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PAUL WAGNER.

Hacks No. lO,ll, l2, II, IA, 10. Undcrtakers
0sice, "a Blum street, and Stables opposite
Menger Hotel. Bodies embalmed and shipped
all points in tn, Union. Only White Hearse
the City. Open Day and Night Tel. 100.
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nation has interested and moved the world
strangely, the freshness and force OF his human
itaransm have surprised an absorbed and BUSY
generation into wholesome and pregnant reicc-
tons. BY his revival of the spirit which pre-
vailed in the dawn of Christianity he has forced
attention TO the startling divergences which
have been made from the primitive falth ana
practice. The simplicity, earncstncss ana SIN
glc-mindedncss of his discussions have endowed
them with fascination quite unique. In d
word. the author has become real poweI'
active for good, an Intermediary between inc
dangerous extremists of the day, an advocate
of kind of fraternity involving no anarchy,
a kind OF social revolution requiring no blood
shed. The work TO which he put his hand was
d great one. It needed to be done, and there
was no one else either able or willing TO 90 IT,.
Incalcuable good might be produced by the
publication of such books as My Religion"
What else was there for the rcformcr TO do 7
A personal remuneration occurred to HIM. ana IL
has seemingly determined his future lie Will
be no better off than his former scrfs. lie
will share the life of the day laborers. VIII
he not in so determining reduce himself, from
position Of positive usefulness, to one OF rcla-
tive impotence
There is but ono remuneration which is wholly
justifabe, noble and great. III is that whlch
sacrifices self for the good of humanity The
ascctc, The anchoritc, reverse the true principle
They sacrifice humanity to self i'll harborlng
the dcl,lson that safety can he guaranteed by
the cultivation of egoism, no matter how as
guscd. Tolstoi as a teacher, employing his IN
teectual powers, his luminous analytic gill;
the instructive experiences Of his personal career
to guide and elevate and stimulate his fellow
countrymen was an example of energy wisely
applied and thoroughly utilized lie was then
doing the best of which he was capable. tic
was emDhatcally the right man III the night
place. But Tolsto masquerading as prolc-
tartan. suffering hunger and filth and exhaust
ing mental labor, presents painful, an irrl-
tating, an altogether modifying picture
As a laborer, a mechanic. he has neither mis-
sion nor meaning, unless his significance bc
the melancholy one which attaches to all at
tempts TO level down instead Of lcvcling up
He has thrown away his advantages, his oppor-
tunities for usefulness. To satisfy personal
fantasy he has abdicatcd the office OF national
bencfactor. In permitting sclf-hood, under
whatever plausible representations, to dominate
his action. he has dcrogatcd from the broad
and generous maxms which, when more clear
sighted, he derived from mcdilatlons upon tho
Founder Of Christianity. Let US hope that
his present illusion will fade and that he VIII
return TO literature. He is too good ana val
liable man to adopt the "sct gray life and
apathctic end"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
The TALK or THE DAY.

The chaplain OF the Mariners Church and Sailors
Home of Charleston C., appeals for aid TO rebuild
these Institutions
ado YOU preach from notes :" asked the deacon OF
up town church, during the exaninaton Oh sh APP
Well. no-not exactly" hestaed the applicant; 81
prearh tor nores-hank nOes."
He was SUMMARY expunged.-lWsshington Critic
The Episcopal Church will celebrate the centennial
annivers Try OF It's formal organic In 1889
One Hope Left.-Omahs Grocer-Have you tried this
new brand coffee from Bovlaf
Professions! Polncan-NO; anything extraf
"wei never use coffee myself and wa, much sur
prised at complaint received about II ths mornans
customer SAID 1t was INTOXICATING or AZ least the ehcc'
was Just the same u ,,
the Prohbition-s get MS down this new knd OF eonee
Is dscOvrred."-t Omaha World
News travel slowly In France. Tho French Consul at
Pha lelph. receives something like Had0z-n let
tprs week from people who claim 10 be- relsiyes
OF old stephen Girsrd asking wbrther t Is ira or no.
thar dead and has left large fortune-Springheld
Union.
There a IN Allegheny. Penn, who dosent pro-
pose to enrich the newspapers by advertising. 10
Pitlsbur2 who advertised for cook he wrote as
follows other day "Dear Sri have seen your adj
vertisement for a cook for days In the papers
you want please send the rest OF the
girls to mo, a don't care TO a lvertise'
Play not play not! The xsno you play may change
Tnr jolly JACK may cease TO smile on You,
The kindly bea mag qlson grow col AMI str 1nge
The he rt still warmly Deat, put not Do true.
Play not play not! rns nan Is you holt may be
But bODtals Oh the gay an 1 glti5Dnb eLrtni
The silent spades and Other car IL n.
Beam your rave as once upoI your Dlrtn.
Play not play not Oh, W ,rning yanly said
la present hours "a III the years gone past
Ills nope of pot luck paints the whole game red,
Aud makes man sticS.to IL TO inc last.
Warrington Critic.
The American citizens who live In the City OF Mexico
have issued another appeal for tho American hospital
10 erected In that city. very desirable site has
been secured. which 1t is proposed to
erect four small paviions with an ad-
mlnstratlye building In the centre One OF
pavons is fast approaching completion ami 1t is
hoped, II funds are available, to erect the central
building soou The whole plan calls for aDont $4,000,
OF which about $4,000 has boon subscribed IL 10
hoped that mlny Americans will aid this most worthy
OBJECT
Rudolph Falb European seismOlogst, is trying TO
frighten people by predicting tremendous ooI the
year 640O 4. ID.
Mr. Wayback-Yes, beats all what queer things hap
pen nowadays We've got tne durnest mystery you ever
In town now.
Omaha Mau-Ah some crime suppose
"Well yes, something like that. You see. tramp
has confessed that he stole $40 from the contribution
OF our churcD."
Yes. tut where's tho mystery You know who took
it,
"why, can't imagine how it got there, you see."
-tOmahs World.
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MUSIC.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETYS PLANS.

THE PHILHARMONIC SOClETIS PLANS.
The directors of the Philharmonic Society
have issued prospectus for the coming and
have accompanied 1t with the outlines OF all the pro
grammes. The slowing is which holds ont prom.
ises will delight the hearts OF ali lovers of high
class music. The concerts six IN number Will be
in Metropolitan Opera Rouse the Saturday
OF November 49, December f. January L. February
10. March 10 and April g. with public rehearsals
preceding Friday afternoons. Up to the present time
engagements have been III ,de with Miss Iil Lehmann
Miss Emma Juch, Rafael Josefy aud william Ludwig.
The following among the novelties announced tor
tue At tue first concert Miss Juch aud Mr.
wig will heard i'll FROM Ruhinstcns" Nero
aud the orchestra Will play Anton Bruckucrs
phony no. y IN major, for which Mr. Thomas has had
wind nsirhmeDts made in Europe. A the second
concert Miss Lobm will In the finale from Way
uer's GOtertammernung. md "A now symphony by
TschaikOwsky after byrUns Manfred will be li, Ell
AT the the novelty Will be Brah.is's sym
phony 10 T. minor Go - AMI at the IL syul-
pluny by Saint 5i.ens. sui in manuscript Al the II II
concert although Rlbins SINS dramatic symphony is
announced entirely work ~ that composer vii bo
ayei for the Hrs time II tho score IS receive IL time
AT the sixth and last concert here will be playei
symphony by an Italian conl osrr, Alberto Frncheit.
aud Rats adaptaO Bacn's chacOnna, whlcu Kan has
dedicated to tLo NewloIK Philharmonic Society.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The freshest thing from the pres of Novelo
Ever Co.. London Is cantata emitted " Tue Llgnt Of
ASIA" composed by Dudley Buck. The book Of this
work az might easily be surDlsed Is composed OF
tracts from Edwlu ArnOlds poem of the ami
Mr.. Buck Inscribed MS work TO the poet III token
his admiration the poem and his appreciation OF
courtesy by Mr.. Arnold in permitting the
extracts to used. Concerning the OF the
music Will something say after more careful
examination or the vocal score. On a first glance II
seems 10 DO the most beautiful music that Mr.
Buck written. and this means That II Is al Ogetner
1t Is charming irrsnness AMI grace OF Us mead
and the happy Use OF Oriental Intervals AMI ythma
II more than many essays 10 advance the
cause Of American music
The directors OF the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society
have notified tho public their plans Tor the approach
u There VIII DO concerto
public rehearsal preceding. October 30, December
49, January 22 February H. March II and
April 2. At tho second concert Llszcs Legend
Of St Elizabeth" viii 10 performed In memory Of the
dead composer ana at tnu nfn Tie chorus or tue
ciety wIl agan participate IN Ruhnstc.'s Paradise
Los :" hoped to secure lne services Of Ln Leh-
mann tor OF The concerts.
The dates OF the mphony Society
at the metropolitan Opera House arc follows: Nnvcm-
Der g. December l. January s. February II. Mircn II
aud April TO- For the hrre Oratouo society concerts
November IL, Dcce uDcr 30 anu March g. At the first
TWO concerts tue WORKS VIII ne Israel III Egypt" aud
ssi a. M,... All
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TOLSTOrS EXPERINENT.

Recent statements about Count TOlstOi are
to the effect that i'll his efforts TO put his life
in accord with what he believes to he his duty
as a Christian he has stripped himself Of his
fortune and reduced his scale Of living to that
Of the peasants around him, occupying himself
in common hard labor and tasting poverty
and hardship in all things. 1t is no doubt a
difficult and delicate undertaking to pass judg-
ment on questions of individual duty. The
course that a man determines upon must gen
orally be aligned by the aid Of his own lights.
and the reasons which control him can for the
most part be clearly perceived by him alone.
But the case Of Count Tolstoi is exceptional.
He has taken the world into his confidence
by his books, which comprise his autobiography
and which furnish the history of his ps, chic
development In My Rclig on he has shown
how strongly the Christian socialism of he eally
church has taken hold upon him. 1t is OBJ
vious that he is now trying to apply the ideas
shown forth in that remarkable work. The
aues ion, however, is whether the Remuneration
he is attempting is not a remuneration rather Of
cncfi en- d we. S thin of indlv dual a1vant S;
whether in fact his course Is not calculated
rather to deprive his followers Of valuable
stimulus than to supply them with worthy
example,
AS writer Count Tolsto has unqucstionably
been useful TO his country and his limc HIS
ingenious. candid and penetrating self-cxami-
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imbecility than consisted in doing business with
such lunatic.
PERSONAL

To-day Is the Hon. George Bancroits e'Bn" "A'"
birthday aDnIS erssry.
Tina Empress OF Austria Is still losing health. She
would seek aid at the Shrine OF Loures only she diskes
the French Government TOO much 10 go upon flo"o"
SOIL even inc0g.
Mr. william T. Adams talias Oliver Optic Will
,oon leave his almost lifelong homo ut Dorchester aud
remoye permanently to Minneapolis ~bers he VIII
enqage I'm business WIN his son-In-lsw, Sol smth
Russell who at the same tine will retire from tne
drana stage. Nj. Adams will M sorely missed at
Dorchester and Boston. where he mas ior many }oa,s
been ienned Int matey with the rest Interests OF the
public schools He IS Quite reclaimed us 'isn WIFI"
few years ago was seriously impaired.
General Lord wolseey one OF the most Interested
visitors to Mr. succ italian faster; possibly with
view IN usnr his elixir in future campaigns on the
Nile. Mr. succi by the way made only about @l'Zoo ny
his tbirty-days exhibition
Mrs. Madeleine vnton Danlgren will spend the
coming wiEter in Philadelphia
Phe death Is announced of Dr.. sampson Gameee, tho
eminent sngeon o. Birmngh an OF the famous
veterinary surgeon OF Edinburgh He was the author OF
the Hospital SATURDAY" collection system.
Professor W. g. Tyler. who has just brought out an
edition OF the Hail. has been active mente oil the
Amherst College, Faculty for more tDan half century
Donald King the vocalist. whose death was the other
day announced was an interesting link between the
Present AMI past nasmuch ~ he was In ms boyhooi
acquainted with the wife or David GarrlcK.
None OF Robert roombs's brilliant sayings will be
carved on his monument but only his name and inc
dates OF his birth and death. The mon men Is marble
shalt twenty-five feet neh on granite nase ana Will
cover the graves Of General TOombs and bis WIFE,
Despite the weakness attendant uron his eghty-hve
years. Cardinal Newman still rises at half past every
morulng aud makes up hi5 Led
Mr. Moses woolsOn and Lis wife. the well-known
author. have permanently removed from Concord 10
BOSTON
Theeb VS. reeaa has been sent from Mandalay to
London and placed exhibition.
Mr.. william F. Apthorp Will deliver dozen lectures
on Music before tue Lowell Institute THIS winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

HIGH LICENSE IN UNITED STATES COURTS
The Ohio liquor law has been sustained, in
an important sense, 10y the decision of the
United States Circuit Court. Judges walker
and Jackson concurring, which refuses a re-
straining order asked by a saloon-kccpcr. In
the decision the court lays down some pr'n-
cplcs of wide application. The Dow law,
which imposes special and heavy tax upon
iouor selling, docs not conflict, the court holds
with the Constitution of the United states !;
it does not deprive the complainant OF his
property, but sis only police regulation IN
the interest of public morals and for the com
mon good. and although it may in some measure
affect the value of his property, or interfere
with IFS use in purposes for which it was OBJ
tanned, it does not thereby deprive nm OF
his property to any greater extent than large
class of legislation, both State and Natlonal,
that has not been questioned in our pubic
laws The fact that this application was
made TO the United States rather than 10
State court warrants the inference that the
complainant did not expect from state inter-
probation of the law more favorable decision
But TIE wide division between this and
some other decisions in cases of similar nature
will attract attention. Prohibition has been
in some instances embarrassed by decision IN
Kansas and another in Iowa, tending to the
conclusion that some compensation could oc
claimed by brewers and distllers if their prop
erty was rendered valuclcss by State enact
mcnt. Whether this position is sound or not,
it is instructive to have it judicially dis
tinguishcd from the legal import of high
license law. which taxes but docs not render
the property necessarily of no value.
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the Mayor as his own successor. For instance :
in what an unpleasant position it places Mr.
Edward Cooper He has been urged by many
Of his friends to become a candidate for Mayor;
but being friend Of Mr.. Grace, how can nc
consent TO push himself now in the face of tho
expressed preferences of the sclf-consttutcd
County Convention 7 Verify, Mr. Grace's
political hand has not lost its cunning. The
George movement has also gained strength dur
ing the week, and the Tammany Democrats
arc badly frightened. They only hope that
Georges canvass was begun too soon. Re-
publicans meantime are not uneasy. The adj
vantagcs which the situation offers them are
not unnOticed,
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MISS c,,s. u0AnIs'S AosI DIAMOND

Miss Clara Mr. week played at Ere anl Scranton,
Penn al, suecess.,o nghs The distance sixteen
hnnrs am, ~ ORDER rench trun which pick her
sneril . necessary TO leave Fri rather hurficdy.
ON a scranton thoacress discovered the loss ola
anon brooch valued $1,000 Which she wears 10 the last
net Of LAftnl AZ" tel Immediately sent back.
hui no re On was receil anxiety ia, ireSusur
OF heriO pay sent u on Tie next tiain and as.
ug nth hi sgOuscd local manager OF Janitol, who
u uYn .tl al attaches amt search WAS began
which on IA vigorously prosecuted or halt day Was IA
AZ costumes worn ON the evening OF
The o.l alo-hy ovehAu ID bat no sign OF tho ui
ine i,Wtl ,nr giL r. G. liza rotI her husband h1
In .lo natter IN tv hands oil tho chloA ot po. %
of 10 detective means al ale
com, nut o r,lr tn brooch IL Is valued even Icy ond ~
min wort. as being we ding gin 10 Miss Morris
f l.Qs husband and her MANAGER. frAnk IL Gvvor
wDAr Q "a to ~ erett House Yesterday ne:ninS
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SIXTEEN PAGES.
TIE NEUS THIS MORNING.

FoHrIGH-The news in London - The sit ua-
ton in the East. - Bulgaria accedinG to the
Cars demands. - The state of siege In Russia
continued - Lord Randolph Churchill on Ire
land and Bulgaria. - Earthquakes in Germany.
g. Spanish rebels condemned to death
DOMEsrIC-Ihe The;is-Stranger race at Marble
head. - Harry Wilkes won the trotting race
in Chicago 60 John sherman speaking III
Louisville 60 Knights of Labor gather
ing IN Richmond 60 Severe frosts In
Virginia and Tennessee - lie triai
of JanItor Titus at Hackcttstown, n. j. - Gov
ernor Pattson on the anthracite coal combination.
~ Nominations for Congress and for the As
sembly - Judge Peckhams friends alarmed.
- international cricket in Philadelphia.
CITY AND Subj RBAN.-Justin Mccarthy enter
tanned at dinner. 60 Nearly $4,000 em6ezzled
from the Union Dime Savings Institution. -
The reported purchase OF steamships by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company denied. - Winners
at Jerome Parks Cleaner, Lageard. Climax,
Voante. Little Minnie, Major Pickett. - New
Works beaten by Detroits. - Boston won the
lacrosse championship. GO new minister
chosen for Trinity parish. - New-ioIK
Athletic Clubs annual fall games played.
g Three Charities Commissioners IN
d,cted in Brooklyn. - Suicide of
Young woman. - Cod value of the legal
tender silver dollar t412l2 grains)-at 44i21 per
ounce-74 AS cents - Stocks feversh at better
prices, closing irregular and unsettled
THE WEATHER. Indications for to-day: warmer
and fair Temperature yesterday: Highest, OBJ;
lowest, 49, average 4934O.
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that all the dead heather are bopccssly and
forever lost until there shall come a clear eN-
press and unmistal<abc declaration oil the AL
mighty to that effect; in the meantime we
will not forbid a missionary to preach the Cos
pei simply because he is disposed to give
the Divine mercy the benefit of the doubt.
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I am not made OF stone


Neir. YORK. Correspondence Of The B)stOa Transcript
one ol tue lo, thGt aas 3,cn circulated ohs MIN
lPrrsFient Atthur entuales ron tao notorious I'll
PERKINS, and IA tue effect that ahsintae drnkhs HhA
or the prime pal o his lnesa. lu1s Story AaH
given tho sufferers friends and relatives sOod deal o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

pain aud ann0yanos-because II 10 known "a be . ell,
and uDmitfgated fasehood. maze Of whole cotl
Tor sensational and thoroughly 'sr.putabls purpose
can contradict 1t on the higher authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

The local political situation has developed
several amusing features during the last week.
First If all was the suggestion of Mr. Grace
us Ma, or by scf-consttuted convention OF the
County Democracy. even before the date OF
the primaries 10 Get delegates to County
Convention hal Lecn fixed. The move was a
yhrcwd one. for thereby great obstacles have
been put in the way of selecting any one bur
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PLAYING If FOR ALL IT {, WORTH

Tho picturesque gt"up presumed 40 Mayor Grace just
now with Colonel Fellows ana Distrct-At orncy Mar
tine nr.is un anuringly suggestive Ot the
"lichaId III l." when Lnft VI yJr London, Back
ingh an and tn urle GlOster mat IL serns dis
gracious IN the city eye" nlm e,itao Ike
rnr relns o power Presently tho wortny Mayor Will
say no doubt
am not made Of stone .
Since JOu will buckle lorttnc back,
To bear bar whether viii q no.
1 nm n.V rs ttlenC To .ut tine All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

The Buffalo Courier comes to the rescue of the
reputation of Niagara Fails considered sum-
mer resort 1t asserts that even before the State
purchased the lands for reservation the fees
which their owners collected were neither unjust
nor excessive though they were provoking 1t is
the Impression of those who paid the fees that
they were provoking because they were unjust and
excessive. We should be pleased to have The
Courier discourse the Niagara hickman. There
is a rumor abroad IN the land that he has always
been of a shy and retiring disposition and has uni
formy insisted on giving visitors to the Falls free
rides except when money violently thrust upon
him. Perhaps The courier would let us know If this
is the correct view of the Niagara hackman. Pe0-
pie generally believe that it is, but they would like
to make assurance douby sure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

An Indiana grocer has been blown up by what
people who use language loosely call an accident"
tie undertook to weigh ont guhpowder with a
lighted cigar in his mouth. llo dropped the cigar
into the can of pow Ter, and an explosion resulted
which killed him. IL Is ilent that thus Indiana
s.pc'r belonged TO tho army OF idiDts who "don't
..N ltr lotot' 'ihs mans criminal folly not
J.. r ..assd hl )wn doath but probably that OF one
H .ui $40 ohcl men, nho were guilty of 10 further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

New Workers naturally and with reason com
plain of exOrbitant rents for houses. and often
are heard to lament the cheaper accOmmOda-
tons of the British capital Judging from a
letter in this mornings paper from The TRIB-
UNEs London correspondent, an Englishman' 5
house may be his castle but along with the
enjoyment and freedom which he finds therein
he must bear a heavy burden gratis, taxes. re-
pairs and sometimes legal blackmail The
landlords sole duty is TO collect his rent. The
tenant does all that is needed in improvements
and repairs, for which he can obtain no allow
lnce when his time exp res. Indeed, if he wishes
TO renew his lease he must pay increased rent
for the use of his own improvements. 1t is
not quite so bad in New York. Every tenant
has somc rights here, and good tenant COM
mands many privileges so that if IA homo does
cost more IN this metropolis than abroad, the
occupant of it when once installed is more
comfortable than an EAglishman under SINH
lar circumstances.
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Jnoex to advertisements.
Business Notices.

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