| Show mm REPORT sent out anut alie presbytery AK INCORRECT COPY gotten hold of by men work of the general assembly may 22 the presbyterian general assembly met at nine thia morning after the season of prayer the conference were read and a et anding committee announced the cleric read a list of the presbyteries Presby teries that voted on the proposed change in the amendments ninety one voted aye and seven nay six refused to report and fourteen were not reported several statements were mado to the overture on report of the committee on revision of the faith was read by tha chairman rev win C roberts president ident of the lake forrest university he said in hi introduction that tho copy from which he was reading was the enly correct copy and he regretted that daily papers had by some means got hold of and pub dished a partially incorrect copy ake anil may 21 at the morning session of the trana congress representatives of the different sections urged the selection of their cities as tha next meeting place omaha seemed to have abany friends the matter wag not settled A large number of resolutions was introduced favoring nicaragua and hennegin hennepin Henn epin canals urging the early admission of arizona and new mexico favoring the restriction of immigration the amendment of the naturalization laws favoring the free coinage of silver defenses for deep water harbors and navigable rivers the torrey bill etc ex congressman belford of color ado made a speech for free silver river and harbor improvements etc the time was not far distant when the clamor of the west would demand that the nation give its attention to the development of the bests resources the committee asked faither time for the selection ef the next place of meeting it was not accepted and the vote resulted oca aha new orleans the announcement of the selection ef omaha wai received with cheers hon G G simms spoke on silver coinage coi naga the east he said was misled by a pamphlet circulated by eastern bankers free coinage would break up three quarterma of english commerce on the jeaa ex governor anthony of kansas inoke against free coinage and chairman ferry for it camtu IK ake flew pirty may 22 A number of public men were interviewed on the new political organization formed in cincinnati secretary of the treasury foster thinks the broad and generous public policy of the republican party is such there il no room for a third party the new political organization could not do anything necessary to the national comfort or prosperity without stealing republican thunder the wild chemel of the third party advocate cannot have a lodgment in the minds 0 f sensible people and movements on these eccentricities are necessarily ephemeral senator chandler thought the platform rather dangerous with the possible exception of the plank relating rela to government control of railroads representative grain f texas said it will help the democrats and hurt the republicans only and nothing more bul LONDON may 22 gladstone has recovered from hia attack ef influenza and this morning he left for hawarden A large number of his admirers witnessed his departure sir robert fliller Fl oller a member of par to day from heart disease Fert iRil girbon may 22 the new minister of finance in an interview to day declared that he had full confidence in the credit of the country everything he said will be relieved by the strong governmental ern mental policy determined upon ir economical mattor s where the hasty snack is taken all we insist upon in the name of true etiquette is that the knife should do its share of the labor and that the fork should not be compelled unassisted to bear the heat and burden of dissection boston tran aff y fa manor for a soap a fine sense of what was becoming apa royal table he was eo aeu jp leased at one dinners savory sou compounded by his cook dezelin Te zelin that eBent forthm and asked how it was named 1 I call it was the reply A poor name forso gooda soup cried the king pathless everybody gnath less in those days we be spon you the manor of adding reverted to the we findt GS 3 raz and S fl of making pasties in Q t g achen on the day of his coroa some one as his deputy to sake a dish called i suet seym was added it sa s1 i u 3 s coronation the lord of Suai anor claimed to find a man to anake a dish of gront in the royal kitchen and prayed that the kings cook might be the man the claim was allowed and the claimant knighted ant what was this grout was it identical with Te dill agront and the Bard mal monn and was a pottage called bardolf of which a fourteenth century recipe has been printed by the society of antiquaries Antiqua ries identical with these if so as among the ingredients were almond milk the brawn of camons capons sugar and apice chicken parboiled and chopped etc it was doubtlessly a dish for a king all the year bound prince mansion when the part prince napoleon might have taken in french politics ceases to be contrasted with the part he actually did take he will be remembered for quite a different achievement in a strange part of paris he built a very curious mansion and collected a brilliant circle of friends to witness a singular entertainment tain ment the circumstance once notorious to is now almost forgotten thirty five years ago the prince went pompeii mad it was the fashionable craze of the day artists authors dilettanti they all took it but the prince alone had funds and purposed to realize his wild project if he could build a house just like one of those old mansions if he could furnish it classically put in the right bronzes and statuettes himself dress like an old roman and get his friends to do the same well he actually reduced the dream to a fact in the avenue montaigne at that time perilously near the bal mabille the palace waa reared on the true lines gerome painted tha decorations homer chanting his ballads and nymphs that represented the odyssey and biad everything was classic and was greek but the bonaparte blood flowed in the veins of the owner prince napoleon set up busts and statues of his family all round the atrium napoleon and josephine and maria louise lucien charles louis and jerome they all had their place in this classic apartment and here before the emperor and empress a french play was acted in classic costume favart brohan and theophile cantier being the company and got and emile augier among the audience |
