New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

and reached $50 81 N. Lat, land ~ 10 wv "'].
| Dr. Pavy and another went short distance pe!on
/ the winter quarters of the Alert anu UP W '
made into the interior of Grinnell Land pu' an
! this region had been explored ana eAhaueVNo'y
! examined by the En- glIsh expedition Oh lo!o-'o
his Is small business for writer Oh MI M"lAha'
| reputation. Lieutenant Lockwood went o''o i"n
dred miles further than BeanmOnts iIllC III io''
and appcd an entirely new section of the Greenland
! coast. The interior of Grnneli Lana was a'So
explored for the first time by Lieutenant Greey
force Why could not this English writer rIS'
above his iusnlar prejudices aid tell Che truth ABOUT
the American expodiuonl 1t beat the best record
of Sir George Mares and extensively examiner
/ regions which bad not been explored in 1876 Nv
Markham knows that the work of the hnglsh
sleige parties was surpassed by the Americans
why does he seek to convey n contrary hhPIcSSlo"
in a permanent work of reference such dS tho
Encyclopaedia Britannica"i
RaGicasm is only Il comparative term. IollcleS
that are radical now will be progressive soon
and popularly demanded u little later. This is
good time for Mr.. Chamberlain to study tine char
| acter of Nh Parncn
Tramps who are fond Of nice apple ought to
find life worth living over in New-Engiand TINS
season. From all sides comes the statement WIN
trustworthy Vouchers that the apple crop down
East Is unnecessarily arge-sO large that unless
the brotherhood of tramps nObly come 10 the
rescue "A considerable portion Of 1t must go u
waste. In some parts OF Connecticut the farmers
have not attempted to gather all the apples tha'
are coming TO them, ana the information comes
that III ana around Waterbury every body has
lived upon apples, apples raw apples baked, apples
stewed, apples cold Ell and apple pies.' 1t is evil
/ hDt golden y.
Apples are healthy and nourlshing, and New
ENGLAND raises the Macedonian cry, Come over and
help us eat them. The eyes of the country are on
the tIamp and the general feeling is that he VIII re-
spond to the best expectations.
Only one farmer was elected to the next state
Senate. If lie places himself in the hands OF his
friends early enough. If he prosccutCs vigorous
canvass and keeps clear of cntangng alliances inc
chances Of that farmer for securing the chair
mlnshIp OF the Committee on Agriculture ought to
be iattcring
If there Is any place in the country just now
which the man with any brains at all ought to be
in the ivcliest KIND of a hurry to get ont OF II Is
Deans Patch, q small mining town III the Shehdh-
doah Valley, which Is likely to find Itse soon III a
burning pit because of tn" fire which l. raging Ill
tine coal NINE bercat the town. The coal COM any
has warned the inhabitants Of their danger, but
only 1--WE fanlic, have cleared out. ard IT IS ex-
pectrd that the rest viii have to be driven out.
such Is the singular pcryersity of human nature!
Some rIEent cannbal who al diued Ole on roast
missionary nkcn"d human flesh 10 that Of a suc@-
ing pig. IL wOuld seem that there are some mental
| rcscmblauccs also II these poor miners had been
ordered 70 stuck instead Of told to all the re-
sources OF civilization would hardly suffice TO
keep hem III the town.