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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY MOKNTOG, AUGUST 16, 1876. to 4 soldier? tannic "I never expert to leave death of the whole system of interviewing. ITALIAN STATUARY. Some licht we do aeem to get on Mr, or room again antii I em earned tenr cava.

The earner Is so excessively hot asm Oat I wooM gladly TFK TT51T.S rubllshed every mornlnft (Sundays Meewted) and delivered In the city of Philadelphia and surrounding cities, villages and towns for twklvh cknts pkb wkek, payable to the carriers. Mail subscriptions, postage free, six doilahs per annum, or leave this rridaleof a Iowa to get the great Shea was worth. Th.same may he said of Mr. Kasson's going into the "daring" business whpn he called for a single encouraging speech or act of Mr.Tflden' daring the war. But it is Mr.

Cox that we are now dealing with. His first unfortunate indication of Bristow' Cabinet relations in the statements that he was once restrained by the President from reairrnine because he Ssolpture Manuraeture The Modem Milanese School and Its vsucleM7. aodoah mountain, when I oral get pare alt ana tfiFTY cknts per month, in advanee. meanroMtrttnias." It is not easy to draw the line sharply between The Girard House sheltered several could not stay and see Treasury employees artistio manufacture and fine art, but the visitor notables laat evening, among them Major General an unconstitutional warmth was his attempt AUVnilTUKNKMn, Ulimi, lyvKlltjr, iiuiiy, inijr mm reventy flve cents per line, according to position. The publishers reserve tte rigtrt to omtt advertisements as any time to make room for reading matter, but such omissions wijl bejnade up t7 ftrtnrp Insertions.

Adarea TUB TIMES, ICo. 713 Chestnut street, fhflatPlnWa, to the Exhibition will be often much puzzled, discharged and, again a second time, that the substitution of silver for fractional currency mitrht have his supervision. A U. A.Xjiunore. U.

8. ex Governor A. O. Curtin, BeilefoW Colonel Joha tt. Phelps.

Hob. Jere FjMb of St. Anthony. The President piqued the bill it bti many meritorious provisions a it, but he gave notice that lie would restrain the expenditure of the appropriations, is his right under the law, to such public improvements as are already under way and need to be prosecuted to preserve them, and to such new only are national in their character. It may be said that Grant is a little arbitrary and that he is swinging his horns about in not the best of temper, but all the money he saves in that way will be thankfully remembered by the country.

After many barren days, score one forOrant. after passing many unquestionable works of art mian u. mack, York, Taj Colonel L. P. Borer, Potts to interpolate a denial into the smooth flow of Mr.

Kasson's speech, tie should have left the denial business to Mr. Hewitt. And when he got the floor and among the manufactured goods in the Main vlllc, Colonel V. L. Boyce, George A.

Savage, third time, when lie wanted to go because times and desolation, as wholly responsible for the war, and said that if the war should be so Crosecuted as to abolish our market in the South destroying the peculiar system of labor in that section he would advise the Northwest to look out foritself. He has always exhibited an uncontrollable hatred of the negro, and in this represented the lowest and most vulgar elements of his party. In the Senate he opposed the freedom of the slaves escaping into our lines during the war. He bitterly opposed the repeal of the Fugitive Slave law long after the issue of the emancipation proclamation. With jrrand oppor tunnies for usefulness and connecting his name with the greatest reforms of the century, he was blind to the time and place and remained a bigoted adherent to slavery.

His political record, extending over a period of nearlv thirty years, is a dull, monotonous page of weary coinmonphiof diversified only with blots, and recording no act to which his friends can point with pride or pleasure. His unbroken record of blunders, unredeemed by any rood measure, presents the question whether he is promising material for a great reformer. Building, to find some of the galleries nominally New York; Dr. George HazelUne. Loudon; his birthday was tit hand, the President, it devoted to fine art lumbered up with manufac Colonel Samuel 9.

Smoot, Washington, Captain made that fine exordium against Mr. tures. Evidently the laws of convenience am 4. r. Uukchart, of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, appears, could not restrain him, though this is not clear, there having been three Kasson as the gentleman from Belknap," physical necessity, rather than those of criticism, have ruled in this matter.

There is no other several times when he was prevailed upon NOTES AND OPINIONS. and was called to order by him for it, why could he not let Mr. Kasson have his way PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST 10. 1870. reason why some of the tapestries, for example, to stay." The one exception to the "great about it The shot had told.

What more should be hung among the carpets and others among the pictures; why the Sevres vases should Judge Settle's canvass in North Carolina The daily circulation of THS THKE3 exceeds did he want? To eo to saying such an un Is pronounced a great success. tranquility," the "show of satisfaction" and the' "quiet smile" with which the distinguished interviewed was willing to leave the whole matter to the judgment be catalogued as works of art while some from nf all tsie other Philadelphia morning paper, combined, with a single exception. kind thing as the apologist for post The true inwardness" of Beech er, Til Limoges, that more worthily represent the best traders made a statement" was to lose ton and JUoulton in this campaign is Hayes. of the country, Babcock, Porter and Black I'rench art of to day than most of the pictures, are found in the industrial section, or why. Another of Bristow's appointees is gone reputation for parliamentary bonhommie very rapidly.

Of course Mr. Kasson seized Friday included, seems to have been his L. S. Howlett, the efficient and able appraiser of tiib equal morn's league. from among the numerous beautiful examples An edition of THIS TIMES is printed every day ia Machinery Hall, on ono of Hoe's New Perfecting Presses, which prints and folds over 30,000 copies an hour.

This is the most perfect printing; machine ever invented, and is the only one of the kind in this Country. his advantage and denied the right of merchandise at Louisville. momentary indignation at Bluford Wilson's of household furniture, wood carving, metal members to state untruths about each work, ceramic decoration and applied art of Nothing specific yet against Hayes, and not much in general except his general Identification Trtu first session of the Forty fourth Congress came to an end laBt evening, to the great roliefofthe country. Though one of the longest sessions of any Congress since the war, and not the least interesting, it has been singularly barren of legislation, though nearly everything hasbeendonethat was essential.and the greatest fattlt that is to be found with Congress in this respect is on account of the extraordinary time it has taken to do this little. From the first the two houses, opposed in politics, assumed positions of antagonism, and week's have other on the floor." That sort of thing is with machine Republicanism.

every mna, a numner or ill designed and inartistic tables with mosaic tops should be selected for a place of honor at the entrance to the Art Annex. The official classification is as careful endeavoring to abstract, with other papers from the Treasury Department," the famous indorsed letter. The President could endure with equanimity even that his friends should laugh at him, as he says they did The question is, could the leading living Clap is clapped back afiaiii into the (rovernment printing placer and Boss Shepherd's rejection is avenged. for outside. And now comes Mr.

Cok's final blunder in his descent upon Mr. Kasson armed with a newspaper scrap, and his shaking the same in that gentleman's Adams carry Massachusetts for Tilden and Democ as it could be made; it was cvidentlv found im racy1 nominated to the Governorship? possible to carry it out in the arrangement of the when he discovered Bristow in his Presi Six thousand majority for Hayes and goods. If, however, we were culled upon to dential candidacy plot, though lie had Wheeler is claimed by Mr. Marcus D. Boruck, chair point out me exnioit wnien most instructively marks the transition between manufactures and face.

Such weapons as newspapers have scarcely more place on the floor of the House than bowie knives, even though never been able to find that General Porter man of the California Republican State committee. been spent in endeavoring to reach an 1 If, as the Chicago Tima says, the Demo liue art we should not take any of the articles we have mentioned, which show the elevating influence of art upon industry, but rather that they contain denials by Governor Tilden cratlc party is "a myth, a tradition, a memory of had ever bought a dollar's worth of gold in his ITfe. And so the President went out on the portico for a quiet chat and evil," why does it not give us a name for the Tilden But if they do, that ought certainly to be won tier mi display which so painfullv shows th following? debasing influence of the commercial spirit upon enough without not only the lie, but the art the Italian statuary, which swarms in half smoke with Sherman and Van Vlict. Would not the Herald do better to stick to Mr. John T.

Deweese, late a carpet bag California rejoices in the passage of Hie Hawaiian treaty and begins to get her shipping ready for that small allowance of free trade. Spencer stuck to it with the boldness of desperation, but ho didn't get his investigation after all. He slill insists that there is a fine opening for an outrage mill in Alabama. No Independents seems to be the war cry of the Second ward Democracy. a dozen galleries, that we should not be ti "deliberate lie," given hy the brandisher.

0, Mr. Cox, Mr. Cox, be no more Con Congressman from North Carolina, is out in a letter wrong iu classing this work iu the department of agreement upon some point on which, if party politics could have been forgotten, there would have been no di (Terence of opinion. All of this waste of time has been caused, in one way or another, by the inability of the members to understand that their business was to attend to the affairs of the nation and not to promote the ends of a party, and between the Republican Senate and the Democratic Stanley and legitimate journalism than to declaring his intention to vote for Tilden and Hen manufactures rather than of art will be the gressional joker of ours! punishment dricks. Bad for Tilden.

Indorsing Republican Principles, President Grant and Free Schools, The Pennsylvania State Equal Rights League, an organization of colored men, the object of which is the securing of equal civil and political rights for the colored race, bean its twelfth a.i nual session yesterday mormng in the Assembly Buildings, delegates being present from all parts of the State, The trausaction of routine business and au address by Henry M. Turner, of the Christian Recorder, consumed the morning session. The following officers were elected in the afternoon: President, Wm. Neshitt, Altoona; vice presidents, 1). li.

llowser, Philadelphia; C. il. Brown, liarrisburg; Peter Hodge, Carlisle; B. P. Pul press, Allegheny; recording secretaries, Alfred S.

Cassey, Philadelphia; V. S. Uainsey, Wilkesbarre; corresponding secretaries, W. b. Porten, S.

T. Neal, Allegheny; treasurer, S. Demur, chaplain, H. Giv ens, Carlisle.Professor Neal, editor of the Elevator, Pittsburg, reported au address and a series of resolutions from the business committee. In the address a regret was expressed that the coliireV; race was not faithful to the ltepublican payp" "I do not arraign you for dereliction of dutWT the Democratic parly has employed artluls'UL terfuges to draw you from the allegiance yiu owe" the Republican party, the party that saved the nation from disintegration.

The ltepublican party as a party was not accountable for the mismanagement of the Freedmen's Saving Hunk. The late Southern massacres speak annihilation to our nice at the hands of the Democrats. Arise in your strength and renew the struggle for the triumph of the ltepublican party and its candi be thus burlesquing the Presidency of the testimony of every one who will consider enough, since thero was no quorum to vole The Savannah Keivs has a word for Mr, United States? what it was in these statues that made the first, a censure on thee. the strongest and the most lasting impression Munson Edwards Pierrepont, United States Minister to the Court of St. James and champion talkistof the Afteb a short season of quiet and repose in world, it says "he a shallow pated flunkey." Mexico the war trumpets have again sounded.

upon his wind. Was it the conception, the meaning, or even the modeling? Was it not rather the abundance and beauty of the marble and the wonderful skilf'ulness of the chiseling? And yet there is here everything demanded lo They seem to forget that this is not a year when they can afford to "keep the party and the revolutionists are in the field. They Does our Minister to England consider that the name which finally answered very well for use at home is sufficiently elaborate for the new sphere into which it has been introduced or could it have reocenpied several towns in the Vicinity of convientlv small." the Rio Grande, and are threatening Camargo, make a worK ot art except a iotty ideal. There is wonderful knowledge of the human form, the The loader of the discontents is not named, but THE SCHOOL, AMENDMENT. In the face of the dispassionate and apparently unanswerable argument of Senator Kernan, showing that the school amendment, as modified by the Senate, would remand the nation back to religious intolerance and bigotry and might practically defeat the main purpose of the original Blaine amendment, we much regret receive a little more tinkering to advantage? House there lias not been much to choose.

The House has frittered away the winter in ill conducted and therefore profiitless investigations and ridic tilous discussions, while the Senate has obstructed pretty much every step that the House actually tried to make in the way of reform, and has spent its closest study aud the most careful work; there is in all probability it is Cortina, he having left If Mr. Knott had held his tongue like a sensible man, his acquit tal would have been The Brooklyn Armu remarks that the skill in modeling that commands our highest ad the City of Mexico in that direction. Cortina is glorious dawn of another century, with all its won miration; but everything is subordinated to mere unanimous. As it is, he escapes censure derail evidences of national growth and prosuerity, an able partisan chief, and can command the services of all the floating element on aud near technique, and we quite forget the sculptor's art in the stone cutter's exceeding cleverness. We by a party vote only, another lesson in will be shadowed only by the bitter sensations of the are speaking now of this sculpture as a whole the Uio Grande, lie may not be able to make parliamentary decency.

posterity of our present as they look back and shudder to think how uarrowly their grandfathers 1 here are a lew pieces, the work of leading men time in speech making for the campaign. Between them Iho public business has been so neglected and so tangled up that that rise above the rest; but just ns in the case of the revolution general in Mexico, but he will bring trouble to the border counties on both sides escaped the penitentiary." the modern Italian painters, their superheat The New York Sun supports Governor dates. God pity us if we turn awav from the Tite receipts of the Exhibition have at lust mounted up to a million. If the managers will only learn by experience there is of the ltio Grande, Lerdo will have to take hold of the revolt with a vigorous haud or it will be Tilden, but does not let np on him long at a lime. party that has fostered us and throw ourselves cleverness is possesssd by the whole school, and iu spite of the infinite gradations from the admirable to the execrable, it.

requires au effort to is now urging him to promise executive clemency to dangerous. into the arms of our enemies." The resolutions indorsed the Cincinnati' platform it is diihcult for any one who has not followed the daily reports with unusual care to say just what has been done and what left undone. Neither party has gained anyone cognizant of the supposed murder of Kolsey no reason why this amount may not be separate the individuals trom tue one great at Huntington, l.onc Island. It certainly was an em and the ltepublican nominees: held that the trebled in the next three, months. lamiiy.

The Democracy of Bedford yesterday declared inent piece of Mollie Mnguircism for that State, and GENRE TN MARBLE. for the renoniinatioii of Bon. John iteilly for Governor Tilden would make ft good beginning und The subjects mast affected by this school of final obliteration of the belligerent spirit existing against the South depended upon" the continuance of the ltepublican party in power, as the success of the Democratic onrtv would arouse One of the measures which the Senate lot win votes by dealing with it in some way. Congress, with Dr. Ilickok for Senate, and Wiu.

P. manufacturing sculptors are such as must depend General Stewart L. Woodford is quoted upon technical cleverness to uittke them interest go through was the resolution for a commission on the gold and silverqtiestion. A Sebell and G. H.

Spans? for the Legislature. Mr. Iteilly carried that strong Republican district by as steadily rcfuring to do anything toward his own ing. 1 hey are not suhjects tor sculpture at all, but for little genre pictures, aud never before in any credit from the session, nor does it appear that the country has gained much advantage. But the country will survive in spite of Congressional blunders, and the only serious drawback to the pleasure with which we regard the end of the session is the thought that another will begiu in December.

nomination for Governor ol New York, and as re comiiiission is also to sit on the District rf over a thousand two years ago, aud can do it again in Southern breasts hoie not yet vanquished; expressed thanks to President Grant for his good deeds that had exalted him before the people; welcomed the entrance of woman into the arena of politics; held that the ltepublican party was the history ot art, except in the way of decora garding the candidacy "as a trust to be reverently ac or scratch closer to it in the face of a Presidential Columbia, and besides this two committees tion, has it been thus attempted to elevate genre cepted by the chosen of the convention with just and election than any other man. Dr. Hiekok has were given leave to it in the recess. solemn sense ot all the responsibilities that our nom into the lofty region of the statuesque, llie result is what it must always be. "As little inatiou this year involves." Th ise are certainly fine tne cnainpion ot relonu; regarded a good education next to religion aa the greatest blessing that not been iu political position, Mr.

Sohell has been Speaker of the House and member of the sketches in clay or terra cotta, manv of these that Senate failed to return the measure to the House, where it would doubtless have been consigned to a committee of conference for revision. We discard all considerations of political expediency when we say that the school issue should have been settled by this Congress, even at the cost of great concession to the partisan despotism of the Senate. We regard the safety of the schools as paramount to all incidental questions revolving around them. We do not fear the sincere enemies of our grand educational system. They are few and feeble, and could he left to forgetfulncss but the blatant demagogue who must hide his own personal and political defects by inflaming religious prejudices, and the conscienceless agitator who never opens the lids of his Bible, but who is ready to destroy social order by declaiming against the possible exclusion of the Bible from our schools these are the foes of our free school system which the friends of religion and of education have to guard against.

True, nearly every State constitution goes as far as the Blaine amendment, and sacredly protects the schools from all sectarian domination; but an amendment sentiments. It will be "solemn" enough for some saucy children would be charming. There is a body or othor before November has grow many days can ennoble the human race, and heldhut the schools should he free, and that no one should Senate, and Mr. Spang was one of the strongest terra cotta group in the Italian section of the old. men intellectually of the last Bouse.

The Sena he excluded Horn them on account of color: Main Hinliling, of a boy nnd girl holding In addition to its other campaign troubles torial district is strongly Republican. and, finally, expressed a disapproval of the excluding of colored men from juries in some of the umbrella, over which the wafer of a fountain fails, that everyone will pronounce very good. The Senate carried its point in the matter of increasing the regular cavalry force in preference to enlisting volunteers. This course was strongly recommended by General Sherman and commended itself to military men as the best way to get an immediately effective force on the frontier and as the cheapest in the end. the New lork Times has to complain that "the national Republican committee is making no percepti it is an unambitious and useful piece ot ik cora Indiana county is still in a tangle on the Re counties of the State.

Isaiah C. Wear, F. Towns, J. W. Simpson, B.

V. Arnett, J. G. ilitchell and G. II.

Lies spoke upon the resolu ble effort to perform the duties with which it has been tivc art. JSut a boy and trill aud umbrella iu publican nominatioa for Senator, and Dr. St. intrusted." Tildenilcs, it says, to "speak a little plain marine maKe a verv oilleretit thing, and Clair, of that county, aud Dr. McKnight, of Jef tions, aud the committee adjourned.

very feeble thing indeed, and when the sculptor truth, arc alive everywhere as well as in Indiana, where are several "barrels of their moucv already," ferson, both stick obstinately. General White's It will gratify the fair minded men of all parties to know that Mr. Blaine has recovered his mental and physical vigor, and that he can lead in person in the important battle to be made in Maine. He has much at stake more perhaps than Blaine, in his best trim and with such brilliant lieutenants as Iiigersoll, Noyes, Bristow and Har rimaii by his side, can manage to preserve; but the country admires his pluck and wants him to have a fair chance to do justice to himself and to his cause. His State must give from seventeen to twenty thou tries to give it worm uy snowing how he can imitate the texture of the children's clothes, the and where the Republicans are "left to fight their Congressional candidacy is probably the real C11ESS PLAYING.

battle alone." What has become of tho political as creases in their skin, their tangled hair, the "nigger in the wood pile, auj that an un sessors or their funds? "Instant action is declared The International Tournament lo Begin This manatreable sort ol an Ethiopian. It is a fight broken rius or their umbrella, he achieves only littleness and meanness. It is to iust such sub necessary. Morning. The international chess tournament, under the jects and such treatment that the Italian marble between saw bones, and as Dr.

St. Clair has tusted blood in the Senate he won't surrender The Springfield Republican has no special admiration for Mr. Proctor thinks it's about auspices of the Philadelphia Chess Club, is to worth a cent. time to "lot up" abusing him lor his late speech. It It is not from two such old hands as Cox and Kasson that the only aggravated exhibition of Congressional blackguardism during the session ought to have come.

They made their apologies to one another and to the House before the adjournment, but that will scarcely remove the discredit of their conduct. The' are both of them old enough to know bettor. oegin to uuy at ciock, in tne Uhess 'Ulub cntters have devoted themselves, and such miracles as they have wrought with the chisel aud drill have uever before beeu seen. We have little girlsln satin gowns, ami babies in torn cotton shirts in which we may almost count the threads; rooms, at 10 street. At a meeting of the committee, last evening, the following ollieial further says: "It doesn't lio in tho mouth of any friend, henchman or apologist of Mr.

James G. sand for the Hayes State ticket in a few Tub Republicans of Wyoming have presented ist ot entries was announced: Philadelphia lilaine's to criticise cither the matter or manner of his Hon. F. C. Bunnell for Congress, Giles Roberts adics in face and corded silk, that lnnrlit be weeks, or Blaine and Hayes will go down together, and Blaine doesn't at all relish speech.

As between him and the ex Speaker, dishon for Senator and Dr. Fred Dcnuisou for Assembly. photographed for fashion plates; we have skye terriers and kittens, printing presses and cradles, bunches of flowers, and all sorts of prettv designs. Chess Club L. 1).

Barbour, 11. Davidson, Jacob Elson, I). M. Martinez, A. Roberts; England, J.

K. Bird; St. Louis, Mux Judd; New York, James Mason; Boston, j. P. Ware.

Messrs. Emersou With Mr. Bunnell in Wyoming and Mr. Over ors are easy. If Knott was angry, he had abundant reason to be; lilaine's sudden assault upon him was to the fundamental law of the nation would at once and forever place our schools above the slimy grasp of the reckless partisan.

Looking at the action of the minority of the Senate from the standpoint of political expediency, it must be pronounced shortsighted and unwise. It was evident from the day that the Senate committee reported the revised amendment that the Republi ton in Bradford, the nomination of Hon. Galtisha A. Grow in the district doesn't seem so certain so skilfully worked that they seem to need only color to make them as good as wax works. Im as mean and malicious a performance as this session has witnessed.

If he hit below the belt, be was ouly hitting back in kind." Bennett, Henry Gayen and William 11. Helm bold were selected as the committee of re going down himself, however economical of tears he might be should Hayes get under the hay with Bluine on top to whisper, "I told yon so." And while the battle in Maine involves much and perhaps cvurvthins as has been generally believed. itatiou is carried to the farthest point, and where the possibilities of marble cannot be made to eree. It was resolved to fix the en The Herald says "the Indian ring is too trance fee of each player at S20. The reach, something else is introduced.

A child ins Clinton Democrats yesterday unani mously nominated Hon. L. A. Mackey for re strong for an assembly of easy virtue like our Senate," and then it rudely throws the responsibility of breaking it on the President, who has power to direct rules and regulations of play, as published in Staunton's Chess Praxis, will be exclusively followed in this tourney. The time limit will be Tub dignity of the Senate was happily asserted by Senator Edmunds yesterday.

The President vetoed an unimportant bill, and afterwards asked that it be returned, saying that he bad acted under a misapprehension. Senator Edmunds said that the Senate could not return the bill after it had been vetoed, it must proceed at once to Veto by a unanimous vote. for Hayes, it involves all that the future blowing bubbles has a bubble of glass; a girl reaching for a butterfly has a little insect of metal suspended above her on a wire: a love can leaders of the Senate studied but one thing how to construct such an amend twelve moves au hour, by the sand glass, for each can have in store for Blaine. He is before the people of his State not only for election letter in a lady's hand is written upon in ink, election to Congress, aud presented S. R.

Pcale aeain for Senate. Mr. Mackey is one of the most efficient members or the present Congress, and he will pretty oertainlv be asrain nominated and layer. Each plaver is expected to contest two ment as would present the appearance of the outlay of all moneys, to put the Indians under strict military rule, to destroy Hitting linll's base of supplies, hospitals and recruiting stations, which the agencies and reservation have become; totop rm me Indians, and then arming the soldiers to mas inu so on aa nauseam. To so hue a point has nis buaiuero or Imitation and clever nnrvinv games with every otiier player, aud drawn games to the Senate, but also lor a trcncrnl certii sincerity, while so offensive in fact as to unu any ordinary elected, as he well deserves.

uepuDiican majority will be a pernetuitl been carried at Florence und that it has become necessary to divide the labor, each man following a specialty. One will cut uothing but uu euuiu us nait games lor eaeu plaver. The lours of play will be from I) A. M. until 1 P.

nd from 2 until P. and from 7.30 P. M. intil midnight. Each nf these divisions will hB sacre the Indians; to tell Sheridan, in short, to stop the present system by which the Indians have a irood suiin upon iiis record nt linnm.

aA TllR Democrats of Montgomery yesterday air, another silk and satin, another luce. nn. the decline of Blaine and Kcpublican as ailed a sitting. The plaver winning the great summer of lighting, and then come in to shake hands and be good Indians till crass comes again. other flowers, and so forth, and the sculp nominated Juiues Detwner for Senator, and John C.

Richardson, U.S. Lnngaker, Dr. F. M. Knipe, Morton and Hendricks have been rival leaders in Indiana since 1860, when Morton reached the Gubernatorial chair hy the election of Governor Lane to the number of games will be declared the victor cendancy in Maine.

Of course, there arc tor has but to make a rough model and puss it on, with a few written directions, from one workman and entitled to first choice of prizes, and the The veteran Republican politician. Tliur James B. Law and I'klwin Ilullowell for the mpei me Democrats to vote against it. The Senate coramliioa a. thought as to the safety of the schools for hich they professed so much anxiety, or they would have accepted the Blaine amendment that came from one of their own most gifted leaders, with the nearly unanimous indorsement of the House; but they were ready to sacrifice schools to any extent necessary to layer winning the next greatest the second.

The low Weed, puts it this way in abetter to a California to another, who will finally turn out the finished Legislature. It looks like a winning ticket, and nous nis path. There are not a few in his own party who hate because he wears the popular crown, and there are committee are not yet ready to announce the tro Senate. They have had many desperate friend: "Vie goiuto the Presidential canvass under statue. Stirelv there is more of manufantnnt tue gam ot a Democratic Senator.

than of art in this. battles in the State; each lias won a liberal niies 10 ocpiayeu lor, nut they sny that tne cash ud otiier prizes will be worth at least 81,000. great disadvantages. Here all business is paralyzed. Tensol Uiousandsof industrious men are outol em ART THAT PAYS.

If we are angry with the Italians for havim share of laurels, and they should be just if "a "le party which offend the nostrils of manv ins morning the referees will assemble the eon. 1JIK Allegheny Mail has been enlarged, ployment. The administration is weak, to say the not generous toward each other. In nuothcr tcstants and arrange the order of playing. dressed in new type and refreshed in all its de least ol it, while Congress, with its Democratic House.

purity loving men of his own faith. Con get the Democrats of the Senate in even tuns ueoascu tne nouiest ol an arts, we must not forget that tho responsibility rests largely upon partments, li now is in the front rank of I column we give Senator Morton's picture gressman Burleigh was overthrown because an apparently false position on the issue, As Others Sea Vs. Smoky City journalism, and deserves to prosper. Of Governor Hendricks, as drawn in the our own ueioveu countrymen. Sculptors, like other people, will make what thev can sell, and he practiced "reform within the party" as To the Editor of The Tunis: bitterness of partisan hate in his Indian is worse than weak.

The people want a change. We hope to show Uiem that in giving the government up to those who so recently attempted to destroy it, a change would be from bad to worse. Hayes end Wheeler show clean records. They have both served their country honestly and ably. Such a chauge would be safe and salutary." And they studied out the problem, and the Democratic Senators were weak enough to tins great liivoiccof elaborately nd children nn lilame and the party leaders preached.

PEKSONAL. unclad women, so evidently sent over ns a cam and there are deep murmurs of revolt accept the political trap of their enemy, niercial venture, is but a recognition of the taste apolis speech, and now it's Hendricks" turn to hold the glass tip to Morton and reflect the imago of the Republican leader mspiayea oy American tourists, who have been for years the best customers of the Italian work. about him. But he is a master campaigner, and now the record stands that tho school' the leader of leaders," as his devoted and amendment was defeated by a strict party the face of he nation. Governor Hen OBIT Alt X.

dricks has the floor. at vote, the Democrats voting against it. Had shops. As long as there is a demand for these things they will he made, and the knowledge and skill that onght to be devoted to the noble aiiu me country will reioico to tho main i. I va uvuawi ilfllt JCUUI Rev.

E. F. ln 1118 grt battle. been signed bv the Democratic Senator. Smith, President of Howard University, and the pure will find employment in that which pays.

It is a pity that it sh'ould be for even Is the diplomatic and consular reconstruction which follows Congressional re as a nrntesr. tlm tolnil. V.A Rev. E. P.

Smith, president of Howard Uui wmi an tins wholesale work we cannot piwoiogisis are still liammerine amendment, with Mm Wlnmimn n.t but acknowledge that the Italian school "Mother Stewart" is revivaling on temperance in Pittsburg. E. Zuenkoep, a Russian Centennial Commissioner, is at the St Stephens'. pAiiFENOFr, the Russian Minister at Washington, is at tho La Pierre. Prince Louis Napoleon has returned to his military studies at Woolwich.

The Hon. George n. Pendleton has rented Uie Parnn Stevens estate at Newport. Col. EnwAWj Wii.Kiss.the new Collector of Customs for Baltimore, will enlor upon his duties to day.

Ex Tkeasukkr has returned to versify, anil lute Commissioner of Indian Affaire. trenchment there will not be such absolute loss of official life as might have been sup away at me speinng oooK, in which thero they would vote for it to enable it to reach ot sculpture is still the foremost iu the died recently at Accra, on the west coast of world, the only real school of sculpture, indeed ia uuviuusiy nu mucn to reiorm that we posed, llie courtly Mr. Reed will remain Africa. During the late war in this countrr Mr. a committee of conference for revision, that now exists.

And a wonderful school it is, Two or three creneriitions Aim it at Athens, though with a reduced dignity, Smith acted as field secretary of the United toey would have shown sagacious leader cannot but wish them all success, however slight our hope of their success may be. We are glad to see that they have ci ven ud as will the Rev. Michael J. Kramer at Den to day there area dozen who ns'far excel Canova iifkuowledge of form and skill in modeling as States Christian Commission. In 1SG9 he was appointed Indian Agent in Minnesota, and in It is well sometimes to hear what strangers tliiuk of us.

With your permission I will state, that coming to your beautiful city the 1st of July and comfortably locating my family in West Philadelphia, we have had the opportunity to see, not only the tlreat Kxjiosition." but Uie "City of Brotherly Love." Oue thing that to us isstrange and unaccountable and that detracts from our, enjoyment more than nil besides, is the surface drainage. How people surrounded by all that is beautiful and desirable lor Uie enjoyment of liio eau submit to having at least one sense eo constantly availed by ouors that are disgusting. Is beyond our coin prehension. oniing ir.m a city that has no supenieial drainage, but thorough vndergrmeni) temraty. it strikes us as so wholly at variance with all else Uiat rnej to makeup your beautiiul city lhat we are aniturd, to say nothing ofitseileets ilia sanitary point of view.

Permit me to add thnt having been a constant reader of 1 hk Timks I appreciate the talcut, force aiidt neniy Uiat conducts it. Yours, jAMiallvua. A l'oct on (ha Situation. Cootsvill August 14 Tub Timks Sirs pleas alow me space in your valuhl paper to aske one questing of the llonb Mr Hoar of Mass of bourne 1 Weave to be a True l' riend of Equity and Justus to all men bc four The Comond Law That tiod ereaUed All nion ia his own I.ikelmigci made Then Each luinuist man Should have his vote Kneh Child Should have his Put Kach linunist man on account of last Should not be used as Tools Yours JOSKI'H WlNTKJU, or. ii.

a w. And. W. S. W.

B. mark, and Benjamin Moran at Portugal, on ship, and defeated the majority in their attempt to subordinate the school issue to partisan advantage; but Bourbon like, 1873 was raised to the position of Commis the same terms of descent from the office ne tne lneitiievai stone cutters; hut the master's sweet nymphs and dancing girls have degenerated uieir attacks on the Roman alphabet, which has always seemed to ns a nrettv sioner of 'Indian Affairs, which he held until into shameless courtesans, and his innocent chil they would go straight ahead to dash ina, when he resigned, ln December last Mr. of minister to that of charge d'affaires. The case of Mr. Moran is particularly to be re his home, in Herkimer county, New York, in excellent health.

good BOrt of an institution, all things con dren into masquerading brats. Whether Canov their brains out against tho cunninglv Smith was elected president of the Howard Uni whs mo lounuer oi a school wnien lias nn versity, nnd. in January. 1S7U. aai ed for Atrimi gretted.

He was appointed Minister to Por constrticted stone wall, when they could Ukv. Pjiim.ii Brooks, of Boston, stops proved upon his methods and lost his spirit, or sidered, ana entitled by its age, if by nothing else, to more respect than the phonetic reformers have accorded it. The "ideal tugal as a sort of left handed promotion under the auspices of the American Missionary Association of New York, to irmrx ct the missions have gone a little around and either at the sale of his photographs In shop windows. Mur from the position of charge d'affairesat Lon ray doesn't. tained their object, or placed the responsi wnetner ne piny represented the highest development lit his time of an already existing school which has gone on developing'in a predestined way, is a problem in criticism that we shall not and usevrtaia the best means tor their enlargement.

When in the performance of this dutv he alphabet," whoso "forms should suggest Mr. Jos. Ritteb, court crier at Readiim, bility or defeat clearly where it justly don, mid now lie is reduced to the same rank at a second class capital. It is doubtful icu riuuui a uiuiigiiaut lever ol tue country has held the nositlou for 30 years, having been ap Deiongs. line, the Democrats voted solid uow discuss.

Jhe same question may bo raised poimea in ism, llie sound signified," has never apjKjalod strongly to our mind, perhaps because we have never been able to imagine iust how if he ever returns to occupy it. concerning almost any great artist. Hut if we for the Blaine amendment, and they made Obituary Motes. Lkandkr P. Richardson, reported killed cotilil have a collection of representative works of an earnest struggle for it that indicated Lieutenant Governor Latta's wife died at Italian sculpture during this centnrv, from lir the Indians on his way, was at Laramie on the the thing was to be done, or what kind of The prorogation of Parliament gives that their sincerity; but when all explana Innovu's "Venus" to Karcne ia'a "live uniontowii on suuuay alleruoou.

Iter remoius will 13th, en route to the East. oxcelleutsovereign lady Qneeu of line ue inierreu at ureeusuurg. tions are given, there stands the naked forms they would be that should suggest the sounds. However, the philologists have R. L.

Bkkki, of Loudon; T. Whcatly, of Mrs. Charlotte Janes, wife of Bishop record that tliey finally defeated the lllind," which we take as the best example here of the present Milanese school, we should be ablo to trace a steady growth iu knowledge and in technical skill, aud along with this a stcadv de Liuciunati. aim Mulor Vauueiiburg, of Washtiiitton. fui, uicj cn iwt uu ouuuay, uer luueral land, an opportunity for a somewhat more interesting speech from the throne than is usually read for her by the Lord Chancel are at the Hotel LaJayetto.

now concluded to let well enough alone, amendment by refusing to let it pass the wisely recogniiting the fact that an alpha Senate and reach a win iuko piacu wis aiwuoun. it 11 11.. Oive Prompt Attkntion and Treatment to all Affections or the Konels, such as liiarrlm Cholera Morbus, liysclilery, at this season ol the basement of the thought RIK motive till the wn oiiiiiu, an oiu ana highly re Lot'is Rlanc has been presented with an spected citizen or Berks countv. dii on thulnh iiu lor, ishe deals, it is true, with tho Turko older work was merged by natural development engraved medal by UieKreneh workingmen who year, lly using Dr. Jayiie'sUaruiinalivo liulsam you will obtain Immediate reliel.

and soon drive all lie was educated for tile bar, but did not practice his bet which has served the leading nations of vision. Had a committee of conference tho world for many centuries cannot easily presented the Senate amciidtnent so that bo displaced ly even an ideal alphabet, if future modification was f.nr,fsihl Ho. visited llie Philadelphia Exposition ruiuMuun. niHi wie new, uut wiint work tins new work IS KOTAliLE WORKS. complaints lroin the system.

Ader. Charles John Howard. Earl of Suffolk bcrvian war with the usual tact of such ministerial papers, which amounts, in the present cahe, to the trying how not to say Ukv. R. W.

Huwoud, the new pastor of died in Iindrin nn the 14lh tvnu hnn i 1 cut a Look at this "Love is Uhiid;" what grace in every line, what lightness and freedom iu the Lancaster, was ins tailed last Sunday. and inherited his title as seventeenth Karl ol Sulloik auil tenth t'jul ot Berkshire at Uio Uwease ol liio lather, in December, 1851. His eldest sou, Henry anyining worthy ol the subjoct. On extra such a thing could be invented. All that feat of the measure would have been iusti a wuroh they now insist on is that it shall be used Cable b.it to vole it squarely down when lmpv' with uniformity, and in conformity with to adopt it was merely to send it to a com Hendrick B.

"Wright, of movement, what deiiaaey and expression in the shapely limbs; how airily the little Love is poised on the girl's shoulders; how nnderstand dition she is regretful and hopeful, as her Ministers have all along been, about Bhig imiiw, nnuutrr nnu lutv llieillocr ol rar lianientior Jlahnesmirv. succeeds him in llie furl likesuarre; tol. II. U. Angle, of Chicago, and W.

other nations," a desirablo consummation, mittee, exhibited a measure of stupidity mgiy the artist has studied the human form and dom. Tho lumily lsa branch of tho Howards, Dukes Aluimyro, of BiBton, are at the St. lieorgo. lana aincreiiees with us. licr niolhcrh it it can tie reached.

The arguments and bow completely he has mastered the material in that only liourhonism could have invented. 01 nonoia, oeing uesueuueu ironi 1 nomas, llie lourlh RtoHT Rkv. Bishop Ryan, of Buffalo, lieart rejoices over the safe return of the illustrations presented vesterJav which lie works. We look in vain lor the dignity BUSINESS NOTICES. Linbm Pants, $1.50.

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From a DnuooifiT and Ex hers Aobnt. I.awiBnao, Union December ih i Sheriff Kliioit, of Philadelphia, and George Alfred Tewnsend, of are among late arrivals at Cape Prince of Wales from thence scarcely needed to prove the anomalies and ana purity, tne cairn repose ot classic sculpture; the uiodorii Italian abhors repose. Hut where in A RKMAliKAHLK INTKKT1KW. juuy expressions of loyalty to the throne, while inconveniences of our English spelling; As the Ilerald Sometimes constitutes it classic sculpture shull we find such anatomy as Cait. Hawhs, of the steamship Penimyl self a Grant organ for a day, it may fairly vmsr or wuere sucn clever stone cutting The "l'hryne" opposite, by Harsaghi, of Milan, is van in; the llou.

K. C. Sergeant, of Huston, and the be inferred that an interview of tho Presi uio new earthly vanity of the title of Em lno wisuea ior retorm will be found a press of that country is defended as being hurder task. It does not appear to have a symbol oflier regard for her subjects there, occurred to any of the speakers that tho Her solicitude for the safety of her sea great difficulty in teaching children to spell Hon. W.

T. itounlree aud party, of North Carolina another instructive example. Asa piece of skil ful and graceful modeling it is extremely heauti are at the La Pierre. dent appearing in its columns is the total result of the from time to time volunteered auk. Kutre Nous.

As we two slowly walked, that night. Silence fell on us, as 01 lear I was afraid to face the light, Lest you should sec that I loved you, dear. You drew my arm against your heart, So close 1 eould leel it beaung niar; You were brave enough lor a lover's part You wure ho sure that I hired you, dear. Then you murmured a word or two, And tenderly Mooned your listening par; For you thought lhat all Hint you had to do Was to hearine say that 1 loved you, dear. Bui, thotich your face was so close to mine Messrs.

Heth W. Kowle A Duns, ll irton. ful, but the treatment of the subject, with its Oentlemen: For the beneAi of those afflicted with Ex GovEiiKoit Lktchkii, of Virginia, who nine curves anu eimreerntea feature. Is lewd laring Btihjects, for the young who vet need correctly may be in some degree ascribed Dysneiaia or weaknww of the dijrestivs oraana I would had been 111 for a long llmo from an attavk of paraly. and base.

We see, in short, in the best of this statement, letter or reply of some kind which we were to have to tho Bluford belter educational advantages in her kine 1 t0 l'10 common mistake of treating a word state Hint I liaveheou engaKMl intbednu business up til. has so far recovered his health tiiat he will again sculpture precisely what wo see In the fushiona dom, and even for dumb animals which are not word that is, a visible symbol of take an active part Iu politics. nmuf ui tweiuy years, cinruig wmcu time 1 bavs sold no med.clne that has relieved so nmiiyaLhc'iuuviAff ble Italian painters extraordinary knowledge Wilson testimony. To say that this inter and marvelous skill, with no higher inspiration The Emperor und Empress of Brazil the view is a singular production will not sur than that of opera boutfe. The more sedate art Syrup, nnd having myself been aillicted for a long time with InilLjcsliun, I was perfectly cured by taking on lante bottle.

Jokati as Won a. made the subjects of experiment for the nn idea but ns a mere collection of letters, purposes of sci jiicc, is also shown iu what In either case correct spelling must ho only said of recent lecislatiou ia behalf of a matter of memory, but wo think it is tho Couutoud Auuila, sister of Dom Pedro, aud her sou prise any one at this late day. It is s.iid the King aud Queen of (iroec aud the Kiug of i I 1 Bold by all druggist. of Southern Italy is so feeble as scarcely to deserve notice; the attempts nt the hernia are beneath criticism. The Milanese school predomi That you touuhed my cheek with your chestnut to nuvu uecn sonciicn uy mo interview er, eaxouy met iu Urumuli recently.

these several objects of amelioration. With common experience that it is easier to re who was curious to know what tho Presi Comer Vow Abnim is in Pans. The Em nates all else, and its richness and pride of life Opinion of Dr. R. H.

Stewart, President this she sends my lords and gentlemen to member the appearance of a word as dent would say if he should sjieak in reply pcror William has flven him permission to sell his seem the precursors of decay. An art without Maryland Hospital. Iluliltuorc "I have used uieir nomos. Iho session has not been an iioiu man to imnu it up, letter Dy letter a purpose, that thinks of nothing but technical to ilson, llo lounu the hitler calm and I estates in Silesia and 1'omeranta. and his steward has (olden's Mebltc's Liquid hxlroet of Beef and Tonic In.

especially glorious one, and it seems likelv a difficult viKoratorfbr more than a year, and ncnmmend as process, even with an ideal fair" upon the subject, smoking leisurely rwidcnca for him in the vicinity of the Arc de one of the most eflleient preiuirntlona I hare ever met skill, soon comes to have nothing else, and must inevitably degenerate into the pitiable mniiufao ture of which we see so many examples here. Triorapho. to be famous chiefly as having seen the end I wouldn't my Hps to your1 resign And yet 1 loved you 1 lovod you, dear. And all at mice you were cold and pale, HueauM! you thought that I did uot care I cried a little behind my veil But that was because 1 loved you, dear, A nd so yon thought 'twas a drop of rain 1 hat sjilashed your hand But 'm ss a tear; For then you said you'd never again Ask ue to say lhat 1 loved uu, dear. alphabet, und moBt confusing with the as he spoke In apluasaut, cheerful manner.

fkvLr roB Bartuoldi's gigantic staluo of Willi. It eomiilties the vlrtiiMof food and tonic In a remarkable tlenuin only with signature of T. of mt. Disraeli remarkable career. alphubot of every day life.

The strango thing developed is that with Column on every bottle. Liberty for New York harbor uu at length begun to an in. The ioiuwiiM right hand, with the wrist the evidenco of a well considered, well MORTON'S PORTRAIT OF HENDRICKS. Mb. Cox should not lose his temper in founded conspiracy before him, tho Presi belonging to uu arm sla foot In diameter, has been Pains, Sciatica, Nkuraixji Rhmimatisji.

tho Jlotixe, whatever he does or says. His landed from the steamer Labrador at New Vork. How llie Fading Republican Gladiator Pic dent never gave the subject more than Rackaehe. Kidney Nervous Dvwmia Thanks to Grant. It's seldom that Le gives cither friend or fop great provocation for praise, but the country will remember him gratefully for his rather revengeful turns III Itlvnl, good nature is "his best hold." To bo sure Lieutenant Gam.inototi, who graduated passing uttcntion, or felt the slightest pcrlsct cure guaranteed by using lir.

1'ttler'i Venetabls llheninatlc Heniedy and Pills, or charitra positively From Henator Morton's Indlanaiwlls speech. Mr. Kimsoif was very wicked tho other from West Point tills vear, has thrown up hl leave of funded. Bullcrers can personally consult On. Kitlkh Of Mr.

Hendricks, the Democratic candidate absence ami joined the troopi under General Terry, night to quote Mr. Tilden of 'C3 against hum 1 1 to 3 dally, without charge. Advice also sent nine message accompanying his approval of the river and harbor bill. With nil tho for Vice President, it is not verv important to apprehension about it, because ho knew that neither in military nor civil life had he ever written anything wliich.cotild como up to cause him the Slightest concern or by moil gratia, tin. 40 M.

t'nuiiTii Htreet, Kiting a good examplo lo the ''codes coolers," as tho oinocrs In front of the Sioux call the stay at bomca. Jir. iihiefl ol to day, but the Democrats would have done much betle.r not to cive alleclation of economy, the omnibus of im siH'Sk in this community. You have known him as member of Congress, of the Leaialature, of the Constitutional Convention, as Commissioner of Dk. Wallai'k has Wen promoted to the proveiuont appropriations contains nrettv it nn air of truth by getting excited over shame.

It is certainly to bo hoped the editorial chair of llie Srafsmna, made vacant by the tho General Land (Mtioc, as Senator ot the Uniled Well, I will tell If you'll listen now; 1 thought ot the words that yuu said, last year; How we xiru weren't ciiy vikiiikIi. and how 'llieie wore luili a duauu tiiat loved you, dear. And I was afraid lhat you held mo light, And ati imp at my shoulder said. liewaro I lie's just in a Wooing mood, to uight," So 1 wouldn't suy thai 1 loved you, dear, Not though 1 thought you the man of men, chietest of heroes, brave and rare Mot though 1 never shall love again Any uihu as 1 loved you, deur, 1 have MilTered. nd so have yon And, to uixht it you were but standing hero, I'd mukc you an answer, tisight ami true, 11 you'd ask again If I loved you, dear.

C. Hcddm, now ilry Hearing. it. Mr. fcpringer should not havo sprung President can and will deny such a shame BiiAPv's "Grkat American" Hiiob Kmiviiium.

243 Noiiih Kkiiitu Ktrkkt, Moii's Pegged Congress nailers. to "l.fit), Nen's Iluukle WulxIngMlioes, Sl.uu to For Baldness, try Cox's Glvcerale of much the usual assortment of log rolled, petty gifts to petty public highways, and, In some i nstancps, to river improvements Slates, ns Governor of the State, for nearly thirty years, nnd during nil that tune he Ims suggested up nnd "dared" Mr, Kasson to assort iny ful misrepresentation of tho types ns this. death of Alexander Itmwel. Mr, Wallace has been 1'rolcssor of Church History In tho University of Ivliubtirgh and uilnUterol Old Orayfnam, both posi llonn of mark. What the interviewer snvr for him about no policy, produced no measure, started no idea which any human being can remember, save aud except one which we are which haven't even a decent shadow of IbingHdono that might have been done" in Arnica, the new and popular remedy, lis grown hair In 1'J mouths nn heads uinniriaitly hahl twi mv rear, Co.M.MANiii ii Pkarson, U.

S. Navy; B. A. thing, much leos such ntrocions matter ns Unit Governor Tilden was a dis Unimiist in 18(i3. Mr.

Hewitt understood tho true policy, which was that of denial or silence. asked to forget, bike Tilden, he will be the uinureiit way, otiv pciiaiiioil more to a I.ynde, a lluirnlo brewer. T. O. flllmoro, who runs He Photographs, 6 North Olh Ht.

All drugglsu uavall. public advantage. As well mk'lit the government undertake to husband the waters of the 8cliuylltill for manufacturing pur lntit nf li linn ami wiil Ih.v. nn l.l.. mutter of discretion as to individuals than two opera houacs one In C'hicngu and another In Milwaukee; S.

B. Roger, one of tho heavy merchants or policy as a political contribution to those com Tub Compound Oxyukn will positively to questions of policy, is not quite so much ing alter nun. Uu the bih of January, ISti'A cure Omnomvinn Call upon Da. ktahkky, ltltf ol New Orleans, and Col. Strickland, one ol brook lyta's fastest jarliUiicn, are at Uie Colonnade, tin Slate Convention of the I)i inonrniin nurtv.

P. Thomas' Coi.toi Dkntai. Rooms. as ho himself denied that Mr. Tilden declared the war a iilure at Chicago.

Against such denial Mr. Kasson's quotation of Til don's own words could only go for what it OiHAHUSlivH, lor Information. Il will oust nothing. poses, or to run ice bouts on the Delaware, to invite commerce to our city, ns to appropriate money to improve (lie fln.AoO have Inhaled the aaa lor the nalnleas of a libel, lint the malicious interview shortly falls off sgititi Into incoherence and misrepresentation, which ought to be tho he made the most celebrated speech of bis lite. He arraigned the war party as the most intoler Kx GoVKRNon WrsK is not at any water exu sctfwu ot icoUi.

01J Walnut timet, south side. At Capo May minced rates have kWou ing place, but ill at bom a. aud auswuni an Invltatloa AUner, ant ever known, as corrupt, as the author of hard unusual aucouia to Ike Oolumbia House this season. A.