New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27


scarcely taken when Of the ueghbring forts opened
with two hundred pound shot which carried away the
wanng5eam and consequently the vessel could not Dc
moved The assailants had raised the rebel yen Wheh
they took the vessel, and tile shore batteries |
were advised that they must the steamer by dls
abliag her Consequently with the exception Of few
prisoners the long and aborious voyage accomplished
nothing.
A gentleman said to me during the week that there
were families in NeEYOrk selling their horses ana
monds and libraries, in order not to sacrifice their
securities which they knew 10 De far more valuable.
This reminds OF what the Western mon said after the
panic OF 1873. They knew that their town lots we're
worth thousand dollars apiece and therefore the Cur
rency OF the United states mast be adapted to TINS rea
estate value.
The roint is we'll made that the politicians IN their
handling OF The National bonds have shown more AFFINITY
than the best huaucers IN the Nation. When YOU see
New- York Central uadeT ono hundred ana "oVeTE-
ment four per cent bond 100. aud three per cent
bond above par You 90 not wonder mat the richest
in the United states. whose father left him mighty
railroad shall be- drawing his money out Of his properly
and putting 1t into Government securities Yet "hIe
these railroad stocks being watered the hnancier7
were trying make the Government put water INTO ~
currency and ,rying that 1t all shameful To bee
paying OF the National debt Nevertheless the pubic
bond handled by the scandaliled politicians IA tue
standard Of business character in the Unite" states
The rt road making pee cent andngnt hH'e
made 10 for another generation, but he sad ~ VIII
double my stock" Consequently when hard year came
he could pay next 70 dividend az all Had he SHOWN
the sallof the abused politician he would in his opuent
day have wiped his floating debt and decreaH MS
bonded debt The corporations are calling the politicians
in to save the residue Of their property Mr. Knox came
from 5000 place Washington 70 be president of
National Bank AZ four times that salary.
runor comes from Washington that Robert Rruce'
th broker in Willard Hotel has closed mp his Office ana
gotten out Mr.. Bruce brought up mt Buffalo ana
say she was intimate with Governor Cleveland "no ne
wanted To become secretary of the Democratic N'tpn"
Committee while he was Attending the Convention III
Chicago.
We have the Count with us this summer as usual lie
wears cork inside Of his pointed shoes 10 give himself
noble uscp and the hal-Ooy, say he wears c"i'e' 10
suppress his chest notes at moments OF indignation
II these hard times continue there Will be an END ol 'Ae
manicure. woman who remains the last spectre OF the
absurd times at large summer place hotels ana A'
the time OF the ladies by pointing their hnSern"' Az"
otherwise convincing American men That the TURK anu
tine hareu we're rather natural institutions dItct All Inc
ladies' in the harcn said to spend the time eating
candy and having thcr nails cleaned new dpparl'lo"
AZ or ,r ho.l- is the massage woman, VINO puts up her
earl and proclams herself 20 be- graduate of tue New
York Massage College. The boys who see these signs
change the M to an and make the professional "dy
Professor OF sassase IN hot weather
At a peirnborins woterlng-place made the stroll OF
the whole beach one day and discovered that at the
hotel, where much attention is paid 70 dress the grown
no women do not battle at all While 40 the cottages anu
painer house. where muslin L. norm the Old ana me
young 20 IN together merry lnqurug why thI7 s"'"u
be- the ladies' confined IN their warIIo0es told me tha1
they would dearly like TO bathc but 1t took so much
H.r. clean
wardrobe
r.ova letter from Mary Anderson yesterday, saying
that the greatest wish OF her heart was To get PACK Z" r
own country Notwithstanding the large sums or money
she il making i'm Europe. rhs unaffected and con
-ceutou. woman her more careless sstcrhoou
that character is the best quality Of talent and that
classic verse never is sweet a. when spoken from
pure soul ana body.
Beware Of the leaven OF the Pharsees my young
SON said Uncle sam last week Is that all there were
OF them pa p inquired young hopeful Il heard took
but little hall To hold them but thought there must De
more than leyeu." Uncle sam tonkitiu -mngy ana re-
marked: Yes, nay son. they were engaged Ia a very
.uper.tous business, playing treason &" Ae't Gay ana
generation. and they were afraid 20 SIT down at the table
with thirteen
Several years ago one OF the young persons now adyer
tisinr himself only pure man on Manhattan Island
except some few he touch with his own virtue re-
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