New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

~ hasaha 1 - Faith cures condemned by Bap- |
List ministers. - Starting to dig for the nus
sar,s treasures 60 Gold value of the legal
tender silver dollar (412la grainsl, 1882 cents
81 Stocks, with little activity were oecnnnns
and closed weak with marked depression.
,uv Observation-Disclosures local observations H.
sica,e partly cloudy weather, with slight changes
In temperature and perhaps light rain. Temporal
ture Yesterday: highest. $50; lowest AZ; av
erage. 49l2o.
Persons tearing town for the season, and sum
ner traveliers, can haze THE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for 70 cents per monM'
the address being changed as often as deSlTed.
THr DAILY TRIBUNE wiA be sent tOany address
In Europe for 81 80 per month, 'oh'ch aRc'"deS
the ocean postage.
The Poets Cornerin the Metropolitan Museum
of Art has been dedicated by the unvelling OF
the Poe Monument. The ceremonies were most
appropriate. Literary men, actors, artists anu
representatives of the learned professions were
present, and some of them spoke. The NAN
points of the addresses will be found elsewhere
In this impression.
The thirsty public Democratic and other
wise) can stand it egen if Mr.. Patrick Ryan does
the Excise Board there are about 10000 other
places where they can get drink, weekdays or
Sunday. But Mr. Patrick Ryan is mighty
man of muscle and would keep his customers in
good order. All the same, the Commissioners
should not give him license.
The scientific and unscentific public will
await with interest further information about
the NEGOTIATIONS with the cholera virus which
are said to have been successfully made in
Spaip. Nobody doubts that human beings
could be made painfully ill by such treatment !;
but whether the illness will prove safeguard
against an attack of cholera is quite another
thing, which remains to be seen.
The Legislature will adjourn on May 10. A
week earlier would have been better but If
care is taken to pass such excellent measures as
the Bridge, the Tax, the Buildings and the
Adirondacks bills the public will probably con-
done the seven unnecessary days. Now is the
time to watch carefully for jobs which so easily
creep into measures rushed through at the end
of a session.
1t is reported that Louise Michel, the I'M
fortunate French Anarchist who was I'M
pIisoned ia 1888 for taking part in revolution
nry proceedings, has refused a pardon unless
the same were extended to all political prisoners
This ought to settle the question OF her in
sanity. If she were in her right mind her de-
sire to serve what she considers a just cause
would. doubtless, have moved her to accept
freedom in order TO help spread more widely
the revolutionary doctrines she has preached
ever since her lover was killed and her small
home was seized by the French Government.
Senator Voorhees, talks about the Adminstra-
ton like sensible, shrewd politician. He has
had small share of the Aspols y; but because
he has not obtained all he wants, he evidently
does not intend to injure his chances of getting
more by rash criticism. Moreover he says,
truly. that ii is Mr.. Cleveland's Administration,
not his /; and that Mr.. Cleveland, not he, will
have to take the consequences OF disappointing
his followers, who are good deal hungrier and
thirstier probably than even Mr.. Curtis sup
posed.
Mr. Henry Watterson, Of Kentucky VINO
went TO the capital to find ont If the Admins
tration was really Democratic or not, has owl
IDENTIFY seen o great light somewhere, for he roars
Is gently a. any saeking dove in defence oil MI