, 1879-07-29

Of A. T. stowart,. md silll handles what u
left Of 1t. jews all over llW country not only
ceased 10 visit the Grand unfon Hotel, but
ro%p xtndroT ef s, fFoa ns t
nautu Of a. r. Stewart & Go. When tite fo'lntl,,
Ct Ut TIC 1rcat dry.got",a honFc died, ls @ rstai
buafncss orctlpfel the entlrG buI!dihE, NJ nlnsn
eonpse,. erase ot s S rholesals ttads snoier
a. Chambers street aud i}roadHny. Was rcqnltoo-
jewish retailers and vhossaa[s N1 W. Gy cesse
70 to- trade rad ~ VIII ' x. I. Stewart s. Co.,-oihrTwlss
Judge Henry [Iillon,-artl nov the entlre pus!,
meas Of tlie rm, wholesale aud retail. T. cnfes.,
on In ono Of the buildings whish VIAL, WE ~ TX
ecurcc,y largo enough for snEs bLanen o. .1S ~
trade That Is how tic arrogant tnl1iefaM1ee M =.
Judge Henry Hilton has been ropa'o' 'ot 10
e'"' '"' THE GRAND ORION HOTEL
ut safatora has nlways boon adverttacd hereto.
fore M the pEoncrty OF tho Stewart estate. ~
manarrr has besu ifonry Catr, WHO has had i!il
chareo OF al the Stewart hotel property. TIA
year, however, Mt Clair appeaT's a. tns cssen e..
o,t,eg Of tsnauer Of the other hotels which be-
innrrcI to Stewart. The change Of bsse has o.!
aIpur been regarded here as bid for tho old
patronage And It nnaouotedly aocs s ,s,Ms s,nacs
il vas cappcr for Mrs. 9tcwaTt's Gft os large
snm OF money to some Of the 1araeItiah instttu'
iio,,s some tlnu a0u. Both VI these elrcunl.
a5a yafs aud d % sehed ~
at rs such. Hilton has, fn point OF 1ael, appa-
rentty backed aHny down tntu his boots. The
lesson Inns been an expcnstvo one to lilt',. nit
| Tho sentiment against bis Saratoga business was
md Is quite as strong amonu ChfstlA's thls
| wnY az arnung Iewa.
And the same Iccling Of condemnation ia now
| extended toward Carbln from all quarters. The
effect upon his Manhattan property vii Doubt
loss tc disastrous, as It ought to be. No Amer
lean likes to seu ss,oddy stalking around any.
where. And II Austin Corbns manifesto Isn't
: sc oniy @ question Of time when no viii hare to
como to hts cruel" aud I am pretty aure there
will ho good mully people Floi tn ace hin
at It outside tho race no has go Haatofty
this connection to Inform, THE Tn1nunE realese
thnt on the Fourth Of July, when tllc JcWs were
still at Manhattan, the receipts Of tint classic
institution werc s3o, ,oW. Aud ! VII VII! M uet ,t at
next, Corb.n ID In O boz, md II ynu watch
closely you will 500 him squirm before very long.
There arc one or Two
soumsALssT1o ITEMS OF 1g1KnEsr
IN New York just at present. Que Is to tile
ciyect thut John llussoll Young IA on his way
home from hIs tour around tho world With Gen.
Grant, and that when be nrrivcs he is to bo In
stalled in tho Office of managing editor Of tl1t
Hrad T. is believed ntdaN,h; Tint the Associates sx'c
tic country, has forgiven MIR. YOUNG
the EFudge, which lonK , ago kept z,,,,,t. h,n
,e M h IL tSere e no o' e e" 6g M
institution be will probably t'a made the ruler o
tho Ntruld'. editorial destiny. ar; Young Is !
! journalist of particularly wIde aud long expert
, paper men hero tl,at bis eIeyatlon to the 1nn1i
accrial chair iu the Office of Mr. Bcnnett's jour
MI would be tic best Thing t,at coul! possbll
} bcfall that napcr. Mr.. fonnE vas ortEina'!,
TIC mnnarcrship, but Dana, OF the S.'', raitet
| 5uclt howl that 1t was not deemed wlss t.
press The point. The Associated Press hatl q
old scora With Mr.. Young, and Daua too1
precious good care that it should not be forgot
ten. ,Da1a, YOU see, Is MI upright and consc4ct
, tto,ls Journalist, whose yirtue Is abnornalY tn
. 1ncnse-at intermittent periods. Joll1, Russo
!, Young Is one Of these PERIODS aird. tlle VA
Duna ':pastes !" him from tltno to time y wort
recntuponse-iu the shape OF q club. but TIL
ctitor OF the Sur. is now in Europe, and the NC
mont Is propltioua for MT. ioanE's instna4ol y
II lo Is oucc a,iixed fact 10 ttie iferasa oltice
until l.a blirsts Ills surclnele. without tile RI
motest effect. Mr; Young l'as passed thc In
d ! five or stx years Of bis life tn travelling abol
,, Tic time a salary tEat would make nn osdinar
gull1<lriycr's eyes bulge out ~ villa snlazoMeh
:. And hts work bus undoubtedly been an'pl
i worth tic rtcou,ponsc. II no dgea settle
! AtDsuaElt ng WI! Eel tA'4tY AAA = W." ~. Vs.
exercise of That brilliant and Iasng ability
= lis which lew obstacles can clieck, aud whft
no wcght.can crush. TIC Herald needs lust s1< y
man at the helm, md IL is to ba hoped ~
be will Gct there. Thc present managing cdlto
II Mr. Connery, performs lifs work vol Of
: thoroughly, but / fancy he has scarcely Il
: liberty t,.st wol1ll bo allowed Mr.. Young. Ar
therefore. It ib almost impossible Tor hn to II
: bis ttntics out Of tic more routine.
n That description Of
l. TIE rR1NCa 1HrRn1AL's FUNERAL
q at Ch,sclhurst which WIS cabled to Now Yo
n has been tho ,t1lIfno Of much comment III
speculation in Gotham. 1t WIS ut first bctieyt
y to be tho work Ut George Augusta saln, b
% that, as has since been discovered, was not Il
q correct auppositEon. 1Lo cab'cgram waa II
T. tntnly worthy Of saa's pen, mid AM glad 10
- tho first to chroulco tho abatement current be
4; that It wns written BY Albert q. Ives, former
:, - wetl known III New York journalism. Mr.. "
!" Is native Of Buffalo, mud for scycrnl years "
~ connected with tho Tribune mud 1itaes. In tt
y, city. lie. crossed tho Dcell. about i1Ye White
~ neo o. I'LL agcIt Of tic Associated Press, III
u has since runatncd in London, doing capt.
- work, frat for tiat tl,Btltuslon and later for
a Herald. 1t was he who tlrst hunted Oakley Ill
~ to earth when TINT mysterious genius made
IA memorable trip to England, Rud 'ho has ~
In old Lontiuu. llc Is Tho hlnoana Of tho Of
~ ~ daughter ot Frapk d! Carpontcr,: tho nrtl
i! Ills description OF the CAtsclbnrst ubscqufcs
II, II, celyed tic honor Of being read by Mr.. Detcl
T., e. from thu pulpit Of Plymouth Church, IN !
49, -. | uttiuu to crcuttng good dcul OF interest el
" ~ where. On tic whole, Mr.. Ives IL a "
+, fortunate, as woll as m exceptionally canao
IN young ntn1a.'' 80 '''''-- - lIlluh1AL