New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

Indictment is now sought are shielded by politi-
cal influence but Judge Lippincott is in no way
! restrained from doing his duty by that circum-
stance Let the Grand Jury do its duty like
WISE and Jersey City will soon be cleaner ind
more wholesome place to live in.
The fiag-licutcnant Of the Mediterranean Squad
ron testfes that after the collision between the
Victoria and the Camperdown Nice-Admiral Iryon
said TO him: 1t was all my fault" There is no
reason 10 doubt this positive declaration. nor the
business of the acknowledgment. 1t was too late
for the Commander-in-Chef 10 repair his dread
full mistake, but he still had chance to shield
Others from blame, and the fact that he accepted
it will be preserved in the records of the catas-
trophe.
THE Philadelphia Times reports that :" at
most of the seashore resorts everybody is asking
what is the matter, where the people," We
do not so understand it, The leading resorts
along the jersey coast, for example, would seem
10 be doing as we'll this year as usual II was
suspected early in the year, that the Worlds
Fair would have a disastrous effect upon the
summer hotel business. Int the result has failed
to make good this apprehension. Hotels by the
sea and those among the mountains are having a
good season. The big Fair instead Of hurting them
helps them. since people return home from odi-
cago ycarning for the rest which the sea or the
mountains grant.
II is significant of the fact that the world Ii
a anti and the antipodes are our neighbors thar,
beginning next fall, there will he regular steam
shin connection between Ncw-iork and Agiers
which is to be ealing place on the way to
Genoa. Persons leaving New-lorL may be in
lob rl,n
from the busting life OF the New World metropolis
70 the totally different conditions OF existence In
Northern Africa.
Secretary IIokc Smith and Secretary Carlisle
are the model Rcforn"rs under the present Al
ministration In fact, Reform may truthiuliy
be- said to he intensely ia grant in both the
Interior and tho Treasury D,partmcnts-to Use
phrase Of Congressman Bland which ought not
70 he permitted to fall into innocuous desaetu'ie
Colonel Richard T. Auchmu'y. whose death
has lust occurred, was IA man to whom Emerson ;
stirring words, Go put your creed INTO your
deed" must have appealed with telling force
Ills establishment of the Newly ork Trade schools
was the working out of an idea that had taken
Il strong hold upon him. or their practical use
fnlnrSs there can bc 10 doubt. Ihey pecam"
firmly established unntr tiie WISE NiIt''"h '"
their founder and with the liberal endowment
which they have received their phrmancncy /,
assured Colonel Auchmuty's bcncfcent creation
i, worthy to he coupled with the noble institu-
ton which perpctuates the name OF Peter Cooper
The Brooklyn elevated roads appear to ma IN
the trolley a formidable competitor and report
a considerable iulng-oh in business since the
surface roads that compete directly with IN"
elevated lines were equipped with electricity. In
consequence the elevated roads are seeking Tor
lower taxes through reduction in their aseessed
valuations Any action in that direction would
now lie premature. 1t will require some time
not less than a year, we should say-to dctrrmln"
what the effect of the Use of the trolley viii be ]
II j. a new thing comparatively, and good many |
people have used the trolley cars from Il iciihs
of curiosity Then, too, naturally they VIII be
mucl, more freely used in summer than IN winter
The elevated companies can afford to wait while
before seeking for lower taxes.