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New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
PERSONAL.

rx Secretary McCullocs illness is now reporteu ~
!. Ioss sorious than was represented last week He
has suffered from hay fever for years ana 't,lo
has latcly developed an asthnat1 Phase n,nrcd "
dircetivc apparatus ha, been sHght} uaoipe'c"'
1ba rumor Of an engagement between the e!de't
,chtr of Chief Justice Fuller and Hugh G. Wallace
=. r,como receive, Official confirmation, says " Inc
cbicsoo Tribune which adds that the Young eentle
man t, now in Washington on d fslt 10 ue ldi4p Vi
hiS fancee.
I.nitcd states senator Power Of Montana, VINO Is
live practical busines- man. is about TO start BANK
in Helena in company with some chicago caPIdIls's
and j, stl interested in some Missouri RIVER SteauI"Sg @
compani,~ from which latter CONNECTION ne hda IVl5
bcen known at home a, commodore Power
Mr.. IIaymarkcr. native Of Bombay, after receiv-
INK medical eiucatiog In Ph.sdelpha Is aOo"' -
return 10 her own people a Hll>'loh''f
The MAN Of Hydcrabsd paid s65.ooo for the big
Gordon OFT diamond o. in his head dress Before
cutting the stone weighed g. carat,. and after cut
ting - car7ts. IL i- said 10 DE the best pufc'I
and most brilliant stone known
The Albany papnr, WIRE halfcorrcct in their news
about the change Of pastoratc in The First he'h'dat
Episcopal Churcn. II is true that Dr. Leech Is % go
IN tho Howard street Church, san Francisco =
c,allv true that DR.. Iiawourt mas no present l"o'
ton of Paving the hitter 'iv'
II &, not YET deHu ,cly known whether Professor
William r. Harper the head OF the department oi
oriental ianguoec, ~ iae University VIII acoeP' q"
decline the oncr Of the presidency OF the ne" 'moaEo
TnIycr-tv. Dr. Harper wa born IN ONO les ur'l'
forty wear, ago. and was graduated from DF''"" VI
Loo, n, va. then given place ia the faculty, Wh'h
49, Icl1 u,t 1871 when BE wa called to the chair of
Tho IIchrcw Ian xIace and literature III lhc ltpust
Theological Seminary at Morgan Park In autlIon 10
i,i.itio. up a Il. pdrmcnt of Hebrew he 'tar"d mnr
summer school, Of Hebrew IN EariGu, parts "i !hc
r0rutgv. which he still conduct. lie II dl7o uE
f,urt. of the American Institute oi hcbreN Nhli,h Nhi,h
,,cf. tSe pullcat,Y ,Yu Of several magazine OF Wlcn
ta I. editor AID Of book and dictionaries. III iT7o
all Ia
,,,.l, ON of tl, work At Morgan Park, devotns one
month of the ycar 10 lecture th"r"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

have been abundalt proofs since then that
recklessness in blasting still prevails; yet no
conspicuous example has been made OF the men
responsible for it, In the first OF the two cases
mentioned in this article it is obvious that too
much powder was used at one time, while IN
the second there was plain delinquency IN
the failure to cover the rock with planks, etc,
as required both by law and By common-SenSe
The necessity for blasting within the city I'M
its will continue for many years. with proper
precautions it can be so conducted as to be
practically free from danger Hence the rules
regarding it should be rgidly enforced and the
dcllnqucnts sharply punished.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
SOVF SHIPPING PIRITTTfS.

Opponents of American shipping interests
have less to say now than formerly about the
unSubSidizcd merchant marine Of Ingland
This retccncc Is natural, since the British and
Canadian Governments have completely de-
moli,rCd their argument. OF course, there are
Democratic leaders who Will continue to de
monstlate by the hour, as Senators Vest and
Morgan have done during the last week the
ignorance Of those who assume that England
has been persistent III safeguarding and de-
ycloping It's maritime intcrC >tS but there stand
the plain facts OF the recent substituting Of the
Vancouver and Halifax lines 10 coniutc them
The new British steamships which arc to eros,
the Pacific and 10 compete with an American
line receiving $4,000 a year for mail trans
potation are to be furnished with subsidy OF
1913. 900 a year and the corresponding line
from Halifax to Liverpool will have subsidies
from Canada and England amounting to
$500 600 annually. This is entirely apart
from the subventiOnS To the Canadian Pacific
raiways. virtually aggregating, rs Mr.. Nimmo
has shown in THE TRIBUNE, S10,GS6.000 a
year, and constituting discrimination against
American commerce and railways. Here is a
sum exceeding . 100000 annually which l.
protecting fhe British line of steam ana rail
way communications between Liverpool and
Hong kong vll Canada.
II - not strange thai with these facts con-
fronting them the Free Traders are looking
about for some more convenient parallel than
the British Governments dealings with It's
steamship interests. They fancy that they
have found good base OF operations in the
rccen, progress of the German commercial ma
rinc. II /, not an ideal parallel for their pur-
poses, since that progress has largely been
made since the adoption of the protective sys-
ten IN 1915 but that TACT can be CLOSED
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
MORE RECELENS RL1STLNG-

Two incidents within IA day or two cannot
fail to impress upon the people of this city
the danger to which thcy are constantly sub
icCtcd through carclc> ness in the blasting
operations which arc necessary ON the upper
part Of Manhattan Island. The first took place
at Madi>on-ayc. and Northumberland six
tccnth-St., where ten blasts were set of al the
same moment, with the result that tons Of
rock ami the timbcrS which had been placed
on II we're hurled into the air. The debris
was 50 great in quantity that one Of the street
car tracks in MadiSon-avc. was blockaded for
hours. l}y good fortune there was no one near
at hand when the explosion took place, and
50 no loss Of life occurred. II is rather dis
coulaging 10 learn that although the foreman
was arrested, he was discharged in the Harlem
Police Count because he proved 10 the salts
faction OF the presiding justice thar the rcqli-
>to number Of boards, chains, etc, had been
placed over the blasts. The other instance
occurred in Central Park, in the vicinity OF the
ObeliSk, blast having been let of without
any covering whatever To prevent the dislodged
rock from being hurled broadcast over the sur
rounding area The foreman in this case was
held for trial.
About year ago the Fire Department
promulgated a new set of rules in reference 10
the storage and use Of explosives in the ;ity
and ior the government Oi blasting. TAere
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

The long and bitterly contested strike and
lockout of the CoaEmalciS was ended last
evening with the victory of the strikers. The
last point for which the employers contcndcd,
that the non-union workers should be retained.
was finally conceded, and the competent ones
among them are to be compelled to join the
unions or else quit work. This labor contest
has been marked by uncommon suffering on
the part OF the strikers, as THE TRIBUNE has
heretofore noted, and it is a cause for general
qualification that it has at last ended. Good
organization and good leadership have been the
principal weapons, in addition to dogGcd de-
termination, which the strikers have employed.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

There Is NJ least one city IN the United states
which accepts the figures awarded her by TIE
census cnumcrtors with JOY and rejoicing. II is
Blughamton, the cou>umm1ic flower of BroOmc
Comfy. Finding according to the rcturus-which
she has no desire OF going bchiud-that her popuo-
tou has doubled in ten years, she is proud and
happy that she talks Of giving her ;cclin's cN-
preston IN formal jolliication. lcr Mayor has
issued conGmfuatorX message, her Board of
radc Is dcylaIng ways and means of making the
most "f her big boom, which IT feels confident is
presently to begin, and each one of her citizens Is
going about fcrycntly cXclamng: ct" am "A
Bughlmtouian We extend 10 this shining licht
Of the southern tier of counties the assurances OF
our distinguished considerations
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Secretary Tracy has acted properly IN Su's,i-
,uting one of the new cruisers IN pace Vi 'i'
old Essex to bear the body of John Ericsson "
its resting place in Sweden. No hohor 'l'''
America can pay TO the memory OF this nio9V uSc-
ful man is too exalted lie performed service
70 the United States which cannot DC oVer-es.i-
mated The Essex was selected originally merely
becafsc it was ready, but now that the secretary
finds himself able to detach the Philadeiphia Ut
,Ic BoItinorc for this honorable service, he does
tbe right thing in issuing such orders.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

No apology is needed for the amount of space
in our Washington columns devoted to the
able argument of Judge Mcclure in the Breck
lnridge cOntcSted-elcction case. The Breckin-
ridge case possesses many remarkable features.
as those of our readers who followed the tcSti-
mony lately taken in Arkansas will readily re-
member. Judge McCurc'S lucid and conyinc-
ing analysis of the evidence will be read with
interest by all who are concerned with the
mcnt
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Nothing but praise is demanded for such an
oroonizotion as has Just been formed by the rail-
vav conductors who met in this city Jus o"Iec'S
are mutual benefit and protection Including vi III
surancc system The Independent Order OF h''li-
way Conductors is not n tradcs-union IN any s'iFe
of the word and has no connection Win I""o'
examinations of any sort The conductors Oh our
railways are a courteous and oblSng, ana hoC 700
,,eu Maid. set of men. to whom the travelling
nubic are under many obligations. ENeryooaS
,,uI wish them well in their new enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

The Ncw-lork Steam Company makes "a
brave showing in the defence which it offers
before the Health Board Indeed, the reader
of only its side of the case might be justified III
concluding that the company is public bene-
factor Of the first order and that IL has been
most unjustiy maligncd and condemned. The
companys spokcsmcn had much to say about
its charter rights. These exist, of course an
exceedingly liberal franchise was granted 10
the company at the outSet-altogethcr too lib
oral. in fact and il is grave question whether
its privileges can now be restricted. The com
pany viii undoubtedly make a hard fight in
the courts But the public safety is the high
est law.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE M IssoTWELVE A'fe.

There is not now and never has been paroicle Va
evidence against keenan, that was worm ha'ins'
Then why did keenan, run away why nsS he
spent four years in exile If there was no eviuehoo
against him? We don't doubt that Fellows
oo,Idr,t convict him. and we don't suppose ne
over had the slightest intention of trying.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

District Attorney Fellows returned from his
vacation yesterday only 10 experience severe
shock on learning that another Of the boodlers
had returned 10 embarraSs hlm-thc last of the
lot cx-Alderman Dempsey. Nobody except
the Colonel was surprised at Dempsey home
coming. The Disrlct-Attorncy talks gllbly
enough about having sufficient evidence 10 con
wet MOloncy. DE Lacey and Dempsey, but he
will make no move against them until next
October The only real hope IN the case IS
that he will leave the indictments pending for
his successors acton. and that men OF all
parties will unite 10 elect a. District-Attorney
man OF nerve and energy, who will do what
Mr. fellows promised but has VIGOROUSLY
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

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months Trareilers in Europe can receire The
Tribune during their absence fbr Sl.65 per
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months. The address Of the paper can be
changed o6 otten as desired.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
Washington Critic.

0f course ths IS hpm A Boston paper. The Tran.
script: "Ncw-lork girls. II /, said have the
wholesome regard tori 30 ,tJn girls fauonahcncSs of
speech that Rn~ton G|r, have fo c Others fashion
ablene~o 4 attire. F.. II a-au, and 1t me try It,
says the NV York girl enchanted b, the dclc., pe
,sion OF the Hub girls phrase. rhe Nest reared
Boston girl has 4eautltui enunciaton. a carcessv
careful prOnunclati5n and a graceful vocabulary OF
her own. The Nout men of boston who 20 10 stay
in New York conief that they are chiefly admired
for the fashion OF n ar speech. i auppOse lt's that
the girls say 1t 49, ne of them up modestlyn
When away iroY home the young Crown Prince of
Italy sends MS ng der two long telegram, dslv the
telegraph company charging full rae, rhr prnce's
mother sals her son erp)ws dearrr ihe fnrbar 60,
from home nc se~,-lNoNlSt0wn Herald.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

The opening Of the new Aqueduct was
tame affair is matter Of fact, the water
was actually turned into the Central Park
Reservoir by an insignificant individual idcnti-
lied only as Tom. Dick or Harry, and when the
Mayor, the Aqucduct Commissioners and other
city officials arrived in the Park they found
that the current had been flowing for hours
and that nothing at all was left for them 10
do except 10 look on with blank faces for
few minutes However, the Aqucduct is an
accomplished fact and the Park Reservoir is
being filed for the first time in more than a
dozen years. Chief Engineer Fteley, however
warns the people not to expect any immediate
increase Of pressure in their houses, and seems
20 look on the Aqueduct as still far from fin
shcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

able place for all evil-doers, including Alder
manic boOders
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
THE TALK or THE DA Y.

arno birmingham tNaD AcelIcrad' cnli'i'es
se,..r,lc a Ncv- York physician VINO Vi-lleh ua' ''N
..,..utlv and gave hi- impressions oi u III
N.,,al EecoNl.~ II the following, Wih'h L fuc'cu
a, li, solution Of the oolortd probiem' j. l'"
,rlc of The whole article it deserve, 70 be criticised
~uc.c +, ms solution. and Heaven forgive NE Il 'le
smack IF frvo!ou.uc,, ,ould stand IN tie way "L us
iri,,,,itt, solution: Trade tHe niger oh Tor +"
yellow DIED. Take the pup 10 the edge Of the world.
Drop hu. Md then to it that he stays droPpeu'
The ipcou>. .tcncle, Of the "uuco gud'' VINO are
constantly railiu- 20 ihe nud" h arr Ire 'Itli "
-f.r,Ilg The p.ufc who piufc~-"- 20 D. sAo~"ci Il.
-. calm and Unadorn"d beauty - th' ,'rreh H!aNc
vill feast her eye, the vulgar ana Gl"u ~
ucopc would DO 4 fori Iuae enough q reach a." New
i,r,i-alrm pu~,"s comprehension. Ihe m'WI>H NeI..
meuai-u and false mode,ty tha strLn> 4, x Sr, w. anu %
,wallon- ,.mc.~ IS unworthy of an age when We ae
voa to 1>-o,ate with Vlr.liy dud mahlGe,, ana VIZ
lo.c for those artistic Influences tha, have attended
thc Uro.rcs, Of culture ard civilizations
Record.
The now roston Cty directory coutoin' some IN
tcrc-,in names. Among them may joe me"uoh@'
Ccor.c Washington. John Adams. Thomas Jefferson
James Madison. Jane Monroe. John quincy MAINS
Andrew Jackson. Martin Van Furen william II. tltr-
ri.ou John TyIcr. Franklin Pierce, James buchanan
u,,l,m Lincoln and benjamin Harrison. Liter.
alma is rcp-cscntcd by william shlA">p're,
v,I,,, scott Sduev smith Robert buru>. Chail'N
a,d Mar, Lamb Thomas Moore. George Eliot. Alex
aud,r Pope. John Milton Fanci' Bacon. Joseph Md'-
.o, and Henry ". LonSf'llow. Daniel webster
Henry clay and Benjamin Franklin are also alive aud
we'll
A. NaNa.t-D During lIOncymonn- she CIV hS 10
max. up a.r fr.t an You never tto1rht '""N DE
80 ,io-~. dd Nou. dear ,, aha, mo-.
cod be- fool cnou- III to marry >t >li' tAhB ~ YOU,
She. ON. Indeed SON DIDN'T have to wonder great
while iHo-tonlan.
It +, surprising 10 find "Thc Boston Transcript
sn.,rln- u Mr, Anna La Mcrrctt, of Phl'dcpha a.
ppqirllti,i." I'll, word l. about a. clumsy ana
abom.nable a, "wr.ti-t
Mr, Eacklot They say Sas slick g)t on on that
Indictment Of M>'u.
Mr> Ba-com Nc@.
MIR. Ia,tlot How'd he do u
Mr.. Ia,,om- Proved an al1ino.-tBnrinGton iFec
Pre-.
\ correspondent Of Canadian religious paper i
indignant Al the .lip.hod ritual oi Old Trinity go tm'
city. 1t ', generally supprcd hcra'"utN thlt u"
authorize, Of that great parish are at least "mIir
with ritual pluprctlcs. But it seems not. for thI@
correspondent thus crci,c, recent service IN that
church: Two bishops, beside, the bishop Of the
diocese we're present. In addition to the usual
parish cross, which headed the procession and the
Episcopal eros, that was carried before bishop Potter
cross apiece Wa carried before the other two bishops
who bciaS outside OF their own tio,c,cs had no rigut
TO such distinction. II i~ such LUndci, IN, &C
that bring into contempt all real and true ritual"
/, Is well - have such tremendously important issues
clearly brought odt
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

If the " Paris Steele" is correctly informed. Sir
William Whitcway, the Premier OF the New
foundIand Government, has offered on behalf of
the colony, to cOncedc the rights Of France on
the French Shore provided France Will
abandon her bounty system. The rights OF France
are not within Sir Williams power to concede
or deny. They defined by treaties. and until
the treaties are annulled, proceeding which Ger
tainly the Colonial Government cannot undertake.,
they must be conceded. But IT Sir William means
that he will engage 10 satisfy colonial sentiment
with the continual existence of these rights hc
offers to assume an obligation winch hc will
have tie greatest difficulty IL performing. There
is not the slightest reason TO believe That the
colouiss will cease tEcIr agitation against these
rights Tor any price whatever Moreover. in
making such an offer Sir William acts in de-
Gance OF the expressed judgment OF a majority
Of his own ministry The steele declares that
France will listen TO 10 snch proposition. The
reason of That is obvious. The French bounty
system is purely private policy which it would
be both folly and an mpertinencc for England
20 challenge.
Colonel Fellows is quoted in The Herald as
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

cheap edition Of the Ncw-lork State Election
Laws, under which the vote viii b, taken this
fall, has been printed by The Tribune. without
covers, and will now be supplied to clubs AZ the
rate Of ~ 30 per hundred copies; 30 copies for
90 cents; single copies ccnt5 clch. The print
is large and the paper good, and the various Ec-
publican organizations can now get the exact
language OF the three new laws NJ a merely nom
nal cost. The pamphlet contain, the Ballot Re-
form the Corrupt Practices, and the Registration
Acts.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
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rO rNE DI,TNICr MILlTIN.

10 ltf. Dl~l-ti't NlLllIA.
Behold the Lions Wanr ana ,ail
shake ON old Albion, shore
Behold nina Hex hi, hungry chops.
And nh"w'-c hear h.m roar.
Observe the irrvor Of MS mood,
From TINS side Of the sea.
Observe tl1t he Is Just ao mad
40 ever &c can be-
Behold tho CLUTTER Of IN, teeth,
And II ~, merry eye.
Behold tht nuitci ol hi> tai.
Winch proudly waves on high.
Observe NI in due prccauton. too.
His mJ2lle to o. zone.
Observe tl.at If y ou come too near
Hes likely To catch on.
Behold Ms glar!ng cycba.lS glare,
And watcn him paw the sand
Behold kis tawny wh,skcrs shaile-
TO paraiyze the land.
Observe MN look toward Behrac sea
With all his frenzy nne:
VDse've nun glare glare az You.
Ana hastGn To- re- gl.
--AIaabi,,o D.,.,.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
Amusemenis.

nsoApWAY YTHEATRE-s-Castsst in the Ait.
CASINC-sl5-Tbe Brazilian
rpEN MUsEE-Wax Tabeaus.
ROSTER a. BIALS-2 and S-Cs-mencits
MADISON SQUARE ETHEATRE-s;3o-Beau Brnm'no
MANHATTAN BEACH-Sege OF Vera Cruz.
NEW POLO 4-Baseban.
YALMER's THEATRE-s-The Sea King.
TERRACE GARDEN-sl5-Se Seven Suabans.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

With 100 gallons Of water per day per in
dividual, il does seem 40 If Newly orkcrs should
he able to keep clean and cool.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Colonel Fellows is quoted in The Herald as
saying We could not have convicted keenan
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Sing Sing Prssoa at Night.

As one PUSHES by Sing Sing in q Cen-
trial Hudson train glance can be had %
the main prison building. At nigh
rows of lights can be seen, lights thai
nlumine the long galleries upon which
are the cells in which the convicts sleep,
and the thought at once arises that the
big building is alive with moving figures,
keepers with loaded rifles guarding eech
gallery, on the alert for any outbreak.
After 8 o'clock at night not sound Ia
heard. The ''al right" bell is sounded
at SEQ every night, the day keepers are
replaced by a few night men, the con-
victs are locked in their cells, iron en-
trance doors take the place of the wood
en- ones during the day, and the prison
is closed for the night. Even to the
warden's residence, where dinner Ia
served at 8, the influence of the quiet Of
the prison extends, and about o'clock
every one is asleep or apparently 80.
With 1859 people in that vast inclosure
not sound is heard except the tread Of
the night guards or the FLASHING of the
river against the bulkheads. New York
World
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A Case of Tree Resurrection.

About 1875 large tree of the elm
species, growing ON the farm of Mr..
Smyth, rector of Little Houghton, En-
gland, was blown down, upturning an
immense quantity of dirt in its fall.
This large ball of earth had almost en-
tareiy washed from the roots on the up
Per side when, IN 1884, workmen were
set to work removing the old forest
monster. When they had sawed off sew.
eral of the large limbs on the undermosi
side, to their great establishment, not to
say downright terror, the tree rose Of
It's own accord and went back into the
pit excavated by the upturning roots sir
years before, standing up in its original
place, straight as an arrow. In 1882 il
threw out a fresh, green head and still
Stands, even to this day, curious ez-
annie of resurreeted tzee.-
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In Germany and France Artificial Eyes
Are as Cheap as Buttons-A Good Deal
OF Skill Required in Finishing Eyes
Price of Eyes In This Country.