New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

perancc movement IS really funny. Licenses ho"
have a value and the present holders do nd Wsh 70
have II lowered. \ recent incident shows no" 'n'S
works. a New-York restaurant keeper fitted up
place for a chophouse and wanted 10 have bar III
connection with ii. A public Institution almost
,d,olncd his rear door and II, president filed
objections TO the license. but after the Investigation
found that the man had In Neyi0rk go"d chol
house and intended to run one r're Tine appho"n'
showed that his place would b. no more oblecnohao'c
than would any eating hoTSe ara tie protest was
WITHDRAWN The nelghboIfig liquor dealers then took
a hand and sent yonpg man. disguised Ms suhd'S
school teacher, around to residents TO >oldt protest.
lie obtained many before hrs real mission was di>-
covered The chophOusc j. not yet ncen~eu' 'vN
cral liquor store are running night ana o''' =" VIZ
The cxtrlondnary demand Of the sheriff for $40
900 for The board Of prisoners and other such cnargS;
when the allowance OF last year was seOOoo, ana
che csGalcd lcqglrcmen up to Amg4N and many Uy
lsople are saving that Mr. Courtney would better
What he get and care for the prisoners III t uv
II way that Grand jury viii not piOnohn.s,, .n MN
ds1,acciu before asking for so large contribution
his munihcent inc0me. ,r,o,
The Board of Estimate has been asked TO applDprae
$14G35,l2G " for the city ana county gONerd,ic,n,
~, $50 300 53 this year and the sum Will nave 10
" joshua AN IT, Van Colt has e.tabshsd an Office in in
the new Franklin Trust Company building: ne ma
long been identified with every good interest ~ ..
brooklyn. but has practiScd law in Nsw-iork, ana IL
WIS great surprise 10 see his name on Ue "inu""'
OF the new building ,,. ,,o ros,,t
Everybody nppnrs to be satisfied With the reSv w
OF the Minneapolis Convention. Those Tho, Ink. w.
W. GoOdich, chairman Of the General totn,t 49,,
favored other candidates are among the most he c' cnn
hdently predicted that Kings County WI work rs
hard and AS well to re elect President Harrison US
' The Go G,, 1r Committee win held meeting to
rliify the nominations IN few DAYS. ...,r ,,,,,,
The Union Leasue Club will ratiiy TO morrow n EH
and hold a public meeting in short time. Inc TX,
ccutive Committee Of tho Young Republican ' 1Io
we're on hand and ratified the work Of the convention
almost before the 100 guns had been hred 1T fo''
The annual meeting Of the Bridge Trustees VIII be
B Ts viii regain control Of the Bridge Vice
President lowell who vas turned Out o. 'i al pro
ability be again cected 10 the place without opposi-
ton. H., ,o,o,, r. ,ronarix
will he Turned out OF the presidency Of the Board ot
TdnA,tIon al he ANNA meeting. lie Is not popular
with many Of the Democratic c ae1rs pmcE the
present vice president Of the Board in his stead Many
q endxs friend, c9T , the eIei t6r E Of
chairman OF the Campaign Committee arises '3lec,ot
Ernst Nathan Yesterday. when asked whom ne thought
am in favor OF Having all hands agree nPon the
chairmah and an confident tlat mere VIII o. ~
Of Francis H. wilson cx president N the linton engue
club lie is n loyal Harrison man, aud has done Mmt
atois 10 further the denomination Of the President.
The Union Legne Club viii be ON invaluable Moor u.
members OF that club Interested ANA ~ my opin"l
we cannot place the work Of the campaign 'onit.co
IN l,ttcr hands than In thOs, o. Mr.. wilson VINO ms
The confidence of the club. II the other active KePo
lcans In The Executive Committee agree WIN ms pro
grnmmc and II thi, plan will meet with their approval
Mr. Wilson ought 10 De selected unanimously
Mr. Wilson hcstatcs 10 reply to any questions , on
the subject. Ills inclination would be 70 decline" lie
and ne s,Id Yesterday HAT he did not desire IT, Thoe
who know his faithful work rs n manager OF campagn
SoIons suggestion rs worth CONSIDERING II II l. found
hat Mr. wilson could No Induced TO tkc up the work.