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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT A XT) CHRONICLE ATT7ITP ATX OtEMBER 151 CURRENT TOPICS. LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. Bulwer Lytton's Bridge. 10 have a $25,000 creraa- TRAVELERS RECORD. tFrmn VJtltlal Tints TabVJ-1 TTaw Standard TBth Meridian Tiro.

TRAINS DEPART. Where it Touches the the Shores nd Midstream. Great Columns in Gossip About Men, Business and Events in New York and Vicinity. icry. fur Pophomors were victorious in the cane (usli st Dartmouth college.

George Jones denies that the price of the 8 95 P. 'What a beautiful bridge be weea old age and lay KxprCT 4 5o p. hwauro foecial a P.M Bos. and Chi. Kx.

ittP.M c- ildhood to religion. jw totuitl very the child begins with prayer and worship on entering life, and Wtrs roab (Mrnti. MACAULAY'S WEEKLY BUDGET. Intuitively, on quitting life, the old man torn Halt. Knwmi.

fl a.H The exhibition will consist of two grand divisions, each of which will be subdivided into groups and classes. The first division devoted to inventions, will embrace apparatus, appliances, processes and products in-rented or brought into use since 1862, when the great "World's fair was held in the Crystal Palace. The second division will be devoted to music in all its branches, chiefly musical instruments invented since the beginning of the century. Historic collections of musical instruments and of pictures representing musical subjects will form "an incidental feature of this exhibit. Medals in gold, silver and bronze, and diplomas of honor will be awarded on the recommendation of juries.

Although the exhibition will not be open until May, the intervening months will be fully occupied with the neces X.Y. Conesua Wsy Kx 1 :1 P.M back to prayer and worship, putting himaelf again side by side with the infant. remarks Sir E. Bui lSVUI 4 2" p.t tars, Madame Schroeder Hangstangel, ia almost amar.onian in muscle, and hence is unequaied in the bravura. Another highly gifted prima donna is Frau Materna who has the same solid physique, and then there is the youthful Fraulein Hermine Beley who is full of the vigor of a Hungarian constitution.

The music of such vocalists has a power due not only to genius an A culture but also to that robust 'health which they still retain, notwithstanding the exactions of a severe profession. IRVTN'O AOArv. A repetition of the Irving furore was hardly to be expected, especially go soon after an exciting election. Notwithstanding this, however, a large audience welcomed the master who rendered Shylock with a power that almost made one shudder. Henry Irving in this second appearance gives convincing proof of the deep reality of his genius.

He is wise in opening with the Merchant of Venice and following with the more important Shakespearean dramas since it ia much more agreeable to pass from the remorseless Hamilton's Grange Threatened With De AtlantieEx wer Lytton, in his Strange Story. is Philip Kiasam, who has been in the family service almost a lifetime, and ia one of the best real estate men in the city. He is assisted by a collector who attends to the rents every quarter-day and fills up the interval in the general duties of the office. Astor should set his son-in-law at work, for idleness is often the bane of rich matrimony. There is Frank Delano, for Instance, who was at one time the finest looking young merchant in South street.

He might have won a high rank among the business men of th day, but when he married the daughter of William B. Astor, he retired from active life and has been living ever since on his wife's money. This seems like a very email result for one who had such gifts. As Scott says "Sound th clarion; fill the fife before the seusual world proclaim. One crowded hour of glorious Ufa Is worth aa age without an aim," William H.

Yanderbilt's sons-in-law are business men and he intends that they shall thus continue. Hilton's son-in-law (Judge Russeils is a hard-working lawver, and he has far outstripped his father-in-law in professional success. This is much better than be Way 10 P.M Yea, but between its distant abutments the bridg CxafTRAU ji.nes will be three cents after Monday. Figs will be dear this year. The immense crop in Turkey on reaching Liverpool sweat kidly and tnrued sour.

T3E glimpse of death with which the tholera has favored the Farisans, makes them eel rather uneormortabie. ra. Koch's prediction is in a fair way to of life has many high and awful arches, through struction Distinguished Men Italian and German Oprs Marriage of Dana's Son. nrascT bo ad cbasti. Cincinnati li3lA.lt Ppec.

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Prayer and worship alone do not sua tain these. Nature's solid rocks must lie unshaken W. T. AND P. Olsas Mad A.

beneath, and human art and skill must rear and solidify the structure overhead. God's will kibes1 Olean Nunda 0:3 1 P.M exemplified in the laws He has made for the creatures whom He ha placed under their control. Neither the child's trustful "Our Father" nor th sary preparations by the managers and Old man a Forzet me not in the midst of mine innrmitiea, will alter this by the weight of a single grain. realized. lie said that the cholera before abating would pass over Europe.

tjaLTIUORE civilization needs to be revised ir corrected. So frequent and serious were jfce assaults on the mail carriers after dark the 4 SO p. m. delivery had to be ibontiuned. FALLS ROAD fWT.ST).

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himiiays, every i minutes alter a.m. ticience ana art nrst tnen iaitn ana pravr is the order of Heaven itself. IHrinity heals throueh its agents and those ajrents are ttie discoveries of New York, Nor. 13, 1884. The Grange or country seat which was built by Hamilton soon after he removed to this city, is now threatened by the march of improvement and will probably soon be destroyed.

This fate, indeed, would have overtaken it long ago, had it not been protected by its rocky elevation. Hamilton sought the latter because it afforded a fine view of Harlem plains, and in fact the beetling crag seems to defy both builders and contractors. Hence the street which is laid down on the map has never been cut through, but it is now probable that this will no longer be delayed, for dynamite coming merely a rich drone which, however, The editor of the Times, of Jasper, Ind. is very much elated by the alleged election of Cleveland. The English language falls considerably short of expressing his delight, but he makes the best use of it that he can.

"BOS. A.Y.JEx. 9A.M Ai-eom it 25 p. pay Express 4 55 P.M Boa. 10 00 p.M is itcu iuq uujetk oi me mere ionune man; not the vague announcements of prophets or seers.

Is life a burden to you? Does time drag? Is your power to cope with life's problem and duties hunters. Macacxat. usurer to the mercurial Benedick and the meditative Dane. Irving will not make as much money as he did during his first American engagement, but he will make a more impression. CONCERNING FATJ3E RCMORS.

As the public has been deeply interested in obtaining correct election returns it may be mentioned in this connection that Great Britian owes the Habeas Corpus act to an in BCFFALO ROAD (WKST). St.L. GtOTa.1 4 After twenty years of weary waiting, he Accoin 8 05 A. N.Y.PacEx... 9 45 A.M weakened? xouare notweu.

our mooa is riust-erish and tainted, perhaps, or some Important organ ui torpid or overworked. The fact may have taken the form of dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout, malaria. Bains in the stomach, chronic headacho. or any of Fall Fashions. There are many changes to note in fall says, "and watching and praying, victory 8.00 P.M TRAISS AK RrE.

fashions, especially in the various articles of dress goods, but amons them all we notice com at last. Let us therefore rejoice and make merry, for the day of our deliverance is come. Let the floods clap their hands and a aozen oiner uia. rArtKC.n iuniw i invigorate you, as fresh ail- invigorates tm-'who have been shut up in damp, fetid cells. It is powerful, pure, delicious, scientific, safe the keystone of the central arch of the bridge of life.

that the rage for velvets and velveteens not only remains the same, but seems to have Tee French tribunal refused to grant Patti divorce. It gTauted one to the Marquis de Caus. This vronid seem to indicate that her stories about his intemperance and brutality are not believed in France. Thp water which percolates through Hoosac tunnel at the rate of over 700 gallons per minute, is a serious injury to the structure. When it freezes as in the winter, it displaces bricks and the arch has to be rebuilt.

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Aecom 11 uo p.M CHAB1XITTX ROAD. fashion journals, seems to be 4 "The Ar cadia, which is highly recommended for walking suit3, children's suits, reception dresses, and lastly, for making up with old Johnny fill up the bowl, and we'll all drink, shout and sing as we go marching 'round. Roll the drum, toot the horn; blow a loud blast on the bugle and awaken the screaming fife. Sound the loud bazoo jangle the merry material. We can readily understand why tliis favorite brand is so popular, as every yard is warranted, and the ladies are not obliged to pay any more for it than the or BRING IN our Seal Sacques and Fur Lined Garments and have them repaired, relined and recolored will clear the way.

In view of this fate many are visiting the Grange and among others a Herald reporter from whose statement I make the following extract which shows how readily imagination may lead to error of the most ridiculous character 1 4 In a group by themselves were nine trees tliat had been carefully fenced in'. To these, as history records, Hamilton gave the name of the 4 Nine Muses." Into what pleasing real of fancy does the mind wander on recalling this one item singled from the many pages of the great man's life. THE FACTS. How Hamilton would have smiled at such a blunder. Instead of worshipping the Muses the hero of the revolution was devoting himself to the perpetuity of tliat republic which had just been founded and which was struggling for a permanent existence.

Had the reporter counted the number of trees in the enclosure he would have found it to be thirteen instead of nine and his statement that. tentional error in the final vote. The reader must not suppose that I am advocating or excusing such errors, my object being merely to mention a strange historical fact. The privilege of Habeas Corpus is contained in the Magna Charta, but its operations had been nullified by royal authority and this was one of the causes which led to the civil war in which Cromwell reached distinction. In 1674 the house of commons passed a bill fuliy defining the nature and power of Habeas Corpus, but the l9 of lords opposed it until it was carried by in the above mentioned i.frnner.

When the vote was taken the ayes were 57, nay3 5o in all 1 1 2 whereas the journal shows that the whole attendance at that time was only 1 07. This discrepancy is explained in the following manner: Lord Grey, who was one of the tellers, favored the bill and as a very corpulent nobleman voted Grey exclaimed, 4 you ought to pass for five. The other teller did not (in the confusion of the moment) notice this and the error escaped detection. ainary poor oranos. lne Arcadia woven Broche is also highly recommended.

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Sing, Jasper, sing, and let all the people shout and sing. Let the bonfires glare, Commercial Ad certiser. Aecom 9 45 A.M A eeora .21 -45 a. Aeoom 4 45 p. Accosa 8 Accom 9.

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In Adamless Eden, to be presented in the Ccmedy theater, all the parts will be taken bv women. The orchestra, the ushers and ie ticket seller will be women. THS people of Dominica, one of the largest Df the Vest India islands, ita territory being 251 fqnare miles and its population 28, 000, desire to be annexed to the United States, pay are mostly negroes and Creoles and would lott particularly desirable acquisition. The natives of Alaska are superstitious, btieiaS watchcraft, immoral and very fcsireeable in other ways. The Christian missionaries make but little headway among them.

Their only hope of doing any good lies ji tie education of the children. But unless fte children can be kept away permanently Sum the bad influences of their parents, they ire likely to be just as degraded. BUFFALO ROAD (WEST). Cincinnati 1:30 A.M tfpecial 7:05 A.M historv records that Hamilton gave them NOW. Bsst of Workmen.

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M. Accom 9 :00 A 9.50 a.M N.S.Liiu.Ex ...11.10 A. the trumpet blare paint the outer walls and the highway a sanguinary hue. Let the daughters of Dubois dance and sing. From Greeniand's icy mountains to Patoka's vera-ant strand let songs of triumph rise.

Pejoice and kick up your heels, ye burghers and you, ye yeoman, yell. Sing unto the Lord a new song; sing, sing, sing. Arise, git there, Eli, and you, Jehpsaphat, skip. Behold, now the Lord hath spoken good concerning Democracy, thanks be to Him, who hath gotten us the victory. The year of jubilee has come, return, ye hungry pilgrims, home a royal feast is spread.

Run every day In the week. Hun SnmiiiT lt nt Mtuvinv. Wp make them to order, ail sizes and gt-vles. Bonne the lailor. has one that shows weil.

Anything in m-tn always attra- ts att.mttpn, and this is whythesa are bo noticeable. We hve entire control of tue patent lor several counties. The bill, to which humanity is so deepy indebted, thus entered existence through a piece of adroit finesse. I need hardly add that the writ of Habeas Corpus as it exists in America is a close copy of the bill which was enacted in the above mentioned manner. MALARIA FACTS.

The recent suicide of Charles Parker, cashier of the Fifth avenue hotel, is ascribed to malaria. It will be well if this tragic event lead to some reform in sewage. In some parts of the city, however, this is almost impossible and such is the condition of Har FRANK VAN DOORN wMtm pure Signs and Banners, Over the Post-office. 1 1 1 FURE S03A IS I NOTHijv'3 USE the name of the Nine Muses' would have been a self -contradicted absurdity. The facts are as follows Hamilton was so intensely interested in the new constitution and the establishment of a permanent government, that when the former was adopted by the thirteen states he planted this group of trees one for each state.

How remarkable it is that while not one of them died, their growth has been varied like that of the states themselves. They are all of the same kind (planes) to indicate that the states are alike in nature, and Hamilton had the pleasure of seeing them become flourishing saplings. At present they are among the oldest trees in New York and their destruction seems almost a sacrilege. OTHER ASSOCIATIONS. From the Grange, Hamilton went to the fatal duel on the morning of the 11th of July, 1804.

It wa3 a drive of five miles to the place where the skiff awaited him, and he never returned. From the Grange his wife was summoned a few hours afterward to see him on a bed. He had been, after receiving the fatal shot, brought back to i his city, and was carried to the country seat of a friend (William Bayard), where he died the next day. This building is still standing. It is a commodious wooden structure, and forms a LlI ClS Va fT C3 11 I I The Skye crofters in rebellion can not hope to secure their independence.

The British jovernment is bound to maintain peace within its dominions, and if Ireland is unable to resist its power, these wretched people can not sxpeet to cope with it successfully. The fe-w marines sent to quell the disturbance wi'J probably accomplish the task without difficulty. lem, wmcn was tne unfortunate man's abode. New York is. too fiat for perfect sewage and Harlem is the flattest part of the island.

The sewers are built in that cheap, imperfect manner which characterizes city contracts, or they are concealed from sight which thus assists the fraud. In fact the work which requires the greatest care and ability is really done in the worst manner. The result is The case of the Rev. Father V. T.

Lanci-otti, president of St. Mary's college in Kentucky, involving the rights of Amercan citizens abroad, is an interesting one. He was born in Italy, emigrated to this country thirteen years ago and has been a citizen five years. Desiring to return to his native country, he wrote to the state department asking if the Italian government, which requires military service of its citisens, could rightfully interfere with his personal liberty, and requesting that the proper passports, etc. be sent to him.

4 'I have to say in reply, wrote Secretary Frelinghuysen, 4 4 that the government of Italy does not recognize foreign nat HAVE ELECTED THE TI UNION NG COMFY Sometime ago the secretary of the treasury received a communication from Miss Nancy Gould, of Portland, Me. enclosing a copy of tier will, duly certified and attested, in which sue devised property consisting of a house sad lot in Portland valued at about $3, 000, to the government, to be used in payment of tee national debt. Bince then, information ba been received of the death of Miss Gould, and the matter has been referred to the fciidtor of the treasury for such action as he may think necessary to secure the property in question. 8 rt 'h BY A LARGE MAJORITY AS A Place to Save $1.00 -to $4.00 OUST I 71 -r- L. conspicuous eature in Jane street, which then was a mile out of town.

The funeral was held at the house of his brother-in-law, John B. Church, who lived in the city, and was the most imposing mortuary occasion New York has ever witnessed, with the sole exception of the obsequies of Lincoln. BIOGRAPHICAL REMTVISCENCE. The fifteenth of November (on which day this paragraph will first meet the reader) ia prominent as a birthday of patriotism. The uralization as extinguishing the obligations of its former subjects to military service, nor has the government any treaty stipulations with the United States which in any way modify the case so far as our citizens (like yourself) are concerned.

If, therefore, such native, so naturalized, returns to the jurisdiction to which he was once subject, the American passport which will be given him, on proper application, will ensure the earnest attention of our diplomatic and consular offices, in case there may be any proper opportunity of service to him. The department, however, can not guarantee freedom from detection, nor protection or release in f-e. malaria to a leariui extent ana also sewer poisoning of a fatal character. Charles Parker owned and occupied a house in 127th street, a spot which once wa3 a swamp and which was filled with garbage from the city. He naturally suffered from maleria and this led to such use of quinine that he became insane and the result was self destruction.

Nothing will save this city from wide-spread poisoning but a careful examination of the sewers and a reconstruction of all that are defective, which in deed is their general condition. It is now estimated that more than a thousand deaths besides incessant illness, annually can be ascribed to this cause which is constantly on the mcrtiase. SOCIAL HATTERS. Society is based on wealth and as soon as one loses his money he is naturally dropped. Here, for instance, is Hugo Freitsch, who at one time was a dashing member of the Coaching club and sported a splendid turnout.

He has recently lost his money and his name will no longer be paragraphed amid the gay men about town. These fellows make a tremendous struggle to keep up for they know that when they sink it is forever. Another social incident of interest is recalled by the death of the late S. C. Hawley, whose daughter received from Commodore Vander-bilt the present of a fine house this gift being prompted by the fact that she was betrothed to his son George.

It was certainly SUITS 0 IS IT NOT 0FEEREB EY. GROCERS Send 50 stamps fcriiiflpaunJfree WITH OUR FLORIDA BOILEb A complete Steam-heatln? Apparatus for moderat. sized houses can be had for $300 and upwards. Five Christian men fired by the accounts fires by Stanley of the horrors of the slave pea in Central Africa, have left New Tcirk city for the Upper Congo, they propose to continue the vcrk of civilization began by Dr. Livingstone.

Commendable as the ambition of these men is, it is perhaps a little singular that the brutality so frequently exhibited in this country should not have appealed more strongly to their kindiy hearts. Are not louis at home as dear to God as those of some distant benighted land? At $4, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10, -OIR- OFERCOATS sfi vjr.a S3 s3U At $3, $4. $5. $6, $7, $8, $9, $10. case charges are prosecuted, based on conditions preceding the acknowledgment of obligation to the United States.

An effort was then made to secure a special permit for Father Lanciotti from the Italian government but it The Italian government plied in effect that if he returned, he would be subject to military conscription. In communicating this fact to him, Mr. Hunter, acting secretary of state, said 4 4 The rule of which you so justly complain a3 hard is maintained by Italy, and by Russia also, against all nationalities and is understood to have been enforced without exception in the case of subjects of those countries who, being liable to military duty, have left their original allegiance in any other country. It is generally understood that naturalized citizens are entitled to the same protection in foreign countries as native born American citizens. "We do not think that the secretary of state should have abandoned this principle In the case of Father Lanciotti.

But as he is not distinguished for his backbone, perhaps we have no right to expect anything different from him. very nandsome the commodore, who though a very avaricious man, would open his pocket when his heart was touched. George VanderbQt was the oldest and best beloved of the commodore's boys and as long as he lived William Earl of Chatham, who defended the claims of America so faithfully in parliament, was born on the 15th of November, 1708, while Baron Steuben, who proved so efficient during the revolution, was born November 1 5, 1730, which made him two years older than Washington. Next comes the name of Thur-low Weed, who was born November 15, 1797, and who brings the record of patriotism down to present times. Steuben was the only foreign general who brought to America a high professional reputation.

He was 4 7 when he came hither and had been a soldier from his seventeenth year, having won the rank of grand marshal by his service to old Fritz during the Seven Years' war. Thurlow Weed was also in early life a soldier and the same genius which gave him success in manipulating political powers would have insured him distinction had he remained in the military profession. Earl Chatham was buried in Westminster Abbey. Steuben fo'ind a grave on his farm in Oneida county and Thurlow Weed's grave gives distinction to the Albany cemetery. An honored grave is the highest boon that anyone can ask of his country.

These three men, though of different nationalities, united in love for America and perhaps even in death contemplated the still increasing greatness of our republic reminding one of Scott's lines "Oh, may I give adventurous fancv scope. And stretch a bold hand to the awful veil That hides futurity from anxious hope, Bidding beyond it" scenes of glory hail. But vain though anxious is the glance I cast Since God has marked futurity his own. Yet fate resigns to worth the glorious past, -WAV- The Tireless Clothiers of the Tall Building Can At a meeting of the "Unitarian club in Eoston, the duty of the laity in the matter of public speaking was discussed. It was thought that tlie clergy were too much disposed to indulge in glittering generalities without specifying particular cases to which their principles were applicable.

They do this because they are not familiar enough with every day business life to specify these par ticular cases. If the laity would speak and give their experience in the every day arlairs of life, they would give their clergymen much valuable material for thought and sermons. Discourses would be more specific and the question, what was he driving at?" would not be so often heard after the the preacher had finished a brilliant but vague seraion. it 1 Guarantee These Savings to the Boys. ti -i- RTMENT DEPA BOYS W.4ji rfci SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

GAUHN BASSETT, 191 and 193 East Maun-St. THE- Newport has restricted suffrage, but if a correspondent of the Daily Xeics of that city is to be believed, iU government i3 no better Jaaaaged than that of cities where universal raffrage prevail. 4 4 "When will the people of Newport, he asks almost in despair, 4 elect a city council which will have the abuity and the will (our present council seems to have neither) to manage our affairs upon UNION" j. lie ueeus recoraeu ana me iaui eis won. OPERA NOTES.

Patti 's appearance as liosina in the 4 4 Barber of Seville attracted only a moderate house, but the favorite prima donna received her usual meed of applause. The Barber of Seville holds distinction as the first opera ever performed in America. This took place in 1820 when Manuel Garcia and his accomplished daughter (better known as Madame Malibran) produced this opera at the Park theater. Madame Malibran died in her 27th year and is still cherished in GO TO GOULD'S FOE Heelers. A WORD WHY Stocking Heel Protector was kept on the Staten island farm.

Wil- liam, indeed, owes his present distinction solely to George's death and had not this occurred we should have heard but little of the former and his two sons who now occupy palaces and are millionaires independent of their father. PNEUMONIA. To return to General Hawley it may be mentioned tliat his illness was brief and its fatal result was at once predicted by the phjsieian. 11 came home election day suffering with a chill which was followed by pneumonia. The physician told the family that the case was hopeless and a consultation was held.

The patient had the full use of his faculties and was in such good spirits that the family could not believe that death was so near but after a day or two of increasing weakness he gently expired. Pneumonia is always highly dangerous but age increases the risk to an almost hopeless degree. Among the noted victims to this disease may be mentioned William B. Astor, Peter Cooper, Marshall Jewell, William E. Dodge, A.

T. Stewart and other men of social and financial prominence. ANOTHER DEATH. Lieutenant Colonel Armstrong, who has just died at the age of ninety-three, was the uncle of William and John Jacob Astor and the question arises how this will affect the nuptials between William's grand -daughter and Orme Wilson. The deceased colonel was a brother of the late Mrs.

William B. Astor and son of General John Armstrong secretary of war under Madison. His mother was sister of Cliancellor Livingston, who administered the oath in the inauguration of Washington. It will be thus seen that the great actors are connected with the best blood in the land. To return to Lieutenant-colonel Armstrong.

If his death could have been postponed a fortnight, or even ten days, it would have been much better, but as the wedding arrangements are already perfected no change will take place. Next Tuesday will witness the ceremony which unites wealth to wealth, and the fortunate clergyman who officiates will expect a check of 500, and perhaps it will be $1, 000, which is preferable, since it is a round sum. The A Venerable Gentleman. Providence Journal, lov. 13.

It is an interesting fact to nots that Monday, the day on which the dedication exercises of the Newport Historical society's new building took place, was also the anniversary of the natal day of the venerable and distin guished president of that organization, the Hon. Francis Brinley. This gentleman ia one of four survivors of eighty-two members of the Harvard class of '18. Mr. Brinley was born in 1800, and has therefore become rich in years, being an octogenarian, with several years to spare.

His classmates now living are Sidney Bartlett, formerly of Plymouth, now of Boston the Rev. Dr. Farley, a Unitarian divine, now of Brooklyn, and the Rev. Warren Goddard, a Swedenborgian minister, now residing in Boston, Mass. It i3 a very singular fact that all four of these gentlemen studied law in Boston and all of them opened offices there but Mr.

Goddard, who studied with the late Professor Parsons, declared that while he liked the science of law, he did not like the practice, and he proceeded to study for the ministry, a course which was also pursued by Mr. Farley. Mr. Brinley is in the enjoyment of good health, his only infirmity being impaired sight. Was never filled with a better Assortment and Variety of BOYS' SUITS AND BQYS' OVERCOATS, and has met with liberal patronage, giving proof of the above statements.

Proportionate savings can also be guaranteed to men in SUITS AND OVERCOATS. BE toe principles of common care, economy and ease? Perhaps it will not be until some crowning piece of recklessness and folly will have convinced them that to attain the de-aired ends of proper municipal administration the whole body of our citizens must take an active part in the work of securing competent and worthy men for the purpose, and iat so long as the men who are to have charge of our affairs are secretly nominated "7 entirely unknown and irresponsible per-ens, in some back shop, and in furtherance of some political bargain, on the very even-lug before election day, no more regard can expected to be shown toward the best interest of our city's affairs by our city of-kuiis than our citizens themselves display. It is the exact truth. "Whether we have restricted suffrage or universal suffrage, we kail not have good government until the and other people interested in it, attend the caucuses, nominate responsible The Union Clothing Co. r-'s ie A Tk IT WASHER.

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rSL la. slL memory as one of the early lost children of genius. I well remember many years ago attending Palma's opera house one night when the 4 4 Barber of Seville was performed, but unfortunately the enjoyment was almost spoiled by a strangely repulsive countenance which riveted my attention by its very ugliness. It was a soulless countenance, grim and Gorgon like, in which one would never expect pity or sympathy or anything that savored of the softer forms of human nature. As soon as my eyes rested on this object the opera lost its power and I could not but look on the strangely repulsive countenance which mastered me like a spelL Reader, it was my first sight of the senior Bennett, the founder of the Satanic press, and thenceforth I never was surprised at its venom and malignity.

To return to Madame Malibran, her fee was not more than $75 per night, wlule Patti receives thirty tunes that amount. Such are the changes in a half century. Patti, however, has no doubt reached the highest possible rate, and her extravagant and unreasonable demands have led to a reaction. Should both the public and the manager rebel, what, indeed, would become of Patti It is now reported, indeed, tliat her engagement is a financial failure and that she will retiirn to Europe. THE GERMAN OPERA.

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Vtica Herald. We assume in the matter of the United States senator who is to be elected by the legislature of New York this winter, that the Republican members of the two branches of that body will hold a caucus on the matter as usual tliat various candidates will be named in this caucus, and that one of them will receive a majority of all the votes there cast. We assume that, as is customary, the voice of the majority of the Republican members of the legislature will be binding upon the minority, and that the voice of the majority of the caucus will subsequently be ratified by the Republican majority of the legislature. There is nothing in the present political siruation wlaeh warrants any other assumption. The Republican party has not the slightest intention of going into political bankruptcy, and distributing its assets among those who were it opponents at the recent election.

That election shows thj party in this tate andjin the nation, to be in a perfectly solvent condition; and under these circumstances it proposes to continue business at the old stand. whole everything will be done up in the Cleansing Power. Highest style of the day, and it wilt be the and Fuel teen for aldermen and see to it that they are -eited. Simple and effective as this remedy it has not yet been put to universal use. AircaiCAS inventors will be interested to team from the official announcement of J.

Kerrcpont Edwards, British consul in New lork, that an International Inventions Ejection is to be held in London in ISS.j. It be under the patronage of the queen, the Presidency of the Prince of Wales, and the management of an executive council composed of eminent Englishmen. It will be opened ii. May, ftt the Royal Horticultural Pu-deiis, South Kensington, and will remain opa unta the end of the year. In order that American inventions may occupy a prominent Place this universal exhibition, the latest tjT receiving applications for space has a txtendwl to December 31st, 1SS-1.

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