New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

The Boston Courier scolds the people OF Boston be-
cause they calmly submit to all OF nusances and
petty outrages BostonAns seem to have sadly degen
Grated suce the days OF that little affair IN the hartor
about the tea Ii Is small wOnler says ne courier.
that strangers cali Boston provincial when we sub
init mposions OF tai, sort that wohd not be lut uI
with u country village
The pendulum has swung to the other extreme, and
the merchants who once foolshly trembied AT me
Threatened boycott invite It's infection. ST. LOUIS
merchant where he wished. managed his own
tuse~sin short ted the boy colt IN every possible
way. Finally lie became impatient and Issued thou
sanIs II circulars proclaiming boycott against his
store The result was all that ne had anticipated Gus
toners ockcd To his ESTABLISHMENTS lC the biggest
"ad" he ndd inys cd III. and he reay to cry
with Knights OF Labor: Long live the boycott"
-lkansls city Journal
The Brooklyn Elevated Road seems to mean business
for IT promptly work in Myrteave under the
permit recently obtained This Is the only company
mat furnished brooklyn with practical rapid transit
and the people naturally look kindly upon 1t and wish 1t
well.
great many Eastern people have been visiting san
Francisco lately anu the local papers think that ther
appearance different from trauciscans - SO
far As their attire concerned" says The REPORT al"
not. all other things equal good ours. That H.
taking consideration the wearers station N life, the
clothes OF the Eastern woman not OF as good
material well made the Cslifonans'. There Is
noticeable careesness also AS to headgear footgear and
neck wear as pared old residents The step
Is quick the motion OF the head slower. aud the
newcomers don't look well fod. Bat after ali the
striking difference Is the loOS OF Effort aud struggle
the OF visitors Heat and cO.d hard work,
Dcs aud ofttimrs hunger stamped there. and
make feel comparing them with the bright and
sturdy Franciscan that lines have been after all
cast In pleasant places, II only manage To hold
against the Chinese. Not few OF the new
corners the lines starvation their necks. Lines
that are unmistskable and that never wholly dis.
appear"
" Did you hear that Beach OF New-York r.
asked al ON" Congressman last night
" No, what Uan II T.
"Why Yesterday he asked Unanimous con sent and sat
down. Thea apparently recovering from his surprise,
jumped and objected. lhlnk Beach has the Prcsl
Dental brc Ia his plug hat Washington Critic.
The lovers Of opera Boston were perfectly hap
by American opera. because they failed under
stand the words that sung any ,han II they
had been Italian "Mhy," asks The Boston Budgei,
"shoud those who are listening To English set To
be tortured by something Ike tho Glowing:
The moon um tum tum lake.
And now pom pom pom wake,
While Ger the tin- ting nlght
sec your ching ching hrhf.
Soul or my ira Ia la!
Queen Of my Ia la lar
Mr.. Gladstones course Ia worrying the souls OF the
good churchmen. The Dean OF Chichester has been sig
costing his clergy tnat until the Gadstonan tyranny
be overpast" pause -hord bo made after the words
and her domnions" In the prayer for the High Court
Of Parliament The pause 10 be made the charitable
Dean explains In order that tho congregation may
up prayer To Got" Illustrate Mr. Glad,tOnes
knaysh tricks This leads clergy man to suggcst
that pause DO made In tho prayer for the bishops
clergy. Ia order that all aOber-minded may pray for
forgiveness Tor all deans and others who are led asray