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Males.

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MACE
S'ITI- \TION wanted hy German IN dry
= -. dis hu-iur,a ~ yeai' experience
N''dr's- -. q. l-7 i''-' .. ''''-.,
rvUDVDI Oily posted business Wan,
I S.. known iu New-Nore Inl Bruoe-
IN. ,eaR~ situation. REoPoNoIBLL,
=. o. Bon 80. .-
W. : NptifY col0~,d man desires
! to-I'l,i 20 ttac charge - st"Fe a.
uui'or = Cis.o.. ilG West -',h-st.
..--,.- sT i.-., ,.,.rrr--s-
" - r.I .-, ll,I n u,bt
v.'k ot ~ porter for several hopI> in
nom 70 a're-no.n or rlrh, would ai-o
Xix work whi,t cal l., done At homo.
EMILE AlHALIF. as N''t fV'"'''''
rear.
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W o. Table ra. 1' NIGHT OF day .Na, D.
, tnr'. Afir-> y. g., JuA '"''"'s-"
ilr.c.'fu.
,v,,..,,,t1N T,%IT0T or t,IFl'L..--
" o.. fto-nurl1y aXrsr.sut.d man :,
ISL n references city or country Please
90. ,il Gth.a,r.. near i2d--t
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" Al' HN ~ f'-I'-.n't. -. ".5
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Domestic ciiiuatlols Uautso.
Males.

Males.
GARDENER by a good ioris' under
" stands and tabc full charge OF G'r,h-
houses: rose growers understands IA LAYING
~; 4 lawn: oa e"r ,'i1I ps., i ier
dress LTrLINGEh. Haycs,,,av, y. y.
GARDENER and FLORIST Br rarri't
IG.rrau; competent 10 .tetniOlS"- ara
oil branche- n horticulrfe l".g 'Nl 2.
tIce and Drst-clas- references. AeGf.ss
FLORIST 20 laf!ne-are., lonker,. y. \.
GADDENFR -Iy a single nan: under
Il stand, the care u gentfa a. = lIt'',
crrrni .r.r, flowers r,sr,, Lra.'- any LD't
vegetable ulrdtu best 81 r,roH w ucAto'.
Addr,,, ~. Il, noN 1. Tr!'une phlr"
EsIFUL-iAN BY p young .Sv,le.
1 lately LANDED; hardy With ~o'; ,c,N
AIE?MHHfRG." 353 i "a Ne; between 2j,i
and 20'h as. upstairs.
IT>EFJL-MAN.--B a snar'. handy Young
I man cooI reniuan steady ad so'e
willing and ooliginS. Address MURRAY,
80 Bowrry
sLFUL.-By young men ;or aN kinds
I u work, To Dee generaIT =" 'nl.
farm, garden, Gri'inF s.; 'or lifn' ~. :,
PRoTESTANT ROME BUREAU.
yT-EIUI.M AN.-B, trIstv Young van
l steady ac,i,r; u-.i I'll 10. ho'r.,h-.h". -r.
B rn.Nl- or family. c. calc ul infal.d; lest %.
rsi, rruc.s ~ tHc sKpTF~ItS j HOMi.
BLKl.AJ. l5S 6ih-ate.. n'" lOh-'t.
f'sIEUL.NAN, GAKDLNEH-cooh &.
Y Bv ,,.lman reH aut VIC m1n I-el
/ 70 flowers &C., can m!lh aud n uS III 4;
Nlic EXCELLENT COOS, wash Iron anu BIO -,
/ work: rgady with references Tor country
anvwnqre. Had, at 'ho HOME Ri HEAc,
+ Ic~ GlL-1Vr.. near ICth-tL
49, L.SlAN-By g. r'aau fr1' rtant
colrl. man v-rt 20 loi-o5. go"i 'o1ch-
man. rairen milk'nc generally V'r.N VIZ
4 ,oot cook nlrti'-- ard LoIs' per- 20
/ anvvh.rr; can furnish their rotAtt %, OF, r
Misr. kcldr Wltr r-icGrn'rr a; ~" li'MI'
/ 81 KEAr. l3s oth-nye. E6nr lO,A's..
y-I-1I L-VNN. -Hy -rlfpas L.1rrod
| man. handy ~ emitting. JOHN
DApARD. 80 No-tn 2d.'t. h"of''n.
NVNrrR-By Young c.olo''d m1 l'l.,. IN
Adfris- ARCHER JOINS. Tribune Cp-
town Onico. LBS Broadway
w AlTgR.-By q c5,o>'d nan 80 hot..i "
w NitAt, fa4.iiv. t'rG-. c3l 10 l3N Wo,t
/ o-th-.t- WALTER HnlSGiAN.
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Doaro n)anic0.

A GENTLEMAN wants board and good
"A room in a private family IN BTooklxn.
Address stating particulars and price. Gf9 }.
II. REYNOLDS, Is Cort acdt'st, Newly q
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Gin Real estate 80 fet

rINO LFA>E.-Witl or without power, cicc-
the lIslt and elevator, l.; floor. ! room,
125xlOO: / room, 2OX8o: , do, do FOX
so: ] DO. 2Ox3O basement ] room, l00xloO,
concrete floor; stables for horses all lieht
nIv on premises. HEW-YOEB LCNBEi.
AND NtOD WORKING CO., l3iLh-st.,
| mnnr Ilnchln.ANo.
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A WE CALL attention u our limo q
~. heavy and Light Delivery wagons,
suitable for DFy-GOOds, Laundry, BotJtFs,
MILK, Carpenters, Plumbers GiOceis, Con.
PETITIONERS, &c. Heavy Delivery WAGONS
To- Wholesale trade II specially. Our own
MAKE Of best selected material ana Wa,'
isnted RACINE WAGON AND CAk-
RAGE CO., ISL, l53 South shave, \. y.
Al THE UNITED STATES WAGON
- AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, ~.
AYE, CORNER 49TI-sT:. NtM;YO1It,ht
SSi pTY, ALL KINDS OF DELiN,E,HR.f,'
LAUNDRY. MILK, CARPENTERS AND
LaPREsS WAGONS ON IAND AND
NADE TO ORDER ESTIMATES LER.
AND BLANKETS CHEAPER THAN
HNr HOUSE IN THE UNlTfD STATES;
lazy PAYMENTS: AGENTS WANTED.
+ OK SALE.-A new hanson, with rub
l. per tires built for private use. Can
SS,,ss .en at owners private stable. 4 East
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tl)ork Upntco.

-orr THROUGH rIEi-Formon
n. wants Job, mIst hH'r H. no
have j.. Lu IMPOSITION q 1850 NO 70. "'-
atents' A.e' - - - ~
YOrNG Man VITA good ir.".1r.'
y r.a'- place o, wa 80 H..
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MAN. l'o I-"'' '-'-' --
4 hol ~" MAJ "a '.'' 'o'' .,",,..,c'.
3D.. In un office; willing e. ~ lf'. ~
Yoro Atdre.s j.. %. A. Tribune Once.
lot>D MNN 20 ao any 4ind o. oi's.
y v.r.. o. o. r'-trnf. D.. i,Ph "N %
- ,,~.3. Atr' b. ANXIOUS, l,- c1'.''''
a -Uti.ro i.tac ~. - t'n''
Us w. Est.
TolrN. NAN 30. tafs 4. desire
n -ore lca.' 49, - o., III Iot ~ 90 az o-
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tn.AI-r InDu. omeo.
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n ~ n'- 'i" N"t,. -'' l''G i.lt, -LA,tSS
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room Or ad'aoa.i'', ~ 49,. ''o''' ADDRESS r.,
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[ L |w,pK ,'pItt-NC Will RE Hs.
/ At rims iPrOWN OFFICES,
- "a i,,.,iv.tt to.ntr Thiiy.i I-'- 81.
;N>'V,,r - mr. 80 nfoaGv.y. LetWcen
| Twenty .,'coud and Iwcnty-third 50
rt tyr.,r ,- NVIIPIs,o, tLitN.
X M , - l..t ference. .
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/ 5lS L..inrtou-ayr.. B:ooE}n.
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f'LLl.H 'I "a -,l-. Ap..v
- .I.tr to- ,.r,,I.,t Jersey Clfy'
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f'AlsEi h'n'n ." . 49,. oir'.r ,oi, pg..
y 70" m, 80 Mi A1jry-, l. "
/ .'iIre IN Qo WlIfeL,u.st
! - I'N''" ''' '' ,-..,t,
/ 4 AL y" IN '"t H., efns-. hotel
- -, . az .f,r,. r@frr-
7 puol' lh>tI'u,u''i N't .r,Ii.n,, oul.,
/ noes. NLhl"h'''-' p'N 80
II l,U""ISI relief ei"' a., man ref r.
- prHtmc"' WOLF 'Dsi'G. EoN 20.
/ eb'r-. hlnpH a"u''0' '
Tribune once
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Csitn Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE-A valuable property, B.
L story building. covering six city lot,
-can De- l.pollntcd for on GOOD terms shown
,eW.YOrk
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nlort PLANTED.



u.,-,,U, .t,,,., ,nlIrcn want, work
4 W ~" li,S Cai ~ addfr., Ms.
.11uN~OS, rs Clluton-st., Ilobo"cn, y. J..
rear hous.
4 STYLISH. c,p. lcnccd at,, ,r Ed. Gr,E 'II
s,1..n ~ mo- OH, ~ ont OF CITY. pNi -,
Nr[EFR Tr'run, UPTOWN once. i,2aS
It..',d,,ny
i'''.'uH d! ,.o-,,i.r ~ al
CA99iilsiE" ,S 1,s '' ,,t. M wrench aud
H1c,l..h?' cApsri,nce. 40 ohlecuou ont Of
town. references. Address Miss BECK "N'
t6t shave
..,...-,.,, ,-,,,-- nd 1>grrirnccd
vi mni,lc,irr. would Ike position, Or 20
-, VISITING manicure Address y. H., LID
irouklIu-aNc.
ar.Lit,,ts literary
~ 10 81 conirT. also dlctat.on ai
pay hnOl WIZ NNUY MOI. DrH.
I, a-""Si iinroln Iunding Union square
n1-n 49,. ..-------
Domestic SiluIlIoilS ho"'''' O
~-.--. .---~~'.'-'--~- -
haieo .
A 1~rENnANr 10 an ihNhliu F'HI'''cS e.
n thorough gool nnr- ana ~. ~ ny
rrr.onnl rlty references. FISLD, I'D t'''
kstst
g., :, ,,o,,-- a. s.tuot,on on a
\ fo,r'' - a rood p.oushman and can
E.,e', Lor-s- or oxen aud j. Mt AFRAID TO
"orN. Address T.. Boz =, IrlbGhc On'c'-
,,,t,rtn Nv a roirpctsnt
% TIER OF W IN "a, ~ rntrtrv:
ID man III ptlAuti a": erst.rlas, rriir.
thoroughly - l,u,IXHY TROFCK, ,GSl
pt1.avc. -----
,.,r,r,p or WNITi-R.- D. Englishmap.
IL ll' a W .i"rie' where second nan IA
~ uF', oro,,gh GOOD recOmu.e ndauOn.
hcpt i, LOT IrouhH
NO y p,o.,.tanI Young
COAI uM - ,nn,o'@hiy underst lnds
y married. a! ,.1,r.rc.s. 49,, or
his business "l u, ,dDrcs, - = 80 West
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miscellaneous
Irtssmdklng.

~-.f---~ $500 -. , g.,
A RTIsTIC dressnaking importd ia,h1
A" a, abort notice. Mrs. McELRO1,
- East 9th.st., opposite Denning's.
D,pST.CLASS FRENCH DEESSN AK En-
Il Hest city trade: vi 20 ~ colntfF III
nriyate family. address 1851 Broadway =
SNAPP city reference.
m BUTTON iron, London. dr. .l lGaS.f.-
vi. Perfect o. elegant 6apntoo sin pt,,S
and satoens, 10. 100 "'s' 7'"''''''
bell times.
a.NT II. ANTOINETrE, ~ west
vi I7th.st.. making specially 81 Ml es,f,,
dresses. oilers this week elegant ibip 49,
Pnrislan dresses for chilGren " ia ''"'''
regardless VI cost. TO Close Ihe s0"Ao"'
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NOR SALE.-Two-s,ory frame, extension
I q rooms: near Kinos 60. l. and Rapid
stations t4rrns casv. KETCHAN owner,
- Wi',iam--avc., Goth Ward, Br"Jh.fn
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.

An EXTRA LARGE, pleasant back
y parlor and light front n-cmcnt. Oh dth-
ave BROOKLYN, 10 Jet as studio ana physl'
clans ONCE. Address REASONABLE,
Box ., Tribune once.
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..ssies here to-day. 3s, 500 bags, as follows;
- lrl..Lnp I.rlnas Illnhnst. lMMNSt. soll

O0TTON-The spot market was very dull, buy prices
shaved change. No sales reported IOt re,
cSpts to-day 175 bales Against o75 bales last week ana
ioy bales this year. Since september 1ccep,s
a. the ports aggregad $40 444 bales against 54o1O24
hales for the corresponding time last year, ~
Quotations based American standard OF classihca
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q OOK. N..-Ds German woman In prl-
u vote fan d.. "a, cooh or D. do cleaning.
lulV.c 81 e.. III Chuton.s;., b,ts o6a
hudson md Greenwich IS.
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COOK. or COOK AMI LATNDRESS. by
u Swedish won an thorough cook city or
country; good references. At the HOME
Bt REAU, l3S oL.ayt., mar lOth-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

COOK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.-B
u competent woman thorough cook clean,
U1F. ready for city or coin.rvi good city
ref' 7,ncc,. A. HOME BUREAU, 1875 6tn.
ave. ntJr lltl-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

Two factS mcnacc free in,tiiuiionS in this
country. The cities grow more rapidly than
the country and th" cities are 10 dangerous
extent governed hy the r'im>hop-. TIL" av"Wr'l
intention Of the Liquor Dealers Association -
get control Of the rest Legislature, if they
can. follows close upon a census report show
inc loss of pOpulation in seine rural counties,
and los. in ih" rural portion OF some counties
which contain lalc" cities.
Figures later than those recently given have
already placed another city in ia" class having
81. 600 population. making thiry-ivc such
cities. with IN aggregate population of TO-
321.471, not reckoning any correction for New
York. This would he 1872 per cent of the
total population against Is per cent in
cities Of the same class ten years ago. I'm adj
dition fifty seven other cities have been report
cd having over 10000 population. which az
grcgatn . ,o02 ,f62. against LES. 40 in 1858.
This makes for nin"ty-two cities population
of i2i14.133. not including any correction
for NcwYolh. against s.35l.9So in 1850. an
incrca," OF 4.OG2 1913, or 4S.G PEI cent for the
city population. The entire remaining pop
ulation can be but 5l,5S5.S SCI. against
1850. 500 in 1850. a gain of 97s2. OG4. or
pa per cent, in all the remaining cities and
country population. 1t is not easy TO be.icv"
that the disparity is So great. Yet il illustrates
change which is undeniablc and of great i'm
pOrtance.
As the cities become more p0pulOus. under
our representative system Of government their
share IN the government Of the states and Of
the Nation will increase. If the computed rat"
Of gam continues, in about five decade, more
the city population will ouinumber the pop
ulation of the rest of the country. But con
sideling the large influence which the cities al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

v,,s cYc,t in ncighboring regions 1t may he
.'I ,,,, ,.,tual control of the policy OF
,,a,,or,mou, in all respects VIII be attained 10y
-, .;,,. no,ul,ton before ivc decades have
aIa,,od ;e ,bc growth continues at the rate
,,.d he the census. Whether the re-
N' ,o,,t.,s that rate of increase or not II
Io,', certain that at no very distant day, III
o II prescnt tendencies continue in
oucration. the civic popnialioh Oh INC co"h'i!
will come to have control of its affairs.
Drt The government OF cities is now 10
1nnor,us oytpnt in the hands OF lquor-scllers
49, ,l,so who work through or with them his
;rauonco cannot be considered decreasing. Al
,Lo ,os, State election in Ncw.JerScy this power
";.aI ,ortr,l of both houses of the Legislature
,hr,uch lavish use of large corruption fund
in the c,untry villages Us well as in the cities
nnd thus overthrow a l.oca-Option law which
Ind hcen found peculiarly beneficial in its work.
mos Now tho threat is openly made mar Il
similar orcanizcd force of liquor-sollrIS. ny m"
,;d &c q similar fund, intends to SrIzc control
,f tho LEGISLATURE of this STATE" and as IN New
1,rsov il will have the aid Of the Democratic
,,,r,v and its most adrnt leaders. Control OF
,ho or;sl,turc here. a> in Ncw-JcrScy, will b"
;n,,od;,,ely used to intrcnch the liquor party
in nowcr permanently by means OF dishonest
entertainment Thus il is hoped that the I'm
Mira State. for all National and other purposes,
NAV bc turned over captive, bound hand ana
foo, to the party which the saloons and me
lawhroakeiS prefer.
II has been said already that the only remedy
is in rho hand, of the people. Unless there Is
cloctoJ ,a strong majority of Republican mem
hers of the LEGISLATURE. neither tn" License
law. the >unday law. nor any other measure
for the defence Of society. can be cohsIde'ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
A HOME MISSION.

It is not infre1ucntly the misfortune of " pop
Mar movements" 10 accomplish Il particular re-
form or 10 prompt" the general wcll-hclng that
they arc moro popular ut the outset than ut any
subsequent time. The obvious reason is that
every community has constantly on hand large
stock of Z"a without knowledge: that Is
knoylcIgr of the special means hy which zeal
can Lc made effective for the p'lrpOS" IN view
Irrc,roachablc and public spirited citizens OF
\cw.Yorli have often given their names and
Influence and efforts with perfect sincerity and
urscliishuc>s to important causes whose fail
uro was largely their own fault. Gcncrally
snrak,nc. citizens movements in \cw-l"lk
have not moved anything. sometimes they
have Lccu perverted to unworthy u>c>, some
times they have been merely >ldc-trackcd. II
s not unjust TO say that when the Peoples
Nuuicipal League began It's work last summer
the presumption was against lt-no, against IT'S
character and motives hut against its capacity
TO carry ont its voluntary contract.
The League deserves prompt and cordial
recognition of the skill, sagacty and disinter-
estedness with which it has served the city.
II avoided every snare, Overcame every OBJ
stacle, kept its temper unruliled and its judg-
mcnt unclouded. and in corporation with the
various elements of opposition to Tammany
nisrule has closed its preliminary labors by
| Offering to voters a list Of candidates who are
entitled to the support of every citizen desiring
TO see the business of this great municipal cor.
poration prudently, economically and efficiently
| conducted.
| In this work DR.. Crosby, Dr. Newton and
their clerical brethren of all denominations have
| fal cfi md n fu nd /
one of the most hopeful and significant feat
urcs Of the movement that many men who
have too often neglected or miScmploycd their
opportunities for difTusing sound views of the
rights and duties of citizenship are found in
the forefront of this fight. Opinions may
differ as to the prcrogativcs of the pulpit, but
happily in this day no one questions the right
Of every clergyman out OF his pulpit to speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
PERSON.fL.

The many friends OF Bishop Vincent lEpISropah. Of
the Of southern Ohio will ~" glad 10 hear tlht
h" slow |, r'.ain!u- his health som" weeks az" hc
fell III with ty,ii fever Wa..h I'm. r. /. The Al
IA. wns severe one. aud IT. Is largely L. tlc
nursing and rac oi hi' sister that the B.sh"r
Will owe hi recovery
Professor j. II. Hewitt. the father NJ the Am"rcan
ballad" who died IN Baltimore the other day. was
New York boy, Among his compositions that attained
the grcatc, popularity were The Suls Of the Wind.
.The Minstrcrs Return from the War; Rock Me to
sleep Mother" our Native Land" Take me Home
- the sweet sunny Sonth" and The American boy"
Mr. Hewitt saw tulton> first steamboat IN" Iluds
liver va, present lcn the first dispatch sent
over Moiscs tclcgrrp phi line between Baltimore and
WASHINGTON. and Wa passenger IN the hist Train ~
Locomotives that left baltimore.
The Rev Dr. Justin y. Fulton. having become
nastor NJ Grace Baptist Church. Montreal.
III, intention of making Montreal HIS perm home
The Doctor. whose unrc-tlaintd OPP, III n e. the
Roman ra,hon, Church we'll know. wa apparently
led To- take tins stop hrcan>c he rranl> Nonrct! A L."
vcnli.>t and most Influential Iouan catholic city In
The world, and he hcs to BE- ~hcr" the i,ltine
ls lively
judge A. l.. Palmer. Of the supreme Court of New
uru,- ~ ick no WAS IN the city thi. week. attended
the last meeting OF H." Ncdit Legal society in the
buckingham Hotel. and contributed an interesting
criticism paper Which was read on the subject
Of The Legal Test Of Lunacy.' When the mcci.n.
was over Il reporter Il The Tribune talked with him.
ard suggested TINT he rNcmhlcd senator sherman
very much. "Ah." ejacu!atrd the Judge with smile
and turning To- Clark He'll. who Wa Standing Ly. he
said " DO you hear what my y"un. friend from The
Tribune Ia~ sad - >" heard the remark" ,ld VI
yrll but he /, II little mistaken kuow yon book
like somebody know but / thought 1t Was General
,hcrn,nn You're quite correct there" replied Judge
Palmer. visit recently TO Washington
and WIS walking along pepnsy auLl ave-, when sud
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vySrSr or GRAND JURY POUEES.

The harm which an injudlriouS haste on IN"
par, of the Grand Jury may do To an nn"r"h'
nerson has been strikncly oxcmplihcd III me
ease Of the LAWYER II. ". =. llod,on. II" Is an
attorney of ability. u graduate of Hobart '"i-
lego. and has born" reputation i"r ih''S''N
among his acqlmintanccs. Recently II" coi'e''
ed a claim for IL client amounting 10 over
81 OOu Before he had settled with his cilci''
as 10 the amount Of his fees. he was 'a'icu T."
Ithaca by the sudden death OF his brother. IN
hi, absence his client appears to hay" p'rS"'u'"
the Grand Jury that he had run of with hcr
money. an Indictment was found. officers Were
sent and brought HIM back III Their custody
from Central New York. and ia" facts III maj
form were published in the new >pal"rS.
II now appears from tn" statement 81 me
District An jrn"y 10 judy" OWING. Wh"n ~
dismissed III" Indictment on Friday. that th"'"
WAS absolutely no ground for the finding ct
the bill except Mr.. Ilod,on'> ah>"nc" from m"
city: that he had deposited the client money
in "A bank Immediately upon lis r"r' 'p'' "h'''
il still r'mana intact. ana thar me a''"'"'H
ha> been ready u acnunt for II IN the Us''ai
way and TO pay the complainant Whatever i
found 10 l." 'u" her.
II !, dlt,ic,,It tu comment with pati"nc" up"i!
such action Of tho t,rand Jury. Ilth"r th'\
or som" ono advising them must hay" h'"l
cr.,v"ly AT fault. +" professional man IKE
Mr. llm;>nn the mischief worked ~ SG'h an
c\,nri"nr, i incalru,ahl". Til" ''rand jar! l.
an engine Of extraordinary p"W"l ion GOOD OF
evil according ~ il may be- used III" ma
t.rial required for Il good Grand Juror i h"'
MON" superior in'cll-"nr" or even strict non
csty Of PURPOSE Their" must 10 coupled WIN
the" qualities patience and skill for careful IN
yr>tIcltion. sa:ncity IN discerning sinister p"r-
pose, on ia" pant Of compliments. rs vel a.
inlcxihlc irnnc>> and courage IN performing
ones duty when il become, clear. >"m" per
formancns Of recent Grand Juric> lndlcaf" thai
these qualities bay" been sadly wanting on IN"
part Of many members. Nh ll"d>on- i III"
second case within few days Whcr" the C"hr'
has been compelled To dismiss an in!irttehf
because rs judy" Cuwns SAL, ther" was " h"'
the norc>i shadow Of "A reason tor llndlng II.
Il is apparent that greater care II necessary
IN thr scl,..Iion Of Grand Jurors and that th"~,'
who serge should have forcihly impressed upon
their mind, that the great powers lntriSt'd Ia
th.In arc not to be- used carCrs>ly or Tor the
ci.,ti,icatl II OF evil purposes on IN" part 81
those who APPEAR as wltn">>cs before them
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denly / was tapped on the shoulder from behind
and before had time TO turn around heard an I'm.
familiar voice sang out: : How do you do, GeneraIu
had never the before in my life. And WIN
do you think 1t was Why no less person than Jud9a
BatchDri, If the supreme Court Of the United state.
lie smiled when he had discovered his mistake and so
did and nc then added We'll. Judge really thought
it WIS General Sherman. was dining with Jaw (roulh
recently too" continued the Judge and some per>on.
present addressed me also General before they knew
ton ~ the oxford Club IN isrookyn that the same
Jude Palmer in kindly tone. in being .o saa
times for the brave and venerable old veteran 81
your Union r., Army who hope VIII enjoy many mors
ablest jurists on the bench in the Canadian Dominion
and has nsHn rhe" Of lately na as possible
the bench. as his judicial term is for life '
william II. English. Of Indiana Ex-Governor ana
excandIdac for Wee President is writing history Of
Hooseldom, for which he is PROV ling among ola
records in Washington
The Pope has announced his intention Of CON.
ferrng the seat in the sacred College rendered vacant
by the death OF Cardinal Newma upon Mon sirno,
Edmund Stonor This gentleman is the son of the laa
Lord Camoys, and uncle OF the present peer. Tho
stOnOrs are Sne Of the Oldest Catholic families in
England. and direct ancestor OF the Cardinal took
his place in the House "f Lords baron in the reign
Of Eichari IL. Mon>ignor Edmund Stonor y Canon Of
OF Trcbl1ond by Leo MIL and three Of his Sisters
cnt"r~! nmncrc-. he +, great favoritc we'll ~
a considerable power AZ the Vatican Tho mmcd alta
Of Ia, elevation to he sacred College is the
dmihnt?n Of the nanhrr Of English cardinals by tho
death OF Cardinal Newman. aud the hopeless mental
condition Of Cardinal Howard.
". Carnot. for tho first time since his election 10
the Presidency Of the Republic. reviewed the French
army at Cambria ten DAYS a-o and seems 10 have
made ar excellent impression. lie most par.
urilar not 70 omit any mark OF respect the great
bnwark OF law and ORDER and every time that rgi.
m"lt passed hn he to his feet and took on his
hat Ia the Standard lii, wife ill, her place in society
admirably. IL may not be generally known that >lie
i IN" granddaughter Of the General Dupont who
capitnlacd Al Ea,l" after having renown By tho
gallant manner N whi' Ii he ciD,'d the circle around
Mhtk al