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New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
WESLEY sIssoy SAILS FOR EUROPE

Wesley Siss0n, manager Ot the Criterion
Theatre Brooklyn. sailed for Europe yesterday after
noon the Maiu few frlen Is VINO went to niIn
of found q bsnl OF music marching up AMI down tae
pier and filing w,Gh douDJfu n'oty. it tIrasI
out that honor Of sm' ei,e. aid Mr. ,ls
departed with tn et 200 wishes II M frie iis a,
hi. only s.ura'lpn Fl. sail before -L1g: " sA Ill
only be A nye week, II thins - well wi,h
me- ,ly going 10 IKe further ARRANGEMENT,
with the NrnInG comptny p' whose nrricAn tour
am the bu-ln manager. The subscription sale even
hi~ cary tie ~ been so re nirtaDr ms w-A IL
pos bla to induce them arriy" nsre earlier ani gye
more per m 1T Orign Al ilfohton
The subs rprions Tor seats AMI boxes for me Meln
In -en Company viii close next Saturday.
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the mails, no arguments against tho measure
vera advanced that ar o not easily met by facts.

The deadlock betwee the Mayor and the
rxc;so poard cont nues. The old Commission
ers, however, do not allow it to interfere WIN
the licensing of liquor selling-so that no good
can possibly come from the present situation.
The Corporation Counsel says the Mayor J"
right, and the Commi ssoners who hoid the
office remark that they will fight that issue IN
the courts. How differently they w"uld 1eei
about it if the law were such that If they lost
their case they would have to pay their own
legal expenses! And how soon, too, the dead
lock would be ended if only the Legislature
should pass a bill (uot the Gibbs bll) reorsan-
izing this Board, making it non-partisan. ana
placing the appointing power where 1t would DC
nrnnerly used
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
rHE >LlrGHr.R OF rHG IvvocENr;

THE NL1TGHf ~ THE INVOCENTS
The Au lrbon society for the Protection of Birds
deserves generous encuurdrcnrnt. The slaughter
oi these creatures, which has been goins on 40 rx-
tensiycly % lito. mast sOon be checaei oT there
vii, bo no biri, lrit. Spm' ol tho hgnrcs q ven
IL rc-arl to ih's wholesale destruction stift-
ling. Ono Broadway nrn buys from jOJ.OOO to
l. DOO, 900 small American birds cvery year obtain
ing tnom from every State ia the Union. Gnils,
terms o.lOes, clOws. blackblrds. bobolinks snipe.
lsrks sparrows etc.. are greatly in demand because
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

the side adverse to the Government are
"fouud the spirit and power of class" Against
that spirit he Is lighting and tho civilized world
wishes him success. For the world knows ana
In their hearts Englishmcn without distinction
of class know 1t too. that as he says, the only
great failure of the political genius OF the Eng
disappearing race is this failure to solve tho
Irish ouestion-this failure to work out the ends
of civilized life in the relations of England and
Ireland
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Aetp2lpr1s Daily Griba'le
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1856.
TIE NtWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGN.-Mr. Gladstone's manifesto. -
Greece saws its recent reply TO the Powers is all
II can make = Germany and England agreeing
I'm regard 10 possessions in the Sonth Pdcihc. GO
The Pope's memoirs. 80 SIT Charles Dixie de-
MES the charges Of immoral conduct.
CoxGRrs~-B0th branches III session. - Sem
ate: Debate on the Post-Ofice Appropriation bill ;
aid for American ships - Bill TO change ID
auguration day 60 Providing for honest cleo
tions 60 In committee: Hearing on the Nor
mon question.
DoMrsTIC-The knights Of Labor IN Missouri
officially ACKNOWLEDGING defeat. =- Riotous
striking lumbermen IN Chicago; several men
wounded. 60 Agitation in maoy cities tor the
eight-aonr working day. - An earthquake III
OHIO. - Rcso ution 10 investigate charges
against judge Donohue adopted by tue Assembly.
g. Message from he Governor to the Senate re-
garding recent nominations. - The New-fork
Baseball Club defeated IN Phlladepha.
Cry AMI SUBURBAN.-Nearlv 1000 men on STRIKE
on account Of the demand for shorter hours-=Cars
run on Tnlrd-ave. al! CT dark. = Ihenew Excise
Commissioners open Offices. - The May Grand
jury charged. - Failure OF Tasker II. Marvin
.- Anniversary of the Polish independence.
- Tie CIausen habeas corpus case. 80 Oold
value of the lega-tender silver dollar App gralnsl
77G4 CENTS 80 Stocks moderately active at de-
Ginning figures closing weak.
Tur rWrArnrR-lndications for to-day: Slight
ly warmer and fair. Temperature Yesterday ::
Highest, ITO: lowest. 500: average, 557s'.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
GENERAL ARTHUR SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

Ex-Presient Arthur had another good day
yes erd y tnou he still sigltly nconycuisnccd Ny
Tie slight cold whi.h Friday. He had
about ght hours OF CONTINUOUS sleep 5untiy Night
which Is something he 10 OBTAIN for
many weeks. THIS seemed to aid new tone TO his
vitality Hr surprised at the app 'te he il develop
lug nj az tl- led The .akng caro-
tn ~ ia e he Is nov taxing llc ala
not 20 ou as ne do in tho afternoon because
the air was peuetr ,tng.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
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yeRJcAy OPERA ~ WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The American Opera
Company opened its Washington season a. Alb'ugHs
Grant Opera House to-Li-ht with performance Ok
q, pheus and Eurydce." The house crowded and
the audience brilliant and enthusiastic. Nine Hasireer,
Miss Juch, TheOdOr- TnOmass orchestra or sky, tIe
paii-t AMI chorus all recipients throughout tns
opera of warm aud hearty applause
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
-GUznAy BLAyCO'S REFURy.

General Arthur W. Roudicr, Venezuelan Con-
sui In B,sto L. 10 ,rn,I TRlBJSE reporter Yesterday
that he had received aiyccs fro Paris stsng tn the
Queen X cent OF ,tin hii oier,d General q Hnsn
Blauco Prcsii-nt-o &c, ~ VENEZUELA mil-o'-ST 10
convey MIN ais lltry. Prrs ielt BtIcD has ao-
cepted the oter IN Venez cli great preparations axe
being made to receive "tne IlustrlD - nsr,cah"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
7ESTINONTAL 70 DIR B4RiLT.

A testimonial benefit was given by the
Artistic society the University tiub Theatre i'st
night to It's president. DR.. /. A. Barat The thratrs
was rlled with members of the society aud their
rlrnG. A concert opened the enteItai"incot
Among those who took part IN th,- we're: Mr. Anna
P.rker yon soprano; NJ jennie Parker. yiol ~ Paul
err'h barltOnr CARO- Has e brink AMI Maurice
Mernler A comrdetta IN one act from tue Frrncn "f
Leon Gozlaw. entitled Ram AID Sunshin, Wa, pre-
s.nted win excl Misses Il nChe anI ilOr-
tense ZachArie. DR.. Barslt and Professor Lakrcy A
reception and dancing followed the euteri All nent
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1mnscments.

ks,cu OPxRt AcUex-S-AroadiA.
SxsNO--s--" Gvpsy Baron -
fc~wopoIlrAN HALI-s:l5-Horsc Educator
buns TukAlRS-S-Rosina Nokes ana company
6raxp t,PsRA HOusE-S-Comedy OF Errors
SepkN NUsEE-Waxworka ,
{vcyrM THEATRE-S-" one OF Our Giris:
II kApsON SQUARE K1IiRArRE-s:3o-frnce NAIL xs.u.
EIMsoN-AvE AND 59TH-sr.-9 a. M to III p m'-AAsiiN
mac and Monitor Naval Battle.
AsrTRoPoLTTAN OrIRA UOUsE-S-Mikauo.
anon Az ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Exhloltioh
SIy1 os q GlRpEN-S-Shaue Ma Lawn.
Poio GRouNDs-Baseball 49,
krAyDARD THEATRE-s-rn sodier.
k1AR rHEATRy-SUFedora ,,
fHlATRE CoNIQUE-s-FrNz IN ireia"u'
dHALIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CBsar.
6,B AvpNrB THRArRE-s-litte Tycoon. uouar
1ITp STRICT THkATRR-S-Womah Ae"'"S' "o
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
A LIN SOLDIER.

The Standard Theatre was packed last night
to such extent that sign Of stiniing Room Only"
was displayed outside. Tao aston which brought
about this rush the production o: piece by c. H.
Hoyt called A Tin Soldier. This OF those heter-
ogeneous mingngs OF bufoonery aud music which seem
nowadays TO tickle the popular TASTE. The tn
sid. sung aud done -eeu,d to please LARGE adj
ence VINO Laughed heartily during Of he time
curtain up. " TIN Soldier H. announced as hay.
ing come stay for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
YoUyG REPUBLICANs ~ POLInCS.

To the EditOr OF The frtoune.
SIR: Noticed i'll your issue of yesterday
letter signed "A Young Republican, calling the at'en'
ton of the Republican leaders OF the Xllth Assembly
District 10 The desire OF young Republicans IN tAe d-
trct for representation in the coming prm try eeeon.
Although not party leader myself, eau say. oi my
personal knowledge from long association wtA Lao
party l-adcrs this district that nOthnS Is III re de-
sired these gentlemen than To have the yOhns men
axe active Interest ia all the Affairs oi thc piry Anu
/, uuns Republican, and his friends wilt make thrh.
selves known 10 the leuhers they will Oe freely anu
xadly accorded all the recognition tuey may desire III
the approaching primary. L. N. ItlhlLi- Va; ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
TAXING Az EVENIA G's TRiP 10 BERLIN.

4 large audience in Association Hall last
evening accom- med {. T. Bottom III one oi h!' pc
uresque European trips. This tour wa; up the Kane
10 Berlin. Starting OF the ocean greynound-
from New l0rA Mr. Bolton presented VIVA AMI brah'
Iu pictures of the many interesting ieatsrs
on the routes The OF Cologne" the CatLcdra, The
statues streets opr brought before the eye
The tour along the Kline illustrated Win no
scenes nt oy ana fable. aud Berlin stood o.t WIN
interesting attractions making them seem TOO real Iot
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getting cR the at tho Revere House, he nearly
colided In turning sharp corner with an elderly gen.
tleman who was standing with his hat on wipins the
perspiraton from h, forohead but he held his hat In
such position to give the appearance OF Deegne
Dr. PeaJOty ,ens only tho hat, dropped quarter lo
It, with his custom ,ry kind rem ark Dr. oliver wendell
HOMES who was hclinx the hat put the money la his
pocket, solemny thanked the giysr. aud passed On.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Prom NE A,r York world. .,..
II tho editor u ltH s,.'is 10 =" 40 W N'>]l'~'"a 49,
v i ia . nlcr, len eel o., ts Ptn--ctrlc lnf"'.~T's
oumittre the pubuc vii conclude IA # he hn"' % %
c,st 10 sal.ucr ms cOni,mpoiat.cs by luh"'u'",
+ uitul.h ptosis ol turr auc-rd N"na.l! ihf 4'.'
.-l tl. fiar oi IT. lrading n"r.inS cohe"f :.
me, \. been sao,l lc, by the Bel Io.rpi"'t "ooI
.nI, Nj T., .ttr.apf 20 pr " fiu- row w.ei So 't
tiNrtI;ion Is extended wOud bo shabby ih1e'd' ""
tts 4
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
TIE MADIs)y sQUARE COMPANY ~ BOSTON.
BOsroS, May 3 (SpeciaD.-A N. Palmers

Madison 81 iare COnpa ~ DiSln foGr eSS eh-i1e-
ment Tonight Parz Theatre. Tne bill Tor to- mt
wa. gagged" Agnes Booth. al ways !ayUriie here.
was cordially welcomed b ck - her former nome AMI
was the recipient Of beautiful moral offerings The play
made favorable Impression The advance siies ars
large and PROMISE "A succes fu engagements
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
A nnrIrIAK su.PICION.

ITOIN : lt-ITIlt" -'''''' .. - Il
cuoe,ion a. n~,n how uuCl me Nff- loFS
~ rI.'ynd Tor priutins it, famous intrr'lc"
w I,v could n Il received $40. Tor ptihun- no
i.I yiew ol me telephone cbutr rOysfsy IL" So'''
,, . roter Was worth at ie ,st tea times a. mlcA IS
,r i Tory aud II Is popu ry suspected hatSI-oVV
would be a great help To NE itoies
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
SUBMITTING rRon9Mlo,N. ,.,l,, no A VOTE

from f"e . ~'"S' -, i ,f no Re,
II Is recOgnlz a by tno Sicit oodN oi .n0 ~ ~
,-.,., t,.t ne suuan,>I,n % tur pro otl"i"""
IA. sion 80 tne OF Nc" l"tA St''"l "o"'u 80,
,nrnc. 49, IS bunging oat - roph ar Q 4'os." 49, ,".
,u,, .rcatly AID IN tho promotion ol h.al.la Pas P,s
,su tuon Mt On TINS worry important suAeeI Asao H"-
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
SIGNAL sERviCE WA rHER MAPS.
People interested In studying the weat

People Interested III Studying lnc "catucr
changes have hIDit o cOnsultn the eigiai
service bulletins - which contain data from stations
all over the country collected by esrapn reduced
To tabular form. Sergeant EteHebcrger, IA charge of
The Acw YORK ofc. = suinG Quart "Vrry morn
NIX based the ~ ob-eryatOns. whlch tells tAe
situation graphically Jnd quickly than the heurc~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
This nonsense about pardon for James ID. flsh
ought to cease Justice has done her duty In his
ca ,e and he is where no belongs and must stay.

The 1glish Tories find 1t difficult to account for
the sympathy and moral support which the Home
Rule cause receives in America and the Colonies.
Their usual sneer that foreign opinion is led
by consideration for he Irish vote. This comes with
very bad grace from tle party which allowed Mr.
Parnell at the last election to transfer to 1t the
Irish vote in every doubtful constituency in Eng
land and Scotland. There is, in tact, no English
speaking country in the world in which such closely
calculated attention has been paid to the Irish vote
as IN England itself Wherever the political power
of the rival parties nicely balanced the candidate
for Parliamen tary honors. whether in a by or
general election. invariably executes very pretty
eCg-dance for the benefit of the IRISH vote.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
MADISON SQUARE IHEArRr-PRINCEK KARL

NJ n
Ii j. not easy. and perhaps 1t is not uccdiu to con-
slider IN "A serious and thougl iiu spirit su; Wild aud
whriing compound OF improbabiity and eXtrava-
eance as MI A. C. Cunter has furnished TO the stage
as "a comedy, under the GesiVna ion Di Prince kari.
1his new Iioco was blougbt forward last night a;
the Madison Square Theatre, tor INST time in New
York nud It was received with interested attention.
kindness and good natnr d appliance 10y an audience
thai wded every part OF the house. Mr. h'h"r"
Mansfield. making hls rc-cntrarc' IN New-lofk' im-
persouatrd the central character and he made "a
remarkable exhibition # liz pass onnio eano'tl''s
and h- various aud well-trained ability. Mr.. Mans
uelO has to represent "A noble German gentleman VINO
pretcnds be n acAev IN order tina be my sei'e
and eventually VIII "A Noman whom IA loves anu who,
secretly loves him. Along this Il, nder tnfead oi
dramatic purpose. wh.cD rans IN the play tht"n|i
a lab, rlnth o impossible ipciucniS Sonrn'' '"''"
tie and -omctimcs ab.urd-tho actor cNcied hl' ""e
talcni or taotcrlzai1n with impressive i"ce an"
admirable discretion. IL was performance naugh'
with manly feeling and unconscious hninor, ana ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
RHkl OPENS A NEW OpERA HOUSE.

RHkI OPENS NhW OFkH1 NOJSH.
WELLINGTON, Ohio, May 3 (>pecidD. Mile.
Rhea opened new opera mousse here to-uighI Ihe
auction sale OF seats for tonight and to-mOrrow "sns
brought $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Persons leorinJ torn TOR the season, and sum
ney trareiiers. can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them. postpaid, for 10 cents per month
the address being changed as often as des,'cd
THE DAILY TRIBUNE ,riU be sent to any address
in Europe at 81 80 per month, uhch includes
the ocean postage.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
THE rEEsIDEN~,s. "rEIyAdE lei, rAr""S'"
uno,. rnr nr,locrHrlc pnIyr OLE VIEW.

II Mr. Cleyraud rtc'iN,s san, noes t,",n % "a u, = ,, -
Ne nope hr does not Keep t'riu }" tn' '''''' DNi
along with his other private papers
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

THE BOYCOITERS WILL GLANCE rilEIH MtHDH
Prom The .ssic- Haven Aecs -
Those who ., lao pJJcOs. VIII % si'",
est IN cuniemui iug 1t a. soon ~ tiry ee tl'' ~
the oppression OF the individual i'o' ""'o my Wv
afn ala
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Why should not the present House have more EN-
plOyes than ANY other IA the history OF the county
1t ~ a reform BODY aud represents reform iary
Whenever "a set OF men come INTO ohce with iodd-
mou he'd Professions OF reform, the experience OF
tue puJlic prepares nen u cADect W DO worse sWn
oled aud moro reno Sc. .essy pLrdened than ever
he lIcn have new SCI o. retalners 10 pay
and can never pay nall The tney nave promised
Coaseq y reform IN such cases means more rOD-
bery for tue interests of party.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

froAa Ihs Tr,ritJa Itus dmerchn. -
Thor, does not urcd iud-n ln- ~ - 70 81 'oter
tbr me drift of Republican scnuh n II lirsey III '"'
,1r,,.ti,,n of the RECONCILIATION OF Mo Blaine
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

The makeup of the May Grand jury COM
mends it to the confidence of the public
There viii probably be no disposition ON its
part to shirk diSagreeable nveStgations, lest
the political or personal effect should be bad
Consido ring the serious advice Of Judge Cew-
ing and the lines which he laid down for them
to follow, it is evidently good thing to have
a Jury of this kind. Jdrics hig and little, nave
always been considered bulwaiks Of the peoples
liberties We trust the present panel Will
prove as patriotic as the one just dsmis 'ed.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
3,2O5 every day.
Treason il odious-that is, north of Mason and

THE TRIBUNE Is JUS. and having Its reputation
in that respect to mllnIain. 1t cheerfully c0ncedcs
that The Hncss condition Is not due to faSln
aione OF course Fagn has had great deal TO
do with this deplorablc state OF ahilrs. II won
have come about sooner or later if Fagn had been
nnassised III his descent Bat tho graduates OF the
Springfield kinder-arten whom ne has kept about
him have done gre 1t part OF IL. And what PITY!
lime wa when there was lots OF fun II diSputIng
with he Iines, bur nowadi5s we have only that
melancholy satisfaction with whici the s;ern uia-
tornal ancestor must content herself when she re-
pro ses the se, en deadly sins In the small boy
with u shing
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
1t is not question OF divorce between the Demo-
Gratis and the MugwumpS bnt of alnony.

The census report vital statistics states that
the mean annua. incrca"e by excess of births over
deaths IN this country S7S.522. 1t would be de
SIT ible to know how the ort arrives Mt this con-
clusion and tor what period the number gwen IL
supposed 10 be mean of the annual increase Ger
tany it was not the rate of increase III 1880. Prob
embellishments to be the mean for tie years 1870
1850 inclusive. But if so, 1t Is well to remember
that the period when this was the true rate OF IN
crease Il years ago. aud that the annual in-
crease by excess of births over deaths stea My ell
aroes At the same rate it wO I'D now be alb put
Ito 900 yearly. That means an addition of alb mt
o. 800 10 the population every month. besides ali
immigrants to the country, and an addition of about
q on5 eyery dav
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

JEFF. Davis seems to find the South very solid IN
its devotion to "reminiscences OF treason anu re-
bellion.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

The charges against Mr. Church. Chief Engi-
neer of the AQueduct, will doubtless be thor
opchy invest gated, no matter whether Mr..
Craven, who made them, again appears before
the Commission of Engineers or not OF course
Nh Craven and his friends will not accept the
conclusions of the investigators unless they
should be against Mr.. Church but the public
generally will receive the report whatever II IS.
without doubt as to its correctness. The accu-
Sci in this matter seems to have had all the
privileges usually accorded to persons in his
position. He should have known how it would
be wen hr started. Investigations vf this
kind are not for purposes of persecution or
prosecution, but merely to find out the truth
If possible.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Whatever the soul of John Brown may be doing
JEFF Davis is now marching on.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

One feature of this mornings news in
connection with the labor troubles relates
to the Official declaration of the knights
of Labor in ST. Louis that the great
railway strike on the Gould lines is ended.
1t was virtually ended some time ago, but
this declaration was probably needed to re-
heve the various trades organizations through
out the country which have been supporting the
noI- workers in the Southwest from giving
them any more money. Elsewhere since Sat
urday there has been but little change in the
situation. The strikes have not spread greatly
nor has there been much violence. Indeed. con-
sidering the number of men VINO are ld.e
exceptional order has oeen maintained, eX-
cept in one or two instances III Chicago
and Milwaukee. The strikers every
where seem to be simply waiting
for something to turn up. Employers are dong
the same. In tins city the piano makers, the
fulIiers, and some other workingmen left their
places, but it was done quietly The Third
Avenue Railway ran cars until late at night
without trouble.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Mr.. Henry Wattcrson is gong abroad. II he
codly leaves the Star-eyod Goddess here in a
strange land o her fate the chances are that by the
time he returns she will be living IN Pennsylvania,
beaming in her old radiant way at n pig-Iron god.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

1t is not possible to doubt after the debate
yesterday IN the Senate, over the Post-OIlice
bill, that reform in the consular scry ice OF thc
United States would be a good thing. Only il
would need 10 be applied TO the appointment,
OF tie present Administration first of all. Mr.
Vest ANNOUNCED Oh the authority of report by
one of Mr. CIevolnd's cOnsus IN France that
French commerce had declined since that Nation
had undertaken to heir lis foreign steamship
lines but an examination Of the report by
quick opponent showed that its conclusions
were not justified by the stai' i's,ics. NV
consul whOSe desire TO suppOr. theory inter
fcrcs with bis ab lity 10 draw plain cOnclu-
sons is certainly IA fit SUBJ ct for refol m opera
tions. 1t may be remarked incidentally thal,
in this debate On the amendment 10 the POST
Office bill, which proposes 10 pay $oOO,OOO TO
American steamship companies for carrying
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

When Mr.. Blame said that the Republicans were
robbed of the trnst of Government by Bourbon out
RACES IN the South. he was waving the bloody
shirt" But when JED. Davis talked rank treason
the other day at Montgomery he was merely
wrapped in the mantle Of regret The Demo-
Gratis and their allies have convenient eyes and can
cross them at will.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Mr.. Morrison says he tnAnNs the Democrats VIII
"hang together" ou the Tariff bill Ia faith, it's
qui,c likely
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

The country does not need any more law. All it
REQUIRES IL more order.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

Mr. Gladstone has been frequently reproached
with writing for an eloquent man, very hard prose
to read HIS prose improves with age. His address
20 his Midlothian constituents is masterpiece OF
English prose- terse trenchiDt and tlnghng with
vital force.