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The most nnienilicent ltofcl in the
worltl i- about, to be erected on Fifth
avenue. It is to he built by the Astor
family, and will he managed by
Mr. (loorge tI'oldt, now proprietor
of the hotels, Hellovue and Stratford
of Philadelphia. It will occupy
the site of the residence of the
late dohn Jacob Asto'r at Tlrd street
and Fifth avenue, and will lie loo
feel \vid( by SiJif) feet loilLT. <>lit of
respect for the memory of Mr. A?tor.
tin? old residence will not Ix1
torn down before the close of the
present year. The new hotel will
he absolutely the finest in the world,
and for the accomodation only of
lite very choicest class of attest'
that is for those who can pay the
most. Mr. ltoldt, who is to manage
the new hotel has had a marvellous
success in Philadelphia, and is an
old acquaintance of the Asters. The
building will he erected and furnished
entirely according to his deas. Ii
will present some novel features in
hotel architecture, one of which will
he a largo court, h> \ 00 feet, n the
center. This will he arranged with
balconies on each floor, .ornamental
in design, and overlooking a handsomely
appointed plaza below. All
the entrances will he on TJrd street,
and the large dining-room, f>() \ 05
feet, will stretch along Fifth avenue.
The hotel will he ten stories high.
and will cost between Jji*2,0(l(?,00t> and
ooo.ooo. It will bo furnished in
the richest and most elegant stylo,
and will he ready by 1SW?.
M fi.MOHl A 1, DAY.
On last Friday, Memorial Day
celebration was of an extensive char leter.
atnl more generally observed
than in any previous year. Hundreds
of graves ol brjivc soldiers
were visited and strewn with beautif
11 i (lower-. The parade was an imposing
spectacle. The right of line
was composed of the First I'rigade,
National Cuard, (Icneral Louis Fitzgerald
commanding. The (leneral
and his stall and all troops, ollicers,
and men were in full uniform.
(Irand Marshal Hyatt and his staff
mounted came next, followed by in\itcd
guest- in carriage-; Depart
incut Commander ('hirksoti, and lii.staff
came next escorted b\ the
Fourth New York Veteran Cavalry,
Captain William Oliver commanding.
The various divisions of the
(Irnnd Army of the Kepuhlic inauclied
by posts, fourteen files front, on
the left of the I)cpartnient Coin0
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mandcr and stall". Next following
the Grand Army wore several (amps
and posts of the Son* of Veterans,
followed by other military and civic
bodies, among which were lVekskill
Cadets, the Bcrkeloy Guard, the
Veteran Firemen and other organizations.
no! roll TilK IKIjAXI).
New York's great seaside resort,
('one\ Island, was opened for the
season on Decoration Day. From
this time on thousands of our popu
hit ion will daily set their faces in
the direction of this great breath ing
spot, there to relax their cares
and obtain a feu- lw> *
.... ..wi.io mi ie?i and
I II 111. i '( Ople \s iio ivc outside
of Xe? York have hut. a faint
idea of how important a place Cony
Maud is to tin- residents of this city.
On Nune of the hot days in summer
it." enjoyments art* partaken
of hy hundreds of thousands,
everv 1 ?nt ami even train being
overloaded with pleasure sock its.
During the past winter a number of
changes have boon made ut the Is .
land, but as a rule \isitors tiiul the I
same old scenes and high prices as j
iii vcars gone bv. All the boats are
'uniting now. but the season will
tint be in full blast for several wick*
(looit IVncrs.
Suntliont C'ultixjitor.
II I was asked what was the til'st
ami most essential part to good farm
ing 1 would answer good substantial
! fences.
? I'laeing good fences at the bead of
all other essentials for good farming
may he (pii/./.ed at bv I hose w ho farm
without fences, but I am persuaded
I that the greater portion of the far
nier readers of this journal like myself
use fences, and \f those (plel'isl
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..... v..i iii.ui> |>ihmi\ leuceu iamis
as llit* writer lias, ami to see stock
j breaking through or jumping over
poor Ieiices, destroying the crops
that arc to support life and arc need
cd to meet and satisfy all other demands,
tlicv too would s;i\ that good
fences were the lT>t and most important
of all other essentials t-> ,
good and progre.vsive farming.
Not only should the farm he enclosed
hv good fences, hut t licse fences
diould he kept free from weed-, hri
ers. and huslies on each side, that !
they may have the full henelit of.
| the sun to keep them more durable,
t I,
consequent Iv less expensive. The
inside of the farm should have a suf- j
licieiit pasture for the farm stock, j'
l'eing unahle to got rails made in;
sullieient quantities to build good,'
'stationary fences through my farm
everywhere one was needed, I was '
! compelled to move the fences to suit j*
my crops, which I find to be less ex-M
pensive than to make rails and build
ja fence and keep it in good repair .
vyhertz every one is needed. One ,
j might think it would cost a good L
deal of time, hard labor and expense I
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! . - . > ./n i ivi .1 i riiui1, imh i lie | ;
Iexpense is not so .Tout compared L
I witli the at)vantage thai I hero is in U
?
this plan. Two good hands and I <
' team can remove and build a good I |
j ileal of fence in a ilav. The advan- I
tage of this plan in moving the rails! J
'keeps the rotten wood oil and they!
will last much longer, and by prop1;
er maiiHgem.mt you can change tlioH
! fence so as to throw all the same (
crop into one field and the pasture (
I into one and thus take much less ,
I fence. i
Moreover you can -ave nitu h land. 1
for all the fence that farmers usual
ly have occupies a good deal of valu- |
able land, and if they were removed |
the land occupied bv them could be!
planted in valuable crops, which 1
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in' eiuuvuieu with tin* time J
I that is spent in turning at tlie fence
in cultivating the Held. N??t onl> i
hv this is much valuable land gain- <
ed and put to valuable use, hut !
i much time is saved that would have
to he spent in keeping these fence ,
row- clear of weeds, hriors and hush- <
es. I have observed farmers who J
had two lields cultivated in corn or
I two in oats or wheat, with a surplus
fence between oecupving a space oj ?_
about twelve fed of ground. Now t
count all the cross fences on most N
farms, at these figures, and it would
mount up to acres, and these have to ,
be kept at the expense of the out- t
l side fence. And also you have to <
pay tax on these unprofitable acres
jo'-t the same as the rest of the farm. v
()1 course it would be part ofeeon j
omv to look ahead and arrange these i v
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i euces nut I M-'V make !
their mission for as 11?i?<?" a period as 1
possible, that labor, time and expense t
I may be saved. . \
F.ach field should have a good t
movable gate placed at the most eon- 11
venient place lor entering the Hold. ^
This may seem quite a deal of Iron- p
ble, one which would cost much e
lime, but if you will count the time l)
that is spent in laying down and
putting up a fence four times a day i
in cultivating a ten acre Held of corn, y
you will find it would see several }gates.
Moreover, laying down and c
putting up a fence four times a day 8
will wreck the fence for several pan- C
els, which if kept in order must be v
llxed at the end of each day or at c
each laying down and putting up, '
I will gladly hail the day when '
fences will be done rway. Much of j
our country is getting scarce of tim-1 N
ber and we need a good stock law | r
thai wo can farm without fences. 1
Hut as it is we would do well Ionian- )
age our inside fences so as to get (
'along with as few as possible. >
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Wokiii Knowixo. Hughes' Tonic i
the old time, reliable remedy for t
fever and ague. Imputation earned (
by thirty years success. You can <
depend upon it. Try it Drnggest i
have it. 1
Ilarrisoa an<l llir Wlitte-IMnni(>?l
Kni^lit on llu?t Terms.
W ASM I Nii'l'nN, M:l\ g'j. When ill*'
President and party, which; include*!
most of lii< ('ahiuct, left for Cleveland,
Ohio, Thursday, there was a
most significant jihsanfee. The
White-Plumed Knight was not
there. The man from Maine was
missing. Mr. Blaine was expected
to bs one of the partv. Thiscxpoctat
ion held good until yesterday,
when 11?' sent word that he was not j
*roin<r. The suddeniu.'ss, not to sav 1
ry ~' t' ? I
abruptness, of this action created a ;
belief that all was not well between
the President am! hi.- primier. In
sliort, it wa> believed Unit thoy had,'
if not a full grown ?piarrel, at least
a till, and that the Premier was in a
Uiosl undignified hulf. Whether the
trouble between them is of a vitally
serious character is not know n. Put
that there is trouble between them
is a frigid fact.
Mr. Blaine was .-ecu last night and
asked why he did not accompam his,
chief and theeau.se of the trouble,!
lie refu-ed to say anything ahout the
matter. There an* times when sj
lenee is a< significant as speech.
I his i- one oft liein.
The ?juery is in order: Will I he
IV -id n! be eoiil'nOiletl on 'tis retuni
with hi- I Vernier's resignation? If
he should bo it won hi mean the
disueption of t he <11 ?i r,?*t - - 1Jros/?.
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TUv ! svt% M oini UMk 111
The unveiling of the Lee moiinment
:<! Ki<-)nnotmI on MavvL'th, \vain*
event of which even Southron
should feel proud The patiiotisin
which conspired lo bring ahout the
vent is conimendahle. (ten. Lee
was an ideal gentleman and soldier
tnd well deserved the honor conferral.
The statue was not needed to
preserve the memory of his manly
mil distinguished virtues with the
ircseiit generation. His troops lov d
him sincerely and honestly, and
would have followed him anywhere
t was possible for human ho.ings to
/o. Tliey have instilled these prin'ipics
of love and admiration in
heir ehildren. In honoring sueh a
nan a people honor themselves
This is a monument of love creeled
?y tIn* spontaneous affections of the ,
sonilcrn people, presenting a tlisa- ,
{livable contrast with the Northern
icoplc in regard to (Jen. (J rant. No
>voiidcr sonic of thein ar? ?Ii-r in
led ami angered at t he tnanil'esla
ion of the Sonth's enduring alfeclion
hi its poverty for its dislin- '
piishcd leader ami champion, while
hey in their i.iggurdness decline to
ontrihnl.e of their snperahnndance *
0 the erection of a monument to
Jon. t J rant. Thev ought to tret
nad, rave and cavort. Thev are
ven at the door of the public treas*
irv for an appropriation to do what
hey are too stingy anil unapprecitiive
to do, thus lowering him to the
evi 1 of the Missir-ippi jetties or
1 Icll-gate. What a shame!
The Washington /'<?> ', a llcpubli an
paper and an organ of the Administration
thus remarks of Lee
md t lie Sout h:
Lee was a soldier and a gentleman
n the highest sense of both terms,
lespite the fact that lie took up arms
igainst the (Jovernnieiil, under a
Mistaken sense of superior dutv
<> his State, lie possessed in a re- '
narkable degree those qualities of
diameter which command respect v
md' \\ in esteem, lie was a citizen (
ipon whosn private life rests no reiroach,
and the South is jot alone
n her opinions of liis greatness and
joodncss. The standard by winch
rue manhood is measured is a uni- 1
ersal, not- a merely local or section -
il standard. | j
Tliv Poxt is not of tlio.se who hold
hat because of the Soulh's liostilit\ j
o the federal t'nion she is therein <
leharred from paying memorial tri- j
mte to her fallen leaders; or that
iccauso the issues of the war on J
rhich she fought and lost are dead, i
lie brave men who fought* and lost
villi her should therefore he buried ; ;l
n neglected graves and out of re- '
neiiibraiiec.
Il is not in human nature that
hey should lie. It casts 110 imjm:
11ion upon the loya11\ of the South
o tho restored l iiion that tliev are
jA.
I'itiful indeed would be the specaele
were the South so forgetful of
ler distinguished soldiers as not to
elebrate their virtues and keep their
iicmories green. Then indeed were ier
honesty to be questioned and .
ler self confessed humiliation to be 1
espised, and the value of her citienship
to be discounted. The
loutb is simply doing what any olli j
r people of ordinary pride iu themelves
would do under similar eir- ,
u instances.
The Southern people have accept |
d the results of the war. The lost : 11
ause is no more, nor e\er more to >'
>e. ii is a living cause tor which
lic\ arc now contending, and in r
iew of the wonderful progress they >
lave made in the last twenty-live
ears, of the sturdy, self reliant
apaeity they have developed, of the '
tudiness with which they hear
vhutever harden the (Joverninent
lupuses upon them, of the iimpiesionahle
alacrity with which they
vould rally to the defense of that
iovcrnmcnt were it once in pertl, it
a ill require something more than
heir veneration for Uobt ' K. Lee
to convince us that they are not sin ere
in their devotion to the old Hag,
>r that beneath professions of lovaly
they conceal a treasonable purpose.
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