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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE ~ Els nn1,
ALBEMARLE-Haroid NJ. se""n ,,,ors FIFTH
vooRT-Nrs Robert Garrett OF Bs'un0ie,
svTNI1E-Frans Ha,ton. OF Washington, I'M
irving NJ Scott. OF San Francisco MuK.A ' an.. =,
penis o,Brjen Judee-eect Of the New ORR o?s % y.
Appeals. ST. JAMEs-Henry D "''"e''
state OF West Virginia.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

1o.DAI
an, n..s. TOO Sets I,ys Noon ,ets asA Moons age
HIGH WATER.
4 y-snndy Hook 3is9 Gov. Island tlO hei aAte o;3o
N-ssndy HOOK 4:Ol Gov. Island AIS Hell aas o;ls
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Beware Of slight irritation OF The throat,
Brumnels Celebrated Cough Drops give iHinclatc relief
Sold at all elevated railroad stations.
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Announcements.

A. Jay Cross & Co, Opticians and Specialists,
IA West 23d.s measure The most complicated Of
defective vision Charges made Tor goods only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02

DR.. LYoS's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps the teeth clean and white and purhes the breath
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere 20 cenA
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HENRY 4: DANLEls, ". D..

Diseases OF The Nervous System Genito Urinary orean
lmpotsnee and bssrliJ, Hours y v IL q q 4
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rhrIr nn.In... Roaming.

rrUbSbly NJ que thing has cause
-Ieh . general revival Of trads n
:. 2. Hughes 4 Co.'S drugstore o,
heir giving away to their customer,
4 80 many free trial bottles Of d.
Kings New Discovery for eonsump
ION. Their trade is simply enormou'
IA this very valuable article from th.
IIct that Il always cures aud neve
'isappoiBts. Coughs, colds, asthma
Ionehltis, Group and all throat an,
ung diseases quickly cured. YoI
an test u before buying by gettint
trial bottle free, large sine a.
Everv boetls warranted.
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IAROR NOTEa.

Toronto has no sunday Papers nor
street cars.
London consumes I,0O.OOl Gig.
arettes daily.
Detroit has the largest stove-wor :
In the world.
The bartenders Of London work
l06 hours a week.
America manufactures 5000, 900,
900 Plus annually.
A Massachusetts, law comucls
weekly payment of wages.
The brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemeu has 4OI lodges.
A Detroit church was built out Of
the savings Of hired girl.
The average salary Of the 81 sal
fourth class pOstmRsters Is only Sl5s
agar.
but the bristles come from Germany
and Russia.
A New York furniture union will
give Christmas presents to the
children Of its members.
The Ohio miners elected two of
their number to the Legislature
One Is = candidate for speaker.
sc. Paul unions demand that all
stores close at $3.50 y. an. except
Monday and saturday; the week
before July I, and from Dec. Is to -.
A government report says that In
Germany 1000 spindles require
twice as many ops rAtives 10 do the
same work ~ In England and the
United States.
Recently the sausage-maksrs Of
PforEheim, Buden, raised the price
Of sausages, the principal article OF
food OF the working people in that
place, which IL largely given up To
the manufacture of jewelry. The
unions TO which the jOurneymen
jewellers belonged met aud decided
% boycott sausages until prices were
reduced. Men who disObeyed the
mandate were fiued. The fight
lasted several weeks, then the
sausaee-makers gave la and reduced
pflces 10 the old figure. A lady,
who arrived from PfoFEhein re-
esutly, said the contest caused
greater excitement In that place than
did the nsws Of the beginning Of The
var bssween Francs asad Germany.
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The New York Central Labor
Union Endorsed the ordinance that
prohibits street music, thus throw
Ing hundreds out of work aud into
competition with other laborers,
beside sbolishing the only music
ever heard by thousands Of children
of the poor.
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Have Hcu ffearu

about the Superb Pullman Dining
Cars which have been recently
placed In service via the Union
Pacific, 1.-THE Overland Route =" II
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The transition from long, lInger.
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch I'm the life Of the In
dividual. Such a remarkable event
h treasured i'm the memory aud the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained Is gratefully blessed.
Hence IL Is that so much II heard In
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feel they owe their restoration 10
health, To the use OF the great alter
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with any disease OF kidneys, liver
or stomach, Of long or short stand
ing you will surely n nd relief by use
Of Electric BitteTs. Sold at 50 cent?
aud 81 PER bottle at 8. p. Hughes 4
Cos drugstore.
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1890.
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That the service on the Union Pa.
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coming better every day. The lat
est addition TO the already excellent
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These cars are of the most improved
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Chicago later Ocean; The civil
and Il is there to stay, except % its
time. So much most thoughtful
people are agreed upon.
Minneapolis Tribaae. while In
South America the tendency seems
10 be toward repubiicanism,i In North
America-that PARTON Of it at least
designated a. enthusiastically
seems to be triumphant.
Pittsburg Dispdtch: The Repub-
lican party can hardly afford % 90
back on its record by abolishiBg
all taxation on whisky and tobacco.
There are import duties which can
be removed without destroying the
protective features Of the tariff.
PhiIadelphia Record: Truly, pol
Itieians are hard TO please, and the
ofiice-mougsring Republicans In
the west seem especially diffieult 10
satisfy, even when their party or
ganiEatIon IL In possession OF all the
| springs Of administrative power.
Cbicago TiB1es: Legislation which
welcomes foreign tramp and shuts
out the man who secures employ
ment In advance % that he may be-
gin ut once TO earn his living would
be In the last degree contemplate u
Il were not % shockingly mis-
chieyous.
Springfield Republican: The bind
ing tWine trust has chiefly sue
i ceeded In bringing out q satisfactory
machine which will bind the
farmers grain with the straw Of bis
field. Thus 10 offered another strik-
ing Instance OF greed o'erleaping
itself aud working 10 the benefit Of
all else concerned.
st. Louis Republic: The labor OF
the world will In the long run be
the beneficiary OF every lab0r-sav-
ing invention, but 10 IL Impossible
to hasten this long run by eOmblns-
lions of men bound by promise 10
each other to work fewer hours.
MEMORABLE conditions override and
nullify all such promises.
Chicago Tribune: The drift OF
popular tendency II toward the
republic. The drift Of monarehs Il
toward the closing up Of business
and Of thrones, crowns and cepters
toward the auction-room and the
curiosity shop. Napoleon was moi
far out Of the way when he proph'
esIed that the century would Gloss
upon Europe all Russian or al
republican.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
The eight-hour plan must be clGsset
among the customs which, II gen
orally adopted, must come slowly
aud upon mutual understanding anC
agreement. The simple passage o
a resolution ut n meeting Of repre-
sentatives Of employers or employed
will not effect IL, nor will 10 proven
it when the proper time come
for Its adoption.
Boston Journal: The leaders o
. the Republican party In congress
should see to 10 this winter that th,
civil service commission II thor
oughly sustained and given fund
and facilities necessary to enlarg
the scope Of Its operations. Th'
: elamOr OF the smAll-fry politician
and the complaints Of the chroni
nflice-seekers should deceive no one
Liberal treatment Of the civil ser
vice commission by the Republican
congress 10 q Republican dut.
which cannot be safely disregsrded
The New York Central Iabo
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Address: HARPER 4 BROTHERS,. New York
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-13
r 4 Meritorious Measure.

Senator Johnson, of c ,lumbus hes intro
duced a bill provi ling for submi .ting to
the people, at The next general election, u
constitu ional amendment p oviIing for
increasing the lumber of the supreme court
judges fram three to five. He is not the
only mao in the state who is dissatisfied
with the verde against en- arging o
court rendered last year by the people.
Indeed, it is highly probable
That considerable majority Of
those who have carefully con Idered the
subject are dissatisfied. The le islature of
1856 voted a most una imously for submit
ii & the constitutional amend lent elarg-
ing the court, to the people, and there was
every reason to helieve that it would Q
adopted. SO confident were its vocates
that 1t would receive the necessa Y
Votes that they IN de no effortsin its beha f.
The nsequ nee was tina the amendment
was defeated. Many people did not vote
for or against it, aud many others who had
not inf rmed the selve, concerning its
merits vote against it. Senator job lson's
bill will probably be passed, d he ena-
tor is confident that if the amendment is
pla Jed. fairly before the people il will be
adopSed.
Ithas ng been evident that something
should be done for the relief of the supreme
c urt judges. he judges are overw rAed
and should nave ass stance. Georgia is not
a ry wealthy state, but she is wealthy
enough to pay five -upreme court judges
Tue next time constitutional amendment
increasing the number Of judges is sub,ni ted
to the people, ca should be taken to see
that they g fully informed OF its import
auce AID tue neces it for it.
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he never hnOwed.
From the BOs on transcript.

Cd Billy B. was pious man,
And heaven was his goal;
For, being a very saving man,
OF course he u save his soul
1t even in this he used to say,
"One can't ioJ CAREFUL be-
And he sang VITA a fervor unassumed,
I'm GLAD salvation'S free"
But the means of grace, he had to own,
Required good, hard gold;
And he took ten pews. as well became
The richest II TN fo.d.
He noble mani" the preacher cried.
Our Christian Brother b.,
And billy smiled as he Sublet nine,
And got his own pew free!
In class meeting next oil Billy told
How heaven had g cious been,
Yes, even back in tie dark days when
He was man of sin.
Us DuidiIg barn on my river farm
All then uad,f he said;
ia run out % boards, an was feedin' hands
On nothin' but corn bread.
Il tell ye bretarin, that felt blue,
Short O. timber and cash.
And thou III. I'd die when the banks then bust,
An Il o led ali my ma h.
But the Lord was mer iful to me,
And sent right through the rift
The tide mad made in the river banks
A lumOer-ratL adrlEt.
plenty o oards WIS there for the barn,
And on top was a cheese.
AUD u JIi'i y JOr.. - sound and sweet
AS any one ever sees.
Then l ual bread and meat for the men,
And they worked witI a WILL
While thanked God who-had been good to me,
And I'm doing 1t still y
\ S Arillvoiced sister cried "Bl SIS the Lordns
The whole class cried "Amel!'
But he n-eye man looked at silly B.
In tho ghtful wa =. a d t ZEN
ASK d, "Brotner B., did you ever hear
w 20 10 t tual raft au 10 d?''
And Lii y wiped his eyes and said
"Bre.h.in, Lever knoWed!h
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LADY VAUDEVILLE thr atens to 90 on the stage
unleS, uer taJAer-in- av, the Dd&e of .I4ncnes-
ter, pays her nusOanI's de0ts.
MEs SUsA YOUNG GATES, daughter of Brig
ham Young, is to be It editor Of a young
a.ies magazine at salt Lake Guy.
Mrs. LEVI P. MORTON, who has been abroad
all IN ner with on. OF her daughters, is eX-
pected TO land in this city about the end of next
week.
PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES is the only men-
Der ot the g ,glSh royal ami Y who speaks
tae language of Of MS country without fOreis N
,acceut.
MAURICE DUDEvANT SAND, son of Nine.
George sand, who had q ute reputati as an
artist ald MAJ OF tiers, is dsaI at me axe
OF 10 years.
JAM S. RUSSELL LOWELL ha been placed BY a
frand, IN D ssessi n of the Mss OF an cary
poem written by aim ,elf, which it seems ne mad
ute ly forgotten.
The MUSEUM MANAGER who offered Sackville
West Sl,O0j W Elk to ? Sc in MS collectlol, h ~
sec red Gr ina n. vent oyer Niagara Falls
In @ b Irrel, as al attraction.
Mas HAaLEs b. Pope of Chicago will give
llbrarY to tue iowa of Danville VI, t. replace
tae one destr yed by ire last May. Her
husband, NOW de ID, was i native OF DAaville.
rHE GIFTS of the family of the late ex-Gov.
Anthony Colby of w Loldon, n. H., to the
Col Y &C deny ii tuat town, inculin those of
=
amount to 100000
Mas. LgYLAND. 70 merly Miss Jennie Cham
b. lam, is said to p ISsess mos exquisite COM
lexlon and marvelJus eyes. These const. tute
her ma char n. but cannot be repro uced in
her Photographs, which therefore convey no
idea of her real beauty.
JUSTICE MILLER Of Iowa, and Justice Field
OF Cali orn a. are the two men now on the S.
preme be &c W 20 owe their aces to President
Lincoln. The other two whom he appointed
David Davis and noah II. Swayne. are dead
Justice iliiler is neaily IS years Old.
JAY GOULD is taking gooi care of himself
nova avs. de eats mis- meals VITA the greatest
regularity, and is IN bed It 10 O'Clock very
mig t. hisimprov ap rance is quite notice.
able. In MS movements he indicates that he is
bundle of nerves keyeI to the highest pitcl
ONE of the first re iuests made to Mr. Patrick
O'6ren, NJ. p, on his returning to Lo don
fro n Cork, where ne had ain on his sick oed
for the pas five wceSs. was that he should for
ward his photograph with au o raoh to the
q lee to be put into tas jubilee alol a of the
Hon of Comm ms which her majesty is now
completing. dr. O'Brieu h..pp us to have a
photo Crap taken by one OF his m .dical at
teudants while ha,l lay inselsOle in Cork after
oeu, felled aud beaten by the pc ice, and as
this phi tograph shows the gap ng wounds upon
hi, heai and ths bruises upol his ody, { mas
b Gu sl z sted To nj a that ie 81 uld forwar
1t to tie gu as 4 men { Of the pcow IS
aud ga.lAntry OF her majesty's police force in
lreiaId
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Ian gston's Pr1position.

The untry is watchi lg to seq what
course the administration Will take with
res ecJ to the position of job NJ. Lang
ston, of Virginia, WAC has gre ut fl / nee
with the black voters Of t lat state. and who
has been regard I'd by both wlit,s and
acks as about tn, best Of the BLACK D lliti-
clans of the puntry. Langstpn must have
very low opinion of the political morality
OF the adml rlstration, and OF th3 epubh
cans ii congress, or he Won not have
made the propositio that he mas.
There may DO S )me who NAV not know
what Llngston's propo .itiol is. 1t is thi /.
Ii the admlnistrat on will support Lang
ston III his co TEST for seat in congress h.
will undertake to bring out Q full black
vote for Malone. To fully u1derstan the
ra'cali y of this prop 1sition it is necessary
to k ow that Langston and Malone were
pol tlcal enc les last year, aid when
Langston WAS nominated for congress
Maho 10 had another republican nom
mated. The re ut was that the repnb
hcan voe of the district was di Tide .
Edmund c. Vepabe, a democrat.
was elected by a plurality of about 600
votes. La gston has begun a contest to
Gust Velable. though there Is no legal
ground upon which he can succsed. He
proposes, however, that if the a imi istra-
ton will use its fluence to induce the re
publican majority in the H ,use to sest
HIM, he will deliver the black woe Of V
ginia to Malone, wlo is the alminist:a a.
ito IS md dare f governlr.
Here is a conspicuous ms ance of tine lack
of p liticll morality among the re ,uhlican
politicians. To secure help for Nah g the
I'D min stration is cooliy aske / t, assist in
committing political crime. and the ma
wlo proposed that this or me SHOULD be
committed is one of the most prominent OF
the colored repub lean lead rs.
1t is wonder that the administration
did not, metaphoricaly y, ADM lis or kick
to Langstn m W non he made his pro oositiol j..
If it were as sslf-respec ing as it ought to
be it would have done so, d ,ubtless. Pc
haps it intenis t. accept his D opposition.
II it does it ought to he repudiated by all
right-th hiking man in the Rsoublicai par-
| ty. OF course Mlhone uld be clad tc
have Langst MS assist lnce He wouldn't
care whether the administration suT red
an injury or no., so long as he was sue
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