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  • NEW-YORK, SEVEN IfcQUADB SALVATION JUBILEE. · anil i.'iioii* an 1 atfjrJ* no tirmKimraa ... iii. Nov. 15..Tba Conalittoe of Ute iiiui.arian iiclfiraiiuu has pa.soal thu nu ... OOTSBATTKOf*(K-i
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V0LXLV1.N°* MJBI1 NEW-YORK, T_I_M.AY, NOV BM BB K 16, 188a PRICB THREE CENTA VIEWS OF AN IRISH TORY. (THE LOW __roCX_D < HISIS NEAR AT HAND MU PARNKLL'8 TACTICS.OHJKCT OF HIS TENANTS XRI.IKFBI1.I-.FARMKHA T1KKD OF AGITATION. 1ST (imi TO THR TRIS*-*"**.' Copyright. 1.« ; North American <-M. Nevi Ot, London*, Nov. 15..In rc-pb- to Uir ret rut sir niflrant B|MMB_ of John Pil'on whit li han excited ao much attention, tin* follow tn: |8«*.r may be rt fardcri as e-P-Caatag thc views of the Irish 1>_. h] and l.itnotic Inion up >n UM pros'nt sit mil i. n It Is fi-on) Arthur McMntwiuh Kavanagh. W..o sat In VMM luina nt iixun 1 si.c. io 1888 uk BMBbar fliM for Ws_t0-l un 1 thou for Carlow, ami is at 8-888811 memiter of UN 1.Bk I'i ivy Oa.S.L He 1--*-** scrve.l OH sc\entl it>.ul tAMMRRmnmTMM of iii'jtiiry, alli is !_- panled as thc rv. rcs.ntativc lan lord of Ireland Ho writes To judire from what is lassin1.' mund us from ila.v to day. wc air elise lo a trisis lo thc history ol this coi.ntiv. Thc im..-Iil .lille of allans iani).)l 1*.il.ly continua hither la Dell- linty must be the vu ti>i- nil! i.ii_n si prams in tin* li.nl or thc ia its*,mir it ool arty iiiusi triumph ami drive then l)|.|*illi lils into Unit 0_OCUlit_ from wi,bli tlic.- eOMrg-d st.un- se-cn \ciii-s i_o. 'Iliere iuu OS (( Im.f bm.surai oo con mon of .wea or _rme>l ^¦uiraiiiy m winch tba combatants nist on tin i iraapoos, «**_ watching for the other to nova. 'Ihe reasons which point to His Conclusion Tiiiis.1 1 tiiiui.. tic plain to every ne who cnn dbpssslon eley judea of ihe prre.nl uv the hiatoty of thc neat Agitation hu-, been carried to such extremes thai Un- cr a, tunis Deccassa. to Hs working lia*. themselves Butlered to suth an extent timi unless ca iv uni victorious criiMinmiiiiioii is shown to be eertinn thev will decline to be further utilized 'llmt Iir Pu'neil fi11i.n sppreciate¦ -*. raritkm ol altaiis an tlie Imminence of the crisis is c!ea fi-oiii his own tactics His Tenants' Relief bill wan oniv a (Msic nest stalkin; hone on windi to found fmllicr ii.ltiiti.il Ihe revival this yew of lin hoi cut (ay hv h's lieutenants and their thieati- of a bloody winter lies*. on the fa.w assertion ol wholesale evictiona, liave all so far failcl to ac <«,ui-ii-li Ids purpose. Ile now sous Hui eitlier hit ii- usm or it lota] collapse is ile inevitable alternative. As to the future ol tbe Irish fanner. wim have hitherto been his thief stippoitc.s, thej sii* silk of thc a.iuiii1 n fi-oin which, while tln\\ have profits*-, in s mc res ecta, Hey hare auffereu Diorc BC ('('Iv tIinti liny Other (aitiv- riii.dreda of thouaano. of dolla ¦ han* been aenl ave* hers iniu America, the Immediate mull oi whit h haa been over I4,30_ outrages. Nineteen cut nf e.cty twenty of tha adhnn hom those oiiita is lin e been fanneis r pasants The li isl) .Nm." l.'inis who helped to subscribe these flinns hardly realize that their in ni*** lins I"cu used t-. murder, (kuku ant Injure their own Kui. ann Um The Irish party's lii.jis- were raise) beyond their mort snii i.inc c.] c. iiiii.m-* by Mr, Qladstonc'a nt. ii t in. i-i n to the I'm nc .,i" polio*, bill tin S' illusive hopes were um thoron ch Iv dispelled hv the ve.iict ..f the Issi station Ihe (hie.it of ti,, rirne'litc Ml] luis iiiiihci oi.led the eyes of the Irish peop'e. 'I hey now see lhat Mr. I'.itnell is ir! ss omn potent In t'c House of .'..inn)..ns sis h.* would have them believe They sec thal tit |.ii<.ent ttoveinmenl ara deter.lino, to enforce law ani protect Ihe ire- mi', liberties of even? ekttt 'I hen- is nu class in sn. h til-rill neel of that pro lection -is the p-*asant*y ..f lretend in order tn Sive liicni from the -i mini tv lanni of t'c Na tioiiii! linne |)ie\ see thal thc (ioVC nni*-nt ave I is |.n .<¦.I to deal wiih the laud question in s frank eui fen 'coiis spiril aul they we In s poait! n tm oiler them real sn material advantages which it would be utter madness lo reject 'lhat il.esc an fa ts We lui < un ileniiidle mil tinily in.-icnsiii- eva dence uni that ll.e I-'Hellite leaders sec their si.' uni uni c both their tactics snd speeches rtcari*, prove Mr I.lon si Woodford Brain takes up Hu i.i; skit' lineal li lt o mes to thal no .a.nhl blood i*'e.I ii Rtilferins will follow, bul of the ultimate Isaue ii> one who known the riirhi of the cause o Tie stis-n.ih of In: Inn I (au Da lor a DMD.nt iii (loutit. ls RUSSIA MOBILIZING TROOPSl JK.NI.KAI hAtlllilis OM MB BAMFAOK.KUNIAN aranon ot balxosy. Sophi _. Nov. IT). .It is rumored herc fha! itussia 1* innl.tji/.inir irtiii|i«. Oeaeral K.tiltiar* hastie.-.: trod tim trial nf tl:i* ll ir.lu plotters null mid to. I. He lia* SBM .leta .r.de l tho dis¬ missal of the Prefect and Bab Piat-d of PBUIppopoUs bi cute* the patrol, late ai nil? il, .isirnieil and conduct- etl to tlie Iiiiaal-.il Co isal tte a RasalSS cavas*. who ha refused ta RltO ats BSSM SS Hie p»ss-wor_ when ebal* leti-fii. Hr. I'i,i. asBDBO, Nov. I.". .In semi-n ttl ri al circle* !:. re ono: Ka noky's api-ech has made a had un' pres-ion. Kusstaa (iip otim'ie circles consider tliat K.iliinl.-y had SS right io r.-rer to what Austria had 8SBS tn view of H'isslaii o.C'ip.itton of Bulgaria. secliiK lhat the RBSSlSS Gefars nen', hal never saajsestsd Iii" SSsapsMss of Kunnin i. Still, the (Jovernnient aii(i»res io a paal&e piecraaiom, Baie salseat otii iai« have al riana Um csariaIsstraetQasenl Kaalbari ts saapi a lesa aasslata (aaa la met* the men ny (ii*|)ti»ititm ol Ihe Balnsrias ioivern)i)eut. .Meanwhile Kusila Will eorr.lnu- lo .lisre.irJ (he ace of the 8s_TSS)e. Hussia disaupiove* the c >Diliilary ot a Meoklenlitir*. I-rine* or Ih Dake Of i uumerl md, ami will await a leactlon In f..v.ii ol ihe Rassias e m-tt iat«. Trie .Ino ,,nl iii st. Ftttrtlmttrij *.iy* lhat Hi" Morqotl Bf s-aiisiiicy'* spesatl at the Lor-I Milyura banquet In London, ls sn full of maiiiiiaiio't* tl,ia it mu*: aecline to nnlit'i-. Ti.* Journal toulraal* Hie i,rill*h in iuliceiii-e ol Hie l*i>i ippupulia movement ni 1 S-o w.tli K ii tri ind'* SI- tltuile lowar tha t-oplila uioveiuent "f Au.'Ust, 1886, tin- tftmet haviini lieen, <li>cisres ih . Journal, as loutn- adiy ii ve,uno. nv and In rlolauou ... me Dalian's fitful*, and "I the «| 'i 111) ri tl ki .ii ir-mtee.t hy the Hernii 1 reaty. I he Journal alas rmriet* the tmie of (he speech made h y (nun K uinky before the A n«t ro- M un .-arian _. k-.-b'.i,.'a ai I'aath. on Batardsr. Th* Narc* Vrttnya sud tiie '..,,-., spraeate tbaapeeeb, wbten they aaj H an il i.'iioii* an 1 atfjrJ* no ti rm Kim ra a lee of thai uiaiu- leua-ie of I'.-a. e. MII.ITAllY PBBPAEATtOIt. OF Iil'NOAHY. IU ha l'l.-iii. Nov. 15..Tba Conalittoe of Ute iiiui.arian iiclfiraiiuu has pa.soal thu nu.limy eau Susie* il!.tel. Um KO.58 PBOM LOlfDOV. I.oMxiN, \0T. IS. OOTSBATTKO f*(K-i si ikm.Thu LibertJ sad I'roperty De* lenee ie ague proiniae* to extend it* woruuitf uud with thi. iiLji-cr in view wiri onr.-iui. lares meeliu^t an cir- nutate paiuphlale aiumrit wm kini.iiiou uigiuti ineiu to aotisl in o iiih.illUK ute (Socmliat*. .ii.s Bani.-sd.'Tba Pats sf Usttsad ha* remitted .ollie iriiaiiii on his estate* lu Dernyshlro la per ceut at tiielr rents. IItm.mas is Dui i. ii.Tir.s-Ai) applleation was mail* In roan l.-day to have ilj-(id(D*n, the S-'cliiliat, ana hi* Wife '(UO-uUlad to Jail lor non-payineiit of ritnt. lui. LabosOoaano-.Tbs Osaaailsf tastaaisl Dem- BSTStM Ke ierj( un win .« 1 a letter to the Marquis of 8a:: ¦-.. j -ii-.i a .a: ,_. ol hliu thai he as Prime .Minister reteive a deputullon or uueuij'ioi ed Woikiiicninn on Sen -im,lay allaru nm and hear Irinu the.u a *lateuietii Si reasons for (¦_vi-roiuaut astin-..moe. The docuineut will i huimi, the i'reonor from aiieuiiiiin^ io eTatle the aepulatlou. . s> I'lvOTE-'ANT HOME BDLB-S Diblin, Nov. 15.-At a Banntiiif of the Proteauut lloine Kuler* in Dublin the llev. Mr. Mc- Cntcheoo, ol Kt-uuiare, prasldiuc, a reaolulion was analilla..u*iy adopted ii. favor af Hom. lillie at the only aaea-urt. lhat woul 1 Innetlt Ireland. NII.MANN ON I1IH r»8t AITI.AI.ANC1. BIRK. Bi lii.iN, Nov. IS.."Hen Ni. imarms, tlie u-nor, .bo 1* now lu New-York, has aent a cabin dispatch to Bia wife aaylntf bia debut In tbat oil/was tbe tfreatest sad moat pleaamtf turee** of bl* lita. a rUICIDK KKOM A CHURCH STEEPLE. Virnna, Nov. la*)..A youth committed sui- Me yeaterilay by lumping from tbe spire of tbe 81. Ansnstlue Court Chun_, a beitfht of llb rest. m- THE PO OVERFLOWING ITS BANKA. Kome, Nov. 15.-_ he River Po has overflowed Ila ba-kt all., vnraj, floodiu* au nu me nea area of laud. . .a-. FKAOMEST- OK CABLE NEWd. t Tami*, Not. 16..M. Marala. lb* actor, was married to-day lo Mlle. Kiviore. hi. bardou waa the witness. Cairo, Not. l..-Ibe Dervisnes Sava abandoned the Euuiry wi* en Doutfoia aud VV* j Halla and deaarters tm ibolr raiika aro costlnualiy entering tba Briiish isa. _. TURN INO THE TABLES ON A BLACKMAILER. Halifax, Nov. 16 Stitt tal. '1 lit table, have Nen neatly turned os ibo blackmailing Informer who planned and earned oat tne acaain* tor tba eeisaro of tba Au,er car. flsfclng Taaaal Plying Wcud. ? warrant .as isaua. this af lar noon re- bte arreat for aneak-thiev- »«, ba having ttolau au overoat from ona ol tbe crew asea leaving tbat TaaaeL Hie nama la John Frost and sa la a ira.ip. CIVIL WAR IMMINENT IN RCMELIA. London, Nov. 15.-1'. ia reported hero from Atbana U.al the paaaania ot Kaeiaru Kuti elia ara de- gSS_R___-__S_,"*" ***** Ru,,"k' mn* »>»"«*«1»» bIBCORD BETWEEN IDDESLEIGH AND DE STA AI. London, Nov. 15..Baron de 8t__aJ, the Rus- tuxt AwbAaoaaor, _ad a two boora' interview wuk Lotti Iil.teai.ich. aeoretary for Foreign Affair*, to-day, and re- ports of discord* In tbn Tlews o' the two are teTlTet. laird Salisbury, Lord Itldesleiah and Count von llatz- faidi. Oerman AiuOHaaador, hart « long conference to __y with re fe re nc* to the ramlirtucy of PtimSB Nicholas sf Minirrelta for Ibe Bulgarian hr..ns. It I* np.ate that L'nglaiid, ..tina and derm my ob) -ut tn I'nnce Mch.leo. AMI.KICAN9 AMUtBtBD IN RUtMA. London. Nov. 10. -Six Amt.ri.an ritizonn b.ive been ari*.ted In Southern Russia for preaching in an orthodox Naaemtily or Itii**tant. Mr. Lothrop, tue Knited States Minister at Bl. Petersburg, bas heeu e:i- deiiTornir to in lure tbe anthoritie* to releaae lim prlt- ouers, bul ao far ha* been tuiauoreaarul. CLAIMAM CURTIS'S HAR EXPERIENCE WHAT HIS MTKItlOR OIKICKR .IIIN'K*- OF ..IM¬ PROBABLY A CRANK. Chicago, Nov. lo..Ute Journal thif evcnine puiillaliea an interview with Lieutenant-Colone. E. A. Calkins, Of Ibe 3d Wisennsin Cavalry, in relation to the Tichborne cl.u.iit, Charles Curtie, who, the colonel at) a, was a I,,nt.-n.mt in his reirliuent. enlisted under the natue of Charlot O. Ferris. The man was picked up at Baraba* Wis., and was made lieutenant owing to his ci..un of having ii il a military education. Continulnir, ( ti, m. I'alkint said: " I fnruiiad Lieutenant Farris's acquaintance ns soon as he J.ilne.l the regiment willi hi* company. Ile was a man of medium liel_tht--say flVi) feet aeven or elirbt niche* high.sud would have weighed thou 1 lo, or pos- sihiy 180 pounds. Ibero was nothing striking In his apiieaiaiu-e. Ho had a dark oo(ii|>iexlon aud dark, sir.ni.lii hair. Undid not ri ie extraordinary weil-no better Mian any or the recruit* who bad oom* rrom farms and heeu familial' wltb horse*. Fern* did not mingle ut ii eh with, tho other oltl -er* or (lin men. He wa* ino.idy ami reserved and av,il,led tuukl'iK acquaint- aiii't-*. He never in iinaie I that he wa* of KdkIIhii ki rt li ot ari»tocra:io ii.oo i, or atiyiblng els* except what be upreared to be.a quiet vu vi 2 mm woo ha 1 bean drift¬ ing »(¦out, bad smirk tt pince where toldler* were eullst- luc fur the war, aud Omi Joined the coiniiany under the iii|nii-e of the moment. Ii I* reiuarke 1 of the real Tichborne, wlio disappeared tinny yars a.'o or so. that Sa WSS educated !¦ France sad ap.ike only French, 01 -puke I-.n_rli«h with * French accent. Kerna apoka only ni.-ii.ii in mv bearii)-:, and spoke it In an orainarr Waf, like any tolerably well-educated American. Ile remain.-,1 ifltb til- leirliuent aliniit a year ano then re-lmii* I. Th reit or lour year* a.o ('urn., or l-Vrn«, cain" lu the aiirfao* iii Calilorula. Ilia claim w*« allowed with buck nay a ni 11 nBUSS la ,.. I. ¦'.().). Ho use tn ls money lo gu to E'i«- and, where he pi o|i.ised to preaent huuseir as th* lilli* borne heir, and lui 1* said to have predicted that he would be Immediately acknowledged. He ls probably a crank." SUICIDE Ot A SHIPPING MERCHANT. DOAB LOMBARD, of BO-TOW. iniiai.hs c,a<- in* an F1FKIIIAI, M sNSKIt. Boston, Nov. 15..Edgaf Lombard, of tho urtu of A. E. Limb trd'» Son*, ono of IBs b**t known shipping Onus in trilat partof the country, comiuilted suicide Hil* morning in a strainer) tuanuur at Young's Hotel wliil-a laboring under a apell of despondency caused by faniuy trouble*. At about 11:80o'clock the odo! ot recaping ga* wa* (raced tu Mr. 1. miliirtl'* np.trt- iii.*iiie, the ti-or* of which were locke I, AB SBIfSBSS wa* effected throu-h the transom, tvlieii lt wa* dtseeVSf-d hst Mr. I-oin'.ar had enter,-.! bis bath, proli.ihly an hour in fore, and inking a rubi.er drop-11 ir ht liu-e, bad tasteued one end ov-r (hs gas-buiner, then pulling Um other end into his mouth lani down au I inhaled lunga* until be w.ia asphr .1 nei. Hit laws hid relaxed arter eitth, allowiiiit tue gas to escape. The decease I niau loaves a walnw and three cnn lien. Thu holy Wa* taken charge of by hi* brother. SIXTY LIVES I.flSI AI SI.). ANOTIIKll S|| AM-Ilii' lH-ASTI.lt ()Fi THK (OAST OK J A I'AN. San Francisco, Nov. IS..Tho Bteamer ' (oeanic. winch arriTod to-day fro(u Hong Kong and Volitihauirt. brinies newsof ibefoui ierliu of tbe steamer Norman tore off Posh! mo, .1 ip.m, with ie~ea.f-.wa per- mat os board, twelve ot whom reaouea laud. Ske wu* .a len wita (ca foi-New-York and Canada. Tue dale ot ihedisastor it not given. WHO WANTS TO RUY Uh. MAYFLOWERt itu: Pl.llrt a -s sloop ron KALB Al COST.CA I* TA IN 1-aIvk's iika-ov POB BBU4N. BOSTON. Nov. 15.. Tlie -loop Mayflower is offered for taie at 00*1, the aAmt io iciuain open uutii December! The raaSSS given I* that Ihe owner will probarny b- unnbln lo idTe Hie required time next sum- mer for the (rial race*, in tbe event of auoiii-r contett for rho Aiuerica't cup. Edward Burgess, the deatcuer, aiiTn that last *uii)iii-r's rnuipal_.h co-t (ieueral Paine ere ii deal of tune and care, nnd he -loee uot leel like _.,,:,_. to .un, iiei .i], ii comest h.-It y--.ir. He thulka .tie Mayflower may be nee Iel to defend the cup, and t-ives mis opportunity for any one lo buy ber wim has the tune io run her as she should bo ruu. Il ls a public melter witu hun, however. The news that General Pales Bsd offered the. Mayflow¬ er for sal. wa* a suipn.o to.Vew York yachtsmen. Itwn* ..ccoiiiiietl fur by the BUppoelUss lhat the Ueneral dld'iit cue lo jilin.oaie hiuist if ,tg,un on the .Ular ,.f ins 1 nun- try "is yaihtiii_ supremac. " fhe r.ices la»t year," saul oneyachtsman, "must have cost Oeneral Paiae in aetoal ana 1i1cirt.ul.il expenses fully sf.'.").DOD, besides what he paid for Hu- Mi}, .wer. lt is mit ai all surprising tbat he wan'* aome ono else to slum,der Hie louden thl* year. The fact is, the A i.ei ic.t's cup la limn i,.ii.' au ex¬ pensive article to ..av.- .ir ..in a House, li lita cost tn .r<- money lo defend (hat pecultatly Ui_r,y pleun of Ui¬ ver war- than anyone na- any idea of. ino am nut boos up li.10 tbe hundreds of 11,mi"atula. It will be defended, lowever, to tee blttor end ol ihe exchequer 'Ibo May. fl,itv. ou_lit io Hud pl.my of purchaser*, mil 1 hope *ne wi not UH imo the bauds of a y.na..nan who is not a lacing man." --ste.... URt,INO Fl.DEUAL AID IN EDUCATION. Huston, Nov. 15..The Committee* on Fed- cral Aid to the Common .scnool*. apiioiuiel In July nj the National Teacher.' Association ai foi.e.i. and tho Ame: .can Institute of I oat rucllon at Har Har,or. whloh has been in session here for thn past week, ad¬ journed to (tay to meot in Wasiii, ¦.¦,:, at the Conven¬ tion of .-r.hiioi -superintendeul* In february. The Com- mltioo discussed the nate lull for I'e lerai aid to the common school*, aul votel a report fever¬ ing ita principle, but no action was taken as to the special real ure* of the bill. In itorordauce wltb tDe resolution* of the convention* at Topeka and liar Harbor,|tiin commKine* were au sa* lanced as to give sack Stats ami territory local repre¬ sentation tu tue conv.uilou at IVashin.loii. Mri. Miry H. Hunt, sup.-r'uteu'leut of the educational tie I'.titmen; of tue Woman's National Christian 'tempe¬ rance Union: Hugh Thompson, of mw Carolina; Mayor Courtenay, of Cnarrl_«toii, B. C.; the Rev, A. I) Mayo, Ju ure Hrekney, of K.-irmni, and others prom¬ inently cunii*-ted with thn Nat onal aid movement were Chosen members of tue Federal Aid Commission. EVANGELIST BOODY AT HARVARD. Cam mu ix. k, Mass., Nov.15 [Sk)tctRt).-'Dwighi L Moody, the evaitK*ll»i, laced au audlenc* thia evening in Maunder* Theatre th»l even he found lt difficult to inoi 11. Twelve hundred men aat before Mr. Moo Iv when he li g ni the uieeilug, and be had to fight for every par¬ ticle of enthusiasm with which the audience favored bim. In bia man!), hearty way he found the path to the respect of tbn students, 'lins first Hireling while it was br 110 means a failure waa not a grand success. Mr. Moody will, howeTer, be backed In his effort to conTert Harvard students by a band or 150 men of the Harvard Branch of the Young Men's CurisCiau As»oclailoi), who will give hm, devoted support. About JOO students and ou sider* beti,ie* the ui-mber* ot tho society *taynd to-ni.hi trier Mr. Moody's lecture to make their alle¬ giance to bim. -w- EMBARRASSMENTS IS BUSINESS. Little Rock, Nov. 15 (Special)..Thu First National l; mk of Pine li;inf closed Ita doora to*.lay. Tbe assets and liabilities are uot stated. It waa estab¬ lished three years a.o The presldnnt, Charlea L Neel, ia aald to be Worth 8***.000.000. He bad aeveral lliou- aand at rea in tullun thia seaaon. Depoaitore are greatly a i ci lad. Nkw-Oklkans, Nov. 15..A dispatch to The Firayune from I'u kent, Misa, anya. "Tbe large stoiaa of Tucker, -barp Ca, of thia plaoe: Sharp, Tucker A Co.. of Vaugbau'a Station, and Sharp & Tucker, or 8harpsi>ur_c, w. ra loaed to day by al_aoti__au_ Short crop* ant bad collections are ataiKued as too causot or the ran ur e. No eiaienitul baa been made." Taunton, Maaa, Not. 16..The Eagle Gotten Milla Company ls etabarrasaed to ibe extent ol about $150,000. V. li. Dean ls the manager. THE lABh.R DIVORCE CASE. Boston, Nov. 15..Tho Tabei divorce cane was belora tbn (supreme Judicial Court to-day. Couutcl for Mra. Taber wltbdrew the pntiiioo to prove axcep- tiona an I to dismiss thn assn, explaining lhat thia waa not (he proper remedy, and thal tun case woutd bs broomt balsas me court ssala in another form, lb* _S__*-_!a!l**IW*.ttOisawal. This is th* case In which frank tabor was granted a diyoroe from tbe de¬ fendant for anama adultery wllh the Hot. V.. W. Downs. TALLYSHBET FORGERS HELD FOR TRIAL. CoLCMBcs. Ohio, Nov. U (Hrrrfiif). Tht preliminary bearing in the caao of the peraoua charged wltb allanna Ibo uily-abeeu in oue of the preclude of thia elir abortlf after the Ootober eleotlon In lu .5 was closed to-ulsbt. Algernon Oranrnl*, Kuban Mont¬ gomery, B. H. Marriott aud Otto W. Hum wera hell to bail fur trial. A RBMINISCESCE OF HIE WAR. Philadelphia, Nov, 15.-1u tim United 8ta.ee Dutncl Conn lo-, i) a Ttrdirl for ibe defamum wa* rendered lu lbs ault of tba Uovarumeul ag.inti Clement I. Huehea and \j* tr I). Kuller, the owner* ol the steamship Tappahitino k. In willoh lt wa* sought tu recover for dam >gn» untamed by a collision between tb*( vetsel and the Vailed States sMBSMMB Ashland in 1 SBA. It appeared that the collision occurred on th* .lainn* Hivr, at lily Point, while OeBSfal f-rant hid employed boin »hlp* to a*«ut In !:l* movement SS Kichiiiond. I he c.trifo ol the Ashland wa* mst and the liability wn* sou ..-hi tu bs tile SS th* defendant*. There td. nu »l"i.ii or the occiireiicn noir alive exo»pt one, end this per* in's atfllMVit wa* nol d-tl-n e lt wa* .lated that the only ann who tr..md nave been allie tu distinctly detenu* thn collision wa* Oeneral Grant. STEALING RODES To HIDE HIS CLIME. Ti-IAI. OK a ni'KAi'i.tiNo BOU.BBB*.mfa W8TBBB1 ros ooMBuornr in hi.** chimp. CiiKAdn, Not. 15..A diBpot.I from Sprint-- field. Ohio, aa-a: A ault for cnibe .lenient snd laroeny lins been cotna on bern. Tnn nccus-d person was Jessie D. Carrol, of ppnng City. Tenn. On March 13. 1884 iii- piBfllStSR Ol '.tie .lampion Har and Knife Work*, of tbis city, were Informed Oy th* Do.iia»ei,->r, Frank B- Jones, tbat tbe ssfe had been open u ana iliat me ce.".- book, day-book and ledger were mlssiuc. The pro¬ prietors, knowinir that no one but themselves and Jones hal the combination of the safe, had Jones arrested. When Jones waa taken to Jail and searched ri'-" In bills wat found on bim. Jone*. oonfe**ed that he waa not only a defaulter, but hud taken the book*. Un directed the officer* to ao to a cer¬ tain sewer la this city and part of the booka would be found, and the rest were at thn house of Jessie I'. Carroll, ar flprlng City, Tenn. The book* were found lu the sewer. Jone* was sentenced to ten years in tbe Ohio Penitentiary. liefore Jones went to the penitentiary, officers nnd members of the Arin went to th" Carroll woman's lion*" to look roe the reat of toa boo.*. Mi** Carroll was not at hoine, but jn*( where Jone* *sld th" book* were, tbey were found-under the Ice-house floor. A requisition was secured and Miss Carroll waa arrested, brought h«ro and tried. The evidence showed (hat JeaateCarrwll wa* taken Into Jones'a f.nnlly aa ii domes- ric when a v.luna: clrl and at a limn when he and ida wun lived In Co unit.ca. Iud. When Jorie* cain* here to work he broke up bonookeopiag ami Jeaaie Carrol dis¬ appeared so far as Mr-. J.>u»* knew. It wa- shown, how- eTer, that Jones ptirchasml lan mid a house near -"pring City, Tniin.. and made thn deed* to J. (sin I). Carroll. Hhe wa* laetal lad a* mlstre.a, and kept three serTant*. The ntclit of the robbery Jn*sie w.is on band and took away (hn trunk to lianne..-e wi(li her. Thn linn haa nnver int m tdn purine th" nrnoiint .(( .lo-i-*'* SSrtWSS ement, hill lt I* Ot |ea»t ).2(>,(MM>. Th* booka -vnrn st.SS lo conceal theenme. Ihe case against Mi** Carroll was niven to the jury on Saturday evoiilug, hui a Ter Int hu* not yet bein rendered. WI Ll) ANIMALS IN THE CATSKILLS, l-ANTiu::.', BS IB ano itch TBAOSKB and kui id liv Tin: MOOBTAIBBRBS. BlO Indian. N. Y., Nov, IS..Panthers were bf no means scarce in the Catskill Mountains some yenrr ago hut latterly tney liave benn aenu ao seldom that lt waa believe 1 tbey were alrroat If not entirely extinct. On -iimlav morning several sheep of a Hock b«loni_lug to Phillp D'dnck were found killed and morn or less mangled, aad titi* taken In coii|.mellon with fresh tatt* print* winch did nut correspond with those of any ititm-il familiar to the noliMihiuho ul determined Mr. hedrick on a pursuit. A party was hastily formed snd tccoiupauled by *,-Veril dogs started lu ijuest of the i-ltor. After a hard tramp of several miles thrmuli inn snow thn liiinter»pcrceive,| the 8SCI en-a-'ed In a nene s'.riiifgln willi a finl-crowti male puilher. The iee of eiico.inter.a thick oluuip of trees ss Hie elife if a c ifl.w.is not accessible to the hunters and so ex- ¦ited were Hie dosi that Ii wa* unit) -andu to cai! (bein (ft* tn order to lire ,it tim panther willi,ml woondlin hem. The aril uni killed olin ot hi* assailant* and koiii probably n tye aseapad, socown I wera UM other., mi for (ii- (os iclry of a hu I- UM wu ch dun.: tn hun so li-sp- i.itei .- that lt wis impossible to BBaBa him "ff. and nev filially roded over the cliff, wnen a shot killed the .anther. lin iltur tad be.-n so .erioiisly in)ure,l in Ibo cMiirirle th .1 il wa* found nee,-ss.(ry lo kill ll alto. Krsi.Mov. Nov. 18 tS/i,riiii,. .tin Krnlay i*»t in the ..gnni or Dry Brook, la tho Catskills, two boya. Oinn Inild and Frank I airimii, trent a bear and shot bim. Che c-trc-is* weu'he I 850 pound'. On the same day lime twenty tuen and boys lu BaUtVas Comry .tarted i tl ie rn l deer nn.tr (_ lar tillie, ebSMd lt III un' ni'lea and loan? ona of tba boya broo.bi il du wu wita nrevoi.ar. leer are «.-.iro* amt it I* a long limo since auy have benn aitiihl in (hal region. serious BtC-BB.I 08 IAMBI D. w.umiiv, Buffalo. Nov. L5 iRpsttoh. .-JBaaoB l>. W'.ir- en, id thi* cltv, ls iotUTOrottiy Ul, and his phys clam sar lin cannot m-nr-r. Ha nu un. Id .li out of bed for bree wenna. I li" no |Ms at lint was in fl vu in tf lori of he Ua moy*. Hoon afterivarl li* wi* attacked with Ightsw.a.its si n ssvnr> character. He ala.) eu'- ere.i from s eoplaaaseaa Mr, Winen believe* Ina will ever 1-ave In* nea. tin say* tb tl tho *vui,it nu-* are hose of which bfs father (linda few > nar* a.o. His ure mid diu.'h'.nr skaroln los f-irs. nu: tliey try tu inove thc I ana from als min I. Kor a fnw days past he ti i.nen **!>: eoasianUv ssdor tu Influence of rolerlaa. ir. HUI called Dr. liurrell In c, insult dlo ycart rda)'. -? THE l'ARTI-AV DEADLOCK IN DL.'BR KlBOSTON, Nov. l:"i [sjp-ci'il).. Th* I>cfuo- rais of Ulster wore so an«.ad by tkatr i«t« srasBias ereat -ii thu polls th il ta >y b ive now tMSOOM lost to all enos Sf reaioti aul just ce. About a week ago tne loerd of Supervisors begss balloting fer skatraes asd Sej hiv i been nt lt aiinoit every d iy siuo*. Tonight lie tiioiiotoiiou* 'o,- n.i.i.y is a,.am tn proems* and each allot resin. 13 lo 13, tbat bolos tim strnng'h of n.ieb any In tim oo.ir I. Ii l* un rnr-tuol th it tu,- I'.epuh- ran* are winni., to concede tim clerk ami a laird,vi- On ot ihe otb. r nlti' es to die Ileinociut* on coudlllcu hat IBsf have tl.o chairman. michael DATITT IS inTSBUMO. Pittsburg, Nov. 15 [Special)..Michael Dav- ,1 arrived from I'tucliiiiali Un* mnrntng and lo-.ititbt Icc- ii red on Hone (.ute at Lafayette Hall. This afternoon, ii au Interview, he isl " 'he mit** ot Bsgllab people ike Ibo deepest int-re-t In ...n.rlc.iii affair*. They are In ivor of a si's."iu of govThiuont resembling yu ira hey are contain,v learning priinri|.ln* of economlo (ivertiiiiont from America. Kven mn kraal Ktt-listi poaBers (p)uie --i unpins ol the American Betka*! of SaiSSeS uud auvern..icnt. lhere ia a .iron.' lend.-ney ii-a .i'd a reiler.I form of irovernment, tuon.ll il I* nari n say whetb <r or not tht* reeilmr wui ultimately asinine li |iii.i* o.* a rep ililn .in govern mnut." Mr. Dav;it waa snorted io LafayatlS Ball ny tue H'lmrulan Kitles and ri» intriMiiicnd to ih" aBdleSSe ny tim It-v. I.-, lt. tl BBS* ue, a Pr abytiTiau clnrgViuau. _t Ul nclo*« of 111* I'-rl- re Ile wa* at -men d ri von to tlie l'nlon Depot, fin re m look a train for Detroit -» MOMS sll.1< l 1\ REi,ARD TO MARRIAGES. Cincinnati, Nov. 15 S)i,-cia!.." Do yon in rmi to carry nut tue decree, of thu reoeut council at laltlinore in re_»r 1 to tuarria.ro oareinouln* I" wa* ¦ ked of Arohhlsliop Kl Inr tn-.lay. " I belie ve lt ls left o the prudence of the bishop*," he answered, "but tbe .in mini,um or tbe synod are to lhat effect. In the 'ai hollo Church mairimony la one al the aacramenis nd should ouly bs receive.) with tbe udnosl devotion. h.- marriairn ceremonies (hiiuiil not be *o brief, our ."ie impreasive and the couple aliou.d l>e In a slate ot rai e. baTc m-ade a general couratsion uud be prcpatn o receive (hn Holy Couiuiiimou at thn iiupilal m.**. ema wo sha.I lie suicrer hereafter in regard to that Batter.** OAR CEO CDS IN Kl STU CRT. Lol"isvili.e, Nov. lo..NUottricr Journal __*. atoll says: " lim war lu Perry county, Ky., between he Kreurh and Kversole laotlou* hos broken out afresh. tlmost every cltizeu of the couniy ha* taken side* with ne or th* ottier of these mountain merctiout priiio-a, as bey are cai ed. BotB faction* »eniit to come (o tue cot.* Iilsion that (iier-ii-.n be uo .eilleuienl except by ci- rrminatlon. ii..tu faction* are armed aud lim Ural (bot oil bring anon; a general war. The feud between 'r. neb and Kveraoin darna baok aeveral yeara. They re riyala In mi.mest and cuulrul (he whole trad* of eTerai mnuntalu co.inilea. The report tbat both were Hied Suma lime agu waa nol true." TBS COSl OF LIGHTING LIBERTY. Washington, Nov. Iff..He 1'ost to-morrow rill i>'in,mi au article aayiu* that the Ligbihou.s loard had collected a larne amount ot data regaruuiK be illumination of the Ilariholdi d ame of Liberty. It mle that 8.KH) a month will Im required to ll;uinl_»l* lha tattle with the aa-UM kind or ll_ut as thal used nurina he unveiling <-«reiuunu-s. Ii I* ihouirut io be impo**i- e to Uni ni, n_t:r tue whole .iain, aa itiat lt wilt ba aeeu t night, owing io it* omi, non-ri.nctlun eurraoe. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. MLI.TIV. ok caiit.k GBOB-BB. Cnn Ano. Nov. l.V ai (he aiiiiual ii,.i-tiii|_ ..f the National attic oroia, I. Associational n,, Biiei.sn Ueuee tbia after- (Min. lt hhs niilei hv iiiiaiimion- vole Io unite Wita Hie attona! ailie and Hume i,rowers' Asm* .adnu "' Ki'ti..i in foriiiing a Bea organisatioa to be known ss he ('ohSolnlatcl alt].- n-iwera'Assn, latltili Ol the lill"! Ut. a A Joint inc. tlnK of the iiieinhi-.-sol both th. old asst- la.one ta ta be in ld ai ti.e hleoao Um h. ut Traill-mi'I un .11 tnoruiiig. OBTOKATIOHB IX KM pr KlioM a mobtoaob TAX I'll ism lt.., Nov 18 Tba Stats Supreme (onri lu d»y de- I.ted Hut (tu- linet- mill Ull nllhl lint lie .oil., ted ir.ml ji ,-..r .it ...ti-, 'iii-re were three appeals UM.etJeba Hu" ir. John ii idak ami i (i Bairr. nota tko oaai.i ol Kima- ¦i|,hni lim j.l.imi ;.s were Li roltoctor* iii Plulnilelplila iii weie sitoiii .1 li...,, ,,,|i,-, tin^ ||., Ul,.B by a pirliinlii-iTJ (Junction. I lu- in-a .nut ii. i.t ii,ai the inn- indi tax doe* ul hui,I aaa.MM lin- linn ,«a*es. A,., I,, li lu ,i im.luina, bul ie* hoiil *., I.i as iii,lo ,,Inala tire ,,u, eruct, din* Boelttoo aa.ullin ned Im 1... i,|.nii. Cmnl TO* I lato will lo*« ..ul i22i,,Oi>i) Iii this minty alone. kKl.i I I PUII "-KU I.Kl.UH HY Kl UK WistiiN'.i'V, Nov. 13, lin-ilaliie lelirri oitiinilt.i. in (Ids ty, John Lyac. treasurer ..I.e. i.,i tate armitip the -qm. cf .'ju lui lite ".nrti-ieis bt nu- .1 K*st|s_r( ana !'_iii(iiii*t<ii> Ma he aunt will jiiub.thl} la- un res.tsl lu ? i.OSH. by Uie cud of iv weuk. A< QOrfTAL Of A HANK ntBBIDBBT. NoUI'nlJt. Vs., Sm. l.'i.-A veisln I of aniulllal wa* mn- -ie.) lo ila> lu Ho- aaa ot loan ll a\ I. t. sad (ni mi_|i|ili (BB inda of Ihe P.xi ii.uk- XallOBBl ii.tltk, bi which hv aaa judi tnt al i_e lime of ila ia mr.. SEVEN MEN TX) TRY IfcQUADB AT LEAST THAT RUM BER ARK IN THK BOX. THE CIIAI.r.PNli. 1 IIAVK NOT ll OVS Yf.T, IIOWKVKR .B.IW MOQOABB 8018 IB COURT. Tho timi .f Arthur .1. MeQaarfo, the Hocnn.. siember of the Hoard of Al lorin m of 1911 to be called upon to f,.oe a Jury on tee accusation of bribery, wi* hairunye*ter..iy.a!,iiy ana quietly. Recorder Suyth'e court-room. Part I .f tu. o,urt 0f Oeneral Seealous, waa the eccn* 0f t(ld tTUu Tll9 rooin (t smaller, n,a celling lower, tba furniture and woodwork, older and more worn, and all the surrounding* in** imposing than thn roora of the Cmtrt of or.-r ana Tor-nlner where Henry W. Jaclin", Mctjuada'e companion in the Boa. or Aldermen, waa Ut* i. The roo ii Held only a small part of the crowded, lasses and spectator* who tried to pass tho door¬ keeper. In addition to the usual number of Jurore who hare .**r*»d al the ordinary trtola for two weeks iasl there hod been an *z'Ti ;:.'.*! -' 200jurara auminoned and a part of them responded. Tbe few roT. XfStnJt to- serTed filr*l^otators were qulokly oocdplnd aud tbsn admission, exc-pt for witness.-.* and fir thoee Holding Jurors'slip*, W48 forbidden br the order of ihn Re¬ corder, rim anxious seekers a'ter an opportunity to see and hear ihe pronedin:* or the trial waited imp* tlently fora time and men departed. Recorder (smyth tonk his eoat soon after ll o'oloek. niaaqn.ire-oiu f« .turnua, pale faoe, high forehead and seamy brown aud gray hair, were well-known to all thoa* of the spectator* who __W9 frequently attended criminal trials. Un I* oareful of gool or tar lu the eourt- room and li ts a short way with thoa, who dlaiurb tbe peaSBsdlasa, ao there waa quiet In the place as soon aa hnemered. The counsel on ooth sides bad already aa- semblad, but tb. Court was ocoupled for some time wuh OOSapttas the pleas of minor ofTenders and sen tenc(nirtii'in toy «ri(im short termi of Iriinrls'inuient. The defendant wa* on hand early In tbe day. Ile baa wavy hslror a dark reddish-brow i hue, -in I a our! orer bis forehead. [_ , mottomtt had beau eh .to-I ott, hut ls inseiiinltig to ur .w a/ain. II* ls tull, siirightly and nen T uis. III* fnaturns show his Hil.enit.ni d uceu_ Mo- Heeds wss sarreasdal by »«Tnrii ratetises ant ac¬ quaintances, wim whom aol with hi* lawyers be oon- Teraed ria- v. Un wa* rnstless and rapid in his move¬ ments, but sooin-ad couti lent. ile wa* scarcely still for a moment, chaining bis position constantly leaning hit bead tint on one band and then on the other, now io -j,og up toward the celling and then down toward the floor, and aiMin turning to speak to ona ot bis friends or counsel. Sn ir him sat a noun oillonr, as the lie. corder, in accordance with In* nivanaiie rule, -lira'.. 1 that thn ilef.Mi.l_nt I.TSfcl l.n put lu tbn "ill .riff's ou .tody frmu ibo (ima ihe trial began until the mry shall reu ler a verdict, Disiriei-Attorniy Martin, let thecitinsel for the pro¬ secution, na qeeeoeeed ¦aajr ti Bas leese, personally. Assistant District-Attorney Dolano.y N,coll assisted lu examining dm furors. Colonel Kellows leaned bank In hts chair, drinking lu the Incl touts of the trial preparatory to tho necessiry spe'cri-m* .mg toward the closo of the trial. Assist mt District-A' toruey* Fitzgerald and Davl* also watched the trial. BltJades Hen) nulli F. Tracy sud Richard £ New- comb| fBralSBS I Hm leg il pro-notion for the defendant. Ollera! ia tc-, looks le bs stronger ant lu belter health than wlmii %t BBfBedea Ferdinand Ward. Un eat quiet and watcnr il, occasionally atrokinit ht* pointe 1 arty l)eard, whit* Mr. BoWoSBlBS put In ranid au,'cession the qiii-Hilou* Inside I to doiern)ln« the elate of maid of tho SMB WBO ofl.rad tkSBMSlVSa aI Juror*. Kr. Newcombe ran li* hand thro l.'b bis curly bair amt stroked his chin as bn put the question in bis stnoo.b-toned voice. Clerk John "spar. tingan tn c ill tho list of juror* ainl Deputy Clerk lilli drew tue tilpa cout lining mo name* of tim Innis from the box. Police Inspector Rv rn-* witchei (he proesodlBCI in the tn irnitig. Ex-Alder¬ man Patrick Farley was among the spectators aud some of the lawyers and fri-tnl* of the accused men were pre*- ent. ".lorry" ll »rtl_t»( carn) lu by tne silo door and took seat aear the clerk's des.. The minor bastBoSi of tho court having boon disposal of, Mr. Martlue, a few min,res beforo noon, rose and a.tit to Im Recorder: " Wo are now ready in tho case of Arthur J. __C<_S il-." The He...rlor-.I un lent.md that me other aldo la rewly. Mr. Martino -I .Hare so. (.cu.ra: Tracy no 1.led assent. The Recorder called Qenoral Tracy's attention to snetlou :(('.!» af tim Coln. relating to the ehalleiiK- niK of juror*. Ueneral Tracy thou asked whether the p reinptory challenge must bo made as ea.-h juror went to the Jury-box or after tho twelve scat* worn lui1. Tim Recorder Raid the peremptory challen.es mit-lit nn milo aller the jury-box was lille,i. Ihn Juror* who had served in the prece ling part of the term were excuse i. Clerk M.tl called as the first nam* drawn rrom the bm M Bernard ,f. Sslonto.." Mc Saletaos i» an ba porter ul leather. II' his a dark c.impiexio.i, .md black anle- VI * cr-. Mr. Nicoll nske 1 m.iuy q ic-llou. wlilm wero reposted ls SOkStaBSS lu exaiiilulug the o'her juror*. Tho withes, was askel whether hi kn-w the defendant or any of the counsel enraged In the .ase; whether he know any of t .'io members of tba Board ot Aides* men of l»-4, all of whose names wiro lead; whether h>- knew cuber tsiarp. Kerr. BusBaJ, lUokiead, Hird. MeLean, Hnst, BoUaoe. Borlbnor or Brigin, wno ha.ibeen CiiiiiiRiieii with one or the toads that hal uu interest lu Brood wa**; winuber ba kimw anyone of Hu* lawyer.. Mes-r-. i'.uss, i.hitlenden or Lvddy, who bul acted a* legal advisers in so ne of the proSSSdlSBS arising out or tne proposed railroad; wheth r he knew Messrs. Pallor lui, btiekurjr, S rakau or Dupl.rti.ic. counsel Ior aliened brtb-sglvdra, and wucl. er he knew A .ram Dls- beoker ol' rd ward Phelp*. Un did nut know my of ihnse psTSUBa ile said that he would b- .Hide only by thc evidence In deciding the ca-e, but wueu dr. Nicoll atteinptnd to put the qu-ailon (lin odinr w.t>, aaklos "tty wu*. WUI yoi be kui.iel IB deciding in-is*./" i.eneral lr.cy madn che rlrst oljeotniu On tko part of m.- oefoooa sud toeora-l a aiiadrawsl of tiie q le* io i. Neither Mr. Nicoll nor .Mr. No-.vonni be could tin,I any serious bull wno Mr. **aloin.in, ami ht. was pro- vialonally acceutad as the brat juror. Ile will be fore¬ men i-f thn Jury If he |* not peremptorily challenged w.ien iw. Ive meu have t iken (Heir sn.t* in tne Jury-box. ('burles ll. iwi.t, IBS a-slsianlaicrrrary of thn Pan lian.lin t'oiisiruolii'ii loiupany, al No. 1 HroadWay, answernd Inn questions intelligently. Ho bad au opiuiou aald ¦* I WO.ld SBUSaVOT tu decide by tue nvidcnc', hut at lim present inn.. 1 do not. thins thal I could." Ile waa ex.ii.nl. fetor U Pm.or, of No. 818 Hixth-st., wno manufaot- urea loung.*, hail an op BIOS and wa* not allowed lotako biaaoat, Mo'.>,i,ou Appa i, of Nu 140 Bast K:fie*uth-«t., knea Aldermen Bhiel.ls and Kirk somewhat. He wa* excused. Jni-i.ua *... l_4iunsbury, a commercial traveller, whol* employed at a dry gooda burna al No. (i.i I., un nd *U, was .ccepied a- Ibe second provisional Juror. Ile baa a ournie** air .ii t look* a* thougu he might bu au iiitold- aeut juror. ihoiiia* R. Armstrong, a IsaaBoarded, elderly man, had au uplulos wnloh would atlect his Judguieut, and Wa* excused. Louis A. Davis, of No. 1.1 Thlrd-ave., who manufact¬ ure* rmi., ra. ,s a young m..u and had re* int news¬ papers. Ile cam thal he ti aa nu imprna.inu a* to (Ue milli of (ho ,itcuRi. mau, tbougii he had read tue opts* lons expiea.ei] iii tue lieWspaper* all I believed Wbai un read in timm. i|e wa* passisd for a tune when Mr. Mari m. sall: "Y..u believe what you read and yet lt make, uo impression I" dr. Newcombe drew from ino withe.a that be waa not opposeil lo a sur(aee railroad on broadway. Ue look me third seal in inn jury box. levi .dorris bobhietl to Hm wnuess siaud and wa* ox¬ en.ed ou aoooaat or sickness. Morn. K.-rstoiu, or No. Ill) Fast Nluety-flrst-st.. a nilauiifacitirer, had no decided opinions aud will aot aa Ilia fourth Juror unless lhere .ire peremptory challenges. H el mai, Ku. cl,Sad, O! Nil .*) 1 WcSt Ientll-«t., Wa* dot accepted. Frederick A. Hamer wa* excused. He said Ibai be had known .Mr. .snwooiuho for twenty years. Tne Rei order aald : " .Sol Mr. Newcombe t Ia he aa ol I aa that I1' laueiio li. Hanger gave lutelllgent answer* to a long .erie* ol que.Hon*, but oe could uni be leceived. Un knew member* of the Kerr family and bad opiuioua Which ll Would require *l rona evidence to remove. lanae Hayea, a atOBI importer of wlnea, bad a atrong Opinion. He knew Mr. Newcombe. l,a*in_ oefltlplnd a room with him while at the l'uiladelphia Kxposlliou lu Jon I.BBSB Bttf took tba Hf I ll anal lo tha lury-boi, al- irioiiaii .Hr. Mannie .tia uut appear lo waut to nave (n-n there, lin knew Moluiieya relativea. Aiberi r-ieitiieuuor had mat Mr. Neweombo In shall room, "lu a barroom I" said Mr. Manlue, "you sur¬ prise me." "I said . ballroom.' " the witness repeated. fhe sperutor. iaurhe.1 heartily while Mr. Marline asitesl Mr. Nrwombe'e pardon. He oas SSSassB,______. Henry I'. Boam or No. 37 Fiftb-aT*.. oi thc Electrical fowi-r Company, Waa exnuaed. . , . .___,. I-trick Ddiou.oi no. 14ft Fast Fortleth-st., took bia .eal ni i jury box without question by th* de fen oe. Jo-eph LlneutLl. or No. ICU) We.t Fifty flflb st.. thouaht tnat it tb* aTidence were oma* bl* decrsiou would be api lobn .waitui ibo dcleudaut and he old uot get lulu lhr |0ry.|iox. _, .. - Jame. H. I-awia. a«*i*tant trea*nrerof Pastor a Theatre, Bid uot know any largo proportion ol 'ha thin.a which Mr. Marline thought a mau who read Ilia newepapere ahould know. Mr. UbiSres Da you kuow th nemo of any Judge of (he Mipinue Cuun I Th* willie.*. No, slr. Ihn i.e. n ie. \ .n kuow who lt Ireeld.Dt of tbe ill, .-,1 HtaleS I Ibo wnness.Yes, air. Mr. Marilna-Do you kuow the name of ibe .lunge bere I Tne wltueaa.No, slr. Mr. Marline.Do you kuow my nama I The willie**.No, *ir. Mr. Newcombe --ii' b is rama [Laughter.] Mr. Mantua. Have yon aol mom mroriuailon on any . lilli, ci rrom the newspaper* llian on thoce of which I hw Te asked you I Ihe witueaa thuiii_.il tbat bo bad. Ile bad not Toled for several years, bul ks knsw wko wars tbs saudi- datea for Maror at the laat election Mr. Martina ob Jeeted to ihe Juror aa uot a man of f*lr understanding Tbe Honor inr. however, thought there waa uo gnu around of dullen** and added : " When we do bari men of fair understandliu thev are challenged- by eoaii one and knocked nut of Ihe Jury-box." Mr. Lewie tool th* sevenlli gnat. Artnur P. Honer. M. J. Newman. Oaoar Conn, Cbarlai H. Hcnnaubel and Willum Kajean were nor accepted. Tue case will aa oontiuued to-day. Mitjuade wm kept in the custody of thn .henf. last night. HOI AUK AT LIHKKTY AT LAST. BS'Aldan_M Francis McCabe receivi*,! hit rele*»e yn»terdoy. His wife. Mary K. McCabe, trans ferred to John T. Farley, of Ni. 103 Wosi -Serentletb-st. and to Robert McCaffrey, of No. HA') Lexington av*., hei 1nteres( |., Noa 121 and 188 Fast -sixty-third-«». and No. 7..U Lexington ava. Tim property 1* valued al ....-..'M.- ah.ive the mort/area. Mns*r*. Farley and Mc¬ Caffrey rhon want upon McCabe's bond fer980,000 and ba wa* release 1 rr.un the Ludlow -rr- -r Jail lu tbn after noon. He did not manifest any tr mai pie num. POINTS FOR THE YOUNG REPUBLIC. HO'.Nl ii.MK.N IN AMKKICA TAKING N0TK8.Till FXILI.D PBl801, Chicago, Nov. 15..Eugene Simller, a mein ber ot theCbauiber of Deputies of Franco; Jules Hone, foe, of tbe French I-egatlon at Washington, nnd soreral other French rlsllors.are in tblsoity. M.r-*pullor I* Lukins n tour of this country for the purposeof making obserra- tlons of tbe machinery of the Oorerntn. nt. His object tn visiting Chicago at this time ls to see bow the strikes at the Union Stock Yards wa* being handled and especi¬ ally the attitude toward ll assumed by the -taie-i sud munlopal gorornment. Concerning the expulsion ot tbe Bonaparte and Orleans Princes fro n Frarjce, be aald that tho period of their expulsion woe mainly dis- cretlon.iry with the exceutlre powere of the rcpubllc In rlew of the fact that the Duke of Ann*ale had made a will bequeathing the magnificent estates of Chantilly, va!uod a: 87,000.000, to France, at a time whoo bis ex¬ pulsion was not coiitsmpiated, tt won;.I bu impossible for tho (iorernnient to accept the macnlfloent do >atiou and compel the donor to remain outside of Fiance, aud so it was probable, hn said, lh.it upon the ilutn when the deere.- seoopting mn girt is issued another will he issunal which will give tan Duke thn liberty of France. He also saut thru lt wis more than probable mat mt ilia exiled prince* would be allowed to return in lime, should they make mi attempt to disturb thc republic. THE BANRRUFTCV OF A. S GAGE rf CO. Chicago, Nov. 1!>..A new plia.se of thc Insn.voney proceedings lu tho casn of A. 8 (la/.- Ar Co was developed In the County Court thrs morntu.. when an attorney came Into court sad presented a petition on behalf of Vi'ettstnln, M.yer tt Co. to Judge Prendergast, asking the court to make an order prohibit ng thn In¬ solvent* from making any at tom pt to oust tn* Jurisdic¬ tion of the County Court, lt points out that the petl> Honer* hive ao attach'neut pending against \. B Gage .lr Ca for $1,000 88. wilton i. claimed to be a prior nen over the a"»igtni.niit. The attorney, though present- log the above petition In (he name of Well*leln. Meyer A- Co., wa* uuiier-tood alto to be acting In thn uitnrnat o' tim First Nanoiiai Hank, whose clnima amount to .ri.l.ooo. and H. K. CUfliu .. o. or New-York, who are Oin.illora lo the a.noun', of rf,Ji>,i)i)(). The attorney applying for Um order banted Ju,lae Prendergast * circular, which hod been largely circu¬ lated in Nm w- York and ou which tne petlllou waa baned. It ls as follows: In consider .Mon nf the Insolvency of A. 8. Gage tt Co.. or .Hfcago, tin undersigned crediton net-by aeree to sell and oaslc-o. claim* agatnat that Brm, amounting to - doll ns, tol). K. Kenney or ld-op,er torts per cent of the face tin-icuf, payable ,ti, ish oo or liefer. Deeembsr ii. imo, and weconaenl tli.it them liter all i,ro<.Ung uniter the aa slgiiinellt tu the county Court of (Mik County, III. ma/ l.e .lia .ml,lined. This tgrociuciit to bo void uu.oss coiupliod Wltk by December 15, 18s.. rue aiionit-y iQongbi il waa an attempt of Mr. Uage'a attorney to uuy up the oUtiii* and Uko jurisdiction away from the co.irr. The date of the transfer or sale of tue '.a: in, he said. Would giri) preen lenee ov.-ranv siihsi-i.iii-iit order of the court. He reproaOBta 1 cred¬ itors to tie amount of >¦.'.'.¦' Ml. au thought Hi y should be proteoied. The or tar was issued. ASRIIfO A CHANGE IN A RtSOMYMRSBtP. Philadelphia, Nov. 15 iSsmktl)..la the me;-:.les Circuit Court to-day Colonel Roberto. Ingersoll inade <i long aldress In willoh he explained ro Judge Killer that Kidi.it 1 3. BswSSStkS and Jain)* OL f*uiiili, the present receivers ut the li inkers and Mer¬ chants' Telegraph Comp,my, wera object''mable to bis client, the United Tele.mpU lanes Company of New- York, which wa* deeply luteieslod lu the adair* of the Hanker* and Merolia its' Cotnuauy, and a.-k-il ihe court io maim an order tit their reinurnl and the substitution of Dwight Townsend, ol Nnw-York, In their place. At¬ torney McC'lurn, of New-York, who appeared for tho 1-armers' Lian and Trust Comp my ot New-York, tbe Huston under (tm is uikcra and Merell in .' Ilrst mort¬ gages, ramed an objection to the appointmeut of Mr. Townsend because ne le the secretary of the Kw,nd Kines ( oiiip-itir, ant thornfore au Interested party. Counsel os hom aide* sugge-ted other names vniuu woul be acceptable as reoeivors, but Ju lge Hillier dn- old.d to allow tue matter tu stand until November _.'.. RXCtTRD PATRONS OF HUsBASORT. 1'iiii.adklphia, Nov. 15 (S/iecial)..The session lo-day of the Patrons of Husbandry was a sumo- whet stormy nun regarding thn point where the next convention ahould ba held. Foully the SSBlC itui.p'i ail argument aud aocoptnil tue SSSMS ot' New-York, Lansing, Mich., and Washington ant referred (bein to a .m. millen who will tu.ike thn selection. A resolution to appoint A commlilen lor tue purpose of Influencing legislation by Congress lu lav.ir of tue tanning industry of tbe country w.i*, after much discussion, dei.aled. THE FIR,. RECORD. CAUGHT IN THK ACT OF AI'.flON. Kocki*our, Maisaa., Nov. 15. George Par¬ sons, a benn;:, w.t.* disoore.o.l to-day lu thn act of set¬ ting tire to the house or Mr. Frost, of Waltham. The house was saved witu *ouio ililli.uliy. and ...sou* was seultojall. L088B8 IV VAKIOU. PLACE-". Mn wu mi:. Nor. 15.-A tire nt Nece-Uh, Wis., at I! 30 a. ni to .1.ty .l.-t toyed nine building*, including the We.ch House. Thc loss is about 08,808 Tim insurance is mod¬ el.it... NASSUA, B. H., Bot. 18..A tiro th li started this mom. ISO la thc basement of Dunlap's IS lot k bailly tlainaged the bull.ling. J. A. Hoyt at %l. perfumers, lose *-(),(i(M 1, on Wkiefc tin ira ls an Inst... or $4.'i,(KM(. Wheeler .« um inlngs, musical liisliiiiiieht*, ins.- iJ juli; ma Halli., 81.&0U Ou luiui.ip s s.-ed store Uie loee la 81.0 Di -Beared. .Niiiviu k,;, N. V., Nov lo. -Kite broke out in Uni quarter* of Captain William* at tho I'nlied -Hates Military Academy St WOSI I'oint. Ibo electric alarm and th* long roll on tbe ilium brought a battalion nf cadets no tho double iju.ck across thc piam, ivtio organised ns .1 tr,, brigs.a, and at Ike earns time boron* galloped np with Ure engines. A few minuma' work extinguished tbe ur... Tba .os. it tino-, uoi ia*ur.:.t. If ll. VAIL AND HIE 1 LOTTING CONGRESS. (_i.evii.and, Nov. 15 [htpssmt). The Con- are** of tbe National I rotting Association will meet in the Kennard House to-mo ci ow. luo ollie!*! head of ..ecrctary T. J. Yan, of Hartford, indirectly depend* upon the acion or tho Congress. The committee was appointed at the Ctnoogo meet¬ ing to investigate the method* ot Secretary Vail. Its report has been published aud iou.lc nins Vail's methul* lu good round Kuglisii. It bud* thai he wa* carole** and dilatory In ,i j .sling ni liter* in bl* bauds up ni watch money d-* pender, and In holuiug moue/s lu his lian is for loug period*. No iii-boiifsiy. a* htuted at Cuicago. baa l>eeu round, and noue ie now charged. 1'be report was signed by J. V. Kl wards, of Nnw-Jeraey; David Hunnnr, Mew-York, aud W, t*. Felton, Melun. Vail claims that the report ls unfair aud was iu loo by Kdwnrus, wbo is lue enemy, and care¬ lessly sigucd by the omer member*. Mr. bonner aud Coiouel Ld w ai us tteuy this. CRIMES AND CASUALUES-BY 1ELEGRAEH. HTFAI.INO TIIRKK THOL'-ND POUNDS OF Fl-TI. Mn mum) Wi*., Nov. 15.-A dlsn.it. ti to The Ermina ll iseetut-l lrom l o.umina. WpU. my (lie Dab pond of Chite¬ rn,her Kal toe, mar (lui place, rubbed el -.Ooo iiutuids of brook Html, valued mt SI,.0. on eutur.iay n.gliU A DAM VtA-IKD AWAY. Km. min Kills. N. H. Nov. Ik.Ttl new dam of thn Winne, i-i ogee Paper Corni*.jr w.ut oat laat night- nw ». ic .l.'weoovei-mr thc DM lune yaototnaj. The trouble was. a,is..i hy .lui-k.-.ni. l h.- loee .s ....ooo Allin .TKO An A. CO.MI'LICK IN A ML'KDKK. M.. mas Me Nov. lo- < 'Ulcers Held* and Hotel.ui. ol KilVai'lh lasr'ntgbt -tl test. .1 J.ih.e, M M. Kallala,, tko BO- ..,mimi-, in i an ii. urave* rn ike m.ri,mi gaoM wmritm Nile, aud lull. Mcl'adano l-a- a artie auu »lx iliudi.u. KollLLD, Hl-All-N ..sn llUitNKD. ciiKK-iK. M... Noa l... -I.tt*t night about ll o'( lock (il-OIge liol... lies tame lliagKlUK honseir alua, ly tm.I Mia tully into Hie town. While waikiuif along the railroad lt.tc* tun miles east ol bore, lie -_is.iiiaili.eti by two un,.nott n men, alni alter relieving hun of all Hie ninney he had i">_l, beal Sun la a brutal maaaer uuUl ko waa ium-usib.e and thou ».-i Sn. to bia ilot.lug, rhe Manies baroad lois kia Book, rester lim .mist .o.sm ss. .mil hy lulling on Hui ground au.l lealiug ai Ina ganuenta wuh bia Basso baada he exnuguiaiieai tim Maines, nut i.ul until h bal rOCOtVoS li ruble au.l piobably lalai nuns. a MUBDEBKB K-CAl'M FROM JAIL li ASBISSIan-, I'l-tni.. Nov 18 JoSOpfc Mi ll, cn. under sen- (euee ol di alli ill thc Jail at M illlintow li Itu mu niel lu* hi* « if by ih.,s..ii Bat Mai. lt, est apel aliuut uiitlinghl last n.slit an,. k* still Ol lame, lie aaa a. ..nip.iiii. d iii his lliaht ti) Aaioii Carter, co.oad, aa ai wuk mai bb b eliars* oi Bk.ii d*>u. 8BB.BBCB OK DU. Dill.IlL- AKKIKMKD. MSW.SISASa Nov. l-'i lim SoprBBM court altlnns the asataacout Lbaeaaa af Ur, fcaiaBaei Wjrtfua eooricioa oi Huntiinalion ol ui-iiury iii ifiiiiea-liiiK willi the <elebiate.l loni tnm.lei case in pr.Uliaa IBO BTWOOOa of >aiati Mt Mahon a ..I Mari --nivtlie. I ue.ius « as aelil.ua cd (o set eu and oue- hail yeats in ibe pt-uiii-iiliai) AKRLWTKD KOK V ISO A POBOBD LAHFl. yoi eosTOWS, Onto, Bot, ll {tpetimiu.Tko ci^ar Maker*' I'lilyl) lo infill lanactl Ibe atna1 ni Ju.eph lalWIir, a in.mu. nt dgardealer, on * Okena ol Bama huged union lale-la pin. ha-ae.1 in Mi I.oui* ou bole. hil. tl willi -aiau" ilgars. FATAL B-BULT OF A RIOT AMONO POL-B -iiKVaMmiu, Venn.. Nov l-'i. Lil. last tngbla rmi na.ur red uuiuiig outite di nuken I't.l s au.l ll nn,:.u ian _( lilllie! (oa. tA nen (ht- I,Mal nKif- I* attciopie-t lu .pul. tin- tl,sin i ham e the Polos urea let o.v.rs aud .cuan shorn ,tu the ii-auil ni -Indi wa* thc .light wolli.ding ol lulu ei m.> le, lue tata! injiir u. ol a I'ule, Joseph iiniwii. ami Un. aliiiitl luititiu* ol (ao other role*, hi* ul tho uugl-adora ol tim nut nave been ai'iuattal, oil* of whwui baa beeu i_eul__.il aa the wau wbo -bul Doy lo. THE SALVATION JUBILEE. KEEPING UP THE FIGHT IN BROOKLYN1. TU WARKIORS IV RAR-.i-.it I*. THKIR CKLr.BR.TIO*. ^ -mimi: IBCBBBBtl and B8MBMBB Sunday's prolonged efforts against the seorld. Ike flesh nnd the devil natl had none but an inspiriting effect, apparently, upon the Salvation warrlore abo gathered again lost night in tho old Lyceum head- quartere in Washington-st.. Brooklyn, lor s ¦ grand rlffy " nnl jubilee over the secomi .in ni ternary of tbs incorpornfion ol the American branch of their army. f.cnoriil Moon* with a reinforced staff held tko plat¬ form and a l&irly good crowd ol both converted and unconverted flUe-d tho low. smooth-worn b.eb. ef tli" big shabby hull. Inside the red war Hage with their gory motto still hung behind the stage and tha startling toxte. aa fiery and implacable a* ever, frowned trom tho wall*. The sh wa* heavy and stifling, too. an foul end recking when a hearty ohorao bad atirrcd ik up on that of a badly ventilated polios court. Only t!ie flapping now ami then of the green haine door* o*>enirig into tbe vc* ibulc sept the afnioe- pbcre viitliKi einlur.-tli ia A strict watch wa* kept on tim rino-. The aged coiore* j_Ulit .I ami a .barji-lesW tired female captain. Dot li in Maisimiim suit-., ami wno a contribution box between them to l-vv toll on ail cdiucii gasrded tbs antrann- aod rsa tilla occaniunaJI/ with tba impecunious tt disorderly crowd th if sejit collecting outside, where a new lite.-tine pouter of Violet Cameron in thc dr.<* of oue. ol ber <>'i*ni hoaffo cli.-ii in.-!(-rs gave au added tlaslc. m-.s to an air.sly striking exterior. .There were probably thirty colonels, captains, lieu- iBBSBtS and blab privates on the a'age -t mai Oeneral t\,nn;. in bis lii-st voice anti most imposing pre** noa gate the signal tor Lottie, lim Salvation Army ia modest, perhaps, or re too intent on the tulum for re91- irn-ci ncc*, and the whole celebration from thc o itawt lost its ,'iiniiieisary character. \o IgBiee were ottered ii*, to thc growth ol ths Miilvatio. mot cc cut since in- coi-pura'ion, tbe number ot conv. rte made or ol |K>atS a8t-bltsbcl. (trneral Moore nu ant further ron.|U«i*tS rallmr, and started at thc enc tn v with a rush. The -Salv.-.iioti sonne wore sung nnd then the umii.i1 ¦ teeti- moriy " wa. called lor. Ihe audience except lora te* wont.'a ta pea here and there ass B sod mn. Iito- ¦pnnaive ono, bat lbs dint ol lively exhortation ami iiiccs-aut heating ot the tamhouiain's brought it to aonn- eliott- ul''iiterest ill lant. One is struck after * rfing fliiougn three or four S ,1- vufioii Army tn. ctings with thc comparative vanity ami spontaneity of thc ilcclnrriiilion. from ao ninia (iud lino.nth -looking a wt of exhorter*. I'racnee luis gives both the indi and the women a oort ot velifiii'-nt facility, which curries their talk *alcly over feeble, shoal* or issttBg, Mool ot tbs ixmute. ma.lo arc upi and the Butter si SB arc so .sro, gracefully in a chorus nf h.illelij ths and ¦ I'ruiSS Gai lor that's* frum the ready staff. (lue ol tbe clunkers last uiurht wa* au ci atheist, trom Kliglaiid, who lia-l sdi.lieu Hu xl.-, and lyndall. ho lie said, anti -mik In rn-.* 11 in Hie mire ot Durwinian- i-tii, which, he took tor granted, thc audience knew d i.roa^hlv ctiouoii slrseeyto disposes «ith further dct.dis. f.ur lu-ha.l strolled into a Salvation Army mei ling over iii New-I.r-.ev .uni ih it -er Hod Huxley and Dir*in uud S|ieiicer and I Jilyili- to wno*, names he gSTB ,i c 'tknev twist of his otvil. Ide colonel* and captain* and lieut-uanta.particularly the women . applauded (hi* ami when the ei-atheist, who looked liku a .South ."sci pirate, ».it (loon blushing, a lively air of thanksgiving wa* auria. Another speaker wae a mihl-ni .tillered yoatb, who chained to hean ex-g.niililor au.l e.-harteuder, but who looked a* il he had never seeu an ivory chip or inii. da cock i iii. The ex-gamblt-r h.i'l it atilt l«-r. ,n tact, and the ftcople lu (he back ol (he room laughed, and worn d.spoaed to doubt hi* lonni r wickeiln.**. A pretty-laoed yoimg woman, too, with a concert- hall voilM and a ino.!.'sf air, get up (ind surprised every bo-ly hy her laking sleuasaes and siill more t.ik- ini* MBgisg. Sue had a knut ot native tltiency and her sinccri'v and genuineness ot feeling w«-re apparent, though ler senses were sometime* mixed and conven¬ tional. And thi n a mote Anm-onum warrior took thc (lo.ii and IBB.BB Mg gap in (he audience withs sentence that never sro;.ped for three liiinutoe and was lost fre_I tbs beginning in an incoherent hurst ou a bijjh. raeping key. lu the midst ot all this a Mg, diaiiikcn Irish woman ma.1>* her way throu;*-! tbe guards a: ile door to tho ..I ,ii apace ..ci., c thc platform. She wanted to havo her any. tee. and rattled off *oiu» sort of a detl.-tnoe to tbe smiling General ami hi* blue-suited staff Sue would not join the Salvationists, she said, and that Settled it, and then abo -hoon her fist at a fat colored, woman, a Salvation captain wno had marted acimp- iB-ciino hymn to drown the iiitruder'svoiee. A pitched battle seemed imminent, but a " bouueor" appeared iu ti.e shape ot a captain out ot un.tomi, and tbe id nuken woman, still with doubled lists sod with a protest ls her voice, wrw husiled down one aisle ami I us.uni out tin oa.'h thc door Amit bet .. bouiioe**," a atout captain, too, wuh a stink, tol lowed ber out and got rid ol lier tinnily. A lew other intruder.* got in¬ st.ie un a minute ilunnu thc evening, Imf the rep.arcl appearance ot the collection-box drove them away ea*ily. Copies ot the Salvation Army paper, "The War Cry'' were hawked about, aud programme* tor ths jubilee exenrie-ee were distributed. Beth have BBBI of llailhuldi'h iiO-deiss ot 1.(nerti' ou them and over rho lon h ts printed * Tba liga! ot the World t* Jesus," rhe nearest approach to a cheap sort of saenlc^e in last n-gnt'i go_gs-ea. Tue anniversary exercise* will coiiie to an md this evening. There will ho a .* bau,] iel at .'» o'clock, a uckot to winch cai be purchased tor a quarter ol a dollar. At **. o'clock the jubilee Steps* -rill begn. A lew extra drum* and lamburn ines have been hired Sad the .'(dinisHiou lee, as thc enihua.aaui is expected to be ;jrcat. ba* boeu put at lo cent*. STRIFES IO HELP THE PIA MRI RS, A DAY'ri WOllIC OB TIIK WALKIN), DB.M8TB8*W OTIIKIl IIIASI(a OK IBK I.AlI'ill Qll9TI.iV. Tlio Board of Walking DefefaftH of tho building trade* rn*oived yesterday lo order strike* I it the present only wheu li woul l be a benetit to ino plumbers wbo are out. Tbey alarie I iu veaterla/ lo order strikes ou buiidiugt where uon-juioi p,umbers are employed. lucy round tu tuc course ot tbe d ty ten aucb Jons eui abo.t 4 K> mechanics wera dilled oui In or lar to foroa a settlement ul the trouble or the plumber*, lt had bees decl red to or.ier a strike on the W.tsbiu.ou building, al No. 1 iir,- id way, but the auperluteudeut fe.j isaled s day more in wal-b to try to eff-ot a settlement and ll was nra ited lo bim. At Na Uti Wali-st., two noa-uoius plumbers were eui|ilo e.L Wueu lue denian 1 wa* tu ade that th, y ba discharged they were at huco told that Ihef must either join the uulou or leave the Job. lue/went away. Omer airlkes w.ii ba ordered io auppori of tao plumber* to-day. Slate Ai mit allon Commla*tou«r OouiTau 0all*1 aa Myies Ma.*h. wuu run* a ''-Un; and mail.ug ti* or al No. 13 Frahk.'urt-t.. yesterday. IL* m- ..¦ut word ia tue Board mal they were uot net itu pail properly. Arraiignineu(e were made for a iiistiii< al French » ii,j. let ni. uun uni-: at wulvb testimony will be takeu *u_ a set. emeu: reached proll.diy. A emu millee ol tin Kurahl* or Labor ba* brou ap- poi ie io Invest!* ti* tn* complain* or anne ol mo lt ....".ti .borers noni tu* ______ tflvor front Hist th-f are forced lo pay Rio :o a fore uai bi (ore tuey will be p.-r niiied to go lo work. l.',io ot lula can Uo (il, protecutlous will follow. BBTOLT OF ITALIAN* AT .TAM KO KU. About'JUD Ital iiiii*. who ha v« lu cu pumiced tn piitiiu.' lowu s-.wera.re pip s iu diamfor i, quit wore last week bec tuae toe euu-contractor. O. W. Kay mond, had taiied to pay (bom their wage*. Macy of them wera in-ie.,rsa lo ..nco keeper* aud bo.nl.'nc-aouao keepera. and tbey bcoama wi,d aod threat¬ ened vengeance upon their ump overs. One mau, wno employed about thirty of ine*e laborers. staled yesierdBi toil tblrteeu of tho gang wera oom. ..-le.y .o-aiiiiiie and badin KOWiihoul f.o-1 tor iwo daya. On ealurday tuey broke open tua bull.Unit la wblou their loo s were kept aad proceeded at different p..nus to lake lip Hie MWerage pip-* tali cu th*) had pur dowu. 1. »<_' tl iii-li WB* armed With bil SUoVel. pick¬ ax' or crowbar, and threatened tbe Ufo of sn/ou* *> ue should atlempt lo luierfere with theta. Ueleeitve TBssa- dore Miner w .* provided wini a revolver, mit he came (o the coi c.usi -u thal 'Z"0 Infuriated meu were too many ior him to attack. Sheriff b-tartx. ol KairSeM Couuty, was au milo.-, d to Hie icena of iiaiuroauce. a u'l "lb Depmy !-' liriitl I'm sler. lieti-cme Milter and a dei*n of town and *pooui ouSiaiabis* look tue inaner ia baud. Hubert riwartwout. warden aud ......una of tba Bof» ouilb, called a rn, elm. with a view an waaia* win* provision lo pay the Italians. There wa* »..ui* oppael- lloll mai.l.esiei III ide imaid, Mi r-k'SM IO the OoldUgB aaau.icu- ih* leapoii*...(illy, ou ta* -mullel that l o eual (...oi (» K. Wariug, me ..outraotvr. »uould pay tko mau. lue lumper of th." Iw'laiie waa am h. boaerer. tbat area a intel deiay ooo., probably havo ra suited in publ.o popertr belo.! de*tro/e.i ; it wa* also .rared ;...' t'.,.T would make a breairh lu ihe mid maka a breach lu the Bod Iberobg that they ________________________________ inpit* of tb* waler company aud tberobg lette tbe lubaolt.inls withoui waler tor meir Imus**, or f..r the exiiimuisuuieut of a Ore bad oue ..ceutred. J. IL Olnntead, newing the r.m iitimi of sit .li. as serious, went io Mr. tswariwoul and Urged bim to take tee respouaib lily of paying the men. (ieorga li. Hoyk preaiieui of the Hiauitord National (tank, also urged bim to assume ibo responaimnty, rein*ram< that il wwii.,I be i aaiiiiK .iiaar.tue lo tun ii .munn io nares riot occur nuder auen etrvuiuatauce*. Fiuallr Mr. -wariworn coutenie.l to aaauuie ht* Individual Ila. billi), aud oblained * loan Of $10,000 upon the srcurliy of bi* property for tha aa.oum. wbioB Mr. ll .yi ai eaee advanced, ll w ia theil antiouu-ed to the I'-.lau* thal they would be paid >eaterday, and ll waa dom*. For vther Labor Seu-i iee .sr.oiut Ina*. -m SILVER FhOSFECtOKS IN INDIAN1 TeiRKllORr.' Ca ld wk ll. Kan., Nov. 15..A ooinpaity oi soldiers huve l>eaa entered to mle iilaoe fro* 8olB Keno lo keep pi..*|M.otur* out ot th* litdiaa lerrltarr. 1 ha graateai exi-itmueui prevail*. llioutanSa at elm1-. kare been SIM*** oUl "* "'*' "*r',,"r'-'¦.**¦¦>*» 'aid" where silver io Donore J to oxial lu Urge quaaUMoa :L2

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Page 1: NEW-YORK, SEVEN IfcQUADB SALVATION JUBILEE. · anil i.'iioii* an 1 atfjrJ* no tirmKimraa ... iii. Nov. 15..Tba Conalittoe of Ute iiiui.arian iiclfiraiiuu has pa.soal thu nu ... OOTSBATTKOf*(K-i

V0LXLV1.N°* MJBI1 NEW-YORK, T_I_M.AY, NOVBMBBK 16, 188a PRICB THREE CENTAVIEWS OF AN IRISH TORY.

(THE LOW __roCX_D < HISIS NEAR AT HAND

MU PARNKLL'8 TACTICS.OHJKCT OF HIS TENANTS

XRI.IKFBI1.I-.FARMKHA T1KKD OF AGITATION.1ST (imi TO THR TRIS*-*"**.'

Copyright. 1.« ; North American <-M. Nevi Ot,

London*, Nov. 15..In rc-pb- to Uir ret rut sir

niflrant B|MMB_ of John Pil'on whit li han excitedao much attention, tin* follow tn: |8«*.r may be rt

fardcri as e-P-Caatag thc views of the Irish 1>_. h]

and l.itnotic Inion up >n UM pros'nt sit mil i. n

It Is fi-on) Arthur McMntwiuh Kavanagh. W..o sat

In VMM luina nt iixun 1 si.c. io 1888 uk BMBbar fliMfor Ws_t0-l un 1 thou for Carlow, ami is at 8-888811memiter of UN 1.Bk I'i ivy Oa.S.L He 1--*-** scrve.lOH sc\entl it>.ul tAMMRRmnmTMM of iii'jtiiry, alli is !_-

panled as thc rv. rcs.ntativc lan lord of IrelandHo writes

To judire from what is lassin1.' mund us from ila.vto day. wc air elise lo a trisis lo thc history olthis coi.ntiv. Thc im..-Iil .lille of allans iani).)l1*.il.ly continua hither la Dell- linty must bethe vu ti>i- nil! i.ii_n si prams in tin* li.nl or thcia its*,mir it ool arty iiiusi triumph ami drive thenl)|.|*illi lils into Unit 0_OCUlit_ from wi,bli tlic.-eOMrg-d st.un- se-cn \ciii-s i_o. 'Iliere iuu OS ((

Im.f bm.surai oo con mon of .wea or _rme>l^¦uiraiiiy m winch tba combatants nist on tin i

iraapoos, «**_ watching for the other to nova.'Ihe reasons which point to His Conclusion Tiiiis.1

1 tiiiui.. tic plain to every ne who cnn dbpsssloneley judea of ihe prre.nl uv the hiatoty of thcneat Agitation hu-, been carried to such extremesthai Un- cr a, tunis Deccassa. to Hs working lia*.themselves Butlered to suth an extent timi unlessca iv uni victorious criiMinmiiiiioii is shown to beeertinn thev will decline to be further utilized'llmt Iir Pu'neil fi11i.n sppreciate¦ -*. raritkm olaltaiis an tlie Imminence of the crisis is c!eafi-oiii his own tactics His Tenants' Relief bill wanoniv a (Msic nest stalkin; hone on windi to foundfmllicr ii.ltiiti.il Ihe revival this yew of linhoi cut (ay hv h's lieutenants and their thieati-of a bloody winter lies*. on the fa.w assertion olwholesale evictiona, liave all so far failcl to ac<«,ui-ii-li Ids purpose. Ile now sous Hui eitlierhit ii- usm or it lota] collapse is ile inevitablealternative. As to the future ol tbe Irish fanner.wim have hitherto been his thief stippoitc.s, thejsii* silk of thc a.iuiii1 n fi-oin which, while tln\\have profits*-, in s mc res ecta, Hey hare auffereuDiorc BC ('('Iv tIinti liny Other (aitiv-

riii.dreda of thouaano. of dolla ¦ han* been aenlave* hers iniu America, the Immediate mull oiwhit h haa been over I4,30_ outrages. Nineteencut nf e.cty twenty of tha adhnn hom thoseoiiita is lin e been fanneis r pasants Theli isl) .Nm." l.'inis who helped to subscribe theseflinns hardly realize that their in ni*** lins I"cuused t-. murder, (kuku ant Injure their own Kui.ann Um

The Irish party's lii.jis- were raise) beyond theirmort snii i.inc c.] c. iiiii.m-* by Mr, Qladstonc'ant. ii t in. i-i n to the I'm nc .,i" polio*, bill tin S'

illusive hopes were um thoron ch Iv dispelled hv theve.iict ..f the Issi station Ihe (hie.it of ti,,rirne'litc Ml] luis iiiiihci oi.led the eyes of theIrish peop'e. 'I hey now see lhat Mr. I'.itnell is

ir! ss omn potent In t'c House of .'..inn)..ns sis h.*would have them believe They sec thal tit|.ii<.ent ttoveinmenl ara deter.lino, to enforce lawani protect Ihe ire- mi', liberties of even? ekttt'I hen- is nu class in sn. h til-rill neel of that prolection -is the p-*asant*y ..f lretend in order tnSive liicni from the -i mini tvlanni of t'c Natioiiii! linne |)ie\ see thal thc (ioVC nni*-nt ave

I is |.n .<¦.I to deal wiih the laud question in s frankeui fen 'coiis spiril aul they we In s poait! n tmoiler them real sn material advantages which itwould be utter madness lo reject 'lhat il.esc an

fa ts We lui < un ileniiidle mil tinily in.-icnsiii- eva

dence uni that ll.e I-'Hellite leaders sec their si.'uni uni c both their tactics snd speeches rtcari*,prove Mr I.lon si Woodford Brain takes up Hui.i; skit' lineal li lt o mes to thal no .a.nhl bloodi*'e.I ii Rtilferins will follow, bul of the ultimateIsaue ii> one who known the riirhi of the cause oTie stis-n.ih of In: Inn I (au Da lor a DMD.nt iii(loutit.

ls RUSSIA MOBILIZING TROOPSlJK.NI.KAI hAtlllilis OM MB BAMFAOK.KUNIAN

aranon ot balxosy.Sophi _. Nov. IT). .It is rumored herc fha!

itussia 1* innl.tji/.inir irtiii|i«.Oeaeral K.tiltiar* hastie.-.: trod tim trial nf tl:i* ll ir.lu

plotters null mid to. I. He lia* SBM .leta .r.de l tho dis¬

missal of the Prefect and Bab Piat-d of PBUIppopoUsbi cute* the patrol, late ai nil? il, .isirnieil and conduct-etl to tlie Iiiiaal-.il Co isal tte a RasalSS cavas*. who ha

refused ta RltO ats BSSM SS Hie p»ss-wor_ when ebal*leti-fii.

Hr. I'i,i. asBDBO, Nov. I.". .In semi-n ttl ri al circle*!:. re ono: Ka noky's api-ech has made a had un'

pres-ion. Kusstaa (iip otim'ie circles consider tliatK.iliinl.-y had SS right io r.-rer to what Austria had 8SBStn view of H'isslaii o.C'ip.itton of Bulgaria. secliiKlhat the RBSSlSS Gefars nen', hal never saajsestsd Iii"

SSsapsMss of Kunnin i. Still, the (Jovernnient aii(i»resio a paal&e piecraaiom, Baie salseat otii iai« have al

riana Um csariaIsstraetQasenl Kaalbari ts saapi a

lesa aasslata (aaa la met* the menny (ii*|)ti»ititm olIhe Balnsrias ioivern)i)eut. .Meanwhile Kusila Willeorr.lnu- lo .lisre.irJ (he ace of the 8s_TSS)e. Hussiadisaupiove* the c >Diliilary ot a Meoklenlitir*. I-rine* orIh Dake Of i uumerl md, ami will await a leactlon Inf..v.ii ol ihe Rassias e m-tt iat«.Trie .Ino ,,nl iii st. Ftttrtlmttrij *.iy* lhat Hi" Morqotl

Bf s-aiisiiicy'* spesatl at the Lor-I Milyura banquet InLondon, ls sn full of maiiiiiaiio't* tl,ia it mu*: aecline tonnlit'i-. Ti.* Journal toulraal* Hie i,rill*h in iuliceiii-e olHie l*i>i ippupulia movement ni 1 S-o w.tli K ii tri ind'* SI-tltuile lowar tha t-oplila uioveiuent "f Au.'Ust, 1886,tin- tftmet haviini lieen, <li>cisres ih . Journal, as loutn-adiy ii ve,uno. nv and In rlolauou ... me Dalian'sfitful*, and "I the «| 'i 111) ri tl ki .ii ir-mtee.t hy the Hernii1 reaty. I he Journal alas rmriet* the tmie of (he speechmade hy (nun K uinky before the A n«t ro- M un .-arian_. k-.-b'.i,.'a ai I'aath. on Batardsr. Th* Narc* Vrttnyasud tiie '..,,-., spraeate tbaapeeeb, wbten they aaj Han il i.'iioii* an 1 atfjrJ* no tirm Kim ra a lee of thai uiaiu-leua-ie of I'.-a. e.

MII.ITAllY PBBPAEATtOIt. OF Iil'NOAHY.IUha l'l.-iii. Nov. 15..Tba Conalittoe of

Ute iiiui.arian iiclfiraiiuu has pa.soal thu nu.limy eauSusie* il!.tel.

Um KO.58 PBOM LOlfDOV.I.oMxiN, \0T. IS.

OOTSBATTKO f*(K-i si ikm.Thu LibertJ sad I'roperty De*lenee ie ague proiniae* to extend it* woruuitf uud withthi. iiLji-cr in view wiri onr.-iui. lares meeliu^t an cir-nutate paiuphlale aiumrit wm kini.iiiou uigiuti ineiu toaotisl in o iiih.illUK ute (Socmliat*.

.ii.s Bani.-sd.'Tba Pats sf Usttsad ha* remitted.ollie iriiaiiii on his estate* lu Dernyshlro la per ceutat tiielr rents.

IItm.mas is Dui i. ii.Tir.s-Ai) applleation was mail*In roan l.-day to have ilj-(id(D*n, the S-'cliiliat, ana hi*Wife '(UO-uUlad to Jail lor non-payineiit of ritnt.

lui. LabosOoaano-.Tbs Osaaailsf tastaaisl Dem-BSTStM Ke ierj( un win .« 1 a letter to the Marquis of8a:: ¦-.. j -ii-.i a .a: ,_. ol hliu thai he as Prime .Ministerreteive a deputullon or uueuij'ioi ed Woikiiicninn onSen -im,lay allaru nm and hear Irinu the.u a *lateuietiiSi reasons for (¦_vi-roiuaut astin-..moe. The docuineutwill i huimi, the i'reonor from aiieuiiiiin^ io eTatle theaepulatlou.

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I'lvOTE-'ANT HOME BDLB-SDiblin, Nov. 15.-At a Banntiiif of the

Proteauut lloine Kuler* in Dublin the llev. Mr. Mc-Cntcheoo, ol Kt-uuiare, prasldiuc, a reaolulion wasanalilla..u*iy adopted ii. favor af Hom. lillie at the onlyaaea-urt. lhat woul 1 Innetlt Ireland.

NII.MANN ON I1IH r»8t AITI.AI.ANC1. BIRK.Bi lii.iN, Nov. IS.."Hen Ni. imarms, tlie u-nor,

.bo 1* now lu New-York, has aent a cabin dispatch toBia wife aaylntf bia debut In tbat oil/was tbe tfreatestsad moat pleaamtf turee** of bl* lita.

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rUICIDK KKOM A CHURCH STEEPLE.Virnna, Nov. la*)..A youth committed sui-

Me yeaterilay by lumping from tbe spire of tbe 81.Ansnstlue Court Chun_, a beitfht of llb rest.m-

THE PO OVERFLOWING ITS BANKA.Kome, Nov. 15.-_ he River Po has overflowed

Ila ba-kt all., vnraj, floodiu* au nu me nea area of laud.. .a-.

FKAOMEST- OK CABLE NEWd.t Tami*, Not. 16..M. Marala. lb* actor, was marriedto-day lo Mlle. Kiviore. hi. bardou waa the witness.Cairo, Not. l..-Ibe Dervisnes Sava abandoned the

Euuiry wi* en Doutfoia aud VV* j Halla and deaarterstm ibolr raiika aro costlnualiy entering tba Briiishisa.

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TURN INO THE TABLES ON A BLACKMAILER.Halifax, Nov. 16 Stitt tal. '1 lit table, have

Nen neatly turned os ibo blackmailing Informer whoplanned and earned oat tne acaain* tor tba eeisaro oftba Au,er car. flsfclng Taaaal Plying Wcud. ? warrant.as isaua. this af lar noon re- bte arreat for aneak-thiev-»«, ba having ttolau au overoat from ona ol tbe crewasea leaving tbat TaaaeL Hie nama la John Frost andsa la a ira.ip.

CIVIL WAR IMMINENT IN RCMELIA.London, Nov. 15.-1'. ia reported hero from

Atbana U.al the paaaania ot Kaeiaru Kuti elia ara de-

gSS_R___-__S_,"*"***** Ru,,"k' mn* »>»"«*«1»»

bIBCORD BETWEEN IDDESLEIGH AND DE STA AI.London, Nov. 15..Baron de 8t__aJ, the Rus-

tuxt AwbAaoaaor, _ad a two boora' interview wuk Lotti

Iil.teai.ich. aeoretary for Foreign Affair*, to-day, and re-

ports of discord* In tbn Tlews o' the two are teTlTet.laird Salisbury, Lord Itldesleiah and Count von llatz-

faidi. Oerman AiuOHaaador, hart « long conference to __ywith re fe renc* to the ramlirtucy of PtimSB Nicholas sfMinirrelta for Ibe Bulgarian hr..ns. It I* np.ate thatL'nglaiid, ..tina and derm my ob) -ut tn I'nnce Mch.leo.

AMI.KICAN9 AMUtBtBD IN RUtMA.London. Nov. 10. -Six Amt.ri.an ritizonn

b.ive been ari*.ted In Southern Russia for preaching in

an orthodox Naaemtily or Itii**tant. Mr. Lothrop, tue

Knited States Minister at Bl. Petersburg, bas heeu e:i-deiiTornir to in lure tbe anthoritie* to releaae lim prlt-ouers, bul ao far ha* been tuiauoreaarul.

CLAIMAM CURTIS'S HAR EXPERIENCEWHAT HIS MTKItlOR OIKICKR .IIIN'K*- OF ..IM¬

PROBABLY A CRANK.

Chicago, Nov. lo..Ute Journal thif evcninepuiillaliea an interview with Lieutenant-Colone. E. A.Calkins, Of Ibe 3d Wisennsin Cavalry, in relation to theTichborne cl.u.iit, Charles Curtie, who, the colonelat) a, was a I,,nt.-n.mt in his reirliuent. enlisted underthe natue of Charlot O. Ferris. The man was picked upat Baraba* Wis., and was made lieutenant owing to hisci..un of having ii il a military education. Continulnir,( ti, m. I'alkint said:" I fnruiiad Lieutenant Farris's acquaintance ns soon as

he J.ilne.l the regiment willi hi* company. Ile was a

man of medium liel_tht--say flVi) feet aeven or elirbtniche* high.sud would have weighed thou 1 lo, or pos-sihiy 180 pounds. Ibero was nothing striking In hisapiieaiaiu-e. Ho had a dark oo(ii|>iexlon aud dark,sir.ni.lii hair. Undid not ri ie extraordinary weil-nobetter Mian any or the recruit* who bad oom* rromfarms and heeu familial' wltb horse*. Fern* did notmingle ut ii eh with, tho other oltl -er* or (lin men. Hewa* ino.idy ami reserved and av,il,led tuukl'iK acquaint-aiii't-*. He never in iinaie I that he wa* of KdkIIhii ki rt liot ari»tocra:io ii.oo i, or atiyiblng els* except what be

upreared to be.a quiet vu vi 2 mm woo ha 1 bean drift¬ing »(¦out, bad smirk tt pince where toldler* were eullst-luc fur the war, aud Omi Joined the coiniiany under theiii|nii-e of the moment. Ii I* reiuarke 1 of the realTichborne, wlio disappeared tinny yars a.'o or so. thatSa WSS educated !¦ France sad ap.ike only French, 01-puke I-.n_rli«h with * French accent. Kerna apoka only

ni.-ii.ii in mv bearii)-:, and spoke it In an orainarr Waf,like any tolerably well-educated American. Ile remain.-,1ifltb til- leirliuent aliniit a year ano then re-lmii* I. Th reitor lour year* a.o ('urn., or l-Vrn«, cain" lu the aiirfao*iii Calilorula. Ilia claim w*« allowed with buck naya ni 11nBUSS la ,.. I. ¦'.().). Ho use tn ls money lo gu to E'i«-and, where he pi o|i.ised to preaent huuseir as th* lilli*borne heir, and lui 1* said to have predicted that hewould be Immediately acknowledged. He ls probably acrank."

SUICIDE Ot A SHIPPING MERCHANT.DOAB LOMBARD, of BO-TOW. iniiai.hs c,a<- in* an

F1FKIIIAI, M sNSKIt.

Boston, Nov. 15..Edgaf Lombard, of thourtu of A. E. Limb trd'» Son*, ono of IBs b**t knownshipping Onus in trilat partof the country, comiuiltedsuicide Hil* morning in a strainer) tuanuur at Young'sHotel wliil-a laboring under a apell of despondencycaused by faniuy trouble*. At about 11:80o'clock theodo! ot recaping ga* wa* (raced tu Mr. 1. miliirtl'* np.trt-iii.*iiie, the ti-or* of which were locke I, AB SBIfSBSS wa*

effected throu-h the transom, tvlieii lt wa* dtseeVSf-dhst Mr. I-oin'.ar had enter,-.! bis bath, proli.ihly anhour in fore, and inking a rubi.er drop-11 ir ht liu-e, badtasteued one end ov-r (hs gas-buiner, then pulling Umother end into his mouth lani down au I inhaled lunga*until be w.ia asphr .1 nei. Hit laws hid relaxed artereitth, allowiiiit tue gas to escape. The decease I niau

loaves a walnw and three cnn lien. Thu holy Wa* takencharge of by hi* brother.

SIXTY LIVES I.flSI AI SI.).

ANOTIIKll S|| AM-Ilii' lH-ASTI.lt ()Fi THK (OAST OKJ A I'AN.

San Francisco, Nov. IS..Tho Bteamer' (oeanic. winch arriTod to-day fro(u Hong Kong andVolitihauirt. brinies newsof ibefoui ierliu of tbe steamer

Normantore off Posh!mo, .1 ip.m, with ie~ea.f-.wa per-mat os board, twelve ot whom reaouea laud. Ske wu*.a len wita (ca foi-New-York and Canada. Tue dale otihedisastor it not given.

WHO WANTS TO RUY Uh. MAYFLOWERtitu: Pl.llrt a -s sloop ron KALB Al COST.CA I* TA IN

1-aIvk's iika-ov POB BBU4N.BOSTON. Nov. 15.. Tlie -loop Mayflower is

offered for taie at 00*1, the aAmt io iciuain open uutiiDecember! The raaSSS given I* that Ihe owner willprobarny b- unnbln lo idTe Hie required time next sum-

mer for the (rial race*, in tbe event of auoiii-r contettfor rho Aiuerica't cup. Edward Burgess, the deatcuer,aiiTn that last *uii)iii-r's rnuipal_.h co-t (ieueral Paine

ere ii deal of tune and care, nnd he -loee uot leel like_.,,:,_. to .un, iiei .i], ii comest h.-It y--.ir. He thulka.tie Mayflower may be nee Iel to defend the cup, andt-ives mis opportunity for any one lo buy ber wim hasthe tune io run her as she should bo ruu. Il ls a publicmelter witu hun, however.

The news that General Pales Bsd offered the. Mayflow¬er for sal. wa* a suipn.o to.Vew York yachtsmen. Itwn*..ccoiiiiietl fur by the BUppoelUss lhat the Ueneral dld'iitcue lo jilin.oaie hiuist if ,tg,un on the .Ular ,.f ins 1 nun-try "is yaihtiii_ supremac. " fhe r.ices la»t year," sauloneyachtsman, "must have cost Oeneral Paiae in aetoalana 1i1cirt.ul.il expenses fully sf.'.").DOD, besides what hepaid for Hu- Mi}, .wer. lt is mit ai all surprising tbathe wan'* aome ono else to slum,der Hie louden thl*year. The fact is, the A i.ei ic.t's cup la limn i,.ii.' au ex¬pensive article to ..av.- .ir ..in a House, li lita costtn .r<- money lo defend (hat pecultatly Ui_r,y pleun of Ui¬ver war- than anyone na- any idea of. ino am nut boosup li.10 tbe hundreds of 11,mi"atula. It will be defended,lowever, to tee blttor end ol ihe exchequer 'Ibo May.

fl,itv. ou_lit io Hud pl.my of purchaser*, mil 1 hope*ne wi not UH imo the bauds of a y.na..nan who isnot a lacing man."

--ste....URt,INO Fl.DEUAL AID IN EDUCATION.

Huston, Nov. 15..The Committee* on Fed-cral Aid to the Common .scnool*. apiioiuiel In July njthe National Teacher.' Association ai foi.e.i. and thoAme: .can Institute of I oat rucllon at Har Har,or.whloh has been in session here for thn past week, ad¬journed to (tay to meot in Wasiii, ¦.¦,:, at the Conven¬tion of .-r.hiioi -superintendeul* In february. The Com-mltioo discussed the nate lull for I'e lerai aid tothe common school*, aul votel a report fever¬ing ita principle, but no action was taken asto the special real ure* of the bill. Initorordauce wltb tDe resolution* of the convention* atTopeka and liar Harbor,|tiin commKine* were au sa*lanced as to give sack Stats ami territory local repre¬sentation tu tue conv.uilou at IVashin.loii. Mri.Miry H. Hunt, sup.-r'uteu'leut of the educational tieI'.titmen; of tue Woman's National Christian 'tempe¬rance Union: Hugh Thompson, of mw Carolina;Mayor Courtenay, of Cnarrl_«toii, B. C.; the Rev, A. I)Mayo, Ju ure Hrekney, of K.-irmni, and others prom¬inently cunii*-ted with thn Nat onal aid movement wereChosen members of tue Federal Aid Commission.

EVANGELIST BOODY AT HARVARD.Cam mu ix. k, Mass., Nov.15 [Sk)tctRt).-'Dwighi

L Moody, the evaitK*ll»i, laced au audlenc* thia eveningin Maunder* Theatre th»l even he found lt difficult toinoi 11. Twelve hundred men aat before Mr. Moo Iv whenhe li g ni the uieeilug, and be had to fight for every par¬ticle of enthusiasm with which the audience favoredbim. In bia man!), hearty way he found the path to therespect of tbn students, 'lins first Hireling while it wasbr 110 means a failure waa not a grand success. Mr.Moody will, howeTer, be backed In his effort to conTertHarvard students by a band or 150 men of the HarvardBranch of the Young Men's CurisCiau As»oclailoi), whowill give hm, devoted support. About JOO studentsand ou sider* beti,ie* the ui-mber* ot tho society *tayndto-ni.hi trier Mr. Moody's lecture to make their alle¬giance to bim.

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EMBARRASSMENTS IS BUSINESS.Little Rock, Nov. 15 (Special)..Thu First

National l; mk of Pine li;inf closed Ita doora to*.lay.Tbe assets and liabilities are uot stated. It waa estab¬lished three years a.o The presldnnt, Charlea L Neel,ia aald to be Worth 8***.000.000. He bad aeveral lliou-aand at rea in tullun thia seaaon. Depoaitore are greatlya i ci lad.Nkw-Oklkans, Nov. 15..A dispatch to The Firayune

from I'u kent, Misa, anya. "Tbe large stoiaa of Tucker,-barp Ca, of thia plaoe: Sharp, Tucker A Co.. ofVaugbau'a Station, and Sharp & Tucker, or 8harpsi>ur_c,w. ra loaed to day by al_aoti__au_ Short crop* ant badcollections are ataiKued as too causot or the ran ur e.No eiaienitul baa been made."Taunton, Maaa, Not. 16..The Eagle Gotten Milla

Company ls etabarrasaed to ibe extent ol about $150,000.V. li. Dean ls the manager.

THE lABh.R DIVORCE CASE.Boston, Nov. 15..Tho Tabei divorce cane

was belora tbn (supreme Judicial Court to-day. Couutclfor Mra. Taber wltbdrew the pntiiioo to prove axcep-tiona an I to dismiss thn assn, explaining lhat thia waanot (he proper remedy, and thal tun case woutd bsbroomt balsas me court ssala in another form, lb*_S__*-_!a!l**IW*.ttOisawal. This is th* case Inwhich frank tabor was granted a diyoroe from tbe de¬fendant for anama adultery wllh the Hot. V.. W.Downs.

TALLYSHBET FORGERS HELD FOR TRIAL.CoLCMBcs. Ohio, Nov. U (Hrrrfiif). Tht

preliminary bearing in the caao of the peraoua chargedwltb allanna Ibo uily-abeeu in oue of the preclude ofthia elir abortlf after the Ootober eleotlon In lu .5 wasclosed to-ulsbt. Algernon Oranrnl*, Kuban Mont¬gomery, B. H. Marriott aud Otto W. Hum wera hell tobail fur trial.

A RBMINISCESCE OF HIE WAR.Philadelphia, Nov, 15.-1u tim United

8ta.ee Dutncl Conn lo-, i) a Ttrdirl for ibe defamumwa* rendered lu lbs ault of tba Uovarumeul ag.inti

Clement I. Huehea and \j* tr I). Kuller, the owner* olthe steamship Tappahitino k. In willoh lt wa* sought turecover for dam >gn» untamed by a collision betweentb*( vetsel and the Vailed States sMBSMMB Ashland in

1 SBA. It appeared that the collision occurred on th*.lainn* Hivr, at lily Point, while OeBSfal f-rant hidemployed boin »hlp* to a*«ut In !:l* movement SSKichiiiond. I he c.trifo ol the Ashland wa* mst and theliability wn* sou ..-hi tu bs tile SS th* defendant*. Theretd. nu »l"i.ii or the occiireiicn noir alive exo»pt one,end this per* in's atfllMVit wa* nol d-tl-n e lt wa*.lated that the only ann who tr..md nave been allie tudistinctly detenu* thn collision wa* Oeneral Grant.

STEALING RODES To HIDE HIS CLIME.

Ti-IAI. OK a ni'KAi'i.tiNo BOU.BBB*.mfa W8TBBB1ros ooMBuornr in hi.** chimp.

CiiKAdn, Not. 15..A diBpot.I from Sprint--field. Ohio, aa-a: A ault for cnibe .lenient snd laroenylins been cotna on bern. Tnn nccus-d person was JessieD. Carrol, of ppnng City. Tenn. On March 13. 1884iii- piBfllStSR Ol '.tie .lampion Har and Knife Work*,

of tbis city, were Informed Oy th* Do.iia»ei,->r, Frank B-

Jones, tbat tbe ssfe had been open u ana iliat me ce.".-book, day-book and ledger were mlssiuc. The pro¬prietors, knowinir that no one but themselves and Joneshal the combination of the safe, had Jones arrested.When Jones waa taken to Jail and searchedri'-" In bills wat found on bim. Jone*.oonfe**ed that he waa not only a defaulter, but hudtaken the book*. Un directed the officer* to ao to a cer¬

tain sewer la this city and part of the booka would be

found, and the rest were at thn house of Jessie I'.

Carroll, ar flprlng City, Tenn. The book* were found lu

the sewer. Jone* was sentenced to ten years in tbeOhio Penitentiary.liefore Jones went to the penitentiary, officers nnd

members of the Arin went to th" Carroll woman's lion*"to look roe the reat of toa boo.*. Mi** Carroll was notat hoine, but jn*( where Jone* *sld th" book* were, tbeywere found-under the Ice-house floor. A requisitionwas secured and Miss Carroll waa arrested,brought h«ro and tried. The evidence showed (hatJeaateCarrwll wa* taken Into Jones'a f.nnlly aa ii domes-ric when a v.luna: clrl and at a limn when he and idawun lived In Co unit.ca. Iud. When Jorie* cain* here to

work he broke up bonookeopiag ami Jeaaie Carrol dis¬appeared so far as Mr-. J.>u»* knew. It wa- shown, how-eTer, that Jones ptirchasml lan mid a house near -"pringCity, Tniin.. and made thn deed* to J. (sin I). Carroll.Hhe wa* laetallad a* mlstre.a, and kept three serTant*.The ntclit of the robbery Jn*sie w.is on band and tookaway (hn trunk to lianne..-e wi(li her.Thn linn haa nnver int m tdn purine th" nrnoiint .((

.lo-i-*'* SSrtWSS ement, hill lt I* Ot |ea»t ).2(>,(MM>. Th*booka -vnrn st.SS lo conceal theenme. Ihe case againstMi** Carroll was niven to the jury on Saturday evoiilug,hui a Ter Int hu* not yet bein rendered.

WI Ll) ANIMALS IN THE CATSKILLS,l-ANTiu::.', BS IB ano itch TBAOSKB and kui id

liv Tin: MOOBTAIBBRBS.BlO Indian. N. Y., Nov, IS..Panthers werebf

no means scarce in the Catskill Mountains some yenrr agohut latterly tney liave benn aenu ao seldom that lt waabelieve 1 tbey were alrroat If not entirely extinct. On

-iimlav morning several sheep of a Hock b«loni_lug to

Phillp D'dnck were found killed and morn or less

mangled, aad titi* taken In coii|.mellon with fresh tatt*print* winch did nut correspond with those of anyititm-il familiar to the noliMihiuho ul determined Mr.hedrick on a pursuit. A party was hastily formed sndtccoiupauled by *,-Veril dogs started lu ijuest of thei-ltor. After a hard tramp of several miles thrmuli

inn snow thn liiinter»pcrceive,| the 8SCI en-a-'ed In anene s'.riiifgln willi a finl-crowti male puilher. The

iee of eiico.inter.a thick oluuip of trees ss Hie elifeif a c ifl.w.is not accessible to the hunters and so ex-¦ited were Hie dosi that Ii wa* unit) -andu to cai! (bein(ft* tn order to lire ,it tim panther willi,ml woondlinhem. The aril uni killed olin ot hi* assailant* andkoiii probably n tye aseapad, socown I wera UM other.,mi for (ii- (os iclry of a hu I- UM wu ch dun.: tn hun so

li-sp- i.itei .- that lt wis impossible to BBaBa him "ff. andnev filially roded over the cliff, wnen a shot killed the.anther. lin iltur tad be.-n so .erioiisly in)ure,l in IbocMiirirle th .1 il wa* found nee,-ss.(ry lo kill ll alto.Krsi.Mov. Nov. 18 tS/i,riiii,. .tin Krnlay i*»t in the

..gnni or Dry Brook, la tho Catskills, two boya. Oinn

Inild and Frank I airimii, trent a bear and shot bim.Che c-trc-is* weu'he I 850 pound'. On the same daylime twenty tuen and boys lu BaUtVas Comry .tarted

i tl ie rn l deer nn.tr (_ lar tillie, ebSMd lt III un' ni'lea andloan? ona of tba boya broo.bi il du wu wita nrevoi.ar.leer are «.-.iro* amt it I* a long limo since auy have bennaitiihl in (hal region.

serious BtC-BB.I 08 IAMBI D. w.umiiv,Buffalo. Nov. L5 iRpsttoh..-JBaaoB l>. W'.ir-

en, id thi* cltv, ls iotUTOrottiy Ul, and his phys clamsar lin cannot m-nr-r. Ha nu un. Id .li out of bed forbree wenna. I li" no |Ms at lint was in fl vu in tf lori ofhe Ua moy*. Hoon afterivarl li* wi* attacked withIghtsw.a.its si n ssvnr> character. He ala.) eu'-ere.i from s eoplaaaseaa Mr, Winen believe* Ina willever 1-ave In* nea. tin say* tb tl tho *vui,it nu-* arehose of which bfs father (linda few > nar* a.o. Hisure mid diu.'h'.nr skaroln los f-irs. nu: tliey try tuinove thc I ana from als min I. Kor a fnw days past heti i.nen **!>: eoasianUv ssdor tu Influence of rolerlaa.

ir. HUI called Dr. liurrell In c, insult dlo ycart rda)'.-?

THE l'ARTI-AV DEADLOCK IN DL.'BRKlBOSTON, Nov. l:"i [sjp-ci'il)..Th* I>cfuo-

rais of Ulster wore so an«.ad by tkatr i«t« srasBiasereat -ii thu polls th il ta >y b ive now tMSOOM lost to allenos Sf reaioti aul just ce. About a week ago tneloerd of Supervisors begss balloting fer skatraes asdSej hiv i been nt lt aiinoit every d iy siuo*. Tonightlie tiioiiotoiiou* 'o,- n.i.i.y is a,.am tn proems* and eachallot resin. 13 lo 13, tbat bolos tim strnng'h of n.iebany In tim oo.ir I. Ii l* un rnr-tuol th it tu,- I'.epuh-ran* are winni., to concede tim clerk ami a laird,vi-On ot ihe otb. r nlti' es to die Ileinociut* on coudlllcuhat IBsf have tl.o chairman.

michael DATITT IS inTSBUMO.Pittsburg, Nov. 15 [Special)..Michael Dav-

,1 arrived from I'tucliiiiali Un* mnrntng and lo-.ititbt Icc-ii red on Hone (.ute at Lafayette Hall. This afternoon,ii au Interview, he isl " 'he mit** ot Bsgllab peopleike Ibo deepest int-re-t In ...n.rlc.iii affair*. They are In

ivor of a si's."iu of govThiuont resembling yu irahey are contain,v learning priinri|.ln* of economlo(ivertiiiiont from America. Kven mn kraal Ktt-listipoaBers (p)uie --i unpins ol the American Betka*! ofSaiSSeS uud auvern..icnt. lhere ia a .iron.' lend.-neyii-a .i'd a reiler.I form of irovernment, tuon.ll il I* narin say whetb <r or not tht* reeilmr wui ultimately asinineli |iii.i* o.* a rep ililn .in govern mnut." Mr. Dav;it waasnorted io LafayatlS Ball ny tue H'lmrulan Kitles andri» intriMiiicnd to ih" aBdleSSe ny tim It-v. I.-, lt. tl BBS*ue, a Pr abytiTiau clnrgViuau. _t Ul nclo*« of 111* I'-rl-re Ile wa* at -men d ri von to tlie l'nlon Depot, fin rem look a train for Detroit

-»MOMS sll.1< l 1\ REi,ARD TO MARRIAGES.

Cincinnati, Nov. 15 S)i,-cia!.." Do yon inrmi to carry nut tue decree, of thu reoeut council at

laltlinore in re_»r 1 to tuarria.ro oareinouln* I" wa*

¦ ked of Arohhlsliop Kl Inr tn-.lay. " I belie ve lt ls lefto the prudence of the bishop*," he answered, "but tbe.in mini,um or tbe synod are to lhat effect. In the'ai hollo Church mairimony la one al the aacramenisnd should ouly bs receive.) with tbe udnosl devotion.h.- marriairn ceremonies (hiiuiil not be *o brief, our."ie impreasive and the couple aliou.d l>e In a slate otrai e. baTc m-ade a general couratsion uud be prcpatno receive (hn Holy Couiuiiimou at thn iiupilal m.**.ema wo sha.I lie suicrer hereafter in regard to that

Batter.**

OAR CEO CDS IN Kl STUCRT.Lol"isvili.e, Nov. lo..NUottricr Journal __*.

atoll says: " lim war lu Perry county, Ky., betweenhe Kreurh and Kversole laotlou* hos broken out afresh.tlmost every cltizeu of the couniy ha* taken side* withne or th* ottier of these mountain merctiout priiio-a, asbey are cai ed. BotB faction* »eniit to come (o tue cot.*Iilsion that (iier-ii-.n be uo .eilleuienl except by ci-rrminatlon. ii..tu faction* are armed aud lim Ural (botoil bring anon; a general war. The feud between'r. neb and Kveraoin darna baok aeveral yeara. Theyre riyala In mi.mest and cuulrul (he whole trad* ofeTerai mnuntalu co.inilea. The report tbat both wereHied Suma lime agu waa nol true."

TBS COSl OF LIGHTING LIBERTY.Washington, Nov. Iff..He 1'ost to-morrow

rill i>'in,mi au article aayiu* that the Ligbihou.sloard had collected a larne amount ot data regaruuiKbe illumination of the Ilariholdi d ame of Liberty. Itmle that 8.KH) a month will Im required to ll;uinl_»l* lhatattle with the aa-UM kind or ll_ut as thal used nurinahe unveiling <-«reiuunu-s. Ii I* ihouirut io be impo**i-e to Uni ni, n_t:r tue whole .iain, aa itiat lt wilt ba aeeu

t night, owing io it* omi, non-ri.nctlun eurraoe.

TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MLI.TIV. ok caiit.k GBOB-BB.Cnn Ano. Nov. l.V ai (he aiiiiual ii,.i-tiii|_ ..f the Nationalattic oroia, I. Associational n,, Biiei.sn Ueuee tbia after-(Min. lt hhs niilei hv iiiiaiimion- vole Io unite Wita Hieattona! ailie and Hume i,rowers' Asm* .adnu "'Ki'ti..i in foriiiing a Bea organisatioa to be known sshe ('ohSolnlatcl alt].- n-iwera'Assn, latltili Ol the lill"!Ut. a A Joint inc. tlnK of the iiieinhi-.-sol both th. old asst-la.one ta ta be in ld ai ti.e hleoao Umh. ut Traill-mi'I un.11 tnoruiiig.OBTOKATIOHB IX KM pr KlioM a mobtoaob

TAXI'll ism lt.., Nov 18 Tba Stats Supreme (onri lu d»y de-I.ted Hut (tu- linet- mill Ull nllhl lint lie .oil., ted ir.mlji ,-..r .it ...ti-, 'iii-re were three appeals UM.etJeba Hu"ir. John ii idak ami i (i Bairr. nota tko oaai.i ol Kima-¦i|,hni lim j.l.imi ;.s were Li roltoctor* iii Plulnilelplilaiii weie sitoiii .1 li...,, ,,,|i,-, tin^ ||., Ul,.B by a pirliinlii-iTJ(Junction. I lu- in-a .nut ii. i.t ii,ai the inn- indi tax doe*ul hui,I aaa.MM lin- linn ,«a*es. A,., I,, li lu ,i im.luina, bulie* hoiil *., I.i as iii,lo ,,Inala tire ,,u, eruct, din* Boelttooaa.ullin ned Im 1... i,|.nii. Cmnl TO* I lato will lo*«..ul i22i,,Oi>i) Iii this minty alone.

kKl.i I I PUII "-KU I.Kl.UH HY Kl UKWistiiN'.i'V, Nov. 13, lin-ilaliie lelirri oitiinilt.i. in (Idsty, John Lyac. treasurer ..I.e. i.,i tate armitip the -qm. cf.'ju lui lite ".nrti-ieis bt nu- .1 K*st|s_r( ana !'_iii(iiii*t<ii> Mahe aunt will jiiub.thl} la- un res.tsl lu ? i.OSH. by Uie cud ofiv weuk.

A< QOrfTAL Of A HANK ntBBIDBBT.NoUI'nlJt. Vs., Sm. l.'i.-A veisln I of aniulllal wa* mn--ie.) lo ila> lu Ho- aaa ot loan ll a\ I. t. sad (ni mi_|i|ili (BBinda of Ihe P.xi ii.uk- XallOBBl ii.tltk, bi which hv aaa juditnt al i_e lime of ila ia mr..

SEVEN MEN TX) TRY IfcQUADBAT LEAST THATRUMBER ARK IN THK BOX.THE CIIAI.r.PNli. 1 IIAVK NOT ll OVS Yf.T, IIOWKVKR

.B.IW MOQOABB 8018 IB COURT.Tho timi .f Arthur .1. MeQaarfo, the Hocnn..

siember of the Hoard of Al lorin m of 1911 to be calledupon to f,.oe a Jury on tee accusation of bribery, wi*hairunye*ter..iy.a!,iiy ana quietly. Recorder Suyth'ecourt-room. Part I .f tu. o,urt 0f Oeneral Seealous, waathe eccn* 0f t(ld tTUu Tll9 rooin (tsmaller, n,a celling lower, tba furnitureand woodwork, older and more worn, and allthe surrounding* in** imposing than thn roora of theCmtrt of or.-r ana Tor-nlner where Henry W. Jaclin",Mctjuada'e companion in the Boa. or Aldermen, waaUt* i. The roo ii Held only a small part of the crowded,lasses and spectator* who tried to pass tho door¬keeper.In addition to the usual number of Jurore who hare

.**r*»d al the ordinary trtola for two weeks iasl therehod been an *z'Ti ;:.'.*! -' 200jurara auminoned and a

part of them responded. Tbe few roT. XfStnJt to-serTed filr*l^otators were qulokly oocdplnd aud tbsnadmission, exc-pt for witness.-.* and fir thoee HoldingJurors'slip*, W48 forbidden br the order of ihn Re¬corder, rim anxious seekers a'ter an opportunity tosee and hear ihe pronedin:* or the trial waited imp*tlently fora time and men departed.Recorder (smyth tonk his eoat soon after ll o'oloek.

niaaqn.ire-oiu f« .turnua, pale faoe, high forehead andseamy brown aud gray hair, were well-known to allthoa* of the spectator* who __W9 frequently attendedcriminal trials. Un I* oareful of gool or tar lu the eourt-room and li ts a short way with thoa, who dlaiurb tbepeaSBsdlasa, ao there waa quiet In the place as soon aahnemered. The counsel on ooth sides bad already aa-semblad, but tb. Court was ocoupled for some timewuh OOSapttas the pleas of minor ofTenders and sentenc(nirtii'in toy «ri(im short termi of Iriinrls'inuient.The defendant wa* on hand early In tbe day. Ile baawavy hslror a dark reddish-brow i hue, -in I a our! orerbis forehead. [_ , mottomtt had beau eh .to-I ott, hut lsinseiiinltig to ur .w a/ain. II* ls tull, siirightly and nenT uis. III* fnaturns show his Hil.enit.ni d uceu_ Mo-Heeds wss sarreasdal by »«Tnrii ratetises ant ac¬

quaintances, wim whom aol with hi* lawyers be oon-Teraed ria- v. Un wa* rnstless and rapid in his move¬ments, but sooin-ad couti lent. ile wa* scarcely still fora moment, chaining bis position constantlyleaning hit bead tint on one bandand then on the other, now io -j,ogup toward the celling and then down toward the floor,and aiMin turning to speak to ona ot bis friendsor counsel. Sn ir him sat a noun oillonr, as the lie.corder, in accordance with In* nivanaiie rule, -lira'.. 1that thn ilef.Mi.l_nt I.TSfcl l.n put lu tbn "ill .riff's ou .todyfrmu ibo (ima ihe trial began until the mry shall reu lera verdict,Disiriei-Attorniy Martin, let thecitinsel for the pro¬

secution, na qeeeoeeed ¦aajr ti Bas leese, personally.Assistant District-Attorney Dolano.y N,coll assisted luexamining dm furors. Colonel Kellows leaned bank In htschair, drinking lu the Incl touts of the trial preparatoryto tho necessiry spe'cri-m* .mg toward the closo of thetrial. Assist mt District-A' toruey* Fitzgerald andDavl* also watched the trial.BltJades Hen) nulli F. Tracy sud Richard £ New-

comb| fBralSBS I Hm leg il pro-notion for the defendant.Ollera! ia tc-, looks le bs stronger ant lu belter healththan wlmii %t BBfBedea Ferdinand Ward. Un eat quietand watcnr il, occasionally atrokinit ht* pointe 1 artyl)eard, whit* Mr. BoWoSBlBS put In ranid au,'cession theqiii-Hilou* Inside I to doiern)ln« the elate of maid of thoSMB WBO ofl.rad tkSBMSlVSa aI Juror*. Kr. Newcomberan li* hand thro l.'b bis curly bair amt stroked hischin as bn put the question in bis stnoo.b-toned voice.Clerk John "spar. tingan tn c ill tho list of juror* ainlDeputy Clerk lilli drew tue tilpa cout lining mo name*of tim Innis from the box. Police Inspector Rv rn-*

witchei (he proesodlBCI in the tn irnitig. Ex-Alder¬man Patrick Farley was among the spectators aud some

of the lawyers and fri-tnl* of the accused men were pre*-ent. ".lorry" ll »rtl_t»( carn) lu by tne silo door andtook seat aear the clerk's des..The minor bastBoSi of tho court having boon disposal

of, Mr. Martlue, a few min,res beforo noon, rose anda.tit to Im Recorder: " Wo are now ready in tho case ofArthur J. __C<_S il-."The He...rlor-.I un lent.md that me other aldo la

rewly.Mr. Martino -I .Hare so.(.cu.ra: Tracy no 1.led assent. The Recorder

called Qenoral Tracy's attention to snetlou:(('.!» af tim Coln. relating to the ehalleiiK-niK of juror*. Ueneral Tracy thou askedwhether the p reinptory challenge must bo made as

ea.-h juror went to the Jury-box or after tho twelvescat* worn lui1. Tim Recorder Raid the peremptorychallen.es mit-lit nn milo aller the jury-box was lille,i.Ihn Juror* who had served in the prece ling part of theterm were excuse i.Clerk M.tl called as the first nam* drawn rrom thebm M Bernard ,f. Sslonto.." Mc Saletaos i» an baporterul leather. II' his a dark c.impiexio.i, .md black anle-VI * cr-. Mr. Nicoll nske 1 m.iuy q ic-llou. wlilm wero

reposted ls SOkStaBSS lu exaiiilulug the o'her juror*.Tho withes, was askel whether hi kn-w thedefendant or any of the counsel enragedIn the .ase; whether he know anyof t .'io members of tba Board ot Aides*men of l»-4, all of whose names wiro lead; whetherh>- knew cuber tsiarp. Kerr. BusBaJ, lUokiead, Hird.MeLean, Hnst, BoUaoe. Borlbnor or Brigin, wno ha.ibeenCiiiiiiRiieii with one or the toads that hal uu interest luBrood wa**; winuber ba kimw anyone of Hu* lawyer..Mes-r-. i'.uss, i.hitlenden or Lvddy, who bul acted a*

legal advisers in so ne of the proSSSdlSBS arising out ortne proposed railroad; wheth r he knew Messrs. Pallorlui, btiekurjr, S rakau or Dupl.rti.ic. counsel Ior alienedbrtb-sglvdra, and wucl. er he knew A .ram Dls-beoker ol' rd ward Phelp*. Un did nutknow my of ihnse psTSUBa ile said that he wouldb- .Hide only by thc evidence In deciding the ca-e, butwueu dr. Nicoll atteinptnd to put the qu-ailon (lin odinrw.t>, aaklos "tty wu*. WUI yoi be kui.iel IB decidingin-is*./" i.eneral lr.cy madn che rlrst oljeotniu Ontko part of m.- oefoooa sud toeora-l a aiiadrawsl of tiieq le* io i. Neither Mr. Nicoll nor .Mr. No-.vonni be couldtin,I any serious bull wno Mr. **aloin.in, ami ht. was pro-vialonally acceutad as the brat juror. Ile will be fore¬men i-f thn Jury If he |* not peremptorily challengedw.ien iw. Ive meu have t iken (Heir sn.t* in tne Jury-box.('burles ll. iwi.t, IBS a-slsianlaicrrrary of thn Pan

lian.lin t'oiisiruolii'ii loiupany, al No. 1 HroadWay,answernd Inn questions intelligently. Ho bad au opiuiouaald ¦* I WO.ld SBUSaVOT tu decide by tue nvidcnc',hut at lim present inn.. 1 do not. thins thal I could." Ilewaa ex.ii.nl.fetor U Pm.or, of No. 818 Hixth-st., wno manufaot-

urea loung.*, hail an op BIOS and wa* not allowed lotakobiaaoat, Mo'.>,i,ou Appa i, of Nu 140 Bast K:fie*uth-«t.,knea Aldermen Bhiel.ls and Kirk somewhat. He wa*excused.

Jni-i.ua *... l_4iunsbury, a commercial traveller, whol*employed at a dry gooda burna al No. (i.i I., un nd *U,was .ccepied a- Ibe second provisional Juror. Ile baaa ournie** air .ii t look* a* thougu he might bu au iiitold-aeut juror.

ihoiiia* R. Armstrong, a IsaaBoarded, elderly man,had au uplulos wnloh would atlect his Judguieut, andWa* excused.Louis A. Davis, of No. 1.1 Thlrd-ave., who manufact¬

ure* rmi., ra. ,s a young m..u and had re* int news¬papers. Ile cam thal he ti aa nu imprna.inu a* to (Uemilli of (ho ,itcuRi. mau, tbougii he had read tue opts*lons expiea.ei] iii tue lieWspaper* all I believed Wbai unread in timm. i|e wa* passisd for a tune when Mr.Mari m. sall: "Y..u believe what you read and yet ltmake, uo impression I" dr. Newcombe drew from inowithe.a that be waa not opposeil lo a sur(aee railroadon broadway. Ue look me third seal in inn jury box.

levi .dorris bobhietl to Hm wnuess siaud and wa* ox¬en.ed ou aoooaat or sickness.Morn. K.-rstoiu, or No. Ill) Fast Nluety-flrst-st.. a

nilauiifacitirer, had no decided opinions aud will aot aaIlia fourth Juror unless lhere .ire peremptory challenges.

H el mai, Ku. cl,Sad, O! Nil .*) 1 WcSt Ientll-«t., Wa* dotaccepted. Frederick A. Hamer wa* excused. He saidIbai be had known .Mr. .snwooiuho for twenty years. TneRei order aald : " .Sol Mr. Newcombe t Ia he aa ol I aathat I1'

laueiio li. Hanger gave lutelllgent answer* to a long.erie* ol que.Hon*, but oe could uni be leceived. Unknew member* of the Kerr family and bad opiuiouaWhich ll Would require *l rona evidence to remove.

lanae Hayea, a atOBI importer of wlnea, bad a atrongOpinion. He knew Mr. Newcombe. l,a*in_ oefltlplnd aroom with him while at the l'uiladelphia Kxposlliou lu

Jon I.BBSB Bttf took tba Hf I ll anal lo tha lury-boi, al-irioiiaii .Hr. Mannie .tia uut appear lo waut to nave (n-nthere, lin knew Moluiieya relativea.Aiberi r-ieitiieuuor had mat Mr. Neweombo In shall

room, "lu a barroom I" said Mr. Manlue, "you sur¬prise me.""I said . ballroom.' " the witness repeated.fhe sperutor. iaurhe.1 heartily while Mr. Marline

asitesl Mr. Nrwombe'e pardon. He oas SSSassB,______.Henry I'. Boam or No. 37 Fiftb-aT*.. oi thc Electrical

fowi-r Company, Waa exnuaed. . , . .___,.I-trick Ddiou.oi no. 14ft Fast Fortleth-st., took bia.eal ni i jury box without question by th* de fen oe.Jo-eph LlneutLl. or No. ICU) We.t Fifty flflb st..

thouaht tnat it tb* aTidence were oma* bl* decrsiouwould be api lobn .waitui ibo dcleudaut and he old uotget lulu lhr |0ry.|iox._, . . -

Jame. H. I-awia. a«*i*tant trea*nrerof Pastor a Theatre,Bid uot know any largo proportion ol 'ha thin.a whichMr. Marline thought a mau who read Ilia newepapereahould know.Mr. UbiSres Da you kuow th nemo of any Judge of

(he Mipinue Cuun ITh* willie.*. No, slr.Ihn i.e. n ie. \ .n kuow who lt Ireeld.Dt of tbeill, .-,1 HtaleS IIbo wnness.Yes, air.Mr. Marilna-Do you kuow the name of ibe .lunge

bere ITne wltueaa.No, slr.Mr. Marline.Do you kuow my nama IThe willie**.No, *ir.Mr. Newcombe --ii' b is rama [Laughter.]Mr. Mantua. Have yon aol mom mroriuailon on any

. lilli, ci rrom the newspaper* llian on thoce of which Ihw Te asked you IIhe witueaa thuiii_.il tbat bo bad. Ile bad not Toled

for several years, bul ks knsw wko wars tbs saudi-

datea for Maror at the laat election Mr. Martina obJeeted to ihe Juror aa uot a man of f*lr understandingTbe Honor inr. however, thought there waa uo gnuaround of dullen** and added : " When we do barimen of fair understandliu thev are challenged- by eoaiione and knocked nut of Ihe Jury-box." Mr. Lewie toolth* sevenlli gnat.Artnur P. Honer. M. J. Newman. Oaoar Conn, Cbarlai

H. Hcnnaubel and Willum Kajean were nor accepted.Tue case will aa oontiuued to-day. Mitjuade wm

kept in the custody of thn .henf. last night.

HOI AUK AT LIHKKTY AT LAST.BS'Aldan_M Francis McCabe receivi*,! hit

rele*»e yn»terdoy. His wife. Mary K. McCabe, transferred to John T. Farley, of Ni. 103 Wosi -Serentletb-st.and to Robert McCaffrey, of No. HA') Lexington av*., hei1nteres( |., Noa 121 and 188 Fast -sixty-third-«». andNo. 7..U Lexington ava. Tim property 1* valued al....-..'M.- ah.ive the mort/area. Mns*r*. Farley and Mc¬Caffrey rhon want upon McCabe's bond fer980,000 andba wa* release 1 rr.un the Ludlow -rr- -r Jail lu tbn afternoon. He did not manifest any trmai pie num.

POINTS FOR THE YOUNG REPUBLIC.

HO'.Nl ii.MK.N IN AMKKICA TAKING N0TK8.TillFXILI.D PBl801,

Chicago, Nov. 15..Eugene Simller, a meinber ot theCbauiber of Deputies of Franco; Jules Hone,foe, of tbe French I-egatlon at Washington, nnd soreralother French rlsllors.are in tblsoity. M.r-*pullor I* Lukinsn tour of this country for the purposeof making obserra-tlons of tbe machinery of the Oorerntn. nt. His objecttn visiting Chicago at this time ls to see bow the strikesat the Union Stock Yards wa* being handled and especi¬ally the attitude toward ll assumed by the -taie-i sudmunlopal gorornment. Concerning the expulsion ottbe Bonaparte and Orleans Princes fro n Frarjce, beaald that tho period of their expulsion woe mainly dis-cretlon.iry with the exceutlre powere of the rcpubllcIn rlew of the fact that the Duke of Ann*ale had madea will bequeathing the magnificent estates of Chantilly,va!uod a: 87,000.000, to France, at a time whoo bis ex¬pulsion was not coiitsmpiated, tt won;.I bu impossiblefor tho (iorernnient to accept the macnlfloent do >atiouand compel the donor to remain outside of Fiance, audso it was probable, hn said, lh.it upon the ilutn when thedeere.- seoopting mn girt is issued another will he issunalwhich will give tan Duke thn liberty of France. Healso saut thru lt wis more than probable mat mt iliaexiled prince* would be allowed to return in lime,should they make mi attempt to disturb thc republic.

THE BANRRUFTCV OF A. S GAGE rf CO.

Chicago, Nov. 1!>..A new plia.se of thcInsn.voney proceedings lu tho casn of A. 8 (la/.- Ar Cowas developed In the County Court thrs morntu.. whenan attorney came Into court sad presented a petition onbehalf of Vi'ettstnln, M.yer tt Co. to Judge Prendergast,asking the court to make an order prohibit ng thn In¬solvent* from making any at tom pt to oust tn* Jurisdic¬tion of the County Court, lt points out that the petl>Honer* hive ao attach'neut pending against \. B Gage.lr Ca for $1,000 88. wilton i. claimed to be a prior nenover the a"»igtni.niit. The attorney, though present-log the above petition In (he name of Well*leln. MeyerA- Co., wa* uuiier-tood alto to be acting In thn uitnrnato' tim First Nanoiiai Hank, whose clnima amount to.ri.l.ooo. and H. K. CUfliu .. o. or New-York, who areOin.illora lo the a.noun', of rf,Ji>,i)i)().The attorney applying for Um order banted Ju,lae

Prendergast * circular, which hod been largely circu¬lated in Nm w- York and ou which tne petlllou waa baned.It ls as follows:In consider .Mon nf the Insolvency of A. 8. Gage tt Co.. or

.Hfcago, tin undersigned crediton net-by aeree to sell andoaslc-o. claim* agatnat that Brm, amounting to-dollns, tol). K. Kenney or ld-op,er torts per cent of theface tin-icuf, payable ,ti, ish oo or liefer. Deeembsr ii. imo,and weconaenl tli.it them liter all i,ro<.Ung uniter the aaslgiiinellt tu the county Court of (Mik County, III. ma/l.e .lia .ml,lined. This tgrociuciit to bo void uu.oss coiupliodWltk by December 15, 18s..rue aiionit-y iQongbi il waa an attempt of Mr. Uage'a

attorney to uuy up the oUtiii* and Uko jurisdictionaway from the co.irr. The date of the transfer or saleof tue '.a: in, he said. Would giri) preen lenee ov.-ranvsiihsi-i.iii-iit order of the court. He reproaOBta 1 cred¬itors to tie amount of >¦.'.'.¦' Ml. au thought Hi yshould be proteoied. The or tar was issued.

ASRIIfO A CHANGE IN A RtSOMYMRSBtP.Philadelphia, Nov. 15 iSsmktl)..la theme;-:.les Circuit Court to-day Colonel Roberto.

Ingersoll inade <i long aldress In willoh he explained ro

Judge Killer that Kidi.it 1 3. BswSSStkS and Jain)* OLf*uiiili, the present receivers ut the li inkers and Mer¬chants' Telegraph Comp,my, wera object''mable to bisclient, the United Tele.mpU lanes Company of New-York, which wa* deeply luteieslod lu the adair* of theHanker* and Merolia its' Cotnuauy, and a.-k-il ihe court

io maim an order tit their reinurnl and the substitutionof Dwight Townsend, ol Nnw-York, In their place. At¬torney McC'lurn, of New-York, who appeared for tho1-armers' Lian and Trust Comp my ot New-York, tbeHuston under (tm is uikcra and Merell in .' Ilrst mort¬gages, ramed an objection to the appointmeut of Mr.Townsend because ne le the secretary of the Kw,ndKines ( oiiip-itir, ant thornfore au Interested party.Counsel os hom aide* sugge-ted other names vniuuwoul be acceptable as reoeivors, but Ju lge Hillier dn-old.d to allow tue matter tu stand until November _.'..

RXCtTRD PATRONS OF HUsBASORT.1'iiii.adklphia, Nov. 15 (S/iecial)..The

session lo-day of the Patrons of Husbandry was a sumo-

whet stormy nun regarding thn point where the next

convention ahould ba held. Foully the SSBlC itui.p'iail argument aud aocoptnil tue SSSMS ot' New-York,Lansing, Mich., and Washington ant referred (bein to a.m. millen who will tu.ike thn selection. A resolution to

appoint A commlilen lor tue purpose of Influencinglegislation by Congress lu lav.ir of tue tanning industryof tbe country w.i*, after much discussion, dei.aled.

THE FIR,. RECORD.

CAUGHT IN THK ACT OF AI'.flON.Kocki*our, Maisaa., Nov. 15. George Par¬

sons, a benn;:, w.t.* disoore.o.l to-day lu thn act of set¬ting tire to the house or Mr. Frost, of Waltham. Thehouse was saved witu *ouio ililli.uliy. and ...sou* wasseultojall.

L088B8 IV VAKIOU. PLACE-".Mn wu mi:. Nor. 15.-A tire nt Nece-Uh, Wis., at I! 30

a. ni to .1.ty .l.-t toyed nine building*, including the We.chHouse. Thc loss is about 08,808 Tim insurance is mod¬el.it...

NASSUA, B. H., Bot. 18..A tiro th li started this mom.

ISO la thc basement of Dunlap's IS lot k bailly tlainaged thebull.ling. J. A. Hoyt at %l. perfumers, lose *-(),(i(M 1, onWkiefc tin ira ls an Inst... or $4.'i,(KM(. Wheeler .« um

inlngs, musical liisliiiiiieht*, ins.- iJ juli; ma Halli., 81.&0UOu luiui.ip s s.-ed store Uie loee la 81.0 Di -Beared.

.Niiiviu k,;, N. V., Nov lo. -Kite broke out in Uni quarter*of Captain William* at tho I'nlied -Hates Military AcademySt WOSI I'oint. Ibo electric alarm and th* long roll on tbeilium brought a battalion nf cadets no tho double iju.ck acrossthc piam, ivtio organised ns .1 tr,, brigs.a, and at Ike earnstime boron* galloped np with Ure engines. A few minuma'work extinguished tbe ur... Tba .os. it tino-, uoi ia*ur.:.t.

If ll. VAIL AND HIE 1 LOTTING CONGRESS.(_i.evii.and, Nov. 15 [htpssmt). The Con-

are** of tbe National I rotting Association will meet in

the Kennard House to-mo ci ow. luo ollie!*!head of ..ecrctary T. J. Yan, of Hartford,indirectly depend* upon the acion or tho Congress. Thecommittee was appointed at the Ctnoogo meet¬

ing to investigate the method* ot SecretaryVail. Its report has been published audiou.lc nins Vail's methul* lu good roundKuglisii. It bud* thai he wa* carole** and dilatory In,i j .sling ni liter* in bl* bauds up ni watch money d-*pender, and In holuiug moue/s lu his lian isfor loug period*. No iii-boiifsiy. a* htuted atCuicago. baa l>eeu round, and noue ienow charged. 1'be report was signed by J. V. Kl wards,of Nnw-Jeraey; David Hunnnr, Mew-York, aud W, t*.

Felton, Melun. Vail claims that the report ls unfairaud was iu loo by Kdwnrus, wbo is lue enemy, and care¬

lessly sigucd by the omer member*. Mr. bonner audCoiouel Ld w ai us tteuy this.

CRIMES AND CASUALUES-BY 1ELEGRAEH.

HTFAI.INO TIIRKK THOL'-ND POUNDS OF Fl-TI.Mn mum) Wi*., Nov. 15.-A dlsn.it. ti to The Ermina

ll iseetut-l lrom l o.umina. WpU. my (lie Dab pond of Chite¬rn,her Kal toe, mar (lui place, rubbed el -.Ooo iiutuids ofbrook Html, valued mt SI,.0. on eutur.iay n.gliU

A DAM VtA-IKD AWAY.Km. min Kills. N. H. Nov. Ik.Ttl new dam of thn

Winne, i-i ogee Paper Corni*.jr w.ut oat laat night- nw». ic .l.'weoovei-mr thc DM lune yaototnaj. The troublewas. a,is..i hy .lui-k.-.ni. l h.- loee .s ....ooo

Allin .TKO An A. CO.MI'LICK IN A ML'KDKK.M.. mas Me Nov. lo- < 'Ulcers Held* and Hotel.ui. ol

KilVai'lh lasr'ntgbt -tl test. .1 J.ih.e, M M. Kallala,, tko BO-..,mimi-, in i an ii. urave* rn ike m.ri,mi gaoM wmritmNile, aud lull. Mcl'adano l-a- a artie auu »lx iliudi.u.

KollLLD, Hl-All-N ..sn llUitNKD.ciiKK-iK. M... Noa l... -I.tt*t night about ll o'( lock

(il-OIge liol... lies tame lliagKlUK honseir alua, ly tm.I Miatully into Hie town. While waikiuif along the railroad lt.tc*tun miles east ol bore, lie -_is.iiiaili.eti by two un,.nott n men,alni alter relieving hun of all Hie ninney he had i">_l, bealSun la a brutal maaaer uuUl ko waa ium-usib.e and thou ».-iSn. to bia ilot.lug, rhe Manies baroad lois kia Book, resterlim .mist .o.sm ss. .mil hy lulling on Hui ground au.l lealiugai Ina ganuenta wuh bia Basso baada he exnuguiaiieai timMaines, nut i.ul until h bal rOCOtVoS li ruble au.l piobablylalai nuns.

a MUBDEBKB K-CAl'M FROM JAILli ASBISSIan-, I'l-tni.. Nov 18 JoSOpfc Mi ll, cn. under sen-

(euee ol di alli ill thc Jail at M illlintow li Itu mu niel lu* hi* « ifby ih.,s..ii Bat Mai. lt, est apel aliuut uiitlinghl last n.slit an,.

k* still Ol lame, lie aaa a. ..nip.iiii. d iii his lliaht ti) Aaioii

Carter, co.oad, aa aiwuk mai bb b eliars* oi Bk.ii d*>u.

8BB.BBCB OK DU. Dill.IlL- AKKIKMKD.MSW.SISASa Nov. l-'i lim SoprBBM court altlnns the

asataacout Lbaeaaa af Ur, fcaiaBaei Wjrtfua eooricioa oi

Huntiinalion ol ui-iiury iii ifiiiiea-liiiK willi the <elebiate.l lonitnm.lei case in pr.Uliaa IBO BTWOOOa of >aiati Mt Mahona ..I Mari --nivtlie. I ue.ius « as aelil.ua cd (o set eu and oue-hail yeats in ibe pt-uiii-iiliai)

AKRLWTKD KOK V ISO A POBOBD LAHFl.yoi eosTOWS, Onto, Bot, ll {tpetimiu.Tko ci^ar Maker*'

I'lilyl) lo infill lanactl Ibe atna1 ni Ju.eph lalWIir, ain.mu. nt dgardealer, on * Okena ol Bama huged unionlale-la pin. ha-ae.1 in Mi I.oui* ou bole. hil. tl willi -aiau"ilgars.

FATAL B-BULT OF A RIOT AMONO POL-B-iiKVaMmiu, Venn.. Nov l-'i. Lil. last tngbla rmi na.ur

red uuiuiig outite di nuken I't.l s au.l ll nn,:.u ian _( lilllie! (oa.tA nen (ht- I,Mal nKif- I* attciopie-t lu .pul. tin- tl,sin i ham e thePolos urea let o.v.rs aud .cuan shorn ,tu the ii-auil ni -Indiwa* thc .light wolli.ding ol lulu ei m.> le, lue tata! injiir u. ola I'ule, Joseph iiniwii. ami Un. aliiiitl luititiu* ol (ao otherrole*, hi* ul tho uugl-adora ol tim nut nave been ai'iuattal,oil* of whwui baa beeu i_eul__.il aa the wau wbo -bul Doy lo.

THE SALVATION JUBILEE.KEEPING UP THE FIGHT IN BROOKLYN1.

TU WARKIORS IV RAR-.i-.it I*. THKIR CKLr.BR.TIO*.^ -mimi: IBCBBBBtl and B8MBMBBSunday's prolonged efforts against the seorld. Ikeflesh nnd the devil natl had none but an inspiritingeffect, apparently, upon the Salvation warrlore abo

gathered again lost night in tho old Lyceum head-quartere in Washington-st.. Brooklyn, lor s ¦ grandrlffy " nnl jubilee over the secomi .in ni ternary of tbsincorpornfion ol the American branch of their army.f.cnoriil Moon* with a reinforced staff held tko plat¬form and a l&irly good crowd ol both converted andunconverted flUe-d tho low. smooth-worn b.eb. eftli" big shabby hull. Inside the red war Hage withtheir gory motto still hung behind the stage and thastartling toxte. aa fiery and implacable a* ever,frowned trom tho wall*. The sh wa* heavy andstifling, too. an foul end recking when a hearty ohoraobad atirrcd ik up on that of a badly ventilated polioscourt. Only t!ie flapping now ami then of the greenhaine door* o*>enirig into tbe vc* ibulc sept the afnioe-pbcre viitliKi einlur.-tli ia A strict watch wa* kept ontim rino-. The aged coiore* j_Ulit .I ami a .barji-lesWtired female captain. Dot li in Maisimiim suit-., ami wnoa contribution box between them to l-vv toll on ailcdiucii gasrded tbs antrann- aod rsa tilla occaniunaJI/with tba impecunious tt disorderly crowd th if sejitcollecting outside, where a new lite.-tine pouter ofViolet Cameron in thc dr.<* of oue. ol ber <>'i*ni hoaffocli.-ii in.-!(-rs gave au added tlaslc. m-.s to an air.slystriking exterior..There were probably thirty colonels, captains, lieu-

iBBSBtS and blab privates on the a'age -t mai Oeneralt\,nn;. in bis lii-st voice anti most imposing pre**noagate the signal tor Lottie, lim Salvation Army iamodest, perhaps, or re too intent on the tulum for re91-irn-ci ncc*, and the whole celebration from thc o itawtlost its ,'iiniiieisary character. \o IgBiee were otteredii*, to thc growth ol ths Miilvatio. mot cc cut since in-coi-pura'ion, tbe number ot conv. rte made or ol |K>atSa8t-bltsbcl. (trneral Moore nu ant further ron.|U«i*tSrallmr, and started at thc enc tn v with a rush. The-Salv.-.iioti sonne wore sung nnd then the umii.i1 ¦ teeti-moriy

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wa. called lor. Ihe audience except lorate* wont.'a tapea here and there ass B sod mn. Iito-¦pnnaive ono, bat lbs dint ol lively exhortation amiiiiccs-aut heating ot the tamhouiain's brought it toaonn- eliott- ul''iiterest ill lant.One is struck after * rfing fliiougn three or four S ,1-

vufioii Army tn. ctings with thc comparative vanityami spontaneity of thc ilcclnrriiilion. from ao ninia(iud lino.nth -looking a wt of exhorter*. I'racneeluis gives both the indi and the women a oort otvelifiii'-nt facility, which curries their talk *alcly overfeeble, shoal* or issttBg, Mool ot tbs ixmute. ma.loarc upi and the Butter si SB arc so .sro, gracefully in achorus nf h.illelij ths and ¦ I'ruiSS Gai lor that's*frum the ready staff.

(lue ol tbe clunkers last uiurht wa* au ci atheist,trom Kliglaiid, who lia-l sdi.lieu Hu xl.-, and lyndall.ho lie said, anti -mik In rn-.* 11 in Hie mire ot Durwinian-i-tii, which, he took tor granted, thc audience knewd i.roa^hlv ctiouoii slrseeyto disposes «ith furtherdct.dis. f.ur lu-ha.l strolled into a Salvation Armymei ling over iii New-I.r-.ev .uni ih it -er Hod Huxleyand Dir*in uud S|ieiicer and I Jilyili- to wno*, nameshe gSTB ,i c 'tknev twist of his otvil. Ide colonel* andcaptain* and lieut-uanta.particularly the women.applauded (hi* ami when the ei-atheist, who lookedliku a .South ."sci pirate, ».it (loon blushing, a lively airof thanksgiving wa* auria.Another speaker wae a mihl-ni .tillered yoatb, who

chained to hean ex-g.niililor au.l e.-harteuder, butwho looked a* il he had never seeu an ivory chip orinii. da cock i iii. The ex-gamblt-r h.i'l it atilt l«-r. ,ntact, and the ftcople lu (he back ol (he room laughed,and worn d.spoaed to doubt hi* lonni r wickeiln.**.A pretty-laoed yoimg woman, too, with a concert-

hall voilM and a ino.!.'sf air, get up (ind surprisedevery bo-ly hy her laking sleuasaes and siill more t.ik-ini* MBgisg. Sue had a knut ot native tltiency and hersinccri'v and genuineness ot feeling w«-re apparent,though ler senses were sometime* mixed and conven¬tional. And thi n a mote Anm-onum warrior tookthc (lo.ii and IBB.BB Mg gap in (he audience withssentence that never sro;.ped for three liiinutoe and waslost fre_I tbs beginning in an incoherent hurst ou abijjh. raeping key.

lu the midst ot all this a Mg, diaiiikcn Irish womanma.1>* her way throu;*-! tbe guards a: ile door to tho..I ,ii apace ..ci., c thc platform. She wanted to havoher any. tee. and rattled off *oiu» sort of a detl.-tnoe totbe smiling General ami hi* blue-suited staff Suewould not join the Salvationists, she said, and thatSettled it, and then abo -hoon her fist at a fat colored,woman, a Salvation captain wno had marted acimp-iB-ciino hymn to drown the iiitruder'svoiee. A pitchedbattle seemed imminent, but a " bouueor" appeared iuti.e shape ot a captain out ot un.tomi, and tbeid nuken woman, still with doubled lists sod with aprotest ls her voice, wrw husiled down one aisle amiI us.uni out tin oa.'h thc door Amit bet .. bouiioe**," aatout captain, too, wuh a stink, tol lowed ber out andgot rid ol lier tinnily. A lew other intruder.* got in¬st.ie un a minute ilunnu thc evening, Imf the rep.arclappearance ot the collection-box drove them awayea*ily.Copies ot the Salvation Army paper, "The War

Cry'' were hawked about, aud programme* tor thsjubilee exenrie-ee were distributed. Beth have BBBI ofllailhuldi'h iiO-deiss ot 1.(nerti' ou them and over rholon h ts printed * Tba liga! ot the World t* Jesus,"rhe nearest approach to a cheap sort of saenlc^e inlast n-gnt'i go_gs-ea.Tue anniversary exercise* will coiiie to an md this

evening. There will ho a .* bau,] iel at .'» o'clock, auckot to winch cai be purchased tor a quarter ol adollar. At **. o'clock the jubilee Steps* -rill begn. Alew extra drum* and lamburn ines have been hiredSad the .'(dinisHiou lee, as thc enihua.aaui is expectedto be ;jrcat. ba* boeu put at lo cent*.

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Tlio Board of Walking DefefaftH of thobuilding trade* rn*oived yesterday lo order strike* I itthe present only wheu li woul l be a benetit to inoplumbers wbo are out. Tbey alarie I iu veaterla/ loorder strikes ou buiidiugt where uon-juioi p,umbersare employed. lucy round tu tuc course ottbe d ty ten aucb Jons eui abo.t 4 K>mechanics wera dilled oui In or lar to foroaa settlement ul the trouble or the plumber*, lt had beesdecl red to or.ier a strike on the W.tsbiu.ou building, alNo. 1 iir,- id way, but the auperluteudeut fe.j isaled sday more in wal-b to try to eff-ot a settlement and llwas nra ited lo bim. At Na Uti Wali-st., two noa-uoiusplumbers were eui|ilo e.L Wueu lue denian 1 wa* tuadethat th, y ba discharged they were at huco told that Ihefmust either join the uulou or leave the Job. lue/wentaway. Omer airlkes w.ii ba ordered io auppori of taoplumber* to-day.Slate Ai mit allon Commla*tou«r OouiTau 0all*1 aa

Myies Ma.*h. wuu run* a ''-Un; and mail.ug ti* or alNo. 13 Frahk.'urt-t.. yesterday. IL* m- ..¦ut word iatue Board mal they were uot net itu pail properly.Arraiignineu(e were made for a iiistiii< al French » ii,j.let ni. uun uni-: at wulvb testimony will be takeu *u_a set. emeu: reached proll.diy.

A emu millee ol tin Kurahl* or Labor ba* brou ap-poi ie io Invest!* ti* tn* complain* or anne ol molt ....".ti .borers noni tu* ______ tflvor front Hist th-fare forced lo pay Rio :o a fore uai bi(ore tuey will bep.-r niiied to go lo work. l.',io ot lula can Uo (il,protecutlous will follow.

BBTOLT OF ITALIAN* AT .TAM KO KU.About'JUD Ital iiiii*. who ha v« lu cu pumiced

tn piitiiu.' lowu s-.wera.re pip s iu diamfor i, quit worelast week bec tuae toe euu-contractor. O. W. Kay mond,had taiied to pay (bom their wage*. Macy of them werain-ie.,rsa lo ..nco keeper* aud bo.nl.'nc-aouaokeepera. and tbey bcoama wi,d aod threat¬ened vengeance upon their ump overs. Onemau, wno employed about thirty of ine*e laborers.staled yesierdBi toil tblrteeu of tho gang wera oom...-le.y .o-aiiiiiie and badin KOWiihoul f.o-1 tor iwo

daya. On ealurday tuey broke open tua bull.Unit lawblou their loo s were kept aad proceeded at differentp..nus to lake lip Hie MWerage pip-* tali cu th*) hadpur dowu. 1. »<_' tl iii-li WB* armed With bil SUoVel. pick¬ax' or crowbar, and threatened tbe Ufo of sn/ou* *> ueshould atlempt lo luierfere with theta. Ueleeitve TBssa-dore Miner w .* provided wini a revolver, mit he came(o the coi c.usi -u thal 'Z"0 Infuriated meu were toomany ior him to attack. Sheriff b-tartx. ol KairSeMCouuty, was au milo.-, d to Hie icena of iiaiuroauce. a u'l"lb Depmy !-' liriitl I'm sler. lieti-cme Milter and adei*n of town and *pooui ouSiaiabis* look tue inaner iabaud.Hubert riwartwout. warden aud ......una of tba Bof»

ouilb, called a rn, elm. with a view an waaia* win*provision lo pay the Italians. There wa* »..ui* oppael-lloll mai.l.esiei III ide imaid, Mi r-k'SM IO the OoldUgBaaau.icu- ih* leapoii*...(illy, ou ta* -mullel that l o eual(...oi (» K. Wariug, me ..outraotvr. »uould pay tko mau.lue lumper of th." Iw'laiie waa am h. boaerer. tbat areaa intel deiay ooo., probably havo ra suited in publ.opopertr belo.! de*tro/e.i ; it wa* also .rared;...' t'.,.T would make a breairh lu ihemid maka a breach lu the

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inpit* of tb* waler company aud tberobglette tbe lubaolt.inls withoui waler tor meir Imus**, orf..r the exiiimuisuuieut of a Ore bad oue ..ceutred. J. ILOlnntead, newing the r.m iitimi of sit .li. as serious,went io Mr. tswariwoul and Urged bim to take teerespouaib lily of paying the men. (ieorga li. Hoykpreaiieui of the Hiauitord National (tank, also urgedbim to assume ibo responaimnty, rein*ram< that ilwwii.,I be i aaiiiiK .iiaar.tue lo tun ii .munn io naresriot occur nuder auen etrvuiuatauce*. Fiuallr Mr.-wariworn coutenie.l to aaauuie ht* Individual Ila.billi), aud oblained * loan Of $10,000 upon the srcurliyof bi* property for tha aa.oum. wbioB Mr. ll .yi ai eaeeadvanced, ll w ia theil antiouu-ed to the I'-.lau* thalthey would be paid >eaterday, and ll waa dom*.

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