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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
An INTERESTING CANVASS.

We print elsewhere the results of canvass
regarding tho Presidential preferences OF a
large number of representative Republicans
in tho five great States of New York, Pcnnsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Minnesota We arc
assured, and have every reason to believe, that
it is impartial. More than 1000 responses
were received, the Republicans consulted be-
ing men of standing, and care being taken that
every township should be represented, if pos
sibe.
Some of the results arc curious and interest
ing. Tho canvass was based, of course, upon
tho assumption that Mr.. Blaine is out of the
race Yet nearly onc-third say they will have
him anyway dcclinaton or no declination.
Perhaps the next most striking fact is the
strength of Chauncey NJ. Depcw in the East,
with a lack of it quite as marked in the West
and Northwest. He is the first choice-always
with tho proviso that Mr. Blaine is out of the
way-of 9O2 out of 1928. He stands third
on tho list, Sherman being first and with
"Blaino anyhow" a close second. He leads in
New York, both as first and second choice, and
is strong as second choice both in Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
Another fact of interest is that the Gresham
boom is nowhere beside that Of General lIar
lisOn, either in their own State or elsewhere,
except in Minnesota. In the totals Harrison
has double Grcsham's vote and in Indiana
nearly seven times his vote. These may be
straws, but they would seem to show that the
wind is blowing away from Judge Gresham.
Senator llawlcy makes a small showing.
Tho only State among the five in which Mr..
Allison exhibits any strength is Minnesota.
Mr.. IliScock has nearly as large total as Mr..
Allison, but it is TO be remembered that New
York is included in the canvass, while Iowa is
not. Mr.. Conking has a little less than half
the strength of Mr.. IIiscock.
1t is noteworthy that there is no sign Of
capitalization upon any Of the candidates. This
is by no means an augury of an unwise de-
cison when the time comes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Tho Electrical Review OF this city, which II now
entering Its thirteenth volume cclcbraios tho event
by appearing In and striking cover, and giving
It's readers several departments, covering new
fields In which electricity is becoming import ant
element. Tho Review IS well edited and ablo
paper.
Returning from Active Service Member OF the n
V 7th Tin railway carrlagc)- toll you old man II was
tough service Why. We slept In tho armory for TWO
nights.
Member OF Ist City Troop. Phad'l phawo got
SLIGO Of H. too. Just fahncy, nearly twelve hours
duty at tho Exposition Building, with nothing to cat
but crackers, cheese and conrc.
war Veteran who is sitting behind Them and can't
stand any longcr Gentlemen got only four bullets
iraicrnIzo little, | know, when tell you that I'm
going to join tho Boston cadets next wcck-tTid Bits
II Is stated in Z" Tho Boston Transcript" that hous-
ands OF engaged In tho liquor traffic. and
II allowed to vote excise Smatters all
these women would vote, while very fow others would.
Another Slam on tho Doarder.- Agricultural boardcr
to landlady)-Yes Mrs Phlppcn, |. likc yon have lived
"a farm. In fact owned u stock farm some years
ago and the hogs raised arc stu talked Of
What kind OF hogs wcro thoy ~
90, had several kinds. Poland China and Berr
shire and chester hogs but didn't liko tho Rcrk-
shlres. Which do you think arc tho most Improbable
hogs Mrs. PhippenP
Tho human nos."-Q4incon Journal.
Bishop whitehead (EpiscopaD, of Pttsburg, Penn.
the uso OF flowers at funerals and In tho
church on Easter Day. Tho nso of flowers In church
at Easter has undoubtedly been overdone. But IL
hardly as in this country as IL ~ In the English
churches on harvest homo festivals, when many
churches resemble nothing so much green grocery.
Tennessee IL said to DO looking around for q Gov
ornor who can't play tho fiddle and knows he can't.
IL is feared that snch DO found IN the 6ato
Js-ph rh-mhrl-n (gayy-SpOrtf Why, certainly
Enjoyed myself amazingly. you bet II I'm asked
whats tho not RESULT Is barron1" shall roply,
Sir, tho result Is Barren net-see Guoss that's not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
MUSICAL and DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Tenth Thomas Popular concert young people's)
Will take place on March "a. at p. m. Tho pro-
gramme includes Overture 10 Shakcsp eare's Richard
ILL.,. op. CO, Volkmann; "Fantasa," op. TO- Rhen-
berger; Concerto oD. 49, Grleg SYMPHONIC Poem.
Vorsplcl- Die Mclsers ncor.' Wagner Dir.
Johannes zeger Will be the sololst
The tenth Thomas Symphony Concert will tako
place In sclnway Hal tomorrow evening
Henry Irvlng's farewell season in America IS draw
ing rapidly to close. Tonight he acts at "cSs
Point, while the Star Theatre viii remain closed
The programme for tho rest OF bis last week Is az
follows: tuesday Faust; Wednesday, q" Tho Mcr-
chant of Venice; Thursday olivia Friday, Tho
Merchant OF Venice" saturday matinee, Louis NJ
SATURDAY night, olivia In which Mr. Irving and
Miss Terry Will say farewell
Possart and Glcrs continue to act at tho ITALIA
Theatre
Mr.. Barnay, at tho Academy OF Music this week,
will appear King Learn which part he was
extremely unsatisfactory when he attempted It hero
bcforc-portions Of Richard uI.", "willlam Tell
and julius Caesar "uriel AcoSta' and "Othelio'
lie will give seven performances during tho week.
tho usual German arrangement of three nights wcok
having been discarded.
Mr. W H. Gillete's melodrama Of Held by tho
Enemy may 20 enjoyed this week at tho Leo Avenue
Academy Of Music, Brooklyn, l. ID. Tho piece has
boon proved stronger ard better since the addition
of A new third act The Mansfield Post, G. A. H.,
win attend tho performance of 1t In Broollyn ono
night this week
Mrs Gcnevevo Stebbins- Thompson and Miss Mary
s. Thompson announce a Dclsarte Matinee to occur
at p. m Thursday, March 90, at the Madison
Square Theatre Both arc well known as pleasing
roadors good teachers of elOcuon and expert dlsci-
pies OF Dclsatc.
Mcssrs. Robson and Crane, acting In Tho Henri
etta,r Will forth at Niblo's Theatre tonight.
A reproduction NJ IIt odnan Blird' Will be accom-
,Iig NJ Ia M night
Professor Cromwell gave Illuminated lecture
at the Grand Opera House last evening con
corning " Ireland and the Irish"
Mr. Daniel sully will appear at the Windsor Theatre
tonight, presenting drama called Daddy No
Ian" Mr. Suliy has met with favor in the rural
districts as what IS called natural actor 1t
IS understood that no follows somewhat In tho foot
steps OF Mr. Dcnmen Thompson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

gain tho power. Naturally Mr.. Curtis does in
Justice to the patriotic body Of true-hearted
citizens with which he once acted. but which
he afterward betrayed. The regard for all that
is mertorious and worthy in Civil Service re-
form has not ceased because President Clcec-
land has proved faithcss to it, as they ex-
pectcd he would Nor arc they. as Mr.. Curtis
implies, so dishonest as to adopt va strong
declaration for Civil Service REFORM" with
deliberate intent to disregard it. That meas
urc of shamelessness Mr.. Curtis will find only
In the party which he now tries to retain in
control of the Government. after its dishonesty
and incapacity have been proved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
dmusementS.

AcApEMY ~ MUSIC 6-Her Ludwis Barnsy'
tx,sou OPERI HOUsE-3:l5-Pearl OF Pskin =.
RpoADwAY THEATRE-9-La ToSoA
CASINO -t-Erminie-
DAYS THEATRE. s. A Midsummer Nights Dream
Y1OCKsrADERs-s30- Csrnne in Arcadia
T:D.x MUsgE-Erdclyi Naczi-Aieeh
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-S-Hsodsan bnu"'
LYcRUM THE,TRE-Sl5-The Wite
MADISON SQUARE GARDES-2 and s-Clrous,
MADISON SQUARE Neutrality-suspicious. VI "'"''
MINI o's q ARpRY-s Tho Henrietta
sr.NnAnp IuEArRg-5-Paul Kauyar. or Anarcny
THALIA-8-P0ssart
W.IJAcxs-e:l5-Town and Country.
6ru AVENUE THEATRE-s:3O-Msnbars'
IAru ST. THYArRE-9-Masgie. the MldgcI
Aru AVE AND l9TTI-sT.- GettysburG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

1t is q well-known fact that discrepancies
between laws in different States on the same
subjects continually lead to confusion and not
infrequently to real hardship. Therefore, any
serious attempt to make such laws uniform IS
pretty sure to be regarded favorably. Es-
pccially is this the case when an effort IN this
direction has the approval of such men as ex-
Judge Davis, ex-Surrogato Rollins, cx-Judge
Dillon, General Swayne and other leading
lawyers. A bill providing for the appointment
of commission to consider the matter and
determine the ACCESSIBILITY of inviting the CO.
operation of other States has been brought for
ward at Albany by Senator Van Colt. There
is no politics in it, but that ought not to pre-
vent it from receiving due consideration. The
propricty of interstate action to bring about
harmony in laws relating 10 marriage and d.
vOrce, bankruptcy ETC., must be apparent.
New York may very properly take the lead in
this movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

bad for Joseph. 9 reesrvciri - we fishery somnis\
sioners say.-tLondon Punch
sThe Pittsburs DISPATCH calls attention to tie a
vantage Of natural gas g fuel in blizzard. i
THE JOLLY REPORTERS = y
we're Jolly pencil showers,
We'ro always the 60.
Around the town we're hunting down
Tho latest SCOOP You know
without much pay or fame,
We have to do tho world each day,
And get there Just tho same"
Chorus-Ohl 10y, dear boy.
Let your heart be vocal,
For we write all the night,
Hunt all day the local.
We report church and court,
All tho news and noise,
No other order can compare,
With tho Jolly Press Club boys
Tho doctor wants a mention,
Tho preacher wants his sermon praised,
r, Tho co, Author S all his st hnd;t
Tho actor wants blow.
Tho farmer wants "write mp on
How largo hB pumpkins grow
Tho ladies' want . notice,
OF ev'ry ballroom dress.
And how they looked with diamonds on.
All angel lOveliness.
Oh bless tho darlings. all they want,
They ask for. get 1t, too;
The %S only isT psoRI' d II ter ESF's
-(Lu b. Cakc, In Omaha world
At church Sunday mon are seen at their best' shd
women in their best.
1t IS a little singular that just as soon as the
Governor tho day whom the season
begins no sfraightway appoints that day to be sca~
son of fasting humiliation and prayer.(Boston Tram
script
A correspondent wants to know how the DEMO-
cratic party really stands the Presidential question.
Well, as far as we can mako ont, about onc-half OF
tho party believes that 1t will be beaten II Mr. Clovc<
land IS tho candidate and tho ohor half believes
will DO beaten II any othor man IS the candidate As
for tho Republican party 1t agrees with both factions
"An old master knocked down for 5000 road old
Mrs NearsIght in art sale report. We'll she
continued six hundred dollars is good deal OF
money but / shouldn't think any man save a highway
robber would DO brutal enough to knock down an OLD
master for any amount Of money spose no was
afraid to tackle young master "-Norristown Herald
Now-York f. humbled, indeed. when Newark 1eers al
It for being bound.
Now that Mr.. Crowley has recovered, It is young
Holman who Is ILL., and II this see-sawing OF New
York attractions r. going to keep up, we shall havo
TO revive George Francis Train be reegatcd TO the
position Of q third rate town.-tTid Bits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

continued diligence in this work, and also OF
efforts to open the cutters everywhere and keep
them open If few of the owners OF vacant
lots who have neglected this duty heretofore
could feel tho weight Of the laws arm, there
would be less of this carelessness in times to
come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

basis, there Is wheat enough in the country 70
supply ell needs until next July, with exports as
large as those Of last year, and still leave an
available surplus of about 100000 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

line of protcctionists. because they know thai
IL they fall their own control over Southern
States will ere long be broken. That Is the
milk in the coocanut.
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Jn0ex to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Duslness Notices.


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FOR BLAINE. EVEN YET

FOR BLAINE. EVEN YET
From Tho Noble County tOhio Republican.
For Senator sherman have words other than
those of praise But We stand yet for Blaine.
Arst for Blaine last NO other choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

A movement that deserves word Of en-
couragcment has been started in Philadelphia,
where an Anti Golden Club has been organ
lied for the education of wOIkingmen in the
principles of protection There cannot be too
much work of this sort done. "Anti-Cobdcn,"
by the way, is good name for an organization
inte-dcd to countcract the herctical frcc-tiade
ideas spread abroad by the Golden Club OF
ENGLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

New-York has good reason for rejoicing, be-
cause the snow thus far has disappeared grad
ually. II there had been warm rain or a day
Of mild weather. such as often comes in March,
the condition Of the streets would have been
fearful to contemplate. II is not too late yet
for such sequel TO the blizzard. Although
good work has been done by the Street Clean
ing Department, there is great quantity OF
snow yet unremovcd. Hence the necessity of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
A boy BURIED ALIVE.
rhe DOdy ola Lest Lad Found Under n
Caving Gravel Dank.

Louis Linderfelter, afourteen-year-oldbo boy, living
with his parents at No. 80 Georgia avenue,
has been missing from his home since Tuesday.
His body was found last night buried under a
gravel bank between II and N and Sd and 4th
streets southeast The boy left his home Tuesday
morning to attend school He did not arrive at
school during the day, nor did he return home to
dinner. His mother became alarmed and in the
evening she reported his absence to the police. A
telephone message was sent to the various police
stations notifying the officers TO look OUT for the
missing boy. He failed 70 return home that night,
ana Wednesday morning the police learned that he
haa Deen seen on the wharf HIS mother then i'm
agfned that her son had fallen overheard and at
ner request Omcer Wheelock and others dragged
Tor the boys body, but failed to md IT, The gravel
pank under which the body was found was Ia
vori1e playground for the children, and IL was
known That the bank had caved In Tuesday morn.
ing. Last evening Mr.. Vim. Cooper called upon the
ponce ana went with Onicers Wheelock and Par
ner 70 the gravel bank and found the dead body OF
tne boy buried beneath the fallen bank It was
Impossible TO tell whether the boy was instantly
killed or whether he smothered to death. The body
was removed TO the home OF his parents onaeorgia
avenue, and the coroner was notified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
The Courts.

EQUITY COCRTDJudOe Goa.
Yesterday, Barber agt. Waggaman; preliminary
injunction granted Ray agt. Carter; expense OF
sale OF notes allowed to trustee. Cooper agt. o.
colt; testimony OF defendants ordered taken in 80
DAYS. Newton agt. Mclean; correction or decree
OF september 20, 1888, ordered. Murphy agt.
Lynch; John c. Heald appointed receiver. Beale
agt. Beale; testimony OF complainant ordered
taken In one week. In re George Brent; sale OF
tax title OF George Brent ordered. Homfller agt.
Homiller; sale or lots 265 and 266 In B. H. 3 ad-
pition set aside. Palmer agt. Fleming; motion
for further time TO file exceptions denied.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judoe Hagner.
Yesterday, Swart agt. Leadingham; verdict for
plalntin; 500. Mclean agt. MOrey; order for
commission to take testimony. Armes agt. Frost I;
motion for new trial fled. District Of Columbia
agt. Rapley; judgment for possession and $500
interest. Gassaway agt. Thorn.
POLICE CoURr-Jud0e Miller.
To-day, John Carter, colored, disorderly conduct
on New York avenue; $40 or 80 days. Ida Stewart,
disorderly conduct on AZ street; s. or Is days.
Mary Dorsey vagrancy: bonds or 90 days. VIM.
southeast; S or Is days. VIM. Carter, disorderly
conduct ON 9Th street northwest; s. or Is days.
John Loudon. colored, carrying razor on street
southeast; $50 or 90 days. James Hawkins, va
grancy; bonds or 90 days. Robert Block, do; do.
Miss Lilly-"what made you look behind the
sStas d xSu surely had another
Mr.. Biily-"No, looked to see If your little
brother was there."-zosDn Topics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

Ahs sOh nnSr n 0oOoo0,O Love.
PATHETIC er0RY TOLD or CONTRACTOR ncANx's
DAUGHTER
The New York Rsss says: BROOKLYN society had
another sensation yesterday. It was the whis-
pefed rumor. which, unfortunately, had only too
much truth to sustain It. that q charming lady,
who, only year before, had been one of its IDOLS
was living At Sing Sing. with herself ana her BABY
hungry and cold. Up in . single room there, with
not bed 70 sleep upon, nor a morsel OF food to
young lawyer, Frank McGni, and the daughter Of
the wealthy contractor, Mccain who has ais lux
urious home on Douglass street. Brooklyn II was
ndelty 70 her husband that caused her destitu-
tton- She had loved him before he became dissi-
pated, and his habits, while they made her MOURN
had not changed that love- From practice that
gave him competence, drink brought him down
handsome apartments at Dieter's and lodge in .
house In Flatbush.
That was bad, but It soon became worse One
after another the dresses and the valuabies which
the young vile had brought with her from her
nome went as Well until the pair, with little
baby girl, were left In AFFECT poperty. It was
less chat her mother urged her TO return 70 her
followed him STILL They finally drifted to the
village OF Sing Sing some few months ago. where
trace OF them was lost There about fortnight
ago the husband left, saying he was going to
br0okyD lot day or two. He did not return,
ana u was only the fact that o pathetic letter
rom tne vile TO him asking him TO return, and
saying That she and her baby were cold and hun
gty teu accidentally into the hands Of third party
that her CONDITION became known. Her father
went at once and brought her to the home out OF
time before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
PoLrrrc1Ass

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smaller but to them the less important divisions
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
Striking q BOst0mless Cave.
- THERE sUBTERRANBAN RIVER RUNNING FRO
VIRGINIA THROUGH THE CAROLINAsf

VIRGINIA THROUGH THE CAR0LINAS3
dispatch from Charleston, 8. c., says: A dis
c0very which Indicated the existence OF q subter-
ranean river running from the mountains Of Viz
gtnia through North and South Carolina, has been
noted in these dispatches. Recently additional
discoveries seem to confirm this theory. The
latest Is reported from Blacks Station, town in
this state almost on q direct line from Raleigh,
N. c., through LaurenS and Abbeville counties.
At Blacks two farmers were digging q well on
their farm, which Is on the line OF the Charleston
Cincinnati and chicago Railroad. The story they
tell Is as follows AT depth OF 20 feet they struck
limestone formation which gave out q hollow
sound. A few feet OF the stone was removed
and workman, striking the point Of q bar into
seam in the rock, was surprised-1rst, to see
hole open under him and then to see his bar
disappear from sight The rush Of air following
this break through the roof OF q cave or cavern
was accompanied by loud noise, which continued
and, hastily LED 6g the wei, refused to return to
the work. Later the depth OF the hole was at
tempted TO be measured by the use OF o long pole,
but 1t failed to reach anything solid, and when
dropped gave back no sound to those who listened.
A well on the northwest side OF Whitaker Noun
tain some years ago was abandoned for the same
reason-the discovery OF large cavern without
apparent bottom. Persons familiar with the rock
formation OF this region say they are probable
tending under and through the mountain.
Whether this is cave or a subterranean river re-
mains to be proved. An Investigation will be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26

hepOfte0 Tor 1HE EVENlHQ STAR
THE EFF1CT OF THE CANAI.-Margaret Alexander
has bought lot near the Intersection OF Gusts
and Columbus streets on the north edge of the
Town I0r $50. 1t was once said that the Alex
andria Canal would build up that section OF the
Town, and the canal did give an impetus to build
Ing there and created quite village in that neigh
oorhood but now the canal Is annlhilated, yet the
section, having already been somewhat improved,
continues to improve, and several new houses have
been lately erected there.
NoTEa-A number OF Alexandria republicans,
with Candidate Agnew, attended q barbecue al
FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE yesterday.-Dr. Fawcett is
ABOUT 70 put up row OF houses on the property
have the contract to do the work.-The Hend-
ricks club last night entertained Col VIM. Kill
gour.-Lght-weight bread stands no chance In
market; lot OF II was seized by the clerk OF the
market yesterday.-Mr. A p. Maddox, OF this city,
mas taken charge Of the Manassas Gazefte.-Rev.
u. j. BeagaD, OF Christ church, Norfolk, and Miss
Bianche N1ckl1n, Of this place, were married at
81. Paul's church yesterday.-Trnity church
choir Is practicing for an Old Folks concert
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Yesterday Michael Biggare, who was convicted
Of larceny, second cnense, and whose case Is pend
ing IN General Term, gave bail
Yesterday, In the estate Of ID. W. Gottwalls,
Judge Cox directed letters OF administration TO be
issued 10 Emily X. and ID. b. GOttwaus.
dead c0lOred male infant was found yesterday
on vacant lot on c, between Sd and 4th streets
southeast
This morning about O'Clock burglars entered
the cabin oil the schooner A. 4. Coleman, Capt w.
y. Coursey, and stole q check ior $50 and 81 In
cash.