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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
NATURES DEALINGS WITH MN.

The hclplcssncss of man in the grasp of that
yhicb we call Nature has seldom been more
striklncly set forth than within the last few
DAYS in several parts OF the world. In our own
country. for example, what sport the weather
has made Of his plans! fortnight ago the pros
pects of the gardener and fruit grower were more
than ordinarily bright. The season was late, but
that very fact seemed to give security against
un,imcly frosts. When at last warm weather
came. gardens and vineyards and orchards re-
spondcd to its touch rs almost never before
Blossoms and leaves flashed ont In all their ful-
ness in the twinkling Of an eye. There was
promIsc Of an abundance of fruit. and little fear,
If any. at that late date, Of blghting frost Bnt
the frost came, and In night inflicted millions
OF dollars VI loss. much Of 1t rreparable until
another year.
At almost exactly Che same time IN distant
land. anofhcr caprice ~ Nature was mnrr'ns
other works of man no less dlsastrously. while
frost wns cutting down the fcwdays-old howcrs
and foliage IN earthquake shock was rumolhs
down the centuriesoll monuments OF mans
artistic and constructive skill The nobest low
ers and spires OF Florence were wrecked WIN
a. little conjunction as BuddensleK uea'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

-. tho Constitution are still venerated by the
oroa, body Of sane and sober citizens as the
Cornerstone upon which our entire structure of
Goo Government Is supported The reservation
% distinct right TO the States TO determine, each
,or ,tso,f In what manner direct taxes upon prop
crty within their jurisdiction shall be levied and
co,Ioc,ed Is still cherished not only as the bul-
wark of all property rights but as the only means
Of support for independent State governments
II is probable that the decision just rendered
,v;,, not only stand. but will prove strong enough
IN nub,ic opprccation to crush all who may dash
themselves aga'lst it. The more the people study
,ho Influences Lrhri this attempt to bring about
y conmunistic revolution In modes OF taxation
tho moro clearly they will realize that 1t was an
essential mart OF the distinctly un-American ana
unnatriotic attempt TO destroy the American pol
lev Of defence for home industries. In the Interest,"
of foreigners. The more they examine its meth
ods The more clearly they will understand that
I, was intended as the beginning Of n systematic
onDeal to the Lacklands and lackalls against
those who have incurred envy and hatred by
thrift or enterprise Thanks 10 the Court. our
Government is not TO he dragged into commn-
nistic warfare against rights OF property ana the
rewards Of industry while the Constitution OF us
founders remains bulwark Of the rights OF
States and Of individual citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
PERSONAL.

In Kings Chapel. Ios.c-. there have been only
four pastors in century raine,y the Rev James
Freeman d7Sl-is2D. the Rev. Francis William PIT
Greenwood uS2i-i). the Rev. Erhraim Peabody
aSt-56). and the Rev. Henry w. Foote who BECAME
pastor In 1861. The new pastor the tev. H. n.
Brown about fifty years Old. and has been pastor
Of a church IN BrooKlinc. Mass. Tor twenty years
Colonel Hayes-Sadler British Consul at Chicago.
who left this port recently on one Of the outgoing
steamships Is bound eventually to Chill. to take
charge of a consulate there The change from Chi
cago 10 chill is IN the OF promotion, and Il
is said. the Colonel was glad to go ne mas iond.
ness for painting N water co,ors. ana was always
amenting the lack OF proper subjects In the smoky
city by the lake.
The Hon. william F. Dodge will deliver the
Founders Day address at the Lawrenceville School
Uohn C. Green Foundation, Lawrencevl''e' ~ j.
June %.
DIR. Felix Vupius who died In Weimar the other
dav was the nephew OF the wife Of Goethe. the
poet lie was seventy-three years oid
Mr. Michael A. Donohue. the wealthy publisher OF
Chicago Is going to make a four months tour or
Europe In a peculiar way. He Will take no baggage
but a bandbox and one telescope because the bag
gace-check system is not IN vogue In many places
and passengers must look up their luggage and
superntcnd transfers. He proposes. instead Of
bothering with laundrcs. to buy hls linen new and
drop IL as soon as solled In the convenient chinks
OF his telescope he says he will carry all the coin
Of small denomination he can STOW woh away 70 be USED
tip is undoubtedly the best lubrcator OF mental
machinery.
By the will OF the late John Heron. OF 1ndianapo
lis. 100000 is given to the Art Association OF that
city.
Prime, Francis Joseph OF Battenberg. who arrived
in Chicago the other day. rs thus described by THE
Chicago News: The Prince IL TALL darkroom
plex,oned young man, simply dressed and utterly
devoid Of any aectation Of royal airs He Is an ex-
ceent tionallst and talks entertainngly OF
his experiences and Impressions. The Prince nine
frian and n n
around the world On certain date few weeks
hence they have 70 be back In Germany. aud 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
amnsements.


ABBEYs TIIEATRE-S:15-The Tzgane.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-S:i5-The Fatal Card
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Corday
B1JOU THEATRE-S-The Passport
COLUMBUS THEATRE-s:i5-Tenness Pardner.
DALY'S THEATRE-s:15-A Gaicty Girl.
EDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EMPIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Wind
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-S:10-His wires ra'nei'
FINE ARTS BUILDING. 57,h-st.. near Broad"ay-Day
and STANDARDIZATION.
GARDEN MISUNDERSTANDING
CARRICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Karl
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES :i5-Twen,ieth Century 'iri
HERALD SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nhead "'so"
ROSTER & BIAL.S-s :3O-VauJevlle
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPhlIhEAii'''
Concert.
PALMERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Christopher
PASTOR So S-vaudeviile.
PROCToEs TliEATRE-li a. m to ii p m'-'"ue
VILE.
STANDARD TIIEATRE-2-s:3 0-Too Much Johnson
TERRACE GARDES-Dcr Obers'eiger.
a6G FlFTH-AvE.-9 n 10 O3o r. IN and 10 ~ p H.
Art Ionn Exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forelgn.-A rumor was current In the obbies
Of the House % Commons that Lord Rosebery
had resigned the Premiership. - The French
Chamber OF Deputies refused to vote urgency on
q motion to abolish the Anti-Ararchist laws.
===== The Royal Geographical Society held
meeting in London 10 commemorate the hftieth
anniversary OF the departure Of Sir John Frank
TN for the Arctic regions. - The panic caused
by earthquake shocks In Florence has subs.ded
Domestic-The Supreme Court. by vote Of
five to four. declared the whole Income Tax law
null and void. - The Presbyterian General
Assembly adopted the report Of the Seminaries
Committee in favor Of Church control OF semi
naries by a vote Of 432 to 49, - The great fire
at st. Adams VT. was caused by the explosion
of a lamp over which woman was heating
curling-iron. - The judges OF the county
courts in New-Jersey have begun an action TO
test the Voorhees, act. which turns them out OF
office and provides for the election OF their sue
cessors. - Secretary Carlisle spoke against
the free coinage Of silver at Covington Ky.
- The President In granting the request OF
Rear-Admiral Meade for retirement, censured
him for his criticism of the Administration
City and suburban.-Opinions by General Har-
rison and other we-known men on the decision
Of the Supreme Court in the income tax case
are nrinted. 1t Is understood that John
Jacob Astor will invest large sum in racing
stable; Morris Park has been secured by the
Jockey Club. - The second trial OF inspector
Mclaughlin was begun before Justice Barrett
Justice Ingraham having denied motion Tor
change OF venue. - Ex-Recorder Smyth was
installed as Grand Sachem Of the Tammany So
ciety - The cruiser Columbia started on her
trip TO Kiel. - Conclusive evidence OF III
cendiarism was found al a fire In the na'house
No 107 West Fortieth-st. - STOCKS yi-'oeu
slightly under severe bear pressure.
The Weather: Forecast for to-day: fair anu
warmer with variable winds Temperature yes
..-a.v I.o,vest &c degrees: highest 63 degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

trap In the eye of remorseless natural law .nsy
are al tho same Or If there be any distinction
it is apparently in favor of the less worthy SNe nus
,s snoroI The carly garden. planted by the IN
dustrous man. is blishted, while the later o crops
~ his .' su , neighbor go unscathed Truly
man seems the veriest sport Of circumstance,
Nevertheless, the lesson OF 1t Is one 0, op.'m;
ism. not of pcssmism. Despite the perlls rom
FROST. # will nav men to go on planting early
gardens and growing early fruit year after year.
DESPITE the fear of earthquakes. men will build
and wisely build great houses and lofty towers
For. after ALL these aflilctlohs are eHu.p'''1'@
Good seasons outnumber the bad. There are
more temples and palaces in Florence than the
earthquake has destroyed. There is more good
than evil in the world. Reckless Of mans welfare
rs Nature often seems to be, there Is oen'E"
Power. in Nature or above it. that on the whoic
.molos for righteousness" And the wise man
will repair the shattered buildings rcpiant the
wostod fields thank God, and take courage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

It Is not the business Of our firemen, or our po-
ljcemen for that matter. to have any hand III
promoting or preventing the passage OF DIS
The practice is vicious and demoralizing ana
altogether without excuse. 1t is to De hopen
that the present Commissioners will succeed III
breaking Ii I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
TIE TALK or THE DAY

In the Episcopal Convention OF he diocese OF
Ohio the other day resolution was introduced CIV
,,p 70 the Bishop the appointment Of all rectors
OF parishes
nrettv hard in his campaign l never saw man
look 80 pa,e. - l.. ,,r.od 90 rim
Gov offce his heart has been bleeding Tor the work-
incman every time he makes a speech '-tlEiianap-
oils Journal.
In February 1898. the First Christian Church. OF
Swansea. Mass was 200 years old; but for various
reasons the celebration Of the Interesting event wa
postponed until last week
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

Senator Hill has been a consistent and per
s,stent opponeut of the income tax, and it is only
natural that he should be greatly pleased at the
decision Of the Supreme Court. His comments
on II are marked by moderation and good sense,
although he is severe in his denunciation or the
shirt of concession which led to the enactment
OF a law so unjust and un-Amercan. Mr.. Hill
thinks that the Popullstic demand for such tax
will amount to little, now that the battle has
boen fought and won His opinion Is shared by
many other men whose experience ana judgment
Give their opinions special weight The Popu
i,sts will rage but their demands for an income
tax will be vain.
Navor Strong will probably not be greatly
frightened by the warning given to him yester
dov that he may be subject to Indictment II he
onnroves the bill transferring to the State the
c;,v nronertv now used for the insane. The point
r.;sed Inv the author of the warning is that oil
leases nv tho CITY must be made by the Sinking
U,,,rd commissioners to the highest bidder in
accordance with the provisions Of the Consolida-
t,on act OF course the Legislature has perfect
right TO supersede the requirements OF that act,
.s q soems TO have done in this matter, and the
mnch.to-bedesired transfer Of the insane to State
care is not likely to be hindered by quDDie'
Apparently as the result OF the recent ih'es'-
CATION concerning legislation anecIins 'he nre-
men Of this city, the Fire Commissioners yes'er-
day adopted a resolution forbiddins UNIFORMED
officers and employees Of the department from
seeking TO promote or In any manner interfere
with any bill before any legislative or municipal
body, without having first submitted the pro-
posed action to the Board. The wisdom OF the
Copwissiopers' course is not open to dispute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

poly has succumbei 70 the inevitable Mean
ING Michael J. pady. OF Brooklyn who some TWO
vc,rs ago became n backsliier from Repuoncah-
ism because with the nomination ~ Charies \.
Schicrcn for Mayor ne made up his mind that the
Rcpublican party in his city was done Tor Inc
0cshpots OF Democracy, however proved 10 De
scantly supplied with unpalatable provender ana
inter Il few short months Dady again sought ala
onl comfort In the party with which he was Tor
ncrly allied For the purpose OF clnching MS re-
new.d Republicanism. as IL were. he recently
sought admission to the Union League Niuo III
Hrooxlyn. being vouched for BY some men OF sood
standing Republicans generally. however. did
not forget that Dady had been 'pal'' OF John \.
McKanc in 1898. and his profession OF reform ana
a change II heart was looked on codly by many
So last week his name was quietly withdrawn. ana
Il Is announced In his behalf that he must bring
forth fruits meet for repentance before he IS re-
ccivcd into full fellowship again. l. Is well. The
Worths and Dadys of Brooklyn oueh; to be kept
I'm the background. They must be X the Repuoi-
can party is 10 retain public confidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
gunfx 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Brsiness Noiires.

Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture
Sea. Variety Of style and Price.
r c. s.-LLHw.
SO III Fullest. -. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

Lord Rosebery embarked in life with 4 TRINITY
Of SHARPLY outlined determinations. which tine
fulfilled for him. leaving him, IL may b. 10
nearer the goal Of contentment than he was D.
fore their realization. lie set out 10 marry IN
rcignng heress which he did in the cspousai OF
Miss Hannah Rothschlld. to win the blue ripoon
Of tho turf which he composed In the victory
" hi, horse Iades. and to become Prime
Minister which also fell 10 him on the re-
,,rc,ncnt - Gladstone an event or y'suer-
l,v So t. 1peak: but even this BRIEF term OF
power has been sufficient 10 Indicate to tho p'o7-
p,rous Iord on whom fortune was so reaNy y
shed her bounty. that IT might have been WISER
=, have outlined n less ambitious plan n a'h.eV'-
mont The indications are that rs health IS mop
losslv shattered. and IL j. clear to eVetyoody'
hlueclf included that he Is In no way equal ID
the duties ~ his place. nor likely T. become 70
He may suffer n Ike fate with Lorl Randolph
Churchill who died the other day Winning up
urerarurely a political career which had consul
or,hlo uromlec before the Rosobcry star had
fully risen; but whatever destiny may await nm.
=, f., clcar that he has had enough Of high and
responsible once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

Tho scheme to postpone the second trial OF In
snec,or Mclaughlin by IN application for
change of venue and the delays consequent there-
upon was cxpcditiously brushed ASIDE yes'cra"!
ly Judge Ingraham and the work OF seiec''''S
another jury was got under way IN me AFTERNOON
This time the wise plan has been adop'eu oi 'A-
Guiding from the courtroom all the 'aieS'i''"
summoned except the one undergoing eA"'"'n'
ton. The tendency of the arrangement Is 10 P'~
vent those soon to be called from learni"S ~"
they must answer questions so as 10 e'aue SGT
vice on the jury This should enable the J"'! -p'N
70 be filed mere rapidly than would o'herWlSc
he the case. though the time ncccssar! ~ se'e''
4 0rst-class jury will not he bcsrudgcd by any
body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

Under former Governor or N'w-Jers's " o'''
a disorlcrly woman. convicted 81 i'io'''"' "'
sault 1000 20 get a PARDON. 40" n'uV" "' -
cos, the Guttonhurg big Four 70 S'' p"'"'"'
under tho present eminently reSp'''ao'' p'''
nor? OF course. SO truly good man a. "''s'
r Wcrts could not be influenced by any pecu-
mary consideration. The big Four must nave
drought forth fruits meet 'or repentance. we
.,,oss that Ncr.aughlin and Crusius took III" blue
ru,hon pledgc. and Walbaum and Carr recite1
the Apoatlos' Creed Such evidences OF goodness
would surely move Werts's heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

The nftieth anniversary of Sir John frahKhH
departure for the Arctic seas Is comnenio'iteu
az 4 time when most appropriately. Arctic eH-
ploratiop IS being pushed more hopei"Hy 'h@"
oyer before Not 10 mention several other parties.
the hansen and Peary expeditions are III al
probability. doing effective work ana PROMISING
some Notwithstanding results. May their rate De
happier than Franklin's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

In Georgia. not far from Covlngton. hvea pros
porous planter named Estes. who was opposed -
the marriage Of his daughter with one WIN
c,oor anil accompanied by his son. pursued them
~ tho residence Of the Rev. Mr.. Har"ell, where
the ceremony was about to be performed Inc
BRIDEGROOM came forth, pistol in hahd ana
promptly slew Tire father. who was left dying III
the road his son. also shot a and missed pehdihs
over him. while the groom ana BRIDE eXpec'a"'
ned forth to a neighboring township, wherc thf IN
terrup;ed ceremony was completed. The incident
onhodIes an element Of tragedy not usual IN ex-
p,oits Of the kind. and presents the georgia
daughter in an entirely new moral ard MAI atu-
tule She IS probably the only woman IN that
state who has married the slayer OF her parent
before his body was cold and there Is little HAel-
hood that the unique character OF this distinction
will be disturbed With such women as the
mothers Of the local Gracchl. what civic and MAI
and fraternal virtues may not be expected among
them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

The extraordinary delays which have occurred
i, thc buchanan case threaten 10 brlnS the All
ministra,ion Of Justice into contempt. lester
day these delays were brought to the attention
of fine Court Of Appeals by the action OF DiS'rict'
Attorney Fellows. who spoke of the reprchensibie
nrocficcs which obtain in murder TRIALS ana me
Cm,r1 ordered that Buchanan be produced before
!, next Monday for rescntence. This Is mover
rrorcclinc. which has been rendered necessary
nv thc tactics of Buchanan's counsel. In grant
inc 4 respite Of one week TO the condemned man
covorpor Morton seems TO have been imposed
nm When execution by electricity first went into
effect the process of appealing TO the United
States courts was carried so far that some OF the
ncrsistcnt lawyers were threatened with disbar-
mcnt 4 repetition Of those proceedings Is now
witnessed. with aggravatnS circumstances that
call for summary measures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

Now Is II Boss Smyth, or merely ''oo' - ~"
Smvth? Is the friend Of "Paddy D''Ner eo''S
TO run Tammany Hail. or is ne simply soi"s
70 run with the machine with the same o''
tiper atop Of IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
A SPRING CAROL.

Nov the peach hangs on the hmD-
Cettln' all we're wshin;
Johnny's goin' down 70 swim
Daddy's go.n' hsnla.
Now the ploughboy turns the sod
We kin hear him hummn;
Fellcr stringin' up 4 rod
Cause the lShtnIn's COMM
Now the new book agent knocks
Talkn' sweet as honey;
Comes a fel,cr scllin' clocks
Lots o. tine fer-money.
Soon we'll hear the thunder roll
Meath a cloudy cur;aln
Lots O. glory In your SOUL
P''"e ATLANTA Constitution.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-20
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8runb feiner Nusfagen, oer59te6ene Berz
Ionen in Nntlageauitanb p~erfsBten. Die
8ebetmpoli5et purOe barauf nit Der Der
9Gftung Der Nngel3ulOtgten beauftragt,
Nbenbs iiberfielcn 1teben @e6etme berI9iez
bene 9Gufer unb 9otels i'm n3enberlotn" :
8e3irte unb Derbafteten unter Nnberen Die
Gigent6iimer unb S9antipdrter bes 6otel
Brinceb unb bes Rofe Sill, 1opte .iieben
MtGnner unO cine Srauensper1on, nel6e oes
0dltens 1iiberli9er 9dufer be19ulbiqt ftnb.
Die Stammgdte bes anrii9iqen 8e3irfs
~glauben, boB Barf6urit pieber binter i6nen
per 1T unD au9 unter Der Poli8ei erregte
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beinen feline gertnge Nufregung, RapitGn
8idstt %bebauptete nod geitern Mbenb BON
g&euem, bdB i'm Senberlpinz9e3irfe nibt
etn etn3tges f4lebtes 0aus geDffnet fei uno
b0B i6perlt3 8ep:tTe CUR lleberfl6runq
nur zines &uPplers gefunOen tperOen tDn1lz
ten.