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M TARIFF NEXT IN THE SENATE. t* v .. • : ■ HR. VOOItMKKR HAS A rif*TKR\ TH<H M AAD WORD SPKBCtf. STORIES BY THE WAY. Mr. Aldrlrh’a Urrant. Amoos tfu> many good Wrlea whiofe Ttumma Bailey Al.lrV* Ml* is OM wliife _RO TIH.MMO WIIKA THK OKIIATR ' " : WILL COXCLVDK. HI a n a ArlffMloragr Hill Will Aol i Paaa Ovrr the A>to. ^ WniLiujftmi, April 1TiH#firrow alxiut 2 o'tAouk, - V<»wi lieew. (Iwunmu of the Fiiuiin't* ('oumilttcv, caStH np tbo tariff bill iu 'ilit* 8«*n-.itr Hiul tilt 1 (HMiiilM be wi l iittutrumu- a <l<>b«Ue the >md iiml out Onme of no iuhu etui Mr. VaartMM eunfi'lelltiy ex|H<rt« tile fitwl rote,, U> hi* token within six weekn. but . Mr. VaOT’hnw'a ex|HMluti>>n.< cm <ether oeewMicwiM - hare not nttrnr* lieeti roalli^l. Some 'of hi* i*dWc*ajfii«i nre not no AHiiirtuue ami ik> Ro|mii£i<*an i* willin|t to fix a [M<riocl of Uw than two or three tnontioi wHlifii wtuesh a vote • ran bo had on the powai.'*' <>f the Sen- at* tariff bit!.' Mr. Voorhee* - * *jw*e<Ai. wii'.-h cvm tain* not lea* ttnui 15.0(10 word*, will probably be rtu* only Hpeenih delivered tomorrow. Mr. prefi-rcel t> wait until Tneadiiy” to make lie op n ting remark* for fe'ie IbimMieniiM.'(Mher aenaton who n«iy *i»eak early vn tb* debate art* .M«*u*r*. tTcnf. (^ulloni. IxxltO, I’effer and Morrill. , In executive' sewKion on Monday Sena tor t'nH wiU htHi*t crp<«i the ei>n*i<lt*h» Own of eerftiin Florida manimiMons. - upon wrib4» -he - itrtervhr opprwtitg thi adniini*tnUji()n. Tonjonvw, aleo. Senator Morgan will rnnurr. the .Bering *ea bill, ami will aak Sett tor Vonrhee* to rive way \Ved- neaday and permit^th«* trill to be taken m> and kept l«‘foro flu* S.*nale until pMned. Ilila. will involve- la-knai -uin elneed, f«>ri*"Jitive wwdou. Seiiakor Mor gan aW intend* to (call np the (liini**e treaty on Thnmday, and .h* tSh* delW'e on thi* ('onventiem will doubtiea* ooenpy —•everal exeentivc* *»u*»»n* tlie ontfio.tic for the tariff debate i»roBT'**'«ing be yond the two opening him**4ic*i* during tiV* eonilne w<*ek i* not epe-.iirngimr Mr. Voortiee* i» the viotim of iinidi- tiem* Mia'* were hnexpcvted. and aII obetaele* will probably la* riiole*)! accide bj- the end of the wt*ek. In the llouap The order of proe*<*'*re in (he flotiae thia week nn* Iwcen pretty clearly mark ed out by advanee notii*** from tbo** in charge of bviding '.sane**. What rate of progres* will 1k» made*, however, wllj depend*-upon the pro Hence of a ipjormn of Demo-rntlc metnlier* to consider and dispoHi* of the. huainesa in hand. Tomorrow the O’Xeill-Jov eo«te*te.l election case is again to be taken np and i* to bo pressed to a final conclnaion under the i>rovi*ion* of the special or der . Tin* Engli*h-Hilber cd«*ctlon case frim the third California district I* inclmb-d within the teikn* of the order and th>* will Ik* taken np a* soon a* the O'Vortl- Joy contest has been dispoked of Mr. Bland ha* given notice that on Tuesday he will ask the House to take- up hi* seigniorage hill and nut it on it* passage, “the cbjections of the execu tive to the contrary notwithstanding." Tt 4* hardly pmbahh*. however, that the election cases 'rill la* but of the way by that timems the manager* of the House do not look for a unontni toniorri'y But the seigniorage hill will In* given the right of way a* soon a* the priding order bn* been fully executed. Mr, Bland say* hi* bill may occupy the attention of the House for two day*, bnt rive* no intimation of his opinion . for the chances of passing it over the' Kf* • It ('nnaot Pass One of the lesiding Democrats of the House who will vote for the bill says theyo ia not the slightest hope of It* _ package and that in Jus cMiirvlon-it will l>e called up merely for the pnrposc ,of enabling scitne of it* advocates to make speei-hes at it* olwecjnie*. Mr. Bland says is soon as the seigniorage bill is ‘ out of the way he will ask tlm c.niimit- | tee on Coinage, YVeights and M.--asure* 1 to refsirt a httt for the coinage of silver J and that he will urge it upon the ntten- | tion of th» House at the earliest op|s»r-j tnnity ajid every opportunity untol it 1* considered. which ill'istnafc* the mp*4hy wWi gu Ha I strati* dream may flash through the mind. About a rear ago a dinner wsm given tn honor of Mr. Aldrich at t3»e Aldine Olnb, when very many ouu- pUoienuiry rtilngs won* said orf the gneat Of (be evening by the sisiakers—Mr. H endnum. Mr. Ibovnils. Sfr. iWarner. Mr. Burroughs, I>r. Kggbwbm and Mr. Mabte, nbo jireMiihsl., At first,: .Mr. Aldrich soya, he f**h embftrma*«*d ta b»* the object of so much jicaisi*. but after a whilo he g<* use<! to it attd be gan 1 to like it. > f : When at a lute boar :he company broke up Mr. Aldrich fcmml fiis wuy with, a friend or two to tie* I’layer*’ t’iubj where he smokisl another cigar, and tJionee went no hie hotel ami to Im*i1. dlscTeedy refraining from bsdeing at hi* wistch. He neetned s<xir<sdy to latvh farem asbs-p when half a dozen le'ters wore thrust under the dmir. and he fonnd-thAt tliey were frotn the prin- cll*al spnskerii at the dinner. He rcaul them one after the or her, and wa* ahtaaod at the •■ontont*. Ka<h one— Mr. Steadman. Mr. Howell*, Mr. YV’armar an«T the oh or*- wrote to him in varying phrase that iimUv the civ- ciwixHUBncs** and out of •vmpiim&nt to him 1h> felt obliged to say only kind things ttliont flie gu«»ts. but. that, a* a matter fact, he didn’t hnveteiearly act.ldiHi an <adntoii of Mr. AldriMi a* his H|sss‘h would imply. When he was trying to recover from this -facer Mr. Ahtririt nmuiitly- iiwoke. and hoard' the recasUng st«>i>s o: the hotel iettex boy wh> bad thrust some letters of a miuh '<•** startling rii ini'*tc\ tinder hi* d<*»r. the whole dre'ilm with its train of, con- idratettnd emorhwi ha ring pas*- »*1 througli his.mind in a second or two. T-lllie Ibsili Bnyig.' * Oen. I.ee’s Ovation “t Ion Itobc-rv K. J.cc once^ told nn’ of an ovation h(> received that touched -Iihii itwcre tlwin auv rlrrmcnsti-iltoii ctit A fnenn IHaii |>|»otn linen ta As a continent it is the home o'Ln vlg orous race of mankind, which, while ri slating aaaimilation with Kuroiieau civ I ication. defies' permanent conquest. It views with equanimity, or al least i* powerless to resent, the occupation of it* coasts and the more healthy coutiguouk regions: but the heart of the continent remains, and must ever remain, the home- of the African. Allied raivs, mud people who have for centuries under gone the scarcely iiercepfible proo-s* of acclimatisation may, it i* true-, effect a Mp“ e,,t in Uie heart of Africa; but if they remain there, fliey themselves even tually undergo ubsorptiou into the prim Itive elements of the populattou or *nf fer total extinction. Xatun> has. In shori. marked cdT tn.p !cal Africa a* the abiding home. «f the "black race*. European travelers; tra ' dera, mUsionliriea. conqueror*, mrfy at their will and at their peril penetrate in I to this dark sanctuary, but their sojourn is for a day. and on the morroty the faint trats s of their passage are < oblltcr ated by the exuberant grow ths‘of bar barism. Grudgingly as it is sometimes conceded. It is nevertheless a fact that 1 Ma- bulk of the eittitiuerit of Africa i- f Mill untouched by Western civilization I. for one. cannot believe that Africa' will ever be Europeanized or brought | within th*- tiale of Wtsuern progress - For. in order that Africa may progress. '* absolutely eHsetiti il that it bo de '.’Wriopetl along natural lines; but. as yet. SMP* inherent powers of native geimi*'; • Slf “‘’*lh p r been discovered, nor, in tin ! r <lf any cohesion among natiw ■jftpbe*, and in view of European rapae ! are they, even if discovensl. cvt Ry to be encouraged or fosten*d. \„ ^ica is a continent fated to be cm } ami exploited by the heirsmf eh- ! Ition, to whom it may pay tribute 1 ltu?y >UiaSe never " TL, ‘ ..-N'inetcuth, Kt-v' ‘ ^ - A, iae Coumr ring at th. matter fr..ui everv -,, 0 tn* ; aw, Mr. Cleveland has taken, the wise ! “ in vetoing the bin. while that i In -Itself is not a matter of sdeh Imports nee as rho Pre ? i,teut seem* tra It, still within the past ten Cav* opinion ha* attached to ;t such a Importance that in rho werrimt of the count .nr now it is welt Bland bogie should he re moved couotry had not passed through .Its : ordeal, and were .n tt* nor mu' con the Bland bill, tiowe/er olijectton be lu principle, would be harm- operation. But the “business In- haive chosen to take fright at It ve ao agitated the subject during . * two week* that they have con- themselves and a large part of the ‘«at there is untold disaster In the haring threaded U P *ucn a frame ‘There la UtTle donnt that the £of th# btit by the President would er such co0ditio:ia. In- Journal ’ * dis*a not make a summer, takes the overcoat off a Inter-Ocean. made in bin honor." said -riic venerable ■1 ml go White,, of Virginia, to _n I’.wt man at t lu- XnUonal. KrtCloWing Hasely '>n the surn«nder of Hie Srtu‘'h«-rn Army, rb . i-Uinniimd.-r tn-eliief of the (’on- ftsleraf-y went to |kism h m*ison at the home i»f his parnh-nbir friewi. IE R. <’«M-k«-. who Inst November ran as tlie 1‘rttuiHst candidate for Governor against f'ol. OT’errall. After a few w.eeks'of tiie m s*- luepirable and elegant efi'tor- taimuent, f!<m. f.is‘ 'whs calbsl to the oresideiu-y of -he Wnsh'ngfon and 1/ee I rvvrtrshy. Bidding !ils kind friends rdieu. lie sfartis! tor Tyexington on horse- boek ami nlotic. He bud gone some nii'in. and w-as iKissing tlirough a rather -1 rcarv stretrii of ".shIisI efiuntry. w-fum he irtpirtl n p’.-vin old coun-Tyman m-vunt- e-1 on a sorry nag o>ming towani bim. As tli*-v pissed <^irh nth«T both Isovisl. •i* h* the. fn«th!oti w-Tum strangers \tneet In out of .t.be way plaeps: hut the old fanner. In the hiotnewntm snil stareil hard at the soldierly figure, a* ‘Ihoi'rii rv>t unite certain of r«sv>gnit*ion. He went hi* way a little fugtlw>r. then turn ing his horse around, '-ant-r-.sl litick and soon rame up 'vi*Ji fhe (e-n-Twl again. “I [wrdfm. sir. but is" no’ this Gen-. U-.berf I>ee?” “Yes. I am Gen. I>*’. THd I ever iin*et you liefore. mv friend?” “TTmui the old Confederate gra.*pe«i the rikieftain’s hand, and with tl»e tej).r* srroamrikg down his face, said: ‘Gen. l<ee. do yow mind If I iii**T v*m T’Ttiw te-neral rirminsi him. that lie didn't mind, and there on tha’ lonesome, pfne- Ismlered high wav. with no one else in ‘••'ritt. the o'd ndii■! veteran, witifi WVring- i-ng bat. lift»*l up his voice in tjvree ringing rmimls of hurrahs fur tth«* man that the Soutblaiid idollnsl. Then ii-rti wim - tlusr wav without nnotlier Ward being sfioken. -M’aslttngton Post, *~ 7 1 Knnseni Horse. ^ “SmaMor Ranaoni is not as compki- ovit ns his mobile onmtpmfflee w-ivuld vudieate." said a distlngirisiied North Carolina iio'.ifidan. a* he railed the end of a jwrfis-tii nround in hi* mouth, w^hile sim.uii!#: his Apiiollo-Belviilere in ftfrmt of the Mhoreham yesti-rday. "TTie' old man i* wriinc nmn' letter* every night now." Im- went on to aot. “thtui tke ever TITiI TieTon* in his life. The politii-al kigns in North C.-traiina da not tfciurur aurceM for him next ycur. ITion* are several gosl m«Mi alrbarty in the field. He wunTs to eons* Isn-k, foy he could not part on tli«> style in North Capobhu. tliai he ibsw hi Washington. Creased trousers, lulhsl "ddrts. .two-sti>ry ouilars and 1k»u- tunuiervs art* twit a* pmnilar at home us Jiomespun jiVms and horny hands. Ransom ha* an aversion for writing letters. He .bps done nothin^ for !ji»' hoys in the way of securing Federal I*itronage .ijiul. my. i-an’t in* strut file is t li** iuily iiian- I ever saw who could strut Htahdiug sIkH.” \ airce,.dettfr -n good story on him. He was'eadvassing aniong his constitu ents in \\ el'ster ixiunty year* ago. He called at the gab* of Mr. .Junes. Was he at home? Yes, and at the stable. ISu to the stable ‘he Governor went, w-here he fMiind dunes curry;ng a horse. “That's a fine looking animal, Jonas. Can he*rtln?" “Nope. Never heard of his iieing a run ner.” - - “YYh.'if i* he; -i TJuiiililetotiian?" "Nope No fine hloo.i in him 'ct I know* of.” « “I *uiit>use fie',* a good buggy horae; a trotter. - maybe?" "Nope. He ain't worth rt durn at trot ting. nor runnin’, nor iiaHn',.nor nuthin’." "Well." said the Governor.'"you seem .toJu* taking *pb-o4et o*re of -htm. What for? \ "Hit* here. A'ance.” said Jones, "that horse i* named Matt Ransom, and I’m er just kep^iti’ him for style."—Washing- tun News. - * i *- ' ' ‘ MInn- i'olln rd'n Kmtt'Hy. ** "Miss Madeline PoUafd.’' pai_d John R. Hopkins, of S}. Isuiis, at jhc Kapdall last night; "is a relative of one of the mpst aristm-ratie families of VtTJftnlfl -rlie jbil lards\ who in anfe-bellutn Hmes were- nuted^ir their chivalry and hiapitality. throughout the length aiid breadth ,of thar Coiniuonwealfb. Ryij f i.-e. presejht*. a striking rt‘seroblance t«i t-haf of her' dead eotisiu, E. A. I’qllard. the author of the'Cause.” n graphic history of the w ar. a copy of which w ill be found iu the library of nearly every Southerner. '’Speaking of Pollard remind* me of hi* widow, who recently died. *0*1 heard a few • weeks ago. almost penniless in far a way A rizona. She was a Mb* Ricimrd’a. Senator Vest remembers 1 (V well. Many years ago. .wheir she was living in Rich ” mend, she heard of a remark that the distinguished Senator fn.n. Mifsou*-' bad blade .(bout her. Mr. Vest was then a meml*er of the Confederate Congress. A few day* afterward she met him on the streets and proceeded to horsewhip him. The incident has lieen fiirgotten, and Mr. \ est hears of Tt in the newspapers in lii« State every time he takes the stump for hi* party. Miss Richards married Pollard, who, it will he remem- Is-red. was assassinated in Richmond in ls»S*. .She dr}ftisj to New York In 1K74. where she was fur a long while, an aman uensis to the late A. T, Stewart. Some years ago she went West and beg ay teaching rin Indian si-lmo] neaj Yuma. Arizona. In her younger days she was regarded a* one of the. nnwt t.ei **ifii| women In Virginia, and 'was the cause of two duels and a suicide.”—Washing ton Time*. •Yew Parties tialore. . Any man in those times with n.nipilyr- ately slzeii grievance and a comdc of day* of leisure fis*ls himself commis sioned to Jorni a new political party. 1 It is. a perfectly legal method of diver sion: and mi Innumrruhle parties are formed, whose ranks and file consiet ex- elnsivelr of their founders. These kites without tail* are floating in all -direction* through the political neuv- ens. These sheep)es* shepherds are travel ing In all directions through the politi cal pastures calling for flocks that never come. It ia eaay enough, to form a new politi cal party when its founder is satisfied to be the party exclusively himself. But a political party is, not put together by the csrpenter method. It is organic ami grows like aqgree, and all the joiners be tween the poles cannot put a Ihe tree together. Thu* out of thi innumerable parties that are formed, there are very few that live, because they are not animated by a vital, onranie impulse. Tliey are nailed together ny Joiners, and do not grow naturally out of the soil of public neces sities and public demands. These men who sa v "On to. now let fi* build a new party, are evidently noi aware that parties are gradual evolu tions. natural growth*, and are founded bv the need* and desires of the people, n a now party is Imperatively df nianded it will" appear spontaneonaly without nny founder, nnd mmi will Hock . to it. hccnnSe they ciinnbt a* rational dbuda. creatures help it. In Hit* mennrtm^. the DemiHTatic par" ty. though tW i*kj*--( in etlstenee in the coitntry. ajifl po**c*Hee all the inherent vitality of Its yon^J It is giH*! enough We need no new partv.—Ilostiin Globe. *•- - ; -i - Sinicina Knr Ills Lite. John Abell, a ceU*l>rBt*<l ringer and mu sician X?no lived in the reign of ffiiafTe* II.,'had a very great notion of him^eir. and would not perform unless he pleased. -There Is a very funny story told of h<«v he wa* once made to ring against hi* will. While travelling abroad for pleasure he came Into the town of Warsaw. News wa- brought to the palace of the famous* Kng Hsh singer's srrivjcl. and Frederick Augus tus. the King nf Poland.' Immediately sent word that he desired Abeil to appear, I** fore him "Toll his Majesty." replied John curtly, "that It suits me not." went the-court messenger- wu messenger wry face: he knew his-masterVtomper too well. 'Tell Master Abell." thundered the Kin*, "that I will have him come! And take you. boy', , three stoirt fellows with you.-’ 1 Tlie messenger and Ihe three stout fel- h*w*- U*twe»B tueni .umniAfed to. carry o-ut the royal wish, and presently niarch<*d trt nmjihnntly up to the. palace with their un- w111ina\)iptlve. The klug wa* wsltliig them in'the great hall, where . e had seated himself In n haT cony that rati uh ’round the sld.n Above him an Immetwe chair hiing from the- tCof by a rope. "Now' then. Into the ohrir and up with him." cried Frederick Augustus, with n ohuckte: •' we'Tl *oon see If our snug.bird won’t sing In his cage. Up with hint, my merry meu all!” - * Xlorlhnnal Uiinntlliin Totsu* The great centrak-rities swelled with m«*n and’money, and th*> greater they grew the more they attracted both then and moimy. like gravitaiitin. m-ting di Ami up In the air swung Abell, who riltl refused to ox«*i» Ms moNIh. When he gave a glsuce dowuwanl. h<wever he chang'd hi* mind. Into the hall beneath him-ii mim 1st of w ild N*ar*.hsd b<*eil Ion el loose "Sing, slrrnh!" the king shouted. "or down you go to play with my brown ba biea" One look at those "brown babie*"’ gnowl- Ing and snurllnw befow lu a Very unhtthv Mke miinioT, w ;o* srulllclent to ciotvlm-e th*' atubhnrv John. Slnar he did. and tie often used M d<*<'lare In after day* that he never sang «n well In hi* life a* when he u-h* hanging there, a hundred fi+t high atso-e the tl(*r<e he:i*ts reetly oi—tiu.* mas*. I-nliWe gravitation thes<* cities acted directly ns the di* tance also 1 , for thirty, forty} nay sixty am! seventy miles do not deter the in habitant* of the country- from going bod ily to Toronto or Montreal, leaving there hardly-earned dollars, and taking back with' them the very articles which are exposed for stile in the shop windows of (heir native town*. Then, . too, there has been long and continuous emigration from the agricul tural districts, first, to ( the . manufactur ing * centres, second to the Northwest Territories, uud third, no douia*. to th- I'nited States. The protective tariff* hits conduced to this emigration, as also has the system of public education, which teaches Ihe sons of farmer* thmgs quit'- allen to the plow. 'Hie consequence K that, pasdtig ildfiff the line of traffic which skirts the shore of Lakt? Ontario and forms the southern boundary of the.province of that nasne. one passes through a number of inori bund little towns and villages, the skcle V ,1S ihelr former mslves, ami standing warnings against the evils of protection centralization. What will resuadUt them, if anything, it is hard to say. Here and there, of course, i* a thriving sx ception, where waterpower or some other natural advantage exists; but for the most part the Canadian village i* asleep, ami , will * probably remain asleep, until fret* trade and scientific fanning are re sorted to in order to w tfie It—Black wood's Magazine. A FLEET TEAT RODE THE FOG. Carloaaly Perfect Klra*e. HInht Ride ' \ , t>. OR Hatter»a. A special fleet wa* observed off Hat- teraa early on Sunday morning by the otbeera and crew of the Morgan line sb*am*hip El Ndrio; The first impres- aion of Innilripen aboard the trteam- •hip was that the fleet wa* a real one, Instead of a mere fehnnlacrum of Amer- icn coaster*.• They wen* truly flying American*,- and they #ere flying higher than any craft ever seen hi the neigh borhood of the stormy cape In all there were about thirty of them, many under full asH, gliding sUovIy to tlie north ward in the sky,binder the inflnenoe of a gentle southerly wind, and others heating to the Bouth: The surface of the sea was nprufflod. and in the ea«t the *un occasionally ajipcared througit rifts of its own creation in tlie ligb( evld>nee to support his theory that monktys have a ,language of their own. arrived here yesterday morning on ihe Cunurd T'.kne **eamer Etruria. The Professor left New York In July, 1S92. and hi* advbnture.* since that tlm.? On the port hand, or to the shoreward, of the El Norte there were stra a of f<JK Of different dexielties, extending from the water far up info the tiptrix nir. TBo ve*»el* «f the aerial white squad ron. as seen ifinrt wen* dim atnl shallow like. S»i<m«*time8 the tojttail* only were visible, and at other timtsi only the inariless hull*; but when !be sun burst through struck aea, bank cameo, and, at'i'ording to Mate.B. A. Bttnson, the crjift loyiked very much like veose!* ashore on a sand liar. Every now and then tho nu|n on thy El Norte-noticed a giant shadowy folmuaster with all her canvas* up, t>,.. u-i- duplicared on tho misty sky. Tme the. hair ralripy mrmm* upoiije down, one right side up. i " None of the vessels, except the du mi- on tied ones, wa* inverttsU a* ihev usually are in mirage along ’he Southern At- oeatst. T^hcef tint were rienrir- (b'titHNl appeared to be abou’ a mile from the stea-mriiip. and apparently several Itnndred feet tiimve the water. The Mitibirs. tlhat i* the make-believe sailors on the nnHtTh«-ttev® soho .ners. could lie seen hauling on sheets and liatvafiIs: iiiid w orkijiir. Mut ihvk*. The mate tays be lists *<*cn phenomena of a elmtlar kind off Hatteras several times before, hot never wt vividly. He says the veasels inugol in the clouds looked like, rcflecsiois in a looking glass JJe had never seen the s<‘a so calm off the Gape, the water so clear, and the suirihine, when it dissipated the misis to the eastward, so brigh. Jlte arehite t uf Ihe LoWermg wall of of mist was an aeribriie nmHherly wtnd/fxrvrning cotibhed In JntcRTgent lauguag THREE MONTHS * WITH GORILLflS. PRUF. UARVEH OCTLINBS THE KI- M LTS OK HIR OBSKRVATIOXV . » t ^ ’ * ( /p „ RTt'DIER IX GORILLA LAXGLAGEV- r- ‘ ~ ' ... o. . ., GARXER’R LIFE IX A CAGE. Convinced That Each Variety of the Monkey Has nn Efficient I.nngnnge. Prof.-R.' L. Earner, the sturdy Vir- glnlati who lived in a eage for Ifil days In me wilderness home of the African at 'night. In the wlldtsf spot Of Equa torial Africa, with' no compannns ex cept a tame chimpanzee, a native set" va-nt and a Winchester repeal *r. and the geridas which sut ropnded ..th-* cup that served as his home, is decidedly novel. To hear him repeat. the sp ; *eeh h}i whU'h one of . Ih^. DIE TO A COPYISTS BLIYDEH. Tlie Heanlt of the War of ladepen denee Largely Inffueneed by Cni'e-^f IcBBaraa - v A clerk In the state tb-parunent narrowly escaped dismissal in conacqueace of m* neg- llgetice in uakii'g a bjumd and inaccuran- copy of sn Imisirtaut diplonittte patter. Ills silpertor when It was laid upon tue|tle»k for signature, »a» ve-y ang.'y, s'ysty.f* 1 * Yo’j’h's Cou>Dnnlon." "The governnieivt does not pay you, ' be exclutuud. "for doing slovenly'work. You must make a clevi cony, without erasures or interlineation. Even a nlH.-kunlt'a c'tuid do better work!" was the pantug shot as the ihumthated clerk Usappoared at tfie door, rod It. tee ft ee and inn hltng for thr rHentton of Ids iMisItio. - !. • STEADILY CROWING mm. xo oxk sVatb makes a.xy great . SHOv. IXG — The ott'cml was undoubtedtr rigiit. There, “fnr tho- mxrp*** • t>f obtaiPtngH *** rxctgte fnr ("mrtpyg. tnMTcnrivo" y ■ »h*» Avbol ooptiOdVand Jt>of<'hWf>rfc In a K .U^ lupei 1 . Iu Sur\‘>inKAw If he htal lieeu fuuiiilat with 'he iltpU-'Ujatlc. history of the wur. of th.- inde;>e3'danee he- tnlghf have enjorcet, the ntoful -v'tlx fine, effeyt.. - . - ’ • .M ' ' '. -"t he ertris of the. tnlliUt-y atfjggle i*e- tween Great F.ritaln and the revolting c 0 * centric niarth fr.mi I aJ;c Uhamplaln. Oswe go and New York mi .converging nnes -to ward AHistty. —' . The astVut of tlii»_,HTutaon by Sir William Howe's army ,- .vo!5 essential to tlie -noce** BIT THE AGGREGATE IMPRfi^®^ XIEXT IS SATISFACTORY. Railroad Situation In Ihe South En- eouniicln*—In'migration Movemenf. Ikiltimorc, Md., MarcTi 30. The M*n- ufacittrer's Record in It* wwScJy reriew- of the business conditions of the Nouth field of South- em -business enterprises it is seen «.hat while diet e and there weak point* are - fo&|ul.-*urae interests and some sections., sowing no; material improvement, yet the general situation slowly but steackly .-rows iK'ttcr. No; one city, and, in fact, onlt-s wtf» reai'heil "iien G*'n. Bukgoyue'.a ' ( 0|le state makes any great showing of! eamonten-wsr. ntmT.ed-tn-'L.mdt.iu j«ken byU*rff Iwti the aggregate of advancement made by* ail is very satisfacTorj - . This js indicated, by the fact that the number of new in dustrial enterprises reported for the first three months of ISIM was tri'J. against 4."t; for the preceding thr'C month*, Iteing t gain-W IHJti. The railroad outlook is d by till' atmolinceincnt that of the, seltmtte by wfifch New Kagtshdrivas.-rj-^- of the Raclimbnd Ternfinal to be cut off. sh by a "« lg. trmn the Soum- ^ ( ; urjI j iis aTe in favor >>f the' ere cotioije*. ^ I present reorganization. \York on about Orders "ere sent out from [.indsn t >r fhe I 1 . i:„ w u..^ tw.pti advance’ 1 of Burg.one * nu t St. Legers ! twentyffive. nc" Imes ; ha_s_.been Howe was meriCy Informed. •'•T (lie ptrit ard road iu E x t-*. . Was armed with dtscretjouhry ixv.ver.s. hut A group of thirty-six SoUtnern^joaus JTof. .Garner has long b*en Utter-*'-i :l dis-.fh tfRR flntflfrtdWtttTOrrft r - repnrt luirfcajtcd net earning* of ?1 ' 1 i}prinjy B’m to co-oxkfrato in th<* luovemtnt { or • ;jo per rvnt. for* January. 1 Iiih is from Ne* Yo-EI , Toni' oiie -ection of, tile country show-ing” warned hi* fellows of jhe*luvad“t s ar rival is more than that. ■d In the ianguag” ^f -the ■ monkey It l»l<*w on (lit* cool swrfaoe of the w ater, and Hu*mr*t'vail went up with magicai swtftrn***. K<-fore tnr Hr<—vnn—ton* th»* va;«*r structure lie created won- " <1,T t,,r Africa. I - s'r WiHtam How e to-lp? 'eft w i.rh fnt'i dtrotis light ami shadow effects, which The trivi-l'-r b ft New* York •br Af- I Xtiacretlon. slt^w**! himself to be drawn much intet'ea’ed th'* sttiJornsti, and j r j, j n jh,. sumter of ivtt”. H * heard ,m “ military irpefatton* aeatnsr \\ :i*h'pg- made the landsmen aboard the K’. N-rtc ,f r v-Uind’s . Ifctioh whi'b* oft th" up-.| <"«' cr wa Urs' of'.thi- Ggr-we Ut v-r.vWhln mi'ties iii to th* sea neac Capo Lopex.- down tr be. Years ago, while he was watch-' ing .some* monkeys In Eincoln Park. « , trn":tgn'*'TT"«' n'.tf -.-d fh'-.'fa' nrd-'"ct:iiiT:T'' which was Jn the cage sef*med to In- spire 'he smaTTer monkeys with intense fear.i Then a small mnnkay emitt.d a peculiar MXclatiifitioii -The others seem cd to understand the sfgnal and g> . •uit of the mandril's ’reach in a hurry. Th ■ keen eyed Professor - wondered whai the sentinel monkey had said: Tha' the animal's sprerh had ^"en .1 A clerk made a tcisty and 'j'r\ .ritreless ti-opy-iof. tbs. wbi.Jt ii>o. jUnUl.c-r.. Isird George'Germatne. fiei.id dlfttculty In reading. Like the stiite department oftlcia! above referred t c he ami'Ily feprinj 1 I tl e Clllphn a f d''ce-rl, ' !■ ! a fr.sll copy t> he •riade witbont flaw nr «*rs*u-c. Betr-g press ed f, r time and anxious for.a huUd'v. Lord George posted off tn his country seat wlth-^ •out "aitllig for the fri**h enpy Tbe mitlTnry order "a»- rhfsVriiTfisly copied tn the deck's t*e»t .hand, bat wiieti <t was ntly one section of. tite .tn inc-fi'tise c\*spt'the coal rqitd*. Tfic .-yrdn'r v-.fTtK 1 ' hfangfatinu ii-witv ment i* shown by the report* elsewhere which indicate tt steady increase in the stomhward trend of populatkttr. laind. .111 lots of 10,000 acres and upward in Is'iug purchased in North t arodna, Florida, Georgia and other States for colonies of Settlers.. Among the new enterprises noted l<y the Mannfi'.cturer's Record this week are tlv fidlow.ing; An ice factory, a ma- hc di^ not doubt. ' And J.hT* ni* In- v-stig i;ion of the monktre snc^xih bc^uu -e a , ■■■HHRRm flit (shed the MinTster was not thero'trt <ieti chine "<-rk*. a gold mining company it. It was pige i-hold and overlooked when>, a ud a fruit growing CompitBy in tJeorgia; ho reTatutd qr.tf was not sent ta \ • • rtea a brick making plant, a gold mining .-on, rt-l V— q- ... —.J — . — -aYs'. .. mm— t-V*S ^ u t f- YY' 111* L ri unttt Tong afrerwurt!: marvel. Iborbriess the steamship Was up tli<*re sailing somewhere iu tbe va- por je*a. to tha uoriih; hut- tie* meH-t .; . ...... . aboard of ■ her. of eourac. '■‘ou'.dn't '*ee'i “ ‘ 1 : ‘ r '' 1 1 the ! *‘* c,, '* n ” f her. They stud they would have be*'U very much pleased if they could liavc fbmtd out how the ship looked and fh°y themselves appeared a< tlsy crowded to the port rail on the ground-gl ts* baek- gnmnd of tlie camera sky. The mate says he lias soon 'inverted mirage above Lake Superior, and that it has appeared untTSfiabiy disfiinot, but That he ha* never sc**!! suelt a crys'alline reproduc tion iu the sky of coasters off iiat- teras.—Now York' Sun. army near Phlhideipn'a a .wirt*—cuge. which, when Joined t »- •gether 'formed an enclosure about t .11 f'•or,square. H- s-f Up his cage at ’h •Ige of'a tract 'if forest, whi h wa- tb * h<line pf.countless gorillas, d's-mfs — e-1 ■•all h's Mllower.. ex- ept a natty- boy. who acted; as tf valet md wat ;r c.trrler.. arid- *.v do" 11 to awa-lt. for.au- "PP'kmfhity til ex tmine the. big m>>tv keys, at elo-.-e qdartet s. • « ' Th * erlys, of strtnge animals * madi the nigh: sufficiently hideous *,0 war rant the' Prof -sswr’s li-llef rhat lie tyul- Itiirgayues smy"u;is el) I rapped, cut off from retreat, apd forced to surrender at tsaratuga.-.The.. fortnn*** of the neyiilujionsry war turned ic.ou the careb«.*nc-s ,,f an Kitglish opy- Isf. The Mbdster ".ts laortecidpabb* tlein the clerk. EvHentty he thought '*0. for h- sup- ’ prV'«s''ri the facts. The secret history ~f the dlspoteh fi*s nniv rerently been revealWI" ouu Mr wiiiiam ti--we-s’-tacK,df c-op ntion ‘lieen explslned. buF'Vhe first blunder wa* the ot.f.yist - * and very eostly It proCsL— ; KUTTitY AI YXI.i-tAi- At iUAU f-Qiill the right snot. ' He’ fiarf go glove Overheard on l-iastet- Morn "Well, I'm glad It anowed 1 haven’t a single new thltig to wear." "Ain’t this day Jrmt too lovely for any use? And my new dress Is *0 light." “That hateful ^Int. Malfrols* made tins skirt hang Wke It was dfun*./' , "Cholly was a nasty, -Stingy old thing not to think of sending nte some Amerlean Bute* or Jacks.” .. "Don’t tht*so flowers go vinee wltfi my areas?" ■ — — "Mr*. Headgero just ruined rhia bonnet by sticking them ugly buds on iht-reT 5 "Oh, butjbl* shoe hurts ” "I can hardly breathe. I"told her not tn; make my dress soXighf.” '•There. I knew I would tear that by getting lu a hiiary;" . „ ’Well. ! do hopF |>r. faingMilllh will cut ht* sermon abort, for today at Icset." ‘I wonder what solo: Misa^<peraf*i "ill ring.” v-» - , - r ^’Heavens, how tho bills will pour In next week.” , , "I look like s frtghT*^ looked II* a fright Slib never could wear red.X * "I wasn’t sleepy a hit th'* moreliig.'* ••I lust knew Mr* Dresamak wonldn t get that dress of mine (Tone; *jn<l it s *ueh a titvely day.” "Weren’t the lieoratlon* I eatttlfui? - • "I Ju*t love Easter.” "1 don’t care If It t* an old dress made over. Mv fare didn't have to T*e made oicr." "He never trsik Ids. eyes ..If her dmbig the whole Rorrtcis’!.. "I don’t know what fhe sermon was snout."* "Ofi. hi* tenor voice was divine ■ “Writ. | do think Dr. Presbybnx might have let the eholr had a son? service, ju v- how." ’ ,, ' "f»he wa* hor-rld." "That hat wasn't becoming to-t^er," ■'Sln*’s afiogether too giddy'for one • r her' age.*' "fhviia wavn’t a bit mad “ Etc . etc., c'-f* —p’liirlnn.iil Tribune. Kouthern Mill Sreurllle*. The pro«p«ritv of the Southern i’vtton Mills lyattraettng the attention of i.ive*- tor* threugfiom New England, anil If 11 were poMrible to establish nn open market for- Ihe securities of these nulls, or to ob tain front their directors i fr,ank state ment of tbelr earnings, nsaets and linlriL ties, a market for these securities would be found In the Eastern State*, which would be of great benefit to the South. The *t Mention of Investor* is being directed to wards these manufacturing enterprise* In. consequence of the severe losses that were ex|s*rlct»<!M through the Fam Mortgage Companies, whose opt ration* hgd prevloor ly Rboorbcd the au.T+us cnpita* of New England.—The Kx'-hange. tt I* EvpenUf «l imd Developing; In the Suulh Ml the foul of Nr" Unu- Innd Slate*'. l ' • '. , ff A North ('11 ru.ina dispfitclt says: On aeeoitnl of fhe (lepressert (sunlitmu of tin* Iwtg and yarnmarket the Hermit age Cotton Mills and flic K>yd Manti- fucturiug Company, buffi of RetdsyiKe, N. C., have decided to sliut down until trade revives, having tps much' s ock un hand as t:fiey care to store. These mails. are the only ont>s . in North or South 1 ’uru.iita that have shir down heard tlSifi cry of the gorilla upJfb tha* " titne. and " hen from tlm-'* to time ' a howl of., unusual power . was he irl | outs de'the eage he kept, asking tn . native bov if thn' .were the voice if th • kfng of npe* The.boy replied cd:.- ; Gmt* Ily in the netra'ive; and when thr-' first night of the. Professor's resbien* i in hi* wire, house was half, gone he ibermn to g~>t dis 'o ipFged. ~ \ I then." ho <ald to nte yea! rday ton. when I saw him at dh ■ t.K.M* IN MtiODN imt»K'* Not \Nord* of till* Ey tt naettst. Hut :t „ „- -—qi.lMtll Hraeelel , A volume of iEvangehst Moody'- j'-r m(>ns itnd it* content* brottg'bf it vaiatiy. higher price in t’ollcctor Kilbreth's of -tn-'- yesterd.i-J ihtin that famous preacher had '•'•■r s* r upon the collection They are Q< J ven n 1 . -n to -■-n; lueitt in , tin* Custom House, uud other ("**enttale also aettutted tli" genjlentan who might be referred to -a* the purch-aser. He. was B.-ins'-r .1 Ficrpout Morgan' The” sum; of .Sfist w:t> paid for the com tents of this little voluine. and it came Mad son Avenfie Ho’el. "something . sereametrin th? lipsh only a few fe" about. HOcnrdmgrio rhe-rollstjor itnd hie _. ay I t'-ll you frankly*I have never assistant, iu t!.:*. way.-- ttojgar, as far a.sjcnowti^'lw.. months : tt . !trH aT , y ? , 7lTTIc} tcTTtbtF.-aTiff-Trj -l^.v f-’mhretxp*. Jot.n Witsofi >Fp?.- was simply«* hair rui-'inc, stilts Mr. 1\: 1Y>rc^tH—at Pust ‘The boy had been Just about to fa) Glliee a ni has charge o} Ihe foreign ago tbure was a feettng t'f tuni'i-tainty alnut ‘fib© . regular running of the in ills tit Ch:yriuttcvir t e, N. C'vhh-h is .a rtititunl iwill centre, but if is said '.-h-.u asleep., -jt j s a pot-ilia,’ all of Hitxii, warty U' rtfiJtbh, ufe run- ‘ " fibfi -f. and then he ' iking on full time uud then- is mo nrob- sh'rk 1 ' " i:h tej i'ir^_m:'iI tJW.- . (tbtjtty of flitir Censitlg to du'-isu in t-fl«* -’ • ■ ■' • • \Yelj. we didn’t '.sw thi he said in proceeded t< packaj '-.frirtn - ■'partmeiit, in which ail pafe- n«ar. lutuiv, A prominent Now itjng'.and manufae- tuntr, who’ had been s-|»-tHbug Home fimo in this State and Set’ll- I'm-oun.-t said Jliat there were six large New England mills, that "he knew personaLy f.but wvmld prolvtbly reiioe their,pl nts to the S'ltlh during he pn-sen: year. Three of- thetu Imd already defin tely d»*-io’<sl to (lo so, 'Tz: 1 tliss. lialtyaft Co., tie- I>wight Manufacttiriug Company axel 'Ac* Massachusetts (’,»ni- pataff, Ida eh' of til cse, he said, would build ntrils with a capacity of over .jO.tNitt spindles. "But," addeJl he, "the t-iwn tint sits quiefjy d«jwn' and expects a millionaife to droji down cm it and build factories will fiinl it.s<*'.f disapf*>inted. The "itee, exT*'ri»*tM*cd. ewuservative Northeru man ufaoturer wants To sTilxseribe to a mill to be set down alongside a mill tliat is already successful. Times gipis-ur dull. I kti-ov, but 1 am eouvitusui tlm tflie So.mli is ivady to boiut right if bln* Senate wdttM hurry up and pits* the AYfjson t>ill, <»r at least settle the tariff qiK*sfion in some way.” The I’ac'ulet Mitinifaentring Compa ny’s Mill No. 3- "ill pus in 2‘_’o addi- tkmttil I'Kins,, maktng 1.(C?3 in aJl, tiil.ng tiie mill. •.author of the disturbance that nig'it, but. the floj had -nough of the jungle. I si fft him out after a jar of water , next-day. That was in May last. ! [suppose he is still looking for that 'v-iti-r. anil ;tt all events I have never risaem-him since:” -' f 7 ■ Sotfie Monkey \«lk. are ex;imTfieil fiTr appnii*a _ Tie ;•> - attic inlo Mt VYil on Fri-!:i.' ht*t a book fot- mail from Florence, Italy,. ao, inroa .. it. dllUalj-i;'. : soit ! s hand: warded by anti addivs-cd T. Fierliotit Mor Screen for NNorldly Content* I port removing tie- "rapping* Mr. \Yil son;found tliitt (ife. book "a* a volume, of- L-ltnight i,. MoodyN “Sermon-*/on' the ■ liiiilcr I.tfc. and it purporto»]i to conic - from Mr. Fabri. tornn rly a inetnlwr of ”1 never spoke to any of them." tm fVjtirm of Fabri A ''hanncey. f,,r mtuy I’rofess ir sal I vest -rday, - "but in i; S y- and, brokers in this city, ■fa - nnn (*nce interpreted ; tht 1 - sp. ei h j •'* r fabri'dtat Uw tl :n It tidy for so nit- whi-h h* heard me of a mi.tuber of j t,n r V' - chittipanzees- making In the rfitsh cf-'-c i The I>cp ity Collcitor mad*- a very in to the' cage. This 1* his story, n t '••resting tlist'oyeiy "Irihi he < x.miitied mine. I between the coyer.*, “He saM that this lutrtirtular chin Soin • one had cut .through, the leaves pahz.fs* warned the others that ;i shoo; i nnd dug out a space about three inelte« inan' h «d com** tiinong them, an 1 square in thy ( (‘titrt' of th' 1 voiutue, and would Htt-*mpt to kill thibn. The sf>eaf ; in ' pany. n~~rtnnr milk ami two water-work* systi-rns in South Cur oil na: ^"o lunrber manufacturing plant* aud i coaCmiuing cotppany in Tennessee; a silk making oompany. a furniture factory, H barrel factory, a real es’att* in.’t;*?- nierit oompanv and a S1 ."sxt gold iiun- ing (Mfijpany ,in Virginia; i wol miu.ng eompau) <>" nutg-b.tfNt acre* lit \\ e*t Virginia:’ a-griet miil and it Slikl.iKgi mining comnany in Texas; a ^p N t.ta * t httnber rtom|«atjy in Lottis.ana; a phos phate milling aiTd^manuf-tctitring i>|hiu. thn*- factortivt^and a cuntil in Florida: 'a wood working^ pivnt rnd a flour and a me:U tudl in Ken'tniky. ! The Iom«l«4i Far Male. In the catalogue of side. « volume nf narrow folio of J'tt* page*, the quality nf ea h "lot’’’ .is marked with scrnpulrtii* • -are, ".ith notes, where needed, stating ilf.t'Tb.. .t-ifi* are-rhrmagedrbv shot. UH— usually largo or small, dark or pah*, wooly or rough, or “cub#.” in the ease of iH-ars. dj <*i or ,staiis'd. choice, ptsir. rniddiittg. <>r specimen skins. It i*. the fairest sale in the "orld. a model of I" ••id order. it seems at first that no one at the skins at ail except 'V- por |crs. who are packing ami pressing tjietii into bales. .Men 'come staggering di>" n t lu - stairs uniler shaggy pile* of wolf skin*, with the grinning heads clustered round their cars, jif .stamp on "pit*’* of hear hides be tween upright columns of atceT; tmj no one s'lin*-tin-sht-tveri where th** furs-lie-- double saacked. like books in . a ware housed library Then, of all ineongru on* jumbles of thought, the mind tna- v.'-K 't.a.'R: rn LAry 1 ) 'Ttt'ker ermratf.* Ftg \ the satvity tbus formed there reposyd tnguHt'cut bracelet- of diatnonds aud t was some distance from ,th“ othc;- a iih himpanz ©a ami he adylq^fl them not 1 *;tp|iahii . me open ipace betwe*n ihent I L ihese geniWitre (itiHable to the extent t- i)\ so' doing they would give tl.-- of ten pevm-ont, of their value, .-tud "hen /shoot iMa.it'—that' was tny*e|f-^4 chan - - the ini[i.trt 1 i:•''■• ■ nf the find dawned npop ;oug frrrc.-, DV \ to fi re. "Aci-ordittg to the Esyra map ti*-- chlmp.-inzce suggS'cd.JJiat t^e party separate and hiec Inter on deeper itt the htish ", ’ I’t -'f Garner Is • little sitspiciouit ul th*-; Esyrn-mnn’s v *raclt'y. but he say. it is geterally bplicyeel by ihe native- tt- Ian and betnjle |*»rtien** and‘table covers, made oil! of the Victor Mill, Flurxgte, N . C.^yarn, are exlbbited hy tiie etfis-r- ’’ ** tret.et'aiiy bctjc'-cj intend out of tiiwa--uftrl: The gtwsi* "erb - 1 -the—tJnniponz-***, h nianuLtiflnr<sl in New York, tin* d;un:i,sk l**ing f >r upltolstcry pur|»*yt<. • TTte A therton Mill*, of tite ftiine toun. . v- htirit Usiiitiful bice curtain* utad'd out of Gnur yam. - The Tusoapati i:!s t'ornpauy. of WoUfuixl, N. has. iMtjJi ixKxjrporabfitf, Northern ojrpitfiiiMt.s ttro hgxn^.v tny-r st- <*l.\Thc Gipitai stin k is to !»• SloO.- • Nttt. neorly all of "iiieii ha* a!readv Im*'u rtbb'M'riU*,!.—l-'n’l River llqpilil- In V Cool Neoteiinin.i lit the, fore* dr feu Tng rite S'-Jh N'u.letT, •addition tj» tlxe regular army, there "a- a large body of archer* on the wall*, nrtued •with I•<>,"* atul arrow*, w.iteh trr*.v u nafg ed with'great f irce ami i ns isioik utd on White, raising his liea.l above tic wail rtg arrow wa* shot right into tits l<--ittier lioti- nct. InsUle of the "-Ire age of ins bonnet,” however, he hart placed hi- forage cap. Join ed up. and instead hf pa-.ihg right titrotigti. the arrow stuck \p the toto* of die forage cap. and “Dan.” a* lie "was cal tut. c >oiy pulled out the arrow, paraphrasing a quotar tion from Sir Walter Scott'* "U-gend of -Montrose.” where Dugtdd Dglgctty - un d dtauuld McKagje’ mnde their e-esj-c f*>ni the castle of McCalbun flo*' Ixcklng ut the arrow, "My eonsetenee! ' suid White, "bow* liud artoxys! t>o"s ard arrows! Hi.ve we got Robin Hoo<t and .1,1 f ' tie John Ixtek again? lh)"s and arrows. My Crtnacieme. th” sight ha* not been seen tit c-tvritxerf war for re arty tret years. Bow* aud arrow*! And why not wen vers’, beams, a* hi the day* of*GnltaTh'; ,\h! that Ifiibb I Wh'te should- lie able to tell in the .Sunt Market of Glasgow that lie bad seen men tight with bow* and arrow* In the days of < Ktu.eld riltes! Well. ^* t |. .lac* Haodj, S t, l>owi< and arrow* are tlie wrorda, hare’s at you!” and with that he raised his feather bonnet on the point of in* - bayqnet nbqjR the toy of rthe wall, and itnmed'.arr ty an-I other itrroyv t^ereed It through, while a doz en more "hlzzerpast a little wide of hie i niark.—■.{ehn"ni*i**d. e* nf tiie Mutiny, W. Forlies-Miti'kell. y uhd c'lruerse ju> 'is .yn >n dv’ Tlie rUb'is- which he saw alwayg wnIkcl nil. 'fours. From his dbsi-rvattrtfis 'hlnks . nut tt ru list* have mne't yet learn. Some <iorllln Word*— Here are sotne word* which are 1 ■• ted .from the’ tnoitkey vocabuhtry. us Prof. 'Garner, mtrb-rstiirid* it: W h-<'-c. meatnlng food, Mnanos atrl tho yke.: . • . . t’-hyii-y. driirk. water,. niiJk. G-h.-i. the hintiid usc,i to attract af- ntion, "equivalent t tc the "Say.’’ or i’/xijY here" of everyday parlance. E-g- -k, th--' cry.of alarm, meaning ‘.‘danger." or a slmbar word. expv< * si'e <d' Wiiriling •H( ^;dd- ;t visit to the Centir.il I’a.rk yesterda-v aft -fitortn f-ir the ptn- Mr. W'iison h.- proinptlj 1 forwarded tin package to Gollcetor Krllrrcuth ht the t 'itstout Ho,use. Then tlie Golicrtof sent word to Mr. ■rnliUNI Mr gentle' man to call ntion hini. The hanker w a* \i'-r\ lityyli -jirpri-cd. "I.en he had learn • d /riTc-s^usc of.-tlte Collector's summon* to ids *. and also very quick n. pro It N nosl nialiy yMrH . KlI1 ,. p Rrj|i . tes? hi-- entire igtuirait'-e of what had ttua street c t •pcaf.ince : of being- in l-ibg jv.iii«- lihefl < v oJT3 aisLTStr silk hat', the traditional coatama of the rickct umpire, are statpjiug at table* pihd with furs, but .Instead of, the hat* n an's "blazer" um-b-T tla-ir arm* are lin ked puitilhs of sable, marten, and Iwavcr. ' « They are buyers and m-rch.-mt*. in- M •• tinif sampies. and guarding- their ’•road doth in "bite aiintek*. Jndgment - ,i* pas***!.' not.only by the .finality of the -for. Mo Which the catalogue is almost a siltfiei- nt guiile. huh by Ihe umudne** itbt < texture of the skiu itself; ainl the dry. 'et still-rtily skins, hide ’outward, are lingered, .scanned, and criti- i/a-d with the d t ic-' ni certainty l*irn of-riong ex|K*nenec. The**' raw skins often hear curious marks front the hand* that first stripped them from the mink or musquash in th* - fur countries. Laconic Indian letter* ate found- seTatched or painted on the skiu*. ‘soiiiclllllc* In picture writing, like the Indian letter tfanocrilwd by Mnrr- ynt in his "Settlers In Canadoit; more often thi- IndiaTt message"'!* -written in Roman characters. and occasionally " erds. id old I-'rench. the legacy of the (lay* of M'liitcalin. ar-- re-ognized ;unong the grcetiug* ire-'flie -inrtfTTTrfi'lflitef to the trader or the kibe. The Spec- tatof 1 -• - '•’be Work of HrilUstreet'* % •• tempi ’f , T uaii! When a man has hi* head chopped off it seems natural that hi* countenance should fall.—Philadelphia Record. , picture st acadmiyr - . . "OU. mum, there was a plcttire there eall- | ed -two Dogs, after Lamiser.’ but 1 l<w)fc- ed at It for nearly half an hour, ant} I couliln t see no Landseer.”—ttpare Atcmonta. T'.' ’ "Zoo' pos ' nf siting Chlko, Imt the chimpiitw /.• ‘ tl,i(I Iteen removed; • I'r'rtf. Garner will r( mtiin here fpr a tew dav*. and th- n go id CitKinha'1 to see I.if " if“. H • isr a stoutly-tJUtif. goo I hs'fitng mftfr of foi - ty--8ix. He w.ts born in. Abingdon. Vn., and fought iii the i "onf-derate ranks during the ctr' r U war N V. Herald. \ l*oem li% Nbrnhani Lltteotu.^y in the April number of the <'entury. Mr John G. Nleolay write* of "Lincoln s Lit erary Experiment'.'’ knd '.di >tes -a poem written fijr the President In hi*-yoitne man hood. Iu a letter inclosing; the poem to a friend. Lltrcntn'■ernlaln* tnat the yer*(>* were written In 1X41. w tieh »ie '-(sited the iwIghtMirbood In which he wa* i-tiised, on a stntnptns ronr. -- Here are the opening stanza,*: - - ■ My? (-hlMfimsl'* home I see again; And sadden with the view; * \ And still, a* nvmiory crowds my brain. ^ There’* pleasnre In It. too. O Memory! thou m'dwav w trlrl * f ’Twix^ earth sod parr Use. Where thlmrs decayed and loved ones loa' In dreamy shadow* ri*e. , ^ , And. freed from nil ”hnt'* e-irttity rli-e. Seems hallovi'cd. pure, and bright. Like scene* In some enrtianted Isle All bathed In liquid light. „ - ■* Joseph was a good man. but he would never have made a Congressman.—Plain Tribune. •t very elevet at, ill>«n some' one’s part to get vn. jewels through the Cnstoih House "iilii-nt paying itiity ttpou them. He '.tid he litil no intimation of any sn-li pi c*, nt front hirro.-iil mvr that it ".•is to come iu. any stidi form, and fur there remarked that lie presumed the Trraeefere vcy* tiif(‘iid« (| jt* a gtfr -for hi* daughter. Juliette, upon the occasion ,if hyr marriage next ttioufli to W. d’a-rson Hamilton. ,-- ... T>f- course Mr. Kilbreatb "as free to sity in* had mi idea that Mr Morgan F»* engaging in smuggling «ad then be requested tin- banker '.> make out g statement to is. f..rwar.|,'.| p* tfie -Trtrt*- ury Ib'partment at Washington.' When prepared, the statement and accompany* ing report were "of some length tiii.i, re cited all the details oT .Hq- seiztrre. The gent* had been apjiraised meanwhile,and expert* put the value (if the bracelet at S t.itljM; . ' Company began the ta*ki of examirt: Ing the records of from about It.iKNi to It.uUUwi'timl busincK* failures tu the L'nlteil States and Canada each year. The eot;- sctoiisnes* that It* elTorls are entitled to the confidence and co-operation of mer- cUont*. manufacture* aud bunker* ttmrough- out the World prompts the conthiuai-ce of \ these statistics n* evidence ,'if the degree of Stic, es* it hit* jtchleveif’ in Hu- special department'll has chosen in.the great divl- sioit of labor. Iu this, a* In it* other ,ie. pastures with respect to reportingj-oinincr eigl-and industrial embarrasstm-nts. It tin* led the Way. and Its work In this direction ^ f is conspicuous in that tt voluntarily sub inlts.lt* rouqRq ns n crucial test or the efliclcncy (,f it* service to the - comujerc'al and indnst rial coinmimlttaa To appreciate the Immensity ,,f tile Work Invotvcd It is only neces*ary i., realise thwt cognizance nmat taken, .of detailed re porta uf njpre than l,ttou,0tto tndlvldiml*. linn* aiid corporations "holding a dlsflnei place in the btiHiuess 'vltlil" l[tr-4Ntk4.'. of whom 1,069.806 were reported it) business st the close of that_y ,-ar The machlherv re- ^ to Secretary" Carlisle on Saturday and yt'tcrdiy W,*rd was re--ejved to release tlit--”jeweis niton pnyinetit of tlit' duly. Mr. Morgan liandtvl o. - cr $fno and car ric,| away the "••shiittg present to hi* daughter. Mr. Morgan wa* said to be not at home when I called at his roSI- rimer- insf night to- n vk fol* hTS' v'erston of tilt* story fold in -Ttn New York Herald Custom House.— . The rcpdhl on , the-care was. forwarded , l ,| if*d consisrs wf more than, lott.um eorres- l>ondents and others,at 76.464 separate eli te*. towns and post ofliyes thpoigfinfir the Cnitcu State* and DonCnhni ,>f Canada u»r includiue 1,500 cross ref^rritees to ci ties. towns and post offices'"here names are duplicated.—Bradatreet's Record for 1893. ' ~ • — \ d in I r» tile. Miiiple. Direct. Cnlm. Tne analysis by the J'resldeut of the pre vision* of. the Rill lid bill and «>f their opera tion shout,I pU'- ‘bill btyonie a .u\v 1* very clear and cogent. .Tt is marked by that firm and comprehensive grasp of the essen tial fact* of a complex question which 1*, with Mm a natural power^highly trained, and the same unusual excellence i* shown In the orderly amt effective arriugenient of hi* statement. 'I*he tone of Message t* also admirable, stnrplo. direct, and calm. Tt Is In no seuse necdleesly offensive to those from whom the President Hnd* him self forced to differ, but on the contrary is frankly respectful and candid and even con- cliitory. Jt ia a most Important contrt- t butiiui tb th«H*tab|lity of the currency, to i Mottnd' t-Turrency. The people will realize with retprutng business and restored confidence that "a wound•ewreucy I* safdf than sltiftlng stand ards. u»at honest money i* lH*tler'‘ than Clteap coin, tfiat the penyulaent credit of Ibis country will Is* renewed more prompt- 1J». and rim- more solidly,' upon the liasi* of a stable medium than tiimu the shadow wf an. inflated ert'dit, that until the world Vomes to the btmetalic stnislanT all tem- porising with silver by this pi*>ple aione would lie worse than folly. -Savautyth Press ... , , , j |Ah® honorable uialnteuan'~» «»f the faith of How Ooyort know she voted you a ,{, p Grtvermnent. and, therefore, to the pro- borer’ ’Tb- eyes and nose. -Detroit gresslve prosperity of the country —N Y Times.