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NatlOBDemocracy to pledted and committed

by Mraraaaaa the most solemn and bindingto frugality la the publlo expenditure Iawe ooontenanbo any olher policysb violence to Ik record and disaster to tin

I kop The Democratic Btate Convention1 fcaU Syracuse In 1874 declared under the

sruJdanoeof SAMOTII JTmmjffor economyIn the publlo expense that lAbor might belightly bee It wMr TttDiMI Massif years before thatmooraoyi-

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ieOne4 afe theory and usage of the JBeafal Md Betataary rvrB BUlerrte-

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We oonrratnlateV said the NaUoapepotTaviio Convention I18Itfcittnntry up the honesty ttel th Congress which hafooed tit pnbUa expendltar 4000X000 afend upon the promise ot such change7i administration of the Government M-haQ Insure genuine and luting

i In every department of the public nI The Chicago National Convention ot IBM4ecjardthab Democracypledges itselft purify the Administration trtrt1 respect foe7 It only paraphrasedthe warning which Mr Trtwaf sentt theBeoretarybefore othe Treasury nineteen a

Tntr U no rojal road toy a Oertrantat lrCifar aalaarrUaal IC corporation What yon went to4 cow IeSQ Acwnyaor pmu anA live withinI MM lao I would fir all thi luudlao-tnaa Bnaaoltrtnx I would give bollt-J

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<Ia tk oUL ktraly luUr within your ILlThe Demooratlg party dethe St-jQuU National Convention cbel-engeat the mot searching Inquiry concernng tin ddetand devotion to the pledgesf 1th Jb I Invited the suffrages of theI Mople brevlnte Improvldenta-ndin party

Democratic Convention held I-nYoTel arraigned the Bepubllcan Legis ¬

1 r imposing the heaviest Btttaxes both In rate and amount IlcWe pledge the Democracy It If In¬trusted with the control ot the legislativebranch of the Government to lYtpo-I vie lwetaxes end economical

Despite oil these declarations there aresow pending IAlbany bIntroduced byDemocrat bif will add nearlytJ000000 a the of the peo-ple ¬et 1ot this city a passes butsome adventurous local Democrat withoutthe lit ot the HepubJJoans In Washingtonbefore his eyes brings fora new bill toadd still fur to the TheJUocoast office and thefreed for liner pay at the peoples expensemust b resisted and resisted firmly andaJaMpsJuUy by the Now York Democracy 01thettof last years victory may soon b

The record of the last Bepubllcan Co-npinbefcrethepcop1ean41tin

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alongand-o mfMTtllr story of recklessness and

waste A aof JRepresentatlves over-whelmingly ¬Demoaratio la succeed lt endpoi tin course much wjll depend The Dem-

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the State of New York against0greatQdltobstacles and after havingb4tIthe ertherepeatedlyLeglalature-witharessonable havehope t at this yearselection uoJmay not ony retain the As-sembly ¬also secure thSenate If te-depoof the people IJutfeandI pledges made to tbe voter afulfilledTo follow In the footsteps of the Bepub

tlcans end betray the promises made bysuoesaive Democratic Btate and National Con

ventlons would be merely to turn back theof affairs into the hands of the oldontparry oJobbery and extravagance

The 10DJand Wild West ShowsThe permission granted by the Interior

Department to BtnrrAiiO Bini to enl1Sioux Indians for hWUd Westgreet victory lo II I is atore conspicuous success thanthat which be achieved during the recentVine Ridge campaign when as BrigadierGeneral commanding the Nebraska Bute-faroM p be received a written awle4 ment of his services from Gn MIIt has been accomplished moreover directy In the face of a deliberate official decision

pst him made by the Interior Deprment itself In the last anurprBtoretary Noam dated a-apeslalchaptarheeded Wild WestBnows-la which their effect upon the red nan 1vividly and anxiously pictured I

P Iukom Into Na1 and moit titUlii un IIf toMbt ru U wIldcat inS noilrap of i4C ma ld too ofun ttnpud-MaI isr is lswii yiu Wn 112WrorttiakM Hm IB anr form ot Sirius 0 r ccIdI-ibeprcWiekiuPtaihowo1 hliompWr bl-

emdltlon oa r lorn bm Iaol a food obi 11 Itwoc o-rt baIU ot IrtUwdl lit u tlabJkin In CicpIt it OUT own or otbtr nllf fU teat14ptoraU and It hu bn ond tkal no-ear wh IUa owateaou nall be mad or a-Ir < sat that all ladlaa iasnt tbaU u trt ImitprBl aCitoll air MUBBU Ita lalur elak ladlaa eo CI rtrTatt or ihiiwbr rO

4i p1071-1wuohnMitcoDgT11wpMe or1144101 anyproa or corporattoa 1 Uk Uto omplormtnt orI UB4reoBirl air indIan it would be ot nuob auU-

tue e the Dtvartmont la nforolni Ibis policyCommissioner MOROAX In whose charge

too Indians are put more Immediately wasequally vigorous In denouncing their en-gagement

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for circuses The chapter on thesubject In hU own Wit annual report wasalso pointedly hnadod Wild Wont Showsand Blmllar ExhlblUon3 It called themvery harmful and it thauko SecretaryKOBLfor tile letter of Aug against per-mits

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It declared that the testimony-of those reservation agents who bal beenlurlblnl Indians for these purposes Witspractice IIs a most pernicious onefraught with dangerous results both tothose who go on the tours and those whostay at home

TMIr r trDCltot IfiU of MTUO dl-rlolldt lu at It fermtrlr iut d rlrldlr 4rtflP isurdar as4 robbfrr forbloltbrwaa iU UcUlr applauded I dmcral-blBSJsMatr B dacra Thai kaMow atlMaaor

last aad aundr imbued with the 14cr Ibat tb ditd

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thr barblCaolC tarsiard-Cf aa tiamplMnrnndlnc IIIbM howl w nralirtthwtntandtbrplek up most diradlnf rlcta IB-

auad ot blat t1abIn th rtUtlra ofthe blll8 10r that IUy corn todutmt 1 throuih what Ibl vaaToldaMy HI billand uprlo Thtr frqo Ur rttara borne Notnet II wrSkd olJand phjiUiltr ant lalathcaMa their axampl amoat th-olhirtadiani b thawent piibls Thi popular InvtTuln ot th Indian obtaInS t1Will WM Showaihlblullthatthtyar Ineapakl tlTniaatlaa inStbto Imprtuloa wort alrtellf act pfIatalaMhas Govirnotent 1111 bnfl nt ort

Those are the enormous obstacles wboBUFFALO DILL found in his path adskill and success with which he surmounted-thomareproportlonatelygreat Fthe tooksome of his performing braves t ¬ton to show the refining and eDnoblllfluenoe which European travehatem Then when tho Sioutulobrokeand threatened tw plansespecially aa It was the cornpanttribal

of Imo of his truphad aBIVatvery disaster his opportunity and hasten-Ing tthe scene took care that none of hisrecent performers should bconspicuouslyhostile tthe Government Ills next stepwas to procure recommendations from arrayofficers showing Secretary NOLthe mili-tary

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wisdom ot allowing some of the youngrestless Sioux braves tbtaken awayfrom the reservation his chargeThe Issue was then between BUFFALOBXL tyid Commissioner UOBOAM and the

fnerwon heads of Europe andother eminent patrons of the Wild Westothis great victory will bvery wel-come ¬And now the best tin for Cornrnlssloner MOBOAN end the Dr DOBBHBBTXB to do istaccept the first chanceto see theehow> Terwprbblyenoythe spectacle sad ote prfeatonal progress of their wards

He Pays the FreightThe Eon EDWABD Fmxasv Joirw Icar-rylngonhtsoanvaasforthe Democratic nom-

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for Governor with the picturesquevigortbo expected of him I and it his afflu-ence ¬mustachio unequalled we thinksave Policeman FBXXOH of the Tender-loin

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precinct oNew fork falls t ap¬peal to the hen of the people hother qualitiest back upon andnot dep It Ia great vantage some-time ¬endldattbe well known andfrom the uttrot parts of Jjong Wand towhere Nlawho 1s better knownthan Gen Joir Ht motto Is inscribedupon all hearts Bonus and BOBnever had a prouder one What is a btlof heraldic animals and devicesLatin 6r old French tthe majesty ofmpeJONEShe pays And tenIs a simplicity a bluff directness abutthe LieutenantGovernor whichMugwumps may seem foolishness but tnora persons with a satisfactory Uvsr 1refreshing and likepf-l advertising omOI th

Gen JOXBB wants to be Governor and hIglad of it not ashamed of Iit and wanteverybody else twant him to beernor If he were of the Mugwump orjlboose breed he would set all hfendt pulllnir wires for him while hmated aappearance of guilelessro te ways and wiles of politics anddelehtympana with cotton lest bebou to be too eager thave houtcall him Not of therof smugad dandlprats dying fooffice still cling to the prtncthat theymust be sought by Jit Gen Joins Bknows that an office like a woman to1 bcurand lot or man fashion andwill not be for want ofhfUllt coulNo faint heart is heflay bold and though the may eludehim he Is goingthave a odeal of pleas-ure ¬in puruln anda isby no meansselfish pot object it the otheNewYorkercome in for their share of the fun

Gen 10Kpresides with admirable cour ¬age over the deliberations and recrimina-tions

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of the State Benate and It valorhi Iat times more conspicuous than hiJIn the books of penuru8 thBtate Is jut a lpubUSenators do not play fair atparliament and their continual badgering-Is enough to make oaths drip from the rpages of OusmKos Mau The pluguglles ot Baltimore wer aformidable-to Gen JOKES aare the Republican Seas¬trwho eeem tlabor under the delusionit Is their duty under the Constitution-to preside over temalve Thoi favtamusement I o rnate chamber The LleutenantGovernorkeeps the animals in as good order-as could be expected although fromthe amount of roaring that goeson at the State Capitol Innocent vltlwould think that the Senate was ¬est of irrepressible menageries Sparks flyfrom the UeutonantGovernors gavel andfrom his eyes for every week there Is warbetween him and some of the personallyamiable but publicly obstreperous gentlemenwho represent their districts or Mr THOMASCOLLTEB PLAT the smaller branch of theLegislature j and dauntlessly does the manwho pays the freight face and outface hisbaiters Ha has bad to work harder thanmost LieutenantGovernors and it is natu-ral

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that he should think himself entitled tosome reward Bo be says frankly Imgoing to be Governor U I con asks forsupport right and left and as befits a can ¬didate well seen of the farmers puts In hisspring ploughing for the nomination Hehas gone to work In good season it Is bet-ter to be too previous than too subsequent-

It Is natural that a candidate so Ingenuousand of so sanguine temperament as is JonJONES should imagine that the fieldis a littlemore thoroughly cleared than It Is Noteven the cheery impetuous charge of GenJoNas Is sufficient frighten all competitorsfrom the lists There are known to bo sev-eral

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men willing to become the Demooratiocandidate for Governor and plenty morewill turn up before the dog days This isnot strange but it Is true Jon JONES haspersuaded himself that the Hon BOSWELI-PJETTIBONE PLOWBB once promised not to bea candidate against him and Mr POWBBIs equally confident that ho never made anysuch promise Misunderstandings 1th18sort are not imrequeni it is uimcuit rotS acandidate not to take literally every compllmout that Is paid to him and It Is equallydifficult for him to comprehend that-it is not the duty of every othor candidateto take himself out of the way DoubtlessMr FLOWER something civil when JonJONES unveiled lila ambition DoubtlessGen JONES unconsciously lot the wish befather to tho thought It would be conven-ient

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to have Mr FLOWEK agree not to be acandidate for Governor this year Therefore-it must be that Mr FLOWKU has BO agreedSuch la tho knock kneed logic that even thewisest candidate may come to ride

But the Democratic any of New Yorkwould have the right to overrule any agree-ment

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of any politician 11 his candidacyshould eeem essential to Democratic suooessso thai what OeD JONW imagines that MrFLOWED promised him Is of no great conic

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quence If the LteutonantOovernor hadpromised not to be a candidate and yet hisparty should ask him to be would besay No Of course be wouldnt A heartyYes would be beard from his eaehadowmgmoustaches and he would take the nomina-tion

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with thank The race which he hopesto win Is free to all No Democrat e n beruled out Souls Indeed may feel that itWill be no use to run against C sturdy butfrisky charger like the Binghamton graybut nobody who feels like coming in can bekept out The more the merrier Great willbe the glory of the LleutenantGovernor Ifhe can win and ho liable to have a gooddeal ot fun even If he loses

We dont know how Joros will come outbut he Is going in In groat shape

The Michigan RainbowIt IIs the fashion In Mugwump circles to

point to Michigan as an example of the finaltriumph of the educational campaign con-ducted

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by the tariff reformersIn 1B88 In spite of the glowing predictions

of the rainbow chasers Michigan gave amajority 82918 for HAKBIBON over CLKVELawn But It Is explained that the literaturesent out from the Reform Club had not thenhad time to work and the lIon GnovraC-LKmnAMD had not begun the series otepistles to which he has ever since devotedsuch momenta as he can spare from bis lawpractice The fruits of victory were de-ferred until 1890 when the Reform Clubspamphlets and the William street documente carried the Stile for the Democraticcandidate for Governor by l1m pluralitySuch is the Mugwump theory

Quite a different theory held by the moresensible Democrats in Michigan If we maybelieve the statements of the correspondentOf the NIII York Timtt Writing from theState capital to Mr Ozoisa Jonu Mugwump newspaper that authority remarksconcerning the political situation I

FollUMlath Stat U laantetnl7crl < J ala mfuss la alia lyrln thor wUl b aa ilMttaal ta cansa w ltaor Sc U Sipram ktagh to JaMlea Joui W-On of Grand Kaplda asS lbs SIpebhilMi aad-Damtcrala sri lakorta aratlr for YUtorr T-bno1 laMrntlai wrk hai bp1a 4005 tyr tk Ptnoerata-t wa daarW thtmthatlaatrall1 aUeUoa whO II win

a Bpbueaai daftat lawlj tamh warn nl a Pma>rail vUMrr llwa fcapkaiard fniioa sod Bpah-Heaa

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alI that thnw lbs majority ta 55 DBMaet-

A Republican defeat but not a DemocraticVictorystill less a victory for the tariffpamphleteers and the personal efforts of theStuffed Prophet I This information will sur-prise

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JoaaB but IIt astonishes nobody thatstudies the election figures In an unpreju-diced

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way-Although the Democratic candidate Mr

WnfAHB was elected as Governor by 11830plurality over the Republican TUBHBB-WIKANS was more than 15000 short of a ma-jority

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of the votes cast The Prohibitionistcandidate got 88651 votes The Industrialcandidate got 18193 The Republican voteof 1888 tall off M181 in 1890 while the Demo-cratic vote of 1888 tell off only ic744

These figures teU the story of haphazardfusion and Bepubllcan apathy precisely asMr GXOBOB Jomtsa truthful correspondenttoll it Michigan was not won toe theDemocracy by the tariff reform educationalcampaign and it Michigan Iis now held forthe Democracy it will be on other Issuesthan tbosepromulgated from William streetnear Wall

hat Vs Have the Other LetterIn a very picturesque Interview with a re-

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of the Zfsw York Tribute the gallantOoL WATTWSO returns to the subject ofhis celebrated litter of advice and admoni-tion

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to the Hon DAVID BBMITKT Hnii4 That litter remarked Col WATOBsajr

thoughtfully It really looked worse In printthan I thought it would It was written-he continued I after counsel with people inNow York and Washington The Colonelwanton to express his surprise that GovernorHILL> should bave been Irritated or annoyedby the epistle when published On thistheme the Colonel became so excited that heIt sat up Ip bed and pulled the bed clothesaround him It should be explained thatthe reporter had caught the distinguishedKentuckian the bed which be snatches Afew bonnet repose after bis midnight laborswith brain and pen It was from betweensheets that there came the unexpected dis-closure

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which now followsiN TafklwaaaBiaudMkl IHiui link af n a

Mew UtbatllUrwaala > rtlBBiIhadwrlltB-Bararbfor to Mr OUTBU that vu tar not ImprtlaaU only IniMad of Mr Ourtiuoi taktnf It uMr UiiLdld btrtpUadlaaiplrltof oardtallir aol aoqalMMB I basWt epobn ot that Miii partly fromMntlmant Jet I ihonld bar ao holtatlon In pnbltibInc ItltMr Otarau would prhl it II Ire thatMr OLZTKLAJP ak4 air adtleo inS OoTraor HilldldBt

The truth of history requires by all meansthat Col WATTBBSOU should obtain MrCLSVBLAMrys consent to the publication ofthis earlier and sharper letter of advice an4political admonition U it is only onehalfas rigorous and charaoteristio and Interest-ing

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as the missive which was lost In themalls between Louisville and Albany ittlabound to achieve a tremendous popular suc-cess

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But Gal WAtTKmaoMB recollection IIthat the letter to Mr CLKTBLAMD was tarmore Impertinent than the letter to Governor HILL

Col WATTEBBONS gloomy estimate of thepolitical future before Governor HILL is per-haps

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somewhat affected by the personal cir-cumstances

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that have now become historicI He will go Into the Senate and be Ilost is

the prophecy of the brilliant KentuckianI He II nothing but a good crganlcer any¬how Of course hes a bright levelheaded-man but hes not so orator or debaterThere are plenty of men In the Senate whowill overmatch him MOBOAN QUAY Vooagaza BXAOAX GEOBOB BDTZBB He Willlose control of tho machine and that will bethe end of him

And yet almost In the same breath the dis-tinguished

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journalist and statesman an-nounced

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from between the bed clothes thatGovernor HILL had only received the cele-brated letter and had accepted Ita admoni-tions

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In a spirit of cordiality and acquies-cence

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nothing in the world could havekept HILL down in 1894

Thus it is seen on what apparently Insig-nificant

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accidents the fortunes of statesmenand the fate ot nations zany turn This con-sideration

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will increase tenfold the publloanxiety to know what advice It was thatCot WAxrBBSoH tendered to Mr GROTKBCLEVELAND

Another regimental commander 001HEXBT DOUGLass Tooth Infantry reaobsd bis64th blrthdar Ttaterdar and paid the Inevitablestatute penalty of going on the retired listTb operation of thIn law loP the current ofpromotion fairly active and list year therewore many retirements for ago among rcl1mental eomiDinders and others ot atUl higherrank This year the proeeaa began promptlyla January when Oon IUsi tajf of Ord-nance

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and Col H M DUCK TweDt third In-fantry

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both went oa lb abut New oomsthe turn of Col PouotAta end thIs will befollowed next month by that of BrlgOonJ-oiiNOtBBOH and the month after by tbat ofCoin I DODOE Eleventh Infantry anti CotU 0 Uieaoic Tbinl Artillery Lilac IJu theyear 001 H B MIZXK 8v ntaanth Infantryand OoL OBIBLMS H BMJTH Mlattntb will beretired Whim oflUtt at this reek are is<ntore4 from the istlys list by the ass law It I

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a removal usually of those who were eonsplououi the civil war Col DOUOLAM for

example who was a graduate of West Point In1863 received the brevet of Major for gallantservices In the battle of MnrfreMboro AcUteyears fly swiftly the tlm draws nearer whaeven Our regimental commanders wilt be otthose who e tend the reaulerermy after teats

It will be recollected that after GovernorNoamBMolOsorglabsd refused to meat 1bYnOouu who wMvUIUng that Btate not longago the Boutr Allliuux Farmer danotrnoad1111 action as the height of njolt1I11obJe dls-eonrUiy

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in return for this lbs aortraer healbB eherid up by the following exomiloafrom Elk rails KantastJ-

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9 That w Tlw this u a tarorabla omtn inS hopethat It mar mark lbs btctnnlai tt an apooh la ourhistory whta a ony 5hbSt trim nnrqalt Collrobtained thronch Iha attarlona obma mthdaadopt d by our griM sins If thirtytwo Jot QOOLD rt-UX will tall to nanaU la the pos NOn th rfa-mi lotion dwtlnatlon

M 3 That a eny at thus r clotlon t nttoOoT-traor Homix ot Oaortla with tba compllainta andwtitmot title ciloc alto that a copy ha int to lbs4Burtean Mwwvwmui and WtOOf Critlt for pnblUa-Uos 3 B Teens rraildwt-

Bm lOUis IcuProm this It appear that besides Mr GOULD

there are thirtyone others whom GeveraorN-OBTTIBH might have treated with the samediscourtesy with the approval ot fled RookUnion No 583 of RealM Who are they r

One of the latest phenomena worth reportI-ng Is toe reformed conception tt tho HonJOHM JAMBS IMOALLS which seems to be OrsonInc irresistibly over the UuRnrnmp nowitsy bat bad a chance to lorA at hint outof aIDe What Col HOLSTKIU BIMOCBIT saysla the PhUadflpMa Record falrry lllostrat thischange

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Deputy Collector Burr la charge of the Pub-lic

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Stores had bis hands full yesterday tryingto iplt a labor problem and Acting CollectorCouoh and Acting Deputy Collector FrankBperry tried to halp him but at tha close ofthe day It WM decided to await the return otVolleetor Erhardt fro hi Southern trip be-fore

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the question 1is dflnltly settled About160 laborers at the Public Stores notlfleiT MrBarr that they would not work after 4 oclockIn the afternoon They served a tdmtlnr no¬tice on him lat on Saturday afternoon butalter a commute et the laborers and Mr Burrhad conferred all but two of the 160 reportedfor duty yesterday These two were sick

Yetterday a inoond commute wetted on MrBurr and announced their intention te quit atf oclock Ila the afternoon Tbelr hours ninallr ar Irma II A Id to i p itHmt oecaslonaUFtnsrq Is a ruah of uIOljll Ttban the diputloolIetor In charge ottlis store dlrQts oerto work until II For aeriraldays Mr Burr has been forced to lu Bueh-A order and In a olsimnicked up by the cCl 1raot PIfDd by 1I1lor-

re with the Collector of the fort This isisthy are employed work u Ilong as Jberel-Ulrementa ol pqbllf busmM demandHlmon ness who Poe a Qovrnmnt carttract his been In tb habit of lining up his

lIneup alln thl d use atorofor the laboren to lrl1oofUb object to Ithislate boilneii and and yeiUrdaythy rfud unload any of Hs trucksth t arrlVM after 4 oelookany lIpu lean diitrtat-

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IUadsr heard ofthe trouble and fher were aronnuwafling forporlotip aotlon They have Nnilflents of manwho want planes and if ths preiant mn eoa

nUl to break their compass with Uw Oojlelot tl1elltttoDd ready to tnrnlib him with anar nungry to work from BIO i-oolMk antI occasionally a little later for 730a IIjt was cIrculated yterdsy tq the

the Treasury Deparimnt at weantngton Md abrogated Bimon Basss conirac-titwupremItu Aletter was ieoija aD-ounclna It to ho the opinion of the TreaanrrDapartL that Mr Hess could not satlsfaotorily fulfil lils contract at I1M sent apackage This was apparent 1it was cdec-yom to report of thio Bpeotai Tr5anr1eDij-

ommtssioa It wa ivggeatedTtnat if tl e-trouble anti delays continued the CollectorDould provid btoiMir with tamporarr meansto overcome the dTmonlUa and a a Ilast reson to break the onUlrI With Mr Real andaavartta for nw

Mr HOSS himselfbmdera to say iboittb troubl lint t Uth t Hr bensa stated his side ease jliT beendoing this work he said for ajItlie over ayear anti for the list tttmontb Shave ituowitwell enough thnt tb facilities ths Governmentgave me to unload my trucks at tbe storesware DQt adequate I doorsatwlcii thetrnka ballI 40lIdWP uptoILast Thursday When e of theIJleOIH Agents Commission acting Cefletor-

ihouo gave me a thlnJ door 81notha Ipay d < BO fat that ttisitrlkeor the laborers at the stores was the resultrhe average ziunber ofpacksses delivereddally baa bssn1loo Op TburadCy I deliveredlOuu and on 1rtdav isco Saturday tjiq workwa tnterrQPticl by the refuial of the laborers19 Work pftr 4 VelaoX al1d >beTwas silobe troUbl1l tooay 1he oOCllplalll of tbe-

ndImporters cbargi delays bsyjean inchI have never sale otberwiie put the cuterhave bell no fault of mine Tk today forinstance when tho laborers refused to workalter 4 oclock 1 had to notify my forementhat All trucks must be at tbe etoraa not laterthan 380 ft mistake to sayl took thecontraot at tooIIJow price I can make moneyat UK Icents a package If the stores wore onlyput In ibap tolrecelvo the good ni fast u Iquiver them The loss and expense have comfrom having the truck wallnpon the limitedfaollltus fur handlfng the goods It

PJ7N0 4041X97 DEACOXXB8K-3TaieNaw Tork JPrcakytarr Negative the

OrartaroB or tha Oeaerml ABacmMyThe New York Presbytery spent two hours

and a half yesterday in debating overturesof the General Assembly regarding the ap ¬pointment of deaconeiMB and after takingWhat seemed for a moment to ho deoUhaction in the negative practically left the mat-ter

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open The committee to whom tbe Ques-tion

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was referred for a second time reportedthat it was in favor of the objects sought bythe overtures but nevertheless was constrainedto negative botb the first because It affirmedwhat Iis in disputeScriptural authority for theappointment of deaconesses of their oxistence tbe Apostolic chnrchand the MO >ond because toe proposed office sad Its dutieswere not particularly defined Aftr a longdebate in which several aubRtltutoa andAmendments yore proposed tns report waslaid on the table by a vote of 38ol 28

Tfl Overtures of the Oeneral Assembly werethen dreetly voted on and tile first wa nglivid jy an almost unanimous Vr

JB then made a long argument Totfavor 01answering tile 5000e4 overture in the afflrmaCiurphorfelaadT thi zampl of theof the hater rrotoi-ant denomination liItop e7je tSmiLb lbsbu in lien ur van Dyketio tllhl10spoke in t e Institution of tiesoonea but lbs overture was negatived bya vote of 89 to 21

Then when i matter wa thus entirely dillposed of tbo iboy Dr flamplo reed a rulDtmont declaring that the new yolk Srsbytrirecognfzas tue valublIJII e r Ddrllto the causo of ChilE ny Christian womenand overtures the General Assembly to au ¬thorize the Church Cessions to select and ap¬point godly women to minister In oases Wheretheir service are needed

This proposition snd another to a similarffect were referredtonoommlUe composedotUr BampIeCDr Thompson and Elder TuckerTh9Bov Jr Burcbard rendered a report Inregard to btioh CJurcblu which be advocated the removal to another lo-cality and chine ng Its name the removaltbe pastor and the estrsplsm of the discordantelements Tbe nv lr uoblnson In enlnt to come again to-day adding that II ho thought be could not Itwould be uocesnary to send him to tile uounoof Detention WHir made baste to iay that be-could make It purely convenient to appear Incourt today and Recorder timytb lll umrear Intlgota dnriqg co r and nimeUlmed elemotTon hI agreement durtBgniiweather And no jdnae ha I-adduced that the copjposofen onereobawith the sasoj of tile year or UIJLt lbfsndautevm claImed apv riglittosuehensuI canifot find this tuwieiiiu new advanee4ttie d nd9UD Ibis respect his any to-

pe3geIn S t l8hl made no attemptttoooJorom tit l lenity it any tbr WM rat jlIIowt i boldi that tbeevldine5 = 1u 5 conclusion that her KQUI was tij-

erelt messnr a mr pretencewAr in Ann AKZ TAXKOTQ Aso

One of the pletnre In the recent wateroltexhibition In the Academy of Design wa thaiof a young woman standing ea a rivers brigunder thl shadow of a widebranching traiand calling to the ferryman on th frtShore itwa termed UnAppel and ittasset aom of the artists talking about a aejartist acd his art The artist IIs Aug yraciiaa nandtom vouag Swede is tee in heigband as stalwart as Frederic ltsrniflgtoii

Fr li ben classed with the In-ilpnlili rlfobqJte resents the nargi BooJhJmoredly Us palate moatlyln waterandiayi be follow npMhaol bnt ha d a feiohoolof his own Francen was a aBouvorot In Iarls end be brines to town a Ivry larg collection of his nacullar plcton ilwhich will be put eyiilbtUon IB March

A wife whose husband has a bulging braanti a homely face used to try fo raak thingspleasant at home by expressing her odmlrt-tlon of his talents and giving him the pit 1l1mtof rains lIer delicate fluttery did ato Lava much Infuse upon his

ah she kept IImp for a whole yiar altMfern marriage use time not long Ito w igIn a happy frame or melting mood ot

JII Itatlve plate she expressed her adtnlrox hisI Cornell countenance anti at last wItsso far aa to say she Would give him thu net 1name of Beauty He smiled as she rgeatd i-she word With A full conkolousness that shi 4bad touched 1119 weak point And now what-ever

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be pie mood of mind or the ylclsijltiideiof lire that word dispels nil other thought andthe twain are happy

One of a series of Ingenious model withwhich frof Eckhoff of Jersey City IllaitntlVl ihis leeturnn for the training of leathers in theJersey City high ischool a a cubs root extrastor Thu name iiuggkst a dejlal Imtnimaol-er some ort TJii tplng JUrK However Is aerdduatvd rnno Immersed apex down lagraduated jarhalf full of water Aa the condUplao water the line on itstld at waterpiark Ia slwys Ihu oube root of lbslu on tbtars aids at wnter mnrv ThIs IngBnlQus coattrlvnnce IK lisa fioik of George ut of NewYork who has thought out msoy such models

The funeral of th Ute Jwliien B Bebuitibrought toeether a queer jumbling of wiediand nolitlral predjlatlon Blehnp Potter andthe Rev Heb rt buyer camd tbre with Oo-LItobert Ingarnoll end Col Jeorg Bflaa whoJl ia Itnman Catholic Mr Depew wo with tk-lleimbllean

kmitjorlty but the Hop Irnlth Uf

found many Jfmocrai In the orowdThe nighthawk eaboisn who was ropndlt

scolded in court lest week for driving aomi-Phllodalphl high rollers to the vicious rcaortfwas making it sonil toll of money every yetkWithout doubt Noel of the nhgflt hitwks dotine who talked Sc a rOcortet of tuz SUN theother 65y asIC that ho hat 4 onci been chiefbookke per in a fftinous whol ale house hut-would not glvi tip his cib to gvt bin olI phuuabock again I go to boa at nbout5 iIn tpe onrn-Ing said be ngt UP M noon enil have untilH oclock at pleat to epioy invest Then I rillout on my cab and go tn work I iaye 11k Itsee whatever they Ilk and chare ihem Thu 5ever L think tbeyII stand Ill cQld weathefwhen I dont clear 160 In a week

JervU Mclntee the artist who died Sot bogago was the ion of a hotel keeper KlnwlojM Y While a mere boy he began to scrawlcharcoal pictures all over itis father outbuildings >t monatrat d with for Ibis be ei <plahnsd that he was going to be an artUt

Artist replied his father youd be-tter bo atudyinit your hooks Cad doing roarchore However the boy baa It In hint anJfortunately obtained proper tuition As Spainter autumn Impressed him more tiht5any other puiue or part ot nature and oarmed ton known as the best Interpreter pjOctober anti November

There iIs a long stretch of corrugated icesfencing on tho east side of Madison arenasabove Fortyfifth street It simple curves harta curious trick of echoing the clatter of hoofsand wagon wheel with the effjct ol psojaparrQwa chirping At Eighteenth street andFourth avenu there Is another shorter reachof the damn fVnilng and there again the eelSIs noticeable In this there 1Is a hint lor this If-ventor who study how to Imitate outdoorsounds on the theatrical stage

WOXEff WHO DONT WAX TO TOO

ass Fray be Illlnol IralaUtora to Pi-tec Ike Home by JKceplng lla kfolki-ttBfll9tlrl

rrom fie Btlm JournaLfipuiNOTiELn March 8An Interesting pIll

lieu bias reachod members of the IlllnoltU-

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Uli-ScM Assembly St is signed by sonic of the tailknown of Clitcsiros society ladies an4 ISprotest againat thu bill tendlng mUnl i-Qsilflragu to wonton and denouncIng ii gitlSand porniolopit all attempts to secure leghIl-Iton in lhijt 4irelon wopg the elgpfr iflair 0 1 P Oaell wIre or the weitjpof-

lojjqcgauray fs YIiriggs MrLlcrnL-Ilc PloSTor airs Uporge W timid1 iraOcIJI

PWW Isabella M unit The iolioilextraoU are taken from the petition iBusy In the cares of their bcmes wonhave neither time strength nor inclhnatiOfIienter the public arena and defend tbemselsjtgalnat the doings which thor ourneslIt iShero to bo pernicious sod 4estruellvcOI tltrue nywsLantLlnflqeoe ci women In tusfhontss 4ho sencn revolution is rsiIOwanti nutbojitles cited to prove thaI wui2SU I-frageyoula rHulj lit the degradation otsex J55LIJICUOI cmmunleue ilelIes-acelustaziced antI the petition edde

When wprnsn shari with men the butdfft-of labor one govirarnent cominunlaffi who sstt mpen Ii already eaun We gstcthe questIon of tb property risbts of 4 COOpsratlvely fw women w one oi little Imlance compared with the raatly greater gasof women In general to maintenance and r-taetlon in tbeTioni whiZ Iker pro °the aDsorbing omoss and Ittuss 01 w0mahood and-threaten

1iI paramount right of wOfwith entire destruction ui-nilIalth lnnOlna aimea Iad above in-

human law stand thou gyeat caturil lswnr-uni di-

ofIn the universe welch no 5V1andthat I Umen can

bate forcoeresta is cii a ifforenci twec-arvlsgaso° I sxtO WJO-

IAvro the pn4i hi tOare enforced biS 700

consider I froIuUon of France donot overol e these aws but tel crushedtheburdenit atInsofaraa 1rPOlitl051In this country his attemptBuffered defeat an ie Ive 110 LISt Iimisfortune can attend I e forming of the lSidvent of thiscountri a is attsmpt tO Urul-lezjsiatlon In the in erait of farmer IiI3nthan at It ahou d espOUI ib

pernicious dontriuo of politico1 iii I-owouisnpray therefore that no pattsr what Sf-gumeni Ii-

Wecoutisms pisy ite urd upQ5

as legislators for thecowinonwewin elan sot by that nolan buIwarrtyitbe outs rmsnberIn that tbeqiJpower which says toall mon bib-your attieranti all ya are brethren bin oiaialso the husband and wife as enS dash for

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orderly bearing and rearing of children 5ojthe maintenance of societyandl baCitCtll

b llioir own distinct cc and equallY hono1In abors and rewards of IlloTtI conclusion isv ther bAte hilt

epunael wUbmany woman intb State and teal assured the JSoSsanta the wlba of an oerwof the women ot Illinois

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