New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST /.
mr. WIS rHIS MOENING.

passed by the House of Commons -- An Ame"-
ran frigltc Is ashore of Single Bank, -- The
Lydian Monarch was sighted by the Aus.ral IN q
disabled condition. -= Favorable criticism was
made of Mr.. Days company
Doytsllc.-Thc rear portion of the United states
Hotel Washington. fell in. buryiug six persons
"a large portion OF the village of Alton,
n V wa, burned. = Wilmer Brothers bank
trs of Suspension Bridge, y. Y, have failed. --
The Green Mountain House ha, been burned --
The Osborne House, Athens, n. Y, was burned
Yesterday. =- he cornerstone of q new Roman
Tathohc church was laid IN Trenton. -- Confer
.nce of boards Of health at Washington has been
postponed - Mrs. Marc arct Appel, an elderly
woman of Baltimore. has Disappeared
CITY AND SrBrEBAN.-ASecr"t marriage revealed
Dn a dcath-b.d - Temperance meeting held IN
Railway. == policeman stoned by mob ---
Great crowds at the seaside. -- Many oarsmen
pn tho fIarlcm = Cable road in Broadway
discussed
1r WrArUrE-TmEUNE local observations in
scste partly cloudy weather and rain. followed 10y
clearing weather. Temperature Yesterday; High
OFT 10; lowest. TO; average. 7l'.
Persons hatqpg torp TOR the sc1eoa. and sum
Hey Hdre'icJT. cdH hare The DAILY IRBUNE
mdiird 10 them. poS'pP,H tDr - cents PER-
month ,rih or wthoW S'Pddy Popcr,
the G1]ic,} btiug chdHgcd as often as dSuci.
puE DAILY TRtBrNr irW be sent 10 uBg GddreSs
H. Europe fer 81 - per- month"; Whct tHclHdcS
UCoccHg pOe'1yc
II is gratifying to see the promptncss and en-
ihusia,m with which the Connecticut Republic
cans begin work this year. A commonwealth
whose chief industries were built no, ANA are
now sustained, 10y a protective tnriiE can
poorly afford ~ give IFS electoral vote 20 the
Free Traders Presidential candidate; an one
which has just erected a memorial statue ot ihc
wa Governor buckingham should blush to bc
found among tha supporter of That arch Cop
pcrhcad. llrndIicls. Let the Nutmeg State be
redeemed
n does not srom to be- the fault Of ANYBODY
g. pniii,ulni that u larger number of PERSONS
wct, moi killed. bv Che falling uf wall Of The
United States Hotel in Washington yesterday,
rlto portion Of thr building which iumbipd ~ is
enid in have brrn ia dangerous condition foi
lone time. hui ihri iho ptupiipiui not thr
washington authorities apparently cared any
siina about II, Congress lt4islhirs luf tho
District oi Columbia Representatives at next
winter session might empiB some at thrir
timr e. adyanlRga IN deNiaing proper build
ingiaW for the National capital.
Few Qualrcs are more prolific OF shocking
accusations than those arising ON the lndiah
reservations between the Agent and his
charges; and when outsiders join in, the fray
at times becomes appalling to peace-lOymg
peoples The last row reported Is on the Red
Cloud Sioux Reservation, and the complaint Is
that Mr.. McGillicuddy, the Agent, Expresses
his charges and betrays his trust in many diff
ferent ways. The quarrel is 50 complicated
that it is impossible to tell at present who Is to
blame; but certainly there is call for investiga-
ton on the part of the Department of the In
terror
Preparations are making for lively canvass
in New-Jersey, which will be opcnedtwO weeks
hence by "A meeting III Newark. Senator
Hawlcy will speak. If the work now laid
out by the State Committee is thoroughly done,
Il should be apparent before November that
New-Jersey can no longer be included in the
list of doubtful States. The protection senti-
ment there is strong, and when the issues OF
the canvass have been fairly presented neither
the New jersey manufacturers nor the work
ingmeu whom they employ will be found will
ing to reduce their legitimate profits or their
honestly earned wages by voting to put Free
Traders il power at Washington.
Friends who have generously contributed TO
the Fresh Air Fund of THE TRIBUNE will take
pleasure in the following statistics: This season
Is only little more than half over and already
4.II5 children have been sent off for two
weeks vacation in country homes. In all, last
year, the number sent out was 4,250. The re-
CENTS this summer to date have been
3.4Oo 81; the expenditures 81, 800 n. A
gratifying feature of the work is the enthusi-
assn which the owners of country homes take IN
It. Most of the entertainers of previous years
have expressed their willingness TO open their
hospitable doors again, and more new appli-
cants for children than can be obliged have
sent in their names.
We shall look for marked activity during the
A L.. L.