New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
mits us to live with something less Of struggle ard
cndaavorf

The weather-wse man ut Hudnuts reports that
| the passing month Of May has been on an average
about ten degrees Of the Thermometer cooler than
for the same period last year; and be argues from
previous experience that tue coming June vii be
hotter than that Of last year. So We are to assume
and prepare for a hot Summer. Let Che moroso and
nervous anticipate disease in every epidemic form
If they will prefer 10 congratulate Metro
potan readers their increased facilities for get
ting away from the heat and reaching the sea- h)re
this Summer. After all, why are not the builders
Of railways to Coney Island. and piers at Brighton
and Long Branch, and projectors of lawns and baths
al Manhattan Beach the true sanitary officers Of The
city I Those Of the places named are certainly
undertaking great schemes for the comfort and the
GOODNESS of our mutitudes this Summer. 1T is
going to be a hot Summer said Andrew X. Culver
OF the Brooklyn and COney Island Road, to Caole. "a
few days ago. He referred to the anticipated rivalry
OF the railways Coney Island and he was right too
in speaking in this sense. The season will be the
most active ever known there. Increased accom-
modations route. greater attractions at the Shore
cheaper and better food, and absurdly cheap rates
Of fare by steamer and railway viii make this re-
sort within reach in time and purse of every one.
Combination and Communication tickets will make it
possible for persons far distant IA New-Haven.
Conn.,. and beyond jerseys western limits to reach
this shore and return the day at a cost of 80
cents for fare each way. Hourly ferries will ply
by several routes, not only between all parts of
New-York by both rivers as heretofore bat also be-
| tween jersey City and Newark. Doubletrack
roads have been built where only single ones here
tofore existed and three more roads and two addi
! tional steamboat routes are to be opened Ger
ainly the prospect for cheap air. healthy food and
inyigorating baths is one to rejoice over.
Cono4or Mcpbar,o,, of No,, Tarsor, ,y;II boxa n
be disciplined by the Democratic caucus. In the
debate in the Senate the other day on the bill re-
lating TO the transportation Of animals in which
the Senator is deeply interested Mr. Beck, of Ken
lucky, having raised an objection 10 the bill on
the ground that il infringed the Constitution by
taking the subject of transportation between the
States out of the State laws and placing 1t under
Federal authority, Mr.. Mcpherson responded:
"Sr. there are more constitutions than one 10 be
considered in this matter. There is the constitution
of the animal and the constitution of the consumer
who eats the beef also to be considered" And no.
rebuked him. Yet when Mr. Seward said there
"a higher law" than the Constitution Of the
United States, tho entire Democratic party Of this
country broke out in cold sweat and called him
all sorts Of horrd names the very softest
of which was "traitor," and said if
he was net Immediately put down, they
would break mp the Union. But the Demo-
cratic Senator from New-JerSey distinctly sets
ND the constitution of the OK and The constitution
Of the consumer Of the OK as entitled TO more con-
sderation than the Constitution Of the United
States. Why, Senator EaJon has frequently jumped
on people for saying less irreyerent things than
that about the Constitution. And be listened to ut
without protest. What are we coming tot
Up in West Randolph, Vt. is Chadwick family
which believes itself to be descended from Sir
Andrew Chadwick aud thus entitled to an I'M
mense fortune The legend IS thrilling, but indei-
mite Sir Andrew. years ago, though the number Of
years is not stated. saved the life OF the Qaeen
thoughthe OF the Queen not given, her horses
havngrun away with her in some place where
there was precipce, over which Her Majesty would
infallibly have COMO, 10 tho fracture OF all the
royal bones, if Sir Andrew had not stopped the
rushing steeds The West Randolph Chadwicks
have raised the large Of $1,000, and propose 70
take measures 20 recover the money, which Is de-
posted in some bank the directors Of which. 1t Is
claimed, brlbed lawyer sent over some time ago
to look up the case. All Of which is very pretty for
story. but not quite solid enough to sustain an
action When the Chadwicks get the money we
hope they viii enjoy it.