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

Com slso sccu.es tue MAYOR uf having said:
nire - the horse which viii ride INTO Tue MaJor
atty" It's generally understood that the exComnls-
soner has documents which would make cohsl"rI
ae o. sens.tion their pa 'lieatlon should 20 ps
mtted and people are interested 10 Know
vn-tIer they will be permitted TO daylight Cover
nor Hill Is among tnar number
General Palmer who is in the Government service.
remarked to the otner day upon tue exceeding
facility with which with little OF NJ kao"shge OF
army AFFAIR hare been ahle In al official position 70
master The most difficult points OF the service ny way
Of illustration he called attention TO President Ceve
land. saying: When Mr Clrve md tooE the Presien-
tl@ once he absolutely knew nothing about army suArs
There was not tho pretence that he l any shen
knowlei e. 1T singular fact that be has rendered
IN writing some OF ths most correct views oil court
mar AIs that have boon put uTOD record lie bas
SAT dpwn upon the counts whose rnng bave Desh crfV
n-ous IN way 10 commend him 10 fsir-'nind-d psolo
evsrywhers The ability dsulaye ed In his reviews has
been matter Of wonder 10 fbe army people especially
by reason OF the broad comprehension OF the SUBJECT
which he has shown"
Congressman-eecs Indcr Rayner of Baltimore.
~" Was Lere during tie week. "a one OF tne
years OF axe anu considered one Of the eloquent
lawyers CT MARI and Hs efforts TO promote hi1seu 10
rrason Of tie fact wealth and social
po-on HIS i.ihur l. the socVud LARGEST land owner "a
Maryland and Ia lnteres Tod N arUsdihs and VdtioIs
entsrI aud other wealtny
haryl .nders- Mr. Rayn~r belongs 10 that schoo' o,
pOhIicai eeonom Is Of tue south wnich has srOwr up
VITA the younger and oels ,-s 10 the neour
seemsnt Of mafsr prosperity Of 1.-THE SOUTH oy
no" 70 labor aud Industry. he II for protective ss
bat IN Of her Respects 10 q tnoroQsh going Democrat
deus OF their profession Judge Dtttonboeief us
Ouiset which hs occasionally, nnfoids 10 nis ,,v
Que or them illustrates the vhxarlos Vi ~ ~. 80
system. he Judge lad for client nan VIZ
accused OF arson Ia havnz vet nre To us owl Id
Tue principal evidence against ntm was nhs NC o.
with Insurance companies FOR tremely gnt rates ms
oairo Was rOlnmOn, something ike H. lpo -
called In at a tine when Judge Dittenhorl~r was
absent froI ROOM 10 hastily sent Tor snu gu
coming INTO tho coUd mud BIZ cirhI 'lo I''-
medLst,y began look around FOR him. inc mao ~ss
nowhere TO . f'una and Judge Di'tsnoeS eessa "
despair Of making insiste 20 the D's Az
tOrpey that there must be a postpon7menl. "Dsn
the District Attorney was refusing, "n1h tno
Judges discovered the Defendant ssttng ~ Tue nr
fbo Judge of course. .iilszed Dut 10 tooh
eantaEe OF tie situation ON osserins the %
trci Attorney and insisnz that there must be post
pon.asns snd declared there should be wbethef that
vuicsr lksd IL de nnally isolnsso his rosson-
m, tact that the defendant nself Was sittng tho
hurry. Tue court oissr amazed. In fact thunder
struok solomon called down To explain his
.ncs there 10 turnsd out that he sas ON TIE rexaisf
psss OF tie Jury aad had aksA biz place sAoot nakns
aLy explanation TO the court bheo me Judge ~
tsmptsd repnmand MIN he said: Vel shud1s oe
ret know who knoEs any more sooud os saes thnn NJ