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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
PERSONAL

The Hon A. f. Judevlne, Of Hardwick, VT, has
ven nv will one fourth OF his estate to the University
Of huntington The bequost Is thought to be worth
5000 900.
Mr.. Herbert Spencer works three hours day dictat
Ing all his writings. His favorte recreation Is found
In playing billiards.
Mrs. Alice j. Shaw, the musical whistler Is a native
of Elmra n Y, and married there but she VIII to-
night for the first time in that city, display the unique
riff which has made her name famous.
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt has been travelling in
Tennessee during the past week, looking up material
for a new literary work
The portrait Of william Henry Harrison, which the
Kentucky Senate has loaned to Cincinnati for Its cen
tennIa exposition painted In 1o4O, and was
presented 10 the Kentucky Legislature by the Whig
Central Committee, token Of kentucly's rank az
tho banner Wing state.
Mr. John II. Fry, who was once private secretary to
Henry Clay, living at Sidney n. ", nearly seventy
years old.
Work will be begun in few weeks the st.
slmcon's Mission Church. at Philadelphia, memorial
TO the late bishop Stevens
The late william Dorshemor had plans for building
a villa at Newport this year.
In three weeks "United Ireland recently applied
the following eplthcts TO the Chief Secretary for Ire
land, who would appear to be pretty bad man II he
deserved them /" Bloody Balfour-Bomba the Little
-Blac kguard-Beasly- Bluudeling Boastfll-Brut-
al-Cromwell the second-Callous-C a'umnious-Cold-
hearted-C iucl-DesIot Das,aIdly- do peable-De-
testable- ID ained of all bis manhood Efeminsie-
Execrable-Fa her OF es-Feminno-Ferlclou s-
ng-Frantic-Fraudulent-Fl nippaut liar -
Garotter-Grotesque- Hypocrite - Id - Infamous -
Observation-Disclosures Breaker - LnS -iveret cow.
aid-M1rlerer-M anesi OF the human race Mnlc Gus
-Mallgnant-M eraLlo-,Nsrrow odIous- outrageous
| Revil ng-Ridicuous slandercr snob-Swndler -
sybAnts-SASags - shabby Shameless - s0tefu -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
TIE GHOST ART frost LIMITED.


This organization, which is now ready Tor pusi'
ness respectfully asks for share OF the patronage
of confiding public.
Special rates given to the marines.
Towns supplied with pictures ancient and mod
ern, while you wait. commodious ART tempo
given with every order.
Speaking lkenesses taken by the patent spooK
process-when the conditions are right
P.S The conditions have way OF being wrong
when persons of sane and inquiring turn Oh
mind present themselves
We employ only Sweet by-and-bye' artists who
understand their trade. Ask to see our full
hundred dollars to any person who can prove
that the portraits Of this trio are not hre-nKe'
This is q fine opportunity for enterprising cities
and villages in the interior to become art centres
at prices to suit the times.
A clever and hard working spirit has been Sc
cured who makes q speciality Of matchmaking
neat triples gilt frames.
ALI applications for spook chromos will be dis
regarded. Our mediums have information thai
the heightened and sensitive spirits with whom
they are associated in this branch Of industry
would strike II called upon to evolve chromos
Ladies' and gentlemen proposing to deal Win
US would do well to procure certificate from q
Trustworthy physician that they were born So"
Confidence men wanted in every county. No
connection with any other green-goods emporium.
Beware of counterfeits. Be sure that all can
vases bear our trademarks horseleech rampant,
gull couchant over the legend Thephoolsarenotall-
deadyet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

lation In form indistinguishahle from gam
bling. but they will also establish most vicious
precedent. by which the State will be COM
mitted in future not merely to successive
guarantees Of new loans to the Panama Com
pany, but to wildcat financing" of all kinds
1t will be an ominous sign of the state OF
political morality in France If NJ. de Lesseps
be allowed to have his own way in this matter
Nevertheless we apprehend that this will be
the result of the present deliberations in the
Chamber of Deputies The great French
mans success in completing the Suez Canal In
the face of seemingly insuperable obstacles
has predisposed credulous investors to con-
clude that he cannot fail in anything that he
undertakes. The first shareholders in that
rcmuneratiye enterprise, the impracticability OF
which was demonstrated by engineers. experts
and capitalists for many years, are now draw
ing 10 per cent dividends. The Panama
investors are not to be convinced that their
own shares will prove less valuable. when the
great ditch is once dug. They are determined
to have the canal completed by direct Govern
inent subsidies. IL the money cannot be raised
in any other way. They are now importuning
tho Deputies for guarantee of the new loan {;
and when this is obtained and their treasury
again is emptied. they will clamor for direct
financial aid on the ground that the honor OF
the Republic will be compromised If the work
be abandoned and the original shareholders
sold out. Whether the canal is carried to COM
pletion or impending ruin overtakes the In
yestors, public morality in France is In fair
way TO be utterly demoralized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
Amusemenis.

sc.nxwy or MUSIC aud s-Dr. Jekyll and ME-. Hyos
ysroApwAy TuEAIRB-2 and s-As ToecA
CA.,> 3 and -Erminse , pn.x
Cs,cx FIRING HALr~-3-restmsna 70 Major J. roma
DAla 5 lHxArRg aud : A Midsummer Nsnss Dfos"'
DocxerApER's-2 and $50 CsrinHs In Arcaaia
EDEN MusEe--Erdely Naczi-Alceh
BRAND OPERA HousE-2 and s-Evangenh~
IYcEuM Tbs ,rRE-2 and s1o-rhs WIG
NAp,sos SQUARE GARDsS-2 and s-urous
w.ntsov SQUARE rax .rRE-2 aud ';t,-hesrs Oh hess'
:, - :, . rnr~-o s,d : Renee and Julistfe
srINpARp THsArRE--2 and s-Psut kauvsr or Ansf0ns
THALa--2 and s--Possart
WAILAcx's--2 and >;l5-Mouey.
sTu Ayrxue THEArRE-2 AID s:3o-Msnoara
Ss-usr TaR arxE-2 and s-The still Alarm
xTalyE AND 1eTH-sr.-Gettysburs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
SENATOR CAMERON NOT A CANDIDATE
From Tho Washington Post

Senator Cameron al the Capitol Yesterday
morning by Pest reporter and shown tho Asso-
TUESDAYS POST In rhlch 81 Iitofa&. keVobSo cot
lector Pollock Of PhlladoIyha ~ Intimate hona OF
the SENATOR'S "a alleged &C havr said that the senator
was candidate for the Republican nomination for inc
Presidency and would have tho backing OF tho Phla-
delnhia deleratop when his candidacy announced.
Senator Cameron. after reading the paragraph SAID
Mr. Pollock is mstaken. ] do not believe, however,
that ne n sde sny ynch ptasemept " he did "a TAa
emit ely without authority. i am not candidate Tor
the Presidency and DO not expect to bc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
INVESTIGATING TEMPERANCE La VS.

Valuable LIGHT ON AN IMPORTANT MArIEi'
From Tho Boston Transcript
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE has recently prose- u,on
an interesting Inquiry as to tho operation Vi 'i'o i
The SUBSEQUENT course Of this will bring out even
more fnlIy the sentiment of the great masses OF me
Ieope on the best method Of regulating liquor franc
The insight It gives Of the laws OF different STATES
feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign--On a motion for urgency for the olu
providing for the revision of the Constitution Ill
the French Chamber of Deputies the government
was defeated, 26S to 231; thereupon the Govern
ment resigned and their resignation was accepteo
by President Carnot. - King John OF ADys-
sina sent an officer with proposals for peace ihVo
The Italian camp. - Emperor Frederick anu
Empress Victoria drove from Charlottenpcrg 10
, Berlin. - Serious fires aggravate the suffering
from floods in Germany.
Congress.-The House only in session Di'iS
granting pensions TO tie widows of General Logan
and General Blair were passed, after warm
debate; forty-one private pension bills were also
passed n, p.;,uooa
Company in Aurora, Ill, were burned, 1t was
thought by strikers; disorders occurred among the
striking switchmen in Chicago - The number
of men killed by the explosion in the mine AT
Rich Hill Mo-, was twenty -one, and OF these Ihe
l,odies OF sixteen cannot be reached for several
days. - The Mase Prison Maintenance Dill was
lost. reconsidered and passed by the Assembly.
- Senator Murphy, Democrat, announced that
he would not vote to confirm Governor HlIs
nominations for Quarantine Commissioners -
President Cleveland has requested the Civil Ser
vice Commission to revise the classification OF the
various departments - The absconding officers
of the State National Bank, at Raleigh, have been
arrested - The New-Jersey Legislature ao-
journed.
City and Suburban.-Elbrdgc j Gerry vigor-
ousy defended the women of New-iork =
The last span of the great new bridge across the
Harlem River was swung into place - May
10 fixed as the da," for The Republican city pri-
maries - The provisions Of the Will OF joshua
Jones made public; an estate OF s1ooo'ooo 10
be divided among his heirs. - negro muir.
mis- sister.in-law - woman committed sui
eide in a small hotel under mysterious circum-
stances - Nearly all the immigrants On the
Britannia allowed to land 80 Good Friday Cd
served in the Roman Catholic and Protestant
Episcopal churches. - The Stock Exchange
WAS not Open
The Weather. Indications for to-day: warmer
and generally fair. Temperature yesterday High
est. SIC; lowest, 369; average. 464'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
POPULARITY OF THE MILLS BILL IN ENGLAND
From The Pail Mall Gazette

Considerable satisfaction was expressed yestoIuE
nv the south staordshre Iron and steel makers at tho
new American Tariff bill Tho details OF the proposed
reduced iron and steel duties had been looked for with
much expectation and tho information which has been
recently circulated is nearly all that the makers can
desire The suggested reductions " the steel rail duty
TO aI4 and OF steel slabs and blets TO al instead OF
sl7 aud of pig SO. especially satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

that committee. favored referring the bill to the
Committee on Internal Affairs, in whose charge
It was placed. There it is safe. This COM
mittee consists of Senators Lewis, Deane and
Stadler The first two are Republicans and
believe in High License. A favorable report
may soon be expected, and the passage of the
bill Is assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
Reserved Seat
Ticket
RIGHT.
HEAVENS
CHOIR

A Wabash-avc. t1adesman announces himself as
and glover We shall have to be ns
giectinp his business this sort of atrocty on the IAN
usge speak and write will continue ted q tRe word
frultereD over tho door OF man who has cucum-
hers lettuce and radishes on sale.-(Chicago Mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

rn,.syrfr,v,s heart wrspt in q woman's hde-TiEcr
or4snrer-Tyrsnt fTnspsakably contemptirie
Vsnonous rcpA 10 = venth oquist = Vscnlsuns - VII"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge will address hepuon'sH
meeting in Rhode Island this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

President Of tho United States win b. RepuDncan
no Won hnow OF any takers7 Yours truly
Newark N. j.. March 20 M
How does this card seem to strike you. ME-
Clappf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

HIGH LICENSE AND LOCAL OPTION PREFERRED
From The Hartford Post
The study of the problem In all the states 50 that
hiab license with local option has proved me moss
successful In handling the liquor traffic. ana mas nau
the support OF communities more geheraiiS tn~n my
other legal method.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
HE WILL TAKE ANYTHING ON HIS PLATE
From The Chicago News.

OF course old Joe Mcdonald Of Indiana IS canui-
date for Chief Justice OF the supieme cos s, d
has always breu a candidate T. everything anoat anu
he Is TOO far along to have lost his appetite lor
vIctuals he never had got and lever VIII get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

"The Democrats in the Assembly" remarks The
New-York World" " did their party an injustice
and an injury in arraying themselves against the
High License bill" These Democratic legislators
may have done their party an injury by their
course on high license but they certainly did not
do it an Injustice The Democracy of this State
uniformly and earnestly sneezes when the rum
mower takes snuff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

General Boulanger was not got rid OF when
be was placed on the retired list. Politically
he became an even more important figure than
before, for he at once announced his candidacy
for place in the Chamber of Deputies. This
has been speedily followed by Ministerial
crisis. A motion for urgency in the revision Of
the Constitution was adopted yesterday by the
Chamber by vote Of 1853 TO 237, and Premier
Tirard and his associates at once resigned.
When this Cabinet Of clerks was formed 1t was
not expected to be long-lived. The crisis has
hardly come as soon as it was looked for The
next move on the board will be awaited with
interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

The Assembly, after a prolonged struggle
yesterday, finally determined to do its plain
duty in the matter of preventing the inmates OF
the State prisons from spending their time in
idleness. There are now 1000 convicts with
out employment-a condition which cannot but
be demoralizing bin appropriating 100000
10 enable the State account system to be con-
timed was first defeated and then recon-
sidered and passed. 1t was supported by the
leading men of both parties, but several men,
bers asserted that they did not fully approve
the State account system, although they re-
garded it as Of the utmost importance that the
convicts should be kept at work under this
until better plan should be adopted. A sat.
isfactory substitute will probably be evolved
some day. Meantime the prisoners should DO
put at work and kept at work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

MIR. BAYARD is NO TANNER THOUGH
From Tho Boston Post
It looks very much "a though tho United States
might havo to tan Morocco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

The New-Jersey Legislature has adjourned
The niece of work for which it will be chiefly
remembered was the passage of the High LII
oense- County Option act, which puts New
Jersey into line with the progressive sentiment
of the country on the question of temperance
reform. Even If the Legislature had done
nothing else worth while, that one achievement
would make the session highly creditable one.
There is reason to believe that the news from
Abyssinia by way of Rome is colored to suit
Italian interests. Hence it is hard to estimate
the value of the report that King John has
made overtures for peace to General San Mar
zano Previous reports had led to the behef
that battle was about to be fought; and a
single battle might be decisive. The reason
given for King Johns latest action is that pro-
visions are scarce among his people. Such
condition of things might compel him to make
peace on conditions that otherwise would not
be thought of. If he is able TO put force ap-
preaching 100000 men in the field, he would
not be likely on his own ground to give way to
10000 or $4,000 Italian soldiers without at
least one effort to prove his superiority in the
art of war.
Mr.. Bourke Cochran has made two speeches.
In the House of Representatives. Both have
been creditable efforts, and have increased the
good opinion of him which his conceded abil-
ities as lawyer and an orator had won. MIR.
Cockran's maiden appearance was in behalf of
Captain Whites claim TO his seat which the
Elections Committee declared to be vacant.
The New-York Congressman spoke briefly but
forcibly. appealing for justice and fair dealing.
He was on the winning side then; and so he
was again yesterday. when the bills granting
pensions TO the widows of General Logan and
General Blair were passed by large majoritics
The opposition came from the Southern "brig-
adiers." who pretended TO see in this reason
able action the spectre Of "class legislation
Dir. Cochran pulverized this argument with
Ease The member from the XIIth has set q
high standard thus far, and the people will ex-
pet good things from him hereafter
II Lieutenant Governor Jones and the Dem
Scfanc Senators could have had their own way
tne higb-License bill would have gone to thu
comm'tsoc on General Laws. the majority O
which !, believed TO be hostile 10 MIR. Crosby
measure In fact, Mr.. Arnold, the chairman o
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Jacob Sharp's illness must take load OF anxiety
from the mind of Colonel John Fellows.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

Tuu Philadelphia Times SAYS from
uycrf Ecpgblicau state cNccp, rcnusyl-
vua urc now heard Republican appeals
inr tariff reduction. and 10 adds: Penn
syiyania has most y, stake IN tie fulnl-
u-ut 81 the pledges given 10 the people
ny l-iih parties in l,si, aud on. Of the
grayrst obstacles ,oprompt anil judi.
cipus tariff revision is the attitude OF
Pennsylvania prui-c,ionisls defending
what are now utterly iudcfcnsiblc tariff
taxes on our manufactures aud on ih.
ucccssarirs nf life.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

TmE Anti Poverty sne!cty has struck
un rock and split. At a meeting Of
thr Escculiyc Committee las, week DR..
Mct'ynn. ~ president of the society.
nnuuuuged that he had appointed ten
ncw mrmbsrs Of the committee. This
was charged rs m attempt to pack the
committee IN GSirr 10 stavc of possible
orusUfc OF himself fur his recent drnun.
ciation Of Henry George. \ row On.
sued aud the factions separated Each
"t thcm rcnrr1nil'8 aud read the other
faction out %. the society.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

richest in the state and has shipped con-
siderable ore during the past year and
development work is being pushed
vigorously. About every ten years
the mining interests have q boom and
the year 1855 viii about bring in ms
lively times as amy seen In Colorado
since the earlg days OF I.sadyillc. The
districts mentioned above present II
mining field that is bound to come
10 the front before the year la'l
dAMns npnn ".
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

y WAsuSuIuS dispatch says that
thg Fisheries Commission have com.
p!utcd their labors aul signed u treaty
which viii result in = aa,isfactut, set.
tlcuuat oi the disputes that have cx.
i>tnd for nearly a century over the North
Atlantic fisheries. Before .he treaty
cau take effect It must have the ruiilca.
lion ui the Queen ul Great Britain. the
dominion Of Canada and ihe province
ui Newfoundland a4 well as or the Son
ate ut The United states. Tine TERMS Of
thetrcaty hayeuut yet been made public
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
rO-rOIrrT uI'II-l,riN.

i,avlin. mail leaves Monday. wednesday Rui
Friday vt Z u. NJ. Arrives Tuesday. Thur--
day aud saturday Ut Sp.m
Guud river mail icayu- Monday at @ =. ~.
Arrives rucslny nt y. M.
iianguly mail leaves Monday at II. ~. Mr.
riyca Thursday ri o y. III.
Ticcu uncr private mail leaves Wednesday vt
n. IN. Arrives Tuesday.
Money "ricr and registry department open
from q. m. to y. IN.
once opcu sundays from to 10 u. m, ard
irnr Gtn o. nv.
T. Y. uorsr3~. ppltinh-tqr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

AZ exchange says that in 10 the
mining rush was to California: in 80 To
Pixies Peak: in % 10 Virginia CITY: in,
~ 10 Lcadvilc. In NJ tt will bc To
the great mineral region of which
Breckenridge is the center. The min.
ing country tributary 10 Breckenridge
is rich in both silver and gold. This is
particularly 50 Of French Gulch, where
aunciemnrSably rich gold deposits have
hcrn uncovered. During the past win
Ter good deal Of development work
has been done on the iis3we yO,us OF
Middle swan Gulch aud tho big silver
and lead veins are showing up strong
dUttict is Nyll Known ~ one uT thr
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

TiH Nsljut,pg senator from Viz
r.un, makes q complaint that be over
hraui o. brother senator refer 10 him nj,
20 ad-d foil" Ihr wicked Senator
should b. warmed 10 abstain from such
uuplTIiamlu'lry language. Tho Truth
lsilui to b. spoken ID, all times.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

GuoEUE FHNNcis THAfS, 1t Is said.
rApesi, tu live for 30 ycars yet. Mr.,
Train VIII hardly live ilml long, hut he
has already lived quite long ennugh Ia
cNrlsic tie notion tha; when the brains
arc out tie mau viii die.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

OSE " the recent trusts TINT Is NO,
attracting 20 much notice Is that for the
lsrur.ii u Russell sage aud Jay Could
W.ih Tr-aul ip ;hnsc Kansas Pacific
prosecutions. Thcy have ~, up trust
in rrpyldeucr aui the statute OF limiin-
!iDas principally the statute u llmita.
ttYua.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

Ara Minnesota f1rmcrs' convention,
Nr isuH'iaus pnnncily, made q fierce
attack ou mpnrpplIr,. This is striking
% glli-rt of nor" vital interest t1 Tie
p-up'u u this age than Nfr. Donnelly 5
r'lirE campaign against Shakespeare. II
that gentleman eat discover a cipher
Nltiyl, Will hreak up the m0nopolis;s lie
Wil bc of great public service.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

sENATug TELLEW's bili allowing set.
ttn in tie Uic reservation who have
cs'isgiei ,hrir rights somewhere clso
;o 20, emp; 10 the late reservation. haa
prsrl the sguaic and b, uow IN ,lc
hlui, of Congressman sym.S WHO viii
press i,s r.,llgr iu the Lower Hon e.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

ALL Europe is NOW asking: What
insa Russia wanty What Is she gu.ug
tu dog Nulply seems ,n llc able IA give
sn official aussrr. lat it il tnlsrably cyi.
n,.. thnt shu can't gc, whatever iti-
nlir wants without llsh,ins. anh !; looks
ycgy iauch ~ II she Intended 10 light.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

HLAuu's educational bill has passed
the Senate by vote of - to -. II will
NOW 60 Ia the House, where II will
pc drserycdly smo,hered.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

HAs Ia Utica found black sunl,e
nilr feet long In hs bel on the 18th OF
January. lie thought the reptile got
into the nom through knot hole.
More likely u came through a bung-
IWTs
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
sTArE OFFICIALS

tin,ssrur. At,a Afars
tAfifirtaHt1''ufrTu1T. s. il Hrti0iu
sHefriHsS ~ state. ianrs ti,r
Agirur. baraiu r t;ir.si'y
If,IlaIH.r rsrr -. ~ ur
FrIl. 1.H. fus'rHsfiHH, T. % 'HH1-ii
tfIHrH#E I'rarFri. NFir Nara
l.arafa lafr University. O.. s Gr.rir,
H. - r,4HrH, 70. ". wnsl.ufr. 70. = Nra-
tuHn. o. i. 'r. Hir's ami WuIf tHui1rrE
aTrurgU lurrs
Clfl ffltiHT. WIIaH D. UrTk
Acetate i.r. iiyir1 mi =. a. f.'sFt
t1nT.I.sHurFH. . NJ. Hisiuf' rauss 'tsr"n
HHt John e. silIiaup.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

TuE l,rpuhliln state Auditor oi M.n-
uosoln SAWS that state can be carried Tor
iillino, 'hecausc II has been carried be-
fore fur SOME awful mean men