New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03

.xo,.irc borsc The best record which he men-
inns however is that of Maud S. in 1881
when abe made a mile in 2:l0l-4 or course
ov.rrbodv know, that Maud S. has done better
than that since and that she was beaten by
Surol before tho marvellous Nancy Hanks ap-
roar rod and reduced the record three times IN SIN
vcoks The Autocrat' will need to revise ana
enlarge his footnote. 1t is interesting, Dy inc
way. 10 glance back at the records which he
gives: Lady Suffolk, 20 l-2, In 1874 rioia
Tcmple. 2l93.4 in 1850 Dexter, 2'I a. ~
1867. Not the least striking thing IN 'hiS ioo'-
note Is the statement that Mr. Emerson once SUI
nrised THE AutOcra| By correcting the iat'ei
error of a quarter OF second IN inchuohihs
Flora Temples record tbrty-thrce years aso'
.r h,,o MAYOR had anv doubt that the same
s,;r;t which manifested itself at Chicago in the
domination Of Cleveland would triumphantly elect
him was the remark made ny one Of the members
% tho National Democratic Committee on Friday
II otbor words he wishes TO give Bourke CocN-
~, and the others who opposed the nomination
y, AFR Cloveland TO understand that their sup
mr., and influence are not needed in the present
campaign.
Tn. nrotcst OF the fire insurance men OF TINS
ctv AGAINST the use OF tho trolley in our streets
:. most significant and wcighty. These citizens
view the matter as practical men. ana are CON
vince that the danger of fire Will be seriously
incrc,ecd il this method Of applying electricity
70 street car propulsion is employed Itls not 10 ",
cynectcd that tho Tanmany Aldermen will be moved
bv such a protest nut Mayor Grant certainty c'.i-
not AFFORD 70 overlook il. Enligh'eneu pu"ho
opinion in Nev-York is against the trol'y GU
pbatically and that opinion ought 10 prevail oNci
tranC r
H.. economical designs Of the surface 'ranspof-
tation companies
CIavcaud's views on the tnlif condensed: am
Nth thc Democratic National Convention IN &c
noupcinQ Protection as a fraud and as unconsl-
rtional: but still I believe in wnkng at the
fraud and condonins the unconstitutlonalty 50
that if possible | may gain the votes Of Fr0'"e-
tionists rs well as of Free Traders
We have issued Tribune Extra No. llS contain
mo the text of Mr.. Reds speeches before 'he
pnrublicon state Convention at Albany. the
njnoi, Republican League al Springfield. 'hc
ohto Jeague ut Woodsd,le Island Park. the
No,;onal Tearne Convention at Buffalo. ut the
I.,ior LEAGUE reception in Brooklyn. and on other
roccnt occasions The speeches are printed III
Ior~c tvpe and cover wide range OF poilticai
discussion. The spccChc, have been collected III
response to pressing public derIani'' IF-ce'
cent copy 50 per l.O0O.
Tho first Of the sclie, of Republican mass
mco.ipos in the Palace Riak. Brooklyn. Is 10 DC
h.lI an Wednesday evening, and will without
d,,h, dra,y a lar.e audience to the big hail. Of
,yhlcb tho Rcpublicsns in our ss.cr city havs
.oo,,rod tho exclusive use for this month. The
sr.okor. NJ this initial meeting will bc Congress
VA, portcrl, Of Maine. and ex-Congressman D
Y White and the Hon A. w Icnney, OF
proollvn. They are all eloquent and convincing
nr,tors and the Brooklynites will give them
xv.lcomo