New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02
TONY rALG-ABoUT PERSONS AND THINGS.

| PERSONAL. POLITICAL AND THEATRICAL.
DANGEROUS HASTE BUSINESS Tho story OF the sue
cessfu Of the sneak-hief Charles ogers (aas
Pine" No. 1.96z Rogues' Gallery contains some hints
the dangers attending the American habit OF doing
business in great hurry the constant rush OF
the American system which makes It possible for even
the expert OF rascas to perform such miracles OF
robbery the stealing Of coupons from under the nose
of the who clipping them the carrying on OF
package of 100000 from SAFE dspost vault In Open
day In London and Paris IL would not be possible uncer
their guarded and careful manner Of doing banking bust
ness. for strangers Ike this operator and his several
pals to get vault containing valuables or to
oac for of conversation clerk In charge
OF funds The Informally with which business Is uans
acted in Wall street is Of the things which as once
impress themselves upon the mind of foreigner or one
| who 10 familiar with foreign customs.
| MIX. DADY's TRBULATIos Michael j. Dady.. tbe
Supervisor of Federal Buildings, has ltsly been at
Washington to the President and, it Is said report to
him on the chances Of harmony in the State But in
Brooklyn it understood and Is town-talk that he went
in consequence Of the alarming exposures before tho
Hill Investigating Committee. Such revelations are
calculated to make Supervisor Of Public Buildings
rather cautious in his official Particularly IN
district where large Federal buildings are ordered and
big contracts are being contenied for And more es-
pecaly when OF the principal persons engaged In
exposing corruption in constructing Federal buildings
nom that district aud has blood In his eye
| HAvERnY WITH HAvERLr LEFT OUT.-rhe conclusion
of the business of settling up Mr. Hayerys theatrical
affairs determines that there is to be version OF
Hamlet with Hanlet left entirely and Enthusiastically
out His old theatres continue be under Hayerys
but Haverly runs none or them. while II Is not ut
all certain under the peculiar settlement hat they may
not run Haveriy deeper in debt
IxsonrANr COURT DECsDSs.-Two Late court
decisions mnch talk among lawyers. The Court
"A s.t,,.
having pubisnedthat only citizens Of the United
States can practise law There many lawyers in this
city whom this decision would dsbar II the facts
inquired into; and OF them "iie awake % nights"
for tear somebody will raise the point Tho other de-
csion by tie General Term Judges Davis Brady aud
DanIcls) in the longpending OHara viii While
maintaining the legality OF secret trusts TO be carried out
&C tie pleasure of executors OF will the decision Is adj
grounds Of public policy to permitting tesla
tor to ndirecti that which the statute forbids he
shall do Directly" The judges sustain decision ola
lower court which tis trust should not
be- set asde but facilitated the carrying of appeal TO
the highest court by placing the costs Of all parties
the estate The Court OF Appeals has before had
this question before it, and until IL rendered de-
csOn those making or contemplating making, their
wills might well pause. Miss 0Hara, one of the con-
the Will which left her destitute after years
spent weak old woman In order that rich
church might be further enriched. that the con-
test thus far cost her cousin, who Is wealthy, over
$4,000 And all OF it must come cut Of the estate
no matter which side wins The lawyers not there
fore, likely 10 suffer- whatever becomes Of the
testants
BRooKLyS's LATEST RAPID TRANSIT scuBMB Brook
lyn has still another scheme of rapid transit. The rouo
runs parallel Fulton-s half the distance side
and half the opposite side, and only one block re.
moved from It. we-in'ormed Brooklyn ci.izcns say
that the cheapest and least Objectionable yet
suggested and will avoid autsgonizing Fulton-st bust
ness men and propeity-owners.
A sANGUNE Observation-Disclosures Campbell the
dramatst Is about equally energetic and visionary.
Tina. say his schemes would be very visionary did
not his energy carry them successfully He list
hfeen-iolars- week editorship Pittsburg papera
few years ago to Now.York for the purpose Of
supplying the stage with purely original American
plays. Hs nearly starved in tho PROCESS,
but he has supplied 1t with several which
have brought fame and fortune TO actors
well as himself Last year when every manager
was securing Paris and London for worse msodrama
than Campbell had besn vany throwing 40 nus feet for
years. he the bold design of supplying his
original American dramas In translated rorm 10 the
Germans And he has just returned from Berlin after
having successfully accomplished the Of producing
the Galley slave" and MY Partner" and booked"
the White slave" and "siberia" for eight months Tho
contracs for subject TO the decision OF tho
Government to the retention OF the Niiisio
element which pervades IT, And the anZuins Mt Camp
he'll has no doubt that the Germans viii overlook any
little objection which Bismarck may advance In vew Of
his arguments on the propricty of the play.