New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
enter upon career of prosperity greater than
thew have hitherto known.

The report that Mr.. Springer is slated for the
Craftsmanship Of the Appropriations Committee
contains the agreeable suggestion that Holman
ism will be in disgrace, as it ought to be- in the
next Congress.
The analysis of the Croton water completed on
Saturday disclosed no trace OF nitrtes. Ihis
must give great satisfaction TO the celebratei
sanitarian, of the Public Works Department,
Michicl T. DAILY, who was sure the other day
that if there were ntrites in the water some ore
had put them there. No doubt Mr.. DAILY has
been scanning every glass of water he has drunk
since on the lookout for the things creatures
whichever he supposes they are-and perhaps he
has inspected the water-coo,ers in the department.
Offices with the same object in view. 1t would
90 hard with one OF the Office boys who might
chance TO have few nitrites in his pocket II
he should drop some of them in Days drink
ing water. Nitrites are understood TO have the
same effect on the Commissioner that red
rag has on bull.
Buffalo is concentrating herself upon her
healthy growth. Her new directory contains
5000 more names than are to be found in the one
Of last year. The Buffalo Courier" figures 1t
that this means that the increase of population
has been little if any, short of 10000 during
single year" The claim may be somewhat IN
famed, but there can he no doubt that Buffalo
has come to stay and to forge ahead
1t looks as if Governor Waite's mouth was the
most costly investment that the people OF C'''-
rada ever made.
JUDGE Moore has directed the Dstrict-Attorney
Of Kings County to furnish Mayor Body with
the legal testimony taken by the Grand Jury.
Thi. makes it necessary for that official TO dlf-
fcrcntiate between what The Brooklyn Eagle
roughly describes as "gabblc and testimony
The same Journal shows how the process Of elmina-
ton is to be conducted. Henry A. Moore,
James w Ridgway, John G. Clark and Benjamln
F. Tracy are lawyers, They will be able to di'-
criminate between evidence and gable 30 there
is 10 be commission Of lawyers TO separate the
wheat from the chaff and to bring the legal evil
dcnce before the public. The process will In
evitably involve the suppression OF many Things
which, Influenced the Grand Jurors in forming, az
il WAS their duty 10 do, a prima-facle Jungneht
Of the case Does The Eagle suppose that
Mayor Body can be vndcatcd in that easy-Solng
way?
Colonel Lamont is said TO have leased house
in Washington. but we hope that he will continue
to buy his galoshes in New-lork.
A New-York fruit dealer is quoted as asserting
that the total peach crop Of the country II dls-
trihutcd pro rata would give every person IN tho
United States a quart box. The effect of this
revelation may be to cause conscientious persons,
no matter how great their fondness Tor peaches,
carefully 10 restrict their consumption OF tine de-
licious fruit to a quart box. Let them eat two
boxes and they may have the uncomfortable re-
Gection forced upon them that they have been
sclfishly taking more than their fair share
Some people are exceedingly hard TO please
Complaint is now heard in reference to the receh'
action of the railway companies In making re-
duced rates TO the Worlds Fair from those VINO
think that not all has been done that should DH
They object TO the limitations with when the
sneral excursion trains are surrounded, forgetting
that q GREAT concession has been made and that IL
wos not without considerable difficulty that the
companics were able 70 reach any agreement III the
matter Now every body who is able TO pay SIM
Gle fare for the round trip and willing to put up
v,ith n few inconvenience for the sake OF week
in Chicago can visit the Fair. The faultinders
,vould nrobablv not be c0ntente1 unless the half
fare rate should be made TO apply 70 the fastest
trains which are run between New-iork and Oh
caco. and then they would want sleeping-car ac-
commodations thrown ill.,"
Some Of the brokers on the Produce Exchange
Yesterday were forcibly reminded Of the banners
which were carried during the last campaign on
which were the words:
"Clevcland and dollar wheat