New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09


7. &C. announced that the thievish ana n"''
aorous alien rioters Of Spring valley ii'.' no.
graciousv declared that they VIII 'ecoe" -,
constitution Of the United States do d '"N
strument. Thanks. awfully!
The plan proposed for ornamen.ins III. a.
plaza IN Brooklyn with trees ana o''s u
serves the most careful and favoraoe
,,on Hitherto the chief point OF en"S nv
lang Island metropolis has been ABOUT 40 "s'
.nd rr.ttr,ctive as Gradgrind himself couid nave
usde II Visitors to Brooklyn oy way "a TIC
pridge have found themselves iahdeu III h"''o"'
un,ved streets with a tangle OF car'racnS ""'
foot elevated railroads dripping OIL anu my
water overhead. and dngy. ramshacAe o"'''e'
all around The city has now at sie"' eNpe",
ooo,,,red Ia nd sufficient for suitable approach
way 1t should preserve IL '"'ao' "e""s
o-sedv ,nroads Of the transportation companies
and so adorn II as to MAKE IL "o''"'
of a great and beautiful city.
Mr. Andree SCENT to have convinced the grave
80 roverend members of the International Geo.
r.nh,caI Congress that his plan OF getting 10 the
Die In n balloon is not such visionary IDEA as
has been supposed. At all events Mr.. Ahoree oe-
,eves IN IT thoroughly and that Is half the pat'ie
rew form of boycott has been developed at
canarsie The Canarsie Railroad has long Ell
loved a monopoly OF carrying people 10 tha' ie
sort but it's business has been sadly lnterlereo
with since the opening week ago OF troiey 'ii'e
cumming thither So the railroad company has
huiIt fence around it's property. shutting out the
trolley passengers from the privileges OF Canarse
unless they pay an admission fee OF ten cents.
That is a childish and primitive method OF nght-
ing. II the railroad wants to hold It's own with
the trolley 1t should lower its fares increase the
speed Of it's trains and in every way strive 10 give
better service than its rival The other pohcy
may enjoy a temporary success, but no permanent
good can come OF 1t.
There ia a large crop Of summer candidates
for various Offices this year. But the time is at
hand for these gentry to drop out. and the real
out-and-out candidates will soon come to the
front.
Americans sympathetic fears for the safety Oh
their countrymen in China are fully justified, as
is their demand that the heather Government
make reparation for the injuries inflicted by It's
subjects But there is occasion for sympathy and
righteous wrath nearer home. Native-born citi-
zens of the United States have been beaten killed
/
and the great State Of Illinois has done nothing
! TO help them II the Italian msscreants of Spring
| Valley go unpublished. as the negligence OF the
authorities seems about to allow them to do at
least one Northern State will have little right to
denounce Southern Ku-Klux outrages.
The human fist mal!gn continues to play an
active part in the Democratic politics OF the
Tenth Ward in Brooklyn
The Commissioners OF the new East River
Bridge have scarcely met public expectation as
yet in the work they have done in preparation
for building a second span between New-York
and Brooklyn. For one thing, there was hitch
over the selection of an engineer which delayed
action on a matter OF the first Importance. Hap
ply IL was satisfactorily adjusted the selection
made last week being excellent one. Mr.
Buck who Is to build the new bridge Is a man
of large experience in bridge work, besides being
an expert mechanic. competent authority in
forms us that better Ian could have been
| chosen for the important work that will devolve
upon the chief engineer Of the projected bridge
Mr. Buck is a graduate OF the Rensselaer, Poly
technc Institute at Troy, which has turned out
many flrst-class engineers. and brings to his
new duties mature judgment and an uncommon
practical equipment.
Many Of the new asphalt pavements in this
city are to be laid by hustng Western COM
| pany. 1t pays to hustle.
We are patiently waiting for Mr.. Bayard TO
deny, with righteous Indignation, the published
reports of his speech OF last week at Boston.
England He represented to have said the
President of the United States stood amid people
no sought to have their own way and whom
1t took strong man to govern That would
mean that the people are not to have their own
way, but are TO be ruled by the will Of an indi-
vidual dictator Surely. Mr. Bayard will make it
clear that he is an American, not a Russian.