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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
PERSONAL.

~ o.s,crea by Mr. Nilsch for reslgning tho
- ,,,.ctor Of the Boston symphony Orchestra
= that h. has been offered that o. director e'"'' "
tho ROYAL opera nj lluda l'''h' ana ~ ""''s'' "
III, native land and the salary Is S''u 10 ~ NV
,r oU.r,d 10 a musicianathough he Is not al liberty
,,, ,h. a,,r,s--thc temptation Is Irresistible.
,, p,cht.r held this Office Dcior' he went 10
I'm, fcv wears ago, and Count Nchy was inc
,a,os, incumbent, Until the Rcic,iag formally APP
proves the engagement ana uh N'; iemnn
49,, .uccrssor for Mr. Nihisch, the latter S'h'iul.
Iii continue with the Boston organzaton. W"'te
no other reasons are assigned loi ', 70
uTedec"ssor OF the present leader 81 h boSoh sAm
phony Orchestra. hay" 'noie'9'" '' '"' ~
freely these last two seasons
4 battered silver whistle used by the abolitionist.
Iohn Broyn to summon his followers TO secret meet
,nc, charity before the civil War i owned by II
cousn of Colonel Lewis Washington, VI Georgelown,
n 1, When Brown arrested ana searched lie
gave up everything else Willingly but begged leave
10 retain this. OF course the request was nov granted
rho whstl, Is said to resemble In shape ongtaicd
,,anol. with n dorsal lin extending the length OF It's
, auPoe Whit corresponds to the tail /, slender
pIwc through which current OF air Is blown flute
rp1To across the hollow bulb at the end. giving n
thin vet mellow sound Of peculiar imbre that i very
,rnrtrinr. Residents OF Harper, Ferry SAID alter
The capture thai, for weeks blor, They h"n hraiu ,a'
Hmt ii,c negroes knew II. and for them Ii was the
engine whistle OF the underground railway.
Mrs. L0vcjoy Aldrich, OF Seattle. WASH. Is widow
OF Il soldier of the Revointion by her FIRST marriage
and OF n soldier OF The war Of 1872 by her second
marriage.
They pretend to have found Il portrait OF Columbus
by Titan Cd In Naples. and IL is To be exhibited al
CbIcnro II does not clearly appear. however
whether or not that Is the explanation of the dis
coycry The picture was shown 10 CORE, pondent
If The London News" by SIgnor clnnavina tho
antiquarian, who purchased 1t from Conn, Aldo
, brandt Mt Bologna. "Thc whole, with the exception
OF the face and hands," says the correspondent had
been cOarscly p1lntrI over. lbs cAirnncOus coat
being removed The figure. In the uniform of spani,l
| admiral. revealed. The pose ana colorig ara
very uule. The uce II that Of man win hall
i,, turning gray. The eyes blue. thoughtful unt
| oven sad the mouth IL firmly cut mud tr w.ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

teor;tv were ever seriously entertained. Inc
contral figure of a group of mefcenary poii
ticiaus. he was conspicuous for simplicity VI
life priyate virtue and devotion - puoho
business. c,,,
JuIcs Ferry was ordinarily classed as a t'am
het,ist but the great French tribune dlSiikeo
and feared him. as a leader with policies OF Ms
own and with a consciousness OF MS capHo',!
sor Governing the country in his own way. IL
tho record Of French legislation since inc
resignation of President MacMahoh De c'''o'"'
examined. this quck-wittod and reSoiI''e s'a'cS-
man from the Nosgcs will be found u ha'e
hccn responsible for nearly all the great iii.''
mes The expulsion Of the religious o'ue'N
the campaian against the UNAUTHORIZED coi,-
orccaIion.. the education laws, the Hrru'ih uc
I ;sto and the partial revision OF the CohS'l''
zion ,verc policies directed by him either as
Minister or Premier. lie also had DEFINITE
fo,ecn roIicy. and if he seriously mlscalcula'ed
the ,esources If France aS coloniZih@ power
he at least enlarged the Empire ana did hl''c"
70 restore the Republics diplomatic pre'''se'
II was customary ten years ago Tor his enemies
ia refer 10 him as the plant tool OF biNI'd''h :
but the slur is enc which has already loS' i'S
fo,ce lie did not need to seek for inspiration
:, Rerln any more than he required to take
orders from the great Gambetta. lie was al
ambitious statesman of genuine originality ana
farce lie was as sincere in his schemes 1of
conquest in Africa Tonquin and AMMAN as ne
was honest rs u Secularist in suppresSins Ger
calism His judgment was at fault III MS
dream of new Empire in the TAR last p'''
while he was Premier he never ceased 10 gov
c,u France with power and dignity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
SUEDEN AND NORWAY At ODDS.

Tho difficulties between Sweden and Norway
IN connection with the demand by the latter
for a separate diplomatic and consular estab-
lishmcnt have now reached climax. and ac-
c9rding to pres Mt appearances il Is quite pos
-ible that before the end Of the year we may
be ed upon to salute the birth OF new
republic at Chrisiania. The Norwegian Cab
met and parliamentary majority have now
definitely rejected the compromise suggested
by Count Locvcnhaupt and offered by King
Oscar, according TO the terms of which tho
roItfglio If the Department Of Foreign Afalis
for the two kingdoms was 10 be held alter
natcly by n Sw2dc aud Norwegian, and fair
share OF the diplomatic and consular appoint
mems allotted TO candidates nominated by the
Chris,ian'a Administrator The latter lists
more strongly than ever upon an entirely scpa-
rate Norwegian state Department. and a scpa
rate representation abr ,ad, on the ground that
the c, mme cal and con'cqtc til the pot nj
interests, Of the two kingdoms are in absolute
contradiction with one another. Unless their
demands in this particular are accorded full
and complete satisfaction by King Oscar, the
Chritiania Cabinet. and the overwhelming
parliamentary majority which il possesses in the
stc,thinc. have announced their dett rmination
70 refuse t. vote Il single cent Of the annual
quota which Norway has hitherto been accus-
tomcd TO contribute toward the IN 4irtcnanc, Of
the Diplomatic and consular establishment of
tho two countries rs now organilci.
Il is difficult to see how King Oscar will meet
this difficulty. his Swedish subjects being
strongly avrrse to any concession OF the kind
demanded by the Norwegans. According TO
! the terms of the Norwegian Constitution. he il
declared from diSsolving or even proroguing
/, the Storlhing ut Christiania. which has still
two years of unexpired mandatc to run, and il
would be obviously absurd t. attempt t. form
| a new administration in lieu Of the present one
which possesses the support of all the members
of the National Legislature save that OF an
lusigniHcant ulnoiity 81 thirty live. A. Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

tapering fingers are three massive nngs. Thc canvus
is OF a peculiar twllled kind. signor Cannavns -
sesses documents which vouch for the authenticity 81
the picture"
Miss Anne whitney's bust Of Harriet Beeche,
Stowe to be exhibited In the WOman's Building At
the Worlds Fair Is pronounced an excellent piece
OF work by friends Of the author. The face in ths
maib!e retains the marked characteristics Of the famous
author, and the artist has caught the expression of
delicate hunor paying about the moutlan expression
so well known TO Mrs. stoves friends and one Of
the close OF the Worlds Fair the bust l. to be placed
I'm the Public Library at Hartford: The fund by
which the bust procured was raised by small con.
t.ibutons OF 10, Is and rs cents by children ana
other, from all parts OF the state
The pew in which Abraham Lincoln sat whils
living in Washington was removed fiem the church
in which he worsbipped-the New-iork Avenue Pres.
byterian-about ten years ago, and RELOCATED to n
adjoining sunday school room. The trustees bavo
nov been Instructed by u vote OF the society to ~
store It. and an inscribed silver tablet wilt suitably
designate IT, An old resident Of the Capital and IN
attendant npon the services at this church says: IL
always laugh when recall how some who sat neas
him sought TO iii their own pews with the hope that
they might he invited into that OF the President
One person, in particular call to mind now. lIs
razor seemed happy until his pew was filled, for NJ
Ijncolns great ho,itaEty sought him ont. He would
wait In the vestibur ana nirec. t"e oa colored
Icran lie would walk the aisle In Sdch an Innocent
wav until opposite LincOlns pew. Then ned pause
and look around as II to beg some one 10 take pI6
on him, and right there the PRESIDENT wouM He
into the pew almost seating him In MS own innec0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
WHERE Is TIE :. A. Il!

Fran The Milwaukee Evening Wiconsi'' .oror,v A
I'm 70 set apar, the Valley Forge prSgIsiature
puzzle park Is before ,%S o%mSH BY private lnd
The historic fronn" Is s n"" danger that 1t VIII 70
G E dea and n' sold This should no. be IS
the spot Is sacred In the sys, or ais under the I'm
pce TGs% s PASSED The dark hour; Just ss
he dawn OF american indeT Ssssrys censnrs
, ,Srs o sy,ss 1,".ysssrs sA.y i:'s's
VsiisS TcrSs property 6tsa SssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

holm the policy of sending Swedish army INTO
Norway and of reducing the sister kingdom 10
.ubection by means of force, is being openly
discussed and generally advocated' even ~
official circles, while at ChristianIa we hiii 'he
"Dagblader." which is the official organ OF
Prime Minister Seen and OF his Cabinet pup
lic!y announcing that "thc NorwegianS ara
perfectly ready to bid farewell to King oscar
and to ntrust the direction OF their des'inies
to the sovereign power Of the Stoithns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

All hope for the White Star freight steam
shin Naronic has now been abandoned APP
parcnty we have in the disappearance OF 'h,'
stanch new vessel another of the unsoivaoie
mysteries of the sea. What is most strange
about the case is that no wreckase Oh inc
Nar,uic has been sighted anywhere. Of course
il is possible that something about hef la.e
NAY be learned hereafter, but as yet mere Is
only speculation regarding it. Although pun
for carving freight. she was considefeu as
seaworthv as any of the great liners, ana her
dsappcarancc will increase the fears OF all VINO
are timid about going down to the sea III ships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
MAJOR vKlyLEY's OBLIGATIONS ADJUSTED

From The Minneapolis Tribune. x-s No
mR},, iorIunc viii not be sacrificed ,maxa
the Governors embarrassment waS r ou,da iS Of ~
She bravcly offered her properly u, although
friends protested She was not Legally na" thai
way ii WAS an instance OF WHY u''
nr"used the admiration OF the Na'ioh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
SOARING TWO REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS

From The Boston journal II. ,ke 70
The report that secretary Gresham wcu nosis may
Keep Ministers Lincoln ana Gran. t, II, lie 10 him thss
mai he true, but II j. at ieist cf'"''
MI r.nnris are circulated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
,ysIxcnI,rG FOR INSTANCE.

From The Hartford Gournnt. ,,v. nd.
til, T., Tho Drnloc.,,ic press have hid s.ou fank
70 saw. first and last. about his slsw"r srasally B1
s"ce white hair. and good ioohs ee"e'
hn nd some Is rs handsome does.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

SHALL TIE STARS AND STRIPES CONE DOW"
From The indianapolis Journal az
VIII President Cleveland order thc HT hmdIass
,,,ich nnv nirs over the Government puiu"e'
JlnwaU hauled dOwni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
Because fat things

real estate speculation. Because fat Things
were in view, the bill on this subject adVo-
Gated by the Academy of Medicine was incon-
tinently cast out on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

The National Republican Loasnr Is sun w V1
and IN, call printed in our columns Oh ,.;,,
dav shows that the next Nauon', ~" 80 and /,
b,. held in Louisville ny, on may ~ ,o,e
This convention will really De 'io op' '' ror,o,o
Of the campaign OF lS9', "hon = ~" syr ALL for
VI ,'',,,, ncopc are apt to think. The cai' ior
a. 49, ,.on,;o, contains much food for thought
."' ,hnrch,ful Republicans will take it to n'ar'
~ "'''' ,,;.,;,l. Gathering will be- significant rs
','",,.;n,, IN, temper of the Republican hosts III
,a1, ve,r's defeat. II will without DOUBT
'p'V ,,r,,.. and full of old-timc enthusiasm
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

"Thc Brooklyn Eagle has . true ''"'' r''a;s
,ho shortcomings of the Rap'u i''"'' .l,,,
sioncrs vino have been cndeavofihs 'o' ,"Oa '.i,h
TWO wears to solve the ci'ys great p''p.." I,
rcsult. that are pitifu in their shlai''r''
gays that the Commissioners soen' W ,s,,.. =
ness. courage, breadth, grasp " 49,
matter Of seeming, however 'io'c ""' ,,
watched the Commission AT snort rang "'' '
fled in believing it TO be Il matter VI ",'" 49,,
ton. Mr.. Stcinway Is stil e"aHo"'e"
magnificent underground scheme "i'"''.s '"
il is magnificent, 1t most e'r'ai''s NV A.,
:. No, oven the promise and scarcely the
potcncy of il. An access or o'iu"'7'' O" u.s.,
breadth and grasp to the cou'''iS VI '"0
mission is Il desidcratum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

Tho suuonc Court. General Term, has over
ruled the appeal entered IN bchai1 oi n".'''
C. Webster, who was scntcnccd 10 il'"'' =,
years. imprist nmcnt few months ago ior XIII
ing Charles f.. Goodwin. The appeal was
based On alleged errors in the trlal, p"' Tue
higher court dsmisses these as OF no erca'
imrortlnce. and pioncunces WeDS'cfs clinic
ga van.on and deliberate killing OF 1eiio"-
man, This Judgment is in complete harmony
with the popular opinion regarding this case
Webster WIS properly convicted. after one )ur!
had failed TO reach verdict. and II his con-
v;ction should be set aside there would be a
lamentab.e failure OF justice
Half dozen false alarms OF fire were sent
ont in this city yesterday, causing great an
noyance 10 both the tiremen ana the ponce.
A letter carrier. who certainly sounded one Oh
tho alarms. was put under arrest on Suspicion
of being the author of the mischief. WORK oi
this kird is possible wherever kcylcss alarm
hoxes which are accessible to all comers are
empoycd. but it is the common belief that inc
use of these boxes is in the public interest the
theory being that the police shall exercise sum
cient vigilance to prevent their abuse. Five
false alarms following one another in quick
succession either vitiate the theory or const;'
tvte n serious Indictment against the police.
The Senate at Albany has said ditto tt
the Assembly as regards the Webster bill iol
tho alleged protection of the sources OF thu
ci.y's water supply from pollution. The meas
uro passed yesterday authorizes the expend
ture of $500, 900 per year for three years t.
come in the purchase of land in the connf'e
Of Westchester, Putnam and Duchess; AM
this expenditure is to be under the direction o
Michael r. DAILY, Tammany henchman OF tn
ordinary type, who happens to be COMMISSIONS
Of Public Works for New-York City, 1t cal
scarcely be doubted that this publication o
the Croton water will result in big Tamman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
Iu0cf IN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Busiurss Nctlrfs.

ROLL Tor DESKS AND OFFICE fVhNAio"-
Grea: Variety OF style aud Price.
L. q. SELI.EW,
No. III n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

L. is not unlikely that Interesting de.eiop,
meuts will onsue upon the puohcatio" VI ','
ropor. of the expenditures OF the State "oriu
Val, Commission. Tho commissioners nave op
rosed tho demand for information as 70 WIN
they have been spending because ,'es ''S'
other states will thereby receive Hho"ir,-
;m ~, acted ON 10 render their exhibits sn-
noror 70 ours. but II is questionable whether
,hcr anxiety TO keep back the Information "o.S
'''.' ,. ro,hcr 70 champagne suppcis than I"
n,h.r oyhibits. The reason they assign Is 'oo
friyolous for mention. II other states Gun p'V
nv our experience, by all meurs ie' 'De" w
NETWORKS interest IN the RUIZ II $50 od-
~. ~. ;n.orost that goes far beyond state au-
,.an,ogs The Fair is National enterprise, an"
,s .ncb. all Ncw-Yorkers wish to see ~ III,
y, rr free disposal of all the States wna'shra
Information may BE- derived from an i"'l''''''
NJ the Commissions accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
Anotner aroument in favor OF tho elevation OF

Another argument in favor of tho elevation OF
the Eric Railway tracks in Jersey City was
furnished by the collision Of an engine WIN
strert-car the other day. in which the driver ana
several passengers were badly hurt. III the col-
pany takes no action the municipal authorizes
propose to limit the speed of its trains "''hn
the city limits TO ten miles an hour MS "o"lu
not be sufficient TO prevent accloeh'S o"' "
would tend TO diminish their frequency i"0
true remedy has been supplied in the case OIL 'iie
Pennsylvania Railroad, which Is hhuihs 10
reward in the high speed at which its trans "ay
safely rum and in the absence OF SUITS lor oah';1o
ON rho mart Of persons injured. Why do not the
other RAILWAYS enterin. Jersey City initiate THIS
good example
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

The Hon. Richard Croker has become 'uri-
man. lie is putting $4,000 into horses here
$4,000 there. and other fifty thousands ciSe-
where We congratulate him on his newly ae
quircd prosperity. As a tntfman he is naturally
anxious 10 uphold the character and strcngh Oh
tho Board Of Control TRACKS, 70 enabl" them 10
give big purses and to swell their receipts from
gate money and tho sale Of privileges Inc p"''-
rooms arc closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

In tho closing part of his last message "oV-
crnor Flower laid emphasis on the Importance u
extreme care in tie construction ana ehsfo'''"s
of bills Ii Is not in Albany alone tna' c'iei,9"
ness in this matter il exhibited. III one "i'i
passed by Congress an intended dehc'en.y "p
nronri,tior NJ S37 600 was reduced TO S37, and
in another case $50, 900 came out "a three
hupd,cd and thousand dollars" which if literally
construed would doubtless mean Sl,3Oo ana I'D
n,n,o Tbes, errors were doubtless due TO haste.
I'm, they nroduce embarrassment and trouble OF
a serious kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

The public are warned against any adveftis-
ing solicitor, who applies for advertisements lot
any republication of The Trbune's list OF Ameri-
can millionaires That list was complied eScn-
siycly for and at the expense of The Tribune an"
was copyrighted BY this PAPER. 1t is the il'ch-
tion of The Tribune TO protect this copyrgI'' ny
every legal means. Tho Tribune has long con,
tcmpated rcprinting the list itself IN ehiaiscu
and more artistic form, and has made preparations
with tba, end in Wow. Meanwhile, report has
hccp received at thi, office that it is the inteh-
ton Of an advertising solicitor of this city 20
rcnublish The Tribumc's copyrighted list tor HIS
own benefit II seems necessary, therefore,: ~
announce that no republication, or any so'ici-
,oton Of advertisements for it, has oeeh au-
,horizcd by The Tribune. Those TO whom ap
plication ia made for advertisements i"r sue"
an issue will do The Tribune favor py report
inc the fact Immediately 10 this Office
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-28

Nu1tling! SSa, er 1ollte fabeln, 9leid)
auf Ser Stelle. Sie bdngte tbn lest
ielbit nit 5itterttber Saft ben Bel5 I'M
Ste ghultern uuo oriidte ibm oen 0ut
IN bic Danb.
Gr mar idon auf Der Ireppe. ais lie
Tim uu9mals na6eitts. r9Sann fam
er bier 1ein?"
rgteueidt ibon In pietaebn Gassn!"
sic febrte in bas 3imuter juriid, no
Cont ibr an ben Gals fog. 9au,t
i1ob fie bas Wtdo9en bel 5eite uno
febte itd nieoer. Ste fonnte uidt ipre-
den. Dte Satloe 9efaltet, blidtc lic
nit feu6ten Nusen in's Xeere. Sip
unausipre6li6es @lidsgefibl erfuit
ibr per3, aber ibr @eiit i9lpeifte iii c
fernes 0ano, tuo Elm abuun9sloier Il
elidli9er i6on in weni9 5tunot
Illes suriid erbalten 1ollte: Die st
belt, Die Seilnatb, bic Wfutter. E
persesenmarttste lid, mie er oaS Eel
sralnln en1pfanse1, aufma6en, leiel.
nitrbe. Iber tbre Ybantaiie erlabllte
ais iie ii4 ieins Sreube por5uiteacn us
iu6te. 5ie begann pt0tli6 laut !
laden nnb oann ipieber 3u fdlu93eli.
9Th Subel, cine Sreuoe erfiil1te ibre
Bruit, 70 iibertpdltiseub, bab lie fetne
Worte bafiir fanb. Sie benertts ni6t,
bab es brauben auf Der 9treEs finiter
ipurbe urlb aud brinneu i'm i3tmntsr.
Goni aber, Die Dor llnsebulb persiite,
nit 9anoen unb 8iiben aefrslte nnb
bod ni9t ipaste, oas feierlsAt S9wets
gen 5u bre9en, itano auf I'M bic Vampe
an5u3iinben. Gnoli6 abe: hiel: lie es
nibt mebr aus.
.Grobmutter," besanu tie sossrub,
stpetbt On, ues in niers,An 1asen
ift?@
vWaS oeun?"
,Weibna6ten, @roBulutter, seraoe
tn oter3ebn Tagen!"
rWetbna9ten!" Die @roBmutter
ipieberbolte es leiie. ste lpra6 immer
nod nift. 6eller 9i1terglans. I'M.
ftrablts fte, uub elm arnler 6eimgefebr,
ter lag in ibren Nrmen. ST unb ietn
Weib unb baS Ginbl
Cont aber CAB ni6t na6. .@ro6.
mutter;" mabttte iie nnb riittelte fte
ianft, ybSr' mai, id mill mild test aud
enbli9 freuen!"
Die @robmutter mu6te ladeu.
s@teid, 9leid, Tonerl, ia9te fe better,
nDn bait mod .3eit, On btit 70 jung
Nber Id, f6au, i9 bin aft, t9 mub bie
Vreuoe anSfoiten. Sd bab' 9eglaubt,
th fperoe ibu nie ,nebr tpteberfeben,
metnen 9arl, uno nun ieb i9 tbn ptefs
lei9t fbon In pier3ebn Easen. Das
lit 70 piet Slid, 1onerl, baB Id mid
gang, gang lansfam baran eetpSbnen
ulubl"
Die Cont bat bas nt9t besreifeu
tonnen; aber ote Suseno besreift 6as
Utter ietteu.