New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

soberness fortified by experience, ana an socl "io
to be commended to those that still nave .ne'i
Christmas shopping to do. gentleman oi 'hieo
score and ten will not flush for very JOY 10 inc ro
of bis hair at finding PAIR OF ro'ier sha'o' ="
stocking A boy would be far better satiSieu WIN
a simple sled than an involved TIDY even lhous"
hrs monogram il worked in the middle OF the tidy
A vouug lady will not be conscious that her hoai'
is going out in floods of thanksgiving If the coinph
ments of the season reach her In the shape OF n0
mans trumpet or a certificate OF membership III
baseball club. Ard imagine Mr. KeileVs leoih-S
if Santa Claus brings hum, next FRIDAY copS "
that pleasing work, " Sunny Memories Vi
LandsD O. yes. The Observer is riGht-one wants 70
know what he is about in selecting Chri9'iii"'
present.
Secretary Manning is reported as saying Una, oul
tariff law is "a system of chaos. lhat Is prcoi'o,
what every well regulated thing must DO. No"'
tbe Secretary wants to see some chaos that Is ho'
systcmatized, let HIM take look al MS pai'' 1"
Congress.
THE Baltimore Sun recently published dlspatch
s,, Uoohirgtop in regard to the po tiles of New
York State which would seem to have Deeh COM
posed by the typical Intelligent foreigner ""
no other theory of its authorship can the accurate
misipfornat,on which it imparts be accounted for'
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and management of Governor Hill will BE- conceD-
trated, they Lsundry New-York Domocratsl saw
from this time out on securing snihcieht maJolty
in the next Assembly to insure Democratic regis
lot,ye majority on Joint ballot and the consequent
winning of the SenatorshIp OF Democratic AS
sembly in 1887, containing the needed majority,
L ofoss m have no doubt"
One can imagine the amused smile that VIII camp
out on Governor IiIps face when he reads TINS re-
mork,ble forecast of his political intentions. For
he knows-no one better-that democracy stahu'
about rs much chance of obtaining majority III
the next Assembly as it does Dwell, OF making
perry Rolmont Speaker of the Dublin Parliament.
MANY owners Of fast trottcrs are beginning 10
ro,lz that Seycnth-ave is not the best road III the
city IN speed their horses and are abandoning IL
for Or Nicbolas-ayc Mr. BabcOck, who has charge
If the roads for the Department of Public Works,
nays much attention to both of these public Streets
but he is not able to keep Seyenth-aye Ill as good
condition for making fast time as st. Ncholas-ave
because the former is macadamizcd and the latter
ia dirt road LAYERS of horse flesh know well thata
solid bed of DIRT Is more advantageous 1or iaSt
trott,ng t,an a stone bottom road and for this rea-
son ST. Nicholas-ave., which has been comparative
IL deserted for some time, IL now beginning to be
popular again.
1t is no surprise to learn that +. Ward the once
eminent fnancier. ut sing sing, has proved III
capable of keeping the books of Perry ~ Co., the
nrson contractors lie could not keep his own
b,ok4. nor even understand those that were Kept
for him. But # the Warden had only handed over
to Ward Perry IL Co.'S contracts there Is no tellng
what nrotts the latter could have got out OF them