New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
N,,v.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY g. 1886


= - b,s qhoyvn. who sworc tEct he lad never mace
op effort or GENT an order of kind 70 have the
cI ctiop returns held in certain Congresslohai
contest to which be was party in virginia d ""
wears AGO. but the telegram WAS Produced Ill "nieh
ne did direct that outrageous act. ana no acAho"i
edged its authenticity. The testimony III that c"He
contains other similar samples oil mo eh""S'-
worth ness of Mr. Goodies memory.
IN Grnver Cleveland: So long "a Pan.Electric
Grlo,d is pernitfed 10 retain his seat i'll your Gan
met Won must exnect to the star-eyed 600
dess of Reform going about vita Grape Oh her lett
arm.
An effort is 20 be made in the Reichs'ag 10 III
ducc Germany to accept double monetary s'aiiu,
ard and coin SILVER. silver makes an excelIent anu
most convenient coin. only there Is no use III com
ing more than the country cau employ. and what IL
does coin should he reality what 1t claims 10 DC
on il, face Tnis is common sense, the apphcd-
ton of which IN combination with good temper
vould cas-! y. quickly aud satisfactorily settle thiS
Troublesome controversy.
The next time Convict Fish comes to visit tots
municipality ho should be entertained IN the
IOmbs
Raqular gangs or Ney-York piekp1ckets JOIN the
crowd mt the Bridge between and q IN the AFTER
nooa. cross 20 the BROOKLYN side AID work the
Flatbnsh.aye cars "a f.r the Long Island depot
The Bridge police are fully occupied III con
trolling the crowd aud loading the cars that II -
uerbaps i'll e 10 expect then to detect the9e heh'-
fingered rogues But the Brooklyn ponce lorco
OUGHT to be ON their gard and do something to
break I'D thus netarious trade. II the detectives
were on the alert between the Bridge exit ani the
tI,o M hVe i
,revontinr outrages Of this nature lac pick
nooleis select the Flatbush cars because they run
infreoueutly and the back platforms are lnVarl-
ably crowded TIE managers OF this line, whose
paTsinonlous policy in making one car 40 tne WORK
OF three is notorious in Brooklyn, are held In high
esteem BIZ these afternoon visitors rom Ne"-io.A'
Nobody questions Accomplishment Oarianu hui"
eSty.-THe nos on Herald -
Vol now. we are not so sure about that. 1t de-
ponds largely on what you call honesty EeoP'e
differ on that point, and the Mu2wump view Whleh
strains at gnats and swallows whole melaSeries' ~
not precisely sale view 10 follow.
The Gas Reform Association OF New-fork cry
has been incorporated. Its opportunities Ior opeia-
ton are practically limltless.
No man is a fully equipped master OF statesman
ship until 10 has been "vludcated" once or
twice.
We never know when We are well of. We have
been long looking upon the telegraph poles ~ an
un.ightly nuisance. when now comes MadNhe
Greyille and tells Us point blank. 3" think your
| telepra n poles give much wanted air OF net
uresqnenes3 70 the streot>,' and our amlaDe
visitor expresses hcr sorrow that the wires are To
GO under ground u ell. It has taken foreign eyes
10 see us IN orr true electric lignt Madame
! Grey,lie should know the precise meaning OF the
| word picturesque Bat II she calls us pct
uresoue under bare poles so 70 say, what iImlt
! vould there be 10 her artistic comments on ou'
telegraph poles and our telegraph wires should She
behold them encrustod with beautiful and III
| descent crystals of Ice
The traditional grou1dhOI came out OF ms hoIo
/ Tuesday and. s.clug MS shadow, forthwith got
un Ter cover again, WINE his faithful w0r5hlpPefs
! take on the "wIh.cr hump az IA aud prepare TOT
| ak weeks OF cold weather ihero are -IglS thal
! Nr. Garland has seen his shadow NJ last anu
/ frightened at the sight OF It, like wise ground
hog Is preparing betake hImsc out OF the sigA'
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