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New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

preserve he from the moths and got out and burp,..
pie ribtick and green apple mrh- provok r. Tnsv
are Iltte frayei about tne edges ani smell rather
chestuuty. doubt. but guess theyi last her
season - N0rri,tOwn Herald.
There wouldn't be much chance for Anarchist pape,
in China A CnInese sp,per writer named wongtn
recently sentenced to be qnartered. becsnse ia
scientific article lie had nersted the names Of
era dead Enperors act contrary 10 court etqiete
Afterw ri his punishment mitigate 70 decspita-
ton His children will no put 10 death In the autumn
for tho sin OF their father.
Book Agent IA tho boss of the house int
Husband t"ho nas responded 20 The ring o. the door
f. BA-Op! the boss Of the mouse IL badly.
H.-Yes. servant girl Ignes. you will find her IN
the basr' Kitchen. 60 down tho fght OF stairs to
left Go0i mOrnnI-lBoston 'ourisr
According TO The Boston 7rqv,er the cnrren, bore OF
that town ways converses in missionary spirit. "Tn
despar says. "you seek to STRIKE current topic
OF tho hour. Il an steepng my4ef IN TDeosophy' yoi
say lightly, he lays HIS hant on Light on the PATH
VIII ch, as a we-reguatcd BosoniaD. you have on your
table 'Ahv he remarks settling back In hs chair. IL
is all wrong. all wrong and herenpon he begins not
indeed the Christian era. but with the creation
and proceeds and toward the hooL"
After lapse ~ twenty-five years the Missouri TN9.
lature issed bill winding M inc an IRE 81 tho
State home gnarl. organzed during the reDriion Mis-
souri, s little learning nat the W. IL over bnt
she appears have heard the news before reached
Alabama and Georgia IN tne ,tter siate' they hays
been fighting the reheloD sgain-wh their mouths
-lNUrIistOwn Herald
The Berlin An,-Tmpoverishment Society seems 10 bs
doing n good work During tho sixteen years OF tts
existence it has the sum OF sj.s7j marks
l52ss persons besides relieving 56lSS rsons to tho
amount ~ O2O marks making total Of l739 s9j
marks distributed 7li7G persons In hard cash. inis
pendent OF the loan. or gift OF 32oS sewing m'chine4
or the amount advanced (s5i.S75 markD nearly
10000 marks have been paid back by the borrowers
The society numbers l2.3t7 paying members, who dar.
ing the past year. contributed about 100000 marks Of
which sum little more than l250OO MARKS were
pended.
Traveller-Thars the fire escape, Isupposei
ID ikOta Landlord Yea.
"And the eeyatorP
"Is yonder. sir"
ALWAYS IKE to take in nv bearings. one thinf
more Which IL the way TO the cyclone cellarH
"1hrough this trap sir preclpitate Incline. JET
tender IN its delivery.
That's all Good night" t"-tPhiaielphia Call
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

the admiration which pluck and courage uni
yersally elicit But it must be borne in mnd
that the end served by all these exhibitions oi
obstinate hardihood is thoroughly evil. The
sole purpose of them in short is to maintain the
gross deccption which has enabled this advent
urcr and his partners to fleece scores OF hum
dreds of thrifty small capitalists in his native
country. For years these poor people have
been ,lundered by the most fagrant misrepre-
sentations about the forwardncss of the canal,
and now that the whole editicc OF fraud ana
falsehood seems tottering to Its fall. NJ.
Lesseps throws himself forward and endeavors,
by fresh exhibition of his characteristic GOODNESS
and intrepidty. to avert the collapse. lie even
goes so far as to intimate that if the french
Government vctocs the lottery loan he can
procure the needed money in some other coun-
try No doubt he is quite capable OF assuring
his French victims that the American investor
is hungering and thrsting for the opportunity
to buy canal stock. and that only the intensity
of his patriotism induces him to refrain from
coming over here and securing all the capital
he wants.
We know that he is capable of this because
he has done it before. In the face of absolute
lack of faith in the canal in the United States
he went home and told everybody that he
had ample American support. Of course there
is not a word of truth in what he says. III
the lottery loan is refused he has no other re-
sources The capitalists of no country in
Europe will help him. II is only among the
most ignorant class of investors that he has had
the least standing during the past two years.
The report of NJ. Rousseau will probably sound
the lnell Of the most audacious and unprinci-
pied scheme that has been attempted since the
South Sea Bubble burst, and NJ. Lessepss won
derful assurance will be exhibited in VAN while
his rose -colored reports and prospectuses will
be relegated to the realm of fiction, where
they properly belong.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
MR. GLIUNTONES T1CTLCS

Mr. Gladstone can no longer be reproached
for Degcctng to consult Liberal opinion and
for advocating personal policy. The COM
plant now made by his opponents, AZ is stated
in one of our cable letters, is that he is bring
ing the pressure of the whole party organiza-
ton To bear upon the malcOntents. The cau-
cuses on his side and are making strenuous
efforts to influence independent Wings and
Radicals. The Home Rule bill has ceased to
be the personal property of the Prime Minister.
1t has become the Liberal policy OF dealing
with the various Irish questions. In order to
give additional weight to the political opinion
Of the party. Us il Ia now declared, Mr.. Glad.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
THE TALK or IHk DAP.

Summer schools for teaching all sorts OF useful know
edge be growing In favor aud during the coming
summer there Will be more OF them than
son. would you know the most deusve thing in all
this II i the new anecdoto" Of
ATtrnus Ward Aud second most unreal thIng Is the
fresh story of Abe LncOn'a' The bun actor or
broken-down new -paper who dOrsnt know one OF
Artemus- good sells which has been In print y II
dead And the story is old enough 10 be killed Tho
fresh Lincoln anecdOtc Ia usually tod by - retired poll
tcian and attorney of sang County. ILL.,. who Used
circuit with the Martyr PrrsidonL" Ihs ansc-
doc ought To retire. too having earned est Dy faithful
SERVICE Buffalo Express
The city authorities OF Lyons. France. have resolved
to rid themselves OF all religious ombems In public
places. Inc Mayor regards emOiems AS "rclcs Of
degrading superstition"
" Here boy" said tho humorous editor. take this
three-py church fair oyster skt, this eighteen carat
plumber joke and this hilarious all wool skating rink
pAxAxrApA and pack sm AWAY W cotton and o~mpher 70
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
TIE ORA .ui-N / SIC.
MISS ANDERSON'> FAREWELL

Last night at the Star Theatre Miss Ander
son brought to an end OF thirtyone
America The house dcnsely crowded even ths
being turned out of their ri sccs to provide
additional seats The performance of "Pygm ton ant
Galate." and Comedy and Tragety" passed noothlg
to an early close. The public goodwill toward " ss
Anderson and its delight In her personitons
were manifested with frequent and enthu-
siastic plaudita Occasions OF tls kind bring
with them their own peculiar atmosphere ~ anxious
excitement and sorrowfu regret The departure OF tn
actress feared herself to All he rtss lnyes Ell
with more than the significance OF merely professional
event 1t is the breaking OF tic Of exalted friendship
IL Is the withdrawal OF an active ence TO eeY1t" AID
to intellectual eyc Of the community No part
OF mental experience. probably IL more vital tn'n
that which from the pecul relationship %
tween the dramatic auditor aud The artist OF the si-e
The actor, inIeed, has httle inlvdua Hno"4'd~e u
Lis audlcncr out. nature Of things, acting soOl
makes revelation OF Its vot sry, and the audience
knows the actor Mise Anderso7 has become associated
in many minds, with their highest anu Dri-ht
est ideals OF romance Leaving Us LOT uA"o
she leaves many bright and cnerlsned memories
OF the beautiful herones OF dramatic hctou' OdI so
she leaves sense OF loss an sadness As Ia hh' cd1-
tain fell night, and this fair and noble presence
vanished from our sight, the old sweet ines of Words
worth came rppllns into the Thought OF the moment,
and they may well De used here the word loe luo
hour:
.such thrilling voice was never heard
In spring-tIme from the cuckoo OlFd,
Brelklng the -iicnc" 0i the >rts
Among the iarthest iieOrides
Ilistcned, motO less and SIN,
And As mounted u the hl
he nsIrt bore
after was hearl no more.'
After the curtain fell the pcrf0r of" COMEDY
and Tragedy Miss Anderson was called back upon the
scene 10 less five times. by most enthusiastic ap-
plause the whole audience standing up Cheering ani
waving hats and hsnikercnl-fs In response to thl'
erecting she spoke with much emotion the following
words OF farewell:
I, "a not easy to find tho right words for
.ucn moment as this | partus from
YOU for perhaps. considerable Time Ihis Is a
.,,l Thought to me. | hope 1t Is not wholly an
ind erent thought you FROM tue outset OF my pro-
fe-son. career htd the good fortune u receive
KIND consideration, sympathy and encourtsenrht AZ
your generous hands Ihis lie, ply feel IL has be-
icve said or me that AN Indifferent TO Lac gool,
viii OF my native land. Ibls Is mistake May nos
,lso saw 1t Ia a Injustice lhere IL hothnS
In my heart but gratitude and affection io~arIs
this most indulgent ami generous puOAc
shall never forget you. You will, no doubt hud "ther
fvortes as the years 20 but shall ever cherish hs
none that may keep place. llttle Pacc-lh yOur
he 'rts Crate .uy aud respectfully BID yod Tor a
time. gOOd-hye.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
xrwvoRx DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY MAY 90 PAGES

conducted papers, as full OF good things MS 9
petition for post-oflice is full of names. are sent
to press bctlmes. if not sooner; while at icast one
of them ihc Times being witness IS issued on sun
day as early as Saturday afternoon And yet tins
is the ingenious uncoruptcd interior of our state
which from the Gibraltar of It's virgin purity ever
and anon bernoans the wckedDess of the metro
politan press, romarlling tho while that God made
the country and mau ma he the town. Ii is within
the truth to affirm that no such shock has been
given 10 puollc confidence since the Cardlif Giant
fled to Canada.
Now TIL rMBUNr mon and newspaper brethren
of the Interior resorts to no such previous tao
ties Its sunday morning edition is printed on
sunday morning and contains all the news
that has been co lected up to the hour OF
going to press. Ordinarily, that means all
the news of the night. True. We got leiI
III common with our metropolitan conteni-
porares on the Jachne verdict True.
also that such an omission. like the century plants
blossom is not to be counted upon more
than once in hundred years Under the
system now in force news is furnished to the city
papers in advance of its Transmission 70 those out
OF town. so that we 20 to press good deal
carrier than our interior brethren and still have all
the news.
After this the deluge We now prepared to
credit the rumor that. beginning with next Sun
day. a special train will be run during the season
from the interior to the metropolis carrying the
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse. Troy and Albany
papers. It's capital stroke of enterprise. and II
any of the papers start previously as to miss any
interesting verdcts or things. we promise to Keep
quiet about it, realizing that they would do as
much il the tables turned.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
THE STdTE SCRVEY.

There are indications that the excellent work
of the State Survey " i'll be resumed at no very
distant day. The bill apTropratlng sufficient
sum of money to arrange, preserve and prepare
for printing the records Of the Survey was ap-
proved by Governor Hill last week, and i'll the
closing hours of the session he Likewise nomi-
mated three commissioners to fill the vacancies
in the board.
The Governor received legacy of hostility
TO the Survey, as hitherto conducted, from his
predecessor, and year agD 7etoed an appropri-
alton to carry it on. Mr. James /. Gardiner
thereupon resigned his position as director.
work ceased, and no appropriation was asked
for this year. excepting a small sum to prevent
the destruction of the results already attained.
We hope that the Governors approval of this
appropriation and his appointment of good
men to fill the vacancies in the board are indl-
cations that he has changed his mind about the
Survey and will hereafter cordially cooperate
in the compile ton of an important and useful
work. which has been conducted from the
start with great skill and economy.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
THE FRENCH MR. TOOTS

The irrcpressiblc NJ. Lcsseps comes up smil-
ing and shaking his head after the staggerer
administered TO the Panama Canal by VI.
Rousseau, and cheerfully observes, after the
manner of the immortal Mr.. Toots, that ats of
no onseGuence. you know! NJ Rousseau was
commissioned by the French Government to
inspect the canal to the end that the Govern
Dent might know whether it was safe to grant
the lottery loan solicited by Lesseps. NJ.
Rousseau examines the canal carefully, and re-
ports that in his Judgment it is not in such
state OF progress as To warrant the statements
advanced by the corporation and VI. Lesseps
He says that in effect the corporation and W.
Lesseps have put forward systematic misyepre-
sentatiOns, or, i'll plain English, have lied pei
s!stently about the matter. He declares that
practically very little work has been done on
the lsthmus, and that the canal cannot be fin
ished within the period advertised. And this
damaging, this probably faal, report NJ
Lesseps now speaks Of jauntily as a thing of
"nO consequence"
Were the Panama Canal swinale matter
affecting only It's promoters it might be possible
to regard these evidences of perseverance and
uncsnQuerable bu0yancy in n. Lesseps with
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

An official representative of the United
States abroad should indeed be noted FOR the
simplicity of his manners and intercourse but
we submit that to sit about the legation ONCE
in ones shirt-sleeves and IN that condition to
ac, not only as Minister but door~boy, is to
carry republican unpretentiousness Attle
too far, especially among so courtly people
as the japanese. Neither is he wise
diplomat who speaks slightingly OF the
people to whom he is sent, even The mas Deeh
Governor OF Texas, territory many times
larger than England sir" The dome eslic econ
omies which Mr.. Hubbard chooses to practise
at the legation are of course his own affair, but
for its own sake this Government snouiu Do.
send abroad men who are utterly regardless oi
good manners.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
THF NEBS THIS MORNING.

ForrrGx.-Henry Labouchere on the prospects of
the Home Rule bill. - Opinions of Matthew
Arnold - Lord Hartington's speech before the
Liberal Union 60 The news III London. GO
Serious fighting on the Greek frontier. GO Pict-
ures at he Berlin jubilee exhibition. - Cbls-
tening of the young Ming OF SPAN.
CoSsRy,s.-Debate over the Dunn Free Ship
hill IN the House. 60 In Committee: Pan-Elcc-
tric investigation.
DoMrsrIc.-Conrinuing the Anarchist investiga-
tion in Chicago: Anarchists arrested III Milw waukee
and s.. Louis. 60 >tr kc of shoemakers in Lynn.
8 Death of General Durbin Ward in ONO
- Trial of Maxwell for the murder of freer
IN st. Louis == Harvard defeated by Princeton
a, baseball; Yale defeated by Amherst =- Re
ception to the Governors of Virginia West Virginia
and Ohio - Funeral of Colonel John b. Folsom
at Folsomvllle.
CITY AND SUBUEBAN.-Jaehne conducting him
self well i'll prison. --- woman Killed by hght-
ming. las day of the Cedarhurst races GO
New-York men WIN at Lacrosse. - brooklyn
beaten by St. Louis MetTopolItaus by Pittsburg.
- Murphy bea' by Anderson. --- Repnb-
lican primaries discussed. = Receiver OBnen
failed to get the Broadway Railroads
books -= Death of Stephen Pearl
Andrews Funeral of Arthur
Quartlcy. - Arrival of the NIpsic - Parade
of the Coaching Club. = monument unveiled
u honor of jerry McAuley. 60 God value of
the lcca-lender silver dollar t112l2 grainS 1861
cents -- Stocks moderately active with i'm
proving values. closing strong.
Tnr WEArnrr-ludications for to-day: Light
rains followed by fair weathei temperature
yesterday highest. 7S9; lowest, co.; average.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

Persons tearing torn TOR the season, and sum-
Hcr tdrcItcrs, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed 10 Hem poSI aid, for 15 ccntSper month,
The address lcing changed as often as desired.
Tnr DAILY TRIBUNE WW be sent to any address
in Europe at 81 80 per month, uAich includes
tie ocean DOStdQe.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

TIE TRIBUNE takes pleasure in announcing
that tue regular edition Of sunday paper is low
delivered all cities and villages aong the line OF the
New.York Central Railroad (west OF Albany by fast
special newspaper train. the outgrowth OF The ThIB-
UNEs special TO Saratoga of the last four
years The Train leaves New-YOrk City at a H..
and IL the fastest run over the New York
Central road Every station is reached as far as lao
and Niagara Falls, and connection are made reaching
far Chicago and Detroit. The special train will pass
the following points q the hours named:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
CLOSE OF The MAY FESTIVAL.

CINCINNATI, May ~ tSpecidl).-lhe closing
conc.rt of tho seventh bionaal musical festvai was
,,, .,,,sv,lv To The music OF Wagner.
IL xas ike the others OF the series an artistic success;
ut the week closes with financial loss " the fesa'~A
Asa oolstiVQ Of about xoVVVs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

enced to go there by the prospect of cheap ana mo-
ranid transit all day. Doubtless they VIII
feel badly imposed upon if compelled to pay
10 cents part of the time.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

Readers will do vel to leave their orders al with
their local news dealers Newsiealers should Increase
their or ers for Tue SUNDAY tribune
The regular edition OF THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE is also
forwarded to Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
and distributed throughout large part OF Pennsylvania
and Maryland by special newspaper tram, every Sun
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

Mr.. Carlisle. of Kentucky having failed to
please influential constituents IN recommendations
for post Offices. is threatened with vlndlctlve
personal warfare which his assaants think, Will
drive hun from public life. These Kentucky poll
ticians are behind the aye. man of real force is
never killed that way, and Mr.. Carlisle like other
such men. will stand or fail with the principles of
which he has been one of the ables, advocates. Be-
cause those principles wrong ana pernicions to
the country he ought to be beaten. and 1t Is hoped
he NAV be- But it would be gain for the Demo
cratic party or for the country to have set up
instead of him some other willing tool of Kentucky
Office beggars
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

In letter from our Albany correspondent
printed this morning will be found list Of
the more important bills, local and general,
which remain in the Governors hands to be
signed or vetoed as he may see fit Included in
the list are a number of measures, some wise
and some otherwise, relating to this city and to
Brooklyn. Several of the general bills are of
great significance. Until the Governor has dis
posed of the 800 it will be impossible to form
an accurate estimate of the benefit which the
public has derived from the law-making of
1856
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

The reduction of fare to cents at all hours.
on the Ninth Avenue and the Second Avenue
Elevated roads, is wise move on the part of
the directors. Both roads run through districts
largely built up in tenement houses, where a
Scent piece is looked at twice before it is spent
Doubtless the travel On these lines will be much
heavier after June l than it is now whom it
Costs 10 cents ride. Less popular is the con.
tcmplated action of the managers of the Brook
jyn Elevated road who intend (if the Cover
nor signs bill now before him. authorizing
w. to raise the fare on their road to 10 cents
fIom q, except of course in commission hours
The people who have moved out to East New
X0rk recently were OF course greatly inau-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

Some points about the Varsity eight of
Columbia College may be found in our columns
devoted to outdoor sports to-day There is
evidently great room for improvement between
now and the last of June, when the race with
Harvard comes of at New-London, and judg-
Ing from the way the men and their coach work
We believe that the needed Improvement Will
be made. The crew contains some excellent
material which showed To advantage last sum
mer on the Thames, and if it had been ptted
against Yale instead of Harvard it might have
been victorious the crimson IN both races left
the blue and the blue and white about the same
distance behind. Columbia has never lacked
pluck this year we trust she will not lack skill
and weight 1t should perhaps be added that
II was a wise plan to let Yale crew into the
Freshman race at New London in June That
cannot fail 10 increase the interest felt in all
the contests on the Thames.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

The two bills reported to the Senate by the
Select Committee on Coast Defences are such
as all intelligent and well-nfOrmed citizens of
this country will be glad to see passed
promptly. They appropriate $lG,000,O0O for
naval and military coast defences, to be avail
able fDr SIX years after January !, 1887 This
is a vast sum, but 1t is not more than is re-
quired. nor more than a foreign Power could
easily obtain now in the shape of ransom from
New York and other ports of this nation. Let
the Senate approve the measures without de-
lay and if the Democrats want to take the
responsibility of rejecting the bills, let them
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

In his complaint that so many Democratic Con-
gressuen are absent. the Hon. Sam. Randall Is
wholly at variance with the general sentiment OF
the country.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
1u0er 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dnslncss Notlres.

ANGOsTURA BITTERS basno eqia as u de.rtsTS r,,ciS
ara,ust aea sick moss a bottle OF the genuine
manufactured only bv Dr. ]. q. B sleHet' " 0o"'' ~
enbarkng for Europe.
Al VIII nav SO to $50 for left of suits and
nv rco,ts onr prices surprise world Cameron fDus
ave and Dean St. BrOoklyn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

rpIrrNF TERMS TO NAIL suRSCRiBERS
Iesape ree IN the t7''tcd Sfd'rS o,,,,h
Year. Months Months
ar with SuDdav.
Isilv witt sunday w "'V
Remit by Postal Express CIcer or heeis'ceu
-..,o ON ,bo No,e
sYor 1HF NEw-NoRX TrlPUNR" "A
Ham THF TRIBUNE IVA Nassanst Newc foik ~ ~
e,tp ali spondcnce simp y THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

If the Legislature had remained in session one
day longer it might, perhaps. have passed an
amendment to the new law relating TO Aldermen
requiring all candidates for that Office to commit
to memory Judge Barrctts scathIng words
bribery in charging the Jaehue jury and in sentenc
Ing the convicted Alderman. Il lie present Board
might do worse than to have these addresses put
III large type, framed and hung conspicuous
place in the Common Council chamber.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

WilbeI says this affidavit being fatty opposed to
Others he has heretofore sworn to- was made whilc
lie was sober. If he acknowledges himself an
infamous bribe-takcr. when sober what sort of a
character mi ght he impute to blm,elf wnen drunk 7
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

Mosts counsel proposes to have his client tried
in Saratoga County. Quite unnecessary Our
local courts which have proved themselves
adeonate to convict Jachne and Ward, may he
trusted t. deal full Justice to this pestiferous and
loud -mouthed Anarchist