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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
FRENCH CHALLIES.
SALE OF SUMMER GOODS.

SALE OF SUMMER GOODS'
We have made large additions TO
our stock of French Challles' an
importation of newest Paris Ge-
signs-specially ordered by caDle
being just received.
Challies with Lilac ciusUers'
COrn.hOwers CrOcus. MOss-rOses'
and other floral patterns.
Challies in Wave.stripes, Biros-
eye dots, eagles-claw and hiDert
designs. >, s
Novelty Challies with borders
for flouncing-very desirable.
JAMES McC REERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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The u. S. Comment officially re-
ports ROYAL Baking Powder
superior to all others in leaven-
ing strength (BnzsAin 10, Aszn<sth599). 1t
Is the best and most economical.

once 70 T., Tho appraisal will probably take long time
and nothing can results until al the report
are examined. The meeting OF the CORNERSTONE
will b, held at . O'Clock tomorrow.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
supr,.. ESQ set0e7 Moon.ct Si5a IN Moons age 10
WATER
<Y-s.ndy Hk.. 353 Gov. Isld.- 90 Hen &C. BIB
PM-sandy Hk.. 4J2 Gov. Isgd.. BIZ Hell &C.. 40
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Announcements.
A GRATEFUL DOOR,

aca,ivo n, health and purity f. communicated TO the
oth uy tho sweet scented OLODONT. which makes the
ccth a. white and radiant polished porcelain ana
oalIs no ngrci cnt that highly beneficial TO both
md te.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07

BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEiR.-Tbe maguinccus
rim and currency articles OF Roswell g. Horr In The
Weekly Tribune during the last year. reprinted with
various kindred articles including the wonderful re
suits oil Reciprocity, and the article on prices "a
1890 and 1891" a pamphlet Of s. large pages. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
NoTEKA.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

IIFNKf n DNNIIIN't ~
90 WEST s9THST.
DseaSvs of Nervous system Genito rnary organs
Impo;eacy and steri!lty. Hours. 8 70 l. 20 3.
WuEATENA.-The best breakfast food delicious
nourlshing: cook. minute, - cent? al sroccrs
HFALTU FOOD COMPANY. 81 shave
PHILLIPS DiGFST1BLE Cocoa
chocolates IL 20 prepared ult ~ WA
no, disturb dge ston sold everywhere.
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NoTEKA, T.. d w. J
A NEW COLLAR.
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WAR SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA.-What may b
expected OF tho American Navy, In pluck, daunfless
courage and pcriinaciiy In n war with Chin, wen
cxeuplifcd. This number contains 1.-THE John'tows
Disaster" American Girls Abroad" "stories o.
Huning," etc. 1914 pages. 10 cents.
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NEW TARIFF LAWs.-Old and new rates cos .
pared 10 cents "A copy.
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THE DEAD At ANDERsONyILLE-T Trs'
unes list OF H. 900 Mon prisoners who died there
with company, regiment, aud cause of death Author'
itatve. The only list pat into print l0 cents
COPY.
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TIFFANY & CO.,
UNION SQUARE,

Invite attention TO n collection
of old SilverWarc, consisting Of
Fruit Bowls, Dishes, Tea Sets
DinnerWarc, Salvers, Vases, &C.,
not Of their make but Of various
other American manufactures,
which for service is as good as
new, and is offered at from one.
third to Onc-half the original
priC
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A LUXURY For TOURISTS.
Dr Lvon's Perfect Tooth Powder IN metal boxes viii
ntsnt measuring tube. Neat and portable 20 ctS.
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CHILL AND THE NEW NAvY.-Now ready
President IIarrssns message on the Gillian affair."
reprinted pa implicit form. together with complete
description OF the American NAVY. A large mum.
ber pcal vessels described Mt ienstt. with
elaborate pictures and plans aud full details oil crew
mnment size ETC.. OF each Every vessel In the new
Navy /, in the list. Price, ID cents COPY
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1894 ma gnihcent russ
her yer $50 pages. Price Is cents. book frsady
reference, without SUPERIOR Full description Of
the new Navy. Elaborate coinage aud tables
including coinage aimee 1898. and details Of the circs.
lating medium year by year, since 1860. Elecea re-
tu,u, A thousand other valua bio features.
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SOUTHERN SKETCHES.-By The Tribunes cws
correspondent In West virginia, kcntucky Lou's's'"
mud other states. 7J pages, illustrated. Is centa
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"NCW IDEAS FOR FARMERS n hand some pan'
inlet 1913 pages well illustrated. OF great Interest -
farmer. who must develop special branches Of farms
Ing. Topics. The National Horse. swine kais'ns:
Egx Hate hing. Duck Culture. Farming In Ftrnce aas
The Turin Its Relation Farming Price ID cen's
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL IN 1SS9-13S
pages 4 tuii nccoun of the public ceremonies Iss
orniion. Of Dcpew. Bishop Potter. President Harrs
son, Grover Cleveland, and others, In fuii 10"
copies. "a cents each.
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CHAUTAUQUA IN fS9i.-Fuii reports OF tue cA0''
ciscs Entertaining. illustrated. Price I'd cent"
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PKEsByTEKIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, 1884,
few oprs Intere sting In view Of tho approaching
Assembly. A handsome pamphlet OF 80 large pases
- cents "a copy.
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, WHY American we
Inge. Differ In Prosperity" In small pamphlet ferm
tho char ming artcc Is. e. Northrop. setting 'or'S
the vaine OF handsome appearance aud sanitary os''
teruens, pleasure be derived by the inhas"ah
from impro venent associations. and the great sc1"s
any mnm do for his naive village eo"''
COPY, IS per 100 copies.
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ROGERS, PEET & co.

THREE } Prince.
BROADWAY warren,
STORES. } SO 81.
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STUDIES IN RECIPROCITY.-vaiuabie isttsrs o.
l. \. F.. illustrated. from Cuba. West lndcs. MeA''"
aud Central America. 100 large pascS - con'A
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HOW TO WIN FORTUNE by Andrew Carsece'
from the Tribune Of April, 1890. This ID the arnes
which eclared that a college educationts not essss
rial 10 business success. In small pamphie' '''"
n
, 1892-01-16
JAMAICA AND THE UNITED
STATES

(JGmGicd Cleaner, 28th Dee. 1919
A CONCESSION OF G25, 900 AsKED:FoR.
In return for the privilege of hay-
ing our sugar, coffee and hides admit
ted free into themarkets of the United
States, the Government at Washing
ton has asked the remission of duties
on their goods to the amount Of
e25 1000 on our part. The result of
the negotiations proclaim that the at
titude assumed by this journal to-
wards the question from the. first was
a correct one, and that the statements
made by our contemporaries as to an
excessive demand by the United
Statss-a demand which would force
us to sacrifice an enormous sum of
money! shoft-sighted and has
ed on a mistaken conception of the
matter. We are glad to see also how
very far'wrong IN his alarmist warn
, 1892-01-16

Inspector Of Schools. He was kind enough to
facilitate the attendance at the funeral Of
some Peachers, and although on that day there
WAS considerable pressure upon his time he
contriyed to overcome the journey Of Is mile,
IN order to be present at the funeral.
4 COLLEAGUE.
St. Croix, Jan. l4th 1892.
, 1892-01-16
From He Demerara Argosy Dec. 10, 1921

Lii steu 3nt-General Newdegate is ex-
pected to arrive in the gunboat Buzzard at
Georgetown with his Aide-de-camp, Cap
tain BMnal diston, about the 2tth instant
HIS EXcellency, who is the Governor Of
Bermuda, comes to the colony ON a visit of
inspection of the local defensive forces.
During his stay of a few days, the General
will be a guest at Government House.
General N~ewdega'e will inspect the forti-
f~icafions and forces in the n~eighbouring
colonies, during his three months absence
from lis Government.
, 1892-01-16

Hageman, late Pastor of the R. D. Church in
this island; it took place on the 25th Of last
month at her homein Somerville, New Jersey,
and was brought on by La Grippe We
regret to learn that Mr.. Hageman is. also ill.
The Antigua observer mentions the death /.
of the wife of Bishop Weiss, of the Moravian
Church, on the 9th December.
, 1892-01-16
e RA Nj S
ST. CRoIx SN.TAToI

that the condition of the Duke Of Clarence
is less reassuring than yesterday.
The Earl of C%harlemont died yesterday IN
France Of influenza.
The mansion of the painter Millais, in Perth,
has been totally destroyed by fire.
Advices received in London report that a
crisis is imminent in the Victorian cabinet IN
connection with the l man l vote question.
A Paris despatch states that NJ. FIoquet has
been reelected President Of the Chamber of
Deputies.
A large part of the Bened ictine Abbey at
Fecanp has been destroyed by fire.
The Sultan of Turkey has confirmed the
succession Of Prince Ab5as to the throne Of
Egypt,
dria to await the arrival Of the new khedive.
1t is reported that the rebellion in Morocco
is spreading.
London Jan. 18th-Sugar in stock on the
9th inst. was $4,000 tons last year ll70Oo
tons.
St. Thomas 18th-The Norwegian Bark
J. 2 Berg 467 tons, OF Ris6r, fQusdered about
200 miles N. w. Of this island on the 9th inst.
Captain and crew arrived here yesterday all
we'll.
New York. Jan. 14th.-London news states
that the Duke of Clarence yesterday was IN
a most critical condition, both lungs being
affected.
The illness of bis Royal Highness' has
evoked the deepest sympathy amongst all
classes.
Later Intelligence states that the Duke Of
Clarence died Al 9 o'clock this morning. The
event has caused wide spread grief.
Cardinal Manning also expired at S this
morning.
Cardinal Simeoni Is seriously i'll.
A Cairo despatch states that the Sultan in
sists on asserting his suzerainty over Egypt.
A telegram from Hong Kong reports that
the steamer Mamechow has foundered and
that Ala persons in all have been lost.
Plymouth, Jan. 16th.-The r. H.. S. Don"
from the West Indies arrived here at 2 I'm.
o-day.
New York, Jan. 15th.-London news states
that Her Majesty the Queen has ordered
three months Of mourning for the late Duke
OF Clarence. The funeral will be 8 State
function, to take place St.George's, Windsor
Castle Her Majesty has received messages Of
sympathy from the Rulersof all the civilized
countries of the world.
1t is reported that a plot has been discovered
against the lives Of Prince Ferdinand of Bull
garia and his Prime Minister.
The death is announced OF CardinalSimion
New York, January 10Th
Flour, St. Lawrence, pr. brI. $500
IDEAL, best b%randywine, per. brl.3.40
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 8
New Seasons Pork, per hrl 81 108
srro, Crystals, per Ii. 81
"uS~ F. to g.. r. per lbs 1-16
English Islands Molasses not quoted.
Exchange New York and London 4.63
London January 10Th
Demerara Crystals ST cwt It's Cd.
Sugar Muscovalo pr cwt13s 9d::
German Beet 80 las gil
Demerara Rum pr gal. Is 81 10
Trinidad Cocoa pr "wt e3 IS. OIL,
Consols, ex-inIereSt 953
Bank ct Englani rate of l~lIScouut 81
Liverpool Cotton, Middilng upland D 4 /.
Three pr c. RenteS IN Paris 95.l5
From Lightbourne's Nail Notes, Jan.:9)
BY the American Mali yesterday the mel
aneholy intelligence was received of the death
of Mrs. Hageman the wife of the Revd
, 1892-01-16

Tue Government has gwen its CONSENT
for the preliminary steps bein- taken to-
wards the carrying out ct the Gold Com
m'S>ioneI HsropoSal TO! the establishment
ota mining town, the future BaHarat of
British Guiana. Mr.. KeRuick proposes to
establish the new mining town near the
Junction Of til" Potaro and EsScqnebo rivers,
ard to CONNECT it With Georgetown by a light
railway aud road, With 4 terminus at
Nab9r'cabra on the DemeIara River. BY
the establishment Of this town, the re-
quireoentsof Ike %alIuyial gold fields min
ING folds Of Demerara and EsSequebo. will
all be met, AND The danger and losses >us.
tanned by the rapids and falls of the Esse-
quebo, will be avoided. Il is considered
that hy this plan the gold fields Will DC
brought within two days OF GEORGETOWN.
This mining town may prove the pioneer
town in tie opening up otthe county, and
be the home Of a large mining population
and itIt follow the exam pie of gold mining
towns in other countries, it must become an
important and thriving ceutIe of trade and
industry.
, 1892-01-16

Mr.. Fernandez Of Bedfeld lost ii sheep
this week by some animals That Killed them
and sucked the blood out of the most of
them. lie lays the blame on some dogs in
the neighoouring village but the destrue-
ton is more likely TO have b, en- caused by
j%aguarS. We know that at present these
animals are giving a lot OF trouble on the
cattle farms in Mahaicony and Corentyne;
aud no doubt they discovered in the course
of their prowIings that an excellent ban
quet awaited them at b field,
, 1892-01-16

Grinding in the Little sugar mill at Col.
den Grove, the property of Nr. James, is
closed for this year and the pro riptor in
forms us that the rttGrns exceed those Of
1890. There weIt 54o5 tons Of cane crush
ed, which gave $50 barrels Of sugar, being
"a barrels more than were made in the
pee ing Year. Owing to the great
dlought during the months ofOctober and
November, The canes da nor yield IA we'll
rs they would have done unuer more ia
youtabIe weather. or the quantity of
clacs brought to the mill AS tons were
brought by the sur ounding farmers.
Ar, Jamr>s sIcc IS sheWs what tne pea
salgly of thls colony could ao for them
Selve, if they would just be as Industrious
and economical as he has been. We should
fluid a similar mill IN every village and the
proprietor supplying the surrounding neigh
bourhood with sugar at as cheap a rate az
il could be supplied at 10y any other pro-
Queer. And yet there are probably not
three factories OF the kind throughout the
colony. We know of one III Berbice but
We are not aware Of q Thrill
, 1892-01-16

From Lightbourne's Nail Notes, Jan.:9)
, 1892-01-16

BY the American Mail yesterday the mel
aneholy intelligence was received of the death
of Mrs. Hageman the wife of the Reyd. j. A,
, 1892-01-16
4 Z

St, Croix, Jan. l4th 1892.
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,,rrD ~ sso. 900 FOR EAfBEZzLFMEXT.

chicago. Aug 0.-Iss,ac f. ADAMS must answer 10
a., cr,,d Jury on the charges Of embezzlcment that
i,ve been preferred against him. Last night hts tna
,,of,rc Justice Clannon was ended and he was helu
,r bonds Of 10000. The charge against ADAMS WIS
nrefcrred by James II. Wheeler and G. T. Gregory "l
i.,hor NJ Henry j. Goodrich, for whom Wheeler ana
Gregory had acted agents In deal Involving me
sale Of the Pontiac, oxford ana northern i'"i""y
,a,s wos charged with representing himself to he an
a,o,t NJ the railroad company and receiptng In Its
mama a check calling for 10000. Along with TINS
check was a contract by which 1t was agreed that
when $40 900 more hal been paid b: Goodrich ne
sbould own the road. The sale was optional now
oyer. with the directors and ten days were gwen IN
which nm answer would be received. NJ the end OF
snd n was claimed that Mr.. Adams did not return
.ha
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THE ALLEGED SEIZURE OF PAGO PAGo.
NO TRUSTWORTHY INFORMATION RENhi'r'D ~
TIE TATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RIGHTS WILL BE- UPHELD.

Washington, Aug. (Speclal).-In response 10 All
inquiry to-day, SECRETARY OF state roster I'''' "
correspoadent Of The Tribune that his Department.
had as vet received no official or Trustworthy III o"
on concerning the Geographic report from san iran
csco that Great Britain has seized point In raRo
paro Uarbor, and made preparations " occupy s""
,herx,se nerfect II. title to concession from Shosi
for , ooa,ns station there. secretary Foster s'"'ca
that while ttls Information was meagre ana nnVen'
eca n was sufficient 10 induce the officials Of the
state Department look most carefnily INTO 'ne gen
eral subject OF this country's and Engiahos ue''S
rtcbt I'm samoan harbors and the Department. viii oc
n,lly prepared TO meet such remote oohuhgen''
~ a difference ot opinion on treaty CONSTRUCTION DC
tween the two Governments.
tn. Secretary manifested considerable earne''ieSs
I'm 10th his manner and words, and indica'eu Ne''
clearly that though the present agitauoh mas ho
official foundation, II any real question OF hlirh~>
ment OF American rights Is raised wi'e aAo hr'h
uolicv consistent with the honor and dignity OF
the country win be vigorously adhered TO- Ihn
country's treaty with Samoa stipulates that navai
v.ss.ls Of the United States shall have tho privilege
~ .nterlng and using the harbor Of Pago Fngo ana
establishing therein OF shore coaling station OF
station for other supplies for naval or maritime pnr
Noses. and samoa agrees In the treaty that she VIII
hereafter neither exercise authorize any jurisdic-
t,op within the port OF Pago Tagv adverse TO the
rights Of the United states. restrictive thereof
Nuch Injustice Is done the State Department III
rcncctng upon Its lack Of haste or decision III con
ncctIon with the reported seizure by England OF
co,lIng station at Pngo Pago. Tho state Department
Will see that American rights Insisted upon, II
any official notice OF unfair unwarran'ed action on
the part OF Great Britain IS received.
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s,vrpyAKE FOREST To BE SOLD.

London, Aug 9.-Thc judicial bench OF the iionS'
-, Lords has dismissed the appeal OF Lord Henry
Augustus Bruce uncle Of the Marquis of Aii"spnr'
and hcirprcsumptivc to th" MleSbury estates he,'
the decision OF the court ot Appears perhm''"s Wv
Marquis OF AIlcsbury +" sell .he s"'''"A"o "',' ',
an, o,,or pronertics The Marquis OF Ailesbury,
y,o T. . noorous character and hopclesSly In debt
to mopcv.Icnders will now have an opportunity 10
co,ce, large pnrt OF his financial obligations. The
heir TO the property based his objections to the sale
unon the fact that the only persons who wouu
benefit by It would be the men VINO nave lo'"'u
money the Marquis at nSur,o"s rates OIL n',',r, 49,
r,o doh, however has availcd nothing, and the
.,s,or,c savcrnnke forest will now pass out of inc
hGs n, The Iruccs The purchaser OF the properly
viii probably be Lord lVeagh' oi me great o'c""'
Of (.ut
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BUILDINGS SET on FIRE BY LIGHTNING.

Watertown n. V, Aug. "a barn and outouiidings
belonging to Timothy Hunt, near Adams this county,
were struck by lightning and burned this morning.
with hay grain and farming tools. D.,
Lightning struck the Getman House Ihere'a' u's
morning in terrific thunderstorm which prevalied
broucbout this section The hotel was set on fire,
hut bc flames were extingulshed before much damage
had been done.
Utica. ~ w. Aug o. heavy thunderstorm passed
over this section this morning. and the ram ie'i
I'm torrents Near Rome barn was STRUCK ny
lightning and burned, and near Clinton iarse pa,
eemtnindng n nnantIfy Of hay and grain, was struck
and with It's contents entirely destroyed me merNuiy
I'm this city is "a degrees above zero this ai'e'h"'
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rRoSTRATIOys FROM TIE HEAT.

The heat In the city yesterday had no apparent
effect the mortality, only l4s deaths were re-
ported Mt the Bureau Of VI al Statistics The following
priStrations by the heat were reported by the police
Gustave Meyer No. III East Houstonst.. sent to
Bellevue Hospital; Flora Davis No. 330 Easi
Eighteth-st, To st. yincents Hospital; Thomas Gil
roy OF Greenpotnt Roosevelt Hospital; Rudolph Miller
No. 2os East Eeventh-st. ST. Vincent's Hospital
Frank Duval, No. 1913 COurtandtave., New York
Hospital; John Callahan, No. sol West Fifty
ninthst. Roosevelt Hospital: Alfred Race. colored.
Of Virginia ST. vIncents Hospital; George Brown OF
Morris Dock Fordham Hospital.
John Erickson. aged twenty nine years OF No. l21
Coney Brooklyn, was prostiacd by the hcnt NJ
the foot OF Richnrds-st yes crday and was removed
to the Long Island College Hospital where he died.
Leonhardt PEPPER. hfty-onc years old. OF No. 674
East siAteenthst., taken TO Chambers street Hos
ptal suffering from tho effects of the heat.
The heat also overcame Alfred Raw, twenty three
years Old, who taken TO st. Vincents Hospital
nom Perry-st. lie Is q coored from Virginia. but
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hoard his strength by shortening his Grafton
Not until after the speech had been delivered
when Mr.. Gladstone Immediately left the HouTfei
did even his colleagues learn that he was s'li,,
feeling the effects of his recent illness. lie had
been advised not 10 wait the developments OF the nc
debate, but to return to the country and tsne ne
took q drink Of his customary stmulant, ,hrii
flip and during the delivery Of his speech he hau
occasional recourse 10 the same drink. As soon
az he had ended his address. he started for MI,
Stuart Rendels country seat llatchlands, Wheie
he will remain until Thursday. ,.,
Both sides Of the House admitted tho deXterlN
Of his speech and admitted the unfalterlng power
with which he poured ont the peatly turneu
self TO little.
In cleaning the opinion of the lobby the Asso-
catcd Pres representative found that me NcO n a.,
Invites c0ncurred in the opinion that the
declarations though undecided, were satisfactory
The Parncllics not quite so satisiicI'
They were especially discontented with Mr.. Glan-
release the dynamiters. Part Of their disconten,,
arises from the studied neglect OF the lhperht
leaders to take them into their confidence. Inc
Liberal whips ignore them, and have not even
spite OF this the Associated Press represented tve
was assured that the farnelites would vote WIN
Mr. Gladstone on Thursday.
Mr. Balfours response to Mr. Gladstone @ was iio'
the great effort that expected. The ton-
scrvativc press had led the public 20 believe that no
was preparing 3 strong vWlication of the Govern,
mcnt policy II was an elaborate indhctme'l. VI VI
Mr. Glaisione'S clever speech. Frightened with some
touches of sardonic humor, but IL seldom aroused
enthusiasm, even on his own side. ~,
The crowd in the House had somewhat dwindlen
when r. y. O'Connor arose to denouhce u.
.bribcry and beer practices Of the Conservatives
arJ interest in the proceedings died out rs I. W
Russell. sir llonry Thompson am o'herS "c''" 10
tell ''yarrs -, .,.t.
Ii has been arranged to suspend the midnlgh1
rule on Thursday. so as to enable the House 10
effect 81 division.