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New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
PERSONAL.

Bishop Doanc of the Albany Diocese. sailed for Eu-
rope with his wife. on the TITve. Wednesday. lie
has been commissioned by the presiding bishop TO WISH
American churches across the Atlantic.
Private secretary Halfords wife is in better health
than when she first went Georgia. and Is now TO 10
with her daughter who Is studying music I'm Atlanta
awhile.
\ rumor from Germany that Major Mckinley would
visit that country next summer TO meet bismarck and
cNprcss his admiration for the retired StacNmans pro
tcciye policy E, denied. The demands Of the Majors
law business and The delicate health of his wife make
il necessary for him tO sia, home. If he had
Intended to do anything Of this kind.
As Colonel Ingersoll IS lecture shakespeare in
Minneapolis few days hence. an attempt will be made
to arrange for public meeting and discussion between
Inn and lsnatus DOnnely
Professor Clement L. Smith has resigned his Office Of
Dean ~ Harvard College. 10 take effect at commence
mont time lie has long felt that the duties OF the
deanshp prevented him from devoting that amount OF
attention 10 study and the other demands of his pro
fc,,ion which ) desirable to a man "f MS scholarly
tastes Hence he reOvcd 10 direct his energies Wholly
study and tcachlng Ic Is a.9 cngsged In comp
luS several DoOA'' iii' PI"ios'''s"P Va H"'' N wiz
stlll retain.
The new Chicago University is drawing copioasly
on Yale for material. Not content with securing
Professor Harper FOR the presidency the trustees have
persuaded Mr. StgEs. the famous baseball ptchcr, 10
assume direction Of its PHYSICAL department.
Professor william Libby, ir who has been in
Mexico with carl Immholtz on exploring eNpedl-
ton is now on his way home 20 Princeton
Lord Randolph Churchill has grown a beard since
his last appearance in the House of Commons
Mrs Members wife Of tho captain Of the sailing ship
Johanna is at pre- praised heroine In Germany
ON the third day Of last April the johanna left Port
Lous for the Island OF MaurItlus. Two days later
yellow fever developed on board the boat one man
after The other succumbcd to the disease until finally
only the pilot and captain remained well. Soon,
however the captain confined to his bed with
the terrible disease and Mrs. Members In tquencc
took command of the vessel she divided her time
between the sick beds and the wheel, which she guided
with enviabc skill Heavy storms added TO the
difficulty OF her unexpected task They wased 50
ncrcey, In fact. that the brave woman was obliged
with the aid Of the pilot. to throw 30 sacks of sugar
into the sea I'm order tighten the ballast The sails
too were torn into shreds N last, damaged ana
worn, the good ship arrived at Frecmantle. sonti
Au,trali, Mr., Mcnders was completely exhausted
from loss Of sleep She recovered however. and
found her husband restored to health she had saNeu
his life and that OF the sailors.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
MR.. NEEDS REfPPEHR1NCE.

1t is evident that Senator Harmony Brown
must give another dinner. Las, Saturday
evening he succeeded in bringing Grover Clcvc-
land and David i. Hill together But is he
equal to the tlsll Of bringing Hi and Smith
NJ Weed together? If he j., then there is no
rcaspn why m, name should not 20 down the
corridors Of Democratic history until the latest
gcnelaton-Or at all events, for several years
-aS the peerless paciiicator Of the unterrilicd
Democracy. OF course il has been undcrS to0d
that Mr.. Weed acquicSced, not only gracefully
but cheefully, in The decision which made
kinding wood Of bis ambition for a seat in
the United States Senate. But it is clear that
such al impression is erroneous. /; may be
said to be dissolved by The fierce white light
which "The PlattSburg Republican, has Incl
dentally turned upon it,
"Thc Republican, it will be remembered
is a journal which IS very close to Mr.. Weed
Indeed it is properly to be regarded as a faith
fu reflector Of the Weed view OF politics; When
Mr.. Weed decided to inform whom it might
concern that in the event Of a Democratic
assembly in 1891 he himself would be sent
to the Senate ami that the Governor would
not be Il candidate for Senatorial honOrS i:
WIS 1 ut atpUDlltdH NHltI ht NHlrt III ht
medium by which this mOmentCus piece of Lo-
liticll Intelligence should be made public.
Therefore it is fair t. assume that THE Re
publicans; way OF looking at the Governors
elevation to the senate is his way Of looking
at il that the lesson which it draws from the
election is identical with the lesson which he
draws. so we insist that Harmony Brown
ought 70 give another dinner And let him
give ii SOOn-thc sooner the better, since the
chances are that Weed is getting madder and
madder at Hill every day. 1.-THE Republicans"
article although ccuched in moderate language,
is full of wrath, disappointment and bitter
ness. We have declined to read between It's
lines. suspcctinc that We should find there Ian
guage unfit for publication. Here i, the i'm
preSsive way in winch he article begins:
There are few incidents within the range of human
cX pcIicncc painful than those which attend thc
business Of image breaking When ;he devotce Els set
up his Idol fetch though II be- and aiOrtd il day
.er day something fully rp e. above high water
Of excellence. and then Suddenly finds III, iiol
smashed and reduced Ia poor cara, and cOnmon clay,
the feeling Is apt 10 home 10 himwhcther H. bc
either Pagan Christan-that something very tangible
has gone out Of his world and out OF his life.
The context proves that the iS4l seferred 10
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
amCscmcnts.

ACADEMY-S ij-Thc Old Homestead
ACADEMY OF DESIGN-9 a. m. TO u p m anu = 'oo 70
10 D. m.-Ait exhibition. -
AMgERii THEATRES :l5-CruchN carver OF AmheIgau'
EIJOu TuEATRI;-S-Thc Nominee
ROADWAY THEATl.E-Sr-Guido Ferrantl
CASINOS l5-roor Jonathan
COLUMBUS THEATRES :1J-Chain Lightning
DAIY,S TuEAT.E-S-Thc School for SCANDAL
futN MusEt--C tero and Wax Iabiesus.
GARDEN TUEATRE-S-La Tosca.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-s-TwO orphans
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES :l5-Beau lrummeu
UARKIGAN's THEArEE-S-Rcilly and the 4cO.
lEERMAHN'S THEATRE-o-Ilcrnhann
ROSTER e. BIAL'S-S-Camencits
LENOX LYCECM-S-E'c.
IyCEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Open Gate aud Nerves.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPhITHEATRE-
Poultry Show.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :3o-Sunlisht and
Shadow.
NF\y PARK THEATRE Is and :1j-A Straight Tip.
NIBI.O's-S-Babes in the Woo.
p.JMFE,S THEATRES .1j-3ohn Ncodhams Double.
rEOCTORS c3D.Sr. THEATRES 15-Men and Women.
STANDARD THEATRES :l5-The Dazzler.
STAR TUEATRE-S-Mr Potter OF Texas.
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNION SQUARE TuEATGE-S 15-The County Fair.
wORTH'S MUSEUM-ll a. IL. TO IL D. m-Vsudeville
and Curios.
IaTK-ST. THEATRE-S-Dlue Jeans.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
Tile rALrE OF ND EEPCT4TLON

Il
\ man named Cameron was appointed to a
place in the Treasury Department in the early
stage, Of the Cleveland Administration. lie
had behind him Il bad, and indeed a criminal
record. The TRIBUNE considered that 1t was
doing a public service and performing pubic
duty when it published some Of the lnforma-
ton about his evil record that had come to 1t
from trustworthy sources. Mr.. Manning ap-
uarently thought So too, because when the
fellow was confronted with the charges and
admitted some Of his mi>decdS, the secretary
refused to allow the pdbic service to be bur
dcncd with such man, and promptly call-
cced his appointment.
II thi, person had been well advised he would
have been content to SihIi into obscurty III
the hope that his past life ght be forgotten.
But an error had inadvertently crept into HE
TR,Bl-NEs publication and the nature OF the
crime Tor which he had suffered imprisonment
wa, III. stated Relying upon the advantage oi
thi, mistake he found lawyers who were will
ing to bring libel suit for him against THE
TRlE,.Xf. The result OF tina; effort to punish
ihi, newspaper for doing what it conceived to
he It's duty. honestly and faithfully Is told In
our news columns thi, morning. II IS not
especially cnoourag glnG to other men OF Gam
cronS kidney After the fullest and faIrest
opportunity 10 present his case he carries away
As nj, reward the estimate OF twelve competent
iurymcn that the damage to his reputation by
these publications was cents.
ilo has also spread upon the public records
the strongest "Npo>ure O. his pas; misdeedN that
ever any man voluntarily put himself IN Il
uo.:,ion to be compelled to make. No more
cx.raordinary spectacle has recently been seen
in our court, than ihHt Of th, man wriihlnS
under tho thrtSts of keen and Sklful cross
examination. admitting in one breath repeated
confessions Of fraud upon HI adopted state and
i'm the next claiming that he was a proper per-
son to be appointed to the public service.
Fortunately. such actions ~ these are com
paratiycly rare. We venture 10 say that it
viii be long time before another naa with
such "A record will dare TO present himself be-
fore NcW-York court and jury 20 ask damages
for bclous publication under similar cir
ctfuStauCeS
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
Aenalprk Dailn Gribm,ue.
FOUNDED HORACE GREE LEY
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1891.
TWELVE PAGES.
TFE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forcign-King Humbcrt has summoned General
Vial, Minister OF War of the Crispi Cabinet, TO
form new Cabinet. - In the House OF Com
,nors Mr. Gladstone moved the second reading of
the bill removing religious difficulties the motion
was defeated after debate. CO. The dispatch
from the Govenor-GeHera of Canada 10 the Sec
retary OF State for the Colonies, outlining the
Canadian Governments proposals 10 the United
States in the matter of the development of trade
between The two countries, was made public -
TIE recent revolt in Portugal is said 10 have
hccn ai2cd by Spanish revOlutonists. - The
Irish leaders held further conferences.
COrgTess.-ioth branches in session. 49, The
Senate: Ihc iort.licst:ons and Military Academy
Appropriation bils were passed, ana the Pension
Appropriations bll was taken up. ---- The House /:
lie Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation bill
was passed ---- The Iious" silver Pool" In
vcsii.lJing Committee examined more witnesses :;
nothing utw WAS brought out.
Donc.t.c.-Ihc Assembly al Albany refused to
riaat TIC Scnatc's request chat the Stadlcr bill
lie returned the forcs; Commission Investigation
was bcgun Tic bill for vote on the pro-
libition amendment 10 thc State Constitution on
April Ii passed the Scratc. -- The Rev. Dr.
{. 7. 1hwine WIS installed president of Western
Reserve University ana Adelbcrt College in Clcvc-
land. -- Eiqitcca mixers were drowned in Il
\
Lent Republicans wclC entertained by tie Young
Mems Republican Club Of Baltimore. -- The
conflicting houses OF the Connecticut Legislature
Will probably gree 10 do the State business with
out regard 20 the Offices in dispute -- The
San tranciSCo police destroying the JOSS houses
OF The high6inGcYs in that city
City and suburban.-Ihc City Fire Insurance
Company decided 10 wind up its affairs. &C. At
a meeting OF tie Lead Trust it was decided To
pay regular dividends in future. - The Gibbs
Cowie contest came before subcommittee Of the
Republican County Committee. - Judge Dyk-
man cond!tionally dissolved the injunction in the
Brooklyn water scandal caec - young
woman was assaulted and robbed under clc-
waited railroad station. ----- The introduction Of
tie trolley system i'll the annexed district was
discussed before the Railroad Commissioners. =--
The clothing firm Of y. {. Barnum N Co. assigned
- The Board OF Education decided that Gram
mar School No. 30 must be opened -. Alex
ander j. Cameron recovered verdict of siX cents
for MS damaged" reputation from The Tribune
Association. - Stocks more active. advancing
with spirit under the lead of st. Faul. The clos
ing was quiet at gains of about l-2 per cent
for the principal shares.
The Weather.-Forccast for to-day: Fair, fol-
lowed By cloudincss; growing mildcr. Temper
ature yesterday: Highest. 54 degrees; lowest,
10; average, 90 IL.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

unnecessarily add TO the expenses of the munich
pality" Let lis net inquire too curicusly into
Tammany's motive herein. Let Us assume that
it has become alarmed by the outcIy over the
raids on the treasury. Let us hope that It's
protest is sincere, and that Tammanys repre-
sentatives at Albany will act accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

The law making it misdemcanor for a Clergy
man or magistrate 70 perform a marriage cerc-
mony to which girl under the age of sixteen
years is party is somewhat severe. There are
circumstances which might make such marriage
seem an act of charity, though the law may well
prevent the marriage Of immature girls in ordinary
cases. Not few klnd-heared magistrates
may have taken the risk of punishment in cases
in which they thought the interests OF morality
demanded the performance of the marriage ccre-
mony, and eyasions Of the law are w'nked at even
by officers who usually prosecute violations OF
the laws protecting children. The Law might be
amended 80 as 10 allow such marriages when a
Judge of one of the higher courts or some other
official whose discretion he relied on certliles
that he believes the marriage would be wise and
proper.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

We pointed out yesterday the distinction be-
tween legitimate and illegitmate canal eX-
penditureS. Several of the bills involving lille
gitimate items came before the Assembly yes
terday and were amended by the addition of
provision thar the outlay should not be made
without the express approval of the Superln-
tcndcnt Of Public Works, and his assurance
that the work can be done for the amount
named. 1t is certain thai the responsibility
for all such expenditures should be placed
somewhere, but il is NOT exactly clear why 1t
should he shifted from the Legislature to a
public official.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

That was a good lit which General Hustled
made the othc- day when the enumeration resoll-
tons were before the Assembly. The General,
having pointed ont that the Enumeration bill OF
1ssj, which Governor Hill vetoed, was identical
with the one of 1915, which Governor Iiiden hal
signed added: d" / will not say that Mr.. Tilden
was as good p lawyer Governor Hill. but IN
his time he was called very passablc attorney"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

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New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
INTRIGUE QUITE UNNECESSARY.

From The Boston Advertiser.
There IS no sense In the talk that the Free Coinage
hill is 10 be smothcred in the House because IL, Re
rublican friends killed the Election bill in the senate
c h for reducing this country To the financial level
Of China and Mexico Is to die the death ou its
Iam mapits
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
MIR. UoRR MAKES THEM s0UIRM.

From The North Wales PENN Record.
The free traders about Doyestown got the worst dos,
they ever had in their lives from cXCOngrcssmau Herr
(of The Trbunc who recently spoke thcre) and there
foro The Democrat" calls him dcmagogue.7
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

Two snags have been struck by the Harlem
Bridge, Fordham and Morrisania Railroad IN
its attempt to introduce the trolley system OF
electric traction. One is the Supreme Court; !;
the other is the State Railroad Commission.
The Supreme Court has forbidden the company
to make use of the consents of certain property
owners to change in its motive power, on the
ground that they were secured by fraud and
deceit. The Commission gave hearing on the
whole subject yesterday, but came TO no de-
ciSion. The preperty-owncrs concerned are IN
earnest and mean to fight vigorously Ims
outrage must, if possible, be prevented.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
LIE Trusted TOO FONDLY.

From The Washington Post
The Hon. smith NJ Weed moves about with the air
OF a who thinks he has good grounds for polt
ical breach OF promise suit.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

Governor Albeit thinks that New-Jerscy ouSht
to have Railroad Commission similar to those
which a good many other States have established.
Doubtless it might be good thing for the STATE
but if the New-Jersey Legislature should pay no
more heed to the Commissioners recommendations
than the New-York Legislature gives to those re-
pcatcdly made by our own Railroad Commission,
the officials would be cXcusablc if they shoulc
grow weary in well-doing after long series ot
years. The treatment by the Albany Legislature
of the Commission which it created is fine ex-
ample Of what not to do
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
JUST TOO AwFULLY DISINTEREsTED.
.om The Boston Herald

IL takes United states senator who halls from the
praros to discover use for adequate harbor de
fences. They are entirely willing to sacrifice their
brethren upon the altar of their country in true
4. Ward style.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
NOT CONFINED TO TIE CITY.

From The Eoston Herald.
The brutality with which murders a"c committed
under the effects OF bad rum or whSkcy I'm some Of
the secluded towns OF New England parallels the worst
atrocity fouad in city life.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
But FORTUNES WHEEL STILL TURNS.


with Bismarck Gladstone and Cri.pi all ont of Office
the shades OF private life In Europe are shcterng some
very big men. Gladstone, however. Is a member of
Paglament-a place which pays no salary.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

\ conference of Republican Senators is about TO
arrange an order of business for the remainder OF
the session. Among the bills which at the present
time occupy on the calendar a position Of peculiar
advantage is the Copyright bill We cannot be-
rye that il is the intention Of the Senate to dis
place 50 meIitJrOus measure from such posi-
ton. especially if 30 doing would endanger lis
passagc The questions involved in this bill have
been thoroughly debated time ard again in the
Senate II seems almost impossible 10 add 10 what
ha, already been said anything that is either new
+, the discussion or apt 10 throw dli-
fcrcu lisht upon the subject In its present shape
Or very nearly so-thc Lii has passed the
Senate once already by vote practically unan-
nous There seems TO be 10 good reason for
amen ling II .L this juncturc. The important
thing i, 20 pass 1t. and thereby alord to those
most interested in its enactment an opportunity
70 observe It's working. It, may prove to be de-
f,ctiyc in some minor details, but such defects
can easily be remcdicd by subsequent cgisation
We could conceive of no greater blundcr than
thai of cadangcrng the good results already at
taincd by mpairnS the legislative advantage
which the bill enjoys now. IL is the duty of the
conference of Republican Senators TO see that
This bill is placed in such position upon the
order oil business to be determined on as TO secure
its early passage.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

Even the courts do not overlook the minor
courtesies of life. 1t has long been considered
improper to compel a female witness 10 tell her
age unless il is necessary to the better understand
ing of the case, and lawyers usually withdraw
tie question if the witness hesitatcs to disclose
the interesting secret. New-Jersey court has
now decided that referee cannot compel lady
who is not party to the suit to raise her veil, so
that she may be identified by witness.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
CAN nE plsCONER THE COMRINArIo,

II might be well to send Mind Reader Johnstono
to Springfield 10 open the deadlock which appears
10 be on the legislature
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
Thc fresn demonstration winch winter has bccn

The fresh demonstration which winter has been
making up in the Northwest for the last few days,
and which spread t. the ltIantic States Tuesday
Is formidable only by contrast with the balmy
weather which had prevailed for the previous
three weeks The present stage Of the season is
that nj which ordinarily the seycrest cold of the
year is experienced: but the temperatures attcnd-
ing this change are little if any lowe than those
repeatedly recorded since last Thanksgiving Day.
None Of them this season. except over parts OF
New England. the AdironIacks. Ontario and the
British Maritime Provinces. could properly lie
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
Jnocs 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Buslljcss Nctlces.

HUSBANDS CALCINEp MAGNEsIA.-Four first
premium medals awarded. More agreeable to the 'ss.e
and smaller magnesG For sale IN boz;
ta only with United States Government registered ao
attached without which is genuine. At druggists
and stores.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

Governor Hill has never been boss in the
sense Of being the master of machine. 1t IS
The Brooklyn Eagle which makes tins assertion.
Now let it go on and argue that Edison has never
been an inventor in the sense Of being master Of
electrical contrivanceS.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

The majority Of the Assembly gave further
procf yesterday that it is bound hand and foot
to the saloon interest by refusing to heed the
Senate's request that the Stadlcr bill be re-
turned to it. Of course, this is papablc dis
courtesy to a coordinate branch of the Legis-
lature, but the Democratic ASScmbymcn will
not permit themselves to be greatly disturbed
thereby Meanwhile, Mr.. Stader undertook
to railroad through the Senate his bill of last
year (printed in yesterdays TRIBUND on the
assurance that it was brought forward without
change. Nevertheless, our correspondent points
out at least one change made by its author.
Mr.. Stadler appears to have trifed with the
Senate quite enough already.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

Tammany Hall is furnishing just now one of
the finest examples OF Satan rebul1ing sin that
history affords. It's Executive Committee got
together last night and passed a resolution call
ing upon the Democratic Senators and Assem-
blymen from New-York City To "oppose the
passage of the several bills now pending in the
Legislature which are intended to increase the
salaries of certain officials and employees of tho
CITY government, and which. il passed would
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

\ dispatch from Texas announces that quarrel
over a calf OF tine value Of So has resulted in the
death Of botn disputants. one being Shot by the
other and the second falling under the fire of
deputy sheriff who undertook to arrest him.
There is one thing To be said about this affair
it was rs clean job rs we have ever heard OF.
AZ tie latest accounts the calf lof the value of
S6l was doing as we'll as could be expected.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
v WORK. n.v rppuNr THURSDAY FEBRUARY slrWELvE PAGES

called extreme. Upon the greater part OF tne
United States up to date severe frost has 'niS
winter bestowed its favorS somewhat sparingiy.
However, as we have already enjoyed more skat-
ing and slcighng than year ago, and have cut
and housed much more ice, and as six weeks vet
remain in which like privileges may be vouchsaied'
there is hardly just cause for grumbling.