New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

,ct r. comr. When ! took up The paper in the morn.
inc found that the bank In which was every cent oi
money had In The world had failed. had depo"eo
In f. a spare $500 only three days before. SO you
sea I have quite good reason TO he supeSiious about
my OPAL
The office OF District Marshal has quite an interest
ING history Prior to the war II was hlleh ny
,I,r,o, man President Pierce appointed Jonah ID.
IJovor a, ola resident OF the District; John seden
vas annoIuted by President buchanan TO succeed him.
President Lincoln was the first President "a go o"'
Of the District for Marshal, and In The surfing uaSS
OF the rebellion wsrl H. 1amon OF west virginia
Who hal been law partner OF Mr. lhcoIh' ;, at
ministered the. MHrsharS anaIrS "ncn
johnson came In he appointed David > Goodhg' Oh
Indiana who served until President Grant appohHd
lis brother rim. law General George sharp, 10 he
Office President Hayes appointed frc"er''A D""s
who was at that time a voter IN kocheS'er' ~ l.
Mr. IIayes also relieved Mr.. Douglass OF uo PERFORM
ancc Of any social duties and Colonel ROCKWELL WIN
was superintendent OF Public Buildings and GROUNDS
was detailed for that duty. President 'aruc'u "'"'o
Mr. Douglass Register OF Deeds and appointed 'nu.''S
+. Henry, old clasSmnte, MARSHAL JUST D''oIo
the beginning OF the second star t"u'e uia" '''''
dent Arthur appointed Clayton McMlrhaci' anu "h''
more transferred the performance OF c"rta'h eoo.N
duties, such tho formal introduction al INC h'o
HOUSE, receptions TO the Marsha, from whom they
ha.l been taken by Mr. HAYES. President CieVeishu
appontsyi A. A. Wilson, the first District man ap-
pointed since the war, but again took Tie Social
duties away from the office and, following MI HAYES
example transferred them Ia the Commissioner 4"
Public Buildings and Grounds. MI. Wilson Stai nous
the Office. Among the candidates hear mcnuheu
for tho place most prominent just now, "a ex-senator
Bruce OF Mississippi Of the leaders OF the c"o'u
race. and TO all incnrs aud purposes ie~"''"' Vi
the District.
Mr. Chase. OF the Commissioner Of Customs Division
hus S.Jlns
eSting roles In the shape Of cane>. one from "oS'
bury he got In $50, when he went there ~ one vi
tho commission 10 about locating 'Na'+"'"'
cemetery or a monument. lie found that the stump
Of a tree down Ia make room for certain Da'e'l
had sprOutcd and the sprouts were just long Sih '"''h
enough 10 mako canes Of He trimmed ono anu
carved into It tho stream either sIo OF Whir"
tho two armies drawn Ia line Of battle am H'o'
lad llt,lc plates shsped and mounted, eahh SLOWING
where tho different corps were hcaiel, caEh CUPS
having Il, own badge engraved upon H. Inc hn"o
al The Gang WAS covered with silver suitably MH'rlOo'"
Another cane lie Is just having mountoJ Ii mayo VI
Georgia pme Whitfield frv1n the timber taken out OF
the moor 81 the White HOu~' w u" course "i u"
rrpslls made last year This nJor was laid In l7I"'
Tho friends Of Senator ingalls, arc crafty amused
At mn account Of the first meeting between The
qr.,t Kansas statesman and the Editor OF " mo
Pealp DIV llau,a>, Graphic which the "lt"r gives III
lettsr r~Cently received IN thIs city. The lc'''r y
written In the editorial tone, not emitting mo W.
The first time We ever Iugal7 says the editor
"he was doing Western Kansas In buggy IN com
DAILY with lew Hanback,, the iougrcn~ha from
tho VIM kansas District and they stepped into III"
lrtlc pint shop We Vrr- running ont West A. NAT
time lie carried an umbrella over hts head AMI "o"
gold bowed specraclc' that 0irlci around AMI b'"''
the back door OF his when we lookel OK
through a little clean plarn in III" wsndo" AMI -"
him coming We told the Office devil 10 spread an cN-
change paper over the Ink paste and tobacco stains
on the desk and carry ont the oil aHhpan we ""f'
u,,ng A, a ,pitioon, AID then go oVt doors after h''
shoes while We tuuk down copy Of The Forum, ana
bur!ri ourselves IN one Of ~" NcnA'"r' lat s'H','
II Is no, every dly that graf high 1nnck'hh"'N
tinted stairs Srmr'or with iI,"ihrai S"hS ara
i,u,ru,1c,rl,,he GOO, calling on q lrtlr l"Nl2
.,.i printing ullr.' II I, not every country 'I.'or
who under such trying circumstances could have re-
,,,u,i A., usual equilibrium and would have been
.omewhnt ratified ourselves II the senator hal not
adapted himself 10 our circumstances Instead q" olnS
US To adapt ourselves to his. We were sure Ia" ID.
teudcL to talk tariff 10 NJ, and IRE great SLICES VI
wisdom and knowledge At us about 'h' elN"ah
ou,-fun for instance or tho Internal Revenue" but he
| didn't lie sat himself down as comfortable a. we
,r,, Ie yrd chair would permit. put both feet upon
! our de L. and prpinchg sunchng he had h"'"sHt
rum tho buggy, asked Us II We hra'l WHAT ~ '"''
rrnor OF North Carolina said 10 the Governor &" SCUM
Carolina. It needless 20 say thar our rhD4''H>
! mrnt dl.appearrd Immediately. Dir ILSA'H - |o'
very prrtty hi, hair Is very gray, and he Is eNce'
| Inrly thin and would mako good clothes prop or
| u,lrc Illustration OF tho Dr. 1aunrr theory. HIS
Log -,r,I 10 usr Of blrcch loading sugl' barrel guns
Thrust into gun bags II Il my 'c) 10 W. %" re
! manage. 10 carry such big head full OF eighteen
carat brain, around on such all "ima''a'e1 ''' "' "
rulur IIwcyrr he Is Of tho brightest star thai
| r,da,o IN the GALAXY Of genius and a1.l.} ami
! wI,h,I A whole sourd polished gentleman "i 'h'
first water ard we repeat that soma dlS ho VIII be
! the Pc ,dent Of these United states
onc,,ry siroihcr " sfocksaC"r dies hard, rnt
| - v,,. tLcr. an the any. AZ LAT De lrIaN's bis
| death Ike grip on tho romm!s>i"n"r~h.p 81 IL"
General Land Ohlcc and Furnishes an enforced ri'"-
dent Il, ll, nineteen relative, u, 10 the rN'"'"l'
.urr.nd.,r Of their respective positions.
General w. NJ stuur, tie new Assistant t"mni''
! sorrr ,,lu f., now the acting chief u the Ru'iu
! find, himself confronted wish pretty s'ar o'
tIugsr the Office iaIly gusnlug for drI\"'nn'' l''"
a suprrimpo~d mass Of Thousands OF rh'I'' WIZ
should have received final disposition thrro years ago.
| This condition Of affairs, as Is generally known VA
brought about by tho haud7-cry policy 81 Z" General
wun,m A. SPARKS stuckslUgrr's hG.chle prch-
c,,-,- who assuming tue Commit S,lOner>hip with the
| fragrant idea that he smelt Niger IN the "o"d
| nile resolved To Lavo him dead or alive. lie or
| ganil,d a new division, known a. the board OF Kr
view whose duty II vas 10 r"eNaInln" rntn"S uA''"
uIon hy several divisions Of the Office "i'r" allow
| lng pa,eutS issue for tic same A. consequence
extreme DELAYS have resulted aud thousands Of poor
| honest settlers who have duly suhmtel their iiniI
p,oot, have vanly pleaded for their land iile, 10"
| ilree or four years ONorlno
General Stone has alrrady directed that no further
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