New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

more than 300 feet, AZ was the '""o III ''~
Seventy sixth-st. II is a grotesque SITUATION
that handsome dwellings should be Duilt only
N he injured, and even shattered, by blasting
operations for the construction Oh other houses
which are liable to be injured in their turn.
NotIe served upon any contractor that no VIII
be held responsible for damage done VIII prop
ABLY result in the work being carried on WIN
moderation and decent regard for the rights
Of property.
ST Louis court has decided TINT gambler
il entitled to his chips and layout which may De
seized IN a faro game. Young gambler 10 "es''
That bill OF J. T. Wilkinson's for detective ser
vices in connection with the Doodle trials Is nc
ouirinc the nature OF the Wandering jew mayor
Grant has had 1t before him some hali-dozen tneS'
has sent n back to the District-Attorney Tor par
,cu,ors as 70 the expenditures and the necessity
for them, and has now fnally-it appears 10 DC
0n,,lv-rcfu.ed TO approve IL on the ground that
sucb cxpenditures should be charged against the
State rather thnn the city Hence, 1t looks as II
Wkinson would have 10 whistle for n considerable
time % come before he sees the color OF that
s5,O47.
The late Legislature OF Massachusetts appro-
nrotcd 81 800 900 10 repair the State itousr' ana
The Boston Transcript. fears that fhe Di'is LOT
that purpose may aggregate s3'0oo'ooo' ~
inst possible that The Transcript may nave
hccn studying the cost OF the CapltOl NJ Aiphhy'
Tho-o "a n fourth-class postmaster down IN
Florida who IL Is suspected, IL out cunning lor inc
.ditor OF The Atlanta Constitution Ills nome
| ia Mr. Galley and he was appointed lor the
| village OF Lula. The Constitution announcer
the appointment thus: Lula-Outiaw NO man
| Of proper spirit who answers TO Galley VIII IT,
! card Outlaw as n convertible term Inc .oh-
stitu,ion, would do we'll to take good long
vacation TO afford the affair an opportunity 10
! blow over.
Suhiec, for one Of the Democratic debating So
oio,ic. - this hour; Resolved, That those fifteen
new public baths which have been ordctc" WIN
| have n tendency 10 cut down our majority IN "h"'
| arc now the unwnshrd districts.
The ancient proud exclaim; See Naples and
then die will mcnn more than ever "heh 'he
| bc,culean task which has just been entered upon
is COMPLETED The new Naples may possibly lack
some element Of picturcsIurneSs OF when th' Oh"
one could boast but It will be good deal more
attractive rs place OF residence Tor lcop" WI"
| hold that cleanliness Is NEXT to gohIihrss' an
tho projected improvements will not be comple'e"
| uuder ten years.
xow that the pricr Of castor oil has gone up
tho rros,cc, OF the Democratic facttons getting
together looks worse than ever
THIS refreshing cold spell, after period OF very
| vnrm muggy weather, Is no doubt huriou'hole
| nrcrly 10 the cyclone on III" South Atlantic
cons, YESTERDAY and closely parallels that OF May
80 which followed the ocean storm that 80 nearly
| ,.,ocLcd ,hc Ynntic Indeed. these reactions III
| ,omoernture nre usual sequcls OF West lhn'a
hurricanes. and their effects are sometimes per-
cep,ihlc for n week or so. Thus far June mas not
.hown such unreasonable warmth in this vicinity rs
did May Both in continuity ana DEGREE NV
o,coss cnrIr last month WINS very unusual; while
strcc decoration Day the dryiationS from the
standard have been slightcr, less extreme, and
more evenly divided between the plus ana minus
sides OF the account. There seems 20 I've Ten
dorcv N Get down 70 average summer weather
now.
The Federal Club ndorSeS Tho Trihunes view
|, | ~ Governor Hills official manners The ciuL
declares the recent messages TO be abusive asper
sions of the motives and conduct OF members, with
out justification in fact or precedent In history
and dcpopncc, them "as unworthy the Executive
| inconsistent
his high office" This is O sound view. The legsht
ure has borne long enough with the insolcnt dom
inc.Nng and coarse abuse OF Governor liilL lh'
first message OF that character which he send
: TO the Legislature neat wRtcr ought TO be re
turned 10 HIM promptly.
The angry attacks Of the ProhibitiOniSts upot
} Miss Kate Field show how effective her worl
has been against the amendment both in Massa
ehuSetts and Pennsylvania. II Is pre- eminentll
foolish 70 charge her with mrrccnary motives
Miss Field Is n woman Of courage and convictions
, and plenty OF both.
Ernest H. Crosby thoroughly deserved the hS
compliment paid him by the reception OF the FED
oral Club Mr. Crosby's career In the Legislator
Inns been cminrnty creditable TO him. lie ha
l acted OF all times with entire ConScentiouSn"Ss
i and he has identified his name with several vita
n | reforms His work will not be remembered an
= the less gratefully because the veto OF saloo
s Governor stood in the way OF It's completion.
A Members Of the Women's Christian Temperance
. | Union served coffee, tea, sandwiches buttermil
| to ant nd Ri m CT