New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31

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81, mel, railway FREQ passes to the ticket "o"'m'".
60, l"rcr depth 10 witch they can desornd' h""'
,bsy ma, be- trusted to nndL
ph,nelandcr's alleged madness oertninY mas m'."o"
A., n a. Hamcfs had lie conducted his phrsh' "'"
onet manly inslnon; his efforts to r''"h ho' "'""''
,eat Odds have been pretty 'Hilt1L WIN inc oN''P"'n
800, Mt, use Of Weapon AGAINST ono of hs supposed
enemies; and his examination before commission Ut
inr into ni, sanity does not leave the gen"'" t'"'
Immersed with the idea that ho Is any weaker IN "'
,,1 uap thn.c NJ bis family who warned him against
ar,,rr,iny beneath himself and who call MN INSANE
ter ,itsing that crime, as they regard H.
T,r, cd army Officers discussing the news H"'"
Tonquin a. published on Wednesday HSt VIM" az
poancca In the early ltions Of the papers tn'
dos,,p,.op ~ the Chinese aect and IN me aei '''ns
Tho ann ALTON OF t'c French army ot lS.oVV ~ o
,.i.. arm, - ~ ~ 600 Owe said All modern wars
,,, with lrr vc b1tcs- oriiur TO The hst reports
reu,euilr,r SCAT the drst accounts q" h"'7 bu" ''
t, r,, nod tho -iirc wav" sid the other; = Nu""
OF me regiment from tins state that was c"t to P''' On
,,r~r % icast half Dozen times" @omet'''' get
d,,,.,. ,,.lf fhc ttory OF the three hundred VINO
persisted 90 ThcrmoP."
eer,tor pely is true Irisleau. Il' dud' 81 h''" OF
cvsrr.r ,e,e'ans record to praise that he tells ms
So. ,i,t tlc Governor would have done n certain
h,l had ever reached him Ccyclands record Is Ger
,trly lir ,d hut 70 dd not require ga Hist pI Ike
this Of Day 10 expose tho fa't
roh~ y rhccvrr who ~ tho orran''r or the Far
roaaWsv sccplcclasur and Driving Park Ass"ci'tonl7
ono ~, te most enthusiastic al, ocatc- ~ al out ofd"or
s,rs which embrace riding Ho - to be fonnd ~ every
h,nf aud sieepchaso this VICINITY and taxes part !"
races across country" when the owners arc 'h" Nv"
Jockeys but De .. seldom ON the regular race
courses lie capital rider His sister Is also Eoou
horse~ousn. aud seldom niiF'oS hunt
ono ~ the now compostors ne Commercial Adrer
Hser wutcs that TIE men now employed th'T" are VI
great fear ~ physical violence r"iu The u'n inen WI"
recently vent ont on strike and whom he represents ~
dsrsratc and a. doring tho steps ct The ne" mn 10
assault them In tina country there has never been the
siehtrst tolerance the part NJ tho pn"c OF th"+e
Norkr gmcn who attempt To intimhiat" others H"h
working such wages ~ they can get ana VIII accept
t~nt american sustain strikers who strike their own
class.
w,s talking recently with man who was n clerk.
Tor few mouths only ot one OF the police courts lh U'
Rug days lie tells m@ that It WAS not an ''"'"eh"
thing for tho police justices inlet hncs aninuntns 10
.c,l hundred dollars day have the clerk coIloct tie
,ame AVID after the departure OF the Ell DRINK
ami ,it.fdrrirs re1i' fines assrcg'ius hundred AMI
ruy to w hundred dolar~ day The" s'ns me cierR
,onl1 retain until called for" As the victim was never
told that hi- ne reunited, he never called I"r the
return o tho money he bah paid Tie justice took two
,lr,s and the elra ore third of The remainder OF
tine arrrrgate of the daily fines went to the city Won
der a any such system as this now prevails
Henry " Benedict who was at one time president OF
che old cold Board and officer ~ III" stock TX
b,so came 70 the cfcuce OF the Wall street brokers IN
a discussion IN which gpntiemnn condemned then TOT
takins withsut inquiry the orders OF bank chshcIs anu
dreeinrs such have lately cen undermining thcro
Institutions NV ohaerva alton" ho said. AMI u has *
tended through many years aud several pancs, il that
10 blame In these UafiPis.
IIovcve, much broker may u, disposed to aia rascal
IN apeeplatiug. DO must Of necessity keep M e"oi
Formation ia the street and avoid amy arrrat'noe
= it,sI.t ~ even ~ fa,ntitiug h'nt officials M wild
lamentations n he is susucrtel broker business 10
pusolrn ty tlpcd and ho moat ~ eseohrie Tie t"lt
d NOT n much with the hrutcts win th'i, catnm'ts
ths. THE ssti,naiion OF the te,ert Development oi
financial tuuruHoss va mnhi Institutions 10 "'U r"'''
tnf tr..s u.,o have he'n few outabi" 7torla"iHi h
W,urUs, tho % i4nhs nave boon driven away they
have boon -uoru tpp closely HAVING n"n"dt '''
e. ,tr, lln iuo huia aud heats have been hi"s e"h
other a.i Oh, nuroi to p'y The l"''s has "'h 'H
,,u.e ,.... d,.ouby interruptions oh,'r- u"h hanks,
thu. Undermining and running them Arc NOT many
otn.. . Iiaclv % be- ru.ucdW "No' was tn' r'pht
not ..st NOW. Many others were undetermined IA the
same vs., 100 which 10 V,. discovered HAT u"Se NW'"
fieI d t,cn bot ttey we're alarmed iu Time and have
begun ruy to rc,apcrltc and strcng hrn themselves
Tier. H. apparent anxiety the part Of the Demo
cratic ,r.r. make appear that the &c vman- ave al
FOR Cie,cftuj Campaign speakers explain t's Nv SAY
ing tI.fc g., alarm at the stand taken 10y tho German
vorl. ra-.cs aga the leadership of ~ciurz often
dorf,r .l others iuwhom thcv have hitherto trusted"
The German voIkn-Inen of bath parties are uhu~o"y
well INF lrued on the question II tine arin and tspec'V
as TO o. cfrct their wage IN this country H'uc our
Gamma go -, akcrs they tell me. often find themselves
ar..-n, mixed audlcu OF hDth parties, but united
sr1iu.t fee trade and paupcr ages. John A. Grow,
who /. an ob-,r, ant veil eloquent speaker tells
me that nud the discussion Of this inject OF The tarh
and wages tho most ntcrestius to Germans They look
carefully 10 a the economical phases Il the present con
test he slys that TUESDAY might at MaurcTs Han,
No TIA Tdrdre st right in the heart Of iIuIc Ger
MANY" ne addre,-ed sever bundled Germans who
were an COR Blaine of his position ON the tItih
question The meeting presided pFer 10y AIDE man
Tnck TITS, does look Il all the Germans we're Tor
Cleveland
Hooked in upon the confusion VII oh reisned 1T the
new B...e Of.ce "Wednesday, when the r. Laurent
landed b. first passengers under the new regulations. IL
ccrtac o,ktd dshesrt,ning Ia every body, and must
have been particularly Disgusting TO dose French actors
who have travelled all over Europe Without having to
sabult than passing glance Il their baggage to
satisfy tie customs officers that they Carried 10 contra
band brandy tobacco No such careful scrutiny as We
have is enforced necessary abroad ami Foreigners
submit 70 10 with bad grace But the veXatio0 in
creased b. the lack OF all order and arrangement for the
corci of passengers baggage FOR identification aud
examination This difficulty Will disapp, ar after ume
and the Barge once will be found great encuce.
But the great drawback and di.cOn font Mil lie 10 tie
transfer OF passengers at Quarantns TO steamers by
which they will be brought 10 tie Barge once Such
thing on-t not TO DE necessary ia such BAY as that %
sew York which there Il no bar 10 lie overcome by
this Tightening process one reminded by TINS part OF
tie business OF the primitive methods OF at
Of the European ports We are simply Initiating
bad foreign eXaIlp pie in making this change
have had occasion personally 70 know something OF
the Of John l. Davenport in tracing the origin and
authors hip OF the forged document, and Ooaiug at