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fOUKDSD BY H0BA.0E GREELEY.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1888._
THE REWS TU IS M0RS1SG.
Four.ic.N.?Lord Fall buiy's Irish policy. ?
l{(-:iss?*!iiblin. of Parliament, cs?: Tho Queen's
B]M'i.(h. sar~ Mr. Ridcwav's belief in an Iii-.li con?
spiracy. **__-? D'ntsectiut* Mr. Gladstone's policy.
*____- Sine policemen arrested tor murder lti Bel?
fast, a_ Earthquake in Malta.-. ll n voe
among fishim* vessels oft Ncwfoundland and Labra?
dor, r:?a Medina withdraws his suit against Cut
tinir.
D .MKBTic?Irish League convention. -Snm
*ni?' (J. rjaaHllll. of Ruston, aecused of embezzle
me nt; Gray, tho Boston .defaulter, buried. - - "
Anieuciti Har Association nit-t-titiii* at Surat.'nu.
r- ?. Oi;ihaai shoots tho Niagara River rapid i:. a
TbatTt-l; Scott, a fisherman, drowned in tho rapids
*_ Labor troubles. =r^? Destruct ion of a Wi st?
ern villace. a Races at Saratoga. =_ A
cr.ni'.ict louruiiuiotits . = CoiiKressional POBBCDf**
tums.
CiiY and PcnucBAV.?J. R. McLean called to
account by Murat Halstead. ?_:_? Sijnire und
F ynn Batata pleaded not uuilty.- (J. H. I.am
tiirt, of Oregon, null.teated by nus at tlie Betel
Madison. ~~:?r Winners at MajBaaoatib Park ;
l'nciosii, Montrose, Kingston, Rupert, Reck
skill and Falanea, - B**0e_l**fl bcatcti bv
t_BJ Met*, a??= T.'sttn_ concrote lor tho tmb**rajrfl
i-John Dou.all died. ?==i IVepaiiBf (ar tbe
trial yai ht race. _-??- Gold value oi lin leuul-ten
d< r -ilver dollar (11_"_ frrniiis)?at 41' 3-10d. p.-r
oiinci?71.15 cento. ;-: Stocks dull and higher,
< :?. i _? btroug in ligmes.
I he \S r.Ainsit?Indieslions for to-rlayi Sta?
tion:,ry or slightly higher laaajnitataifii fair.
Iemperature yo?ierila"f: liighcbt, 75*'; ioweii,
Ci-: a>tiago, (;rt*-s?.
Ultu rentiers en the country, and summer trav
tilers, cnn have Tiif Daily Tkiiscne mailed to
them, ptetrlpeWtt, for 75 cent* per m-mth, the ad?
dress being iltinitjed as often as desired. Till.
DAILYTglBCBB willie sent tn any addriss in
Eu rapt at $1 J~> per month, wltich tncludis ihe
On an postage.
-e
Coopei Graham hus achieved prc'line-.*-?
(.f a kind. Eta ir* the <sily iniifi who lui-s ever
gone throng?i the W'hiilpoul Rapids twice,
ll|| m. omi trip was nr.ule *,e>tcidav, wilh hi*
liiiid out of tho bariel which ho invented.
Alu.nt the Miine time a li.-<heiini?i in a coil*.
Mit tried to siniu tlie diuij'eioii.n r;i]iid.*. Hi*
tleiul body was jijcked up .-.oom al'tei. Giahain'
tu n will Kin.. Bhottlj if he keeps un willi hui
foolish cxi-eii'iieutR,
Tlie atteinjit to delay the trial of tho Bq_irc
Fljtiii i a-e which their in^:eiiiou.s coiiiim-J ha\<
tlcviscil i* san! to be 0_aa\a*_ed t(J prevmt action
until alter the elcstion. The Mikr'.'?>t,ion Indi?
cues thc eunciit belief, which ha* had too
lunch fotuidatiou in tho acts of tho Mayor's
to.'N, that tliis diieloKiue of di.sgia.eiul coi
liipt ion is to bo used "politically." Ajiy maii
to whian politios does not mean ********** lillh
Wonld keep politic/* out of nuch a ca*<i as this,
which miolves the hiajur of thc city. The
only QanaUoa is whether gioss oflicial di*.
hone-iy sliall be punished, liol whether an\
<;in?li(la1o or tiny purly or any faction will h.
1 ii-ciited liv delay. The otlii ia! who all'.WY
delay net*deOBr*|| will piobahly lind that suih
IK'tioii at IhuM ls poor policy.
Theie will Ik* at least one good re-tilt of the
?Bg|**BnaaOB made recently by a cone.-pondent of
Tiik Titiiti nk that Comeliiw Vaivdorbilt l>e
nmde the Kejtiihlican candidate for Mayor. |l
will stn up discu.vsioti on tho subject arid lix
nttctitior on the fact that a man ol hiich sianil
lng acd steihiiK' chain, lei?whether Mt. Van
deibilt or some one eKe?should Ik- jiut at th'
hong] of tho city tukct. An a'lic.fo in our
loenl '.ijluiiwi-1 shows that Ripublicarm aio al
ready .vitatinj; the mallei to sonne extent, ami
inon'ioiis HM ol the null, bOBMea Mr. N'mi
dei hilt, wlio aic talketl of as available ena
didaes. It is t-cnciaUy concedet! tlmt, in the
di\iil(ii state of thc loenl llciiH.ciacy, Hie Ro
litiblicaiic have a kochI cliarnc ol elorttnc the
Mai or utid potfcnpl other candidates. But
theie must Ui lirst-cIa-8 iioiniiiation.s all around
an.l pl.iily of haid work.
The (jut-en's sja-ech at the opt-in nj.' of J'ai -
liuimi.t w;ivs brief and c..loi!(?-*. The omi]
leleiince to thc itL-h qnootion aThirh. a> Hr.
Glint-lone Univ said, is the question ot Un
?la>?Wits the sta',,,?..,, t)li4l (-jj, uttttntlo ol
e*he last l'arlianiciit had bei-o contirmed by the
appeal lo the countiy. Lf?d Rari'lolph Chuich
ill, who sp,,ke lo: thc Goveitimeiit, tcitciated
the belief that the ve.di t ol the late clectiutie
?f?nnt M'panile f-oieiiimciit lm Iieland wu
linal. Ile dcckiicd that the Goveiiiiiieiit MO*
Bide iud coeition unwise-, hut did not ainioiin.e
what policy w.iiilii be pm-sucd towaid Iielaiid.
Thc (juestioii ol ]iM-al jil IM nial Lt to bx* con
Kideied OB nfnctiag the Hum Kiiiploms and
Bftes- due deldieiauon a measure will bc inUo
Uucud ou thL* subject. Meantime a Royal toui
mi>M04i u. to m.estigute the Irish land sys
t*iu and to obtain iiifoiuatl.m on Irish iij.lu.s
tnes. This action, with thc llilnniIBB-III windi
i** t-Bicctod aotgi to take phue, Lb muuli-J to
give thc Ministiy time to test the ush-k-i ol
the Irish people. Rut ?ot-lnj short ol li time
Bide will -satisfy theni.
Wa^hiuiftoja holds a veiy kjuhII hkchi-jw,.
of the Dcm ix j at ic A?luiiiiifttiatioii jm.st at pven*
a*ait. Fveiywheie?at ic-.tst almost evenwlicn.
?*_ucro are "neting" nM***Mn**se_] " a^ tiu-*'*
comniispionciH, "acting" clerke, etc. Thc
I"itvidcnt is fishing in tho Adirondacks, and
all the members of his Cahinct are among the
uXmsBBBBB except two. Mr. Lamar haa ro
tutned to his desk for a short time, hut thc
only man who can really bo said to bo in the
harness i* Mu. Hayards Upon him thc bin?
den- of State now chierty rest. Perhaps, one
icason why tho Societaly of State has not
taken a vacation is that ho dom nol eire to go
to Dclawaie, in view of thc novae black eye
which wa** given him there this week. Hip
?rins is again in "t-Va-diington. and so tho Trcas
my Department will lie kept from going to
tho dogs. Uf course, everyhody w glad that
thc haul-winked Go\ eminent oiliciaK can have
a vacation. As for ono of them, no fault
would l-o found if he rhoidd make his vaca?
tion perpetual. What a relief it would bc il
Mr. Garland should lind himself so enannoiod
ol lloniiny Hall that he woidd never icturn to
ihe Dej'artment f_J J'L-tice.
THE PARTY WITHOUT PR1NCIPL ' .'
The Democratic State Co"vontion?. in re.nn
syhania, Ohio, Michigan and Missouri help to
Ull the country what the party want**. Tho
?M-rOn ol CV-gi ess showed that nio-t of tho
Di m.'eiatie i'epio*ontativcs were opposed to
the Democratic picsidcnt, on the conduct of
the finn ci's and the conduct of the Civil Ser?
vice, lt showoil aLsO that mo-st of thc Demo?
ciatic representative* weie in accord with the
Administration in its hostility to protection
luul wanted lice trade in wool, lamber, scrap
iio", Kilt, and many other article,*, a*? a Mcp
toward irec trade generally, but thut about
one-tilth of them resisted that policy, and hf
acting with the Kepublicjuiri prevented .vy
(huip* of tnrifls, If the purpo.se of tlie party
hs to he Kalheiod from the action of its mcm
liers of Congress, it appears that ii ros-pect to
the is*.iies of vital inijiortauce there is no Dem?
on alic party. Theie is a hotly of men who
oppose their own Adniinistratio'i on Civil Ser?
vice and tin.'uieial malters, and who arc de?
feated, In spite of thc I're.sideot's aid, ia mat?
ters of taxation. Whether the Congi e-.Miien
rcpie-ent thc voters pei haps thc Stale Convcii
tio' B may show.
The 1'eniis.ylvania Convention WM co"trolled
by .Mi. Randal!, the leader of that mi-ority
which resisted and defeated lour-lifths of his
paity on the taulf que-iion. lt***, plaUonn be
*_.iu.-t with a demiiiid lol a revision, not ol the
lin ill. bit of "the icvorme laws," which ac
coids with Mr. Randall's scheme to lender
higher duties o-i import! necessary hy iv*ieal
iiij; iii'.eiiial taxes. It dec laics that changes ol'
tai ill must not "deprive American lateran "I
the ability to B~neceerd_Uy compete with foreig"
labor," anil that duties should hr* " ample to
rovei any incirnnrd coot ol production which
ni.i\ exist in con.-eqiie cc of the hijthoi stnod
,i.(l of wages prevuili g in this country."
This is a direct renxure of tlie conr.-e of the
la-ge innjority of Democr&U in Congie..".-..
Plain!} the rebellions tnuioiily truly ropie
K'lits the party in Rcnsylvania, and is at wat
willi thc party elsewhere. When we tu; ii
to Misson-i, theie ls ;ibmi,];int cvide"ce thal
the iepie.sC4ital.ivc*- speak the will ol the vot?
ers. Senator Vest, with thc nppioval of a
lat ire i onvemtio", denounced Mr. Rimdnll and
" thirty so-called Demo) lats in the BoiiM who
hail united arith the Republii ans to strike down
the Moiri.-o' h.ll,'' and said that any roch man
" amt a Republican in (lisj.'ui.-c and not. a
IVinocial." Thc eOBfTOntion il) Ohio (lodged
tho i.-*suc by an evasive phrase, nnd 'he con
\eniio*i in Michigan fated frith tho G; cen back
lepudiatoiis.
On the linuiicin] Qnetrtlon the Pen* sylvania
1'oiivcntioii dodged, Not a word appear.- ie
iLs platf.Min om the silver question or tho u,-e
of tho Troa-uiry surplus,, and the Adnnnistia
tion is vaguely comim-udcil, not for it?*> lina'cial
policy which has been its most important
woik, hut for give g ?'conlidcnce To the bt*a_*
DCs* indu-trios of thc country." Coi).-*idei itt;
that Mi. Randall liiin.-elf voted with Hie. Dc_IO*
cialic majority to co demo tbe ('mancini pol*
icy of the Adminisiration,, and to deprive the
1'ie--dent ol riinii.ip m.tit of ibe li- an.e.s, thi*
Ls not a creditable or honest OZpies-ion. Ohio
Democrats declae plai Iv that they approve
the MlpllM **eeolntion which mw intended to
Like away power ti omi thc President, and
which, even i- modified fomi. he ief'i.*ed to
sign. Thc Michigan Convention went oven
limber by its fa-io'i with the Qtx****_backei*a,
and thc Missouri Convention cheeied BeontOi
Yest tor approving the cuij^i- al **ui*plne reso?
lution.
The Civil Service policy of tho Praskleot
can be approved in set lei ins by the most, tui
m iiipuloiL* spoiLsine". Mi. Monning was paily
manager and chaiim.-n of coinniiilee, and il
now in tho Cabinet ; Hubert <?. T_0_lpfM*~ coo
dneted secret operations for Mr. Cleveland,
and dictaied at the Custom llou.se while ht
Uvedi Mr, Mairo-e, now at the Custom Ilmi-e.
h;is been a political maui pula'or of ihe Man?
ning typej Mr. Goinian co-tio_4 polities ami
ilipoinlineiitas in Maiyhmd; Mr. Ramuiii, ol
" seve -lindo funu-," (h*es the sanio foi Con?
necticut; Hundley, the polilical boss of Ver
mont, geljt his rewai-d in au oilier*, ajid sc
(lofts Til bun-, of Maine, while Oborly, chair
mii'i of thc Uetnociatic Cointnilloo of Illinois,
l.e.ome.s chairnian of tho Civil Service Coin
mission. Thal Ls what tho R'-nnrsylvtuiia Con
?.(??tii.n nicans when it eoniniends the I're.s
idenl because he hal " elavntga. thc ('ivil S<-:
lice fi oin thc pally deb.iseineiit to MrKleh it
had bren ndund by pieviou.-* Ailnmiislia
liojus." Tho Ohio 1). nioc.ials ai-e Cfnrefn] to
apiuovo Un* Praaideot o ly for his uconrajK
and hdic-ity," but they ?iy not a woid nhool
bia appoiilUnetoeaj ad Haily condeinii his
Itoanoia] policy. Tho Mi. hijrnn Dr^nocrnta,
in oitlet to plnCBte Ult* Hit'i ? ba< kel.*-, look
siil*isla-iliallv tho fnuno com*.-, and Mi, \'e.,i
told thc MiBaoorH Con*t*ontioii that Mdh_p*
dinted oflhc s( ekei.s had bolted the I leiii'iciatn
party, and weio rnnniog a mind the COOoil*]
like a dog wilhont a pohluul collar. .Sisile
lalleil lheiiL*cl\es I'i obi Inlioni.-tas, ami mum,
liici-iihai kori. They had no parly. QorJ
he)|i tin in "
Tho i(iiivenii.g;s only mal.c it moic cleai
Lill theie i.s no bod** ot men, united bj/ cow
mon principle.*., which lia* a right io style it
t-lf ibo llenvii mlle pinty. Tlice is :j b'sly
ol polilical .harpons. who BBB uni'ed only bj
a desire to tfet ofbcaj on fal-e pieteuces, ami
who arc laying to deceive ihe poople,
BOBBIES OF A TBEA8URRR
For ma'y veals, Atlanlie A. Bhoetingtl ha\(
been quoter] as no excellent inst of the r*oui <
of prieen for ?^Tnrrrlarrl cotton p?sls and Qu
mills have nata, ed *n high lemilatioii. Div
iditnls unapt pnmed in i**ti md i^7?;, hoi
the qmdily of the goodfl was not lo**roi*ed tm
the Mandi "j* of the COO-PfUry (shaken, duh !
I*<-t cent was paid in j-s7r, -llu\ i]i(. sll|1(. ?
:s77, hut in other yean ?'>, ** or IO jk-i rent
has benn divided by thc fortnnntn hoklen ..
tho stix k. And alter all thi* laith.nl elim
ami honiiialilo fWfClaa.. the gfrTeTjl n. sher o
hnndl 'ini'loyed hy UiL*' cot.loans ire dieadi'j.
ii los <j( nerte, and the Ruston bnnlta nra iii
dOs*t*r*iO?lbj assuii "g each other that they havi
little oi none of the All.iniie Milla p:i|ier, nm
the lennngerfl and -haieholileis au* a xioiel_
inraJiignting the accounts lo (iud 'jut, win Jw
the ion**** sttsiai-ed nra really ro j-n-al as t.
bo frtppMngi loii-.u-e one linn h Unsted oAcii
ha* .Mi-tr:! nManV ou liotbio; and iii -ja-'cula
tion, anil ha-i rohhrd that company and tho In?
dian Orchard Mill , l-cing treasurer of hoth.
This treasurer kept a yacht, and for some
years hail lreen gieatly interested in yachtirg.
Prior to tliat he had gone in for horses and
elegant and costly caiiiageis. Piior to tbat he
had thrown away thousands of dollars in hay?
ing all rare varieties of hens, and prior to that
he had made hi-* place noted for raie and cost?
ly flowers, and still earlier, at least twenty
veins ajfo, ho had attracted attention hy the
Blender and extravagance of the residence he
had titted up, with "over _00 men employed."
Hut hi.* latest and probably most costly hobby
was .s->eciilation in stocks, a-d it is said that
he was carrying, when his defalcation wan dis?
covered, 20?000 shares of Now**Yoa_ and New
Ivuland, which he doubtless imagined he was
going to make cnouimiLdy prolitablc.
In this case, sympathy for thc plundered
stockholders nitLst ho moderated a littlo hy
nppiei nit mn of their singular and persistent
ubi Ul CB BBS Pet twenty years this oflicial
had leen pursuing such a coni*e as to mujee!
him t" lea-o-able distrust. Ile was. helieved
to bc honc-t, hut his conduct OUght to have
put buutneas men on their guard in respect to
his .solidness of judgment and his souse of re
bponsihility to others. Thone who, notwith?
standing all these thing-), kept him in a place
ol trust, without such investigation ot accounts
as to detect any passible fi and, should have
beril aware that they were taking a great ri*k.
A business man with blt co-tly hobbies*, and
i"dulging ld* vanity in spending large ?aa**,
ujioii them, i*s exceedingly apt, so.mei or later,
to want money desperately. When that time
comes, the chai"actor which for twenty yeais
has indulged every whim, however extravagant,
and which ha**, regarded large ?*eson_ens not a.*
a sacred tmst for tho good of others hut a.*
ii inennsof BB*rtsa_ye_gperaonnl desaras,b* exceed?
ingly apt to fall before temptation.
The lesson is a very old one, and we hear it
every week from our pulpits. Hut how many
air there who carry over to Momlay morning's
lni.sine.ss an abiding conviction that a life spent
in personal grut i Heat ion is in itself a lifo ol
groot nbii-o of oppoi tunnies 1 How many re?
member through ihe weah that money inonli
nntely spent i'i the indulgence of fancie- D-ighl
he, and much of it ought io Ik-, employed in
alleviating the sorrows of thc world, in helping
it.*) waul-, in enlightening ita ignorance, in Utt?
ing it fi om its sin, or at least in merill a-d
productive cmployaecnl of its honest industry.
TEE LRAOUR CONVENTION.
Thc Leaguo Convention at Chicago hus
hnflled the hopes of the eneuUen of Ireland.
lt has been one of the targe*! gntherings ol
Iii-h-Am-iicans ever held: and notwithstand'
ing alarming nunora of fonds snd dissensiona
it luis proved a n-fliiaikahly stiong, reasonable
and bnnnonious body, If any nirarahoneioiui
wera fell h-t tliis repicsentative assembly
should revolt against Mr, Pnrnoll'a ienderahip
and advocate a policy of force or dynamite
outrages thc eiitli'isia-lie receplion ol' the
lridi deputies md the iTJicqaJvocal dcclara*
lion.s of thc retiring and incoming pie.-idcnt
speedily difflpcllod (hem. Tho ies*,luiiir(is.
-iieeclios and piocceilings disclose unanimity
nt aciittmont on the question of heartily eo?
operating With the Irish leader, and of ac?
cept iiij: his iii(lr.iiii-i!t respecting the choice ot
methods as finn!. Mr. Parnell has tho un?
broken rarpport of all sections and factions
icpiesoiiteil in the ('.invention. Tlie Irish in
Aiineiica nie behind him as one linn.
Tbe resolutions adopted by the Convention
weie tho most tl*s_tperato and niodoiato thal
have tw-en reporli-d at recent r*e?*4onfl of Hie
League. They express ucqualiiicd approval
ot notional nIf-goi orninent for Iralsfad, saltire
(oiiinleiice in Mr. Parnell and his l'ailianien
taiy associates, gratitude to Mr. Gladstone and
his Libera] Barpporters, and s~nn**ati*a**tic np
precinlion of the sol f-roM mint, patience and
inflexible determination of the Iii.-h people lo
-roven I hem -elves, lt is thc rloare-t, most
roroarkaible and the liinie*i ptatfonn evet
adopted by ihe League. Blatant and irre?
sponsible demagogues were excluded from the
..mini lee-iooiu when these resolutions weie
f ained. Vehement ap'iculs Co nie lcscni
nieut ami extravagant denunciationa of Eng
li-h policy were BsUppreaaed. l'lua-es that
would einbaiia-s ec can**ftroudr*e the Kstional
ist ineinheis of 1 *:1' 1 i ? iii 'lit in their relations
arith the Liberal minority were dotiberatoly
avoided. A declaration of prim ipies conti a>t
ing tavoeably in moderntion and enntion with
the |ila'lo in of Philadelphia, when tho old
organisation w;ts disbanded and the prasen!
Le;.g.ie foiniiil, was accepted as the broad
ground on which all frienda of Ireland could
ague lo stiled and work together shoulder to
shoulder. Thc Chicago ('(invention has dis?
tinctly lecognized Mr. Parnell's leadership,
and approved ol his tactics in adhering rigid?
ly to rjonstitutioool method**) ami loioning an
alliame with Mr. Gladstone. Unit* baa ngain
been imparted to the movement on bmh sides
of thc Atlantic,
Then were animated scene.-, in the Conven?
tion, and exciting pustnfoa in debate between
Mr. Finerty and Mr, Davitt and other dis?
putants, hat thc cvpeelarions ot the London
join mus lhal thc nmembrj would lie lent _s
-undor with dissensions iuul factional wrung
ling were not fulfilled Tlie icvoli against the
retiring president. Mr. Egan, and the aUcmpI
to ilL-cicdit the wisc Ienderahip of Mr. Sui
1 iviu) proved It-dguificunt and futile, The
differaajces of opinion on nunoi mai tera ro
biting to tho gnnnogeineat of the League in the
I lilied Slates weie lev, radii al than had hr~n
geeeiall.v rcpio.-cnt**d. .Some of these dill'ii
eueea were disousacd arith exrelloat tcaaper,
and thc unity of tho otfgantaation was not nu
paired thereby. The Convention set ve.s to
prove one nioic that the mas* of tho Irish
Aneri) an p'.juila'ii.ii is not in r*yi**gjaU*j arith
a policy of wanton .rime advocated by O'Don
ovan Boora and the worst foes ot the U-land,
The geracral setitinieiit prevailing in thia Im?
portant council tarots a patient, ic-duie and
unfaltering ronttauauee of politiml agitation
ami eonstitutional methods, lu the jii.lj.in rn*
ol tin.-* representative aa-scmbly, ireland need
?4.ot a Kotskuih to light foi hiw in revolution,
uor a Mazzini to intrigue and plot for her in
?mint mm-letie-s. hui a Di-ak to wm legislative
mdepi ikIciu c lor her.
LOW FARES <i.\ ELEVATED ROADS,
Pi\c-((*nt fares <*i the efevated i.ls bm ter
tain i" l*e popnlnr. Beginiiing with commis?
sion houis, then extended i<) Sumiav. mnde the
rule on Second ad Ninth aves- and booh to he
put in force on Tluid-a.e.?thi* u no evolution
i' the right dii-ection, li ia bardb likely Oral
the Sixth-ave. line trill remain a t*.i-,cnt rend
long. At any tate, theie i- a phd-, le*.un here
io; pontons or*sro**porntiow who nra planning to
rappl] New-York withadditio alan ana ol tran*
Mt, windi an ainu st a- ni ,- !i nooda] UAym a.*
Hie ilevaleil road- WCrC winn they wen- p:o
lertnd. Osdy in a comparative aen*a* rn Ihe
rlevnted rands ia- smii io lu ni h rapid Iran-sit;
it is o?ilv more rapid tani travel ia the lumber*
ing -iiieci-ca:**. lot really quick transit we
must donntk-ta depend on uuteigronr-d roud**,
mi whiih uxpresB t.aiiiis ian lie mn at high
mpeenX.
The people who nra aei Iring to build ele*#*_ted
roadg in llrouklyn sb..,,ht give Lied to Ihe ex
pciit" ?. ul the Niw-Voik ioimLs. TUM TltlKUNK
has irepeatedly said that the lirooklyn compa?
nies ought to pledge them-elves not to charge
more than live cents fare ; hut there ha* been
ai irieJination, **o far as their wishes, have lieen
diwloseil. to fix tho fare at ten cents except in
comgniw-on houif. Tho Brooklyn Company
maile ai effort last winter to get thc right from
thc Legislature to im-rcivo their faro above
five cents, hut Governor Hill wisely vetoed the
hill.
Will lt not lie in order next for thc Furface
railroad com-.a-ica to show that their carn can
be nm at a thrco cent faro and yet mako harul
aonas rctimis on thc investment i That thin
coidd bo done ran hardly he doubted by any
one who icm'mlici-i tbat lepottH of tho State
Hailroj,d C(?nnii**-io~ri.s last year showed that
HMM of our -street railway companies were pay?
ing annual di video*-* of 00 per cent ou then
actual ca].i'ai.
SOT~TRUK~f0 HIMSELF.
Now that .Mr. Cleveland is comfortably fet?
tled in hi* Adirondack retreat it might Ix* well
for him to read over tho mefS*a***e which he
transmitted to thc Senate of tho United States
(gi tho lirst day of last March. It is a nMSSBge
oxplainirg at considoiabl.* length hus conception
of thc function of thc President and thc Ben
ato respectively in the matter of appointments.
It was clear at thc time from the earnest, not
to say heated, manner in which Mr. l,level:i"d
expio-nsod himself that he did not propose that
thc Senate .should intrench upon tlie Piosidont's
prerogative, and still he was at paitw to have
it understood that he hinwdJ would w.niiiulous
lv icspect tho Senato's prerogative. His words
on this latter point weie?wo quote fi uni tho
mtieMge :
I sliiill coiitinn.- as I havo tims fur done to furnish at tlie ro
ijnost of Hie esaararJ_S l?><ly all UM luforniatloa I possess
tum hun,'(lu-Illness ot Un> noniiucds pluccil BStflffl tliNu fur
aaaar aatlae, esta ease May aaa piepsaaa' t<> nu vasa?das
ami to tak.- itu* place of sn*|..-iiil.-.I officials. I'pon a refoml to
evnhrui I .hall Uti mimili to aik the rrmuii for the uetton ot
the Senate nor queilton Ui determination.
Now, in view of Mr. Cleveland's reappoint?
ment of Matthews to bc Register of Deeds ot
the District of Columbia, what becomes of this
promise ol his in regard to his treatment of
thc Senate which we have printed in italics 7
Tho 1'ie-ideiit gome months ago sent in
Matthews- name to thc Senate for thc offlee
in Question. The Senate, alter duly consider?
ing the in.ruination, icjocted lt*?injected it em?
phatically by a two-lhird vote. What fol
1 wed T Did 1'ie.sidnit Cleveland redeem his
promise 1 Did he regard hnn-ell a* concluded
by llie action ol the Senate i* Did he doline
to "question its determination tM To ash
these linen ona is to convict Mr. Cleveland of
deUberatcly iaLsii,>i"g his own record, He
may not have assumed to ask the Sen,ito the
reasons on which the rejection of Matthews
m.i* iia-e.l. Dat he certainly did ''question ita
determination,'1 bringing it to naught hy re?
appointing Matthews inmicdiately on tlie ad
joiiriimietit ot Congic-vs. ?
Ha.*- Mr. t levclaud dbanged his mind about
Ihe Senate I Does he now hold that a co*
oidina'o branch of thc Oovcrament han uo
i ipht that ihe Chief E_yCcutive i.-> bound to
rcB*pect I ___________________
At tho Fir.-mon's Coavention .it Buffalo, on
Wc.Ines.lay. Secretary Newgraas reed an assay on
"'Ibu Massa of Egreaa bea Pablis BuM-lnga,"
Will Mr. No Wirra ss ba a.. kind ns t<> forward a oopy
of Ins essay ts Mr. Qarlandl Public aentlnsnt
these many months lias bses cordially Inviting Mr.
Harland to na ka Ins agrasa treas a pul.lie bailaling
known as tho Attoniey-tionoraTs efllee. Hut
lin hasn't bj yet made tim ogress and Ins procrasti
nation may bavs Baan due to hts Inability to decide
ripen the best means ot doini? bo. Tho cs*ny might
help (.:uhnni's egress.
What with $3,000.0(10 errbc7zWd hy canons
defaulters iii un iocredililf Hhort time. Boston may
justly bo considered tho hub of this wicked world.
e
Mr. Wallace evidently has not grown powerful
enough ls tiia retirement to dunce on Mr. Ku.niall's
political grave. De waa thrashed without morey
In tho Pouasvlvsnta eonvootlen on Wednesday,
and will take Iii* discipline meekly, as a goud
I ..-indi ira! should.
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" I am given to understand that your duties are
levied unrely tn afford protect nm rind n..t to bring
revenue ; and that, for lh.it rea-.in, no gnat effort
ts mn do to reduce tbs cost of co lien I mg tho dulles,"
remarked S. J. Nomura, tho Customs Appraiser of
Japan, to a rep..rici of Tm- TBIBTfTTS trn Bstlinlay.
I his vras probably nugite*-toil lo Appraiser Nomura
!>y a visit to BUTVOyor BoSttlS'S O?toe, where there
are, in addition to the regular clerks, taro men,
with "Customs' inspector'' on their caps, em?
ployed in clerical work. Aro tho Civil Service
mles violated by Mr. Beattie I
If the frieuds of William If. Irina aro at all
iloiil.ilui aa to tbs Uland Jury's deliberate
intention to condemn severely bia disgraceful
tniiiSrtctioiis with Thompson and Flynn, let them
ask Distrid-AUorney Martino, to whomtho tonsure
applies. Ile can tell them.
Tho New-York correspondent of The CharJiston
Sent and Courier writes that ono can get *' a sub?
stantial dinner a la carte for three cents la this
citv." If thc correspondent ia correct, then Punch's
dream of tho millennium when "three couts'
vs..! ih ni Bim ll in a gold BOB-bos will bo sold tor
i) cent," would Heeiu destined to ho speedily real?
ized.
'Uie ("'rand Jury ha* adjourned without taking
any action in the Coman CSSS> District-Attorney
.dartinc should not neglect to look after those of
his own household.
Mr. Bnysid's worst fault is not the wretched
carelessness or incompotonco of his conduct.
Worse than that bf fat ls tho willingness winch
ho bett ays lo holly and coerce a wenk neighbor,
even in a case where it ls questionable what strict
justice denian.ls, though he temporizes and delays
beyond -ll sndarsaisa, ami is willing to eosspt any
Bsevas ot pretest fer loos of Hmo. sod is so trraae
Into ami so mild of BpSSCb that unhody e -.pei .s t o
get auyttiing donn In dealing Ol th a strong Poorer.
Tins contrast. If OBJ S00B rsSBOVSd by a change in
Mr. Hayards conduct, will prove to tlie I'm ted
States a lasting disgrace. Thia nation is strong,
bot its people have not the spirit of old-fanhinned
Soul h.-rn plantation braggarts, fond ot talking
fight, bat not fond af Boasting OB equal terms any
_iit.monist ol c'|n,il loree. I h.it is hy no means the
smit in Whloh the respectable people ot thin
country want lo tree! any international question,
They desi IS a courteous hit timi <L fence ot thc
rights of tina n.ilion, umi of every ono of ita
i-iii/ens; equally linn aud equally courteous,
whether ntainsta at**oa*g ar swash Power. Hut
th.it is eiactlv what Mr. Hayard seems incapable ol
comprehending, ri it re is some danger that, in hu
anxiety to cover hi* own egregious Mininer, ho maj
now go so tar as to Involve tlie country in troubli
wiin ll the -.ell-rospec'jng miinliood and comm .ri
sense of its people, il properly represented iu iti
adniiiiiatrittioi., would Barely have avoided.
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Iud the stones of William |{. Grace and Wilban
M. 1 vin* halon the Orand Jury agree entirely f
lines Nqniie ever rslsotin tbSSS troubloti| tim*1
upon those lines, which hs wmto BOOM years ago!
ls 44.ll ti,nt fruin mir '. ninslinl .l.iys,
i hal . .nonii i nun- ,ir-, h.
Osma aaa] Brew a draught ta Boat
. rn .lr. k* ur jhim iu |i.i.u
It will require n pretty copious iraoght, thoiii.li
to drown tie pteasol pam tliar Squire i
uudcrgoiiiL', and probably -.till nure liberal suppln
nf the same pan.nea will be needed lu tho nea
flltllle.
? ?
The Horld in tho course of MOBS inercilei
strictures Bpoo Mr. Hayards blundering diplomat"
remarks that h.) ?' ia apt to go oil at halt coi ki an
to make disappointment ajeiHi.ii.il matter." Tb
is ive sar* re. Half tua limo hr does not go oil ti
Bli. His inaction respect int* the fisheries outragea
ls na phenomenal as his precipitate haste in backing
UP Consul lingham.
a
If yon take IvitiVs own torsion of bis conferences
with Thompson and Flynn, he wee a sneak. If yon
take the riew of the Grand Jury and of honorable
citizens generally, he was a confederate with
criminals.
PERSONAL.
Edwin Boo th ana Lawrenee Barratt are rtitttag Mr.
and Mrs. Maphall Field, of Chicago, st their summar
home, Beverly Karma, Mass.
The nsw house which Mr. John E. Thayer la building;
In Laneaater, Mass., Is golnu to cut that happy nm
iy i".i.,.i.ni or more. The material ls to bs freestone.
Madame Albon), whose gloriously rich snd thrilling;
roloe all old opors-loven recall with a slut) of yasmin-*,
now weighs almost *100 poundi, li very Urns r-ut Jolly,
wears r lasses, and hal an Immarna appetite. **ha ainga
for charity sometimes ami preserves all the levity of
her remartcsiile style, though the tonea tUomselvca have
lost their fre-.liii.-ii
Robert Browning sayi that Alma Murray, the lady
who lately took on the stsga the part of Heulrice Cenci,
ls s "poetic ii- tr.-*s without a rival."
* When Ben Hill, Jr.,enmc here list year as a candidate
for the United States Distrlot-Attorimyshlp of Nirthern
OeoMla." says a Washington writer in The Philadelphia
Record, " be called on Senator Joe Brown, of Georgia,
and asked him for his support. Thereupon lt la recorded
th.it ' ole Joe' assumed his Judloial attitude, aoftly
Curasao.! one band with tho other, ste..kel bis l?ng white
beard, .trow its twoliugeat white hairs through his
knotty lingers and said: ' Well, now, Mr. mil. to be
frank with you, and I alwayajlke to bo frank witb gen?
tlemen, I think the Hill family has had its anare of the
Georgia offices. Your father waa a United Stat** Sena?
tor, you have hoon Solicitor-General of the Atlanta
Circuit for seven years, you're got your brother Into
that, and now you want tho Dlstrict-Attorneyshlp at
??(l.ooo a yoar. 1 would not feel Instilled In aiding you,
!or I think your family has nat all lt deserves from the
State let Giorgia.' Nuvetliele**, Hill was appoluted
District-Attorney for the Northern I)l*tr!ct?t Georgia.
Now thors is a vacancy In the Dla rici Jud'eship of
this same Northern District, and Joe Brown's brother
Jun Isa .iiii.lH.it.- 'or lt. Bea Hill, lr., bas been hare
tbls week to see that another mau gets ll He said tho
other day that 1:0 bad .some tdea nf going to oee 'Ole
Joe ' and aaylim to bim: 'To be perfectly frank with
you, Peiiator, and I always like to be frank with gentle?
men, I tamk tho Brown family has had Its si)are of the
Georgia niliees. You have been (.overoor and are
United States -ta ii a tor; your brother Jias neon a St.ito
judie; your son ls a manager ot Ihe -""tate railroad, and
the rest of your family are equally well provided for. I
-.?ubi not feel instilled tn supporting vour brotner
Jlir for the district Judgeship, for I think the Brown
'sadly has had ail it deserves from tbe State ot
Georgia.'" __________________
THE TALK OF TOE DAY.
A Coney Island rallros i'a hist quarterly report shows
a notable deficit. This would not have been the ouse
if rh ? Coney Island managers had bethoiigiil themselves
in time and provided that resort with sn able-bodied sea
serpent It is not yet too lalo to retrieve this mistake lt
prompt mess'ires are talion. In thia ago of push and
progress no well-regulated seaside resort should ho
without Its sea-serpent unless lt wishes lo invito poverty
a.id coiitmiijit.
If Mr. Bayard handles the Cutting case tong enough
ho limy cut lils eye-teeth In International diplomacy.
?Pshaw! whv didn't the fool hold tbat halli It was an
easy oin*." Til isl ls Hh.it ii IMOlator on the gran 1 st I'.d
>- .1 I fl ln-11 the ditcher PjtSSBQ ll " Illili toll! " coilllll-.' Iliftlt
Into his hull.ls lu a lew minute* more an sesjr one
eiime Into the stand lu the vicinity of tho Minne ipectator,
ami he lumped over thro.' men. und lost oil ins li.it Irving
to get oil! of tts way. 'I hi.t's the wai' with son..- folks.
They g-t wrath* when other lolks fail to do what tier
themselves oouldn't do lu tlfieon rears* practlet.?
;Hartford Boat.
8.um psnpie WOOdsf how lt ls that the ga'lant Colonel
Ii- ramil !' is rha BO iraire io a*sr*SSl so mn ny " rascals."
Tin y should remember thal tho CMeaaJ haa got ins hand
Ul by lunn I.ur Mi.it aron rSBOSl, taS Wi!, tor lo, these
ninny veers past, reserved seats iii) couts extra.
At a recent wedding in Orinnrll. ta., tho croom w.-.s a
native ot Haili, .**'. Y., the hrh le of Hath, N. 11., an I "ho
I'latlnr, clerayman ol Bath, Me Thar mada a pretty
clean ll.mg of thal wedding. ?l-prinufleld Union.
Its esteemed eontoirir Dairies ars nuking Sgrosftgasl
of fun af Ihe Potion llrrnM, sessnao lt his ainminc .- I Ita
discovery of tho old Now-I-'tiglaiid I'riinnr. A copy of
tho sall Primer may bo found in nearly every Yankee
family In New- England.
Beepooad interview with tho Japanese Minister of
Minn*, (iener.il .-*aigo, who ls In this reentry to make a
lour of our navy yards, >.n the eve of his departure for
hoine.
Interviewer?General, you have seen our navy yards.
What do you think of them I
Uenenil?Oh, y?s, yo*. I havo to soe of tho yards; yet
Still of Hie n:ivy', I* lt where I
Interview -r sen ls for Interpreter to Identify the rojily
lit ll '? ' ,i i.e. ill - , ?'. ilShlllglol) ('uno.
Nebraska hsi a country editor, named O'Brien, who
" knocke I out" two rival editors io succession the other
afternoon. Tho first of bis assailants was armed with a
pistol and the second with a cowhide, lint the valiant
o'ltrien iieli.-d both of them with Ins bare flus. Now hil
nsijriii.ors want to send him to Congress as a colleague
or the puiriiistic Lairds
The chicago Rambler tells ua that the Hon. Frank
Lawler has returned from Washington to the scene of lils
Al'lsrrn mic trniiiijilis in Chicago. "Mr. Lawler," tt says,
" nmy im found st his saloon any pleasant day, or un?
pleasant i": in>r tor that matter, and a keener han I at
minni: drinks never handled a strainer, willoh proves
theeleta of Mr. Bawler's Manda thal he was bom to
occupy n position ai tha her. Mr. Lewises alBaoaaaa is
exhibited nowadays only in tho torse ej>o?ch: 'Wall
gin)*, wnt'll lt bel' "
A Cleveland piper which rejoices In horrible woodcuts
prints aa alleged portrait Of Utz John Porter, au1 puts
over lt, "A Wronged Man." This ls tn effect aaknowl*
angina, a tthsl and admitting tho true character ot such
wood cuts all la three words.
Boston drmk !) per c?nt moro water tn July than In
th? corie*).on linir month lest your. J. Ls oV,oliaaiploa,
bas left us. ?[Boston lloiord.
Anarchist 1-leiden bas said: "There are preni.r itions
of dancer." Had Squire and Flynn pondered en thia
t .ere would not havo beeu so um. li anarchy in tuon
ranks to-day.
BAYARD'S DISORDERED DR KA MS.
Prom Thr Syraeute Standard.
Once more Mr. it.nine has no ina to the front, ac?
cording: to our ver,icloas friends the onemy. and ho
1s al this minute fomentlBg troaola In Mexico lu order to
ambarreaa Ooaralery liav.ud and the DeaMoratJa Admin
istiiitioii : Not uittl N*ii|ioleon was in Ills collin at st
Helena with lusheart em ont of his body did M.a f'ligl'eli
t casu rn treinlile WbBB they went to ned nt Bight lest the
Corsican 0STS should liivude their lltrl ? island '.elora
itioinlng lti.!i.i|iiirieilid uot Invade Oreut Britain, unr.iild
he lo .nm half tlie aboard an 1 iiuj>.>s*lhle thing* thal the
Johnny Buds aMtiinited to Bim. Ho voa a wanderin!
ni ni, but nothing moro ; he nail no superhuman powers.
Mr. Blame, too, ls a croat man, hut he ls n >t -_'lving
points to the Mexioan (lovernirent In order to woiry
Boomery Bayard, lu tact, it does uol seem to he
necessary.
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BBirEVOLEBCR A I* PK I" of AT ED.
i*V.n/i /?'.*? Ario 1'. rh NT.ir.
Tin: TirniiM. ileserifs wiirin i-n-n .ii*-i,.| it!..*i tat the
energy and eucce,t willi which lt bas pushed tis '? j-'resh
Alr lund."
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MR, VITAS MmDIRBCTS his glffKROT.
From T\e loiionOOsXtl Journal.
If the PmtiaMWMJaoerai would devote a little er ats
time to herterlng the j.ostil iervlr? as now orippled hy
ii.- aseaaaton of thousands of incompetent men, instead
of t rrinir to force the s|>i?cl.?l-ileliveryl!ie.iry!nto pr lettes,
a Inuir-aiitferlnir puhlie will lm very Rvatefat. . . Not
to be ju.if.ine, ibo j.o.ital service lu this locality is sim?
ply infernal.
o
I'll.VCI*. HATH RBR vhtorh-.s.
>v0ia Tht Hilton IDratd.
It ls far better io aonq ier Alene ? nv our iden and en*
larprlM ihsu by the ans and force uf war.
CLEVELARD OVERTAX IRQ I,*?MO\T*d LOYALTY.
tr in rh. riieau; Inter-'lrran.
ColonM Dan l.ainoi.t ls all richi In Hying to explain
th.*.' 'he President laid Ihe exact truth to Mr. Croflut, of
Ihe Washington Pest, an.l thal Collector llrldt-n hal nol
resir.ie i. nor Mun i in-en apjioinied, until a day af,er
tlie conversation. Bit such a statement reminds on* of
old Colonel Chappel, who waa aoiusKime I to tell Urie
stories amt a'wnys cad upon his f mt li rm
colored servsnt Bill to provo them. At
on., time be mid lu a irowd about sbootlni:
a deer ihroiivh fie bead and hind fool with a single bul?
let, uni inroad la Bill to prove it. Bill waa etjn il to 'he
e. aaa lon, ml remaned, " |) ,t was J?s' so, gentlemen! ;
de buck wus las' seratctnng his bend wlil his bind foot
whee ile (.lionel shot." After ibe company bad cone
Bill remarked, conhiiontlally, "I.jiiik baan, Msssor
Colonel, if you spec's me co sw'*r to jronr si. ries I
wants von to fetch de BtBta a l*etl,. nearer togerttler dan
de hind fool and de SOM." Hie deer-shooting, by all
odds, ls the most likely of the two BtBtieS, itltlniilgh
Colonel Lamont's storr l? vr.uci:ett for uni gloried lu
by tue saintly Stic- York l.vnimj resit
THK LESSOR OK OKAY'S DI I'ALCAIIO.Y
Ei um Ihe Ihiit n Herald.
lt would not be amass If lins I*.I to a en mg" I') tlie
nunn.-ntl systems oi ta BBB Billi OarpsrSllBBB Af tho
I" .--e.! i iiiiii* t ii ? examination of the treasurer's accounts
ny the directors of oue af thesecouip.tu.e* is faicn-al la
lin* extieme, alni lt is nilly by Becldapt that br.'sches of
tiu*t are discovered. I'm, ms'.hod shnil'd bo
in lasaratad of annas the booka an*! papen
of ibo treasurer examined ts ..(inn as once a year ny au
expert ucciiuntsut. In Bestead it is ihaeeetem le hava
the flneaaial affairs Brail eoiu|>anies eiimiiird ono* Iii
IWBlVS iiiontlis ny wlist are termed BOOTS BBaBBBtBBIfl
- -men hui.lins a saaii-j.'iblir pusttloa. Bud lisi.le to lexal
punlsbii.nm ir they tasha l?l?e BteBoB Inls. SlMh BB In
rnstlCBtlBB it-Heels iii nu Val upon tba In
tenuity of the treasurers or SaaSSUI .dlli-eis, for
If iio y are m ail leas?ta hos aa! aa i set arete,
they ujiilil welcome a IBoreesS .mn i il invaatus'lou
of ih. ir atiiiirs. Bal the egast et saab as liBBeritel ex
a-...nail.ui w,mi.i ii-tu rise lu tbs min ????? i' " * ?..es a
de. ree or ciedll in the money market ihef Bl I uot likely
to have fol some little tune to coule. So fir us Ihe 'oa'i
iii tr institutions ur* om*.-erne I, li wou.d be very lunuii to
llieir adv*nlaua ia have, hy realBBi Sirmi.il, son.*
svsiei.. hy tv ni - h Mar could b? made aw ..rs nf (tm
a.,..mill ... ilia i mes alvan by varnma in-uvi.mali aud
Oiirj..nation* which lb") ooUdVtlWiy l-e. 1.
BIG SLOOPS IN, WAIWAINT.
,'ROWDS COMPAEr; Tilt* KACERV MKKITS,
. BLIOnT ACCIDKMT TO TBS OALATEA-AI.L THH
TACaTs to nf* is Tim watcb to-day.
Thc four big Bloops wero all out of water yes
sr.lay and those wbo wished to study tna lines of the
aneri bad tbe opportunity of doing io. Tbs pnoslpsi
Unction waa st ths foot of Market-at,. wbera tbs
'urltan and Priscilla wore bo'h on ths sectional drr
ock. When tbe Priscilla waa taken up about ll o'clock
ver 1,000 people were present. Ii waa evident IDs! ne
tatter whleb of tbe sloops mar be ths faateet the Pris
Ills la Ihe favorite of New-yorkers. There was a good
banca lo compare theltneiof tho Iron sloop with those art
hs Puritan, which wss near by. Tba superiority of tba
toston iloop'i model could not be denied, bat every oas
sd s word of preiss for ths Priscilla.
As loon si the Pi laen.a was out of water the work of
leaning and pot-leading; her bottora waa begun. Haa
rill ba put lalo tbe watar to-day. The coat of p?t-laa4
m ber bottom which ans rsoeived Jual belora going oe
be cruise of Ihe New-York Yacht Cul) wai found to be
ii good condition sud polublns il ths priuclpal thief
hat the sloop needs. Tbs pura white af tha Puritan
isd almost entirely disappeared yeaterdsy. J. Malcolm
'orbei, the owner of the sloop, wis at the pier part of
bo time keeling a watchful eye on the work of prepar?
ion. The crowd of visitors divided their attention
letween the Prlaoilla aud the Puritan, snd ss they ro
aembered bow gallantly tho Heston sloop bad defended
he cup last year they half forgave her for nelng fa*'sr
hsu tho Priscilla. Tho ditferenee between tbe Priscilla
mt of water thu yeer and tba Priscilla ont of water las!
ear li marked even to the moil Inexperienced eye. Ths
akiug stern-post and cutaway fors-fool aad to her
peedy looks If they do not make her aail falter. To ona
roiling the linage or paiiluK aling s.mil. st. the uti
para of the two big sloop, appeared prominent
.nd graceful, and they seemed to be nioguatis
mles which drew every one toward them.
The Puritan will go Into tbe water to-day at blub tils
.lid the Ai.antic sud Mayflower will bo put overboard at
be same time. The persistent leak with which the Als
antic bat boen afflicted ever since she wai launched has,
t ls thought, been .>fl>ct nally remedied. When Kt war;
largess mo lolled the Mayflower be said : "1She will ml
ie as pretty ss the Puritan, but sne will go falter." Ii
rai the only mistake In renard to yachta th .1
Ir. Iiurgeaa ever male. The linea of tbe
ifayftower ure more beautiful than thats
if any of the big yachta that have been out of water
his week. Never bad a yacnt more formidable riv iii
xlilhlled, aul ihe Mayllower has stood the test. It is a
lusty and long trip to Courts'., Brooklyn, where tie
dayflower ls out of waler. After leaving the street?
ers the way Iles down bu unpaved street amid dilapl*
lated shanties, goats and straudod and .tecayln? boats.
lui many men, women and children made tbe lourney
?esterday to sae the thing of beauly at the end of ti.e
treeL Her coat of pot-lead destroyed In aome manure
he general effect, but lt t.roiif ht out her tine linea.
The Galatea left ber anchorage off Lay Ktdge yester
lay al l'-iUO o'clock and want for a aall down tbe bay.
I'he tide had Jun begun to ebi* and B light breeze waa
)lowiug from the aoutb. Tue culler had up her main
ian, forest ir-.ul, jib and iprit-tonsall. She moved grace
illly sud swiftly through the water, leavings wake that
vas acarely perceptible. She made a long leg over to?
ward the Staten Island shore, and then caine about
md Hood for tbe Narrows. Tbe (.slates appeared aBBst
n stays, ami as far ai aaajld he jud.el in tue light wind
tppasrsS stifler than the Genesta. The sail wai mere.y
'or I.lenten mt Menu to look over the battlefield and
tSa_liarlsa himself ani his sailing-maater with the
rourse. Tho Galatea w^nt beating down the Kala Ship
Channel to Hu.y No. sUj. ou the Southwell Spit. Thea
ihe stood out by Ihe p i, ni of the lin .ll uni lu ade for
lin ??andy Hook lightship. About 3 o'clock the cut?
er came back l.y (be point of the Rsefe
viii ber worklnsr topsail set, havinir broken ths
inri' of her other toji-all soon after rn vim outside, lt
?vis nb.mt li o'clock when thc Calatta ur..|ip?d anchor
md furled ber ?.v:s .it Pay linlge. The Oa'ates will
nake fri ipieut trips dowu the bav so tint when tha
uteriiati'iu ii rasas saan od tue areaad win not bs
ic vt to r bose who sall her. A pilot waa ou board yestor
lay and one will prouanly bo employed as loug aa tho
uitter is here.
To-morrow the first of the trial racea takes place over
he New-York Yacht Clim's inside tours*. Tn- c.nun it?
s'- ou tue raeea have "po moili'tad Che Banna Mal
r'lrnn'a Kn.di and tbe Ka ie Booh Shoals aro
ian.. I and tho ihailower Boats cannot slea! a inarch ou
ne deeper ones bp going "cross 1. .ts." Tim bbbm moii
.cit!.1:1 of the inside BOM-IS will probably ne author /.-? t
'or the first of Hie international rases, uni thia wnl ne a
natter of courtesy and Justice to Ihe deep-keei.-d Eau'
Ish visitor. Kvery effort ls being mule fo set th<- .le?
anne In trim for lum weather ml the lns.de oonr*-.
'Joe" Ellsworth knows better probably than any oth t
inn ail the couflicilng currents of the ibay and jun
where he w nil i be likely to net tiie most favorable slats
if wind. Ile will sail the Atlantic to-ui ri o v and lt wij
not be surprising if sh* wins the race. A well-lnforasl
I,i. li's ii.a n said yesterday: "lbs A'.hi.tio people exjioS
io aret 'ii-. Hist race. 'I ney du not hojie to g -t aitb*rlf
h* others but rhey will try bard for the inside rac**
rue relative merits of the yachts will really bo teste/ey
ne races sailed outside the Book, and If iheto ls en - in
vint really lo in tko a race few doubt- taut the Mav
lower will be the ctioe?n boat. Tnat tlie
npraaiaep lins between ber and the Puritan
vas amply proved st tbe ra*.- on the New-York Yachi'B
.lut.'s cr.ilse.
4 ?eating of the Ansertea'a Cui> Commttee of fie
taw* York Y'aebt Club wa* held yesterday in the o'lica
.f ex-Coinno lore J ames l>. Sinitli, So. 'i.i ll rna. I-ir. Nil
ithsr business was done than to Increase the tim ? fr ia
be preparatory lunal to the signal for the alar tnim
Ive ?teales as heretofore a ivsrtleod, to ten mluu*.**, ,i
lie Ballina directions for ti. trial races, lbs t.-,t of
vnlch win take place -satur lay.
For the irlal race ot.-i-tim iisito course to-mor .?w a
loud view ot the start may ba hid hy taking nie early
io.it for Coney Isla id by the Iron steamboat route. Tne
...nit Hrani*li boat/leaving Pl r No. I Norm Liver at 10
L BL, should be close aeoSfh tt) the yachts, fr.un -*i it- i
slaint to -andy Hook, to be convariiefit for -:.; i ... i ?-.
md on th.* afternoon lr.p should -'iv- a BOO 1 View of the
acersou Ihe return from the Ita-tshlp,
THE PggBIDBBTt LOOK AT is'ousa.
PbsMpbot Uoutt, N. Y.,Auf. 10.?Hm Pitts
deni captured a six-pound BSlBBBS trout to-tay. md tba
adiei got badly suuburned. The whole party vt it over
o tloyie Pond for a day's tls'iin.', ae.-omjianie.l y sSlg.
mrs Lsatsaed Msrg ia, two trends of Ur. Wart. Tl a
'resident and Mrs. folsom trolled on oue j?art of tba
)ond, under the guidance of "Dave" Cronk, who for
tiree ye irs ha* snide.1 Mr. Cl'-velaud tu these wools.
dra. Cleveland and Ur. Har I were rowed to another .. ?
lollly by the guide, Wesley Woods. Wnen the pa.tv
lame together for lunch a splendid eaimuu lay bet: le
he Pi esl Ina's p..le. Ip.n a,leen tSMS COI ll, spic \ I
ni the grass, was ? lunch of bard-.mile 1 eu*, and Mad*
suc'ies. Around ll the fishermen gathered, seined apo i
he kround, and disposed of their .r.i -.il n.eal. The l i
;ul.les busied thomee.voa over a il-o making co a
ind grldiilc-cakes. Tlie afternoon waa spent Ja
m. lng un Tarlta Pond, which ls aeparaud
rom Hoyle Pond hy a mere striji of land.
Che Pre*ldent and Mr*. Pul,oin caught three sps.-kV.
rout, weinhiiig three and a li cf j.minds, nails Mr*,
.lleveland and the Do.''or In ed a SSBBtf, * pound and
i half lu weight. The distance between llofla Pond i 1
teranna Lake li a tulle, bttl the Lilies Irslstel upi*
s.ilkinn over lt with tbe r-sr of the party
The Pren lent will on 'donia/ ucx: opSB hf tc'.'
traph th* Kxbihilloii lu iiiieii .ho Mluueapllia aud*)*.
reel people are interested.
BUMMER DAYS IS THE OATBKILIB,
Hdtki. Kaatebskill, An-*. 19.?Mrs. Atfttf
delmont an.l Uer trionds ant rotnttvaa asrirad a; tue
faalBIBBIII H..use on Tuesday. She took a line snite ot
lix rooms for tne rematiider of the *e ison,
johu ii. Dos liaises, of tnw-Torh, baa arr.vcdut las
CsstarskUL
Mayor (.race, nf New-York, ls expected att'? Kaateri
(ill ? >on.
Cs H. M.nint and family, of lallSSSIaMnaaBBS III A if*
'rom tue Western Catiknii to remain lor ibo MM of lie
ic.isoii at the KaaterskilL
ThBTS IS now au entertainment, in Knaterikll il lt
uikhily. lietween ines-j and ihe tl ie evening prtP
i.T.i nines of stair* OrsSsatrs ts the parter or ipaMoaa
ro'.an 11, ttio gu*st? of-en lind u SIManll to SOOOM ; ant
(bere sre good audiences tn bath places.
Mrs. Millie Ksm>uf gave apteSBasl musical and literary
erit.r.ainiiient on tuesday, assisted bvtne M.*s*s i ?
ion m.I (lemke Wilson This evening I lr.ice UlllISS Sive
li . i ai ? read.ogs sud recitations. J rl.lay e?ru:n, vf ..l
he devoid to tl.- Arcadian mala ipili ie"e.
Henry M..nett, of ti.e West Mu.ie ILu-?ay, sesnt Sna*
I ,y nun .M,s. .linnell and their aSttSSBS SMMt sie.er,
Mrs. Mou'-ypeuii,. al die Ka.ierikii.
l ulm,el D. S. l.a'iioiii li ex pee lcd St tho Trouper
House.
Hie sacred conceits, both at th" Cram', and Kaatere
klll, are highly spprsSMtsU af ti.e gees.s.
OAMOB BASOrBOATBBi IB AMBBtOA,
DKNTtn, VA., Aha IS. ? t'aiion Ha-.'i,
apirltu.il aoviser lo tho I'ueeu tu Irelsut, arrived bete
last ulkht. Hts visit to Aiuor.oa ll for lbs purp.se of
aec-irlng money for the beuitl.isilea of the will o' "tob?
en Niiiu.-ul Moore, who died lu New Mexico lest Marva
Birnam*! "f prssani veined et SI.'mi.ooh taaaaoH
?,i.irii:il.-|.ll,?.it.lS...O lull.111.lu.is lu 1.....* ? 1 SUd
lie.an 1.
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SYMPATHY FOB E. h. MOKOAN,
NnWFOKT, K.l.. Atf. 19 \8atjsAtmR*-Htndttsli
of lattaia and BBtSgmaM of ayojpsthy have been re
ct ivi)U hero to-day for IC. D. Morgan, whole youag wife
died ao suddenly laal evemug. the funeral will take
p,.ice from the home of BSt husband in tattSTSB ?""? i
on r-aiuiday moiuluf. and ti.e body will be ta*?i* ta
Nan "mik tu a sj-e.-ial train luimellatfl) altar Igf
servtcos Mr. Marsau ? ul be a*ooiup*i.i*d t'T ?'"....
lelalives and fileu.ia Pp to L.-UlkM uo -ord I**?'.'"'
reeaivsd norn Ue aereala of me aasaaead asar* "_?
ure u?Te:!.,g In Europe snd evi.leully are yel .u ignor?
ance uf ibo news.
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PBILOSOPBt RY THU SEA.
?Uti ky Pam, At* 19 \m%tm*m**-Tw* ***.
uer-chool of cnnsiiao Philosophy ksld iu tnil
me, tuns ie-ee|f< noHMSt Ws.ch wai In ***_?** Vf
.i.-v.iiioii.vi SSSSMMt >?ere coniucied by Ihe i.e .
Ooor-* D. Armsiri.B*{. ol Norfolk. Va. Tba resiuar pw