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New-York tribune., 1886-02-14

my on,nion on this subject The attempt OF e;- ef-
Secretary Lincoln to defend his JOINT action III & .n,o
matter must fall to the foG aI ,tont Sptp scaerand
there were many availabe-lcit ~ ioI't, t,rn
competent officer. within ten days after the rctT.
of tho Yantic. the entire Lady franklin pay fi 81
Deiition' in nv opinion, would have saleiy
In is52 the tiny Isabel remained within Inc iii'
Arctic Circle searching for Sir John rr4hhiIn, nni
uutil October ( : and for the relief OF tine foiarIS
party the steamer Gigress sailed second E''tit' W
under officer OF the navy rom ta t, hot IN in tho
John on September II, 1872, tive days IateT III .ho
wear tIan tho return of tie Yautic All ATctc
work is dangerous: ana it was question oil rlskIhE
much and spending little to bring tue parry unuh
en- frly that nntunn or venturng less and spending
lavishly 10 return the dead The following wear, ear
Prudent counscls prevailed, however; anu "S 'No
pnblic sad. the party was lett TO It's ldte'
Tic concluding portion of the recital may tie
nosscd over with hrcl comments. 1t is story as
painful in its details as the account of De Long
fate in the Lena delta. The author has evidently
approachel il with n horror of great darkneSs
bcTore his eyes and toward the end has wisely
rrfrancd from extended remarks contcntlns nm
self with quoting passages from the diaries Vi lno
men. The execution of Private Henry IS frankly
related and there is reason to doubt that IL was
NOT only ustiiiablc but absolutely necessary " As
to other matters" the author remarks, "Whlch
have engaged an undue share of public attention.
while having no official knowledge OF the lacts III
tie case yet the responsibility FOR all acton III coH-
nccton with such an expedition rghttulIy ana
properly rests on tho commanding oliccr' III
assuming that responsibility | know OF no la"
hnman or divine. which was broken at SABINE ana
do not feel called upon rs an officer or as man 10
dwell longer on such n painful topic lie taxes
great pains to illustrate the unselishness ana CON
slderation which characterized the relations OF the
members of the party during their agonHlng pat'le
for lie Not only was matchess herolsm displayed
IN the rescue OF Ellison the journey to Cape
Isabella and in Frcdcrick's devotion to Rice,-an
incident without parallel for loyal affection ana
sturdy grit ia the records of Arctic adventure-Dut
in daily and hourly exhibitions of kindly feeling
and thoughtfulne-, for others.
The most inspiring figure in that gronp OF
dcspairing and half-crazcd men must have been the
commander himself His modesty does not permit
him to do himself Justice. bat it is easy to road
betwec:, the lines that it was he who confirmed the
courage of the rest, diyertng their minds even IN
their extremity by scientific Lectures and as
cussions and setting noble example of fortltudc'
! patience and faith. Lieutenant Grcelys book not
only contains a complete vndcation of his conduct
as the commander of the expedition, but 1t Is n
revelation made without his consciousness oi DIS
own fidelity to duty and heroic qualities.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
DnLADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
- = -.NEW.JERsEY GNX rRAL pIYisII99TE'p 9Ep

FOOT Of iIBERrY.sr, NoSru aIyEERf.s,
For TPTH T1EtFFFAkaNaG aSa FFtESrG sroSs
ns%tg 400 t gC Ho M M o NO. S tSS taSp tSS
Direct 9, or fSr
S S room CARs on all Day and SLEEPING
PIApELPHIH m S Si3n 0S a"s S.sSG SS GS
M sTNBIY sSos m @ 6s lt l2%9 p @ I56 T6lra sso a1s
aSoP StSDAY iSs sI, Fl t$pPiTT ISGRTR Re, Penn,
eifq M 9gE9yFE w. 5FySsy!@ s 5 and
dG ard sd HARE9sG& i5 s & 4! So s0S M S Sundays
eC and 3D. rf4@ r T''% Z m
loo $50, &45. S:43 ,, m SSandS' SiED n al ''0""
FS Sr PRJtT9GGH RA9GA at al 7 7oo% %M %M a. 5 H. $780, s' 400
ror fSG m fIaG'%'L NAycn cHgSS su1y
at 400. 7aO, SAB q. IN" 800 l;oo' $50 '''' "'
FST iV y 400 100 sAS ~ o 100 M l $40 tS N sOo
For 5S2 Gh Sff bhRSGiDGE BRANCH at 400 S4' m' '"O
r3I 5"R NGToN 7OO s45 loo lSO' AGO. N'O'
9 Sg%%1S ~ S, ssS sSss 81. aSs. aS.
& Ri l; CO. sg S5 SIS io:SSp sundays. 400 s;ooa
rd f@ 2s Sa @ og 1a 7CS s i StS ssS lsfs
$50 ~ SU9 200 Goo 500 s.5 a. m, 1900 m 1880 900
E$o 90 OSg KY l2SV q 80 $40. SD il9o
$40 200 a., 3, NcT SgG SSiga SGrEa% GG9YE So an rail- 4
aso t5 ilOo M Sot oE az ~ 6j tS s4S ga am V !"
ge Pf FSas RyR& ri S% and an hS5 |
N mRS1iS 1TS tiTP ttiiTSP VlSELANp and BRIDaEroS
'''V NV JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. y, North River wa 29nSy hRTfINCH
vor IttGIIL NpS sEABRIGHP, LoNu phHNr hHNn m
f%AKEWoop TOMS R!VER. and BAkN.aA Per SS
ItcHrts can be Ioref at foot OF lOelf'st, iS2y
NdrS SiTeP, ai 2Oi 2Gi 2a7 AZ Dh ltso ahu, "a ia
Btoaaway 05D 1871 ana 740 6thlVe , I5t}b az i5s
n a"r "A Creenwich.st liJ l1n fast SsS
az lSo Sho Rawry anal ST. and pnnclrai h9tss sarsy
Snrs C,ty In Brooklyn at No sVui.-s ~ In Hoboken
ss $40 fulton St 2o S7s Manhatt1n nm"Say SSS Will cs 70
SSa Washln1 st N. transfer 10 destination.
and check baggage rom ho''is'' O. q. HANCOCK,
J f. MOOLTENs Gen. Pass. and Iok ct A1
9eneiS \. fnWiS &, T. p. AGt. ll9 iJRsrtysI' Ne
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
RIVER BRANCH.

llNEw.YORK, NEW;HAVEN AND M iAK r ,9S 9HD y, ~ N n
Harlem River station. corner stt am
near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Ieached by Third Avenne Elevated Railroad daily ehceps
EunGays az 6:4j 7.jO 9lO TO- II s 10, 3b5 40
b4O and for Port M0rrs Casanova Cpak Poinu
Hunts Point. West Farms, Van Nest. West chester,
Yimpson's, Bay Chester pelham Bay. Barlow tCiy
island Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting az
New Rochelle with trains all points the main line OF
The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Ar ine Divisions; New Canaan. MiddetoWn.
Britain and sufied Branches and Boston and apoints
East.
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
'.ons az 2:lO a. daily, except Mondays.
for New Rochelle and AL intermediate sta-
IL and $3.50 tie latter tram connecting
Rochelle with trains 10 Grand central Depot ahd
= lnrl
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
Geacl)ers.

4 BEST Teachers, Tutors and GOvernesses
.aupped without charge teachers registered frce Form
for stamp H. r. Avery Am school Bureau WI4thsL' MI
A YOUNG FRENCH LADY teaches French
~ ladies' and children; references Address or eau
mornings. MISS KlNSOZ, 24l West 3GthsL
4 RELIABLE selection of school circulars
~ for parents anh guardians. Teachers tutors govern
csscs supplied. y. NJ ~ tl I.ltF'
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
colleges, Schools and Families Apply 10
MKS. NJ YOUNGFULrON. % Union square.
nIPLOMEE.-PTSia young lady wishes
~ more pupils private or classes; reasonable Address
RAPID IMPRONt MINI.
Tribune Uptown Office l235 Broadway.
FRENCH LADY will give lessons between 9
4 and at Moderate prices. lO9 East GGthst,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE. -
~ Reduction Of fsees 70 all Pou r.S AVER toos
D. M daily, except Sunday.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEw-JERsEY
~ Trains leave from Cbambers,st Depot for Englewcod
sS cSsteT e.. and NyneE &c. sGnda2s so 2 @
Nannet Spring Valley and MOnscy 7. lOa m' 4:'o p N
CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
A. YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements o. @ trans om Ga@GGrst Depot From
sunday pay EE1eSs Buffet Drawing
fsio, Niagara Fails and Suspension Bridge. sleeping
ToaSnef chieaSo ami st. os Limited E,pre.
& 20 eI rqSn nsc FSn for Of fast ty %a G'e e
3. M Cleveland 10 so M Cincinna G42 p. m Chicago.
PGS ePsy f yn sHso Nasa9 FaI, Il%ts arrive,
bsS 49, Sa'SRS0S %ssh Nv FsS sS 55 I The most
p n-Dav Chicago Express for the west solid train
%ln of GmsR saso Dfy Niagara and cSicsgo
Hame&2Ed m p neon s%a ;5 10 10 $50 y6 ig1 S
$o ,0 7o 49, gSo Go b M - m@ Is6 S9 % S sqnyS I msnss Ss
Paterson Ar 40 15 5 @ 5S5 C 5 g 3 2c 5S so sS FEGS Es
s5o 1879 @ sS 81 R + oga do & Tr@GaY: % 61s SS sso 1920
tSo a. m, 200 800 800 800 80 $40, 796 500 1900
$50 sas e. n iiS 2y stS S"? ?5o 'oS 49, .s sse sSo
EI5 $40 1000 am li5 $50 & 1890 PIN, and IL midnight
warwick 4I5 7:50 1920 a. m, 4Sop m Sundays 64'
Newburg CORNWALL I;oO u H., "'0V, t'oO
S3U
noudout and Kingston gOmery a $50 p m.
Sunday $50 scTantOn ~, sundays ercePiedo , q
Goshen 445. 5l5, 75o 9 1920 To- $S0 3}o 49, T. b
Middetown 4:I5 545. 7:50 ., 1920 m, $3.50, 43o q 3
$50 D. m. SUNDAY 5:45 $50. 1920 go y rho
~ and $50 m. trains connect Win NeYYork, ontario
Ind Western Railroad at Msnst Tie a. m train stops at
Main St only o.o q m
n m SUNDAY $40 1920 a.. w. G30, :. y. III.
Boats leave sd ST. " 6l5 6l5 M 9l5 a. In TO 6tS
m every fifteen minutes; 5.ij p. to lOfb D. M eyerS
thirty minutes and ll:45 p. Sundays every thirty
ninutes. o.. ,,,- ~. 49,.
seenng COACHES obtained and orders for the checking
md baggage he left at the Company Offices
Nos 4Oi or Q57 Broadway ls7 Westst y. " No Court
It, BroOklvn, or at the COmpany's DcpOjs
TXpcss the West arrive IN New YORK at 1;I
t3O. : rs a. IN. and 1920 p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W Ny. & Il. 2: r. z to Lessee c9',,,, ursr
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE L ALONG thh ,N,fS " 70
SHORE OF THE WORLD FAM - ID III D. NlNe,t-
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CAr~KlLL MOUNiAnNSTTy
AND rIRoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK. ...,, ,o,.., W., ,oI
". as follows .-...,-. ..,...I.-.,
North River 20 minutes earlier than from oOt OF "ess
Detroit and Chicago $50 M, 600, 'slop M sleePer'
through.
Bunao Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara rams, V5V
a III. D Sieop'rS drawing room cars
Uura and syracuse, $3.50. IL p a. ul 600 = p NJ
Highland Okcepsle and Kingston, 10. "oo ii 20 lh
So 10, lilo and 800 T. ~ for kiuEson ~
Sauqcres and Albany, $50, ll5 n, 80 oVV 'e.IV
CrSnsion's West Point, Cornwall and Ncwlurg, '5:lc
% 30 20 355. 50 $40, -lllO D. n and . W III
cornwall aud New burg.
SARATOGA wa Albany, II % q. N 500 p. m
For Montreal and canada Fast 800 D. IA. NJ.
Hamilton London. -93p H. IN, Co., $40 p H. IoEOhVo
80 30 a. m t6 90, = 10 p. M. 49,. - Ill, 4,
SUNDAY. ,..- -.-.,.u. .-,.o.,i,, car ,ccompo5a.
tons OF uformauon apply 81 Offices ioGoAeu 10 HUDSON
81 uInnklyn 335 Washiugtonst 80 FLl!oust Annex
Once foot OF Fulton New YORK CITY 3l5 sos S2l Vt
broadway 1881, Bowery and W'.t shore stations IVot W
Wcst Ig st. and foot OF Jay a.. North River Mss,,0s' o.,
Fxprcss viii call for and check 1gSag" NON hoes ana e'
deuces orders be lett Al q, ke oh.-S
"'">N'' HENRY MDNETT, .
2S0 Broadway. General Passenger Aee.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
miscellaneous.
LOOK! READ ORDER!
AUTOGRAPHS,

collectors or persons having letters documents signed
by distinguished persons they wuud IKE 10 dispose OF, OF
any dc.lring 10 buy. sell or eJchangc address.
GEORGE Il MORSE, Box ol2 kochestcr y. y.
GREAT REDUCTION. - AsSignec'S sale
~ fugs stiisku sacque-. dOmans, crcuaTs sc; iur
luul Urtumn wraps now being sold bv the assignee
OF NICuOI~ BRO THEIRS co. 800 Broadway Very 10"
prices
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
TIVE NEW LINE -
NruyvopK pHIADEIPHIh AND NORFOLK OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH

POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUlH
HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and 3cember 1855 the York Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad Company Will run a Fast Day and
Night EXPRESS aud Cape Charles Trains
leave New York, Peunsylvsua Railroads a. m week
DAYS and D. M daily arriving Old Point COu0rt 10 D. m
week days and 80 daily Norfolk 7Oj 2 and Sl6 a. m
Sleeping Cars through from New York 10 Portsmouth and
buffet Psror Cars from NegYork cape Charles lckets
paror sleeping berhs ca be secured tary
Ticket Ofice OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
X. b. COOKE, Gen' Pass. and Freight Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
New 1nblitntlors.

HENRY MILLER,
L BOOKSELLER ASD IMPORTER
removed from l4th.st TO
% NASSAU.~T.
Ectweo Fulton and John sts
directly opuo-itc old stand where book nuycr7 viii hnd
a large assortment ~ good hOoas ~ moderate pi.crs
All NV publications a. 20 per cent discount from pun
fishers puc's.
'INTERNEDIAIRED DES CHERCHEURS EFT
CUKIEUSE French queries Published In PARIS fort
nightly. PrC' - per duuul. - .... - ,,-- ,.,
Sub.crlptlou, b.6keo by JOHN DELAY, BOOKSELLER 2j
Union square, sew NoIa.
DARE FIRST EDITIONS FOR SALE.
walt Whitmaus caves of Grl,s brooklyn l7'5 30 oo
Iongftllows opap dc J. Maurluc Boston o53. 1000
,,.,,,,.. fr,s , Xc,, England Hartford 1881 20 90
II ,,,,. pom. il,.,of, l-aG ......... ? 90
,.,.,,,,,. .,,,. Nor Two vol. Scy. York l-3J 900
~. f.r-.y, ~. .y.Ik 1873 ...... : 80
,,l,.,.s rcI,r, n uru. os Cambridge l~4f.... 600
:, ,,,,,,.s ,,,v,.t casio Vcr.yo,L l-.7 .. 800
49,, .,f. t.,., Tor critic. York ISl- ...... 500
and many other. hGdrass PAvT. New-York Irb1u"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
Art Schools

AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
w Win receive pupils beginning rueaiy, October 20 IN
drawing aud water color painting, i Iie nOwtfs anu
landscape, CHINA painting hal d'Cbrltibl'
studio No. 80 Nlii4on.0ve
MI ID Huntingdon Prrzitcnt NauDnp Nc1iomY ot DlNrn
NI William Iart, II. A.. Mr. Janns M. Hart, ". Al
Nj. DaVh johnson. N. A.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
Onucine Araoemirs.

ALLEN DODWORTU, GS1 5TIl-ANE.,
~ ASSISTED BY HIS son. PRANK DODWORrH.
private lessons. Gentlemen on Monday AMI
Cs.cs always open for beginners who enter at any
send .or circular.
LFNANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave.
Private strictly prvaeand dancing classes
every day Guuem'ns classes Monday ana Friday evenings
EFRNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, l62
l last I-rh-' Bank Bmdng,. Class Lessons and Pm
day and evening send Tor circular
a llIsc Han 10 .rt ;or select Entertainments.
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
tI Dancing b'1 jth ave See Circulars
II GEORGE DODWORTH. 81 West 2ith-st
. formerly with Nr Allen Dodworth
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January II, $50.
GpEAT TRrNK LINE
.Sn UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave YORK. via Desbro~ses anu Codnnt stree'
esIsSSrs a. ts6ars and the West with Pgmag Palace
ars attached IN, q and p m u'y NeT- @ idsnI
wismspoat Ina ns II Lock HAVEN m M Cory and Erie
M D. n connecting AZ Cory for lItusVIe FetrOieuh
Centre and the OF Regions. 49,, ,,rr.
gSI sS@eoV ana Gc south Limited washington
Express OF Pullman Palace Cars y ef'ePt m S,rys
Wasiugtln UO5 p M REGULAR a. 80 = ahS en- so 20
and . y m ahd II night.
For Atlantic city except sunday p Pm; N;
For SrS M saS Head JUNCTION intermediate stations
1 ES9SaYe ana aO m and m stop at AsSuy
pdr rsMFk M Point and Norfolk VIA SevYor Pnadepha and
Eoroik railroad 500 10. week da and p ~ every
day: BamOre and Bay Line iy r. SyonS tram,
az ersey civ arordng speedy and direct transfer fos
14as &ryc From Pssur 80 40 i9 soTa m S SS5
and q:s5 p. daily From Washington ma sns1
40 40 ~ 5i R 800 go and lca5 FTSm Pts; P;a
aegaa so 90 so $50 3j GO So 72o, $50 g2o
ios5 u. and 40 nielt spnGsy 52S az o5 gog ''o
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
F.press trans New YORK via ues5roses and Court
and! St's' ~ Ft''t ~ clso li limited and 20 washington
Limited and u a m 3-o : 4o( o. .; q ana M .
And l4J D. N. SUNDAYS, t1pre.s 6lj. 2 g LlMited''
an4 10 a m ~ q a. # x,i t5C gdav ID At 70 . and
IIlo an, ~. : and p m, ana ' p H. on SUNNY D.
Reurnlng trans leave Br9'G ir ~ 30 h. aSd li5
S o5 50 ana 25o no. p 3 On S5 S'fLhT Ltca S5S
1gae PHa Camden ally frs.gt S.ES SPRsay mSa.s
ssa aa S9;q S 81 1 s@d
lcke ON No Battery pae md Gasie @ car ar and cheos
baggage from 40 els ani an! \ esidener'' r WOOD
ChAhtc!n cn,rs, "a S,Daxer General iasse,'er Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
1nstrnriion.
r,r poys and Youue Men-City.

Ftr Bows and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
"A THOMAS s"it REEvEs IVES ASH, Ii5 West 4'th.st
CHOICE selection of school circulars for pa;
- and Teachers e syfy %
art and learning 'coiamended d hh9oL, % =,
PRIvATE SCHOOL. I..l FOR t95.l BOYS
WALLER HoLLA64Y. x west 4'%li'ifR ALFRED N FULLER
SCHOOL OF MINEs.-Preparatory School.
y High sGaN2 s. R&5f & fe,safi 4sTsf 81 hnSu'n -
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR, SCHOOL, NO. NO.
1'5S 5Sd pSSsTg Sss'e TSaT 4s
Nj Nj Hobby, W l. Akin rrins N'c'hend'icSs0n A''' ''
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
D College Conditioned or rseetsd Ga9daLfs 4s
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
~ ford Conn Parents who are unfortunate in me man
oTea 5y al. cGS AaTcs gs
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, n. j.
tG and Tsf for Rvs % Gf rS
HIGHLAND. MILITARY ACADEMY.
"Vl'G3'MS e E. 'MSETcALF Ts O A. n, @ Superintendent
NEWTON N. j. COLL. INSTITUTE
Bcanq hOmeSe hSay high S9 6IP acadc% E"HGf
ee pr paTaT music F cpar
j.. a
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
HEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS:
At Homestead L. t. n. Y. go miles from BROOKLYN
Twenty Parents and guard ans cOrialy nVed
visit school and satisfy enselves az 10 the advantages
offered For particulars address the Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i Chester Costly buildings. Thorough Instruction. a
5a HFn ap eRLEGGEo SCI rhR6 GF&r i4s@ pfss55
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
!. Department of Arts H. Towne Scientific School III
Wharton school OF Finance and Economy ~. Course IN
Philosophy V. Course in Music vi Medical school VII
Dental SCHOOL. VIII Veterinary School IX Law school
X Biological School XI DeDartment OF Philosophy
In making inquiry please specify department
REV. JESSE y. BU RK. Secretary.
University OF Pennsylvania West Philadelphia Penn
For Both Sexes---Country.
DOCKLAND COLLkGE-NYACK-O TIE
Ia Preparatory and business for gentlemen;
Graduating for ladies' twelve teachers Hai year
begins Feb l. send for catalogue. . ~,
W H. BANISTER, A. NJ, Prin
6.,rbern
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
~rEw yoRK CONSERVATORY.

" The NATIONAl W Sl' - 'llOOl+
bELSr l4TII.~ east ot OIli-ANE.
chartered n lSU3.
PUPILS NOW RECEIVED DAILY rom U a. III WV y !"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
VVlCKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, R.

w Leave Grand Ccntra pepoVH Hs
ASA. m arriving iu Newport at 22o m'
st p m, arriving IN Newport AZ oo p N
drawing rOom oars attached 70 pSth tiaIis lu,.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-14
AETNA is THE WONDER

Of the lpth century Call or addros'
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Savannah morning news., 1886-01-02
NEW YEARS AT THE THEATRE.
The Private Secretary Played Before q
Splendid Audience.

New Years night saw the Theatre
crowded. The "PrYate Secretary was
produced by the Madison Square Theatre
Company, and was an uproarious success.
II is play adapted from the German. A
rich East Indian. Mr.. Cattermole, returns
TO England to meet his nephew, Douglas,
whom be has never seen, and VINO will be
MS heir when the wildcats period Of
young manhood is passed. Douglas is in
debt to a lot OF tradesmen. In order to
eYade the service OF a writ at
the instance Of Gibson, a London tailor,
he personates the Rev. Robert Spauld-
ing, newly engaged as private secretary
10 squire MarsIand, and runs down
70 the latter's cOuntry-seat with a friend.
Here he gets lnto and out Of numberless
Scrapes. CattermOle comes TO the bOuse;
80 does Gibson, and the real private sec
rotary. Douglas c0nceas his identity
from his uncle, satisfies his tailor's urgent
demands for payment by introducing him
To the squire and his family as lrICnd,
and palms the secretary OF as a spiritual
lstc medium on a spinster who is a be-
never ia the m8terlalHlug seancc. Tie
old East Indian has mistaken the Canting,
idlotic Spaulding tor his nephew, and this
blunacr leads TO several hilarious results.
FINALLY the young man finds q way out Of
his difficulties, and a wife IN Edith Mars
land His uncle is glad to exchange him
for the idIutic secretary, and everything
comes TO Jolly ending.
Mr.. w. u. h.Giliette in the title role and
Ar. NJ. A. Kennedy as SECattermole." were
admirably supported by SIR. Frank Tan
nenllL7 Jr., as the nephew, Miss seldom
irwin as the "SpTituahst Spinster,' and
an excellent company throughout. There
was not IN the entire cast an actor that
Savannah morning news., 1886-01-02
saoTs. BUT No GoRE.
Kitt'e BIansGeld starts Sensation on
Reynolds street

Kitt'e BIansGeld Starts p Sensation on
Reynolds Street
Bang bang went pistol in house on
Reynolds street, two or three doors south
OF President, yesterday afternoon. The
inmates rushed upstairs to a room oceu.
pied by klttie Blansfeld. The door was
locked from the inside and lad TO be bro
ken in. Tie alarmed household saw Kit.
ties form lying on the floor, the smoking
pistol beside her.
At first glance It was taken to be a case
Of suicide, but the next moment the ab-
sence of the usual hotg0re gushing oyerthe
carpet was observed. The girl on the floor
,eignet death, but a slight examination
showed that an inquest was unnecessary.
Two holes in the ceiling indicated whore
the bullets struck. No cause is assigned
for the firing, unless the glrl intended to
send the bullets through her head and
mtsH : Dy reason Of her unsteady ann.
Ne arrest was made, but the girl's name
was put on the information docket and
on Tuesday next sEe VIII be given an op-
portunity TO explain her peculiar manner
of celebrating New Years.
The pretended suicide is OF cOmely ap-
pearauce, and is the object on which con.
siderable money was expended by recent
absCondey. She is no stranger in the Po-
lice Court, but has at least once contrib
uted revenue to the city for disorderly
conduct,