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A WELCOME IN THE RAIN. THE PRESIDKNT IN THE STATE OF OREGON. 4 COROI AL RECEPTION BY LAROE AT SALEM, POKTLAND AND OTHER NOT DAMPENED BY THE WET WEATHER. Portlanu. May eariy part ol the Journey the and parly into Oregon to-dny was aade ln a steady fall of rain.

varylng from a flrlzile to a light storm. This state ot afTairs 4id not to dampen the aatAflflBaaB of the ln tiabiunta, and they puid the Chlef Magistrato cvery honor at eaeh phUfl At Albany, Whteh was rcached at o'cbxk, the Preatduaat and aii the aaaaaaora his paity were ofl tbe iilatform of the ohaarva aiui a heartg reapoflaa to Ihe anthnataattc rrectmg af tlm peapaa, XbB Mayor of the eiiy intro luced tbal Praabteat, and he acktiuwlcdgcd their i-liccrs aith ti.e iDbaarbuj My lt gtvaa me gir.it pleaeura to tec yoa and to have the tcettmony your preaenre liere thls mori Ing to BM tntereet you tahe la thla jutie party ol atraflgera tliat are only for a tnoment in yonr mfaat wa do not Been any Baaar aaoe, aa we tooh over aa Anarican aadlenee Uke Ude, upon some thtnga, al We aw of one mlnd. oaa "i tbaaa tblnga is that we have a Dnlon, aolublo, that we have a flag we all booar and thal sinii raffer dlahonor from any qaartar. icherrs.i vrnie i regrel the of bhe mornlng. i h'ive been thluklng that.

all. wa- a Bort Of no.ral fotee the uneoiBBlnty of tne Wldrh onr friend, In Boothera do iot enjov. llow ran bov or young woman be well iralned in aclfdcnial and rv-iauatlon, who does not Oiow what it ls bave a plcuir or a plenlr dreaa by ahower, or aome rwiinc exenmofl hy a nana I thank you lor bhta welrome. In eloslng, the Prrgldent liitrodu'Cd rostmaster-iien ersl Wariamaker and Baak, eaeh of whora made a short apaaab. Ti.e vi-it to 8ahaa aaa tha actaoipai lnrident of the foreno n.

Thc Prasident and party there at 0 o'elork, and remalncd a llttle one It ncarly the Ume, and iuterfeivd MBMrwhal with tbe pr.igramme. so far as the demon atration 9B Uie pirt of the r.rhool chllrlrcn was con cerned. The locaJ mllitla. ii. A.

fi. Post and tiie people gemrally were out tfl fecce and gave the vlsitors a royal afltepfdoa. Thc Mayor of BBBBB wclcomed tlw? Prfllhbnrl to BreajOB. Tiio fiaablaat thanked hlm and said hc to naka his Beajaabitaaea. The party were ilieu takcii to OBITbaJBfl and aacortad 1 thc Btabi llouse ey --d Pattalflfn of laaurtrr, O.

B. and a'irli I'ost. li. A. B.

Tiie OeweiBOC and Mayor nxlc in Uie carriago Wtth thc lYesidcnt MlB, Harrwai. Hayoe Daiey deUvered an addraaa af welcome in behaif of tlw city. Ooraraor PeflBoyee in boba'f of the Ooaeiaoe Pennoyer axh nded a eeedlal weteoaae t.i the riaalflOBt ui a brtef ipeech volclBg the peopto'a pbauare af the vhd1 of thc Batlon'a Uhlef Magiatrate and axtendlng tbe Beedoaa df tho state. flro as foUoWBJ Ooaoiaaf Pennoyer, Mr. Mayor nnd lt vei-v to near Hawe biiMlly worda w-iiarii havo been bj tiie Oovcrnoi ol thla Mile nnd bv tbe hk.

uuiccr ol this munieipallty. wo nave fouiid elsowhora tluil theae cordial words of welcome repenUHi witi Incfbaied emphaabi ihe tacea of who grcel ua. i am glad lo the fa? oi Imppj and proaperena, contented, llbcrtv-lovlng, pitiloile tlteii. (Applauw.) our blrthrlgnt, Uie w. ol tl.

ii i framed uur ooverumentjinis )u dlvislon powar between tne uMbpeadent, eoordliiate brauohes of uovernmeut baa aln adj I thal whnl Ui the ina ol Bui-opc to be a compUcateo and ln fact thc perl cu i.i iom; and mosl satisfaclory organuatlon lor irder and lor Natlonal strengCi. We stand one 11 Ui- nulls ttport i the law-mahlng kWv of voiir Mate. Thoae wbo asacmble here are rhoaeai bv your aoBragea; and we lioiie lt may ilwaya truu of Oregon that your teglalaUve is a repraaeiitattre body: Its serviee tooawcrated (o the i.P^ nnd the purposo of IU rivlng to tiie dlapoaed the I. ty, curblng by whpleaonio hawa tho and lawleea; provldlng by methodJ fou th- pubBe n-etl. i'he Judlcrarv, iiextTn oui ayOn to intcrprei and apply statateft, lias been ln our aountry a aaie refuge lor all wbo are oppreeied.

lae duty of the ve i- io law, h- nol mitin though In Stntes aod under ocai i veto li h-clced tn him witli a to aaenrlng conalderatlon any particiuar meaaure. Unl a p1 exci utlve ofBcer baa one plaln dutv; it li to ej the lawa with klndneaaand for oa, bui with prowptaaaa an! incxorablo declsioa. have here oa blng, la tiie law: to hing aM men mual bow. 1 have but ono meaaatre lo the North and the Boatb, and foi tiie Eaat the Weat, in mv Jonr.iey through Uits Und. Jt is to upholrt the law.

Too are laaUy pi-ond of vonr crrat Its eapa are enormous; Its adaptatio.iv life are pa and fine. The yeara wlll bring yon iM.nulation and Increaaed wvalth. I hope ihey wiu bring wlth it. uum-hing lo thls fctAtely progreai of terial tblnga, those flner tblnga-pbty, pue homes ortterlv commnnlUea. (Applaase.) imt above all thla pi.de; over all our ln the.

ad Whleh are ahOfll ns in our reapael ve itra LTlooh wlth paater prlC.e to that great arr 11 of T.ov. r.iment that nnltea theae BUtea and fliabea them one 1'nion. (I'lieera.) 1 feflowilBfena, the difficultira that I see in ksmoaad between na are the traln. which is aehedaled todewart very soon, whleh warna the. to brlngttheae winarYa a' doac.

I agalfl miM pro ronndS to thank for thil evftenee of yonr io ipeeu yonr love for the Inatftatfona of our eoaaaa aoaatry. (Cbaara.) JUKt before baWtflf Palem a eitir.ens' eommittee Portlaiid waited ofl tho Presldent and votflObavafl escort him to PorBaad. A short stop waa made iibwaa Tae i raatdaat lawtawad the papBa of Bm Indian aebool and them in a fow kindly and worda. The party arrtred here al aooo, promptly on nBaartn tr.no. Tweaty thoaaand people were in waith.g and the Prealdeni Mlmowiedged tbotr plaodlta by rtdlag bareheoded throflfh the itreeta and bowlng rlgbt aud left.

A Ibgbt rain was falling when thc niBbHart rearlied Portlaiid. but It BOOfl turncd into a haavy oaa. Bawawar, tt did not inawfere wtth the fotfliattoa of tbe paraiaa. After marching ahont tho city two noara, the pamde mored dowa Blxth-at, ano. waa reviewed l.v tbe Pre-ident.

One feature of tho parade school ihildren drawn up ln line. Tn BM BlBVBOOfl there was a aaBBrBl BUpenBtOfl of baBtnaaa. ncaWBinl Harriaoa held a ibort roception at tbe hotei for aaaanbera of tbe A. B. and Loyai ficneral Waiinmaker pald, a Vlafl to tbe daea auring tho afbaraooa.

Thc roBowlBg ibe prograanrie, ao far deridrd upon. for tha retaua trlp ef Prealdeni Hatriaon; AfU-r atOpPbag laeOBUI and BBBttb), he will go tO 6alt Lako ritv. atopplng one day ot Botae Ctty, Idaba; to LaadvlDe, Ccdorado Sp Inga, Denver, Uncotn, dmaha, Haantbal, Bpttagdeld, IB, titur, Inuiunapolis, Columbu's, ObtO, and Pttta May Ptfldent and party here ahottty nfter 8 O'cloek nlght. and rtceived an cnthusias-tic welcome. A fcpetial com of tha Oregon ritate Uglslatnre boaidcd the traln and wekoated the pre-id'nt to oregon.

Tho Presldei.t made the toBowlBg Mr Chalrmin nnd fletitlemen Of the Commtttee: laateem it aa bonor tbal the Laghdatare of tbe Btate I baa taken thls noUce of my etatt, and 1 nxv ivt wlth pbaanre thb weleOBW yon exb-nded to um. I aaa very glad f) yoa. and it wlll flve me pleasurc to see yon further before leavtng tho atate. Tiiniing oowd in tiie station, the Prcsldent Bv cordial welcome under tbaaa nn cirenmatani feiy ua ae wa enter the gr-at of Oregon. In the Bhata of CaB braka wa hwi aunahln aad II waa perbaoa qulta to be apaatcd thal the favorable weather condltlona abouid draw al our ptatform a large eoni ol people, but rpu bave ovEvncod your ir, the Oovern aaaiand la ti," Bag trlendlr Intereal ln na tarr.lt,,.

on. on th I nlghl to bld to your State i thanb you most atneerely nnd wUh for arwi youn all good, and for Rtate a eenMaaad of davelopnreoi and proapaalty. After a BtOf of at out thlrty at AKhla4id, thc batn paBed out, pjsjeeded by a apeeaal traln eaarylag tac mittec and prominent cltlaena. Paaa, May dlathigaJBbad BBBb arrtved Bt Paaa 98 10 oV.loek laslt nlght and reeatved a eaaaaal waleaaae. Ti.e rfadl to Medford wu a-knowlodgort by a aaaeral illumitmtion the boaflrea batng partieularly BUDoroua.

The orand Aeaay ware drawB up in line at the aad aaaatad tbatr o'd coaarada wuh aaaaaa. i'" deot waa tatrodawed to the throng by the Mayor of Bedlord, and aaafd Ud foilowing t.pee^ xdes lellow-Citircns greol pleaaare to aee vou to-nlght. eaneehUly have OM eomradf-s- treetlng. 1 wouldJ have you tWgflkeae 1 racaU thoac i freah bi vonr mlndi aa weB, the arenea ofprt id battle; and I an. to tiie Oeld and brought 'LK" h'; ghl-totaKhoare lt to 11 Irb ba Uaywi oflheMatei an- all aolndla Utntloiia and all tlia: to nnr dtato a itttirer v.d grmter prtde ln the faet, thal 'e titli.

hk a KattOB Ol I'lon Of bBVlUg ConatJtntion. lt la thla flag that repi 1 the boa and in foretgii countrlea; it Baaar lliat our i and annlea mareh. i lot thb rordlal greatlng. I ftay ud ln ibix Btate homes and tltat ln tliat remaiu vou will follow vou with Ih uinrs wUob yoar rourage and patrlotlcm and have 'CbeeraA BOTH DIED 1XSTAXTLY. A MAN KILLS A CONCERT HALL SIXGEU AXD HIMSELF.

EXCITEMF.lsT IS A BOWERY RESORT-XO WIT NF.fsSES OF THE SHOOT1XG. Thc Excelaior Concert Hall, in the Bowery, the soenc of ft murder and miicidc at o'cloek last nlght. Ida Brcvoort, one of the singcrs, was ahot in tlie rieht tcmplc by a man whose name is tho.ught to be Wil bur. He shot himBelf immediately after ward. and death in both cases was instantancous.

There were about 400 in the hall at thc time, and great'cxcitcuicut prc vailed. The man entered the hall about nnd aaaaed hiinsclf one of ihe tnbles. Ida Brcvoort waa then on tha aaage ainging. WUbai callcd a waiter, and sent.a requcst to Mias Brcvoort. That, he niiglit be aUowed to sce her.

She sent back the rcply that shc did not want to sec hini. A few minutce afterwanl Wilbur called another waiter and re peated hta aifaaapi to the Btagar. The answer was tlie sauie. When Miss Drevoort left the stage, ahe entered a sniall reception-ioom where tbe sing ers were accustomed to ao nftcc their WiU.ur pmhably watcbed his and entered the little room when no one looking. At 11 o'elock three pistol shots wero heard by tho 6tartled crowd.

Id the litfle room on the floor were the bodies t.f the man and tlie woman, both dead. The singer had evidently just etilered from the stage before vVllbar went into tbe room. What parBcd be? tween them is not known. Two of the ohota that made known the tragedy wcre lired at her, both enterfffg bat riglit tcmple. As her bodv fell from tbe chair to the tloor, her mur.

conipleted his work by putting a bullet iuto bia own brnin. Tlie identitv ot the man could not luliy establialied, but from enrds aM pawn-tick cts la his poe.k.-t it was found that his name was probably William, and he seemed to iK-en lovcr of Ida Hrevoort, Shc al.out tliirty vears old. atid bad been a handaomd nnd poj.ular singer in the concert halls in ihe JJowery. was said to be marrici, but no one knew who her huaband was. Bhc lived, it is Bjud, in near uiitil a few weeks ago.

Sellcrs, Lnycrs and workcrs will alwaya flnd It their Intci-eet to kecp track of thc little ef the people." They are prlnted on the nlnth pata of Thc Trlbiine. A8MJXQ FOR 80B8ID1ART 811VEB. HAXKS TAKE ADVAHTAOB or BICKCTABT FOSTKH's OITBB OE BBXE sllir.MEVTS. WaaBlnjlfBI. May number of appllcations haore ireen laeeteed by Uatted Tieaajirtr BeBahar for a eoaatearaent ef the aabaSUhn alfver oola attleh tha Departtaeal haa offered bm oaa treo of coai for liaaaforiBtafwi by ta of nsoo or more, or i-y maii in packaaea of 910, in cxihangc far other money.

Most of tiie have eoBM from baako, and hhey baae -ir-ked eenerally for anoaata raaglag frooa B5O0 to ei.ooo. The re qneeta aro being romplled with as rapMry as poaalblo. The drenlar olterlag ta the eota for other money waa laaaed I Maay, aad hadgtna from the Intcrea! rJready aaaalfeated, the Depaataaoatafllclalaare encaaraaed I beltevo that a tarte 1I'" nal cota wall be phveed ln etrealatloB. Beqnesta i- hula ln aro ahto reeelaod and the eotn aapplled by the aub-Treaaarlee Thero has beon great deniane al tlie Depaitment for ten-cent nieeee, rndtu-ed. preanmed.

bv the eztenalve aae of case whleh has beea aold extenslrely throaghonttho oountry, and whleh can t.c opeaed only whon niicd with tiity of thc tcn-rent ajfoOM A BJtTOBT OR WaahlagtOB, May oonferenco ef toeal ap pralsers held at Ncw-York last inonth has ina.l a upon tho BBBJOOt of dlseiinilnating raaBOO or iindervnluation of forotgn merchandlse ln favor of purchascrs or conslgnees ln thc fnited States by Baaaaa of ezeepttoaal aiaeeaata or othetatoe. They aay that thc prattleo ls pernicious, opens wido tho eaer to fraud and tends to paralyue American in aaatrlaa. The dlfficnltles experlenced bv oilieeis ln eheeldng thls, and at the same time stamling iii-inly apalnst crroneous publle opir.ion that the prices paid by American purchasers ronstltntfl dutiabl" values repnrdless of wholeaalo prices, ls dlseussed. The eon cluslon is that the act of June 10, 1880, mnst govern ln prescrlblng tho mrthod of ascertaii.ing the actua) n.arket valne of such merchandlse as is bought and sol.l in the usnal qunntltlcs. in the prlDClpal marfteta of tho country wbeaee Imported," tating account of carfons all rharges.

TIIE BBOOKLYM IIIC.II crilOOL'S rHOTOr.RAPI18. Waaalagtoa, May Xlaaaary Daaaartaieat has dcclined to authorlao the frcc entry of eertala photographs Imported at BOW-YoHl for jiermanent ex blblttoB at the r.iris' High Behool, iirookiyn, becaaoe the -chool ls not, in the opinion of the Departmei.t. BB iBBtttntlOB esfabllshed for tbe enrourapennent of tbe artu or of scienec within tho meaning of the free Bat Of the Tnriff You will flnd It wortti your whlle exnmlne tho iho.t, plthy udvcrtlsemcnts on tho nintli thla tnormng. BOTB8 OF TIIE STAGE. Arthnr DBOW is nlsying this aeeh thc part of Oeaeral Patara Ib trt Palaier'a Lake Martta, wao vas cast for the part at Brat, aaa taken sudder.lv slclt.

Mr. Daeie WBO OhUged to play it on Monday night at an extiem-lv ahOli rJOOtee. TBa nipnit-ers of the Exrhange. which ln dadea many frlends and admircrs af stuart RobOOB, have organir-ed what ia said be the Baraaat theabe pai-ty on record. If will number betweea aad jH-rsons.

The party is so th.it they will be oblig.d to 000 "The Ilcnrietia" in fcWO mc tions. with tho of tho fUlery. they iiavo pnrchaaad oeery asal and box in tho Untaa ftraaro Monday an.r Tuc-dny erenlnja. ThTbowaT for the entertalnmenl of the Iwelfth via-htciub at ti.e Lyeeam Theatre to mo.ruv afb rnoon h. h-'-d by Rlehard ManBfleld, btua-rt i W-kes and Mlaa ChappeUe.

The Kob.viii. will appear; Th Wi-. Shutiilon. Mine. and Mabel HMphcnson.

THE REV. VR. VAB OYKE EhECTET). The dinvtors of the Tnion Theological Keminary met re terday aftanooa and eto-ted tha Baa. Dr.

Heary van DvKe to tae ciuair ot systcmatic taeatop. Beverml ot the eJreetora taH a Tribune reaorter tiiat tho eaae the BBV. DT. BrlBJB was dlscu.wd. bat only ln a way.

MBW-JBBMBI STATE TEACHEES' AfiSOCIATIOX. The executivo romtr.lttce of thc Stato Teaeaara' Aaaoetattoa has decided to hold the next an convention at ASBf? on AB att.actlve programm? wiU be presented W. T. Btatea of Mucatlon, w.11 bc piBoanl and aottvor an BaaVMO IV BBMBMBBBAXCB OF IHE WtDOWB. Btttath parlHBBaBOO of "Mr.

WTBCBWaBrt Widow," at Tweuty.OOrd Street Theatrv aaa Btrca taat aad -aa aajayad, aa aaaal. by a la.Be aud.cn.-c hatr ln att-ndancc a autln a aaaraer poat, or may not aaBBoaal to ho BBtaaartata to th- aeeaaka ta was D-lnt'd: "I'metoi's "av. Oa tne p.i..v? BOth Perferaaaaea, Ollleabrt Comedy, 'Mr. Wllkaaeu a TutMlay, May 5, SKCRETARY TRACYS CO.NT/DF.VrF. PaorBBary Traej came to the eity oo Monday to hU daughKr Mrs'.

WllincrdloR. atort for BaiatM today In Ua? Taataate. ln ocan party Baora w.ll be Mrs. I. P.

Morton, Kenator J. D. Cameron'a and Mlsa Hairlet Elalne, and ClarKaon and lils anally. a Trlbeae raportar aaw Btcratary Taarj at riBB ai auoal baa aeaataa. "fhare ia aiaylac, BhB -n BXeOttaat heiltl.

and iplrMa. Th.i tiiat thongut that tho oaBooh 'or th. RcpubUeaa party had Breatly laaproaaf ta the fa? n.ui.t':-. and that th. pnapnete of naod.

thut atgaa al av I um Piaal aad i t.i?-r alB WaaBlngloa lauaod Bfb rnt IX QOSYBSTIQ B)i Btbaaal A tifth ta lt-ti yaatrreay. Tha Bfsions wlil laat lOft tBMt 1SO d.J. r(. utaaoat fraai all parta ol Um roaeuy. Th.

pi Umtnaiy hualanaa Uh eattaa a rapan r. Tne 1. i-i raaaaaal i and card caoaaa, aad blaah baaid n.akara, rancy loathar wuikcra, labcl cutttu iud beval aUg? taid THE MUS1C HALL OPBNED. I'ontlnaed from Flrat Helne'k but strlking esilmatc Bf lus musle, whcrein he likeni Herlloi BB rXMoeaal or ajpajllti lark, a rrcaturc of thc antediluvlan world, nnd aaya of his nui-ic that It -haa pmtnttf something piimlUvc or prinieval about and BBsfaBaai fhonghts "of vast mamnioths or other I unlnuils; of fabulous emplres lilled with lataaefjaa llnfc" Bcrllox aays tiiat Heine cxpressod his regi-et at havlng uttered thcse worda ln a letter wrtttBB fTOBI grava, because he had lienrd thal the Enfaiuo dn t'hri I a "pcrfect bouquet of sweet melody-ttowcrs. a BBBBtar plete of Ho then add 'The BBOeeo that led astruy arc excepttonal Boraaaa they rciui? azeeptteraal ln the for 1 OBiptOf (OBT dlstlnct bmsfl utxihaatraa, aaawcilni eaeh at eartatn alataaeaa round the matn orchestra and chorus.

ln the -Te Deaat1 taa at one end Bf thc chnrch thc Oivh'-s'ra and two cholrs at the other Ond, ataOe thlrd large choir BM BBBBI of tlie people talt lw.rt from tinio to tlme ln vast red eoaeeit. it is more eaaactaBy the forai af the ptaeaa, breadth Of Btyhl and the BBBaaal a-teaat and raaajeaaaai of somo of tlie taat Itva taaae aaraa their atraafa gigantic and eeloaaaJ aapeet Tae raaalt of UnaiiaiBlty of rarra la that Btthar one tho drltt of thc.wholc or lt erushed by troaaeadoaa This la not an inept characteriaatlon. thongh it is another evidence Of haarBhaVB itayaotl to aitubuie effecta to hia i raiimg purieut-o with thooe of worto ho a ntt otii Sl moniiuicnuU" and arrhltedunil' hM hoo Bwelai power npparatus and siinplo-l. tae case ln the "Te Deu.n," whOOO portiou ls not the bfaarra and thcetrw-ai alth it, eiaahlng ellnvax (the ntof which has olwayi reoBaad te us nkc the w-aliug of a perpondlcalar wali of rnggedroch). but tho anave Tibi Lb the pairalVtlanM in tne tashi Te glorioaub eaaraa Tc I'rophetaruui laudaUiis anmeraa, To manyrum latidat cxcrcUus, fnrnlah lealilmaie opperUinity lor antlpho.ial treat aient wuich is atUlaoa to thc tull and which uaaa up thi-ou'gli the lovely growth -of tlie "fianetai wtth iu elesual l.arnioiile-, aroand which the orcU-sira a halo of aoaad to a bpiendidly aonorons ettmai wtth a otaah of great araaa nnd cymbais on tae last svlhble of '-I'leni sunt enell ct terra glorlae ttue." r.n-ut effecU aro not oa iamea bv mulUplylug roteeo and jnanadag bmdb8b.

hueb mi'ght have taneht thal to Bjarllca whoa aa tiiught hua, plalBty he dhl, tbe deviee of a wlpto divuoo ol his chorue. Thoae who oaa reci.il tha itupendoualy Inpfaaatta by taa double ehorni wltb two orcneatraa whleh opena the bt Batthev Haaalon Uke a taa irtog GothK iH.rtaJ, eapectally tne eamnlatlon of tono ana teiisitication ot fcehng when the fhini entei-s witii thc rhornk aa .1 eantaa re.ogiii7.e the eirert which Berlloi dreamod hc pianneo 1 and third chomaea of bia uTe Deom," tjui falled to obtaln ln even a fraetlooal degree mth au rntoaiBl apparattu. The laaie gwtat muj nade ta faror the "Te orgo onaeauaiua," waere Ii (nrther aceentaated by the slmple and unatfi-cted Beatment of the aolo part, which laat nlfhl fell Bue tbe rapable Blgaor Campanlnl. X. rachalhowatq loug ago rooquered for his genlaa iu Sew-Yorh.

We hare apoken of bia repreaejitattre ehararter, and he ls tadeed in a pnrtJcular senae an exomplar of Bnaaian art Three ago, be rlarted the ehtef of Europe, ut dlrert iBStanoe. or at leaat throngh tae iii.v.t mednUloti of the BnaBtan Goa-ernnasnt. A travelllns stlpend waa glven hlm thal he exhlWt the frulta of the Wonderfnl wbicli Kussln ha made mnale within srarcely more Uian a generatlon. wnasrever wenl he the here of tho and throu 11 cy tho people ot London and other Bnrop an 1 spltal 1 une to r. allze tbo force ..1 V'on Bnl mark mnio aj the best German mu Ic writt.

11 In nnd Bt. Peteraborg. lt noj to 1. ept dl. tnm trae I lt- forceiaineaa.

There aro stUl compoaeni ln Ger rfiany whooe worhl nothlng when with" thc beai producta of the Rusalan achool, bnl tne of M. chilkowaky and hia colleagu their marvellous darlng and mastcry ol thoae el menl of which laim creatlve vlgor. tne newne I ngenesa and dramntic potenrv of the foik mnslc wlu.ee aplrlt they Infnae Into their rom uoaltion even when they ninii- no nae of their populai melodlea, all romblne to Jnatlfy tlie thal imlnant ol the last lOO yean has a rival in theaa Plnvonle compoaers. it waj the Derformanre of M. Tachalhowsky'a "Manfrcd mv foar and a half yeara ago which led rhe Trlbune mter the warnlng rrr hmk oat for the Muacovite!" ln Bnaata the great bearl ol tbe Pfople beats ln Ihe muatc even ol roch raltured and Ontshed compoaers as M.

TachalkowKky, and it Iherefore an elemental power. There i- a trace of barbarism ln it with it- trntbfnlneM and forcofnlneas. gcarrely a rompoaltlon come from st. Petersburg for yeara ln whleh wo have not been called to erve that Imp" yearnlng for rharacterlfrtte expreaalon a-blch wfU one breafi throagh all tho thnt now confine it, aad make Ita bnpreaa oa thc nnaic of tbe world. M.

Taehalkowrty i-, an Inl Ing m.enon in our preaenl ardvltlo becaaae ln hlm we are ronatralned wlae medlator be? tween the -ta-ld German arhool and the rockleaa, nn tuned roal of tlie men among coltoaguet, llke Rlmskl korankow, who would lacrlflee 11 1 eeaence of arl for ihe saite of itlonal feellng. ii" 1 1 po Intcrestlng becaaae of ill tho uoaalan mnalclana ex Hnhftisteiu, we know mnnr '1 he evenlng wns fnll of deDghta, lo which iho festive feeUng Inaptred by the rhaate Bnea and thc hall and tne torely pletore preaented by the chorus lont rery eonalderahle tbe teaat ra ible featnre wai tlie BBioothnesi whleh the prcarranged exerctaei waa ont. There no Interruptlon, and applaaae dlatrlbuted with greai Imparaallty whenover a reference made by tho nrator of the evenlng to the mon and tnstitn ti.i.i wiii.ii have been nofcible In the musleal aetlvltlei of the past. The beartleal bnral of Bpplnnae, how? ever, waa lhal whleh greeted II. Tarhalkoa-aky when lie came npofl the itage to eonducl Iim Bolemn march, liis bearlng was moaeal bal anoon Btralned, Ms beat Bm but nndemonatroilve.

The orcheatra the glad acelalm with 11 ranfare, after lai-i down thc baton he araa recaUed and to bow march proved be 1 compoaltlon, atrdpg and ia.pl.- ontUi wltb thc conanm maatery notlcealjle In all of his rompoalUona for ln the tplendld 1 llmma 1- worked np tho Introductlon a phraae from Uw Busalan Natlona! llymn, an eleroent whleh is almoal Inevitable ln the marcbei and reatival overtnrca of Ihe -n of Ts. arhool. With frreal wl dom Mr roach omltted tlw march whlcn Berlloi appendrd Um permltting Ihe vnral w.irk to ta (egltlmate effecl ap rhe rholr Htng with greai anlmatlon when tlie col .1 of the Itien pcrndtted them to do aad the anVr cloaed witli 0 Dn 111 I of enthu Hlgnor Campanlnl welcom .1 an oht rriend and tho of mannei atoned for the fact thal rolee m.t ln D.I condlttoa. Aie you in af anythtofl Then exanlao tht columni of ahort BdaaruoonieBta on tha nuita page of Tho Trlbnne to JEFrBMOB UAKEt A TBST. Ki-oni Th.

Chleafo MatL Two yean ago Joeepfa Jefferton aponl a ahorl mei vacatlon aa the gucat ol an eld-ilme Minneapojl frlend ut comparatlvely unanown reaort at 011. me Minnesoui lahea. "Uem aald ihe aetor 10 his hoat one day, my object ln comlng here three toht Flrat, 1 wanted Uj meei you agnin and enjoi yonr compnnlonshlp; lecond, 1 need -i rest aud tlon, and thla good phvee 10 aecure both; thiiti, I wanted teat mv own powera a little. Do ii.ii.v.,'' Jefferaon coutlnued, -1 once fell very certaln concernlng my own blatrlonl. ahUltleaf well.

did. When 1 waa many yeara younger waa ilcal enough belleve thal it dldnM make much dlfference whetber I had the vuluable ol a flno theatre and good iccnli effecta or not. At any I able 10 bandlo my abonl aa wanted to do lt, whetber I pluyed -lllp' In bam or 0 a Brat-cntM theatre. I knew then thai the people turned oat to iee me and nol the work of aceius pnlnter. 1 ara not mre aboul it w.

flnd myaelf woM.ierinK whetber 1 have loat the power of tnovlng the people, usi.ie from the ai ol a good porung company and excellenl thcatrlcal appoint. incnta. 1 wanl tc-st ihi- mntter, and 1 meau to ao it before I here. Will tau belp mel" "Nothlng ooaM bo raeler.1' repHed his host. will ipend an evenlng uin.

aome mlne who do not know yoa, and 1 wUl arraage matteni that you glve them a few from 1 an acqnnlntnnce Bvei a sinail vtlhvge aboal six here, we wlrj drlve over there aome aftemoon weeh and spend ihe evenlng. No in the pia. you; will you as Mr. Jo eph, ai. ohl of mlno frori New-Yorh who fonuiarlj an actor.

win glve you an opportnnlty lo teal jrour upon atter and wlthoul any belp frpm icenery or aunnoi tnis ompanj few later the gentlemon and frlend, -Mr. Joaeph," of New-Vork, arera iu Hi- mlller'H part hta. Tho conversa tr.n tumed upon ihe 1 dlffere ice between the mod ni ol a. Uni and 1. ol ilf-centnn trlend bere did me crcdltable worh ln tlme 1 ana lold," aald Jcffen compaBlon.

you forgoiten all your old I yoo glve aa 0 tow Um ol yoar paaya, or hava vi.u eaUrel) torgotten tliem allf" 1 been greai many slnc- 1 t'rled anythlng of tlw aort, you know. I don I know wbetbei 1 can remember anj of my Dne ot not Bnl ttv it if i'ou'11 Bgree not make fun ol dm How doea II go bo ib, yoa, I Imve It. 1 nae like And Jeff. "T' th. Bgabond, and bls t-coldlng wlfe.

rhe ttttle widlence itb earty and al ubundanU) 1. Then Mr jo, ph Bttlc Then f( uetww -Nl ln the had la nfully andltor atn lo bh'-flth T'i'- old irn hom 1 I -i. Lat II -K'-i. only DT tif bb J. vi, nol the ailgut.

when nrned 1. and hl coroj sl tr.p ihe Mlnneaofan merMv pald: Joe't" and "Mr. repBed 1 1 aaa aahlaaad I'M-plo aat of work. and ln of helpen (bonld conault thc manr ot little advertlae ou the niath x.aa- ol XUa Trlbunu Ua. itiorauur.

POPULAR 0B8ERYATI0XS. THE EPBOOPAL CONTROVERSY. BXSMOP SFVMOIR DKVINKS IT aa a QCFSTION Of MORALITY RATHEft THAN OF TMEOLOOY. To the Edltor of Thc Trlbunc Mr: PeaaBdV a few words of mine may help to re muva somo mUapprehcnslon whirh scems cvldcntly to prevall rclatlve to Issues which now engago popu lar la order to reaeh the real ffleettOfl ralsed by men who dcny ono or moro of tiie BrflebH Of ihe rreod of Cbrl tendom of riotata tbe aaarbaaaa of the canoos, Rrpp we paaa without remark the rbarges of manowneaa, bfgotry, aaraaeBtlOB, etc, agaroat ti.e cbureb by tha geatteaaafl who aaay "the taath oaea deltvered anto the saints'' as a flnaiity and beeeh hcr laws. and aoaaa to the grouml of complalnt Whteh many of na bave them.

1 a I Bda, Hk- Boofc of lommon Prayer, the Canons of ihe Caaotl are PflbUo propcrty, thoy are in prtnt, and aay Oaa who Wlabaa bJ do so can buy them and raad bheaa. Whea gentlemen bi lafaaaflaa to aoaaa Of Ba feel aggrleved olTercd themselves for ordlaatlaa, fbay kOdW Whfll they were dctng. They were not gofBg blindly Into a system of which IflBf BB9W BOtbtflf or very ltttle. Tlierc were certaln antoecdent to their talung orders with Whleh they ware nbllgcd to eotnply, nnd wlth whleh they did lomply, else they wonld not have been admltted to dlaconate or to the priosthood. Tbaaa condition OOfar tha aceoptance of the Serlptures of thc old and New Testsment as the Word of Qod, conformlty to tho dortrtne.

dlsripllnc and wnrshlp of tiie Church, aud obedlenro to canonlcai authorlty. Our complalnt is that certaln gentlemen openly and as a matter of flxcd and contlnncd acilon repndiato these ronditlons, on which alone tliey ob talned tho posltlons which they occupy, and sccm to lnslst upon retalnlna their posltlons wfrlle they avow their dctermlnatlon to trample under foot a whole or in part tlw condltions. But, lt sald, Uiese gentlemen have ontgrown their earller viotions. They honestly entertained them when they were ordalncd, bnt now they see their errors and In ronscienre are compelled to dlsown them. Certalnly lt ia right to do so.

No one flnds fault wlth thls; lt ia eomething clse qulte aslde from thls whlrh oc raslons dlsti-ess. It is that when these gentlemen dbeavat the alleged mistake whlrh they made when they voluntarlly answered the of thc Ordlnal and were made deacons and prcs bytata they do not at once rellrnj.ii.li thclr orders, and cease to minlster in a Chareh whose dortrlnes they no longcr nerept, and wlioso as regflbaai by law, thev repudinfe. our griavaaea agataal OoatBao, for exnmpie, was not tbflt hc discrcdlted tiie BIblo ond denled ln stib -tanro the NIrenc may have been his mls Hlllflll bfll it was that after he had ceased to bclleve tha to be the Word of (iod and refused ihe aafOBM Of Bevelntion as tho Chareh of England BObta tnjoins them, ho stlll allowed him-elf to remain In ihe poaltlOfl of a BlftbOP of that Chareh, to drnw his aapport from that I'hunh, ond IO admit boty orders, and tO reriuire of them, ns he was 600 to do, tfciief in what he disbclievcd and the eeptaoee of what he repudlated, The qBattloa is, to our mlnd, one of morality, not Uieology. it may never have ocenrred io theae gentlemen thal their couduct ju-ily expospd them to reflerBona, it may poeubly be that ln their minda theri li a ntlsfactorj axplanatlon, and we aay tlns tbe more readlb hecnuae ft iwema thal they do nol rrgard the Nlcene i reed. aa far aa goea, aa a tinality.

They Mem to think that tbe ereed ot i 'n, waa adopted us a reaolutton la bj ire, bj a majortty or a two-thlrdi votd tbere be mlaapprehanaton upon surh a polni II Icad 11 nuaapprehenalon npon other eognate ipii dlons and poaaibly upon the morality of their alaUu in Chareh, when they had eonte, from what lieny in whofc or in parl ber faith. me in a word seek to correet tio-. error. Thc ereed ol brlstendom la a Qnallty. ii canndt, as to any of the trutha which it atllnns, be ehangad.

Tho ofllce of ondlaputcd General Counclla was not to a tbe ereed i a mnjorlty or any other kind voi lt was to bear wltoeu to tbe faith, to -tate what the faith aaa. The oucatlon propi-sed to the blahops, romlng Uie dlfferent aeea Chrlatandom, was: what haa beep the teachlng of your Cbnreb tlmt im tbe beglnnlng I and their anawer simply met tii.ii Inqulry. Aa the aee waa older ln its foundation, 10 tta tcstlmotiy welgbtler, Its authorlty was greater, and when its orlgln went back to nn Apoetto. it ara "an Apostollc sce," and Its testlmony wa? valuable. The Cbnreb had the ereed, the axloma of Bevclation, before she pathered the New Teatament wrltlngi from the handa of the Apoatlea and other-.

m. example. whea wrlttng a part of thc New Teatament, ln his llrs' lefter to the rhrlstlans of Oortntb quote three artlcl from the ereed. couehed in the verv pbraaeology which stlll cushrines these rnndamentaJ trutha, lle talls it -the Ooapel," and ho gave lt as lic rerclved It. and that tltelr salvv Bon depended upon thclr holdlng It (1 Cor.

I feel sntlsficl that there muct some great mls tike BOfaewhere, end i write in the hopc thst i may posslbly able to set down somethlng whleh may help to correet lt. Verv tntlv and falihfnlly ynnrs, OBOBOB F. SF.YMOUB. SprinplieM, 111., April 23, CONTEMPT FOR ALUMTNTUM. A CHKMIST WHO DBWIE9 THAT IT HAS ANY rjSU IMAOIXBB FOR IT.

thc Edltor Tha Trlbunc Slr: II Is tntereating to certaln cnues whlrh at certaln tbaea ln hktory have taUen hold of av.d siill nlTcrt the ininiN of men. Tluis the tulip eraas, the Bdutb eraae, tbe balloon crar.c in thc beglnnlng of this centary aad end of tbe ln the present age WB may BOtbta tha aluniinium erase. llow pcopla wlll Inveat thooaanda of dotlara on bearaay evldenea, when they eoald aaeertalB thc by baylng 29 WOrtb Of pure aluniinium wlrc or shect belODgl to the oddtBea of capltal eraay. The yarna about alnmlntum are ao aameroni and are repeated ln mry -i'l and frar.it Uea that it aaeaaa aimo.t taah to trv to Ml paopbi rlgbi, Bow, Vcn.c, the ehampion arrlter of aelantlflo fancy, never alumliilum murli in his Sctlon. Imowfl too weii that it la "bo good." Ia "De 't Terre la Lane" he naea bwge aliiminiurn bullet, not beeauae ol ii- atrengl bol becanae it is Ught.

Bol ago a card froaa peraoaa InUaaated ln Bm of alumlnlum eaaae lo ma itatlng that abuBBi iii-n aa bard i I -i. ABwrongl The purcr, the aofter. Pure aluniinium is just a barder than cheap riae or rpeBer, which be aoldeted, Hnaaded and d.iiieii without dtfiicnitv, wblla pure abUBBrftun eaanot bc aotdarad reliably, and for worb tng la one of mnlala in earlatenea, "no greal point ln its favor, but only a point of skin deep beauty, la that the alnmlntum nist fonnlng in ti alr la whlle, whfla lt is browni-h rcd on Iron, on eopper asd on atamlnlum readfly, eapeeuUly ln salt air. r-ait water apon it tar more than lt doee apoo iron, and a ahtp belU af abufllBlBm woald be fuii hotea nfter one brip aronnd tbe globe. for ship bulld Ing and all parta expoaed to the water it Lntrlnateally hnbrtot to not worth fl cenl? pound.

FBr rootlng It ls raatty baarlat to galvanized Iron, it rannot lie and much Inferior tn not worth 5 cents a poamd. Far cls to used in tho kitchon, it could only bo employed If salt waa hept away, but with fldl It would not have the sllphtest ad raataga over ordtaary Ua patls? therefore, wonld not ba worth 8 cents a pound. For parts of inachlnery where atranatb reejabad, weight for watght, it is not ns atrong aa bOO. As riKh Iron can be bouglit for 1-1 r.nts a pound, iiliiminiiim wonld be worlh less tlian that; for tha aaaaa itrangth. aluuiinlum arouM be four tlmcs more bulky.

For apoaoa and knlfe-handles, whera ao parUeubir qaahty eicept kooha caUed for, it ini'lit he worth us much as tin, siv PJ oeetd a pound. Tho diawbaell in that iise would be it; K'ttat sofitirss, ai ii BOtM tho llngers wli-n l.andied, like laad. The only use for whteh ut prcbent pure iluuiiuiuni may talse, wltb th- placo of lOBgar-haawB mirlaB. for abwtile appflanraa and airee. Par the aaane dtamatar, alaailBlnm bi twtoe aa good a cofldflftar ao iron: ita watght is abaoat ex i t.iitd.

bBl it. sircngtli Is only nae-fourth, -o tnat the wtra eaaM only ba itratehed thiaafOurtba diatauea over whleb now Bon wlra is itretcliod io beep Ihe woe relatloo between weight, ttreogtb "I For taese purpoaea alumlntam mlght be wurtli ut- a pound. it could be made barder aUoylng 11 wlth -ih'on, bnt cveu tbe harde.st alumlnlum, -liort. of aluniinium bronze, wlilch la cs ientlally per ceot I met wlth was only strongth of braaa The alloya of ftiumiiuum all been made and uicl thoeaanda of tbaaa, but no been found ln them whleb woajd mako iiiminium Worth than ikt ia a pound. Thc alumlnlum bronae fairlv biight, bul when made its proper p.oportioti lk extremely hard Ui work.

In tlUa, brunie alumlnhun ol rome np I ig and worl Ing. One advanfaago is the ii )U tlc and iprlngy, even when al ii -ii. it onsl lij BO per renl aud per iu alnmlnlum. Iloa mctaJ fot advertlsing mednla, I pla and of a la, ol i tlmaic ir- valt i raaka aae lies Uie Biagnetlc power bli II I foi I n.s wlll lx- from the rreineiit trne value of atamlnlum doea im lie mni li i mve thal ol alnc, whleh centi pound. the rlicnpmt aliimlnium in tbe markel la held mnfacturen are eon ii'fh yon i rworn Ibe -1 II oana uac of alumlnlum." rhere li not a Ingb appllcation, nt prtsent.

ln wiu.h alnmlnliini runha Intrli.aU'ally above Uie valua of aama weight of eopper, Which 10 oania a owuad. Even chemlcally, lt haa not thc energy of potassiuni. mngnealum, and in an extepslve prartire as a chemlst I haven't had a single use for alnminiiim tlfleen years. L. Sprlngfleld, April fl, 1H01.

GENERAL RRYANT'S RAILROAD PROJECTS. To the Edltor of The Trlbune. I notlce a dlspatrh, dnted Baltimore. May 2, and piibli-hed ln your Issue of the 3d, refcrring to an ofTer made by me to the city of Balttmore for the pur chaso Of intercst in the Westerr Maryland Railroad, which says: iH-neral Bryant admitted to-day ln an Intcrview that he rcprcsented the sjndlcatc eontrolllng the Norfolk nnd WBBBflfl nnd the Eaat Tennessee, Vlrginla and Oeorgla rallroads." Thls Is a nilatske. for ln all Intervlewa upon tho sub Jcrl I most positlvcly decllned to who my as soiiates wcrc.

and did not nnnie Boy peisons Cf cor pomtion. In Jiistlrr to the parties ranrrad in tlsc diapateb ahove iiuotcd, perrr.lt me to aay that thc stute ment ls without rouodation, and that I have had no ron faranea thc suhjoet whataver, diwt or indlrect, with Baa -aJd jolIN H. BRYANT. New-York, ilay 5, 1P91. GLAXCES HERE AXD THERE.

A man ln New York has a collcction which ls out of the ordlaary lleld of such thlngs. It is made up of old railroad pnsses. At tha tlme that thc Commerco law v.as passed he had a pass over nearly etary railroad ln this eountry. At tliat timo it aooailOi to hlm that BOflM day hU rollertloii might be deemod a rarity and 60 hc kept the whole lot of them. He has tbaaa now, paaaaa from the East, South, West and Bartb.

They aaaaa from rallroads which the avcragc layman never heard of. I mo can only get an idea of tho many rallroads ln thls eountry and of the many brunch llnes by loohlng over these old explred pa-sscs. latrlaateaBy, Of eourse, they nre not. wortJi a soti, for if the Inlcotnto lommcrre law had not paaaed they would lotig ago have become worihless by limltation. Hut as an example of how many were enrrent ln thoae davs they aro lnatnictlve.

And tlxn, as the owner of them says, pcrhapa in thc dlm future eaeh ouc may have its market vnlue. lle however, that as he not OOBBbfat them of enough value to mcrlt frames ln gold. Thls nubjert of old Uma pa-aes rcminds one that what waa once very common may very caslly become rare. TaUe tho 5-eent pleces whlrh suddenly oamc into circuiatlou recently, there being nofhing upon them to affinu whether they were worth 5 cents In exchango or As a matte'r of fact evcry one hncw tbelr value and no onc questloned it, bnt tho mints reased lo roin pleco whleh reflected so mnclt upon lome one. Then some people ciire to aara coins of thls stamp.

knowlng that they were to go out of circulation. You don't seo them often BOwadaya: BOt tintll aoaaa one dlves Into his poeket and hauls out one to ihow vou tho poeket pleco which he baa earrled sinco he Brat learnrd thnt thls manner cf 3ient plecc was not iu os is said by many people. To rome back to again, there is a certaln rlass of nieu whleb craves thentrc ln a degrcc bardly surpa-ssed by tippler for whl-key. A theatrlcal aiaaagar, Iil this aabjaet the other day, offercd onc explanation to eorar the ra.se of a certaln pereentage of tbaaa who aeek thcatre passcs. "Itri in a prcat part vn.nl ty," he said.

-Some men WBO aro perfeetly ablo to buy their seats and who are nol at all BttBgy Wlth thclr money always botherlng us for pa-ses; mcrcly, I bclleve, that thev may bo able to aay: Oa, hero are a ooapte of aeata whleh aay friend manager, Insisted upon my taklng. I sunpnte liavo to drop In nt the performame for a mlnute or two. Won't you OOBM Bfoflgl It wlll pleaae ltrown lo have me there. added the tlw itrlcal man, -I bare had men send nmuud to mo for paaaea when 1 had only met them once or when I could not rememher what man thc slgnature rep raaented. What do 1 do with such letters! Well.

it dcpenils, but I rati tell you that in the courso of tho week a lot nf them ilnd their way iuto tliat wnstc baaaat there." Somo men who will not bclleve any thing may de clare that every one who wrltes for publtcatlon, whether he makes his llvlng in thls way or amuses bbaaoU once ln a Iong whlle by sendlng a centribu tlon, kaowa baater than to wrlte on both sides of a shcet. lf there is ono thing In the world which tries tho patienco of an edltor lt ls this vicc of wrlting on both sldes of the shect. And lf there is one thing wliich makes an editor wlsh that he wore a car driver, a composltor that ho were a bangmaa and a proofreader that he arata aaaan. it la thla very vtca, In -sr'le Of all tbe threate, all the proteata and all thc pleadlnps that have been made agatnat thls habit. the sln ln some people will not be banislicd.

So here la one more probxrt added to many thOUgh dotibtloss there wlll bo many thoti sutid nioro to attest that lt makes no dlffcrence what one says, for the wrttcr canaot be re formed. Did yon cver notlce how much man can assist nature in gctting on ita sprlng garbt The grass in the parhs, in eariy is greener and frcsher and more Bbondant tlian in thc flelds ln the eountry. Tho flowera are brlghter and everythinc tliat growa scems to have a good start on its rlvais under the opeu sky of tho Fcrrv- compnnies whlrh aro hesitatlng over the ad vlsablllty of bulldlng brldgcs across Westst. ca.n learn iiow much they would bo appreclatcd by the public if they will watab in Westrst. walking some tlmes bl.vhs to get to the bridgc wliich ctiables them to clear the choked thorotighfare without having a wlld srranible, which palpiwtion of thc heart eyen v.hen ouc is co fortunate aa to Und upon mnlring an Biventory of his limbs that he is stlll whole.

though somewhat dlsllgured. TMttMQ TO B8T1TB THi: UlLh Tho New-York Democracy of the XVIIth Assembly hel'I mcctlng at Wcndell's Assembly Hooms, taat evenlng, the ostensible objeet of whleh was to arrange nuartera for the organ Izatlon wiiieh tltey have instltutcd, aftor tho manner of the other Yoorhlsltes ln most of the etty dlstrict-. But the dlstrict leader, PoUce Justlce Mun-av, seized the oaaton to do wome service for leualor flotarnor HiU's booflt, which baa beeoeoe toaMwhat shattcrr'd slnca bla recent partAera, tbe Qquor men have been "glvlng away" What they know of his politlcal pracUeaa. Baeoluttooa barlng beea adopted, giorify ing tho i.ovcrnoi- und tbe Deaaoeratk AJaamhty for th6 bad leglsaatlon which tbey wcrc preveeted by the Ba publtcana fi-om enacVng, yaaBea Murray to tlood tbe ball Wlth Bla famlllar brand of oi-atorv. Af? ter eulogiiing Hiu aa ono of th" areateal atateameu of times he his bearera that tbe Oovemor had a gieatar eaaaclty for icadersiuo than aay Iwmucrut the bad produc.

d. WarolBg apto iiis BBhJaet, Br. Murraj aboutad: "Beltherol tha Vaa eooJd be eomparad to btaa, aor eoadd Sltaa Wrlght, nor Willlam L. Marey, nor Denn Ki.lnno'id, nor BorattO Beyatour, nor J. Tllden.

Every day mako It plaincr lluit thc neopM wnnt to vote for hlm again. They feel tliat the Inlb-d States Senata aot whare they want bo see hlm. It may baeoaaa aeeeaalty to ateet him again Oorernor of tha iCheera from Marray'a beelera.) Mr. Marray cioned haranaue with a fei-reut bope that when the vours were counted ln 1803 tiiev wonld ahow the clectiou of David li. Hill for rreddent," lt wa- inggeatad by a knowlng ni-esont tliat nn object which Mnrray may have InvHii to aecure aeau for th.

Sew-Yori Deaaeeraey la aaa next Demon-atk btate Convct.tton. IX XEMOBY OF OMMMMAL MMMMMAM. An elaborate memorial service la honor of rjaoaral nharman will bo heid in tho Aeadaaay af Music to morrow evenlng. under tho of a compoaed of Bear Adaalral Bralaai Oeaeral Oenaral Melaar, Cafanal Lnngdon, Major Oorwla. J.

6. T. Slranahnn, Iilanehaid, Collins, James Hdl and othcrs. Ofli-cra of tho Army. Navy, Na Uonal iriiard und O.

A. K. wlll bc upiin the platform. provlalonal of Up O. a.

it. wlll be organumd under the irf Chnuncey M. Depew, w)k; will praalda, Afl Irritrtted Throat is soothlngly trcatcd by Dr. D. Eviiertornnt, an Oti establlshed curatlve for COflgbl aad Catda, and all Bronchlal and Lung RAILROAD TO THE WF-T.

Flve rreat tralna bajtre stetions, from foot of rort landt and Peabroaaea every day for thc West over the Penneylvanla Railroad, adjuated to suit the of thc mornlng. afternoon and evenlng traveller. Th? grcatest of thev? the celebrated Pennaylvanla Llmltcd. which starta at a. and arrivei in Clnrinnatl 7:10 n.

and Chleago 0 45 a the BBXt mornlng. Tuis traln tuc rtpest cxempllficatloa of uiode.rn travel. The Combrldae. PWOkBIB. and ta a palaUal.

mode. hoteL Culaiae Lorena Rtloh. Joumai. I uiiii it dell ate dcriva mat from Speer a jt 11, ir m.ide tor tt Mliaated, alaa apeWi uubtawaaad L-raixt juko a ii.i rineni rapalia b-oKcii Bitklea; Bukai aad MaWa Beat Litiuid Olaa, a. Majar, WBBam at.

M. T. Hrm ilin Biaal la Euruiture olleml bj Mt-ii ioi v. i Bwda a gaaaial -tut" Uvir laa.m u'hen waa iu, aa aara b-r Oaaaarta, Wheu ihlld. vrlM for Wh-n h-'cama Miaa.

aaa clunaU) Waaa aka W4 aava taatotJk, MA RRIED. Hartf.rd, fiiaa Cay, May 5, at Mr. A. L. itai of the brlde Mater, t.y ifc-v.

William H. wilbert, of Bouth Norwalk, lltram N. udworth, of Worceeter, to Mhji Kau- M. Itabt.ltt. of ilarr- Ull.l>.

Mondar, Mav 4, Jxlith H. Kltehoi, wlfe William II. and daughter of ittarlea 11. Margarat a. s.

jcitchei. wrvh-ea on Thiiralav. Mav 7, at 1 oYlo--k p. at -t. Mlcliarl'a Church, comer of AmatervUin-ave.

aud 88th at convonlonrc of funlly. May 5, Mary wlfe of fi. Douglaaa llrower. aged 74. at of aon, d'rlek A.

I1S niltoa Mt. Vcrnoft, N. on Tlnirvlay, at 8 p. in. Carr.agr* movt tr.ln Itating atatl.m, at '2 p.

DK on May 5, ln the 55th of from hU lal I i 88 BTahahj oa the 7tli liiatunt, at 10 ln BM nornlng. DiCKiNMN Al Beaaera, B. m. aaay May 4. Lydm cnaa, af John W.

Besanaaaa, bav re htaaee, WaaaaadBy, tha Oth it 13 o'elook win aaaet tmii BntvtBg at Paraya al 10.13 ai. Fisii-on Bm Sth Cberlotl 88 raara. Frlaada and Board the of Ui? bevaath M.t fully luvitid to tttend h. fron Mcthodtat F.piacoiml a-d L.th-ave.. Thuradai, at 10 oVlocl rKfXINUUUYBJCM-oa ineaday, th- iti in-r rredaa.

kk J. KTeUi.BlMiyaen. ln ftar or age, at hb real.lui.fc ln lla.it HEI8BBXBUTTEL MoBday moral Maj 4. ai bia late John Frodorlc; ir. BBBh v-or BelatlvM a.

bn tavlted BtOaa I aa Chorch, eafor ClBiaaa i.aiit HURD-on TueKday. htayl Hmt. FUMral h. at hrUt I hurch, and Thnrad.1). May 7, at li a.

Bt. Mav itf lov danJl Of th. late WIUBBB htUI Plillid.llrfili. ui ti.C 7Vth aaa-aaaa. Betvlcea Slll heW I 908 leraar Cltr, pn aftaroooa at i odoca.

F.ni -ral prlvato. I'liase oinlt Bo Kl F.IKUAL'b-On Uie 5th Bttaa Klolnhana, ag.a the T. url of Min.i8.r- ot Winet BtreM Methollat Chwr are fully Invited hi-r funeral aorvfcea froii. (lo.r.n ll.i-. and 10tt? on Wedneaday eveahag, at PO.

Maaaar May 4, William C. Martin, la ar or age. Fnnoral at hia laM 15a Wct iit 4 p. Bi It ia kln I that no llowors bo aent x. Y.

Traaahauai The apeiety aaa roeueatcd atu-id fnn.mi 5 0.1. aM praaa. Mr Wm. MarUa, frota Bo. 188 at tiaaai, WaaaaadW.

May 8, at Rwm Cor S(Vt PRATT-Siiddonlv. on tha 4th hMl, CBBBtai i'ratt, Hroiklvn. la BM of hta hia late roddeoce, 888' OllBBaaava nrooklrn. oa I'hirxlav reornlne, BM at 11 0 cloca. Intorment afu-r 3 B.

Ba. ROaBIKa-anddaoIy. of haart fallora, on Sunday, May 8, wld.iw if tn. lab C. Koobtiie Fuii-nl aervloaa arlll be held at reald alaaro VUm, Biooklyn ttelsMa, aa Waaaaaaajr, May e.

at 8 p. in. lt raqaeoted that aa bo a-nt. SAWYF.n-in iirookivn. 1801.

laaapBaBB IV Haarrar beloved artfa of Wlfllam C. ReUttvea aad Invlted to attead from InW reahtaao. Brooklyn, oa Tharaaay, Mav at a. m. VN.iKRllll.l.-ln llrouklvn, on IM.

baetaaB, Bf typhoid pneutnonla, aleaaadjr Hl yinr Funeral on Hflh aay, 1 a'ekaak. BBMb reaMaaea, eeraar Parhava, ln Biat vam cori'-nn Tceaday avenlae, May 5, Laaaaa, y.iuii!f.?t cliU'l of WBJtBaBd unl I.ouu?e Van Cott, B4J4 a yeara aiaatha. Ku.ieial pilvate. nnmrtinent of fctntc, D. M.y 4.

nyn thla nron fraafe 11. Meeaa, of at Kp.iuktort-i.il Mala. of death, oa the lst, of Ariril, 1881. by drownlag ln tbe nhlna. aaaj rjanlahoim of Mr.

Horraaaan, formerly a raeidea! of Btanleton, Btatcn l-Umd. Kew-Tork. l-ral of thc decoaied can nbtnm furth'-r Infonnalton hv anplvlnn 'o 1'i-r dUpatch Ba. lld. Aprii 81, 1881.

Snccial Xoticcs. Fifth Avenne Anctlon Ba -40 Flfth-avo. WM. 11. NoKMAN.

Ai.ctioneer. THIS (WEDXK.SDAY) AND THL R.SDAY EVEMN'Og May tith and 7th, -it 3 o'cloek. FAiaTTUroa ix on, BY MH. R. ATKIXSON FOX, Formeily of Toronto, Compnslng 41 DlOWtfd ln the hlgheat BtylO art.

to which additkona beea fron SKVERAL I'KIVATK tVALI.F.KIF.S of cliaraeUTiatlc by the followlng artlata: Bemateln, not, lloKort, j.twi,, lirldKcman, F. Mlllor, Hunner, A. MocUer. boula, turtla. fieo.

Klbot, Doltii-t, Ho'iz-c, Havpn, Frank, ShiIUi, Wlgglna, Carlton, and A. "FAMILIAr. IN MILLIONS OF MOUTHS AS WOKD." Tho TUaea. Londoo ft APOLLINAUIS "THB Qt-'ETEN OF TA1JLE WATERS." "Dcllghtful and M.dical Jo'iinaU 60LE EXP0UTER8: THE APOLL.INAHIS COMPANY, LD, londunT ENG. onrC'lothiiia.

Astonlahlng prlces pald lur geaUeman'i hft-ofT clotldng. gond puatal. Cani.ron. 'M2 fcaiabllabrd MRS. McELRATiib HuME-MaJJU BHa.soii^d.

CAJfhTED A.ND ratOXTa aad Ct-RHANT IBU.T fel'ECIALl'Y. put up 11. Bgd ui.til flUL 'WM sa Mra. BABAH to. KA'fH.

3i'3 N. Y. Kv.r> hoinc ah.ninl linve boille of tho feinoua Crown Lav. nc -r Salta. li.i you BN tha g.

ui.lne, aa there aro woit.il. sa j. Carley Bratbar, rutlery of every dosorlptlou. for JJ yeara ln tho Vanderblil Bullding, rotnovod to larger 0 Notlce. (Should 1m; nad dally by all latBiaatli, aa changes may occur at any Lott.TS for forelgn neod not apecia.iy aa drcMsed for by auy partt.

ular au- unor, 1 dealred to aend banklpa ai.d UI docunienu. not ipecuUly addraaaod aahag aaal by th? veaaela Foreiftn mails for th' w.ok eodlng May 0 will (uroiniit.lv ivm at ofH a- followa; 1130 a. 1 JO 0. Bt.) for Evrope, Twtonje. via ut U'80 d.

in- (stipi-i'-iiicjitiry 2 30 p. foi Europe, vcr a. Clty ol ChlcaffO, via Q.i.oiisto?u (l-tt nmat dlr. of at 1 p. I tncatati 1 :80 fnr per a.

Dirian at 1 m. Caba, per a. Clty of Alaxaadrbv. v.a at i p. n.

fwf Balglum direet, a. a. Rhuilaiid, vla Antworn muat llreeted "pr Rhynlai.d. TlltllsIiAy-At 2 a. 111.

for Eawpe, a. a. -Norman nla, vla So.ithampta:. and Hamburg; at 1 ft m. u.

for Berrouda pet a. Orlnoaa: at 3 p. ni. for TruxTiio. a.

s. B. Pltrartl, at 3 ii. ni. for niu n.

IN ji s. ir.r aui. fiom at 8 p. m. for Hoi-aa del Tom.

per Ili-in. Nevr. Urbauia; at 3.30 Ba. lor per aU-aoiat from HaUfaix. bATCKDAY-At 1 a.

ni. for and 0M La I'lata coiiiitrh-i vla BrBltl, f-r St. Thomaa ht VBt st. for and vin for and J'rliudad and vta Harhad per a. VIrllanela.

from (lattera oth-r Windward muat ba Jim-ted "per al 2:30 a m. for Fraaee, Italv, Spalu, and Turkey. per vla at 2 a m. for per a a rjeryla vla Qu.vnatown lor fjrnai Brltalo and ataer Buropean mn.t dlrootcd -p. i at a.

m. for Xorway dlraet, rau? be dlreel "ner al for Ruropo, a. I Ima, vla Soutlianijitofi and (lcttera for Iraland, Kranee, Switrerlaad, fuiy. Soaln, Port.iK'.?l and Tortley, tu.j^t hc diro.t.d --p-r at 4 lio a. tbe Xctherlaoda per o.

dam vla AliiaterJam dir.s-ted A.n. 4.30 a. m. Bcotland a. a.

via Outagow at 11 (auppl'in nUrj 11:80 a. Fortnaa lslund and Janiaica, alao Jacmel and Aux Cayee, iiavr, not a aI-ii. at 11 a- m. (si.ppl?a.eaUu-? 12 Bal and Uuracao. alao snvuni.la.

vla a iletura for other C0I1 Man oivat im at 11 a. 111. rarCaaip he llfaJ. v- LrvT.vY -Al 8 a- or other fireetad to'rleaiil a p. m.

gjrUate Blea rta Claaa. rS 7 uixnnla from To? Ve lahtada. per a. a Auatralla (from san eloaa l-r. rtal.v up to -13 kTn m.

Malle for Chlna and per a. sun franelaea eh haia dally ap ta May -li at tialllea 'fn-ro San I 1 dallv up to Mav 0 o() Newfound and by raVl to llalliax, and theme by ateimer. at thla off). da.lr at m. Ma'N for Miqueh.n.

hv Coatou, aud th-nc by ateainor, cloae at thla oilca at rtSO p. ni. MalU for uba, by rall to Tauipa and ttaaaca Uj lalllaa M.md*>* aud a it 2 80 a. 111. Mall? for nildi.s^.^1 dlapau-h bp Uca'no.

at tl.i- ofllee dally at tl 11. to. arc forararoed to i-allv iid tho ih- of ia on the wo. anniptlon of th Ir unlnternipud I anall t-i Van 'i-i at laaij Vrancli ot asiilnir of are dlaiatchW tha dav. Regtatered at 1 p.

i.ii\iouH day. COP.NFl.HS VIN OTT Poatmaater. roatofrlro. Y. iv 1 Xotuca.

KTIYAL I tho romDiuud Boola aad ll Trln Maj 7 a Uie ChuKh the Holy Trinitr, aad hv liaaoad. M.imU.1, tiwwaui- CHORAL iisTiv.u, iv of cst. rtJrth.iloii..?*'?. Ali S.uis Md II lunuy Jhur.uav evoalag, 7 (AacetkW Dajr), B.a?J**r?h, uie Cbur.h the Holy Trinity, aad ULadAaoc-ava..