New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

deadlock II is In reply In a measure ~ az az
I'm The Sprrrncld Republican, which advocate" '"e
election Of senator iIawlcy to his thrd 'e'n' d. u
would I'm q sense BE- rcbukc to the attitude ""Ve'ho'
nulkeIcv and the Republican party took In ire DEAD
lock Mr. casn suggests that If ihc Mugwuup inca IL
10 force the Republicans Of the state 10 Seh' in"'
back b,ran,c it would be Iebukc 10 the N' poDcahS
for doing wlA; Inc supreme Court rhhhmouSH say
WAS right II would be well TO stop and CONSIDER "'
the Republican party to rcbulc Itself for ana lie
remark, that the senator > prayer '"ou'" Nv
from my friends
The numh,r Of 81 ctric schemes which are 10 'omo
before the Legislature for charters the coming S'ss'o"
legion Not u corner OF ihe STATE but mas III co'''
road scheme of som" sort. and the plans taken L"
ccther ana carried would do the rural communities
a great deal of good by putting them into easy COZ"
munications with markets. In nearly all the plans
suggested the carving of freight the electric ears
has been considered. and there Is reason To believe
that If the charters granted much wohh be- zone
TO stimulate email manufactures ana Farmers III INC
state There are at least ten combinations "i eoou
size on the way and many smaller ones tagging along
after.
There has been some little interest to know why
If Is that one of the lcGaccs to the City Mission
which VA, held conditional terms has been ca'd
I'm bv tbe heirs of kin. The Wright brothers, OF
Wcthclsfeld gave property to th,lr sisters TO 81
two thirds oi the income and allowed IT to 20 mt
the treasury Immediately. sncc Ms. sml'n laa U,gn
sisters nave called the income III, ana there j. NOT
little gossip a, to the reason The terms OF ine VII
manage the income irrespective of the society," II Shr
SHOULD incline. A. She has gone into The Children
Aii so,icty, is presumed tnat the Wright sisters
Will turn the fund into that society.
The Hartford and WctherShcld street Railroad Com
pany ha, asked The Ci,y government for the PRIV
ccr Of extension Of lis electric line, ana Tor tho
erection Of The trolley in Maln-'t. There WIN I've q
strong rcnons:rincc before the city councils. but II
i cA pcccd that the petition Will be- granted. II j.
believed that IN" present boards are In favor o ripu
street transit and If the privilege shall not hc granted
the issue Will before the voters AZ the next spring
election. The people anxious for the rapid sy-t"n
and hay" rcjuiicc against the trolley % long -
il serves 10 get them over The ground qIlchy.
enc OF the mos, inter, sting exhibitions ever gwen IN
Ills cily has been the Heart Sun,ln" Far al Inc
Union Armoly. II wa, lnIugiratcl ana largely man
a.cd N The blind colony % he city. ana The money
raised viii b" used for tho malntcnnnc" OF blni
children al their studies I'm the schools for the blui
The entertainments hav" been by blind persons, IN"
most popular being by the toy orchestra from
the Perkins Institute. Of Boston, composed entirely oi
Children from the kindrrsalicn OF that Institution.
The fair has been We'll attended, and 1t has been con
sidcred the proper and fashionable thing To visit II.