lecture kindly Inform the public that that
consecutive occasion shall wear my own hair.
BILNYR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01

Ainstein & Berg, of 4th-ave., sell Colgate 6s
Co.'S Laundry soap. The standard article -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
HUMOR By TELEGRAPH.

Yesterday the following kilograms passed
between Colonel j. Annoy Knox, OF Te1ds Sidngs, and
BIZ Nye. the Western humorist:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
DRD1oAqIgo A BAPTIST oHuRoH

The First Baptist Church of Brooklyn, 4.
d. dedicated their ediace ut Lee-ave and Kcapst.
last evening Late were unable obtain stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01
5periaIN Offices.

Elastic stockings Trusses Shoulder Braces Abdominal
Supporters Clutches Rubber G00.s. Lady attendants
KIkER Broadway corner 3OtL-st
Hankinson's srtam Carpet. leaning Works,
Is EAST 27th-sJ, n. Y. Established 1861.
orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to-
H. n, squire Il sons Jewellers, 81 Button ST, N. Y.
Diamond Ear Rings matched all sizes
Watches 300 STERLING silyerware so.
Long Brapeh
The four elegant HOLLYWOOD HOTELS" are now
open for months for transient and permanent
guests meals la The cottages attached
to rent furnished with hotel service If required.
Address Z. T. JONES,
Hollywood. Loag Branch.
Nieder sellers WATER
THE Original German setersL
Recommended by leading European soai authostiss
for its purity.
Unequailed Table Water.
Beware OF limitations
ANTHONY oEcHs 81 warrsnst,
soe Agent for the u D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01

Ill notices Of marriages must be isdOrssi wits fal!
name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-01

LHBdborg's Perfume Edcuia
LuRdborg's Perfume. Marechal Niei Ross
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Vioiot.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-24
Grant and Arthur.
[ Worlds Washington Letter.


Soon after Arthur's Administration got
well under way Grant withdrsg his friend
snip from Arthur. Grant never asked but
one favor of Arthur. He requested him to
appoint his old friend General Beale Score.
tary of the Navy. Beale is q fine, distin-
euished looking man, with q fresh. colored.
regular-featu red face, set off by q snowy
while m1stsche. He always dresses with the
careful attention of West Point officer. He
is man OF affairs. He has had wide ex.
perience as a traveller, and was very success
ful ard popular in filing one of our most
difficult missions, the Austrian, under
Grant. The Vienna Court is one of the
most rigid in point OF etiquette and social
requirements in Europe. Arthur gave
Grant to understand that he would
sppoint Besle. At that time a number OF
paragraphs were printed in the papers, say
ing that the Stslwart wing of the Republi.
can party was debating TO Arthur his sp-
appointments. Arthur's small nature took
alarm at this He discarded Beale and
looked around for the very opposite of him.
De found 1t in William Z. Chandler, q man
to whom Grant had refused to speak for
some time. Grant specially disliked him for
the part he bad taken to defeat him at Chi.
csgo. There were a number of other reasons.
chandler for long time had been the most
vigorous and inscriptions agent of the fac
ton OF the Republican party which had
been hghting Grant. When Grant learned OF
chambers selection to the place 70 which he
rad recommended Bssle, he dropped AR.
thurs acquaintaI ce- He said that his worst
enemy could not have treated him worse,
sbd tnat, therefore. he would not demean
bimfef by appearing 10 continue upon
friendly terms with such man.