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New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
THE TALK or THE D4 Y.

OF the papers getting excited over the danger
to lite and limb from the woman who carries an un'
brella and paraso. without at all attempting 10 deny
that such danger exists is only far 10 say that the
who his umbrella stick under his arm, or
swings horizontally, is far more dangerous 1t is hard
to understand now men with the average amount OF
be forgetfu of the rights OF others,
but the fact remains that they are aud by strange
fatality such men are always as thlck as black
berries the stairs OF tho elevated roads during the
hours when they most crowded.
:" see that sara Bernharit is growing souter SAID
the snake editor.
:" hadn't noticed anything about it in the papers" re
Piled the dramatic editor In fact, noticed That Mrs
Hooper she is nothing ,t skin and bone"
That's IT, exactly. Formerly she was nothing but
bone Plttsburg Chronicle -Ielosr4ph
The Saturday Reriec refers BODY called Knights
OF Labor IN accordance with the Americans love of
snowy titles and theatrical paraie
We are in favor Of organized labor but opposed to
ganiZed cussedness.-lot Louis Globe-Democrat
CHANsON De MATIN.
Days no more are cold and wet.
leo and snow away have flown.
Blooms the modest violet
Now "beside the mOssy stone
Sings the robin In the Lane.
Sports the laubkln on the hill.
Cheerful craze the lowing train.
Murmurs tunefully the rlll.
Shouts the little boy with giee
1rudging on his way to school,
Chrps the sparrow merrily.
Croaks the frog witain The pool.
Whisper zephyrs drilling past.
Floa,s the clOullrt In tho blue
Gloomy winter lolves at l,at
Aud the trees are leaving, too
-tBoston Courier.
The Washington critic asks what is the difference he
tween official under eStigauon and butcher and
1t gives the that meets the charges ana
the other charges tho meat We dislike to shater such
n well constructed. albeit ancient conundrnm hat we
must romark that Mr. Garland ld not meet the charges
against him. No. not by s'odd'M Better reorsanzo
your conundram department, ucishbor
fsn story from ia tropics Is 10 tle ehect thAt "a
ship which hal hole knocked IA her slde was saved
from stnlune by large fth which @ mo hlpngsde ana
"whs sucked into aperture hY the thSh o water anu
stuck th rr are Ignorance - To mo hrthA ot
t.t sucked into the aperture by the man VINO
the story nut n i sale To say IL WAS hot "
rush of water Norristown Herald
A street philosopher thus describes woman pay
Ing her faro " "poptau oar; sae gets Nv taxes
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

seat and looas around man WIN get up and oaer n,
take her fare and put 1t In the box Maybe she's 20,
nickel In the finger OF her glove. tied the end a,
her handkerchief, but the chances she hasn't shs
got 1t in satche She rests tho satcho on her knees
opens II and takes out handkerchief close, tbs
sachel. Suddenly she reOpens IT, takes from II bs,
purse. again closes the satchc opens the purse take.
from II dime, then closes IL AMI returns It 70 th.
sache which she again closes As she rcceve.
Dcke in change she reOpe1s the satche out In.
purse closes the satche opens tn drops tn,
coin and. after swapping her purse more opens m.
satchel aud drops her purse into IT, after which sue .
back with scfsatisheI and rides her dest.ns.
ton."
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

The Arcade Railway bill has been improved by
the amendments, but 50 long it fails to require
a line that Will reach out into Westchester 1t will
not afford its full of service to the people
That is what is needed-routes to take passengers
out to suburban homes which will pay taxes to this
city.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Ills suggested in some quarters that the inves-
tigating power OF the Senate Railroad Commit
tee should be continued after the present Leg
islaturc adojurns in order to watch the progress
of dealing out justice to hribe-t takers in con-
necton with the Broadway franchise. If there
/, danger that the County Democracy and
Tammany will try 80 make g deal in order
to help some of the biggest criminals to escape,
it mi ght be well enough to leave some power of
supervision in the Committee bur we imagine
that there is little real danger of such a union.
Both factions would do 1t quickly enough il
they dared but with public opinion aroused as
it is over this rascality, they VIII not dare. And
on general principles the special power Of the
Committee should end with the session.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Persons learin9 torn tor the season. and sum-
mer torcIiers, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to thcm postpaid. for 75 cents per month";,
the address being changed often as desired.
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the ocean DOStQQe.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Dickinson, of Michigan, predicts that the Demo-
Gratis a,c going to cary that State His predic-
tion will be remembered with interest hereafter.
His fulsomo puts of the President lead to the sus-
pcion. however that he is speaking word tor
the party and two for himself.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

The Apaches have killed some moro ranchers
Cigars and champagne at the expense Of the United
States will now be in order Tor Geronimo.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

| May is moving in the van OF springs
hundred feet OF Police Headquarters. That is nothing;
thieves nearer Police Headquarters than ths.
and. STILL Inspector Byrnes is IN cousion with
getting them tnere
Broad ia the way that eadeth to destruction" SAID
the Holy Writ but In the o. the NewYOrK Alder
III n the passage should read, Broadway Is tho ROAD"
etc NorristOwn Herald
Says the Democratic Macoa telegraph as it looks
grlmly at the White House. "What this country
an annual Arbor day, upon which it will be lawful 10
! plant statesmen who have failed"
A"mxed train proceeding at tho usual rate ou
the Dakota road ldeny started up tnt
to much faster An astonlshed passenger called the
Aren't we running about twice as fast as usaalr
Yes"
"Going down hill n
"NO."
"wnd changed and helping US alongr'
4" guess mott
" Engineer drunk f"
No than il customary. I'll tell you, though
We ve sighted aman walking about u mi e tueai on tns
ard pay lis fare II run tue wheels al OF AMI the
ears dragging the rails The rules fOi bl any Inal
trying to tea the company this way Estcine CDak)
Bell.
It's estimated that in 1890 tho aborin men o. th,
country lost about Sl3O)O00) by IL theY had
remained work, sll had Invested thtt Sl30ODODD 1t
four per ceut, tney would DO enjoying annual
income Of Sj20O00 anI with sIch income hey cOl.l
buy a ralrO al horse-car ne and 1t to suit
themselves 90 back further thl the present
the money which they have lost during the past six
months would IL capitalized, be tremendous power ID
the business world
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Boss" Mclaughlin has one of his men in the
Brooklyn MAYORS chair. He will soon nave another
in the Post Office. Now is the time for Governor
Hill to send special message to the Legislature
recommending that the name of Brooklyn be
changed 70 McL.anghllnVllle.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

FOILED AGAIN.
We met; she smiled;
A passion wild
Thr0ugh all my being thrilled.
Her laughing glance
At me askance
My Soul with rapture filed.
We met again;
Again the pain
Ofhclplrss love fcit
My fate was scaled,
Compelled 10 yield.
Down AZ her feet knelL
There on my knees
Beneath the trees
lplead my hopeless case.
Then, breathing fast.
looked 81 last
Up In her blushing face.
Where PINK and white,
Before my sight.
A war OF Oscs wsgef.
She shook her head
And softly said,
"Merci. but I'm engaged"
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New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

As was TO be expected, France is coming ont
Of the Greek business without any credit
Europe has plainly decided to stand no more
nonsense from Deyannis whether nc is backed
op ~ france or not. De Freycinct seeing that
sne game Is up, through a newspaper agency
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Mayor Grace thinks he sees way to get rid
OF the old Excise Board. Believing that the
neglect OF the Aldermen TO act on his nomipa
tions lief. him tree to fill the places of the Com
missioners as soon as their terms expired. he
yesterday appointed c. II. Woodman, w. S.
Andrews and John Won Claim to succeed
daoehton, Mitchell and Morris. OF course this
means contest III the courts, because the old
board declare they will not give up their places
un'ii they have TO. The whole situation j.
scandalous Ill the extreme, and the blame rests
entirely on the Governor. 1t was his dutv to
act on the charges against Mitchell and Haueh-
Ton, but he simply would not, because he
wanted to favor these political friends of his
NO amount OF talk about tie wisdom Of put,inc
oil municipal appointments in Mayor Grace's
hands Internationally can divert the pubbc
gaze from Mr. HIS cou sc in this matter
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

The eight hour movement has struck Chicago
in full force, and from 25,0O0 to 10000 labor
ing men quit work yesterday. No great
disorder resulted; but the effect on bust
ness there VIII be terribly severe unless
the troubles are adjusted. In various
small towns throughout the country
strikes are reported but not so extensively
as was expected. There was no trouble at the
meeting held III this city last night in behalf Of
shorter hours. Union Square plaza was packed
by the organizations tributary TO the Central
Labor Union. But it is an easy matter in New
York TO collect a crowd. No movement" was
ever started in this city that seemed to have
less spontaniety than this one in behalf of eight
hours work for ten hours pay.
Both patriotism and a love of athletic sports
drew Large crowd to see the games at the
Madison Square Garden last night. The
events passed off with prOmptness, for which
the management deserved thanks; that they
were not more interesting probably could not
be helped. The greatest contest, of course.
was between Myers and George, the we'll
known short distance runners. 1t was their
first appearance as professionals and for the
championship of the world, Myers beng the
fastest American and George having the best
record as an Englishman. Myers's victory was
so easy one that the spectators did not grow
Wild over 1t. His time, min., % 2-5 secs,
was not remarkable. There will be at least
one more meeting between the men and it is to
be hoped that Myers will not only win but win
IL better time and style.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

An Albany clothing firm advertises that it will
supply every boy in town with a brass drum
free' on the purchase of any kind of suit Q yes;
every city has its own heartrendmg troubles.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

The Louisrille CoMier-JoHrnal writing of Jefferson
Davs's appearance at Montgomery, remarks. There
was no utterance there at which any sane man
could take offence" Yes Az far back as 1861 a
good many Southern gentlemen held that patriot
ism was an insanity.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

face all the while. We don't wonder that these
thousand-dollar fellows enjoy strikes Will their
victims go on letting themselves be driven like so
many cattlcf
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

Ambrose H. Purdy needs suppressing. He Is fast
becoming n public nuisance. District Attorney
MARITIME should get rid of his troublesome deputy
assistant Can il be that Purdy's political pull"
powerful that the head of The Office is unable
to dis nhrn him
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

We are really afraid that the Civil Service Com
mission Will not be found till somebody gets
search warrant and peeps INTO Bishop Oberly 5 YES
pocket.
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TWO ARROWS: A STORY OF RED AND
WHITE.

By w. O. STOpDARD author OF The Talkng Leaves"
etc InustIat d. PIP go Square Ono Illuminated o'h
IL. In "HarIer's Dung People Senes.O
story ad venture anon ,the IN ne OF the southwest
II has two heroes white bov AM an nan> outh Mr. Sod
rival In the field of indian life and adventure and
this is IN has happiest veln.'
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ALTA:A STORY OF THE LOST ISLAND,

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Bv Mrs J. GREGORY SMITH. autnor OF Dawn to sun
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THE author gives impressive and striking picture o'
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nation fancy simplicity style to make very charm
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