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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
PERSONAL.

The Old home Of Justice stanley Matthews ~ wash
lng,on. ha, Just been sold for S-i.oo"
\ portrai, Of william Lloyd Garrison has been pre-
cnt.d 10 the public school At Washington which bears
h.- name.
The Queen Of the Bestans Is one Of the best eques
trans In that country and can drFc SIX nan" Win
Sracc and safety.
n rules Ferry has at last shaved of those dropping
lido vhi.kcrs that long served the caricaturi's 50
well.
Mr. stephen A. Douglas +, sid to realize only about
500 year from plantation IN Mississippi WIG"
cost Dol, father $4,000.
Ms SON. said senator Brown. Of Georgia. to a
rcporier Who asked him Il he Wa. as reported worth
million dollar, my son, million dollars ], a ml7"'J
lIs lot of money" and that was al ne "ouN say
>nor completing my lecture tour-soins a. far west
Al. San Ir,ncI,co-l am on said Dr. Carl Lumh'N
,hc other day. on an entirely new scientific cNpedl
,.,, T., Northern Mexico. under the auspices OF the
N,,g York Geographical Society. The exploring party
.u .or,pr... fourteen men. Including tour American
.,i.rtt.t. They will cover botany. zoology MN
c.aloy and archacoloEy Ny work VII re 70, 10 ,. my.
ri.n, and I'm dwcn.s. Ihe territory ,osgcu T ,bn
embrace southern Arizona and The r'sloh iu - uc
,,p,.,rl Thi, is y country that, am gwen !" III,
der.and ha, never ye, been scaenh' ,,,rApt d.
Ne confidently cNpee. 70 make many lNp"{,1.t ,,o
-uycr.,- during The two year, which we shaA o'|"uo
exclusively to the expedition
Among the many valuable presents which the King
- sweden received I'm h,, capacity "t PROTECTOR "'
,,c orcutlll-t Corgrc-, al stockholm Wa very
tius and ancient specimen of Chinese paper
,u,n,y Dr. 4. Elrcnicd, Of Vienna, presented IL L"
,bc King who has again given II to the swedish
Nu..iiu If Coins The note. which IS of compare
t,ely lare, dimensions has at the top an hscrp-
uon Of which the following l. a translation; \
generally valid pccou, note Of IN" Tai Ming Dynasty
A. each side n another inscription; Precious note
Of the TAI Ming Dynasty generally valid under the
heavens ia the centre the value Is stated I'd large
letter.. one Awau'; a hwau Is equal 1" LOU
rrnn.u. or IT, string, with 100 moWmc ea'h. ~"
i,y nm, word, "Onc kwan" are represented tue "l'
.trirr. with die coins strung ON. Below tc>c j.
thr following inscription: ION account 81 'l"t'
mcrt nf our Minister of Finance. permission j. gwen
~ nr,ut ana cola the Tai Ming Dynasty precious
rnt.- which are 10 have the same Nalu" every" '.'
-. hc copper coins. lie who makes or uses i1l't
nntr, shall bo dc,aptated ana he who gives up "I
raf,hc, ihc forgcr shall receive reward "l ~
liver torl and he shall besides receive the t"rgcr
III, n.,nerty The . DAY Ia the
month H. the . year Of the rlung VII period.
The written figures of day, month and year have
aIowu So pale that they cannot be- dccipheicd Iht
llung wn period ponds, however with l3d'l3VV
\ ID
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4 NICTP1I CRISIS.

An interesting dispatch from Kansas brings the
INTELLIGENCE Of municipal disturbance IN Edgcrton.
H. will be remembered, We presume. that Edgcrton
elected recently. Mrs. Kelly getting the office Of
Mayor Mrs Greer that Of Police Judge. and Mrs
Ross. Mrs Holden, Mrs Brown and Mrs. Stewart
placcs in the City Council. The country is now
sorry 10 be informed that these ladies have re-
signed in n body We carnOt learn that il has
been shown or even that an attempt has been
made 10 show. that Mrs. KGly was ever godmClhcr
Of a baby whose infantile cries she wont to
hush with $4,000 bills; nor told that
there are any charges %. bribery OF corruption in
connection with city governments indeed. if there
were any Of these thiAgf proved. IL is not likely
that the officers would hive resigned We believe
if memory serves MS Alright that there are prccc
dents for holding on Through thick and thin on
such occasions.
The trouble in EGgertOn seems To he over i'm
provements The ladies decided on some changes
which the men d ID not want and refused To ma Ike
others which they did want. The ladies' proposed
paving the priroipal streets. but to this the men
objected on tne ground that il would raise the
taxes The fspialc Council favored the closing of
those cstabli skmcnts where light yet nourishnq
LIQUID stmu'snrs can be procured the men were
GENEROUSLY Indignant at the idea. But the chief
point on Which they disagreed was on the cues
ton of rtrairing the sidewalks. The Edgcr,on
sidewalk, ,,rc of the wooden variety which always
go hand in hand with a high rate of mortality
They are in even worse condition than wooden
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Church This will give the Established Church .
better numerical showing than it deserves.

A Boston man has been fined cent without costs
for an alleged assault on Count Roman Ivanoytch do
as if the foreign Count beginning TO be Of somo
Importance in this country SO long as half cents are
not coined one cent Is likely to remain the ruling
price for bouncing COunts.-(NOrriSt0wn Herald
The Toledo Blade" the leading newspaper of North
western Ohio and leader in the Republican party Of
the State appea,s in q dress made expressly for
IT, The type has u clear and large face, and The
Blades, large constituency will appreciate the improve
mcnt in the appearance of the paper
The next g1and spectacular exhibition in the East
will be the kgy sam JONES st the teate e :.
au th ri SiJ. Mr. Jones viii be assisted in the
act by his Federated willipus walapus-CChcags
Tribune.
Says school teacher {" II eight hours worh
is going to be the rule, hope the school teacher.
will be couuted in. The general impression is that
school tcasher has what is termed soft snap that
they work only six hours day, and that when
school is ever their days work Is done. There
more mistaken impression. Teachers. to
be thOrondI and honest in their work. must devota
fully twelve hours per day TO school work. After
the days SESSIONS are they must correct papers,
make out reports, prepare questions for the next
days sessions and attend to a hundred and other
minor duties, all of which take time"
The Youthful in Boston.-A cousin from Western
ranch is visiting the Bellinghams OF Boston.
The Cousin .at uncID-rhem stuffed olives is the
this MN + literally dreadful. suppose any Of ON
friends saw him his knife. And If he persists In
his crnnally ungrammatical language ] AM absolutely
certain shall have attack OF nervous prostratO0
-(Bolon Beacon.
There seems to be hoodooo about the Street
Cleaning Department which compels every Commits
siOner to spend his time in thinking powerful thoughts
whei he ought TO be getting in powerful licks the
dirt
Gold -Creditor-When are you going
pay your debts
Debtor-That's none Of your COMPOUNDED business
But I need my money
THAT'S none Of my COMPOUNDED business, Ger
Joke.
will Of one Of the Pharaohs 5000 years old has
Just been discovered II there is any money in IT, we
mas expect hear of direct descendants Of old man
PlnraOh springing up all over the world
lie wanted Favor" Be careful, STRIP called {
p,troman to man who was speeding his horse o.
t;lss-aVc.
What for'7 asked the driver he pulled up.
"pll have you mp for fast driving
What Is fast driving -
Why, six miles hour
say, old fellow, take into court. won't you
II will only IL into the paper, that this hos.
going four miles hour / can sell him f0
$40. II you will I'll try and help you some time
detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Tho Brazilian Government has Cccrcel that
patents of nobility shall he abolished, with all
orders OF knighthood, except one or two of a re-
lIgious character. This Is sautary republican
innovation. The Empire. however, clcctualiy
discTdltcd titles OF tins kind by making mcr-
chandisc of them for religious PURPOSES \ costly
church IN which the Crown Princess was per
sonaliy interested was started with fund obtained
in this way. Any one who contributed even
moderate sum for its construction was furnished
with "A title. TIN, degradation of the system
caused 80 much scandal that the church was left
halfhnshcd The Republican Government does
not ATTEMPT 10 inNalidaic titles OF honor conferred
under IN, Empire. These Will remain IN force
BIT all hereditary dignitlcS are revoked and the
whole system will hcncclorth be condemned as
unrcpublican.
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AmusemenIs.


ACADEMY-sl5-Pnaore.
AMBERG THEATRE .S-EhIe.
aIJOU THEATRE-S-T City Directory
BROADWAY THEATkE-S-Castles in the Ait.
BROTHERHOOD PARK-4- Baseball
CASINO-3-Recital. S-The Grand Duchess
pAI.Y'S THEATRE-S-Ros VOkes.
EDEN MUSEE-Wax Tableaus and Waer-Color hAnioi'''
SRAND OPERA HOUsE-s-The Woman Halter.
uAMMERsTFINs OPERA HoUsE-s-The Kings Fool
LEMON MOUNTAINOUS Exhibition
IYCEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charity Bail ~
MADISON sorAEE THEATRE-s:3O-A Partisan ho
Kew POLO GROUNDS-4-B Baseball.
EIBLOs GARDEN-8-Around the World
fAIMERs THEArRE-S-The Editor -
i,poCrop,s oensT THEATRE-s:l5-The Henrietta
zTANDARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mad
sTAR THEATRE-s-Tne Shatchen
Union SQUARE THEATRE-elj-rhe County f"h'
Hath STREET THEATRE-S-kcrry cow
.rHAVF AND 18TH -ST.-Ciettysourg
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RIDryG.cLrB OFFICERS RE ELECTED.

At the annual meeting Of the New'lork Ridin,
club held last evening AZ the club house. No. East
riftv eishth,t the following officers reelected
to serve for another year: IL. IL. HOLSTER president;
samuel BorrOwc. secretary. James I. NoodwaId'
treasurer and William &. CULVER. George C. MaSonn'
Harry Alexandra William T.. lScln. Lispenerd stew
art. Jane, +. Woodward. samuel Borrowc hehry -
Emmett. II. H. HOLSTER. Francis Payson, ueoFGe H.
Bend Andrew II. sand, and Arthur NJ Dodse' eAe'u
committee.
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BEAUTIFUL MAY,


The daye longer.
The heat grows stronger,
Imparting to lie an added Zcst,
with bright sti', DER us,
We remove the porou,
Plostcr, again from the back and chest
The farmer knowing,
III, shrcW,Wc,s showing,
When urban dWcllcr, don clothing thin
And the nanucl suits out
Ills ~hlngo putt out
Announcing that boardcr, are taken n.'
The meadows gay are.
Where che flowers OF May are
And the bullfrog croah, in the rccdy bog.
And under fences
Where brush most dense is
The policeman chases the unlicensed dog.
Though sol il glowing
III, warmth bcstowing
Where the fcathcrcd songstcrs their chorals hymn.
The small boys SILVER
A. AT the river,
They slowly peel for their first spring swim.
oh MAY j. glnrl0us
When she's victorious
Ocr blust 'riug liorns. and south winds blow,
Sweet Odlrs bringing,
And the corn Is sprlnging
And the IA mcr lays for the thevng Cow
-(Boson Courier.
Next year "A dccennial census Will be taken In Great
Britain aud II Is proposed to have the enumerators
record the religious persuasOns Of the people. Tho
DisscntcIs In England are protesting against this on
the ground that few people desire to confess that
they have religious belief non church members
generally Will say they belong to the Established
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form-that if the Legislature of 1890 had been
directed by Democrats the taxpayers to-day
would he growing instead of rejoicing. If
our opponents are wise, they will let the cleo
tions for members of Assembly 90 by default
this fall. For they can make no Roadway
against the splendid exhibit which we PRINT
at the head of this article. 1t Is an unassall-
able campaign document.
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MrMcAL AESTHETICS At pMxoHoS:

Princeton. y. J.. May II >pecial-rhe new cur :"
Of university lectures Will be given by benjamin Ives
Gilman nm Tn, Aesthetics of Music" The lectures,
,iN In number. will Dee given Wednesdays ana
Fridays until the course i, completed. beginning OF
"Wednesday nNAt.
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I'm SPITE OF AL TEMPTATIONS. =

Mr. stanley proposes to have II clearly understood
that he iS an american citizen. . Il is prob
allie that there is policy IN this. far Mr.. stanley
is concerned besd patriotism, for In the work which
he has undertaken in the past. and IN that which 10
may he called ID undertake In the future, IL Is not I'M
likely that he has been able through his American
citizenship 10 work the representative OF dlierene
national interests much more successfully than u no
were the citizen OF one or another IF the various
European countries.
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A SIGN OF PROGRESS.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
one Of the many interesting articles that crowd tn0
columns OF The Constitution this morning gives an
account Of the organization of the Georgia keai "a
tate Loan and Trust Company by Leading ooio!rrs
men of Atlanta. This is Of the best signs 81 w.
times. Think sf the negroes inangnrtuIhs
banking business, or If you please o loan ou'Ae''
Consider what this means
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THE TiLk or THE DiY.

Th, men who building mp the BOOM town
Of Niddr,borough, KY. are genuine hu>tlerS. ihoI
have, scnt out an elaborate advertising car which Il
f., travel all over the North When this car stops at
a town. the men who are In charge ot 1t scatter
broadcast a LOT oi Middc>borough literature, which II
contains and in the evening clever lecturer gives
free lecture Oh Middcsborough in the local opera
house.
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@TUF sHATCuEN. At THE STAR.

\ play with the peculiar name Of The Shatchen'
by Henry Doblin and Charles Dickson was presented
for the first time in New York Al the star Theatre
last night with VI. g. Curtis and Lewis Morrison IN
the leading parts. An audience that crowded mo
theatre attended the production Comment on tho
nirrn |, Deferred.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

The Democratic policy in the House was
tlearly enough indicated yesterday. The mi
noritv mean to consume and waste as much
lime as possible while the tariff debate under
The five-mnute rule is in progress, in order to
prolong the discussion, and the session I'M
duly. 1t will be necessary for the Republicans
TO exercise great self-restraint, so as to avoid
the numerous pitfalls which their opponents
will dig for them in carrying out their purpose
of delay.
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\ worLp.BE SUCCESSOR OF RANDALL.

FTOW HE FllIddtIpHIl inquirer.
Mr. NauN Demqcratic nominee) has been out ~
active polite, for long that lie may have some
dirculty I'm getting ont full vote me tarlH ssue
will be pushed the front, and A. Mr. NauA Is an
ovnweJ Free, Trader MANY friends Of the late Mr..
Randall may feel justified in eectng a man IN sim-
pathy with the laiters protective principles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Queen Victoria's reign has been notable for the
example of domestic virtue set by the Court.
She herself has exhibited touching devotion 10
the memory cf husband who has now been dead
nearly thirty years The tears She shed yester-
day at the unveiling Of Prince Consort me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

EN-Nlayor NauX nominated 10 succeed Mr.
Randall Yesterday with great ease. In ease he
is elected it is to he hoped his constituents will
not find that, in place of statesman Of great
ability. they have NauN ct prcterca nih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
Kr,IMLEP cERrAINLy DOES NOT KNOW.

This struggle for good word 10 mean execution os
electricity places condemned man IN the embaif'sluE
position of not being able to say Just what Is GoIhs 10
hnnnrn L. MIN.
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mortal show how enduring is the affection which
republicans as well as royalists have learned 10
respect.
THINGS look gloomy in Chicago. storm Of
INDIGNATION is brewing II is avcrred that Jug
Cling has taken place in Washington TO the great
dctriment of Chicago as the seat of the Worlds
Fair In short, it is charged that the Chlcago
directors of that enterprise will he hardly more
than puppets in the hands of the National FAR
Commissions To appreciate the situation iully IL
is necessary to remember that barely more IMAM
nhot the noveI-writcrs are in the habit of calling
but one short month has passed since Wildly
oxcitinc meeting for the election Of directors was
la in Cbicaoo At that time our readers will
I'll tbo+ tho people of Chicago-that is, some
., thom-rosc in their might and cried aloud that
,Lo,, ,vouId have no ring Fair, and that the
trn Carter Harrison stood up on a cane-bottomed
ohoir and raised shouts that made the welkin
80 ocbo Now what did il all amount to? The
yyorld's Fair bill is found to contain "a goon many
shorn SURPRISES" and il is discovered that inc
directors are to be hampcred ana married. III SUCH
=, WAY that life will be to them ouroen moSV
-;o,.o,,e "a no horne Can it be that Chicago
:, a,reodv sick Of her bargain? Has her Worlds
Fair enthusiasm ebbcd away so early ! we cali
- Cortor Harrison 70 rise 10 his full height in
cane bottomed chair ard let the country know
what it all means.
,rto contractors who laid the new asphalt pave
mani on Wall-st explain ITS present oa' 'o
dition by saving that it will be all rlghu "ien ~
hos settlcd Commissioner Gllroy WIZ 90 wen ~
,;o,, % the point that the city Will ne all rlSn'
so long as il hasn't settled
The imprisoned Duke of orleans, Inv ~. pao
,ssionaI ouail-eater, has tlrcd OF "eicS
tronomic feats \ few weeks ago ho =.
,,.,, 10, tho size of his restaurant DIS. NO"
l., Lo. taken 70 making chairs. II he VIII coii''i''
~ ,,,as,r,. IN these useful articles of furniture
n1 ,nrn away his thoughts from thrones he may
,ot become a valuable member OF society
Godfather Grant has not vet proceeuei a-"".O
Patrick McCann for perjury deSpHe H0O'ii''
onneol ureing him to do So NcN ann s'I' '"'
Grant contributed SSO,Ooo 10 "oo"' '''''
made M in December. 1884 Ior NV pun P'
bribine the Board Of Aldermen 10 co'''," III W.
,,r,,in,,iop 70 bc Commissioner of Public works.
oI =, s,rnort Of this charge McCann cites
,n,nv circumstances which make 1t easy to con-
,;o, lin, If no has sworn falsely. The Mayo
cows that NcCann in making this charge has con-
,,it,od deliberate perjury. McCann replies win
much force that the way 10 test who IS the per-
i,ror is nv a criminal trial. and he suggests t1at
Ia lao i,dic,cd To this the Mayor makes no re-
l,. lint savs he is very busy-presumaby WIN
lis orduous duties as n godfather. Now, when
. man is so busy with godfathering and other
durics that he has time 10 take care CT ms
renu,ation. he mustn't blame people for mink
Ing that his reputation can hardly pe WORM '"h-
ing care OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Mr.. Gladstone emitted wall at the Golden
Club Yesterday over the decadence OF free
trade lie was frank enough to admit that
GOOD deal Of ground had been lost in the
last twenty-five years. As for TINS country ne
said that it had never accepted the 1ree-'rade
doctrines. though there had been at one une
"a kind of qualified progress toward them.
This is not exactly encouraging to our 1nendS
the enemy though Mr. Gladstone claims to
see a promise of the ultimate triumph OF the
"'Free-Trad American party" MI "lad-
stones candor and planness of speech on the
subject are praiscworthy. When will the
.Free-Trade American party be equally can
did, cease its policy of false pretences, throw
off the mask of revenue reform, and acknowl-
edge that its adherents are Free Traders out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Congress should not fail at this session 10 pass
an adequate measure for the protection OF the
industrial and moral and political interests OF the
Nation against undesirable immigration. ms
is a subject upon which there are no two opinions.
Every day that passes without proper law reSu-
lating immigration cnlarses the evil 1t should
be abrupty and finally ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

ATHLETICS REALLY INDISPENSABLE.
From The Binchamton Republican.
The gymnasium has become necessary adjunct -
mental d,yelopmcnt as il develops the physical or
SANITATION 10 endure mental strain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

like Barker to turn away with disgust from
the organization which he represents. Ana IL
must be remembered that the crime with whlch
he is charged has not impaired his standing
as a Tammany henchman.
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CHIPPING IN A MINOR KEY.

From The e. LOUIS UIobe Dcmocrat.
Mr. Mills seems disposed to take humorous, VIC"
of the Mckinley bill; but unfortunately he Is AWAY
saddest when he sings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Mr. Lacey. chairman of the Subcommittee OF
congress which conducted the recent investl
cation at Little Rock, is convinced that II he
and his associates had gone to Morrillton and
pummeryille (where the murder of }. NJ. Clay
ION occurred). they would have been in bodily
reril. Evidently the outbreak OF unbnded
passion in the committeeman last wednesday
has had some influence in leading MIR. Lacey
10 this conclusion. The low state of clviza-
ton in Mr.. Breckinrdge's district which this
betokens would be CALLING TO person OF keen
sensibiliteS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

portion of Tammany Hall was on tnal
In Judge Cowing's court yesterday in the per
son of ex-AIderman James Barker, who is the
Tammsny "leader'' in the Xlllth Assembly
District. lie is accused of a remarkably iiendish
assault upon County Democrat VINO had In
CURED his enmity. The testimony SHOWS
Barker to be a person of the lowest instances
and veritable wild beast in human form
We do not assert that he is typical ram
many man, but the fact that he can hold
position OF power and responsibility in the
Wigwam is a suggestive and instructive com
mentary on the ideas that dominate Tammany
Hall. The people have only to look at man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

THE LEGISLATURE AND THE TdAPAl LEN
Here are a few figures which the taxpayers
of this State ought TO cut out and paste IN their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Tho contractors who laid the new asphalt pave
mann, on WaIl-st explain its present bad con-
dition by saying that it will be all right when IL
has settled. Commissioner Gilroy wlli 90 wen 20
"o 70 the point that the city will be all rlght
ca long as il hasn't settled
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hats:
STATE TAX FOR THIS YEAR, 3 52-iOO
MILLS
STATE TAX FOR NEXT YEAR, , 3i.1OO
MILLS.
REELECTION, 80 $40 PER CENT.