' W
“I
It a. ITILMIIIS.
Retirees to Repeal
{Vote of 42 to 33.
.‘II II minim A WE
age-er Ilie-l-‘avarite not. .- on.
' ' ,. untrue-rap...“ to:
M , iasarui unini- lace-uh-
,_ We in; at ermine. '
Wren r—ur. Kilgtwcfl'cx.)
W,mw motions early in on
Whine-prenatal object heingioprc-
“a Winn of the antioption
but deeper than thiswu his enter
h‘kh'ehalh'uptcy bill, which public
Ildptttdowuon the slate for con
man. llany members who were in
mettle. one‘werc opposed to the other,
‘ hawaaathird section which, being
fun"! both propositions, was opposed
”Woodwarclaimsmeunna
m the long but rather uninteresting
munllilmfmd himself in ahope-
liver-inert” and waaobliged tosurrender
firth-once. Ind "w ion-ml. again-t
;“ hi aflrlliah line was drawn. was
"‘ 7 ,BX’ilgorcwaa not diabearb
Ind who he found Mr. Barrows
)rlradl'agau attack sgainat a war
.Hll he valiantly seconded nary
“made by that gentleman. Between
“they mweeded in preventing action
an any measure. and at 4:40 the house ad-
‘, , 'a r... .- ia. rriu Beaolutiun.
’ I' mpromcdingaof theaenatewere of a
char-ctr at once interesting and impor-
tant Thejnnior senator from New York,
It. Hill, made the motion of which ballad
given notice last Friday—to proceed to the
Million of the bill torepeal the Sher?
III film prim act-rand in support of
the notion delivered a carefully prepared
Min which he declared himself un-
conditionally a friend of free bimetallic
m The speech received unusual ab
tannin from senators. from members who
hadcuneorer from the house to hear it
and from a large audience in the galleries,
In no minim was defeated by nearly a
two-thirds majority, the vote being; Yeas,
‘ ”snap, a Afterward the quarantine
hill wan taken up rmd passed without a
dividm; also a bfll for the payment out of
the treasury of local taxes on lands held by
Indiana in severally. Finally the entry
mmupler bill was taken up and dis-
ca-ed for a time, when it “but over till to
int-row.
The Vote on Ilse Silver Bill.
minnowin is vote of the senate
he silver act:
Yew—~Brice, Call’cry, Davis. Dawes, Dix—
on. Faulkner, Frye, Gallingcr, Gibson,
German, Hale, llziwlcy, Hill. Hoar, Mc-
Pherson, Mills, Merrill, Palmer, Proctor.
Sherman. Vest, “his and White—23.
Kakaate, Berry, Blackburn, Blodgrtt,
Call. Carey. Cockrell, Coke, Cullom, [hin-
iel. Dolph, Dubois. Felton, George, Gordon.
Busbroiigh, Harrie, llunton. lrby, Jones
(Nave), Kyle, Nchlillin. Slender-sun. .‘llrcll-
ell, Mm, Pusan Peder, i’crkifls, i’i-lli-
fl", Plait, Power. Pauli, Rail-Mill, stirrup,
Squire, Stewart, Siockbriilgc, Tcllq, Tur-
lic, Vance, “Lorilee-s and Wolcou —43.
fir. llill'e Clever Tactic-u
Hr. Elihby procuring this vote upon the
ilmqucstion, is considered to hnvi-ns-corn-
pliahed a clever political movement. lle
has placed before the eyes of the president—
elncta formal recall of times who openly
defiance to his command to the senate,
of illnae who, while yielding to his dic—
. cannot for the most p-irt be con-
“ in sympathy with his expected
policy regarding the distribution of patron-
*-
In lib epeccb Mr. Hill paid Mr. Cleveland
“compliment nfglubbing his ofliceiiitbo
Hill- kilding "the eastern Olympus iii
liar-an street."
lie looks of the mugwnmpe as supervis-
inxatcncs the “literature of all nations
aewnge of New York,” and of their
Win an coming from person.»- who
were “busy smoothing our road to henrcrr
With some supplement to the Ten Coin
inaudments."
“Presidential." ltelatlva tn flaw-ll.
Condderable headway has been made by
the administration in the liawaiian matter.
‘haprddcut and secretary of state were
w on the urblcct for name time. and
Why joined in the conference.
The president devoted all of yester-
day to the millitlflflion of the subject,
' with the nuisance of hi» accretnry of state
and secretary of navy, both of whom are
m to he enihuainsticnlly in favor of
min-nation What actually transpln-d nt
ihaWhitelioim can only be surmised, na
Iiathapraaidcnt'a oidenthat nothing he
_, “I it! nhliutlou until the negotiations
' with the commission have been compleiul.
, I M Illdnr “welder-flow.
more is ample authority for the state»
meat that work was commenced on an in»
male paper which is intended for
diaenadon at the cabinet meeting.
“the view to tunnel-slim in congress
‘Imer of theweek. it is further
la hardly any doubt on that
M the paper being drawn la the
“wield“ halanttocougreeeurg-
m at government the administration
”I desirable for Hawaii under the
nawstatasof annexation. There
W at the White House were on the
for! oflhe increase to he aent to mourns,
didactic revision to be made after further
We with the commission
haven wright newer-insure.
Mammoth-com the nomi-
d Carroll D. Wright of his»
to he cornmiaalnner of labor.
,theAnmimm commissioner for
linuriiartone of the
Min iorwsnledtoihe state
-, “Washingtnnaprotestfrma
was forciblaaelannof his
he Mich governmenthwhlbl:
, can musing wt t
, Honk-the protection of
‘Itahcranaaxatinn. Advices
., . n Darla
“role. ‘I,
9.
M. 5%
dinner It vim traitor.
fl. Whaler anneaatloa and the did
Womb
Cadmium Thorn.
ll..ll.lltelieriiog
Jusrice a keen Invenweweo.
Ila Rae lad In cannabis-a”- “It the
Meat W at. Appoint-eat. .
Cincinnati, 'l'eh. Q's-Judah Hawaii E.
Jackson, recently nominated lg President
Harrhnn to the oflice of associate judge all
lbeaupremeoonrtofthe United Stateside
here in connection with hiaduvieaaaclrcuit
l
judge.
‘zpeaklngof his recent appointment, he
: "I have had no communication with
theprcaident relative to my appointment
either before or since 1 was informed of it.
A few days before the appointment was
‘madel'hadalettcrfmrnouecftheprum
justices saying he‘ hoped the preaident
might see his way clear to at me to
the vacant poet. About the same time I
hadaletter from a prominent lawyer of
Detroit expressing the same hope. I war
rim consulted, and as far as I know the
president did not consultwith any one roll-
five to the matter. 1 havcnoitlea who will
be my aucceiaor, but i would like foray a
word about an item I saw in a morning
paper. ltnaid l was appointed that liar
risen might appoint hia old law pan",
General Miller, to the place I vacated.
Now,aaa matter of fact,ouch a thing la
impossible, even had the president desired
it. My successor must come from myown
district. General Milleria of the” Seventh
district and i not eligible.”
“Do you think the president should have
let Cleveland make the appointment?"
“Not at all. it is no new thing for a re-
tlring president to make such appoint-
ments. President John Adams appointed ‘
Chief Justice Marshall only two dnys be
fore the inauguration of Thomas Jeflenon.
whoohjected to such action seriously, and
President Jackson appointed JuaticeCatr
ron and had him confirmed on the morn-
ing of March 4, only a few boom before he
retired from the preiddrntial chair. The
appointment of a Democrat by a Republic-
an president seems a good step toward ro-
moving the court still further from the
realm of politics, with which it should have
not the least connection."
CHICAGO UNDER WATER.
Sewer l-lela Prou- So an to Reader tho
Syste- Inadequate.
CHICAGO, l-‘eb. 7.—Much damage ha
been caused by the overflow of water from
the streets. Whole districts of the city are
inundated. The sewer department at pres»
cut is crippled. Never before has the littl-
ation in this city been more oer-lounand
the authorities are absolutely powerless to
avert the inevitable couucquencce. There
are in the sewer pipes 45,01» catch basins. a
majority of which are fnuen up by the re
cent severe weather. The American Ex-
press company, the Tremont Home, the
Adams Express company and neveral of
the public schools b ve been badly flooded
and have called upon the city for help.
Four hundred men have been put to work
in the down town districts. and every ef-
fort in being made to open up the catch
haeina The rapid changes in the weather,
thawing one day and freezing the next,
have mode it nu utter impossibility to keep
the catch having clear of ice.
‘ A Saraiogan Consults s-Ielde.
Saturooa. Feb. 7.—A. GrraId Hull, I!
years old, one of Snramgn's moat reopened
aml wealthiest citizens, committed eulcide‘
by shooting: Itimwlf through the head with
a revolver .\lr. llull come here a few years
ago with his beiiutiiul young wife for her
health. They moved in the best society
here rind mode lili'llllel'es popular wher-
ever they went. Mrs. liuli'a health failed,
however. and about a year and a half ago
she died. Since then Mr. Hull'a health has
been poor. He Will an enthusiastic sparta-
rnnn and built an elegant residence at San-
atoga Lake, where by resided until this
winter, when lu- hired rooms in the Arcade
building'herr, which be fitted up magnill-
cently.
A School Superintendent Benign.
“‘A'rriirows. X. Y..Feh 7.—The trouble
in the “'atertown high school this winter
between Principal T. F. Kane and some!
the pupils, which recently reached such an
unpleasant stain that an effigy of the prin—
cipal was hung on a tree in the school
grounds. has culminated in a controversy
between Superintendent I". Seymourof the
city schools and mecaeor Kflnt‘. Asa re-
sult illr. Seymour has voluntarily resigned
his position after merely criticising Pro-
fceaar Kane, accusing him of ungentic-
manly treatment of teachers and scholars
as well as diecourteoua action townrd the
superintendent.
Proud Fro- Panama Scandal.
Penis, Feb. ‘r'.—'l'he chamber of indict.
mania has decided that no easehashaaa
found against Deputy Rouvior and Sen-
aiors Dem. Grevy and Renault. against
whom M. Pranqneville. examining magi.-
trate in the l’anamamandal, reported true
bills. The parliamentary commiaeion of
inquiry, by it vote of lit in ii. rejected apro
panel that the government order an inter
rotation of Cornelius lien by a speclal
commission.
The Grand Jury After alone...
Lorri intern Cm, L l.. Feb. 7.--'l'hs
Queens county grand Jury has commenced
an investigation into the right of sx-Mayor
Glcaeon to withhold the booka and pa
of the office of mayor after he wasdepoaad.
The ea-mayor has surrendered the docu-
menta. but the belief that he will he
A Cabinet altar Da- Beat...
horror. itch. 'f.-—'l'here-ia a rumor cur-
rent thatthepovtfoliodstatchasbsennf-
feted to John Quincy Adamo by the previ-
dent-elect. At his residence on Common.
wealth avenue today Mr. Adams could
not barren. Bus-cretary refused teeny if
time was any truth in the report.
Ira. labor-ace banana Hall. .
mad-rehear- rllatrht attorney.
Bot-rt arria »
WdW-mllm-
natvmmlf.ri..hh. i.
lamin ll. Rowena aaat bum
andniaeuiactiirsr. iadat hh hula-r
Columhtaatthvap at I. The dsevaanl
menu-manhunt anagram and
nudihahrthdhtvletofltewJ-eey.
"mm“; a... ..
ban has
Mawmhuau-dsh-maahaaxlsty
is friends” minimum,
thvfart that
I ;
GUSTAV
I"I“ Wt at hard
mgr-enter the neuter of acorn-ii. erihsti
Whilflfllmflflmr
810 ”l!" ”-9 Mill- '
rinse. ~ resort-me.
aware-mm , an
WEBTS’IIWPEIIEEICE.
Republican Nominations con-
firmcd by Democrats.
ill-GOVERNOR ABBBTT A8 A JUDGE
a-w ETD-arc Sonata comm winin-
‘ Waller Phelps’ Nomination and line lla-
ler (boulder-tia- That of General lprao
.ur. Another Republican.
Tums. Feb. 'l.-',l'he senate today con»
Iratedlhe nomination of William Walter
Phelps to be a judge of the court of error-a
and appeals. ‘
it is stated that Governor Werta will ap-
point ex-Governor Abbott to succeed Jua-
lice Scudder. who dropped dead Friday, on
the supreme court bench. Governor Werta
has nominated General Bird W. Spencer
, a, - to succeed himself
' ‘ as Mate aaaemtrr.
General Spenceria
a Republican and
was appointed by
Governor Green
four yearn ago.
Senator Cornish
has introduced a
hill limiting the
charges for tele-
phonceon agraded
scale according to
the. numberof enh—
scribera. it is evi-
d e n t t ha t n 0
change in Janey
City local govern-
wrhuarr w. PllELl'S. merit will he made
by this legislature. Mr. McLaughlin said
that a ram- track bill would probably hein-
troduced and an effort mode to pave it. it.
will be the old bill of last year, which an-
thorizos boards of freehoblera to licen-
any ruce track, the track to pay 5 per cent
of its groas receipts into the county tren-
ury. Mr. McLaughlin did not appear very
sanguine of the success of the bill. He does
not believe that. the governor will sign it,
and he says efforts will be made to page it
Over the governor's veto
FUNERAL OF MRS. WHITNEY.
Ir. Cleveland and Mr. Vanderbilt Were
Anson: Ilia l’nllln-ann.
New Yomv, Feb. t—The funeral. as an-
nounced, took plricc m lilo’clock this: morn-
ing from St. Baitholemew's Episcopal
church. The burial won in “‘oodiown ccuie-
tery.
The four children remaining are Pauline
Whitney, who hint just entered society;
llenry Pavne Whitney, now a stib‘ til at
Yale; “'illinm C. “'liiifiey, Jr., who is ab
lending a eehool nenr Boston, and Dorothy,
who was born in Waehington during Mr.
Cleveland's administration.
The palllwnwrs were .\ir.:i‘levrland, Cob
Ilt‘illl’t \‘zimll-i-hili. Gnome l‘cnbudy Wri-
nore. l-i. ltnminlpb Robinson. ll. Mex.
I'vvmulily, (lounge ll llriitl, George G. lin-
.'i-iL. Thom-u F. (‘unbium lluvhiiiiau \Vin-
i:n.pnnd Edward A. Wickeit
Halal": Cd “’liI-lty at a f‘oat of .IJI.
‘2' \ urnx. Feb. 7,—lk-fnre the mm-
? e~lig 'iIirz, llie “Vitiuky true: Mr.
\o-zm-r li’lellr'-'ti “quote by nilulti-ratinn.
iiv lilt‘ Inc J i-sa-Litlul oil.es:enm and
'ulm'lr‘n' Limiter. he produced in a few Inin~
..»llit‘!i. rims and gins similar to
how ilm were plum-d on the market and
mid tin pure goods. The basis for this pvt»
duct wit-t itmlorlrxa and calories liquid,
known to the trade as spirits. It waa
worth about ii do per gallon. By the use
of miiirmiinlln worth about ll»; cente he
produced a gallon of liquor that would ~cll
as hinb no N. The production of adul‘
tented goals represented one-half of the
liquor business of the country.
, .
lltw‘
Walking II.- llu” l" over-lime,
BVFPAID. Feb. 7.—t:liffurd Culvrrley, the
Canadian rope walker. who performed llhl"
lug feats on his cable at Niagara Falls last
summer. guru a private cxhibltlon there
yesterday below a few friends. He pro
posed to move the cable down to the wliirl~
pool, but it wonl i be linpmndblc to find
places to fasten inc guys, so be determined
talent he atendineaa without guys in he
present location first. lie worr overnhoea
and carried an iron rod as abnlancing pole.
The cable was covered with ice and an icy
driule was failing. The rope walker went
out aome distance; be stamped and jumped
on the cable, knooked the ice off it and per-
formed various feat».
(lover-um- rlnwer'a Veto Falls.
ALBANY. Feb. 'l.~-fiovcnior Flower lent
to the senate n veto of the lemon» Brooklyn
Colombian bill. This waa the bill which
legislated out of court the indictment
again“ the Brooklyn officials for misap-
pmprinling funds in connection with the
Colombian celebration. The gorsrnor'a
mes-rage declared that the note of thalli-
dicted officials were clenrly "legal and
criminal, and no excuse of ignorance could
he made.
A Toledo 0mm (tallty of lair-ashore.
Totem. Feb. 7.-llenry Bower, street
9". commissioner-of this city, was found guilty
of malfmanea in odlee by a jury In the
common pleas court. Hr. Bowed-charged
with having drawn the salary of a man
whose name appeared upon the pay mile
of his office. but whom in reality was dead.
livery month Mr. Bower would pie-cotton
tales voucher and receive the money.
Hughes lleglaa Illa Boats-ea.
ltocnmni. Feb. ‘l.——Maater Workman
James Hughes. convicted of extortion
money from members of the Rochester
Clothing exchange, gave himeelf up at the
penitentiary and began serving his r‘a
sentence. lie had been out on i and
could not he fonndwhen thedcelalonof
the court was handed down.
The Inert-tea Itrlka ofdpfaaevs.
Lmrrov.ue..reh. 1—an Secretary
lie-of the National amoelatlou war-prea-
eatatamsstln; of the
The isnfaproe
, mt met
modern, and it is doubtful if aaydc-
lehlnalangardtoaetrikawlllbe
“means. alias
Feb. 1.4m Cooper
. was W.” his
labor in Auhra
lraa
I'm-0'
Gaul-8m Inmmxw.‘
l
M late a lama. Vat.
lineman. 3.. rue. 1’.th Reilly. as
latoavatef boiling
mull"! mailed and-1M la a few
— meow.” Inn's "relive.
ml. splenersaf caulhalf
Ill vinnnn noun.
-m'ro swam.
‘I'ka larthquaka Mia continuum
I'll-ill“ In M ‘ ,
Amxs, Feb. f.-—-'i‘ha arrival or the kin;
and queen in manta harbor waa watchedby
thousand-front the water front» Whanthai
royal couple landed there waatoine cheer,
hi. followed by almost complete quiet. 5
After the exchange of m between
the king and civil and military authoritiea
the king and queen drove through the
ruined streetsto aacertain the extent of the
damage done by the earthquake. Thou.-
aaada of lnhnhitanta followed them
in cilantro. Most of the churchca, forwhiCh
the city waa celebrated, are whollyorpsrt-
ly wrecked. Hardly a line building on the _
main street was left uninjured. Many of
them must he teconatriicted from the!
foundation before they can be occupied. '
Noeflorthasbeen madcyctto repair the
damage. as mechanics fear to work in the
city, and owners are apprehensive that
each day may bring another violent shock.
The city is ahaken daily by alight ahocka,
and the inhabitants who fled the city fear
to return for more than an hour or two at
a time. The royal party will remain on
the inland two or three days.
A LONG STRUGGLE lN KANSAS.
Both Partial Nah I Show cinch: Public
Racine-a.
Torres, Feb. 'l.--'l'he Populist and Re-
publiun bottles worked aide by ride in the
hell, but neither gave any sort of rrcouni- 4
tion to the other. Both houses have deter .
mined to enter upon the transaction of
business with increased energy regardless"
of legal complications.
The Republicans have alreadypassedtwo .
bills, but an the governor and senate will
pay no attention to their acts they cannot
hope to accomplish much. But they will
give the usual consideration to the hills
now pending before them.
The Populism have introduced over 1m
bills, but have pvwd none as yet that will
enablr- their viplniilt‘nlfi to nine the ques-
tion of wr- : immortality in the courtl
Many of tho "up" lulllilll areduplicatmof
thmiinirn in ,. I 40;?an auo,which failed
I» iii-cow. - v » lure of thcoppoaltionof
the Ri‘pu' morn The appropria-
tion bzlwt . ' . art of the mic hull;
o
tution~ w-‘i n. ll\' be paesed within a
few days b} the l'ninilinte. but they moot
be why“ into tile courts earlier than July.
Pastor Downs Hove-a "or a New Trial.
Boston, Feb. ”ii—Rev. W. W. Downs
wants his famous law» suit against Dr.
Raye-a, .lleii Story, Mrs. Campbell, Alice
Nepton and others trial anew. lie handled
a motion for a new trial of the cane
against Mr. Story on the ground of newly
discovered evidence in the superior court.
Mr. Story'a counsel moved to dismiss the
motion for a new trial on the ground that
it was llled after the regular time allowed.
The court denied the motion todiamira.
and Judge Sherman. who presided at the
trial which resulted favorably to Mr. Story,
will pose upon the motion for a new trial.
The Duke of York Acts aa chair-3..
Losoox, Feb. 7.—'i‘he Duke of York
walk} his first appearance in public since
he became heir to the throne. supported by
the Dukeeof Devonshirv. Fife and Aber—
corn and many less dittingiiiehrd aristo—
crats. lie presided at admirer of the-So-
cirty for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children. All present agreed that he made
a capital chairman. He spoke tern-ly in a
full. deep voice. ilc cathul considerable
comment by quoting approvingly from a
recent speech of Mr. Aequilh. home acne
fury, on democratic «afeguanla
Nebraska Democrats Outwlt Republican-r.
Lixcotx. Nab. Feb. 7.-’f'he Republit-ane
in the rebate went into caucus for the pur-
pose of electing J. Sterling Morton, Demo
crai. to the United Slam senate. During
their aim-nee from the chamber the Demo
crate and independenta rushed insulation
through. taking care to postpone indef-
initcly any action on bills favorable toiho
Republicana It will take the Republican
pct menu rea,
lingual- Government and Uganda.
1105003, l-‘eb. 1‘.~The government has!»
sued a blue book on l'itanda. ilord lime-
bery’a instructioua to Sir Gerald Portal.
special commilaioner to Uganda. were that
he might make a temporary arrangement
with King )iwanga. but not enter into any
permanent agreement without first obtain-
ing the convent of the foreign other. The
general tenor of the instructions indicates
Lord Roachery'a intention to catahllsh a
pmlectorata.
Ia fie-ileu- Deva an the Pena-aw.-
Pattie, Feb. 1.-'l‘he nutritive walnut"
appointed a the meeting of l’anama canal
awckholders on Jan. l5 has ironed aatato
meat that the minivan of ilnanesaad the
official receiver have approved a lan for
continuing work on the canal wl ap
plying: for an extension of the corms-ion
from Colombia. The committee taken the
ground that Do lresarpe' original 0-year
cones-ion in sufficient.
its.» food’s rte-enter Ieohl one}...
Paiuortrrm. Feb. T.~—'I'harc was much
surprise in theatrical and maeleal clreiceof
this city when it became known that Edith
fluid. are Pond. dagfhter of Mayor J. B.
lecturing tours, had
begun salt In this city for an abmlutv d].
vorce from her husband. Elmer R. “and.
Hill: lea slayer of ability and has a m.
tatlnn la rousicalclrclepboth in this city
and Sew York.
lit-Meat Swan fauna.
Wamcm, roe 'I.~—'f‘he president he
pasted a conditional pardon to laur-
Bwan. ax-prvsident of the City Netti-ll.
hankof Luminance!“ of violet.
in. the federal Milli“ laws and lb:
temadan ”1.1“.th yun'll-
prism-rent Lawrence Jail.
nan , ,
Accuracy. and
LGW Prices;-
a week to find out what has become of their "‘9
A snmrfiihmnm
A HAN WHO DOES A REMARKABLE
AMOUNT OF 'WORK IN A YEAR.
In laud- l'ruoi' In an Ira-guano and
Ill-lea“. Yet Ila Oats Only hasty-oat
Dalian a Week—Ila ‘l'ella Interesting
. Fania cone-rah; ltlhlae.
A most intending illustration of the
marvelous capacity of the humnu brain is
found in the portion of an eniployeeof a pub
"ship: house in thin city. Hie duties con—
tist proofreading in on languages and
dialects.
At the Bible house on Fourth avenue the
American Bible society employs as proof-
rcadcrhir. J. Emery McLean. lie inn nor
the of Canada. nearly thirty years of age,
quite 6 feet 2 inchca in stature. and has
been a resident of New York about four
years. Aside from his trying task as proof~
render. lie baa found considerable time to
work, which, during the
devote to lit rarcy
- lifeofthc late ount Norrinkow, Russian
exile, included the correct ”Englishing" of
the count”: translations of Russian works.
and aince the demise of the bleman. Mr.
lichen has aided the Counter.
riakow to some extent in her labors.
cover the llnal revision of the proofs of th
Holy Scriptures as printed and circulated
bythe societthc languageaand dialect-
(3t2 in number) that he handlee being dea-
lgnated under these heads: British isles, 1‘
too; continent of Europe, 'I to ill; Asia, no
to I‘ll: the islands, ‘63 to [85: Africa. 156 to
811; American continent. 218 were. Fora
Min manyaaesthespecimeuaof proofa
show the diiTerunt alphabets or charactcn
which the people use. The Turkish version,
for example. in prepared for liloelems in the
Arabic letter, but for Armenians an err
lively diflcrent form is needed. and for
Greeks yet another. thus, making due al-
lowance for repetitions, the specimens (:12)
actually represent about at! languagm and
diabm
After taking into account the wonderful
versatility of brain necessary to cope with
the almost endless number of ‘ and
chem-tent in lhcae magnum. perhaps the
strangest. features of his Nmarkuble gift is
the fact that Mr. McLean is not a linguist
—docn not convene in any binguage but
English. nor does he understand any other,
bi work being done purely through his
power of embracing form at sight.
Take for illustration John iii. 16. “For
God so loved the world that he gave his
only begottcnaon. that whosoever believeth
in him should not perish, but have ever
hating life."
This in Dutch reads, “Want alzoo lief
heel! God de would ghab, flat hij zijncn
eeuigip-borvn’ won gegven hccft. opdot can
leuelijk. die in hem geluofl. nict vcvdervc.
naar bet eenwige lever: hebbe." .
The Maori (New Wand) venuon is this:
“Na, knla no in arohno tc Atua ki to so.
houiai anneiatana Tam-iii ko tubi. lzia
kahorc ai e mate te languid e whnknpono
aria ki a in. cngnri kia wbiwhi ui kt tc
orange tonntungn."
The Marliiugo (“'eat Africa) reads tho?
‘Katuko Alla ye dunya Lonnu uyinuyrnzi.
an ailing wulukiluring di. inrnnat’mg n: i
amo men lain nln, ate tinyala. harri in
baht nbnduring mtio.”
iii an inlrriiew relative to his labors )Tr.
Mclann gnu- some very lute-netting fncta.
“l iiiiii." mid be. “that the work tells
upon Ini- son-rely and aeriaunly at tit-nevi.
l have extx-rii-nccd Spellsthotaltnoat verge
upon nervous prootnztion from the effect of
continuous application to proofreading.
and when i feel the cpcll coming on lam
obliged to men work entirely and mt.
So. I do not understand any bingo-3e but
the English. For instance, if I am reeuiing
a proof in Koonlinh or Ambit: i read by
comparison—flint in, i have the original
before me and correct the errors in the
proof by form, and that entails the greattet
pmihlc carbonation. i mention the Arabic
for the reason that that is one of the most
trying form of proof to read. book at this
19.
"To an inexperienced eye it Mir-rubles an
intoxicated arrive of polite-11.». nhort hand
character» and fly sgmka The Georgian,
asyou where, hi full of mbs' clown and
Ntkbt'fl‘ll’l 'l he ancient and modem Ar
trietiian are each a mate lit-tween the mult-
dazzieand the tyravra booqueuy daucca
The Sanskrit recombine Monday's wuiih-
ing hung on lines to dry-big clothes. little
clothes, pirniforee, all kinda of clothes. 80
doe-the Punjabi or Sikh. the (londi (Cen—
tral indie), the Marathi and lateral other»,
only each line appears to be Mutated with
different styles of garments."
“How did you not into the wayof ouch
complicalnl work!"
"lly years of solid practice. i am aoao
onstonml to the forms of letter: and char
actors that my eyes inutantly lead me to
detert an mor in a word or u-nimeo. The
public nt large luive not the faintest idea of
theinngnitudeof Ibernanutactun of lliblrs.
Take the Aim-rial: illble iioclL-t y alone.
It wait organized in New York in May, ltlld,
by a convention of delegate» from the llihlc
aoclctlealn different pm of the country.
it had been preceded by a large number of
local and cut mutations. the
oldest of whlc was that unabllahcd in
Philadelphia in it“). ltswork isbencvolml
Ed nit-reunion. The only version in the
gllah manage which i can circulate is
that which has been comnwnly received
since the year lull.
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tameateand integral portionnof the Scrip
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cot-corned. The Ire-Mon of
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