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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
SO1fETHING LIKE 4 JUGGLE.

General Woodward has informed Mayor Cha
min that he cannot consent to qualify as one
Of the new Park Commissioners, when he is ON
the eve of sailing for Europe. Mr. JarksOn, be-
ing out Of the country, cannot take his scat in
the Board Dr. StOrIS is the only one of the
MAYORS three candidates who intends to re-
main in America during the next six months,
and he invariably takes long vacation
during the heated term. For public reasons
he may be induced to fopgO his usual rest
and recreation and b remain in charge OF the
Department while his two Democratic asSo-
ciates are abroad but it is not unlikely that he
will decline the appointment when he a'rer-
tains the singular circumstances in which II has
been conferred upon him. In that event Ten
eral Woodward, who insists that 1t would not
he right for him to qualify and then desert hI'
post. and Mr. Jackson, who will not return to
BROOKLYN for several months. would also tender
their designations. Mayor Chaplin, having APP
pon,cd three excellent men who could not take
office, would then make new selections, and be
less particular about the character Of the can
didateS.
The appointments as they stand look like
potical jugglo The Mayor knew that one OF
his Democratic candle dates was in Europe ana
that the other was on the point Of sailing Tor
England and the Continent: yet he named them
both, either because he desired the people OF
brooklyn to he impressed with his civic virtue
in appointing two Commissioners whose rcputa-
ton was iTclTnachahIo or because h" was
anxious to dccoy DR.. StnirS into the Board and
then to replace Mr.. JTkson. who's" COMMISSION
cannot legally be reserved until his return. with
a Democratic partisan Of another order. Every
body knows that Mayor ChaDin's stock in trade
when an election is coming on il the current
idea that he is a good deal better than his
party, and consequently. that n"n "i mac
pondcnt views can consistently support HIM.
His Park appointments were evidently meant
to revive this illusion; hut when the facts all
come to light he may hc convicted Of duplc'ty
and trickrry wholly in keeping with tho dl>-
reputable political gang that controls tho Dem
ocratic patty Of his town.
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satisfactory to every genuine Civil-Service re-
former. Mr.. Roosevelt fairly reflects the opin-
ions Of the Administration on the subject.

There is healthy condition of vitality IN
the Republican League of Delaware, whose
second annual convention was held yesterday.
Delegates were present from ffty-tw" ciuos'
which have $500 members. The resolutions
adopted were vigorous expression of the views
of the convention on the important pohucal
topics of the day. Emphasis was rightly fHu
in the resolutions and speeches on the iniqW-
tous Democratic scheme whereby RepuohcahS
are Systematically DISTINGUISHED without re-
dress, through the poll-tax law. There seems
to be a good prospect that this outrageous Sys-
tenn will soon be done away with, when Della
ware will take the place it ought TO occupy
among the Republican States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
THE COS7U MES COCLD Not BE FoUND.
TO BRING SUIT AGAINST MANAGER BfLL-A
RELIC OF "ADRIFII."

TO BRING A SUIT AGAINST MANAGER HfLI--A
RELIC OF "ADRIFII.'
An echo OF the failure OF the alleged comic opera
Adrtell,n at the Union Square Theatre. was heard
Yesterday. when a deputy sheriff appeared at thar
house. and sought rrp"vtn behalf Of the Eares
COSTUME Company, a number II dr"SScS Wh"h haa
Jc"n supplied for that opera. Manaar I'm was
absent AZ tho time. AMI his representatives wouh nos
allow tho deputy she,iE - 90 over the theatre Ho
Went way and returned some tine after accompanied
hy 4 plccrnan. Mr. I'M who had in tho meantime
returned then allowed tho parry 10 search the tAeatr,
but re COS uur, could not lc found.
Nj Flll sad Yesterday: " Lon 'AdrieW camo 70
,r,cf the Inaracrr. Mr. Norris. owed me money,
and gave me- n bin OF sale on the costumes. soma
Tim, after a LAWYER hr said he r"pTe>enrd the raves
COMPANY cane here and claimed the goods. He
ug,,,,pi comprpmiSe AID as understood u'at th"re
va, 600 due 10 them, said would give 800 r''h'e
than have any f,,>. He thought uat would be sa''
factory and promised 10 let me know. didn't h"sE
ANY more from him, and thee days ago SON no
costumes lalc off rel the EayeS company chech
far 81 90 which they refused 10 accept
rr, ~ The partner, In the Eavcs Company sNh
,rr tr, costumes belonged 20 that pany, and thas
,,.,u even 10 Nj. Morris. with n'nlprn'tuI ''a
/. .rrf1,u Chrrh- deposited 10y HIN shOull prove ~
h., cnpl bill Of sale would be even, w" r" ia a
,r 20 remain, unpaid Inc haNrN IoupaIy -
r,.,.rL a LAWYER Max baycisu'.'F' u pto'o"
against Manager Hill
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MANHATTAN DEAuH CONCERTS 10 BEGIN.

MANHATTAN DEIOH CONCERTS TO BEGIN
The musical season OF Manhattan Beach viii %
opened to morIOw with two conccrtsat 80 and ~
y. m.-mdcr tho direction of Z. 5. Gilmore. whose
band concerts have for years been prominent among
the attractions OF that noted seaside rsor The con
ccrtS will be marked by the appearance Of Canpanh'
Giuseppe Del Pucntc, the baritone; Mss Helen pude'
Campbell conralto and signorna Clenentina Do 'r'0
soprano. S!GnOr CampaninI VIII sing OmaiLa ITO"
Gluck's "lphigrn!a' and viii sing with sign nina 10
Nrrc a duet from NrId> 81" AIDA sgnor Del Puehu
will be heart IN aria from "Traviata.' ana WIZ
Ms, Campbell IN duet from Molarts Don GioVaant
aud Miss Campbell viii also sing the Page song iVs
." TIE lugucnots' Solos will be given by W. t. 4
Lr"bre ON tho saXophonc; Signor Ranayolo, on W
cuphonlIlnl and S,gnor Stengler tho claropes.
tilmorc's Land viii give a number Of attractive sae
tons.
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THE NEVS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-The shareholders OF the Delagoa Bay
Railway protested against Porugars action in
sanceling their concession; special Cabinet
council will consider the matter. - Prince
Albert Victor, eldest son OF the Prince Of Wales,
is said 10 be engaged 10 his cousin, sister OF the
German Emperor. - Carlotta Patti, the we'll
known singer and sister OF Adena Patti, died.
e. The Valllyrie won the LargS, Scotland,
regatta. - The Chamber Of Deputies passed
the Panama Canal Relief bill.
Domcstic.-Iale easily defeated Harvard in the
four-mile race OH the Thames. winning BY from
six to seven boatlengths. - The President APP
pointed Frederick Douglass 10 be Minister 70 Hayu
Captain Meredith was made Chief Of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing. - The funeral Of
Mrs Hayes took place at the home OF eX-Presdent
Hayes in Fremont. Ohio; the eulogy was pro
nounced by Chaplain McCahc - Colonel En-
mons Clark OF the 7th Regiment, received his com
mission as brigadier- general by hrcvct from Gov
.rnor Hill. - Ann Arbor celebrated commence
ment dnS - Both divisions OF the Court Of
Appeals OF the State have adjourned. - The
Criminal Court Of the District Of Columbia ordered
O nolle prosequi in the Star Route trial cases.
City and Suburban. Standard Oil Com
pany bought from the producers $500, 600 barrels
Of oil OF 81 l-2 cents, giving profit of $4,000
TO the producers - Four women and two mcr
were found suffocated BY gas at Paterson, y. j
- The Athletic Baseball Club defeated the
Jersey City tenn by score Of 10 D. - The
New-Yorx Yacht Club received official notice from
the Royal Yacht Squadron that the Dunraven
challenge for the Americas Cup cannot be con
frmed. - The death sentences Of Ferdinand
Carolin James Nolan, Charles Gibhn and John
Lewis, four woman-kllers confined in the TomhS
were confirmed. - The commencement cNcr
cises of Manhattan Colleg took place at tho
Metropolitan Opera House. - Stocks dull anc
lower, closing steady.
The Weathcr.-Indications for to-day: Gen
orally fair and muggy, possibly with sprinkle
OF rain; slight thermal changes. Tempcrdtur
yesterday Highest 81 degrees; lowest, "a; aver
age, 20 l-2
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TIE TALK or TIE DAY.

Dlakrlv Hall saws in "Ihe Clcthirr And Farnisher'
that there IS not IA ldonablc tailor In the west End
Of London who doe, not have good list Of regular
American customers. In spite OF the fac, that there
arc better cutters I'm Ncw-York than in London.
TLcD Ccorr,, fishing methods rrird us OF a
tor, A Trcsr%- ,oJ IL las, .pI1rc 4 fshcrna an
IN t." North carolina mountains who ~ out for n
~ , ali , , ~, a. r,,r,, ha, 90 10 make
anseTr r: ~ H"oA cNe. .o ard ID. d ltsy u ne
r.uotc stroIn. faInoS, for It's troi'. followed It up
una he came to a dam, paid III miller generous
literally %oop'H up me uE E'' a'' ~. IN W IN
W., I'M Ti.ms '','. r'%a'' o'''"7 " 49,
''.' -
H,T~rt u" NI.',.,, a" AN .o,.,., -, go,
o,s.s tho sn. o, IA~pcrs wcrkly.7 The success
~ ,,csc p.nlc,rors IS Mt only tribute to their
angling IN this country.
4, A.,antas. In knowing Frruch.-Erown no
E!] n WIG ), if"pnm.iI r Nc, = nH fclICul
YOU r,,h W, "aT',,,ly, WIN, Tvr got so now | can
,Nl,k :. Fr,Irh
Iir"Hn Wei. HAS I%'>"n S; ior us n'o'c ''a"
| 20" '''"' '''' ''' W.
tn" cow sun continues !" '' subject Oh con.
aro'"'p' ia" "P'",,, tho r.y, and ,n,ur o.,
h" damages crops "'"''' ,"' 80, a"' ,''"1 -
domestic fowls aud 'aiiN" h'''S dNulbn'~ ''' ''T"N
Of pol-nou, ard u.1iou, plants. and destroys useful
inE"'r =" 'rSt"""'" III ''' ''>"' "' |
icatryS injurious Insects mice an" "''F E''"","'
an HAT b" Is HNh'""" a. " ~
n"Inwhl" l." g'S Hsn' On "''c'"'HH u" "">'"' - W
'"ly untrouoI"i Uy INC P"'"'' '''d' - O''''- '
him
seen" n Ills I'uhihoPl, HOW ''iE ~ ~, ~ "
is H." ''hrt 4'''i'; 49, IAN "" , ,t ,I ma,
III stlu ard aim. mn b"l h''IN d' W. p'', 49,
l.'ud"l, ant oAn'fNH pIt on ~ .' W. 49, , Iii
And how r"ruI '' ~liir W ,n' .'t'' E'., - -,
gayr vol AMI 81 lht up ,i"'I ~. l', ~ 50 ~
hts nnl't hcad 'nh["' W ~, -, ir,iy h MN ri,;
l,.r l"lrnc E.llr 'hat loud shouting b!lly who Na'
on p!, Il Is'r News
A Cincinnati saloon Keeper n" Other dY pad
dollar ~ a sral~i envelope containing dn''''hs NAV
ur,rn enable him 10 sell NOR" beer. when J." "p"h"d
II "A, found on small card the worS Don't sell 81
r,u,h truth
.,,o,,o, was once lmrutInc 10 a friend the
conduct Of his
lHu snow" STT,ia saiJ ibr ntbnr ~
nina MN "a ' 80, attcnton In wLa, say He listens
,- ~ p ,h,, aI,-rc OF fools Then with a sudden
I'tt,,,n, .T wish YOU would sneak To him - tSau
| t,ar'c,.co " a.p
'"" -,
have met this man. said great lawyer u'
o,,,r dav in a grrat many places where | would
., ,..o,,r And for \ r,,ru,c h, coulln't
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DANGER TO THE FORESTS.

II is 70 be h"p"d NAV me 9"'''! l"' ! o''''''.
Education VIII Pr>'N'F' III '"'', '"''"'''' y"
issuing plmphr' 'Ft"'"H ."' ','
attacks Of IN" Iumh"rm'N upon inc N'''""u'''
forests. In" erect OIL 'h"i'9 VI ,"'n nav
ought to exert" an aHhAH"h WHO" H""'' '"o ~
the S'at"> adopting soon 'H""N' n''N''''> w.
protect those nom" WOODS iron" "'>'' w ""''
Iy agitation ana ny IN" "'Eah'|"""n ~
cicty esp"cIA!Iy iht"nd"d |" hr'""' P"''' "p"
ion on tn" subject ""i>'a+N" ~ no" VIZ a' us
secured H." years aE" TOT INV P'''" '''' W
Niagara rails from i'r'h"f d'~'' 'A''.",
Liz" energetic efforts IN h'ha'I "' III" ''
rondack forest" W" arc confident VIII ''ihE
them under tn" gu1tdian>hr Of me state h'
it must 30 ma" SIC" Il - The "N'N'' ~ inc
friends III IN" - 'hh' 'A' .'''>.' "Pl'>'"H
them are far mIsh'l'r man 'h'>' WAC" ''"-
frontd the men VII" We" HHlNiNE :" P'""''
Niagara. There only Jew property ""'''>
were concerned; her" hundi'hN 81 IH'i'h'T'
dealers. scores Of capitalists and sry"ia. great
abroad corporations ar" III opposition.
state Forestry Comm sion has h"'n ">'ah-
liSh"d Lut - powerful are ia" forces IA -"
Lcgi>latur" il "rp",in"u u 'n stops bong
taken 10y IA" S'a'" for 'a' pI'~ .r'a'l"n "i me
forests, that even IN" m'd'~t i'">'i'> 81 pre-.
t"C,i"n suggested hy IN" conn '>'.'H '"'' win
ter failed 10 reach 'hr t,"y"rror
The Commission urg.l rnr 'Iw should t."
passed making a small appropriation f"r the
uurchasr n a fixed IA" I,.r aero ~ such forrest
land, ~ they deemed II ad,i>Ih. f"r IA" ia"
20 possess, one q n" oHj,'> q. ,u.h a lass
v.uld be- to ion Together ~" larl,,, pan. >
of state lard which ~" >,1''"rcd about am"n.
tho thousands Of are, lr'. rrihg g. prlI'" in
diyiduals Another. ard the ,hlt, aim was 4"
indu,. the state 10 al ~ / policy for IN" .rad-
nal prrcha-c uf The for,.,, laud>. Any person
who has studied Thoroughly III" problem f n"
preservation e rh" forc4., secs hat the only
method Of solving il successfully j. for the ~'at"
| 70 nurrhaSc them. No pri,a'" c,'il"n owrIu.
forc., land can be- c>prr,rd to >arriir" his in
forests and refrain from cutting down his trees
from = sentimental, idea # preserving the. water
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1musemenis.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-2 aud s:3o-Equlne Paradox
BIJoU THEATRE-2 and SA Midnight Bell
BRIGHTON BEACH-Afternoon and Evening-Seid Conoer
BROADWAY THEATRE-2 and S-The oolAh
CAsINo-2 and S-The BrigsndA
EDEN MUsEE-wax Tableaux.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, and g." Faust"
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-2s and aSo-feashrerAin'
MANHATTAN BEACF-8-Last Days Of Pompeh
PALMER's THEATRE-2 and s-Ciovor.
pRoCToRs 23D.sT THYATRE-2 and s-Misstrslh
TERRACE GARDEN-S-Donna Juanita
xTH.AvE AND 10TH .sT.--tIetysburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
Az ACTRESS ~ 4 F4FNIAERoi S'lf.
MISS RIGL SAYS Mr.. FRENCH REFERRED TO ME-
SANGER As Ills PARTNER.


SANGER AS HI~ PARTNER.
Tr. .xam.rarlpn Of Mr. Sangrr IN tho cas' OF r W.
h, MAY Little Iurd FauutlcrOy' was resumed ~
~ IId,e Dittrnhoetcr before eX surrogate E"lL"S
Yesterday lilo was Interrupted however. by the ap-
r..ly.ucc Of Miss Emily RSi, the actress. WI" hs'
l.,.u suhpcnaed a. witness. IAs advent Oh INC
prr,tty actress. who lookcd particularly well IN
Fauntcroy suit created considerable excitement
anonr the staM and dlcnihed members Of the court
VINO rose flum their seats 10 receive her AFTER uo
customary prrluiuar',>. Miss RCl took a." ".'n.NS
chair She was the most willing Of witn">>~' ana
had to be continually corrected for vouclsAhhS Ill
formation for Watch ~. had u,t bo,n asked
She related conversation held between MIR. Fv"ncn
and herself al No. - Victoria square, L"mi"n. 10
which he had asked her Ia play Iart IN VII
Harucs Of Ncw-Nurk,' or the mother in illus
Lord Falntl"roy.' She had replied that Oh, wniei
$50 week for PLAYING In town aud 600 wren
touring through the country. Mr.. French had s@o
thu, he could give 10 decisive answer until he hei
cabIeI TO his partner MI sanger Mr.. Sanger Wa
again called 10 the chair and subjected ~ cr)sS
examination bv cx judge Dit cnhoe.er. Atrr givai
a short history Of his life, lie sad tha, there TAD
French sanger, each partner had kept his OWL
money. =,
Tho case was then adjourned until Monday a. II
a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

"lumber railways" threaten more than ever
before the life of the forests. The extension Oh
the railways mentioned widens vastly the area
Of work of the tree Teller. 1t is to be hoped,
therefore, that the State will soon perceive the
dangerous nature of the attacks which arc
being made upon it's forest lands, and do some
thing practical t. protect them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

4 SUBJECT THAT is DEEPER THAN 1T LO0Es
Among Mayor Grants callers yesterday was d.
saiow. whose card boro the imposing title: Com
missioner OF HIS japanese MaIestys Local Governm
OF aokkaldo" Commissioner Sstow said that his 'A
to the United states for the purpose OF oeco'nms
conyrrsant with the American system Of muhep.
government with view using his hnoNIcaS. "a
the benefit OF japanese cities and towns when ~ -
turns home The Mayor promised to AID an
STUDY Of tho New York variety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

generally regarded, we take It, as pret'y so'u
proof that cartoonist he has ceaseo u p &c,
force, and become merely reminiscehce' ino
picture in question may possibly be appreciated W
the inmates Of Bloomingdale, but we Ventufe "
say that nobody outside OF such an lnsttu'ioh Gun
grasp its meaning without the anu OF " supp.
mcntary diagram and key 1t Is perhaps o,ny
charitable n conclude that it. was intended FOR
the puzzle department OF the paper' 0uO "'A'
astray in the makeup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Road Commissioners instead OF the Aiuernien
essential to any change OF motive power Is
most offensive to the present city authorizes
but outside Of Tammany Hall that IS not likely
IN he regarded an insuperablc objection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

ALIEN cor" FELLOWS, 30 YOU MIND THIS
From The baltimore American
II seems quite certain that most OF the doodle Al.
dermcn ~ Now Iark viii go unpublished The DELAY
In their trials the apparent uuwillincncSs Of M,
authorities To do anything. and the general lassituc
u those who supposed to protect the public I'm.
ierrS's arr oil operating In their favor The failure,
Of Justice Is great d'cr".!ii Ia the metropolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Pennsylvania cast $4,000 majority aS"''".
Prohibition, and yet " Tn" Voice cohlch"' '''''
I" the people were de- evcd, fooled VI ''"'
Of course II will be remembered mat '"' 'o,
tary juryman in the historic story always ..r
that the eleven obstinate men VINO "0io ~
him in the box were deceived, foOIeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

The dctcstable woman who was senten'e' OH
Wednesday 10 the longest term OF imprisonment
possible under the law for nhuman crnel'y 10 I"
child is reported to have given Judge WARTIME I"
cold look ns she was taken from tn" courtroom,
If She had given thu child cold look instead VI
a roJ-bot iron she wonld not be in jail this June
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

1t was Yale's race nearly from start to finish.
For the first mile the crews were almost neck
and neck, Yale leading at that distance by only
two seconds; but from this point on Harvard
fell steadily to the rear, and when Yale crossed
the finish line there were six or seven boat
lengths of clear water between the rival crews.
Yale'5 time was 81 minutes 30 seconds; Har-
ward came in rs seconds later. The race was
witnessed by vast crowd. but it can scarcely
be pronounced interesting or exciting, especial
" as the finish was made amid the fast gather
ing darkness The Cook stroke is still tn
umphant, and Harvard will have to brace up
IN earnest IL the increasing list Of lale's vic
tories Is to be kept from growing rapidly longer.
Another official announcement has been made
By the Civil Service Commissioners which will
not be relished by any pe2ons who think that
the examinations can be worked" in such a
way as to produce partisan results. This was
the common method under the late Admins.
trstion, but now there is new order of things,
and the law is to be carried out impartialIy and
70 the letter. Commissioner Roosevelt. speak
ing for his associates az we'll as himself.
says: "They will tolerate no violation and
no evasion Of the statute. The exaninati ons
IRE open 10 an-Democrats and Republicans
alike, al can apply who choose; oil those ap-
plying IN proper form will be examined and
marked With positive impartiality, and will be
certified In their order 10 the appointing officer .
~ u explicit and upeautvocal. and must be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

He NEEDS THEN MOST At HOME THOUGH.
From The Atlanta constitution
The st. Louis Republics" abuse OF Governor HI,
no, g Of them ~ " LUG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Professor Cooks vndcation OF liar'aru iIV V
the charges and imputatiohS OF P'iN''
lately brought against the lnlverS''E o"' n,,I
thouSand-fod all the tattle OF "lcO'"te''
ANONYMOUS NcrIbDlrrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

The selection of the venerable Frederick
Douglass as Minister to Hayti is in every way
admirable. Mr.. Douglass is seventy two years
of age, but he is as active and vigorous as
many men score of years younger The
duties which he will be called upon to discharge
ut present are not trifling, in view Of the un-
settled condition OF affairs in the Black Rcpub-
lie, but Mr. DouglasS's experience and natural
ability qualify him to perform them sasaciously
and credtably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Persons going out Of so,rn Jor tho summer can
haze the Daily and Sunday TRIBUNE mailed
10 them for $1.OO per month, or $3.50 for
three months. Travellers in Europe can receive
TIE TRIBUNE during their absence for
81. 65 per month, foreign postage paid, or $4.45
for three months The address Of tho paper wtA
Exchanged as often as desired.
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IT WOULD HAVE TAXEp HER PEN

From Tho Albany EApp's,.
Tammany VIII celebrate Its centennial ON the aver
glorious Fourth DID tho lamontod Hclen Hunt lack.
son have Tammany In mind when shn wro,c . a
Csntury OF Dshonor"t e -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Governor Hi Albany organ holly denies that
taxes in this State have been highest and cor
rup'ion most rampant when the Democracy had
control Of both the Executive and Legislative
branches Of the Government In other words,
thus >upcr,crvIrrahlc organ challenges tho cor
rcclncss Of the Controllers reports.
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No. 760 3D. ave. 37th-st, 10 a. m 70 III
No. ], 0ce Sdsy near 61stst3 10 m 70 p M , on
No. $50 East 125th-st, near dave, 10 O. IN 70 :oo
= r. ,,o, sou,,e No ,sa .,s ave-, eorn.. 14th.s.
109 West 4cd st.. near shave
1,7oS 1stnve
Sv,sb,np ton-1 300 Est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

And ~ II II man brings picture to this country
from Europe and pays the duty upon II and then,
having returned It TO tine artist who palutcd II
for the purpose OF having IT rrt"uchcd, brings II
back again to America the duty must be- en-.
corrd That i the decision OF the TruSury De
Iurtmrnt IN regard to Mr.. NuudrrhIltS portrait.
W. magIur that most people Will feel that the law
upon which tir decision is basNi Is particularly
good one to repeal. There is II distinction with
difference IN the public mind between dutv
and cNtOrilon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
3noer 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Buslness Nslltrs.

A Cool PLACE with hot name. Surf Hotel.
Fire Beach voyage without Sickness paradise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Thomas Mast returning from San Francisco 10
Ncw-York, makes his renppcaranco in " Tine
His initial contribution 70 that Journal viii Ia