New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

MEN AND THINGS, THE COUNTRY ROUND
THE PERSONAL NOTES AND NOTIONS or BROAD
WAY LOUNGER.

The Spanish treaty Ia IA International aa,cmpa-t !"
dine on a cherry; Nicaragua treaty has something
more substantial IN H. AMI n canal across the istnmus,
dug and locked AMI owned by North America, Would Ut
tingy crown n generation which has recovered the
Union entombed slavery completed its railways and
housed IL Government 10 every point Ike the chie ct-
zen Canada n. hi take her rs lesson IN fore ~ policy by
entering the canal enterr5, as or Jun Associate
The great moral purpose the canal viii be 10 connect
the RIGA 10 ;he southern oceans With the parent
America which hes celebrated ia centennial and been the
example Of al An-osaX0n colonies India u tho typical
America OF tie Old Wo1. ruled petty much - our iore
fathers were by garrs0ns AMI Downing street politicians
and younger INDIA has nearly 2oJoOo.Ooo
people cf whom asoIt 5000 arc English born IN 0t1er
word. the ruus class l. abol, half the population OF
Newark. y. J., AMI tie ctens proper are four tunes
more numerous than al the people in the CHliei states
TWO year. before TIC slavery propazn!iss tre To re-
duce the United states parcc. 81 Wild tribes England
ceased 10 rule lnla by private corporation she rules
IL now by 100000 troops. nearly four soldiers lot
every British citizen This takes back to the good old
times u General Gaze. The destiny Of the United states
to the nora educator ia government Of the rising
Britains on tho rim o. the worl,-Austrat'. Papua,
New-Zeaanso that they shall be the better light Of
Asia" By the Isthmian canal It is only thirty days
steaniug ylney. and sew Zealand IS On the route
From Mr p. Porters interesting census volume
find that Australia has Sil3.)0oOJO debt. an Increase
OF rs per cent in ten years. Canada has only
Sl75O0O 900 debt Australia therefore stand, tenth in
the list Of in lebcl people next greater than Holland
txo below Turkey. IN; combined debts OF the Anglo
Saxon nations arc as follows: Great Britain
3 -6- 600 OOO United states. 2212O.O1O 900; Aus
tralia. Sii3O0OOO0; Canada Sl75,OOOO)O. Total
nearly IS 1875 10000 for the Anglo-aIon race which
onefourh Of the iniebe ness Of the ma
tiOns Of the earth. TIC population OF these BRUSH
Powers is not az hand since 1879. when II stood: New
South Wales sydney, 6O0.oO); New-Zaaland 3OooDo
Europeans queensland lBrlsbanel 100000; South Aus
.pHfa -
Cdelbournej. 1O1OO00; West Australia. 10000. Prob
ably tho present population of PJynesln Britain is
45OOOJ0. which is nearly the same ~ Canada. For
general purposes nay say that Canada an' British
Polynesia anf the lila Europeans PM together amount
to 100000 or Afth Of the numerical strength OF the
United states. We probably match in numbers FOR
Grelt al her colonies. emitting the merely
conquered The moral agency Of ENGLAND Is two
thirds her navy. AMI % this agency we possess
nothing the Democratic party having refused - appro-
pirate money ships Of ign ,rant arprehen-
sion thar Mr. chlnder might get away from the ship
yard with a basket Of chips
"Joc Brown and sam Randall the two men
most feared IN their party hecirse they arr two o
the best Americans in H. Randall little South
ern than Brown who the hrst and think the only
Southern man since the announce that he
nizci the power OF Sev-EnVnnd ideas IN recon-
strrrtrl Republic" Brown % school 20 the Reprb
hrin rif'r awhile and Raniai father was ~ od Wig
The rerna, hospitality 81 the State soteferntr IDEA "a
the p.ri'pnrnt shown w Kenturhr rrrtrsp Randall rt
sirnra Us vist thetr rrsrt aching the Legislature -.
st nnr ei thp vrr rns ,hnta Randall rtn rli trp
rs, white go ihr srh that hp rprs'rnfs ,hp 't iira
snlnh prs' rii stnf t,srs 10 the. ..Nbs's sNi pri
rrrri ,helt aiH- hnse's. Manufacturing e'tit'
bpgas % Fae Fafs hp.aa a 40 % a Bfpisa-st
noag bFaai. IeaFs aiuFw4ni hAaI wAa mAil 80
thu iaQa Aiauii 40 0nee dguaseaaesa boea"u 80
hslln m hu elF that sac authorities stopped ihu tapping
at breg daring dlviae after 40 aG0nh az isnt
whoever offended lost his hrer vas hne and could no
sell any for three months The phraseoogy OF this
indictment Is rather curious SAYING that. Complaints
made OF those who tap beer during divine service ana
Use small kind Of measure which Is IN contempt OF our
religion and must ruin the state. Small measure must
have been the origin of the present drink, which Is
poured out under the barkeepers eye aud carefully
noted.
The first NewYork tavern put up at Coentics slip
in lGi2. The first imposed ON New-York city beer
nearly made revolutions niormers got one-third CT
tun OF the beeri the got per cent for his
salary Numerous brewers were then In NeW-lork ana
they began to howl loudly. stone-s, which from
Broad to Whitehall, at that time called Brouwer
STRAIT or This called Soonest because
It was the In NewYorE TO be paved with stones In
the year 1887 big stone brewery INT up in l6l5
al the corner OF Broad and stone sts AMI IL failed
The early New-York brewers Won Covenhovcn
Forest Bayards uncles OF the present
United states Senator Bayaru, and Van Courtlanit.
Beer male here very early by Van Bresteed
the cooper whose has CORFU ted to Brised
william Beekman the richest brewer IN his day and
where his brewery stood the newspaper Offices
are planted. Beeknan owned the
whole swamp whore leather r. now dressed and Sold In
short brewing extended up the Nortn River FAR the
Dut,h settled, and Albany had It's Oreweries perhaps
,yen earlier than NewY0rk.
The early Dutch were a drinking set not only on the
Hudson but the Delaware. and Old Newcastle below
Wilmington was described by very late travellers a.
slowing moral Of breweries aud beer times The
Dutch PATRONS planters generally reserved the right
b manufacturing beer themselves bn they allowed pr-
ae persons 10 brew 40 home There remains an order
II one the Patroons dated 1915 expressly forbdding
cornelius -ese,s to brew TO he brewed or
otherwise ID mauufacture any beer except much rs
hail Doe required by hun for his own housekeeping, On
pain OF forlens twenty-five Carous guiider- besides
urcwcI beer In short beer brewing ut the present
imc on the island o NewYorz Il not important reia
lively rs il Wa IN colonial days. Virginia kept
acFfpy the culture wlch discoursg ed is manu-
actures York was retarded 10y fur trade, which
ep- cntetprsing people the into the Interior
lI made Laif-lndans OF thom where they snoull have
500 z-d themselves and varied their occupations The
TT trade finally went out with John Jacob Aston Tile
obgcro trade ia Virginia held 90 the END OF slavery,
/
tatcs making OF but lii,le profit 10 tobacco in
le old fields. Incompetence among the indians anu
butch settlers 90 be s0 bad about NewIork in 100
lat dls;iilns IS ~ forbidden for periods
Two cryns abuses here are The publication OF nearly
@ American bo1ks wiIhout indexes and sometimes with
nj tables of contents ana the republication % Ensi lab
1oks with general titles 90 which no American miterE
IIal which .wl bring the subject up % Ourselves AMI
mr. state With more original utentIre Va are app ar
lty delivered over To dlll uarenr7 girters ana
ue-stoctngs until the American Congress contains one