New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28

would only so ana 10 I<eWse TIC "ouiu coiho
much nearer to keeping his rudder true than
he does now.
David Dudley Field says that the people OF
this State pay annually over SlOO,OOO ior record
ing the surplus words in their MORTGAGES" MIR.
Fields expert testimony ought to be of great value
in getting necessary lcgis alton to simplify the
transfer of titles. This is reform which is
likely to be again pressed upon the attention OF
the Legislature at the neat session.
The outcry which has been raised throughout
England BY the Cove nmcnIs proposition To enl-
poy foreign lines to carry It's trails
atlantic mails shows what the English view oil
our forci.n mail policy MIST be. Mr. Villas has
pursued course far more extreme ana disad-
vanta. eous to home interests than That adVoca0ed
by the British Government "lhe London lines
is profoundly dissatisfied with any scheme when
discrim Mates against home shipping interests.
1.-The Cabinet it says "wouli do well TO look
al the ,atrlotic as well at the economic side OF
the question Its decision on the sub ect VIII
lave no little effect upon the popularity OF the
Govern mcnt es ecally in these times OF deplessci
uade an Ian iushIns enter. rsc Can Americans
afford TO be less Jealous of their commercial ad-
yantaaes than the English?
IL was wise chronological arran cement which
slated Thanksgiving Day before the o.enmS oil
Congress
The Aldermen want the appropriation for pipes
stopcocks etc increased from 500. 10
s24O. 900. Naturally politicians of the type OF
New-lor Aldermen have their weather eyes well
ont when there is anythin5 on hand that savols
of pireaylng.
When Justice Parker, Governor HIPS friend,
aft Attorney General O'BIiens solicitation. APP
pointcd Join O'BIion the then chairman Oh the
democratic state Committee. to be the receiver
If the Broadway Surface Railway Company. the
m,blc attention was directed 10 a number of cir
cumstances which made the appointment imp opcr
and unwse Cor OF alton Counsel l-acombe. in oe-
tcrminlns the legal question us to where the taxes
ON the late com anys property should be levied.
has suggested another There is now no Broad
WAY Company. Its property beon 10 the re-
ceiyer rs trustee. leIs nal properly for the pur
os,s of taxation follows the residence OF its
owner. Mr.. OBncn lives up IN Duchess County
and consequently that county AMI not New-l0rk
will profit by tie taxation of whatever letsonal
property the late conn any may hold in this city
This is only one of many disadvantages to the city
which have resulted from the appointment OF
O5iien
A Democrat in New.York worth Mugwumps in
Massachusotts- New.iork sun
ne geographical d. motion nee.l not be main
tanned An entity of any KIM IS always superior
N tnat which is without TO IN and void
For Deacon William Richardson to call a
mass meet NJ of his employees OF the Atlantic
Az cnlie Rail,oad Company IN order to address
them on their mutual cations was rather move!
idea but il is one that deserves to be initiated II
its tendency be TO brng about better under
stapdng between employers workmcn Dir.
Richardson. notice expressed pain because he
cannot now get the eyes OF the men when he
rides over his roads as lac could formerly IL lie
really wants TO do this let him pay fair wages.
treat his employees like human be.nss and keep
every promise that he makes TO them
The money wasted in causelcss and frultles
strikes would build and ma ntain several hospitals
for the poor.
The cost rree per OF tho Roach vessels
was undoubtedly but when the worry attending thei
account tue delay ami above ALL of erlor
bIy with that series OF ork sun
For tie worry and delay partisan Admins
tration Is largely responsible. Ito comparison