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New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
MIR. scmArs oN FREE ART.

To he Editor OF II ! II D u u O.
sir: It was indeed -urpn-e Ia artists ana arr
studcnts that the House Committee on Finance should
have struck out Of the Mckinley Tanh bill the free
art clause.
The United States j. the only Government III inc
world which considers art luxury. il - the Only
Government which imposes tax upon the pipduc' oi
the sculptor, cscl aud the painter brush IL j.
The only Government which doe not perceive thi'
r.cinrocty in these matters is not only duty but an
oppnrtunity and a privilege. The works oi American
artists are admitted free into every country "i Europe
Thc mpo,ition of any tax. however small upon Prod
NETS Of h, nature seriously inJnr, the very Interests
H. is assumed 10 protect. The tnh % -" h'7
hludcrcd the growth Of American art and has thrown
great obstacle, IN the path Of the American student
All the European art schools have been ~ fiec 10 MN
a. 10 the natives Of the countries III which s"ch
schools cNl,t In France. especially. the most prom
pcnf French painters. sculptOrs ana artists hhNo
Gladly given free advice ana instruction 10 the Amr
p,u art Student VINO, then, oppp-c, ia" 1r"c al
,,,ssinu of works Of art? Is II the artIot ana ART
ttudcuts2 80. f. it the public certainly not
The rcvcnuc derived from the importation "l WORKS p
ar, l. uot needed pOn what ground, thcn, can
Concr,... oppose their free admission 'dn tncIc DC
con. pirary 10 exclude choice paintings ana stitliN
an ,rnnnd similar t0 that which secured tie defeat of
International Copyrght2 The opposition Is certainly
mvstcrioll, one. with all Our material wealth. we
cannot be Indifferent to the opinion oi tnc cVliIen
vorld i'm regard 70 the position Tie thltd states
occupies on this question. W. HNitNc0'
New York, June 10, lo!'o.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
NOTES Of THE ST AGE.

Charles Il. Barton. OF the Casino management, who
has been Ill for a week with slight attack Of
diphthcIia has almost entirely recovered, and will
resume work in day or two.
Notwithstanding published reports to tho contrary.
definite arIan cement has been made for a pcrma-
nent theatre for Richard Mansfield. PrOfes sOr
Iierrmanns Gaicty Theatre may become avail
able. but nothing positive concerning Mr.. Mansnelds
acquisition Of IL has been settled.
There will be- trial matinee at ProctOr's Twenty
third street Theatre before the regular season begins
Of play by Charles Barnard. entitled Mary f.
Lincoln, ". D. Miss Mary Shaw viii have the
leading part. This Is not as has been supposed
similar ~ any way 20 the French play La D0ctTcssc
Dietz
Albert Aronson. of the Casino, received yesterday
cable dispatch from his brother Rudolph. who is in
London, saying that he had arranged to have Plan
qucttes opera, lie Capitane Ersc," produced at tho
SasIho next october. The text is by Alexandre
Bisson. and II has been translated by F. C. BurDand
OF London Punch Miss Lillian Russell will
nave the leading part. The opera will be produced
al the Prince OF Wales Theatre I'm London ON fhe same
Vate as at tho Casino
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
MARRIED.

BRIDGMAN- -wATERMAY-A Orange Valley ConSrees'
tional Church. orange. y. j.. June 26 ny Rev n; N:
Storrs of Orange. assisted by Rev. j. y Bulrell OF
Clinton. Iowa Leolne, daughter OF T. = WaNrnah' oo
Walter Ray Bridgn an OF oxford Ohio
DAVEY-OTIS-Wed Wednesday June 25 at the residence ot
the brides parents by the Rev. W j.: Philips Juna
Adoladc daughter OF Benjamin w. OTIS to John fd'
wards Davey. OF jersey city. -
DERRY June eS. iss9. ss9.
at the residence OF the brides mother i37 West Ian
TO John Derby shire, of Hackensack. " j.
FARNAM-KINGSLEY-O Thursday, June 20, BY lIev.
W ". Atterbuw D. , assisted BY Re, ,Sc Ne"man s.a
S6l Templcst New. Haven Conn.,. Henry w. farh'm
and E1abeth T. Kingsley both OF New-iiaven'
HEDGES ATTON-On June "a, at the residence OF
the bride, parents No - south PoruandaNe, bfo0A,
i'm. y. Y, by the Rcv. Arthur newman, AhheHv
McIIat,on and Edward G. Hedges. OF Denver. COL
K1NCH-EVANS-On Wednesday, June 25 1880, a. the
residence Of the brides parents Mlddletown y ~ V
Rev Charles Beatty, Lizzie Adelia Evans 10 Dr. frei'
crick Adrian Knch, IT,, OF Westted, " j.
OSBORNE-LEYPOLDT "wednesday. June 20 at ths
Chtrch OF the Beloved Disciple, by the Rev > Erceory
Lines Loul, Allen osborne to Marion A. danghoef ot
Augusta H. and the late Frederick LeyTolot'
pOJTER-WHITNEY-At New-Canaan- Conn, June -.
1890 by the Rev F. z. Hopkins Alice stanton. daugn'
potter IT,. Of BayOnne y. J. No cards
IIHATS-CHAPMAN-June 25 at Marcy Avenue
Baptist Church, by the Rev w. 6 r. khoaaes; , d ~;
Ewd. {. Chapman all OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
LUTHERAN YOUNG PEOPLE AT RRIyEBErE.

khinebeck, \. y, June CA representative gather
Ing assembled In the Third Evangelical Lutheran
church on "Wednesday at the first convention Of the
Central Association OF Lutheran Young PEOPLES So.
cletes Of the counties Of Dutchess Columbia Ulster
and Greene. Societies from seven churches were
represented and number Of pastors were also in
attendance At the morning and afternoon sessions
m uie convention permanent organization was cf-
iected by the adoption of constitution and the
sleeuon OF oihcers William A. Tyler Editor Of "Thc
hhiheDock Gazette, was chosen president. AT the
evening session several papers relative 10 the work
OF young people were read by Mr.. Tyler. Miss Mas
soneau, Of Red Hook, and Miss Z. T. EIlert and
Louis schsefer, of NewYoIk. on Thursday morning
reception was rendered TO the delegates at Ellersne
the home OF the Vice President of the United states
Mrs. Morton received the delegates and showed them
about the spacious house and beautiful grounds The
County, in November.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE Rgy. DIR. GEORGE F. crSHNAy DEAD,

The Rev. DR.. George Francis Cuslinah' one "i INC
bestknown clergymcn and writers Of Broohlyn, died
from pneumonia at 40. 800 Carroll-st Yesterday
afternoon DR.. Cu>hman grandson OF General
Barton Of Revolutionary fame for having captured
the British General Prescott on Rhode island
lie was born in Pawtuckct. r. l.. III
1873, and was graduated from Amherst
College In 1eAO. He entered the ministry
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Brown University
and the University Of Alabama gave him honorary
degrees.
He was in the south for many years and was rector
a, Cahaba and later at Tuscaloosa, Ala. lie was a
stanch Unionst and never hcsitatcd 70 express H.
opinions After the war he went 10 Sycamore H.
and afterward was at Princeton and Chicago IN the
same state. While in the south the cpiscopatc was
several times offered TO him. but lie felt obliged 10
decline it on account Of deafness.
In 1879 he came East and nomiually connected
with Immanucl Church. brooklyn, as an assistant
minister but his real work was "Thc Churchman."
lie continued It's stai until his death lie wa, tho
author Of several books. Among them were Doctrine
and Dutyn and Living Voices Of Living Men, Dr.
Cushman never married. He leaves one brother m
Rhode Island. He had expected this week 10 attend
the ifteth anniversary Of his graduation from Am
hcrst.
Funeral services Will be held at tho Church Of
10 80 q. The Rev. Dr.. De Costa VIII o1lclt.
Services will also be held al Trinity Church, Pa"tuchct.
which lie built during an Interval IN his southern rcol
dcuCy,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE WORLDS FOR coMMlSSoy MEETS

Chicago Iumc 20 (Npocinll The Worlds Fair VA
tional Commission met hcr, today, nearly all II the
IOG commissioners being W,'cnt. Commissioner
Ewing Of Illinois, called the National Commission
~ order aud John r. Harris. of Virginia. elected
temporary chairman and r. X. Price. Of Kan.
~, Wa made temporary secretary. Mr llar-
rls made It short address. j. II. Mckenzie,
Of Kcntucly rrpitafcd little turmoil by offer
INK resolution that committee on permanent
organizations consisting OF twelve, bo appointed by the
chair to recommend Ia the Commission the name, of
permanent officers consist of president. secretary
and ~ many vice pre- idcnts q, the oommtc, should
deem proper. and {" define thclr duties and further
10 report what standing committees should be ap
pointed aud their duties .. X. LundcV wanted the
resolution amended that II would read three mem
bcr, from each section Of the country Major c. II.
Jones Of II. Louis, won the first applause OF the
day by maldng speech against the amendment In
which he said that no section should be recognized.
John Boyd Thatcher, of Ncw York. rose 10 say
that within the last fifteen hours the New York
Commissioners had been requested BY Chaunccy NJ
Dcpcw to prevent the O hi name IN connection
with the presidency. However Mr.. Thatcher said
that Mr. Dcp'w going To- Europe. where he
would whoop up the World Fair AL over the continent
and would send people here hcfoc the fair IN order
10 get front seats
y Nr Mckenzie, resolution finally amended 70
provide that the proposed commttc" should
merely designate the permanent offices OF
The ommission the commissioners Themselves to MI
fine Offices bv election The chairman appointed y, tl>
committee Mckenzie. Of Kentucky; Ewing Of Illinois
Mcdonald Of california, Smalley, OF vermont, 'och
rne OF Tcxa,: Widencr. Of Pennsylvania ooodcl. Of
Colorado Ilrcslin Of New York. Marindalc. of In
diana Harrison Of Minnesota. and McReogh. of North
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
Pasfnmce NOiice.


tShould read daily by all interested as changes may
occur at any G eon countries need noN he specially ad
dressed dispatch by any particular s,eer except when
desired e snd d essf enS ins ssa ny s
fastest vessels available. ,,- b.. -,
promptly 2n IN %a' M sSs 'Aa wi" close
FRIDAY-At p M. 'or NleaiaSua' per s. s. Harlan.
''0 uRDAY~At a. M for Rio de Janeiro and Santos.
also La Plata countries, Via Rio de Janero, per Wiley
sS atmoie al 80 a. M for for; S9TSay direct ps
a. m fS' Sr ts. Ss'' prq ssi Ia"d
"ss and SSEa FOR e6f Eapaa p Must H 5:
directed prr Aurania at 80 M for France swit.cr.
,"d Ian % S' AZ 10 ana @ and rsSssc
$ Alps at 10 80 a. NJ for Germany Denmark sweden.
Via Bremen ettcrs other European counrs, VIA South:
r%g% oSs aaa E%,' BE a%sss
y Der % dim at Il, ss for s S Sa: 8:
directed pc oam at Y e for s sotla"a "a direct e. pc.
S n m % S dsst"a Rlg%am STef' RSfi
Yuca.n pen m $ 'S' ciy q washnstoS caSs
@,s ssa for y h"vvPs0c v cruz be directed per CITY
ington, at p m. for Nicaragua per s. j. oter 'r.
sUSDA%%At M 70, Costa Rica, via LimOn. per
Malls HA% for Arsiraiia NeSzsaand. Hawaiian FIJI and
SS' sS Ss 81 as:,ss
s.n aaii frsScsco Sa 1Ss S Close here June Man:
ssn tSr cRa na J'G july y
Gr @ az this g s ay S al % ana d @ aen's Nah. r.
for Mquelon BY rail 70 Boston and thence by steamer
CuIa by rail to Tampa Pa. and thence by steamer sai.
INC MONDAYS Thu sdaysl close at this Office daily as
80 A. m Mails Mexico overland unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamer close at this oe daily
at 3 A.
f,ror, close here July 40, At 80
The schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails ts ar:
ranged on the resumpt OF their uninterrupted overland
transt 20 SanF Mails from the East arriving on
lime at San the day OF sailing OF steamers are
thence the same day closes "A
0 D. IN. previous day. .--,, r..
Postofice. New.Ysrk. n. Y. June 20. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
NOTES From THE FIELD or LABOR.
c,o,ru,Krps APPEAL TO THE GRAND JURY,
sopA-wAT'ER MAKERS TO FORCE.

c1o,KM>KFRS APPEAL TO THE GRAND JURY,
sopAwNT'ER MAKERS TO FORCE.
rho cro,kmokers' strike continues unchanged. and
i,houoh thc Cloak CATERS Union j. able and Will
, IN stand ont as il has full treasury, the mem
,rs NJ tbe Onclators' Union are anxious that tho
,,,, .houId bc settled for their treasury is empty
and tuuch suffering verging starvation. is being
-, ,,ericnccd by the large mass of workers As u
la, ,tteu,nt 70 force the Manufacturers Association
., com, IA term, the union ha, made charges against
the association Of conspiracy In locking them ont
an Iuso a. and "A number of witnesses will BE- ex-
,u,,pcd today II is expected. by the Grand Jury.
The striker, confidently expect that indictments will
ic found against several boss coakmakers. As
.istout District Attorney Gof went before the Grand
Iurv Yesterday morning to submit the complaints
of the clOakmakcrs.
The sodawaler Manufacturers Association is win
ming the strike Of its employees, and yesterday several
uninn men returned 10 work. Abram Weller, who
WAS locked ont by B. Pauish. Of No. 90 East Broad
v.,v /, AZ the head of the dissatisfied men. festcr-
dav several Of Mr.. Pauiss men deserted the union
and returned 10 work, and they were set upon by
Weller and Others and In the fight which followed
several Of the men were badly hurt by beng struck
bv the sodawater bottles. The union has decided
That thr hest way of beating the association OF man
ufactlrerS il By establishing factory on tle co
"ncratiyc principle. and undcrsclng them. Three
f,rtores ncrdlng that Of Mr.. Paush were tofceu 10
shut down when the men were locked out, but they
bngan work again Yesterday with q limited 1Orce
Mr. pansh took the place Of the discharged foreman
i'm her husbands factory Yesterday -, ,,,,-,
A mass meeting under the auspices OF the WORKING
Womcns Society. was hcld ~ No. lof . n"5
The efforts 10 secure shorter hours FOR tne girls III
the large Grand.st dry goods stores
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
An ODD BIRD THAT BTKES FISHING.
From The Tacoma Ledger


Away M OH the mountain side, where the nuincr-
ons streams find their way through deep, dark cnnOns
down to the pulse beat Of old ocean, Is the natural
summer home of the water ou,c the strangest Of all
Strange birds You seldom more than one of them
at "A time. They Of "a dark blue color. and are
easily recognized by peculiar quick. jerking motion,
which they never seem To tire Of. And a they nit
from rock To rock they continually bobblng up and
down, performing Such poi'e h'uo courtesy ~
would cause yoi 10 smile 10 see II.
owing to their peculiar habits and the ISOLATED
spots they select q build their nests. no one bn the
most ardent sporfImen and naturSists succeeds III
finding them Hence IA water Otlscl's neat WIN Two
of their eggs In IL has commercial valno among nest
COLLECTORS Of Y15 They always bud their nests Just
back of some waterfall under some overllanglng
bank where they have 10 gO through or under the
water 10 get 10 IT, . -,
Another strange habit Of this bird Is the deliberate
manner In which they appear 10 commit sulcur
They will start slowly. veri slowly, To wad" rlgh
down into the water until they disappear from view,
but IL the water i clear and you have u sharp eye
tho bottom In search Of their morning repast. which
consists Of perIwinklcs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
MONTHLY TICKETS oN RAILROADS.

T o the d tor OF / NJ l = u II y.
Sir: In your is-uc 81 the 18th inst. You ask WHY
railroad, insist on selling monthly uchets only irVm
the beginning Of the month. and 20 on - -ho" tEt
under such m arrangement "a man who "Aht'h t'-"
10 the suburbs the 18th Of June. ana 'oh" "n''h
only 70 the 18Th # August, would De able 10 pufcm'
only one monthly Ticket for July. and would have a.
buy daily excursion ticket, for two weeks m Jun" anu
two week, 90 August. ..t..
/ wish to call your attention - the cpmhn'i't'h
tariff Of the New York Central Hudson RIVER hNI-'H
A. we'll a, Harlem division which how thht "uF COM
mutation book, MAY De- obtained at any tin'. ana VIII
lac limited o. expire one month. three hp'h7 OF ono
year from the date on winch they are pure sea.
''' a. X'.rtl I,,rn 10 Loo ID. g.. II.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
THE PARK BOARD AND ME MENAGERIE.

TIE PARK BOARD AND HE MENAUEhiE'
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: In your report Of the Park Board meeting
yesterday Mr.. Borden j. made 10 talk bumptiousN Oh
impeachng Mr.. Ilutchns because he len the meet
ing without quorum. How many weeks has Mr'
Borden been Of late and obstuced oil business by
his absence The trouble is that Mr.. Borden Is
now eager to take advantage of the temporary ap
scncc OF Mr.. Robb 10 force through job which VIII
permanently dcface the Park. II he is so anXiolIs
To have Mr.. Iiutchns vote the matter why docs
he not wait a week and give Mr. RObb the same op
portunty II would that his duty TO the public
as we'll as motives OF contesy and honor would sug
gcst to him the proprlety of defering action on
such a critical matter, and one in which there are
rumOrs Of deal until II j, possible
10 secure the vote of full board.
Mr.. liutchinS deserves the gratitude of the
city for taking the only possible and perfectly
parliamentary course which defeat this attempt
which The Tribune has shown would make desc
lation of one Of the fares portions OF the Park. >.
New-YorlS June %
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
MEXICAN NORTHERN INCORPORATED.

Albany, y. Y, June 26+-Arcles OF association
OF the Mexican Northern Railway Company WIN
capital OF S3,00O,0OO, were filed ii the once oi
the secretary Of State to-day. The railroad VIII be
constructed in McAico from a point on the Mexican
Central Railway, within fifteen miles hortherN Ut
soutlcry from Escalon nOitheaSterly direction 10
the district Of Sierra MojadO. The company IN con-
uection with It's railroad vii, also open telegraph,
telephone and steamboat lines. This company haN
valuable concessions. which were granted to IL by
the authorities OF MEXICO in March, and Is about to
establish smecrs and mctaurgical works there.
and Aug1I,t r. Never of Kansas City, Nathaniel
Witherili Of New Y0rl, City; Edward VI. shepard, OF
Brooklyn: \. Foster Higgins. OF t'reenWlch' oon,
and Charles J. Noursc and Nelson spencer OF this
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
AN IMpORTA ANT DTFFERENCE.
rorn Tho Jcyeller,s Weekly

From The JcWcITtf'S Wc'KIY.
"Ths presentation 10 Tony Pastor Of q diamond
badge said an old actor recently, reminds me OF
a queer presentation several years ago. ~ seems
present went 10 Tiffany & Co. and selected valuable
silver vase - - A.,
vase was TO my pastor and this she thought she
wrote quite plainly for the cng5,ver: ,nfortuhaty
the writing was not quite plain, and when the lady
called TO get her vase she was surprised TO see IN
scribed on II In beautiful letters the words IRONY
Pastor
"Of she refused TO take the vase. and Tiffany
kept II on a shelf friend OF Tony Pastor heard
of the existence OF the vase bought 1t and gave IL 10
him. Tony has 1t nOw'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
CARRYING MIYNOwS FOR B.uT.
From Forest and stream.

FrOm FOrrst hIlU HIT'dIII -.
At intervals during The last two years the icasiDihp
of TRANSPORTING ninnOws In hcrmcucally scaIch Jars,
ctc has been discussed In your valuable Journal
rcccnty met Cleveland that expert ny caster ana
rnthusa-tc angler j. r. IIasbrouck Upon one ocfar
sinn Inc ran across "a vcritabc old llaak walton hshnB
fnr ba.s and observed that he carried his minno"s IN
a hottie securely corkcd. In conversation upon ue
eubicct he was assured that they might bc casuy
transported for long distances II put in Two or tlrt
Gallon lug filled two thirds full OF water ana ughty
cork,d or sealed short time since. upon my recon-
incubation the plan was tried by member OF our
Angling Association and the mlnnows, when turned
into halt pals at the end Of srycntccn mile drive;
were found tO be I'm splendid cohdluoh, OhIy one Vi
the entire lot having turned up
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
TIE CASE OF DIR. DOUGLAS.

TO the Editor Of T g L ri bnne.
sir: Referring 10 the previous communication from
me. in your issues OF -th and 10Th nit, in behalf OF
General Grants hyscian Dr. John Hancock Douglas'
who has been removed from the Presbyterian Hospital
to the Home for ncurabcs in Fordham near this city,
beg leave TO ask further space for the following lines
from Dr. +. Gaillar Thomas, which appeared in The
,rew York Medical Journal and "Thc New-(ork
Medical Record of last week:
Sir: An effort is being made 20 rs~o a fund Tor
the aid of Dr. j. Hancock Douglas. who IS now a pa
tent in the Presbyterian Hospital IN th> city, ~
though this Is not to be limited 10 the medical pro
fessiOn it is hoped that the professional brethren OF
Or. Willard Parker. No. 80 West Nnthst., has
kindly consented 20 receive contributions for ms pur
4. GAILLABD THOMAS, " u.
No 900 Madson-avc.. June 9. 1880.
TO th, testimony OF IN" interest felt by Dr. Douglas
own profc sion III behalf of fellow member who has
added so much to the hrancy Of It's bcncGccnt ira
dons and record may add that received Yesterday
from Mr. Frederick Law Olm~t"d. who, during the
first half Of the civil War the general sccrtary ~
the United states sanitary Commission, letter IN
which he a>Is-a> ans one Who ha0 over hhd me pp
p0runity to test Or Douglas naturally Would-tllo
privilege of helping this latter movement, - properly
and cppprtmcy started by Mr>. lO1Eland
| lave only 10 remind Nuur iNddtr- Iiit ~
Doncla~ has helpless wife and two little daughters
10 beg that the prr-s, throughout The city ana thc mo-"
who did 80 much for Grant. VIII remember Inc gppI
phv sciau who prolonged the General, dn's ana u-'
fulncs, at the Of his OWL and o. express r nope
that many cIccl~ for the Dougla, Fund may find their
way 70 Dr. willard Parker. treasurer 80; 30 W'St
Ninth st.. New Orl City. y j. BL'"'N.
', Tfffle 10. l-!O.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE pRE.gT DEyT,S FAMILY.

Cape May, ". j., June 20 (speciaD.-The ladies OF
the Presidential party today enjoyed the novel eN-
perence Of watching from the second story Of Their
cottage the fishermen catd FISH and crabs and then
had the pleasure Of dining on the catch at noon
This afternoon Mrs. McKe and Mrs Dimnlck took
a drive, while Mrs Harrison and Mrs Williams re
mained at the cottage. Preparations are being made
TO receive the President saturday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
MnnAwK Wildly wAR EFLIcs.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your Issue of the @lst contains an extract
from "Notcs and Queries relating 10 the N"hA"A
Valley The vrtrt has ~ bn'i' Tor his history
there was 10 surprise or ambusoade. The hrlu'h
ovcrrbclucd Colonel Brown. who attempted 10 stop
200 men with about 10. AZ stone Arabia. lio "a'
killed with over nfiy Of his mon. The story m tl2
metal box containing letters. gold lockc' etc ana ana
da,,si 10 l. n fabrication. ANYBODY can see that
writing on papcr placed iu the earth iu TIM metal
hox would not be lceiblc after 100 years.
WA ~ ET-FI~ \. GRiDER.
Of tie Mohawk Historical society.
Canajoharc. June -. l-9O.