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New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
MR. ROOSEVELT TALKS TO REPUBLICANS

Theodore Roosevelt last evening addressed
the XXIst Assembly District Republican Association
in ,rton Hall He said that for year the impression
had seemed To he general that he knew nothing beyond
two subjects, namely bears and cowboys and he was
pleased 10 alE again about politics. OF the two great
parties lie said that twenty 1Nc the diher nee
fetween OF principles, but now II II one of
tendencies. Tire Republican representatives OF the
people, they do what is proper please their cleo
tors while the De Ocratic representatives. to do that
had necessarily to play the demapORue. Therefore,
Republicans snOud insist being well represented by
men who would give clear and CnequivOcal expression
OF their who would the best sentiments
OF their constituents.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
TO BE DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF NETWORK.

NEwBURG, Feb. II lSpccidh.-Th" Secretary
Of Treasury has appointed John \. Mason. EDITOR or
The Nccbrg Rcgiscr Deputy Collector ~ the New York
Custom HuuSe under H-id-n. Mason ns4 been strong
candidate 10 supescde Postmaster Dckey here and the
appointment Is surprise. lie Is n young marrei
man Of tweutynmr, atils CADET the ~ily r-t"nSnel
OF the Democracy in hits section At Chicago he
made several speeches to ate delegations from the
nud south for Bdyar, VIII isr cl n- he strongly
pli for,h. lie has hrru mrtnb Oi ia" state Com
mtrre for fwo err s.ard 1t .rito-a lat fil wata
warm supporter o' q sArl T. FloS.r fnr Governor ii"
accrptri tho t0cc will report for dutY next
week lie Is crc4itc WITH being friend II the County
IJcnuCTlcy.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
Cooking MAIN AT KINGSTON.

KINGSTON. Feb. 1.-THE second cooking
OF saugercs against Kingston occurred las nisht
aud early this morning at e uupnar road-h"ns" near
here. The main for S3Ou-S2j for each h'ttl.
persons from Kingston and Sane'rti~s w"r"
present. \ number of river tuwu- were feprrs n"d
also, Ncw-Yurk, Brooklyn, Jersey city aud ALBANY,
Kingsfou he irst, fourth aud sixth battles, AMI
crtIrs the second third and nith seventh battle
'Ou- -hf 10 d dr the main ut u was declared =" nr
u draw. The counted ont at the "ud 81 NIFTY
two minute. A. there 80 attempt on The part ~
authorities stop the spot. another largo main
Will be held next week near Kouduut.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
FRIGHTENED OUT OF Ma 7RInoyY

CHICAGO Feb. II tSpeciaD. christian +.
wiehe. the wealthy defendant In the $4,000 OF
promise suit instituted by Rose Moran, placed
the witness stand to-day. There great crowding
about the court room. bury fellow, one Thomas
Fleming elbowed his way in knocking women right and
left aud creating CONSERVATION lie captured
by bai brought the bar OF the court fined $40
Wiehe ackDOw lodged that all the preparations Tor the
wedding concluded. but that he was torn with
nictnQ emotions wing To having discovered that Miss
Moran three years his senior and that he would
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
SIMON CAMERON AND GEORoE BANCROFT

Ex-senator Simon Cameron will soon reach
bis elghtyssventh birthday aud recalling he death OF
the Missouri Senator. AtchsOn. who the president
Of the upper house when he took hts there. ns NIL
bis memory with host OF political "reminiscences
tending back over almost a half century. A sole sur
vtyor Of the PO!k Cabinet. which was power at the
other OF The when Mr. Cameron entered his
FIRST Senatorial Servc. still hives IN WashngOn-one OF
the ID literary crowd, II Is trne-Dut tue mellow
Ing OF bothGeOrge Bancroft In upwars OF eighty
each must, IL they meet be able 10 pour food OF
Interesting incident and cOutemporAneous literature
the political strugges, intgues and history OF bygone
CarN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
I'M FIRr RECORD
DAMAGED DEFECTIVE FLUE

Il 7
defective Hue caused a fire at o'clock yes
t.rday morning iu tn hods" of John ChrrLza. At NJ
4g9 Third st. BrpoElYu. The famiy Mr~ thatcher,
no rryupIrd the thd nOpr had narrow r~Hpr from
suifocaitun los siu"k-. Ihr nre VII WA confined tn
ha.rurut soon put ut but sbnnt lOh N. alter
lurs mad mined Aut ptonuf fcr nj ri.ht.
aud furnaces had been r-ilgtr, the ptr'or n0"r
took nrc. The damage Ia he n"usr estimated at
-. 300 md 10 The luImtmTr II QUO.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
SENiTOG DAWES ON me NfCARAGUA OtNAL
From paper recently LITERARY ctab printed by
The iddAas tMdssJ FTs>mdn.

SENiTOG ia YVES ON me hIrA ARAGUA OiHA l.
From a paper recently iternrV etab. printed by
The .ttaMs tMassJ fTs>g'dn.
In the CLAYTON Bulwer treaty the United
sta nobody else To construct TINS canal
without tho cooperation Of England Whc I'D lho
treaty with Nicaragua she proposes To do IL hetseH
This tue present situation OF this great enterprise
one winch lakcs deeper hold upon the future oi th'S
country Than any other and IS yrinder III s coneepoh
and Ia pO.sbtirs anl promised results than any Ohrr
enlisted the thought or enersles OF thiS
great puhlic. IL lies prone Tor the moment IN All us
greet proportions bound down by III" cntahgled net
work OF pomatc intrigue. Thatit Will strlp these l
rutinn bands from is giant limbs aud rise 10 ronsun
NATION OF purpose there can Oe lltie doubt
The commerce OF the world. power hardly less thah
thai whIch tins wall bet the two great ocednf
that IL snail he broken down. The Eoograph
cal tuanon Of the United states and lis potlraI rela
lions and THIS cOntncu will Mt permit IA
10 suffer pass under other control than our own
II the com plicatIons VIII ch THIS grand ana moro thd
enterprise involved do not yieu AZ
believe they WILL peaceful negotiation then the Nslol
Will meet them with tho courage Of lis Traditions ana oP
pOruntrs and Will hesitate to assert ts power n
make sure lie future supremacy among the comheIca
nations earth. IL will prefer peace but IL VIII NOT
surrendeE
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
DIR. o. w. Holmes on Quackery.

"Quackery" says Bosons brilliant poet and physician
always hobbies on two crutches tattle Of and
the certinc ties OF eergymen' really medicinal article
Ike Bcnsons oous plaster doesn't tJat 0rt OF
port. selstyled "Onv genuine and original porous
pasters contain ingredients which merely
adhesive gthe1ing
porous adhesive and strengthening but cont meucnal
constituents present Others quicker
and powerful than any others yet rfect harmless
ine oIs mus hsy IoNer 'H1 pam iI spot oul be.>on
sdiutioDs der the namos OF "CapciB." Capsicam."
"CaDslcn or CapucIn pasters. ASK FOR Benson's
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
MORE MONEY FOX HE NEW CAPITOL.


DEMOCRATS 'PPos TO BOARD or CAPITOL
COMMISSIONERS.
TRcM THE RfGULAE CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
ALBANY Feb. 12.--AsSembly yman OBrIen of
Albany sone time Introduced Dll apprOpri ting
81 800. 900 for tIiuung rk On tIe New Capltol.
Tue Republicans rather ted the prpprIeiy OF e1
pending such "a sun III year upon " tho pubic calaIn-
NY" "a, Governor Robinson termed the New Capitol.
Finally after many days tax about the bill II has been
decided by the Republican members Of the Assembly
Comrritce on Appropriations to reduce the appropra-
tion by tw o-thiris.
But there WI. another feature OF the bill which caused
even more di.cussion THIS section abosnng
he oiico of Now CapitO COMMISSIONED. now held by
Mr. Perry aud substituting - Boa ri OF New Capitol
m s-Iunrrs, rpu>is, UI Governor Hi. Leutend ut
Governor Jones', President Pts aud SPEAKER Hustled
lls Wpud be- uOu-ptrGiSan puiy. lhr Democrats. or
tue adoption or thls trdtu OF the
bil. the CtptO Go mn --luurI beng a Demo- rat
IO-iaY thr Committee on Appropriations reported the
BIN the Assembly To have sUe proposed 'nr hdhents
uriu eel. lue DeuOCrtI, srIZri thr opportunity 10
make an attack upon the oil. Tney moved that 1t be
cons tered ttee nf tue hOir pretending that
tucy wanted II by making sn tl apprOpria-
temporary eIupOy nent % the CaDiI stone
cutters. il-Cu re u Lack Iih"--
taey would have stricken out the commission
FEATURE. the Rrpu liins del 'tod their motion ana
sent the JilI back TO the Appropriation Committee.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
1nrrlNns nERr ANn THERE.

AUBURV. Feb. - tSpec db.-" jim" Grady.
the notorious bank obrr who ha just started on the
th'ri OF hi- three fv-ycr sentences. has engaged
lawyer 10 get hm pardon lie prom 'r-. u released.
10 throw hight on some alleged abuses u prison manage
1900
Convict Whitmore atiark kci Hosp tai Keeper Miller
This uutHlul AMI uit hs hand He was pr"nouurcd H.
sane ant Transferred To- III Asy.uu.
BUFrALO. Feb. II The Buffalo M'rchan's Exchange
aY pa-.cd Ge,p.niton. strongly approving Of the
Weber Cuug for the iIrOyctncnt OF
III Erie ca by S..ti,.nal Governments
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
STRAINED HIS SIDE.
No. IL WEST l26TH-s ST..
NEw-YORK. March 3. 1888,

NEw-YoRK, March g. 1885.
| am pretty well known IN New-York as the
one-arn,ed baggage master . at the New-York Gem
tral Depot Three months ago In lifting heavy trunk
strained my side dreadfully Immediately procured
an Alcooks Porous Plaster Every hour felt less PAIN
wore the plaster three days. then applied another
was well In O week and attending to my business.
JAMES b. KRSNi DY.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
MARRIED..

ARNoLD-LENNOy-A the Church OF the saviour on
Thursday evening February /. by the Rev Frederick
Farley ID D assisted by the Rev. All f. Putnam ID. d.
Lyndon Arnold TO Eda berkeley, dau Zher OF Charles X
y. Lennox, an OF Brooglyn
lRVI VI\G-CCX-At Crawford. ". J., Wednesday February
10 by the Rev George f. In First
church. Walter NJ Irving am Helen Nc teOi Cox
SIBLEY-HARMER-On Thursday evening" February l.
lsS at NO. "a East 6Sth.st by the Rev Dr Faeg OF
Grace Church, Richard Clay Sibley to Gallo w. Harmer
All notices OF marriages must be itorsei Wah f ma
and address
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
prr1yc MEN DETAINED BY TIE STORM

Secretary EndlcOtt, Generals Sheridan and
Drum, aua c ,lonel F. b. Kellogg arrived from Washing
ton late night attend General HaDcocks funeral
to-dav having been delayed about one hour by the
10 o. Ex-Presid Hayes and General Sherman had
I0t 81 we'd at late uOur and their delay also sup
posed 10 - caused the nigh water in New-Jerscy
enorIs Miles and Banks arrived earlier in the evening"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

ARRESTED FOR THE TARRTTOWN BURGLARLBS
Detectives PInkerton and Wood went to
Tarrytown on Thursday night AID arrested william
Oiara on charge OF being connected with the Tarry-
town burglAries lie arrested IN warrant lrein
Jnstce Long IN White Plnns AFFIDAVIT OF " lli-
formation and belief :" made BY Detective Wood LIE
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
THE WL1THER REPORE
GnNEHNNIENr INDICATIONS.

GONENNNENT TNDICATTDNI
WAsuIVGroV. Feb l2.-FDr New England, e,
cloudy weather and local rains; falling barometer
nurthca-tery winds. becoming variable stationary TEN
pertturr.
For the Middle Atlantic Stat"s local rains. variable
wini,. sIAfting to slightly colder westerly. falling
bprometrr followed in the southern portion by rising
harm
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

was 90 omitted for examination on Wednesday. The
30 I'd of Police or this city yesterday voted honorable
wrntion tO Inspector Byrnrs, Sergeant McL0nghln,
Detective Sergeant Adams and Dot Cthe LIZ for Tho
capture Of Woods, the Iarry burglar. the dis
of his associates and for the recovery of articles
STOLEN by the burglarA
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
LEGISLATIVE DOING, IN BOTH HOUSES


ing SUPERINTENDENT Baker presented the following sup
PRISONERS for the coming year The agents aud warens
al Auburn aud DanuemOra estimate that II Will require
y 100 900 Tor tho conduct OF state account indus
trrs established at these prisoas for the present
ns, year There are about 400 ide copycts at Auburn
made 1u Appropriation to purchase the plant and
material lUr manufacturing or author
izrd the employment by the piece
nr,c- plau The amount needed employ them on
Stt acc unt depend entirely ou tha character OF
tie industry adopted Ii PropOrtonatr III investment
ana expense with those u operation III Wnull re-
uuirr the Iurtisr - O,OOO, dklnS @l,0oOOOO
r,r--.ry 10 enable the superintendent To Keep en-
ployrd until OcIOUrr 1856 all the cOnVlcls not EO"
employed uudrr contract system. II II 10 the nen-
tor of the LEGISLATURE make the STAT account system
the permanent mcthOd OG tmplo, Ing convict LABOR;
Mr. Hendricks introduced a OIL empowering the New"
YORK Board of Estimate ani Apport"h'neht 10 TX 'he
saltirs OF all the Nrw-lOrK City officials
Mr kellogg offered a COnSiliuu .utl amendment pro-
yldu that ~ person shall manufacture Tor SAFE, or sell
or Keep for sale beverage any intoxicating hquor'
brrwrd, f-rmrhted, Or distilled -,
The Seuiic returned 10 the Assembly thlS nOrHng lhe
Animal AppropIiOu bill. with message iha Jntl IL tu
amended II ~ reducing the APPROPRIATION LOT olat"
prl son maintenance t. S5OO.OOO Tue House hoheoh-
cured, aud "A com, renee committee was OiueItu
Ihr sneaker announce the conference cOlnml tee
ON the PRISON Appropriation NiesSrs Palmer, hruse fO-
ter, MCCcllaud and Grr"ne.
MIR kru,- announced that all persons desiring hear
before the Appropriation Committee next week ,
Mr. Barnes iutroduc. Il "A bnI providing mat any ral
road cl poratiun organize IN ths state may con-
vry persons and property by means OF any one ol more
forcr- cuerge es pOwrrs When the elrVatioh over
come Il more than 900 feet IN two inlrs seven cents
may be charged for 100 feet The act i not 20
nirCe the nowrrs Of any railroad corpora ION oper-
ing within the limits OF any city, town or Village 81 ID"
as It's railroad may be within such limits.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
WHY WILKINSON GAVE SECURITIES TO FoRMAS.

SYRACUSE, Feb. II INpecldI LIN the trlaI OF
the Wilkinson to-day, Alfred Wilkinson. Of the
defendants. was sworn. He formerly Collector OF
Internal Revenue for this District, aud at lime
secretary Of he Bankers ASS cistinn He to ned that
he Joined the firm of Parknfrst Il Wilkinson In
Chicago in 1873, bot that the partnership
agreement was not In Wriuug John Nilkin-
son. OF the partners testified yrseri y
that there co-partuer-hp agreement In writing
The first the knew Of the assignment was on
December :, whrE lie came home from New YORK ana
tod Of the lie he iev"d then they wo d
par ryery dollar TIA owed. Thr witness rOntn /:
Sepcu Der, $50 certain srcuritics that be-
To- wife tu Fnrmiu. n he Hducd 80 ucthing
~ hen the bank. about $4,000 think. VIII
sly now. with ttlc r'hrciion Ou myself that was "A
Lille fu the tiMe the securities over with
out thinking. wouldn't done II II 1t had been
early in the morning"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
siKAroR VAN wrCh AND TRE BgLLipoo'

Washlmoton dLgateh to The Boston Heraids
Senator Van Wyck stopped III at Police liead-
ouar,rrs this morning way to the Caplto to en
list the Adj Of the police "A sht against tue represent
ntIveS of the British Government IN this country Du
more particularly the member thereof VINO is respons
Ll, for The existence OF bowling British bulldog Ihs
promlsrd 70 intercee the Senator's i1Vo
and r by moral suasion TO remove the mpedimen1 10
hls
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
UNDER HEAVY BAIL FOR ARSON.

John H. Wright young colorcd man, was
held I'm IS 900 b al Yesterday At the TOmbs aaswor
the made by jam ". Kaubeck Of Sci ing hre 10
hous No l265 Ninth the night OF February D.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
6REELY To UNDERGO SURGERY.

Lieutenant A. w. Greey is shortly to under
90 surgical operation which his physicians think 10
necessary In their Of the spinal disease from
which he has suffered since his return from the
Arctc REGIONS The exact character of tho operation
ha7 not yet been determined upon.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

When Your Liver is Out of Order use DIR.
Jaynes Sanatiye Pills. and you will nationally assist THIS
organ to regain healthy condition, and get rid OF many
distressing ~ ymptoms. 80
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
rlraJvs Lo~>L oBsERvArEoNs

,srsm snefneA Vsnauon' IN tn @ oy Inn.
30, ot time Tor ihe y
bite pfrsrn the os " s
b. ~ during The tn te.iri n Irp
intl by ths tDerno meier ~ hAo-
pharmacy, SIS BOAi"sy.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

For CouRh sore Throat the best melcine by far
Hale's famous Honey OF H0rehOund and TIr
Plke's IoOthacne DROPS Cure IN one Mlndte
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

Ponds Extract for all PAN and Inhammatiorpis
factured and bottled iy the sole pOpctOrs Polts Extract
So New York aud Lonon our name every wrapper
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
NERVOUS PEOPLE should avoid the temporary

reler of tea and coffee. cup of pure Cocoa will bs
found nuritive well sedative. The preparations
Of W. Baker Co. are known for their unsurpassed ex
cellence. and Tor sale every where. ..
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Post Oilice Notice.

shoud be read DAILY by all interested as changes may 90
any timel
not be specially addressed
dispatch particular except when IL - de
send duplicate of bankins and cOmmerc docu
letters not specially addressed Delns sent oy 'ho
fastest vessels available
Foreign ending February l3 VIII close
(PRoMPlLY in all cases Al this office as foloFs
sATURDAY.-At m. for Europe per 3
Aurania via Queensowni at m.
for Scofland direct pei trcsssia VIA GLASGOW let
ters must be directed per Circassia y; at ~ 0f the
Nether an.is direct schledam wa Ansi ierdAni
1Ieters must be directed per schledsn - at 10 a. a.
tor belgium direct per aesana via Antwerp pet.
,rs ,nnaI be directed ver Waesland y at ~ for.
InTope per A. s. CiIy Of Chester VIA Queenstown.
N,a mr. China and Japan per Begic irom san Francis
co, close here February 1l3 az ~ Mails lOr the >a1d.
uich Isants Der ST. Paul from francisco closd
here February 20, at p m Nal for Australia New
Z.aapd sandwich kUI and samoan Stands, ar.
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(or on arrival New YORK OF BrIttann with British
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Tahiti fron san Francisco, close here February ~, ~
dpm Mails for cuba, By rail TO Tampa, Fta and themes
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The schedule OF closing rransPacdc malls Is arrangea
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10 san Francisco Mails from the Eist arnvlnt oa ane
san Francisco the day Of SAILING Oh steahefs o "is
patched thence the same nay - ,,,.pso~ p..,o,s,..
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yard q similar company armed with rifles.
Volleys were interchanged. but the picket
line was soon beaten buck, and retreatcd
with their wounded to the castle. firing as
this indication of victory with q roar of de-
With their flaming torches they marched
boldly up to the palace. and
invested it on all sides. the king and his
car valiantly leading the van. Through the
but little light and only faint spark here
and there denoted that q sentinel was keep
ing his watch. Soon drums were heard
to beat and trumpets to sound.
Lights were seen to rush hither and
thither, and in few moments the entire
building was mass Of cleaning red flame.
BEwILDEEINo SCENE.
The effect of fire shining through block
of ice is singularly beautiful, but when, in
stead Of one block, you build q
ns nate the A Whole with h crimson rim % iire
the result is q sight Of amazing grandeur
Even the Fire King and his army were for a
moment awestruck. but their business was
Of too serious nature to allow time for
contemplation Of the beautiful, and move
ment upon the enemy's works was ordered.
and the attacking party was arranged about
the castle in four lines. completely invest
ing it. Before the attack was made the
Ice King himself had been aroused. and ap-
peared, with his hoary locks and his robes of
fur, at the door Of his castle. to inquire who
had 10 rudely disturbed his slumbera. The
Fire King approached him. in q glare of
light shed from his chariot Of fire, and said:
demand an immediate and unconditional
surrender Of your fortress.
To which Borislis responded:
Tho Ice King never surrenders. He is now in
possession Of this palace with force snihciently
larRt to hold It against any force tho Fire King