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New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

the part of the Government. Nothing is better
known than that hundreds of thousands OF dol
lars included in tho vast total which the RIVER
and Iarbor bill calls for will be expended, at
the best for the benefit of an exceedingly
small number of per5ons-that much money
will thus be virtually thrown away. The work
at Harlem, however, is one OF great lmpor-
tancc. not only to this city and State, but to a
rood share of the Nation. The Controller
letter speaks Tor itself, and should be needed
lx,
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RRAZILIAN LXPORT DTTIES.

The text of the new Constitution for the
United States of Brazil contains significant
provisions relating TO import and export duties.
The National Government is armed by Article
VI with exclusive authority to decree taxes
upon importatons Of foreign production, but
has no power to levy export duties. Under
Article VIII is reserved for the separate States
of the federal union the privilege of deter
mining taxation upon the expectation OF Iner
chandise not from other States. upon landed
property and upon the transfer of property.
While cXempting from duties exports in transit
from other States the Constitution nomnally
invests each State Government with exclusive
power OF taxing the foreign consumer of its
own produce. For example, Para can impose
an export duty on It's own rubber, or the coffee
States a similar tax on their own products.
This power of taxing exports would lead 10
inextrcable confusion, and would bring for
eign merchants into ruinOuS competition with
native exporters 10 whom drawback might be
given. il the privilege accorded u the Sta eS
were not limited in tIre. section > under
Article VIII declares: From 1895 forward
all duties on expectation Will cease" II the
Constitution as finally adopted contains this
important clause, the export duties on coffee
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Governor Waterman, OF California, has sent
to the Department of the Interior an emphatic
protest against the destruction Of the Big Trees
IN Tularc County which will be wrought II the
districts covered BY the suspended surveys are
opened 10 entry Interest il the preservation oil
these magnificent trees ought not - be confined
10 that State. These are the noblcst trees Oh
the continent. and the preservation Of the last
clumps remaining under Government control rs
a matter of National concern. Secretary Noble,
we earnestly hope, will find it practicable 70 com
ply with Governor Watcrman's request and t"
close temporarily the section in Tulare County
where the giant trees are found. Congress can
be depcrdcd upon to enact legislation another
year by which these grand works of nature will
lie permanently safeguarded.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
PERSONAL.
Tho Poles Of Milwaukee are arranging 10 erect In
thnt CIV a monumental statue Of Noscusko.

The Poles Of Milwaukee are arranging TO erect IN
that c,ty monumental statue of XOsciusko.
NJ MAYNARD the Ed tor of lie Figaro vigorously
protests AZ ust the way in which Joan Of Arc IS Just
now bc.ng exploited. There are he observes
" tow llures IL history 50 glorious and touching a9
that Of the Maid Of orleans. Hence. think, II Is
hrh time 10 say that an abuse is being made OF her
that she Is being transformed into an instrument OF
uuDlci,v and made the victim OF the same luxury oi
advcit..cm.n, a, that bestowed on the last quach
medicine All this Is deplorable. Two bishops are
-,u.ug No costly and unnecessary monuments oi heF
tte, Il hsr are being raised everywhere pSrlmaseS
fo h,y hrti ipltcc are beng Or-anMcG, ana rf "hVIt
~. and career form the groundWort of pays anu
pautoulmc,. one would almost IMAGINE that france
.yis; s.1re The year 1890. Let us lave her alone
v'fl ;nat halo ot tender respect Which mas never
been dcu!cd her, and not compromise her glorious
deed, by putting and cXaFseraton.'
Mr Robert Irv,s At eighty years OF age is ercct and
viqoroGs with a keen eye. steady hand and a
sonoious voice. 81 feel he says, "as sor!d and
hearty a.. ever but have passed The allotted axe oi
man aud caa't expect 10 remain much longer behIhu
nv rlcuds II the days have been talking Of.
Tie only break can detect is IN my memory 0i
names
Troubles have told terribly upon Queen Natalie OF
-erya. Her once placid countenance is now deeply
hirro,ved with wr.nhcs. In two Yeas she has aged
twenty. 1t IS said that she suffers from want or
sleep. and has recourse to opatcS. Her beauty Is
eone and with il her youth and the wreck ot her
former self Is all that IS left to tell ne tac % cr
NE even though il fail To solve the enigma 0t hrr
ind vduaty. She Is the pcrsDnlfcatou oi political
riddle, IN the solving OF which a nation - rendered
wrcchcd, a queen outraged. and mother d.ScoAsoa'e
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
AppIrRArrvG THE SEAL FISHERY MATTER.

From The Detroit Tribune.
How would il do TO include Russia, OF whom We
bouCht ALASKA and Ru-sias rights IN tno usPu'ea
waters Would England agree 70 that we douDt \:
Englaud 4, ready 2ro.trGe II >he can ch"'sc 'io
- 5Jt,,tors mi the real vuth about the matter Is
that i'nclc sam thinks he read Ms tle clear H!S
out calling upon outside Powers 10 help nm out ollI
t,r th- .,Ie of peace and harmony he might conse!
a. arbitration reservng the right TO reject any oF All
bids - SO TO speak.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE DEMOCRATIC PREDICAMENT.
IHFl II4lNVNIN8N II
.,, nl,n - nnls Glnhe- Democrat.

rrOm The Nt. louis NIOUt- -UtUIVVTdI'
Wnsn Bolincbroke was asked how he would comport
himself in a certain situation where definite action
would be embarrassing he replied: J would 60 ~
,1.r statesmen dO--tNlk Ike the devil The Demo-
rIatic senators propose u adopt this policy WIN re-
gard Ia the tariff question, but they VIII ma uae
fhey cannot thus conceal the fact that tAey ue
irving TO prevent any reduction of the duties.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Tile PRESIDENT on LOTTERIES.

FrOln
If the moral fibre Of Louisiana is not equal 70 CRUST
ing this piracy al home let II not be sd tna' & me
ask l. bcy nud the capaDlllty of all America iIv
duty of Congress In the promises * PLAN ana easy ~
hl only follow IN the path which the Presleehl anu
the Po;tlnas General have marked ont for IT.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
4 POINT FOR sorrHERNERs To CONSIDER.

II is beyond doubt that the a> payers of New-fork
City are worse robbed. every year, than the Tax
PAYERS OF any southern state We're or man tles
thought they were. under the rOtcncSt " "carpettal
and niger" rule q the reconstIuctloh period buy
the intelligent thrifty, property -0wnne, hoheit non x n
actly the sort OF rule which the majority wants.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Amuscmenls.
.ATER-S-Castlos in tho Air

pnoApWAY rHEATRR-S-Castles in tho Air
xyyol' rHyATRE- 2 and sl5-Ths CAnuck
CAsINC-sl5-The Brazilian.
yprS NgSEE-WaI Tahleaus
xosTEH& & BfALs-2 and S-Carmencits.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHITHEAThE-
s-stfsuss Concert
MANHATTAN BEACH-Sege o. Vera CruE.
pALMRR'S THEArRK-S-The Red Hussar
aTAR THEATRE-s-Tn. Balloon and Woman OF inc
World
TERkACE GARDEN Black Hussar.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
MAKING A FAIR START.
From The Boston Advertiser.


The object of the NGississipp ConSttntlQnaQ con;
ventiOn is 10 devise some scheme by Whcn me coorea
voters can he absolutely dsfIanchised Ii Is dlncult
50 zee why that already wen secured III ta
malc-up Of this convention, 10 when not eoIoied
chosen.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
MORE RACKET THAN BLOOD.

From Tho Baltimore American.
They seem TO Navc great many battles % uowh IN
Central America, but don't hear mueh aoout Ihe
Killed and wounded. This is curious sort OF lgiiihs.
Old soldiers suspect that there il more sH'oNo '"~i'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
WHERE TIE SHOE PINCHEs.

From The Albany Express.
The south squrms and protests as though the u 60,
eral Elecions) law would affect II alone IN serious
manner. This has a very queer look
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The Argentine Government is bent upon issuine
5000, 900 OF paper currency as means of re
leving the country from the evils and dis
asters caused by reckless initiation. This is like
ordering cask Of brandy for victim of de
lrium trcmens to aid his convaescence.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The latest mail advices from Panama contain
q sensational account VI the last hours of Pres
ident Menendcz. 1t is alleged that he woS
poisoned at the public banquet which preceded
the revolution in Salvador. He present at the
ball. but remained only n short time, complain
ing Of feeling very Ill. Leaving the ballroom
suddenly he encountered in narrow covered
way the insurgents. who had already killed scv-
eral soldiers OF the Guard OF Honor and imprS-
oncd the Ministers Crozed by suspicion that his
illness was caused by poisoning. hc barred his
breast, exclaiming Dispatch me, traitors. asSas-
siusl" He then fell 10 the floor and Immediately
eApircd; but whether he poisoned 0ssas-
sinatcd or whether his death was caused by
excitement. has not been authoritativoly deter
mined There can De no doubt. however that
he was a generous and enlightened ruler who
fell a victim to the treachcry and ingrattude Of
n soldier Of fortune. General E2cta. whom he had
aided and bcfriended in every possible way. The
circumstances Of the death of President Menendez
will probably always remain ineXphcabe
mystery, fraught with lamentable consequences
to the welfare of Central America.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The overhead electric system for strcct-cars is
about TO be tried in jersey City and PaSsaic as
well as Brooklyn. We notice that since the kill
ing Of two horses in Boston desperate attempt
has been made there TO demonstrate the harm
lcssness OF the current and to prove that what
killed two horses would probably not have killed
one man, Methinks they do protest too much.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

To explain away such mshap is oiinGu' ~ =. ~,
though it is easy TO see how boston lai'n l" i''
electric roads needs bolstering up
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
INEXCUsABLE NEGLECT.
From The Baltimore American.

Congressman have no valid excuse for the almost
unprrcedentcd absentccism that now exists IN tho
House OF Representatives,.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The diplomats of Europe are again o'scuSS,nS S,,,
their fayorte conundrum Of years paso' "ho
shall be Prince Of Bulgaria? IL mere ouo''oe'
may be permitted to say word ABOUT IT, we
would Ike respectfully 10 inquire. "hdU Vle
matter with Prince Ferdinand? lie seems 70
suit Bulgaria pretty we'll And IN 'hiS era oi
Home Rule propaganda. what's the uia''ei "I'n
Home Rule for Bulgarian
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The most cordial harmony seems TO prevail
among The $500 doctors who have assembled al
Berlin from I'll countries, some of which are niue
friendly to each other. For instance there was al
first. some opposition in France against partlci-
patinr in congress held in Berlin. But DE-
Virchow answered in the press the objections pre-
sented by few French doctors, declaring that
international disputes were not at issue ana 'hSt
French representatives having already attended
the famous Political Conference of Berlin IN 1873
and later the Social Economical Congress con
voSed by Emperor William II, the medical corps OF
France could we'll afford 10 join its colleagues oil
the world In a purely medical assembly. Inc
celebrated professor at the banquet N honor OF tue
members of the International Congress, spoke In
French when toasting the foreign Governments
or course he had to that language If ne
wanted 70 be understood by the whole audience
Sti. this was also an evidence OF tie good feelings
Of himself and his German colleagues and an IN
direct homage to France, whose Ambassador was
nrescnt with the American Minister at Berlin
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Persons going ont Of torn for The summer can
hare the Daily and Sunday Tribune mailed to
them for 81 per month, or $50 for three
popths. Trarelleys in Europe can receive The
Tribune daring their absence for $1.65 per
moah. Jorcgn postage paid, or $l.43 for three
months. TIE address of rs paper can be
chnnncd as often as desired.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The Albany Times rather broadly intmates
that lis first choice for the next Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor of New-York is Roswell r.
Flower ON the other hand, it is well understood
that General Jones, Of Bnghomton, without the
3d." is strong and unremitting In the conviction
,hot the Democracy cannot withhold the nomina-
,ion from the present Licutenant-oovcrnor with
ont muId,ring Civil Service Reform in cold blood
and the first degree
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

What is populary known as the relief Of
,ba SUPREME Court" is brought to public notice
aeain ly the action of the Senate Committee
ON the Judiciary in reporting substitute for
tbc House bin which deals with this subject.
Another proposed substitute will soon be forth
coming as an expression OF the views OF the
minority of this committee. II VIII not De lor
lack of propositions if Congress fauS u c'Ke
effective action on this important matter
Meantime the bGness before the supreme
Court is constantly accumulaunS, and the ne
ccssity of expediting its transaction becomes
more pressing 1t is high time that something
WAS done.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
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New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The earnest protest made by Controller
Myers against the expunging from the River
and Harbor bill of the item of S350.000 for
the Harlem River improvement deserves at
tention. Mr.. Myerss points are lucidly and
forcbly made, and the situation as he presents
it Is one that calls for no backward step on
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Unless all signs fail, the next meeting Of the
Reform Club will be uncommon'y lively. II
appears that the alliance with Tammany IN
order 10 secure Frec-Trade Congressman, which
was exposed in yesterdays TRIBUNE, was en-
tered into without the knowledge or consent
o. considerable portion Of the members. Some
Of these. too, arc identified with the Citizens
Movement, which has sworn war to the knife
against Tammany and all it represents. Hence
ill-focling in the club, wailing among the Mug
wumps. and fine prospects of division in the
ranks of Reform. 1t is melancholy situa-
ton. but not wholly without relieving feat
ureS. Politics certainly makes strange bed
fellows.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The proceedings of the Judiciary Revision
Commission yesterday disclosed considerable
difference of opinion among the members on
the report of the first committee There is
evidently to be nothing cut-anddr about the
work of the Commission, and reports of com
mittees are not to be accepted as a matter of
course The report taken up was that on the
Supreme Court. and the matter which aroused
opposition was the proposed creation of a
special set of judges to compose the General
Term. This was pronounced radical de-
parture from well-eStablished custom, and 1t
was declared that the people would never
ratify it. No decision was reached, but the
tone of the discussion indicates conservative
disposition on the part of the Commission and
n determination to take no radical steps with
out the fullest consideration.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Three cable dispatches to-day ABOUT cholera'
cremation ard medical congress, are no' Oh an
especially gay character Still, the remedy Is
chronclcd SIDE by side with the evil Inc doctors
assembled at Berlin may discover some means
Of supprcss,ng tue cholera epidemic which mas "i
ways accompanied the yearly Mussulmah pilsrih-
ages TO Mecca 1t appears that this year the NUMBER
If nilcrims is larger than usual, and reaches the
figure of 100000 men, some 500 of whom are
already reported as dying each day 1t Is nara 10
see how the sever-t measures adopted by the
Egyptian Government can prevent the Returning
pilgrims from taking cholera into Europe. ftoin
Jeddah, tho seaport of Mecca, to SIez' an" .i'''i
to Port Said, "a steamer takes hardy onIee u"S'
to run over the distance and this length OF tilhe
is too short to allow the breaking out oi '"e
Germs of the disease which the pilgrims may nave
The Medical Congress at Berlin may fnd' pern"p''
some infaiblc method by which cholera can
he detected some days before it actually breaks 'u'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

~ affirm says the Editor of " The LouisVilie
Courier-Journal," that there is not the eas'
disposition anywhere among the whites OF Vhe
South to interfere with the suffrage of any olac"
man who knows what vote is, and whac u
means, and is capable of casting 1t hi'nseh'
simultaneously with this deiverance. The time
has come" says writer in The Richmond (FaJ
State " for the white men Of the South 70 ict
tie negroes understand that this is whtc
mans country, aud the white men intend to RUE
it," With such sweet consonance OF thought
among the philorthropic statesmen Of the South
it does seem a shame for mere Yankee mudsils
10 stir up strife by demanding that such an in
significant document as the Constitution Of the
United States shall be maintained as the supreme
law of the land.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
- py the uneie signed, on o. before Thursday,
D mber IL. $780, for gr,ding Shilshole evenue
from Main street. to the ives limils OF Shilshole
ave u. l., the tow Of Balsrd. IN &C ord 4nce
with TIE plans and re ,ifcatio sther.ior.as now
on Il Q IN the Off of the to vn clerk. All b ds
To rec civ. sossid ration, ma be accompa nd
y good and .uaicient bond, in the sum of five
HUNDRED dollar, Is COZ to- be forfeited TO said
town shs uld the successful bidder refuse or
regt CT 10 en- er into a contract aud fnrnsa the
required bonds or tn faithful performance Of
SAID contracr, within FIVE DAYS after rhe award
of the same. All n d. to be in b. $50 n M of
sid day. The right is reserved to r i,rt auy
any all bids off res. CHARLES HATFIELD,
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