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Gen. Michael knrwin. editor ~ tho Tabist.
and formerly Assistant superintendent of tho
Hsgistry Department n tho Post Ofilce. 10 tho
author % tn. charges that wsrs preferred
against Po.tma-tsr Pearson In issi. immed-
s,ely after Arthur became fr.sUIsnt. Gen.
kerwin said yesterday that he sent All
davits and other documents 20 Wa -hington TO
substantiste his charges He accused Mr.
Pearson OF keeping in one. men who he knew
wers dishonest. mon who blackmailsd thoir
subordi mates. and habitual drunkards. lilo
charged him with using hl. position 70 pro-
mote the interests 81 his relatives AMI Of gross
hvOrtism. committee from Washington
visited the Post Of,ics and reported that svery
morning newspaper that champions Mr..
Pearson's cause. continued Gen. ksrwin,
mentions that Mr.. Pearson was discharged
activity. the fact is he was discharged Tor
openly proclaiming himsel II In symrathy with
"a. rebels Since then he has made Union sol
people to believe. that h. takes srca, stock in
dent Of the New York Post ONCE Civil Service
board FOR eight years. he cannot write gram
In Yesterdays Tablet Cen. Kerwin cautions
President Cleveland not to be deceived by the
public opinion cry He says the signatures
obtained by the carriers. ana that nine tenths
OF the business men never saw Mr. Pearson.
and wouldn't know him n they should see him.
AYERS. to oblige the carriers. Here are selec-
lions from the Generals editorial article:
The New YORK Post once, is now smoothly running
III. hand. Of ove,paid fayorte. who initniqaie and
service Mr. Pearson never lost an oppor unity to
Ate when he could ON the power that had ehAs.ed him
and dominesrina BY nature. b. redac ed the clerical
dS5Se q ss 10 G rs. sr o On
hood In him compelled either to suppress or 60 out
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NEW ITALIAN CARDINALS.
sketches of the Four Men he Invested with
the Purple this Month.

ROME, March 1.-The new Italian Cardinals
who will be nominated at tho next Consstory.
In the month Of March. are Mgr. Joseph Dur
met. Archbishop OF Catania; Mgr Alfonso
Capecolatro Archbishop OF Capua: Mgr. Gae-
tuno Aloisi Masela Mgr. Augustus Theodoli.
Mgr. Durmet the Archbishop OF Catania. WAS
born in Palermo in 1918. Plus ". who erected
the Bishopric OF Catania an Archiepiscoal See.
nominated Durmet as the first Archbishop. 1t
is customary for Catania to have Cardinal.
hence the necessity Of creating the present
Archbishop Cardinal too. He is. however.
eminently fitted by personal qualities for the
Roman purple. Mgr. Durmet will be tho fifth
Cardinal OF the Benedictne Order in tho Sa-
cred College. The other four are Pitra. CANCEL
bauer. Sanfelice. and Celesia.
Mgr. Capeceatro belongs to the aristocratic
family of the Dukes Of Castelpagano. He is the
brother OF Duke Capecslatro. the General Post
master OF the kingdom Of Italy. He was born
at Marseilles In 1924. He has studied litera-
writer Of Italy. lie has published Biographies
Bumiani; and . History Of Newman ana ne
English Oratory. He wrote against Rsnans
errors and against MIR. Gladstone's attacks on
tho Vatican decrees and has lately published
made him under librarian OF the Vatican.
and on Aug; ~. 1850. appointed him Archbishop
OF Canua. ITO has not 6Gen popular IN ms do
"
Mgr. Gaetano Aosi Masella ia an aristocrat.
born at Pontecorvo in 1926. He was created
Judge of tho Sacrl Consulta by Plus IN. in
1867. IIs accompanied Mgr Franchi to Con-
stantinopls AS adviser in 1871. He was after
ward elected Secretary Of the Propaganda for
Oriental affairs. Plus * nominated him Apos-
Archbishop titular Of Neo Cesarea. AS Nuncio
at the Court OF bavaria in 1878 he had several
interviews with Prince Bismarck at kissingen.
1870. He succeeded Mgr. Sanguigni at Lis
bon rs NunciO, where no had u great deal to
do against the Masons. His great achievement
OF Young franciscan. Joseph Sebastian Neto
missionary Bishop of Angola and Congo. for
Patriarch OF Liberia.
patrician family Of Theodoli of Fori., Ths
family has had three Card mails already-Alberto
Theodoi. created by Honorius IL in ll25;
and Mario ,Tneodo!i. by Urban VIII. In l643
Mons.gnOr Theodoli was hardly more than y
boy when created canon OF st. Peter. In 1850
no went to OlmlU as Apostolic delegate to
Semerau- Beskh. He has been Apostolic
Prothonotary and Pre!ate of Segnatura and
Secretary Of tho Congregation OF ST. Peter, Leo
MIL in 1892 appointed him Majordomo and
Project Of tho Sacred Palaces In this capacity
Architect Martlnucci brought claims against
him for work which no had not done. The de-
cision Of tho courts was favorable TO Theodoli
His promotion to the purple will be welcomed
in the Vatican by officials Of every rank.
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JOHN ROACH'S DOLPHIN,
Mr.. Whitney VIII Not Acceptit Until it Hos
Made Another TrIai Trip.

Mr. whitney Will Tot IAcceptt Until le Hos
Made Another Triai Trip.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Secretary Whit
ney has written the following letter to Mr..
John Roach. in reply to communication from
the latter announcing the completion OF tho
despatch boat Dolphin:
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your
letter OK March ~ Informing that the United States
steamer Dolphin has been completed in all respects in
accordance with the specific aiions and certificates from
the inspectors Of hull and machinery have been for.
that yon prepared to deliver the
cordance with the contract aud request TO give
strnctons 70 the comsndant Of the yard directing him
to receive the vessel.
Ihavs looked over the pspers presented by the Ad.
visory Board ind that the did not upon her
power developed by her engines and maintained sue
cessively for six consecutive hours as contemplated by
the contract.
Its however provided in the contract that notwith.
standing tins failure the vessel shall be accepted
be shown To the satisfaction OF the Naval Advisory
rials" 49,
TIE Hoard has expressed its opinion that the deficiency
OF leS indicated h"r-e power required was due
defective Workmanship nor materials hut that with het
Ter coal and w.ltrAined engineer force this result
would lie exceeded.
would suggest that another ri, he had. under such
conditions shall De prescribed by the
the purpose OF demonstrating That this superstition
correct. In this and other regards am looking
responsibility as accepting the vessel
desire statement from you OF the full of
your claim upon the Dolphin date Very respect
fully. VIC. WhirSEY, Secretary OF the Many
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Recruit. for the Army or Tr.up..

PHILADELPHIA. March 2l.-Dr. j. NJ. Walk.
Secretary of the Society for Organizing Charity is max
ing study Of the nationality Of tramps All who lodge
in the police stations who treated in hospitals get
free meals. work III the wood yards. housed at
the wsyiarrrs inns come under his notice. lie says
that very lately there has been influx Of INDECENT
fhS-hmeh To TINS country most Of them from
h"9rno9.e. and That the. heve swels the tramp army
H. VI u, u ap' mnmth nppyinx Tor relief during
were cost-rinonyers snlesm.n. and no
hAl been thrown out of employme and often left
their families behind them. They were nearly all fresh
DR., WAX hnis that three fourths OF the tramps are
foreigner Very few negroes become trnlnps The Su
prntrndrnt of Charities IN New OrleanA has
pr Walk that notwithstanding is large coorrd popula
city come from whites.
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DEFENDING sENEY's PICTURES.
Tho Evening" Post Sued for Expressing Doubts
Oft Ger uIneness OF Some OF Them.


orthe Genuiaeness or Some or Them.
The Erenin0 Post printed on Thursday an
article questioning the genuineness OF some OF
the pictures in the Sensy collection. The pic
Art Galleries under the management Of the
American Art Association. and are advertised
to be sold by tho association at the end OF the
month. The association brought suit yester-
day against the Erenitl0 Post for $4,000 dam.
ages. alleging that tho article referred to 10
likely to hurt the exhibition. injure the sale.
aud cast discredit on the association. The ex-
tracts from the article which are declared to be
libellous are:
Nos 26s tCsbaneD 80 CDauhignyl, 27s tDec amps 60
1877, and 25d tpazJ 1874 tDuprci 81 Ucrome). amt III
t"Tsrry So ~ 'S Pretty u es S Sy ni
Milet the great artists brother OF Disz
filled with counterfets, aud it requires = thor.
ough expert to distinguish them from the PFC
and Daubiyny. 1t ia not so easy to initiate Mlet
Rousseau bnt both these painters have their forgers
The socaed Turner discussed last apropos Ut
the Brooklyn exhi'ition and looking at It more care
fully. not disposed TO change opinion Of its
genIineness. II Cabanei really painted No 263 it
dsgraceful for him to have allowed 1t to leave his
studio.
A representative OF the Art Association said
yesterday: We have absolute proof of the
genuineness Of every picture mentioned in the
article as wei IA OF every other picture in the
collection. and we are not only able to guaran-
tee the gsnuinsness OF each OF those pictures
ments OF their genuineness from Messrs, Avery
knoeder. Kohn. Schaus. Reichard. ct al. from
whom the pictures were purchased. and who
will testify in this case.
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Confederate Veterans send Words OF syaps.
thy TO Gen. Grant.

RICHMOND. March 21.-At the meeting Of Loo
Camp, Confederate veterans. last night. the following
was adopted;
Whereas, Having learned through public report that
The eminent soldier, L. - Grant has been and sorely
nilcted by painful lnaady aud being mindful OF the
Inet t,t al the close OF hos,ties between the states
ni al other divers times since he has shown himself
be true soldier and friend the der
AMI OF this camp: therefore be IL
Resolved That tender our hearty sympsthies to
i, ~ ms severe nfiiicton ana our hope that he may.
nN DVihr Providence. soon bs permitted to regain his
health and to pass his remaining years in peace and
happiness That the Adj nant he and hereby
ell 20 uannmit this resolution by mail without delay.
The resolution was forwarded TO Gen. Grant to day,
accompanied by letter from Gen John X Cooke, an
eAConfedsrAte general and graduate Of West Point
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Co,ou,.,. En- Route to Oklahoma.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kas.. March 2l.-Gen. Hatch
has received word by courier from the Sac and Fox
Agency $50 miles southeast of here that large body OF
coonsts passed that point the 10th inst route to
Oklahoma and that the body. consisting OF about
$50 persons were from Coneyyille Kas Major Devices
with four companies Of tho Ninth Cavalry 10 scouting
In that portion OF the Territory and courier has been
despatched to him TO intercept this colony II possible
before II reaches oklahoma and to turn II hack should
the cOoniss reach Oklahoma understood that th.ir
stock Will be destroy ed but that they viii be
PEELED to leave. These men left the Kansas line before
President Cleveland issued his proclamation and they
KIM notli ALI
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Recognition for Old s.ddlebas..

From The COurIfrJOurndI.
But Time is a great doctor. Tho President
has at length made the acquaintance of Mr. Mcdonald
aud has had the opportunity to form judgment OF his
In the intercourse thus established he cannot
have failed to hnd in old saddebags congenia
spirit; perfect simplicity and ardness the
wisdom of experience and moderation and conviction
and courage; double dealing and no damfoolery.
There brilliant men, but safer, IN the Demo-
cratic party, aoi 1t may be added with equal TRUTH
none more deserving.
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devil IN Tho ivory ~ h"nv.n. ph"rs make
" their boast 'hat they have n 'hs paat been
fs-cals and r-ptobs,'-~. hut w-r- antlil"nly
converted into saints by tho operations ~
th" army. ~ 90 tho rest. they must b-
generally uneasy Spirits. who crave excite
mont and arr fond ~ making q Noise. rcliR-
ious fanatic. or follows ~ Tho di-pu~ttton
which produces trnmps md siventurcr..
~ course. most - the. men are In ear
nest. and. ct Iea-t for the moment. sincerely
d,.-irc to make the world better. but there
would be few tn tho ranks ~ the Army vcro
10 not for the show and parade. the blood
and thunder. the conspicuous uniforms. the
drums. and the battle cries. And people VINO
need such Inducements to enter upon the
work are not Trustworthy evsn9ells's They
are likely to soon get over their enthusiasm
when the novelty OF tho business has worn
on. and are just tho sort Of characters 10 DO
tempted to vary the excitement by immoral
excuses.
Besides. tho Salvation Army does much
mischief In Turing away from their homes
and subjecting to dangerous temptations
giddy and impressionable girls, who are in
fatuated by the pomp and parade, as they
were by the tinsel Of a circus Of the olden
time. They want to fight for the Lord, to
wear red, and sing Of blood and battle. fear
ing no harm so long as they are with COM
pany SO loud In prayer and praise. Their
vanity. their spirit OF adventure disposition
to self-sacriflce, and religious emotion are
NIL appealed to, and they put themselves in
association with the unbalanced or inherently
vicious characters who make up tho Army.
and run the terrible risk which familiarity
with vice is SO apt to involve.
We expect that eventually the bitterest
enemies Of the Salvation Army will DO found
among religious people who now tolerate Its
coarseness and excess on the ground that
the object for which 1t fights Is good.
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A CoIumm Article.

Husband TAT the breakfast table)-I think It's
disgusting the amount Of space tho newspaper. devote
to this prize fighter sullivan. Ills every movement il.
concerning him. -''>'
Mne-ls that sof Let me see the paper
Husbsud-ws, wait minute; EAvsnt npishsd the
article myself Jet ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-22
Senator VAN WICK of Nebraska Is bravo
and useful public servant

Has the real story Of Gen. GoRDoN's death
yet been told? Hardly any two accounts OF the
manner Of 1t agree. The latest story. emanating.
like the others. from the Arabs. says GORDON
killed three Of the enemy before he was him.
self pierced with spear. Considering his in
trspid character. it is not likely that he per-
ished without striking blow. but the difficulty
OF ascertaining just how he did die only illus
trates the extreme untrustworthinsss Of much
OF the professed information concerning occur
rences within the MAHDI's lines that is retailed
to the public.
Again the story that the MAHpI's followers
are deserving him is heard. but as all previous
assertions Of the same kind have been based
upon equally good authority and have turned
out substantially false. there 10 no reason for
thinking that this is true.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-22
Picking Pocket. Mt Church Gatherings.

ELMIRA. March Alt has just been discov-
cred that young man, member of Park Church. of
which the Rev. Thomas X Beecher 10 pastor has been
for months plying the profession OF pic pocket
ciab.s falrs and other church gatherings He WAS
pected some weeka ago, and watch was set upon him.
which rr.ut-d in catching him in the Of picking a
laiys pocket. The sums of money he has from
fellow church members in that way have from
So To So watches aud articles Of iewelry have also
been taken The pcspocket is ~ yesrs Of age and
long, TO u good fanny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-22
A Norma. stallion s.ld for ss, 800.

CHICAGO. March 2l.-The highest price ever
paid for a Norman stallion IN the United States WAS
given yesterday. AT Bloomington. for Leisure b., owned
by Dillon Brothers The animal bought by Bowser
Son of Nokomis H. for $500 He 70 ysArs Old, and
WAS bred in Bloomington sired by st. Laurent lie WAS
twice exhibited at the Chicago Fat stock show, and
was awarded prize at the Illinois state Fair .
Shrss.y sar.old, N lssk He 10 . dark gray.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-22
Ono OF tA. C.,d..t Night. of The Season.

EAsToN. IA. March 2l.-last night was one
OF the coolest OF the This morning Delaw
her. frozen from shor. shore for the nrst
uhe THIS winter The river has nearly frozen
cra times hs s-Ason but each time there channel
shout twenty feet wide for sus Ice to pass out Tho
Morris Canal 10 also closed and the Lshgh AID
river are covered with ice one TO two inches thick be-
tween here Chunk This time lnat YEAR the
Lehkh Canal adv for navigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-22

A constant cough with shortnes. Of breath, falling
strength AND wasting Of flesh all betoksn uuss more
ment using Dr. JAynss Expectorant serious rsspts
may 10 either avoided or pAliAtsd- -Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-22

Is there remedy for seasickness doctor ?"
Not altogether but It can be greatly relieved. Do
you want II for yourself'"
Yes; Am naval OH GER and under the nav order of
things may have 10 leave W AshingI0n.'