New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
BOSTON,.
MUNICIPAL POLITICS - RAILROADS - PER
SONAI.-AMUSEMENrS

MUNICIPAL POLITICS - RAILROADS - PER
SONAL-AMUSEMENTS.
[FRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OFTnE TRIBUNE !
BOsTON. Nov 15.-Whilc the discussion and
criticism of the project of charter revision engages
the attention Of rcformer the city politicians busy
figuring the chances of throwing Mayor Martin ont Of
Office in favor Of a regular Democratic Mayor The reSu
lar Republicans Irritated at the mugwumps having
made Democratic voters by paying poll taxes, and
threaten to stand of and let the Democratic city rings
candidate O'Brcn VINO was defeated by Mayor Martin
last year. take the coveted prize for is believed that
the ex-Republcan Democratic candidate, Alderman
Written stands very little chance Of getting the nomna-
ton away from O'Brien. Mayor Martins record rs re-
former has been unexcoptionabc, and letter of his
which has published this week shows that he de-
clncd the invitation OF the independents to preside al
Fancui Hall Cleveland rally last October on account Of
his position as Il n0n-partisan Mayor.
The New-York and New I'm gland Railroad new fast
lire between Boston and New-York, twenty miles
shorter than by any other route makes the third six
hour train between the two cities. About POO passcn
gers or 600 each way, carried daily hy all tho
routes This stroke of enterprise however the part
of the president of the New York and New Eng
land road does please that party of the stockholders
who felt themselves trcked by the midnight appointment
Of the of this road They say it is only another
step In the policy inaulmracd when the road thus
grabbed I'm the interest of the New York and
New-IIaven Railroad Company. They point ont that
the aim Of the New-York and New-Engand
to- become through freight line has hcen Knocked in the
head at the same time that local ialc has been discour
aged by an increase Of tariff aud the consequence has
been year Of unprecedented disaster In the business OF
the road MEANWHILE however good care has been taken.
they saw 10 pnt In oer and build up That rari ~ The
road which can he mnc useful AID contrbntve to- the
New York aud New Haven company the whole resources
~ tho New York and New- England having been conoen.
tlt. n.tl "a. 1 tp al hat
hc New York aud New I'm GLAND gets eighty one nles'
b,nl ~ the Ncw-Nurk and Ncw-iaven's i3H. Thesc
rrn,v,c,s n should hc understood make amount of
noise dspiuportoucd tO thpir numbers oi interest
Active and catv crts atc matlns to rnnocri ~
action rn ticket tf schoc rownlllc' Sioroscdo ~ ntst
ye's c!ltn. mde,ore,o GTa,Is ,G,ls.G irMar
,cn,lal tianela \, WMAot t'huel llo amt William H.
Harrison,
Tho Conservatory ~ Mu-ic doea not Hnt II smeoh
s',n,i, Ia o tunr ot a., hudms ,touoatl, - Jouea-
ioon Nhereon d, IN p'oosed lo e,e, concert hal, ~
Several duluWhrd nppuuruA appoaitd at s hralhs of
lhr tllS ,nnn,u ,omm',"H lo lwu. ,en' ,he ~ 90. &
tunseN atoil ~ real csato nom taxation,
The death o the Rev Charles r. Rarnard has removed
Of the dstne euishei phihthr"psls OF lios'on. ot
Sn ola o'49 family , he was sl1,,n'te at nary"f1 M
man clarke lie soon lonhd hi' special and c"ngcnlsi
ions the now great Young Mems christian Union, aud
originated the American Social science Association His
worthy monument In this city is the Public Garcn, IN
the rst ginning OF which he invested his own FUNDS
The chrysanhemum show of the Horticultural society
has been The social event OF the week IL Is called thc
finest collection ever made In this country.
court decision OF interest landholdcrs ON the Back
Bay confirms the right TO erect private stables ON Com
monweahave. lots, Notwithstanding the earliest Stpu-
lations OF the deeds made by the State to purchasers
there.
The new operetta Falka" has scored immediate
tha KiinnI Ihea
coming season OF Edwin Booth at the Museum is to bs
distinguished by the support OF The hne stock company
theatre Mr.. Barron, the leading II 10 play
the Ghost; Clarke. the leading lady the Queen Mr.
Rober lson, the stage manager, Osre, and In tho