New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

WAY LoUNGER.
Unchecked the lotteries steal over the land ul ING
American people are Ike the Mexicans. Unchecked the
singing matches al osered by the police I'LL the Amer
can people want blood IN the arena with their thups
down like the Romans. Unchecked the bucket shops
drain the banks Unchecked the hOrserace caters 70 the
pool-maker and to women betting. When MorrisSey ran
his pool room IN Broadway TO assist Tiden 70 DC fres
dent all things possible 10 come But IL was Ior
Tilden and Reform. And when the Independence u
American public IS sold IN the Reform pooS ny "'
moral book makers this will be fine country for hypo
critics Losing It's best popular impulses its cohesion VIII
be gone.
The morning hour on broadway Is m OF queer scenes
At o'clock YOU can the leading his four dogs
with a whip in his hand 20 make them march III uiho'
and between their bowling under the whip and their JOY
when ne reward. them with cake the land Is ful 0;
promise and the tolls that Cypress the day ere Sooh u
can see two choniers make love over the same ASH OAR
rel and they 90 together hooking old bones anu Po
toos ont Of the barrels like two children walking down
brooksie I'm the morning Of life. The man waiting Tor
some place to be open get drink seems to have oil the
enterprse OF great astronomer. The dashing milkmen
driving carots IT for Diana and each with his owl hd
OF whistle or yell classified remind us OF scenes III
Rubens and mythology
An old British steward told me that the most famous
line on the Atlantic cut- provisions for frt-cass
passengers down five shillings thrccpence uy' VI
II 81. II formerly nine shiliings This man pc
eyes cabin passenger rates will 60 mp to 500 anu SloV
first cabin ~ OF old, Of the lines Is making
money.
,The West side Bank passed every morning and from
reside we close by seemed 10 know It's dcpoors one Dy
one II has looked like little bank Tor the neis-
boring tradesmen. l never thought IL had so much
money that one clerk could steal nearly SlOOooo from "
and not be found till his sister innoceny came 10 IL
o,ira FOR hin, There il nothing appearances.
After the Marine Bank failed friend OF mine said:
do not require 60 downtown anyway more than once
I'm two weeks go I will keep my account uptown ana
there is the Second National Bank witch know To I've
good" He was about to open &C rount there Wheu
friend told him that on one occasion he had received
notice that rs his deposit account under $4,000 the
bank did not care he bothered with It. My flenn ha
50 much respect $4,000 that lie did not put his money
in the Second National As soon as he could get over
this rebuff that he tit TO be depositor even at
no interest with 70 600 he said 10 himself Will 20 10
one mace where will he respected There Is the West
side Bank which probably would esteem an account o
I'll 600 AZ something fine Before he had made MP hls
mind Jus. when to go there, the West side Bank gFu
sted clerk who could get Of with nearly SlOoVo ana
not be missed. SONY friend said: think viii be lily
own banker for ate while to come and now he sleeps
IN the midst OF arnory, full Of dreams " thieves So
that # he would only up the morning and write Ills
dreams out lie would bc great novelist
Referring 20 Chicago architecture observed the huge
block they put up after the fire for county Offices Some
thing Ia the matter with that pile and they appear to be
taking ont the inside OIL and perhaps are putting more
stories on the top OF IT, The eject IL pretty bad as the
SCOT as settled on the stone and characterization seems to
lose conference mystery but to be pervadeu Win
the idea that grain specuntor with mystic notions
OF sculpture had mbHed this edfce and 1t wore the IT.
relevancy OF his different operations when he was trying
to make money than he could do either good or
harm with.
There seem 70 he some men whom money makes I'M
potent and communities have been so long CHASING
dollar around with the breeze that the lines oil eSDe
life fade away. The impressive thing about Ihi-
coco i, s great lake which VIC sec extending 30 the
horizon mysterious and boundless and then we conceive
that II is some two thousand miles distant by that lake
into the ocean, into the heart OF this continent those
pure fresh Seas have found their way and that all the
grain around Lake Michigan can float to another world
without the nterposition 81 single railroad bar The
Erie Canal since II has been made free canal has
greatly injured the Canadian toll canals transportation
alone l. a question nowadays enough Ia drlNe HIN
crazy IN the days OF Ptoemyt stu seems % DC ID
matter OF canals Dewitt Clinton got the Erie Canal m
shed m the end OF the first quarter Of our century The
third quarter barely and 1t has two huge rivals
indeed three the sucz Canal the Wciland Canal and the
Mississippi ettlos and meantime the French are batter
ins away with American engines at Panama
The manner rather than the OF living has Lad most
to do with bringing the era Of speculation Nothing
can be more reasonable than for % bring his fam
v into beautiful house yet the aggregate OF those
houses has made Nation OF gamblers in order to
keep them up Thls good and evil arc almost twin born
and pursuing the passion for cleanliness I'LL II should be
almost sodncss Land in avarice or bankruptcy. Tie
United States has produced every thinS but good
servant The these large houses We have
Tlav keen m he Of
which, at last in unproptious times, breaks down the
rooftrce.
A. the Chicago Convention meets the strangers and
delegates who talking fully IA much about the al-
ures as the nominations say that modes OF living arc
too high in America and always drive Ms up TO dlzzy
point The people appear 10 get less out OF life
than we in the East, but they do not have the same
mutations When they become poor they iaI back Oh
being their own servants Their mothers taught them
cook and wash 10 bnt twentythree years ago that
the wife OF the most distinguished man In America d
the washing for her husband aud children and the In
come OF the family was about 5000 year. Now we all
shed tears because an income say $4,000 year has
departei from that house. II the real conditions OF life
are the same-forttude fidelity and sacrihce-s there
any real though the city and the country house
will have 10 20 the creditor Napoleon. born on an
i.and died on one. Washington spent his last day IN
the open air surveying with the same instruments DC
made his existence upon among the Wild Indians We
have been long eccng American Presidents on The
one question as TO whether fictitious values should be
/ disturbed
Mr.. IIeatOns picture Of" The Recall OF Columbus
Was painted and purchased in way confer credit on
the simplicity Of all true things He was in spain and
passing bridge when he told mat It was the place
where Columbus when about 20 20 TO France. vas re-
called by the Queen OF SPAIN who had resoly ed to par
with her Jewels. The artist found Washington IRVING
Life Of Columbus and read the story He went out u
the bridge with his implements Of art aud sketched th
scene and got from one roadside accessories the
figures for his greater subject. passing gypsy OF
rnnlntnnr rnahn him N.irIIlr hnhnld CnlumhnH