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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-10
NOVELTIES AT HAND.

AT DAYS Theatre tonight. THE Transit Of Leo.
A. Ahbey's THEATRE on Wednesday night Don
Ouixote." Journeys End in Lovers Meeting ana
"A story OF Waterloo" At Paimers Garden The
atre on Monday night, December 10. "A Stag Party.
Al the Broadway Theatre on Monday night, De-
cembar %. An Artist Model ~ AbDeys me
atre on the same night the first appearance IN
America OF John Hare. who VIII act In "A Far
~ spoctacles" At the Lyceum Theatre later in the
season. Nh Pinero's play called The BENEFIT OF the
Doubt."-an ill-bred vulgar. obnoxious picture OF
dlsreputable matters and persons, which has done
no good in London and which ought 70 fail mere
and probably VIII fail At Days Ihedtfe' prom
ah,v before the end OF January. 1896 Shakespeare
Henry the Fourth" part hrst and part secoiI
condensed into one play. mostly comedy. win 40
R@han as Prince Henry and James Lewis as Fa.-
staff At Hammerste;n's Olympia Miss fVeite Gun
bert next Monday night Miss GuIbert expresses
rsere, that she is not in Paris. IL is regret Win
which oil friends Of the stage and ali who vish vel
10 tho public taste will cordially sympainize
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sKlnx OF Natural Table waters.
Sold Everywhere.
The HospitnI Saturday and Sunday Ass"cis'
ton of New York City.
HOSPITAL SAT fJA u,
HOSPITAL SUNDAY, DEC. -. .


HOSPITAL SUNDAY. DEC. ~ . 49,.
needs Of hospitals extraoluiiary =. ~.
time Help should be prompt ana , IDe'ai nd sunday
are specially solicited Hospital ssturdaS aha mony
fo- the GENERAL FUND. which VIII De d,S 1919 ,s
the Associated Hospitals on the basis OK fhSI '' ~"
Gifts may be designated however. FOR any hospai 2.
this civ and SUCH gifts will be duly orwards1 py me
Treasure OF the Association to the nospiia! ihdea' "
the u'"'' METHODS or CONTRIBUTING ...,
IN Through collections In the enurches on losp''~
~ Through the Auxiliary Associations and iraaes -
prv Cioods-A w Kinsnan, Treasurer ,--
cigar and Tobacco Trade-Henry Rosenwaid' treasury"
Drug Paint OH and Chemical Trades-A b. Ausoa'hss
1ran snd NERAL Trades|A r. Whitney President D.
A. Nesbtt Treasurer, No. - Broadway -.....x -
Wine and spirits Trade-CharI les. Kenaud' treasurer
the Wine and Spirits Traders society. u-,-,Loo.
Printers Typefounders and Paper Dealers" yhso1'
HaIlenbeck & Crawford in charge. 80 . 1880
hid. and Leather Trade-Eugene " Conklln ~ chafss
dhina and Glassware Traded Eeter. Secretary OF me
Cookery Exchange. charge
Coal rrads-Ward & Oyphagt IN ena,ss Fxpre,. Com
NAMES Hotels &cI.ists in charge OF FREDERICK r. |ooA'
w WOMANS AUXILIARY. .,
g, Through womans Auxiliary by seneng W. a.,
rectly To Mrs John A. Lowery. Treasurer No % "s''
s5th-st.. or by means Of MITE ur Boxes;
IA Through subscription lls,s 10 all leading COM
rercal and manufacturing establishments in the city. IN
hope that employers and emplSyes VII, make c0"'"
a. Also by lists banks and bankers insurance trus'
telegraph and steamship companies ana ss"
orally. - ~ -. r.
changes ,.., .,,,, -.
~ Finally through gifts sent direct 10 MI CharI
LASER. General Treasurer No L Nsssau,s 70 w hn
10 his order cor Endorsed him before Jan 10 lss"
GEORGE MACCULLOcH MILLER. President
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REMITTANCE OF CLARA MORRIS.

Clara Morris BEGAN engagement OF one week
at the Grand Opera House last night appearing as
Camille in the hackneyed and insalubrlous qrana Oh
that name. Miss Morris Is welcome, bus canine
is not. The actress has many admirers, ana hT'
genius deserves them. The play is a colossal bore
tainted in theme sophsticai in reasoning morpiu
in feeling, bad in taste, coarse in It's portrayal VI
manners, and completely abortive in its didacuc
drift 1t has caused much snivelling first and last
but Il has never done any good and the stage an"
the public would be the better If they were rd OF IL
NJ SIS Morris acted with her accustomed sincerity ana
with occasional flashes of that wild power FOR WHICH
she has long been remarkable. Tonight MISS Moi
ris will appear rs the vengeful Cora, In Article
A." 1t is probably late in her career foT MISS
Morris 10 choose a pleasant subject upon "hlch 10
exercise her fine powers. but such choce on NJ
part would give great pleasure to those VINO hoiu
her In the highest esteem. Words are lnaue'udtr
TO express the utter WEAKNESS of soul that mas bee
inspired by the interminable procession or aficte
Females that Miss Morris has headed for so many
years In the case Of Camille the emulsion OF cou-
liver oil might produce satisfactory resuI. pu
the best remedy for her pulmonary compliant anu
the certain for the diseases OF all ner ricke,
colleag CUES would decent Duriai-ahd tnat
would be about the only decent thing thai ever was
achieved by any Of them.
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DIED

BALpv-IN-on SUNDAY morning. December at i72
Lafayetteave Brooklyn Anna Davidson b asnI oe
l %Srana M'' f. d pay fRsaSS i'@'D"' -'
I blsasn ami P'f ToWers
Hudson IN. - papers please
BAI,I-At jersey city on December 0. Mary. wife Of
Thomas W. Ball. in her SD year ,,., . ...us
Rs Ella se2 nnd sdr ;nes or on %nsS ar
IS at o'clock at her late residence Hi "a'"e-'''
Interrnsnt at convenience CT family.
BATEs-At Santa Barbara. cal. December O. Andrew
Tucker Bates formerly OF Bridgewater. Mass
BREWER Suddenly. SUNDAY; December : els Isabella
ra ar%y Serves at her residence
Brooklyn. on Tuesday az p NJ
[oster son OF the late John II. Coster. OF New-York
Funeral T4 service. will be held a, O'Clock Tuesday
Miitnry Order Loyal Legion T9s5 SaiSfaa
Informed Of the death % ConPahon N b late resi-
deuce No 90 East JGthst to-day. at II a n , On
pancns are requested to attend. ur1S ,is r. A.. Com.
mander A. Noel Brakeman. Ae'.ns Assistant fayma''s''
late L. 5. NJ Recorder ~,
please attend the OF Captain John IL Co. ,s AZ
II a. M TueSd General pefe EGgERr L. vIELE President
Captain RICHARD IT, GREENE. secre'ary.
FF F.s.o2 .cAn Rs%vc Of Dr. T ''s ~
FosTER-on Sunday. December {, 1885 Chester NJ Eos
i5 Services Zee vii the s r.'"S; so Of his
a1 4Gstsn T M evenns December O'Clock
FOsTER-Ai Elizabeth. y. j.. on Monday Dscenpe
Frederick PerrspOnt. only Of william H. anu N@'"
rine G. Foster. aged years months
GREENAt his residence corner q EdenwoolaTe aa
ston Green son OF Phoebe and the late Mark Eson
Green in the 5sh year 4 his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
UART-At his residence White Pains n y on sstui-
day December :, 1875. Monmouth l. mart ase' ~
runs-al from Presbyterian Church. White Plains Tues
day december TO- 1875. at 2.sO p N, ,,, ~. 81,
Carriages 10 meet leaving Grard central Depot az
12:52 ..
EErCfft-M-on Sunday December = Of typhoid fever
Inne Pierce Ke,chuni daughter OF the late John T.
r-rai services AT the residence OF her nTothern-law
Or Willard Parker. No % othaVe'' On AussHSS i"o'h-
ing, December TO- at ~ o 'io'N'
Interment private -, a., ...A.
kNAPp-or December the residence OF MS oro,her
n Knanp No 10 ives; 3Iih.s,;, In the toth year
OF his age Gideon Lee KNAPP u: A., 81" VI ''e ''''
x,-i .srvSea AT the Brick Church Flfthave. and
s7,rs, an tuesday December 10. at 10 a m
kindly omit howers
snnSav December & Robert Cambridge. eldest son oi
~. sfs Cnmbridge and Mari. Murray Livingston IN the
10Th year ~ his as - <... ,.o.t.a,. rr,.s,.y
December 10, ri noon
IocKWooD- on sunday December 5. at his residence.
Troy n r. Thomas |iidman Lockwood In his soth
r,,e-m.nt NJ convenience o! family.
vAN vooRuls-On December o. Carrie b.. wife OF Will
lam W Van vooFhs and daughter OF the late Jesse V"
A.. -.
sbenherd KNAPP 266 Icxingtonave. on "Wednesday.
December H. at 10 a. m
wtcksTEAD- on sunday December g. 1885, at midnight.
John h Wickstead aged ~ years -, -
Funeral services at 10 IT. James Face. Brooklyn, on
TUESDAY evening. al oclocA
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POstOfiice Notice.

Foreign mails for rhe week ending December - WI
close promptly iRRA.Ns ALA 'i Nails i
TyEspAYmnt nd a. t' n, r95 Europe Per D.
g. Ss uDP Sa soa,Sam no m"
slsSm drsc T per & SoTaan va Ant
II m Complementary l2:S p M fof ts nn, ano
T.sI Bs et,s for other parts Of Europe
4. "a n e. sSTs' and F
fT Nss esrs must S'r be dseted csa
scotland !, a s.c per D. T@nasss Va
sATukDA}~At 1870 :uPplemsntssT $3.50 -" 3 M,
s 81 bs f INDIA S Italy s'ea Fs6nse &
for other pars c q Europe %ss pp Re us
T. mJ 1'f fos EuSop, per via aasen.ow'
Asrkcy Egypt and British lnsia mus, Be directed 1~
E;rG1a IL; at d 10 dot;srs mas be IN
Edin'D.
As-r tho closing OF the Supplementary Trsnsatants
s Ma named an the pier. Of ne EnS. Frcrsh
-eae-s ard remain open until With" Ten
MAILS ans' FOR % q" so TIT And cENTAL AMERICA WEST
ruEsDAY-A, a m Tor Pr9srs.o; per psna" am:
etsrs for other parts o. MsS II M ys
colon and Panama per $ Finance oetters must g
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Coonibia''); at p; FOR Inagua. Cape HAT, 90
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Tola l p.
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FRIDAY-At p. m. for Para, Marsnham snd cara pS
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directed per Hilary. ,o.o
SATCRDAY-At 10 a: IN. Complementary loD a. M
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OF Colombia must be directed per AlsAe ,. at iosp
m for campeche Chlapas Tahasco. Tuxpsm and ruca-
tan, per Yumuri deuers for other parts o. Meree
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Malls for Newfoundland by ra Halifax and thence sy
Mlqlelon b. rail Boston and thence oy seomer close
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Mails overland. unless spscsay Addressed
GOV dispatch by steamer close at tnis once aa'y o.
u" TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
Fiji Islands PEI Mowera from Vancouverl. coes
here daily after December and up TO Decemeer 81
Nah; Tor ss"i ,sss1 and CHA ssr Ssr. ss s us
to December II $50 IN. Mail. FOR Hawaii per .
Australia from fan Francsco, close here daily up 70
per hip Tropic bird Fan Francisco close here
daily up to December Is Gao p m. Mails for China
s an ' a Recember 20 a. 30 p m Mails for china
and Japan especially Addressed ony. per Empress
OF India from Vancouver close here daily Decem-
Der 80 at G.so p Malls for Australia ,sKespt those
Tor West Australia. which forwarded via Eurcpeb
Nsw,zsaland. Hawaii Fn and samoan Islands per q
January at $40 p. COR on arrival at New-York =
. 8. E,ruria with British mails for Ausualisl
Registered ma" CHARLES Slss Y DAYTON. pesimas.sa
Pos,ofice New-york. \. y. December 1875.
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Delta PHI MEN MAKE MERE.

The second annual banque; and the monthly meet
ing OF the New-York alumni OF the Gamma Chap'er
OF the Delta Phi fraternity were heio al O'aiN
restaurant No % West Twenty-third-st. last nish~
There were about fifty members of the association
and undergraduates present. and. In accordance
with their custom. the dinner was an Informal one
The Gamma Chapter is composed OF students at the
University Of the City of New-fork informal tahs
were given bv William H. Nichols, PRESIDENT OF t1e
ASSOCIATION: Professors John J. Stevenson Charles
So as V-jIIaun X Gillett. of the university;
Ia.3s p 80 usho was one of the founders Of the
chapter in and Professor Same " ~, boH man
Dosr,bsrs rre senf we're Arthur d. Dam, Robert L.
Fiemmj5g Albert l. Drayton, O. W. Snodsrass
cbsrias = hui J. E Bull. Smith E. Lane and
Francis /. Noble.
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,TOPrOs AT THE METROPOLI7AN

In order that the musical season may be as varied
and attractive as possible at the Metropolitan opera
House Abbey & Grau have determined to give a Sc
RES OF oratorios on Sunday evenings. In which the
rrncipal artists OF the opera company will be the
sololsts and the chorus Of the Metropolitan Opera
House will be augmented by members OF the Euterpe
Society. of Brooklyn. Next Sunday evening the nrst
of the series will be given, ROssini's ''Sabat Mater
being the selection. The soOists viii be Nine Nor
dica Miss Gertrude May Stein and Messrs. Maui
guiere and Plancon On the following Sunday THE
Messiah" VIII be given. with Nine Nordlea. Mile.
Brema, NJ Wallnoefer and Armour Galloway as
eoloiss the last-named making his first appearan
in ew-York, Later on The. Redemption" The
Damnation OF Faust etc. will be presented. The
oratoros will be given with the orchestra OF the
opera house. The whole will be under tine direction
NJ Anton Seidl.
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DALY'S THEATRE.

The las, performance OF The scnool ior Hca"'"'
was given at Days Theatre last night In the
f,ornoor q performance Of The Railroad OF love
was given for the benefit OF an orphan asylum
The revival OF THE School for Scandal has oTni-
iant,y opened Mt. Days regular season anu ~
snopyn Ada Kenan as ncomParabiy the pest i-apy
Trazle OF our time-becausa true 70 the author ana
delightfu..y effective This evening MI pay ~,
Transit OF Leo" The cast mas Already D7eA p'i"'e"
Mace.
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DIyNgR or BErA THETA ri ALUMgL

The New-York alumni OF the Beta Theta III fra
ternity held informal dinner last evening at the
Arena No. a West Thirty-hrst-si The alumni OF
this society In NewYork gather at several informal
dinners during the winter. and the last night
was the first OF the There set
speeches II any present had anything In par
iicuar 10 say ne had ample opportunity however,
William Raymond Baird presided Among the others
present were the Rev, DR. q. w +. Birch. DR. VIII
lam Ewing DR.. i. T. DOench, Wills o. RobD.
y r. Wilcox James J. Brown. William H. Ford,
s b Lattridge. l.. G. Mack. the Res. ". s. Gran
me- John j. sacke,t, and Il. 5. Col1eway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-10
DIR. r. R. BOOTH RESIGNS
MODERATOR OF THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, GIVES UP HIS PAsTORATE
TO RETIRE FROM ACTIVE WORK IN THE RUTGERS

TO RETIRE FROM ACTIVE WORK IN THE RUTGERS
HEALTH-ACTIoN OF THE PREsBYTERY.
The New-York Presbytery held Its monthly meet
ing in the lecture-rooms OF the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon.
AT the opening Of the aession the Rev. DR.. Rob-
ert Russell Booth. Moderator OF the General AS
sembly OF the Presbyterian Church, offered his
resignation as pastor OF the Rutgers Riverside
Church. DR.. Booth said that he was the senior
pastor OF the Presbytsry. having taken the pas
torate OF the Mercer Street Church in 1857 His
reason for rendering his resignation. he said. was
that II impossible tor him any longer to con-
tinue his ministerial and pastoral work In the
field where he has labored for the last ten years
owing TO Ill health
School Commissioner c. b. Hubbel, the chairman
OF the commission appointed by the church to
convey the Presbytery the intelligence that they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-10
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
Loudly AND THREATENING TO-DAY.

Washington Dec 9-The barometer has fallen rapidly
q, N. Northwest and slowly in New-England and the
sout, Atlantic stats decidedly low north Of Mon
tana ana disturbance u slight energy Is central over
general rains In the South
Atlantic states II L. colder south OF the lake region the
Temperature having fallen from 10 to 90 degrees In the
East CUT states Tennessee II is warmer In az
~ li.trIc,s with generally fair weather. Fair and
warner weather will prevail throughout the central val
61oudx weather Will continue on the
coast south New England. With rain south a,
Vireinia ard pussble snow the Middle Atlantic and
Sum New In gland coasts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-10

Irving, at Abbey's Theatre last night. repeated MS
noble portrayal Of the passionate wickedness and
tragic downfall Of Shy.ock. AID FL 81 Terry oace more
embodied the radiant goodness and golden giee OF
portia the Merchant of Venice" VIII be again
a,ytan +o-night The res Of the week VIII be De
voted TO the three new plays announces iOi
Tr,,iof- will be seen as Don QuiXote and Corpora
Erevster: Ellen Terry as Lady Soupire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-10
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New Hampshire aad Vermont generally fair
with westerly winds: slightly In the interior
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut fair
except probably snow the southeast New England
coast: north west winds.
For Eastern Nsw-Yogk. fair and slightly warmer In the
interior threatening and possibly snow on the coast
north ID wi-fs -, - j,
For New Jersey ans Delaware. threatening weather and
probably snow, northerly winds , ,
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair In central pcrtIon prop
ably light rains in exren. northeast p'fuoh hor'he'V
winds. ,-. p.z-.,,..,. 49, 4,
ohi generally fair: southweserly winds and warmer
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6ueriaI Notifies.

"10~-1o|l"1'111711
A.
FIFTH AVENUE
AUCTION ROOMS
gas FIFTH AVENUE.
WIN y. NORMAN Auctioneer.
supcrb Collection of specially SelectSd
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
TURKISH RUGS and CARPETO
in Silk. Mohair and Wool
or beautiful design and deiicacy Of texture.
SUITABLE TOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
This Tuesday Afternoon. Dec. 10. lSssos
and following days, at o'clock each day
Each Rug and Carpet will be guaranteed IN W.
respect.
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MARRIED.

cOoE-sotIRF-In New York City. by Rev. George H.
tIono,fcr Robert T., son late William Cook OF
cambridgs Mass. . Lillian E.. daughter OF the late
I,ben Squire. Of Devon England
RI-GGLEs- TYSON-Decemoer 3. 1893, at the house or
Dr. J. r. Parker. No IS East 69th-st, by the Rev
Ihuip tabell Chlries H. Ruggles and Virginia Cabel!
rvson dauahter OF the Robert Cabel OF Richmond
Va.
-I-pKINGTON-COI.E-In Brooklyn December ., by the
Rev louis Albert Banks D. D.. Alexander K. lurking
ton Of Stamford Conn % Esther c. Cole. Of Brooklyn
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In.
dorsed with full name and address.
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4 DTyYER OF H4RrIRpS 2! MEX.

The New-York members Of the class OF 92 OF iiar-
vafd College viii hold their regular semi-annusl din
ner at the Arena. Thirty-hrst-st.. near Broadway
next Saturday evening. December H. at 1870 o'clock
The dinner VIII be entirely informal one, there
being set speakers except the members OF the
Committee OF Arrangenents-J. Harsen Rnoades.
jr. Alexander NJ. While. IT,. and Arthur ii. l.ockett
who Will furnish the entertainment for the other
diners. After the feast The ~ men viii adjourn In
a body 10 the regular meeting OF the Harvard Club
IN the clubhouse. in West Forty fOurth-st. supper
VIII be served there al ~ D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-10
STAR THEATRE.

Neil Burgess ct the Star Theatre. brought forward
"The County Fair" in which he has for some time
enjoyed measure of popularity. Many beasts par
tic,pats in the performance of that piece the nobe
horse being conspicuous Mr.. Burgess and ms asso-
ciaies we're greeted with voc.ferOus plaUdts by an
enrantured multitude The entertainment l. SUI
ncjently appropriate to a season or ieHlVai, am
Iro' 10 and n appeas 10 the multitude who desire
snort and laughter.
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ELLEN TERRY.

At a musical reception Wednesday. at 3 ,
m. at the Hotel Waldorf. Ellen Terry VIII give d
recitation Antonette Stirling and Natalls 1do'i''
will provide the musical part OF the enter
Ellen Terry will also participate IN the PERI ~
anre 10 be given on Friday ar ! p: M az ..T
Fund.
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DIED.

wuIETr-Ou Saturday December Z. Reverend "hi'so
Marinus In the 93d year Of his age: ,..~.,
Services his late residence, ~ Manisona's' se~'s
city Tuesday Dccsmbe. TO- at o. m .e
Internenf Jamaica. l.. l.. at convenience OF fanny
Please omit flowers
Washington ID. c. papers please copy.
WrIIITS-In Brooklyn. on Monday December w. H"'
mund X eldest son OF Charles d. Willis
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The Kepatco Cemetery. located on Tbs Hsnsus
Railroad fortyeght minues' ride from the ofaho ~s"S
Depot Once. rs East 42d.st
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CLEVELAND AND VENEZUELI.
ct WAIT THE HrNrsMAN,s PLEASURE.

MIST WAIT THE HUNTsMAN's PLEASURE
From The Chicago Inter Ocean
The snxiously awaited letter from Lord Salisbury
has arrived in washington T5res na GTss ar
parties in interest the Uned at ~ arbrate tnat
ia ne question The answer Is supposed 10 be found
befo ne it, contents viii be known; According 10
diplomatic etiquette mum we w0.a u,'' Ia mis- he
cam do because he is of duck-shoo;ing
A POOR EXCUSE.
From The Utica Herald
The action Of the President has the appearance OF
tinng. when serious business, me ush dsand his
presence the seat OF eoyernmen na Sag his
cleveland needed res b tnf worn upon HIM The
need OF rest Is a plea sadly out-at-ebows from
excessive use.
ENGLAND sPARRING FOR TIME
From The Kansas City Star
In the Venezuelan contr9versy Engiand SEEMS 10
be sparrng for time Lord Salisbury srarsns the
aDn,s4 bonndary line Nobody believes that Eng
land covets fight with Ame1icca ~ ~ Etrone
are now taxed in preserving the peace % HuiOPe'
CLEVELAND OUGHT TO HAVE WAITED
From The BaItimore-American
The people are very nduIsent 10 their rTesi Hs
and rayey beTudge them holiday; but All; Ciev eve
land has only recently returned iTo snarcev Sc pre-
tended that the message be sem mist 10 nave rest
and recreation even II the public neIesas su ne ax
The ONLY thing in the message ealcua!ea 10 eS
eta OF Mr. LIeNeIdHu
rnUoufed flrmness displayed in nahdIlns nr -
ezneIa boundary dispute; but as TINS mas Deeh Se
ersllv indorscd by the Nation the Fresiuent ga
nave awaited with equanimity the FepS VI A'''u
Salisbury
THIS coUNTRY's ATTITUDE.
From .e Milwaukee Journal ,,-.....,.,, -.
on .ovarnuent will waste no time discussing tIe
s1n,s G,es nroposed for boundary, Tor win mem
we he We nothing 10 do. We are not set.is az
''n as t,,dge In the case. We are pystanoer w h
oroposes 10 see fair play without regard 10 Inc
merits Of the case
MONROE DOCTRINE MUST BE ENFORCED
From, The ST Louis Globe Democrat.
The si,uation il such that our Government ~ ~
autv and honor bound insist upon tne proposa''S
1bsi shere shall be no enlargement or tne area nd
pri,fsh Guiana Ia derogation OF ihe ~. 90 ving
aeatns, the will OF Venezuela. when Is SIM sayh1s
1fst The United States will not consent 20 n p
;ncresse ~ the possessions OF any European To"e'
on this Continent.
ENGLAND IN A TIGHT PLACE
From, The 81 Louis Republic. 81
Tark ., war with England over me case VI a W.
,,,,ed boundary i'm Venezuela is nlsiseuIps, 49,
bsya Engiand now In the place Wnere f,is -
&c a, The lime OF the Mason Siideii incideht, S
III si ~ &C unrfbess The attitude on ne. MI
istry toward Turkey Is not one TO enc9uras. LET any
iief Thai she Is anxious for early Wafiafe ~
Power cababie OF asserting itself IN defehce OF As
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