New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04

Summer Hotels are frequently desiJnated oy
,be Goreruuent as regular Post Offices. Betore
for,ror6ino their orders for The TRIBUNE
xeoders at summer resorts riH do yell to ascer-
tain the sract official title of the Post O0cs at
.rL;cb then erect TO receive their mail De'dy
and correspondence ,ciu be avoided 6y so DONG.
II is nossible to approve heartily Judge Gil
aorsleeve's decision to grant I" Tim Mccarthy
a new trial There is no doubt that the woman
wbo comDlains against him is not what she
represented herself to be, but is depraVeu
ond worthless person. Her sworn statements
therefore. cannot be accepted as if she were
the innocent, truthful immigrant girl she
claimed to be. But at the same time let IL NC
remembered that in this country no woman ho
matter how bad she may be, is to be assaulted
and abused with impunity by such ruillans as
Mccarthy.
Residents from all pats IF the city will crowd
to the line of the funeral procession on Satur-
day, and remain away from their homes ior
hours. This will give the thieves, whether
amateur or professional, who infest New iorh
an opportunity to plumber dwellings, when
they will seize if they can. The ponce vi
course. will be ON the alert but they cannot
be everywhere at once, and househoiuel''
therefore, should take more than usnai pains
ON Saturday to see that their possessions arc
left securely locked or carefully guarded also
beware of pickpockcts.
II certainly was an exhibition of ingrati.ude
ON the part of Joe" Koch, president OF the
Dock Department, yesterday, to refuse a tdbit
of patronage TO Senator Cullen Gram. DEM.
When Koch was trying last winter with all his
might and main at Albany to get his term OF
office extended and his salary increased, Mr..
Cullcn wc ked nobly with all she other Demo-
cratic Senators FROM this city, except Mr. Robb'
IN mt the lob through. 1t was not Cullen's
fault that the bill failed. 1t was due to the
criticisms of the wicked newspapers. But
Koch was angry all the same, and now Cullen
has to suffer for it. The worst of the Senator'S
position is that heartless taxpayers viii think
he is served just right
The storm which New-Y Workers have been en-
loving or have suffered from according as
each ones pans were made for fair weather or
FOUL during the last two days, has been mnch
more general than the storms which we usually
have at this time of year. Generally we have
in summer numerous local thunder showers /;
but tnlS atmospheric uIoiui pouNS ne" ~~>N~"'>
from Chicago to the Atlantic coast, and as Tar
south as Virginia. The rainfall has been heavy,
in some places equaling the total average
amount for this month. 1t is also worthy OF
note that the storm Is moving eastward much
more slowly than usual. Doubtless the ram
will do great good throughout the parched dis
tricts it has visited but Involuntary we re-
cret that it did not come month earlier. The
farmers would have valued it immensely more
then.
The position of the National Broadway Bank
in refusing to furnish the Government with
gold in exchange for deprecated silver Is
simply unassailable. That exchange OF one
dollar for rs CENTS has not been authorized by
the stockholders or directors OF the obliging
banks. On the contrary they would probably
refuse such authorization if it were asked; and
if the matter were brought into court the letter
of the law would certainly be found to be
against such proceeding. If the banks can
give the Treasurer of the United States six
millions in gold for five millions in silver, why
can they not keep Oh in the same losing ratio
until depositors are seriously injuredf 1t daily
becomes more apparent that this movement is
at bottom political. Suppose MIR. Daniel
Manning was working plan to make himself
Governor Of this State and to put Mr. Jordan