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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
1vEpIcAlS EGTPT.

II was impossible for the late Democratic
House of Representatives to do anything right
cIthcr in the direction of spending or saving.
Their cNuavagancc was enormous, and their
cLrc.c-paling economy was stupid and in
furious Their treatment Of the Diplomatic AMI
Consular Service was one Of IN" most remark
able exhibitions Of their laundering parsimony.
They seemed To take no account Whatever Of
the necessities OF the Government business, bat
hacked away at thc Appropriation bill ~ with
"a butchers clcaycr, cutting off the clerk hire Of
some of the busiest and most important consul
latcs forcing the resignation of several good
men. and lcgi-latimg others ont of Office without
q word of warning, leaving ~omeo Of them penm-
less. thousands of miles from home
70 take one fragrant example: They abol-
i-hcd the Legation Of the United States IN
Egypt for the sake OF saving few dollars Of
salary, leaving the mo3tmportant Interests Of
our Government and It's ciilzcns in Africa OK
poscdto the chances Of war and the caprice of
Oriental officials. without possibility OF pro-
lection or redress. Oar Diplomatic Agent there,
Nr. George r. Pomcroy, q gentleman Of the
highest character and thorough training who
has distinguished himself by his devotion to
the duties of his Office. under circumstances of
constant anxiety and frequent danger, was or
dcrrd home at a moments notice in u manner
which exposes us to the dcrisiOn Of the civilized
world; the only reason given being that SIC
could not afford to pay his wages. The voters
of the country, and especially all those who
have any interests outside of oar own borders,
or who expect ever to make a journey out of
sight of their own houses, viii do well to select
members of Congress belonging to a party
which believes in protection at home and
abroad, and is willing to pay a reasonable
nrico far it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
RATANIc LOuRNALfsM.

FTUW YHF VII VFTI TVT0HI
We have mover tCnd anythlDk ~ uiieiY afro Ion. a.
ne Nrr lOrh sfurFa Ion" fning fbr Il, al.
expedition. There IL u drYilsb mallgnliY IN avety N ,
0liL The ine - horror u told and l0ld. with sysg
narrowing drllll Enthusiastically wrought and MI tsi
Exaggerated afOd win evident tDdabup1r1 iaiist
~ depicting The awful misery nf tn nh bnd Nae
pfa6ej starving men told vi evident 10y IN tho tna
edge ihif tao story would cloud tho memory ~
nc dead and fierce VIII una eakiiia ansash
tho hearts 90 tho SURVIVORS hhI ue
Ltn ned, -iui vi 90 infauf a. .lrsan aud nsinia
non mat could only now from bo pens ~ haok,ns,fisl
khhNr7 duNuli 81 runrot ana strangers Ia ~ ~
emnilonp MY ana human HYmptfly Men o,s
write ana print sue tllugA are capnbr ~ ang ui,
Apache nfN aud exquisite no le4 OF t0rin aud WolI
hnd u aeTr able version Ia wines ing me Yyisseia
Ola los beng FOR orr own part, We WOuil rather
winter With Grfely ana his starving idos AMID al
the ef0r- al the frozen Norm, an ARE the society
Of surn men under summor -Kv aud SURROUNDED with
lhe delights ~ oyi ZiiOD me N0iSSs sJryes horrible
but the men who are behind It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
CHANGES Ar rHE ulDYoy SQuARE

Mn NtAttonY 10 TAKE HE MANAGEMENT ot -
rnrArRr-MR FROHMAN's RErRtNkSh
Daniel Frohman. who has been the mapas.,
,t The Madison sauar, Theatre .ince the lheAtfe I.
IN e,,s,ence viii wi hdraw from mat os'aoi'l,,
a f,w months 10 rnrp.se reporter Mr' fi'''
said last evenings , sfsf
81 shall close my contract with Mi Major, IN me
the HOLIDAYS Mf Palmer Ia nov asehl t,om
concern aud Nj Mallory will manage me M, ~, ,sf.
nov on sh Hush up the work Tor the w. valor
This will continue nm n after the hohhVs' ..u .ns
de.lred nie 70 continue with hin unt' n'A' ss,sia
wished ~ negotiate with no ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
THE CORNER Is on DEACC.9N WHITE HIMSELF


r..,, me Ti'usriiir Us.kiy HcrIld.
Cr,,vs cntn. tsh must nave the 10 Last sum
mar , vonry lad of W-YOrk named EdN burns whose
~, hc~is a prominent member of the STOCK * a &c.
aol M. ,t .e with party rolling aud 500, ing III
H v t Mountain, au Just before re lefi, MI Nhf g,
E, H. ia. way f. deacon ~ NJ Beech rs thuFci' lo
VIM win m a Ocular W y hlt he " ud give HIN -
i,r very row he v,uld ~ OF. hut ne Nhlc
~ nm, clnws are -kcc ". and tn Do. YisO1 o.
~ ei H,e d liar bills never matrri lied Ihi- year young
M W an au older brOt 4cr came 10 Long Point u' Chtu-
,,', axe foi met ~umne.iug and olud home with
Mr. Urlry Harley. who ha- long known Lads ana
Iher f,ii, Toe cool Deacon White, witt rcckles -
mas horn az hi. last yea .Npe rucr do Died hs ohrr
and .,1u ulOiusci the young Nlmroi Pen collars Tor
~, lorr,s AuericggUs ms truly hot gun
sbnIM max. 'bItc thr u~t,' or words To tnat
,dcc' I'm A few weeks the sad EDWIN vii. take
,is ie1artlre rom tHc Llte nnd carry home
o., ., ~ d worth a. game, rr no To- me present llme
W. Vi' ~" ,sf ~ b,lf score % crows n would be us
,s@1y II ouc con SIC the 10Y as he crosse south
49, ,I ,,,ntls hi " to -p lid r.--r ce oi lhe
49, m ,.t fallen ioatol aui lays down efr' Mn tea
,, 81 cr,,,'s ,yi rs md make MS torma demand rot
r ,r,,, - fu u ncui OF thr Oa gam! The d'a ON IS
III gi4 cumplf rcal honor. aud "a hc o. Do oiiri ~
., made IA million lately i1 Lick tWtnn he "lu mug
IN ,,r,. ho lr iE. DIS cHrck 800 to tie oidti "l
id,,tI Burns in full Tor ten crowsl
a. IA ~ t-a-ta-VU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

FoRrIGN-A British ship with 700 soldiers sailed
for Egypt yesterday. -- 4 few cases of cholera
were discovered in Spain, and there Was remark
able increase in the number Of deaths in Naples,
Italy. -r II was reported from China that Ii
HUM Chang had been degraded in rank -- Mt.
Grant Duff was appointed British Ambassador to
Berlin. = Iieutcnants Greedy and Ray adj
dressed the British Association in Montreal
and were warmly received. dinner was given
in Lieutenant Greclv's honor in the evening.
DoNE~r1c.-The Republican majority in Yer
mont Yesterday was about 10000. --
Moody Curricr was nominated 10y the
New Hampshire Republicans for Governor
60 Governor Waller was renomiuatcd ~
the Connecticut Democrats. -- The mterna-
tiona Electric Exhibition was opened yesterday in
PHILADELPHIA. "a woman was killed IN her
kitchen in Boston by q stray bullet from the Charles
town Navy Yard. -= General Logan arrived in
Wisconsin. = General Butler held reception
a, Grand Rapids. -= Governor hoadly. OF ONO.
has dismissed the state troops, anticipating no
trouble i'm the Hooking Valley -- Ieemer de-
featcd Ross in the sculing match. -- The VIII Of
Stephen Salisbury, Of Worcester. was admitted to
probate
CITY ANp SrBUnuAN.-More dcnunciations of
Aldermen, action regarding Broadway franchise.
Co. romance uncarthed by reported duel at
Locust Grove -= i've persons hurt in "A COLI
lision of two street cars. -= RhIne-
lander case closed. = Bad plumbing re-
ported in Bellevue Hospital -= Little Minch,
Swiney East Lynne, Tom Martin, Lille
n and BourLe Cochran won the SheePshoad
Bay races. Chlcagos defeated Ncw-l ork baseball
nine -- Gold value of The legal tender silver dol
lars ,ll2le grains sizes cents - stocks gcncr-
ally were dull with some wide fluctuations and
closed unsettled.
TiIE WEATHER--TEIDUNE local observations in
dictate fair and cloudy weather and possibly show
ers. with stationary temperature. Temperature
yesterday Highest, 50; lowest, go; average
7O2so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

The most Jealous party papers says The Cmc''"dH
Engurer, advocating the election Of Mr. Blaine are
devoted almost exclusively in their editorial depart
urts To the dissemination faseh0Ods about the pr!-
yate life Of Governor Cleveland. There could b" no
better evidence tan this scudaous journalism oI the
weakness OF the Republican cause" For pure unaduIt'~
strd iuuulcncc aud mcudacity, this statement W"u
le fine rilr anywhere. esq cciay when II Is Irhrm
b,e1 that ILs Enqtrer the first Western paper to
rpt te scandllous story about MT CleYeandS private
liio
Agin.t Frank IIurd the noted free trader the Rcpub
Gcr,u,n who j, serving his thlrd term "a Mayor of
Toledo Although the district usually give, Demo-
cratic majority. the lack OF unanimous support hy his
Marty may combine with the popularity OF 1lr Homcs
10 defeat Dir Hand urNt month
John f. Seaman Of Chicago, Che irish orator oud poet.
mad, several eloquent and effective tann speeches IN
ohio aud Indiana la-t week Hoosicr and Buckeye
worlin.men listen TO him with profound admiration
Tire Republican State tc' ct in N"br'.bais almost en-
ir.I, made upon denominations Governor Dawes ana
All. ns-o,,ic- u thc Administration have made good
records and tncir friends promise tn add that STATE 10
Tie Blaine phniius lu Not,mher
Mr. Hendricks certainly more courage than cover
noe Cc, ,au DC mot afraid 30 ticke the tain pue--
top. iswls tho topic with which he introduced MS
st. 40 IudannI oils saturday night formally opening
tine Democratic campaign ~ lndllnai ana ho advocated
Mr Wmtersons poet ideas with frr,"r AMI direrine-A
M p,nrf,a onl west .epm ~ have discovered ut last
what b. the real issue ~ This contest
a srerorrow stuffed win lies" "a the WY In which
the chairman NJ the Republican Finance Committee Ia
Washington oharaotoffos Sit curiis's oifchlar VAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

The Coney Island Jockey Club is getting
reputation for big handicaps which occupy po-
sitions on the American turf similar to those
which the CITY and Suburban, Cesarewitch and
Cambridgcshire have in England. That OF yes
terdav was one of the most successful ana
brilliant of the SERIES and rc-ultedin triumph
for Brighton Beach which was seen with
mixed feelings by a host of people, many OF
whom were losers by the victory of Tom Mar
tin. But they could not fail to appreciate the
thoughtful care with which the sagacious men
of Brighton had prepared this tidal wave for
them Brighton is getting sleek and lat ana
prosperous on the rich pickings at Sheepshead
Bay. What if the horses at Brighton have
way Of running in and ont compared with
which the policy of the Democratic party has
been straight and clear and clean! What II
the Lorillards and SCOTS, the NitherscS ana
Cassatts refuse 10 recognize the course and
askance ut the humble toilcrs by the seaf Mr..
Lawrence has no prciudccs and when he Is
making up "a handicap he gives no thought to
beaches or boolnakcrs. lie thinks only o.
the horses. Then, when the handicap is round
and plump Brighton Beach warns down upon
the tempting prize like a cloud OF locuats, and
in a few minutes only clcan-picked bones are
left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
v,vx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
ing oico-hodors not to contribute to campaign c1-

ing Office holders not to contribute 10 campaign ex-
penses.
The fusion effected by the Grcenbnckers and Democrats
I'm Iowa on the state and electoral tickets IL not heartily
ratified by the former who consider IL merely trade to
help General weaver 20 get back to Congress- Says 7hs
Des Moinss pegis'er; The combination now effected
does not materially alter the political situation In this
state The Republican party has met the same oppOsl-
ton time ana time again. and defeated II grandY.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
y UNKrND QUESTION FOR THE pogr.

FTONI Inc HVTIUnIffTH THlOn.
The Ner TOrh EreHfHg Post explains that II a1sneot.,
the commences of he letter IL prin' cd ihuraday ,
porting b. he signed by General Rlum aud a.
mandDg the payment Of a clmpasn asse s.inent io,a
Government clerk Why the ~ The pod hasten -
print The letter In tho most conspicuous place IN II, col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
Cu,r4cfy prpEw ~ IRENrH LfLs.

A,, ,,, go. A. .titrtl. Iu ElGope from the Uniten
500 A. ~. hon Chimney N. - pe", 0l New YORK
,itr fn Ia our nf IuIrn Hf orators ul ma com rs
,nJ , un a. dinner speaker ~ uhilv |llNd lie zoos
~, de nd up fl verbal aes nor funny stories io hls
G I'M 'e %. la t4 it st lcult branch Of Org.
,,i. No. ia ttus huiupf which rows natural out ~
a' .,,i,'r and Il ba td upon solid substfattn
80 ,dtult,ie COMMON sense. For the teliC ~ ~ ii9
,,,sa tLe fo..p NJ h4 Vprpasioua, thc ralin, eNeu
hmm how ~ MA luhgc ho has seid "a he cqnald
,, ~ vnt s,tn,ssrd While he ~ apcnklhg, Without ~
,,atpni rur TOu wonder ~ the gupiUusntia
M Ria vgraia,y but hs Is tefse ~ lac IL fluent Ills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

or tory f. like broa1 deep M ghy river upon which ,h
tiny peasrc-bOais OF wit and huisOr dance In tbs
sunshine, but which s also capable of sdsainng and
politics. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
amusemtmls 60 Night.

T,s,xo . and s-"The Little Duke
Snrx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,,
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c ss,so. soti .pr TpgArRE--s:3O- "Mav blossom
r,1ss n IpprN-s-..'' The seven Ravens o. .0
81. InrATRr-- \ -" eeiba" ana "ihe w"
Ravens" .. q a. r,roo,ns, or nm I'm n
JoSr PASTORS THEA hi0"'''
Photo raph Gallery" .,o.,..u,.
ilru FrprFT TuEATHF--S-' Iickle fo'"he'
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,e,,,,i Iss IA Unt'sF-s-" The Chimes OF Normandy
dy" . n, N,..a,,tr ptuh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

Persons iedung torn tor the season, and sum-
mer trdrelIerS, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
month ,riH or tritbOW Sunday paper,
he address, being charged as often as desired.
The DAILY TRIBUNE WW be sent to any address
In Europe for 81 50 per month, Uhlch includes
he ocean DOSfdQe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

At late hour last night the incomplete re-
turns from Vermont indicated that the Repub
licans had carried the State by about 10000
majority. This is the average Republican
majority, and is practically what well-informcd
observers have expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

We happen to know personally that this Is lie. Gov
eruor Cleveland wrote NO such letters The World.
This is the response to Mr.. Nelson's statement as
10 letters in support of Mr. CarllsIes position 1t
would be pleasant to know just what authority
this omniscicnt editor has for his statement The
only obvious thing is that he has told an untruth.
He cannot know personally that another man
has not done something. He may state it on the
authority of that man. and if Governor Cleveland
is prepared to say that Mr.. Nelson has told false
hood. it would be best for him to do so over MS
own signature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

began, like the hidden guests in the paiaoie' !"
make excuse and so Mr.. Waller received tne
dubious compliment Of n unanimous lnVi'a'ioh
to immediate himself on the party ai'ar.
Pathetic as are his heroism and his destiny, 1t
may mitigate in some degree the sorrow oil Ills
friends to consider that he will make WI "n-
usually handsome political corpse.
Tho renort that ii Hung Chang. the great
est of the Chinese viceroys. has oeon
dc,oscd il impoftant-if true. The TACT
vould bo conclusive evidence That tue "nr
pntty in China headed by Generh iSo, :"
which fl has always been opposed mas gllh'u
entire nsrqpdnncy nj Pckin, ANA thn' n'roo
Grht will be made against the Frenoh' h
lung Chang h not particularly iohu o' '"'-
clgncra but he h man OF great Intelligence
and his position aa ruler OF two srch' prov
inces, much visited by outside barbarian" ms
given him opportunities OF seeing thai III hllhS
respects their ways are superior To the oh'-
nese methods. He has been especially q'ioN 10
see the superiority of outsiders in the AT OF
war, and his troops are the best dfllicu III"
the most skilful in the use OF modern hreafhhs
in the Kingdom. If his enemies have sue
ceeded in deposing him, their next act VIII
probably be to cut off his head.
Now that the comfortable days of September
have come the canvass will be pushed WIN re-
newed vigor by both parties. The kepuphcahS
are everywhere in good shape. In this State
especially the details of organization have been
carefully perfected, not so much by the State
Committee as by the voters themselves. over
1000 Blaine and Logan clubs have Deeh
formed. 1 his fact in Itself will send a shuuuer
down the back of every Democratic politician
who knows enough OF campaign work to reailze
precisely what this condition of organization
means; and every well-informed Republican
leader will rejoice for similar reason Wmle
so much has been accomplished by the cnthusi-
assn of the voters alone, the Republican state
Committee has not been idle. Its llst OF
speakers for the meetings to be held through
ont tbe State is long one and contains the
names of some of the most able orators III the
Republican ranks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
SnoeY 10 Advertisements.
i5uslnrss Noiltes.

DISKS AND OFFICE FURNITIRE
In great variety ""u""N'"' III FultOu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

The centre of scientific interest in this country
will be transferred this week from Montreal to
Philadelphia, where the American Association
for the Advancement of Science will be in ses-
sion. About 300 of the learned Engllshmen
now in Canada will be present, and doubtless
will play as important part in the discussions
Of their American friends as the American con-
tingent has been doing at Montreal. There has
long been an earnest desire in certain circles Ill
the United States for an international Scientific
Association. The meetings at Montreal and
Philadelphia ought to contribute much toward
q realization of this desire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
Atw9lork DAILY W~ibnne
TIE NErS Ills MORNiNG.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY

NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

Tho talk about withdrawing Cleveland ought not 10
deceive 80 intelligent paper ~ The DHbUYuc QowW
i,ggraDh II il one o. the p!casautIies OF the cam
pagn; that's alL-lThe Brooklyn Eagle.
one of the "peasantries,' chi Probably, then.
Tbe EaoLe will regard the defeat of the Democratic
ticket in November as a bit of joke a pleasantly
Telegraph the news to Mark Taplcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

HUSBANDS
CACINED MAGNEsIA.
Four FIRST PREMIUM MEDALS AwaWed,
More agreeable 10 the taste anu sul''' "''0
than other Ma3nesia .-,...,
To, soic in PEG stcle1 stamp Bottles, AZ Druggists
and Country stores ard by
T ] HUSBAND, Jr.. Philadelphia
A pPoTTT AptF INvFSTNENT-Each 10 doubled
,,it az DAYS loss limos ble. Hinstae CITY AholnnK
bosutifnl Garden CITY and Creedmoor hine tix
thonsanI building lots surrounding depot proaa
navnents 20 Circulars OF r. WILSON Attorney 900 DiO"
way, n y.
sl-FULL SETs-Painless extracting WITHOUT
made while waiting Lady in atenllnce oO= anu oof '
a'epcorher St'd-s" ''s' 49, DIR. MODEMANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

The paramount issue In this canvass Is political moral
ity II involves the question OF fidelity To trusts OF
truth and fa-chood, right and wrong honesty ana as
honesty in tho conduct Of public affairs George W.
Julian
Was il not this same Julian who made some
strong observations. not long ago, IN regard to the
political morality of Mr.. Schurz, his fidelity to
trusts. his honesty and dishonesty And are not
this Mr. Julian and that Mr.. Schurz to-day lovingly
engaged as brothers IN the same holy effort for
Cleveland and RefOrml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

The citizens who have arranged an indigna-
ton meeting for tomorrow night to protest
against the action of the Aldermen in giving
away the valuable franchise for a street railway
in Broadway, certainly are acting in harmony
with the feelings Of every reputable taxpayer
in this terribly tax burdened city Possibly it
Is too late to do anything to save the city from
being swlndled out of the value Of the Broad
way franchise but the meeting will decidedly
be worth while # only it frightens the Alder
men into decency for the rest of their term i'm
Office. Hindsight is easier than foresight but
who does not wish now that the bill passed by
the Legislature last winter cutailing the
power of the Common Council, had been made.
moro sweeping and had gone into effect the day
II received the Governors signature
The Democratic Convention in Connecticut
yesterday was called upon to arbitrato between
Governor Walters ambition and bis judgment
Ihe former whispered TO him that be never
could expect Senatorial hOnors or Federal Office
If he deserted his party now while the latter
eolennly warned HIM that accepting n renoni-
nation was equivalent to sure defeat Excited
ns the convention became over liz judicial task.
the work was after all simple ono. All of the
other possible candidates for tho nomination
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

There has bccn no .pu4e,ss slaughter OF strikers by
wild mitinuen ana the troubles oi the miners are 9W
in a fair way to adjustment Without bIood'heu' li"'
World.
Photographic dispatches do not put so bright
face on the matter There has been cruel slaughter
ON both sides, which could have been prevented
had not the Governor cared more for his political
party than for the enforcement Of law. lie was
appealed to most earnestly. several days ago TO
prevent boodshcd by prompt employment OF the
power at his command, and fatty refused because
he feared it would do harm to his party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

Neyt 10 the devoted earnest and patient members OF
The Dcmorratc party the bitterest disappointment Of
, phenomenal campaign has come uIon the lndepcnd-
ent Republicans. -. The sun.
That is true, and it teaches the unwi'dom OF
" buying pig in poke These most holy per-
SONS were dead sure that they knew all about
Blaine and also dead sure that they knew all about
Cleveland It turns ont that they did not know
cnough about either
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