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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
Jury is demanded in the interests of justice ana
Of safety to the travelling public.

The statue of Horace Greeley will be nn-
yelled this morning at II o'clock at the en-
trance Of TIE TRIBUNE Building. The cere'
monies will be opened with prayer by BISHOP
Potter Colonel John Hay, WHO has been IN
timately associated with both Mr.. Greeley ana
Mr.. Reid in the conduct of this journal Will
introduce the orator Of the day, the Hon.
Chauncey NJ. Depew. The statue will be un-
yelled by Miss Greeley. Music by the TIN
Regiment Band will close the ceremonies Inc
absence Of Mr.. Reid will be the OILY cause Tor
regret. The closest of Mr.. Greeley's associates
in his later years and the successor who took
up the great Editors work at a crisis IN the
fortunes of the enterprise and has crowned
TIE TRlrUNE's half century with success and
prosperity, is deprived by his public duties
abroad of what would have been at once we'll
earned right and an honorable source OF pride
and satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

AcADENY-2 and u;lS-PAetomine
ANBER0 THEATRE-9-Three Pair ehoes
BROADWAY and S-The Merry Monarch
srJoU THEArhR-2 and s:lS-Xy Aunt Bridget
CASINOS aud yl6-Mme Angot
DAYS THEATRK-2 and s:io-A Poor Relation.
rpEN NUsII-Wax Tabisaus
GRAND oPRRA AoU8E-2 and Islands Across the sea
nAMMERsrEINs HARLEM OPERA HoUsE-2 and SIS
Tho Editor.
ROSTER 4 nIAHS-4 and 6-CafmenctA.
LYCEUN TAEATRE-2 and S:3o-Ths Master Of WOOD
harrow.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ANPHITHEATkE-
s-ssidi Concert
MADISON SQUARE rHEArRI-2 and s.se-BsAu Bruu.
mel
MINERS 5TH.AVI. TdEATRH-e-0nsE Error.
new BARK THEATRE-2anA s:lo-A Parlor Aatsh
NiDLo's 0ARpEN-2 and S-TAe Pupil In Magic
PALNERS THEAThB-2 And S-The Red Hussaf
PRocroks 23D-sr. THEArRE-2 and slo-Ah the CON-
Sorts OF Homo
GrAR TKEATRE-2 and S-The Senator
standard rHEATRE-2 and S-Clsmencesu Case
UNION SQUARE TuEATR1- - asA S:l5-The County FNr'
i<Ta STREET THEATRE-2 and s-Good Old Time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
TWELVE PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Tbe arrested Irish leaders, Nessrs.
Dillon and OFrien were released on ball. -
The Turkish man-of-war ErtOgroul foundered al
Sea and 500 lives were lost - Emperor Will
lam led The attack and Emperor Francis Joseph
was with the army Of defence in the final ma
noeuvrcs at Rohpstock. - Large Russian orders
for guns have been placed with French manu-
facturers. - The Mayor Of Sydney, Australia,
read the Riot Act to the strikers in that CITY,
- Cholera has broken out in the Italian gar
rison of Massowah. - Osman Digna Is threat
ening Suakim. - Senior Ferrao will form
Portuguese Ministry.
Congress.-Both branches in session. - The
Senate: Senator Sherman's bill to reduce the
amount OF bonds deposited in National banks was
considered the Bankruptcy bill is to go over until
next session. The House The Democrats
resortcd to bustering tactics. and no business Of
importance could be transacted. - Little ad-
ditional progress was made in the conference on
the Tariff bill.
D0mestic.-About forty persons were Killed ana
many injured in an accident on the Reading Rail-
road at Shoemakersville, Penn. - The Santa re
Company will close its option on the Rio Grande
Western and thus secure another line TO the
Pacific Coast - Colonel George r. Davis was
chosen director-general of the Worlds Fair. -
The President signed the River and Har-
bcr and the Anti-LOttery bills: he also
extended the time for removing cattle from
the Cherokee Strip. - The ship CHALLENGER ar
rived in Boston harbor, having been dismantled
in a hurricane; eight men were blown overheard
and lost - c. j. Hamlin drove his team OF
mares. Belle Hamlin and Justina, mile in
o:I5l-2, lowering the record quarter of a second
- Mrs. Fremont and her family were reported
TO he in want.
City and Suburban.-The Federal Club laid on
the table q motion in favor Of a straight Re-
uublicau ticket. The Board of Electrical
Control heard the report of their expert on the
death Of Kopp. the lneman. and the complaint
Of the electric companies against the high rentals
for subways. General John c. New. United
States Consul-Gcneral at London, returned OIL a
leave of absence, and gave his views on several
current topics of interest. - Winners al
Gravesend: The Maxim colt. EOn, Dablo
Forerunner, Tipstaff and Houston. - Four fires
occurred in one night at Sag 1Iarbor l.. L.. and 0
reward of 81, 900 was offered for the conviction OF
the incendiaries. - Stocks quiet. with smart
expectations. closing strong.
The Weather.-FOrecast for to-day Fair ol
partly cloudy. possibly with light shower; grow
ing colder. Temperature yesterday: Highest, :!
degrees; lowest, so; average. Gsl-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

Prncc,o on has gun the college year noSt anspi-
cionslv Her freshman class l. tho bicGcs' ever
gathered within the wall, Of "old NasSan' "''
numbers over lou more iian last years entering
class a hue and c'!rnci GAIN III one year
THIS, wth the number of s'nch's WI"
have entered other classes, Wall nrihS 'he '"'-''
number Of new students up "a 3"O-a great gam
Of which the college may we'll feel proud. when
tho rcmark is made that this big increase ~ due
10 tho football championship. no account j. t'Neh
Of the earnest and efficient work Of IA" body "i
enthusiastic scholars which Or. Patton has gath
c,rl around him The f"o'hall hr!l is undouht-
c,llv A soo.l place for developing a sound body.
i,Ii IT, taxes strong faculty ana strong cur
riculum to turn out sound mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

that; to use his own robust expression na a.r
~ o"w wct nv tongue with a sponge before eau
no~ :, ti,c srberc OF duty which such person
could All ideally we'll. He was evidently deslgner
~ nature 10 prepare that ever-impressve plank Oh
Democratic conventions: Resolved, lna' We "''
earnestly opposed to sumptuary legislation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

Some of the Democratic ccnsors OF phphc in"''''
are greatly concerned lest the Hrpupilcah F"'N
should ovcrcstinatc the significance OF INT r'"''
in Maine Their soliri'ndr is entirely era'"i'"''
Tic Maine victory carries is own lesson with II
n lesson, hy the way. when Inc Dcmo'Ia''' p''''
may we'll lav 10 heart There is more danger "'
their Understanding its Importance than that 'hc
Republicans will magnify II unduly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
THE TALK or TIE Dr.

- .',. Ir,,I g., ono OF H., subscribers ~T"re
10 II nauiring IL 1t right for nm " cav r'' ro
a knife The arbItcr cc-ant'arnm ci''.' VI
Journal, replies that the prevailing RUE ~ 'c'e
10 pie IS that free pie must be eaten WIZ" ..
,,cr,r;.c tho ME eater can do a. he pca>c' n"c
49,, a; ;,, the piycr Of n dinner can eat PIC WIN
n,,o ne fork or directly from the hand since 10 MN
II /. not free pic but pic which lie hl' so' u pay ,,,
ON the other hand. his guests durihH INV p' ,,..
be restricted to the fork. 1t Is oi'"'"' - 49, D.,
vhy the host ought Ia be allowed etc''p' .r,
,ho u.c ri table cutlery than his guest. hut l"'
NV rrnu,. and doubtless on polite applraton'
am ho banpy TO furnish the plilO>ophc rcas'h'
ono For crrtThc number OF men IN h, ,e made mad, "
mail army r,rp>. and the h'.r''> W. r do Ian,
than the killed in lively shr aGyantagr however
rhcy had one general FOR every lori! so-'c''' N
Tree Press
Tn. Industrial school which the lat" I>aa' William.
son of Philadelphia bet much nor" ~ c>'""'''
seems to han. r, aud there Is now an nhp'cl9"' CIV
,roy.r.v 4, 10 what shall be it, character III '"c
hoard If trustees. few months ago Nr' '"'' ''
tie president of the board. felt Obliged I" 'c''-'
nrrriv because 10 feared that the school, II organized
n p.nl,>ci would not t.hc such form a. NJ o'""
approve Col,ncl Charles II. Ean"s. 'tud'"'S man
with broad view, on education. WAS then ci"'Wu
member Of the board. After thorough stun! o. t"c
suu.tiyn he anuonncrd that Mr.. WILKINSON "'"'
would h. most perfectly carried ont b' Establishing
preparatory manual training school 10: p"7S Nol"
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such basic trade a. ""a'i h' INN ~ ~ vi A.,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
4 FEATURE IN REINFORCEMENT.

From The Utica IIcfNId.
The adding Of a member 10 Michigan Tor a fraction
which j. smaller than that left to Virginia by dropping
on. /, a,crihcd hy the critic, To politics. Very likely
II the Democrats to make the aplortianlncnt they
would let VIRGINIA keep what IL ha>. The appurtion
rirnt is for "a period Of ten years at least Virginia
i'm the last ten year, Ia, added ahunt :0o.oO Ia lis
population. Michigan IN the Same period ha, increased
by about o0O.OOO rho l'ninsnlar state bids fair To
keep growing faster than the old Dominion, and bcfolc
the dorado has passed Michigan's fraction Of 10000
will have far uutgrown the ratio basis Tho property
aud Justice OF tho nplUronmcn IN this case are there
fore apparent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

The sight of jails filled with irisn 'eaue'' WV
have been elected by their constituencies ,'h'e
and again by sweeping majortics may produce
= painful impression in England when tne 'er'"
of the Ministry is rapidly expiring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
JUSTICE Slot LID BE SWIFT.

FROM The Washington Post.
rlr lud>on Railroad wrrckcr> ar IN far way
T., i ,dciliI,d Il should he bort step from l"nt
nra,lon t. ron tiou, and frUln CONVICTION TO ths u
extent 81 the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

Vice President Webb, of the New-Yorl Cen
trail Railroad, merely takes the position which
the logic of events compcls when he asserts
without qualification that the men who went
on strike six weeks ago will not be taken back
by the company. There are said to be $500
of these men. The folly of their course in
quitting work without adequate reason is made
specially clear by the fact that their places
we're readily filled. Furthermore, the company
has already weeded out the few incompetents
who secured employment, and is now satisfied
that it has thoroughly Trustworthy and eff
Gent force.
Through the absence of . number of Re-
publicans the Democrats in the House were able
once more yesterday to stave off action on the
Langston- Venable contested-elcctiOn case. Abb
sentecism has become chronic civilian evil,
too, of intOlerable proportions. OF the Repub-
licans who are thus neglectng their duty our
Washington correspondent declares that only
one has . valid excuse. namely, sickness. Such
neglect of duty on the part Of the others de-
serves emphatic condemnation. 1t is no more
tlefensible than the miserable tactics by which
the Democrats are striving day after day to
defeat the will of tho people.
There is certainly something singular and that
requires explanation in the action OF the Troy
Grand Jury in the case Of the alleged train
wreckers. The latter have been indicted not
for placing on the track the distractions which
caused the wreck, but for opening switch two
miles north Of that place. 1t is oven said that
the mishap to the Montreal express Was acct
dental and not the result Of design, though ex-
ccedipgly circumstantial accounts OF the OBJ
structions fastened on the track were given at
the time Hints are offered that the Grand
jury did not deal properly with the evidence
IN Int case tho laying If before another Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
YALE MAKES A DISTINCTION.

The fossil Of IL ,aurian. several thousand ana some
wear, old which lac has secured. Will b" placed IN
| the ml-r,.ul and not In The faculty, rs rumorcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

We remarked week ago that thcr" was II"
room for .pult to III" power "i III" br'"kNh II
Park commissioners 10 prevent thc p"lhe 81
,ens Oh the fence erected around 'h' size "i 'h'
Mr,uo- al Arch in the plaza of lr' sp''t T"Ik'
oar position is fully sustained ny u" OPINION
handed down hr Corporation '"nnsrl jerks. liz
.ilirms that the cnnriri"r has 10 property rights
IN the fence and the plaza is fully nnder inc
control If the Park commissioners IL would 'r
strange were i, otherwise The people OF Brook
len viii now escape this threatened eyc,orc and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

When the British authorities arrested Mr.. Will
lam Olirlcn, they were probably Interested III
preventing Il renewal Of the enthusiasm wh'h
marked his last visit TO this country. HIS tam
paj.n against I.ansdownc was perhaps less effect
i've than hr expected to make II. Bni he sue
ccrdcd in clarifying public sentiment with regard
TO certain phases of the Irish question which, md
hitherto been iippcricctly understood on this oidc
of the water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
According 10 the platform adopted by the Demo

According to the platform adopted by the Demo
Gratis OF Connecticut the pending Federal Election
hill i, I'M American IN that it. doubts the rap",fy
of our people for self.covcrnncnl. Nonsense la,
no ,lccpcr depth than this. The bill doGb's moth
inu OF tie sort neither expressly nor by impllra
ton It. simply don, IS tho right of John Doe 10
keep Richard Roe from the polls hcrausc Ro"
proposes to vote tie ant-Doc ticket, or the right
Of Richard Roe 10 keep John Doe away from III"
polls because Do" proposes 10 vote tho anti-Ro"
ticket in other words, instead Of being "nn-
American" the Measure is distinctivey an Amer
lran measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

The free trade Democracy only favored rec
iproriiy 80 long a. they driu'lrd Themselves WIN
the fantastic hope that II would Great" SiiVlsloh
and discussion in the ProtcrtioniSt ranks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

Governor Hill having been accused of - milk
INK the saloons" THE Wine aud Spirit Gazette
siaics-gravcly slatcs-that it has never heard Of
IT, NOR seen arg Of the milk yielded by saloon
except in mlk-puhch.' !: is clear from this
that THE Gazcit'' Is ia. too innocent for this
world. The young gazellc the timid gaelic,
taking it's first ramhlc by its mothers side, could
hardly he more IuilPlCSS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

Tho Editor of THE Philadelphia Times who
is now sGppor,in. Pati,.on for Governor with
all hi, might is on record ~ holding tina, reform
IN Pattls,n's hai.ds had proved "a dismal fail
urcn When Paiti>on pc,s through running for
Governor he may feel like borrowing tie char
actcr1ation as an epitaph for his own canvass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

L. will now be in order for wicked Fred
Gibbs to declare that the opposition is purely
personal and confined TO narrow clique.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

Brooklyn, or nj least certain part of il. Is
understood to breathe more freely now that that
ccomplishcd statesman James Shcvlin, commonly
known rs Shev' has returned to the post Of
duty. When "Shev.' and the old man. Boss
Mciaughln put their heads together Democratic
political schemes begin 10 hum. On this point
valuable testimony-so it is said by those in IL
position to knUw-coud Ike furnished by Mayor
Chaplin but it will not Ike forthcoming except on
compulsion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

About the only thing needed 10 complete
I,ollanger's discontinue is the discovery of u
series of compromising cipher dispatches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

John T. Sullivan should have carried ont his
intention Of running for Congress. II" conil
have given kIleorc points rs 'io"i-kick'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
Business Notlres.
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THE Chicago Light" makes mention Of q gen.
tlen,an whose condition is 50 uncommonly dry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20
THE. FIRST TRIBUNE RCSPECTUS.


What was his highest ambition when he fonnds'
the journal by which he hoped TO I've made TOT
ever famous may he clearly discerned IN ms
prospectus which he distributed fifty years age
from Il basement in Ann-st.
ON saturday tho tenth day Of April instant ur S"V
>crber will publish the first number OF New M"r"s
Journal Of Politics. Literature and General ihteh'e'"'o
The Tribune. as It's name imports, Will lspor 10 %
vance tho interests of the People ard To promoe '"e'
Moral, social and Political Well being. lie immo'"'
and degrading police reports. advertisement, ana o'0
matter, which have been allowed To disgrace ~.
columns Of our leading penny papers, VIII NC
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II worthy Of the hearty approval Of the 'rtuo"' s
Retired, and IA welcome visitant at the family n"
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Earnestly believing that the political revoiu.'oa
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Reason and Public Good Error and sinister ""
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-20

An. For A (ort-Thc number ~ men In inc nrIa
tho late -onih american WAY would not navs 'tn '
mail army c.rp>. and the lo.".- ""' ,'r ,;o T.
,h,m tho killed in a lively skirini,h dh:l''% .,u -
r"t,"llon. Thcy had one ercat adra'I,ag.. " U.,r
Thcy Ind ono general for every forty sohcfS'-'o''
free Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Ex-Governor Cameron.
Now YORK World, ediiorial.l

Ex-Governor Cameron. of Virginia, who
represents all that has been sincere and
patriotic in Virginia Repubicanism, has
issued an address formally abandoning his
party because Of Its new policy and pur.-
pose, and there will follow him host of
men who have brayed much for their con-
victions and have wrought manfully to
build up Republican party IN that state.
Among men less conspicuous than Gov
ernor Cameron like revolt IS showing
itself in many parts of the country, WINE
many more are hestating in unwillngness
to believe that so great a departure from
tradition and sound principle can have
been accepted by their party.
1t is q time of political reddiustment.
and henceforth the issue is between the
politics of principle and the politics OF
speculative trade alliance, the doctrine of
liberty and the doctrine of force. the
methods OF democratic self-government
and the methods of imperial decree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
BY George ". Mayo, Luctioneer,
tJn0. f. Lsughton, Jr., SalesmanD
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