New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

their myrmidons. Unfortunately there 10 nothing
left to fight about by this time. but the rival armies
in position and subjects have to be found.
Montague and Capulet are all agog for the fray aud
will be stopped by the trhlng conslde alton that
there is subject which the dogs of can
be properly let slip. So the dogs OF war create a
subject out OF chaos or even go back to one OF the
old ones. But two parties with but single thought
and that thought the creation OF a breach. gen.
orally successful Witness Twecdlcdum and Twcedlc-
dee. For time there Is some biting OF thumbs,
and things gradually work TO a climax. Finally the
armies meet with a crash over Elizabcth's Hall ;
isuraively speaking OF course, not actually in the
air like the mystic hosts which drizzled blood upon
the capitol" before the murder OF Julius Ca sar.
There IS nothing out of the common about St. Eliza
bcth's Hall. II is owned by the Catholics. and the
High Church decide to 1t for some local enter
tainments. But this is enough. The Low Church
party are stunned by this casting down OF the
gauntlet; finally they recover pick up tho gago
and stick IL I'm their leaders nat
There Is nothing especial TO fight about, tradition IN
si,ts on an aggressive attitude. that Il all Tweedc-
DUN and Tweedlcdce. to return 10 that classic, took
a broken rattle a. a ground Of disagreement. The
rivals take the field and the tide OF battlo GIBBS ana
flows round 81. Elilahcth's Hail.
Tho III gh Church faction gives an entertainment
and mono Of the Low Will come and "a the Low have
a monopoly of the young men, the entcrt ainmcnt Is
gloomy, and presents fine show of High Church
beauties sitting Idly along the wall ana phihg l"r
peace. hr poor-sprtcd creatures. The Low. painting
for revenge also give entertainments and don't ask
the High aI-as a thought cutting and a.
the II dress the best. and have the most el"gant
ctlled air, and even boast young man who In tho
evening a piquc shirt with a largo beaten goa
stud In this midst. gieaming upon his manly, PIHc
bosom Ike the "a Of Minerva, the Lows party IL
not brilliant. and lacks the style and dash which marks
the gatherings OF the High What lilarity can ih'Ic
be dance where the wear turned down colars,
black satin ties stitched into neat little bows and studs
representing some botanical curio> Ia llofcniine
Mosa.cl In fact, what be expected OF the sons
Of who have been known 10 60 out IN the gari-h
light Of day I'm Congress CATERS
The 81 FL zahcth's nl shrmish lasts longer than i's
rights ~ a battle piece warrant In default Of past
urcs new continues artate long afctcr lis useful
agitator is oven. No new sensations oner-
Ing themselves, the pastor hopes to reunte bis parted
flock and heal the schsm IN his church. But the
wound, grown callots, refuses 10 knit The com
batans are In love with the pride, pomp and clrcum-
stance of glorious They have tho media val
spirit from which great warriors were made. but
they feel that unless ground Of dispute Is soon
discovered there will be nothing for 1t but truce OF
hostiliiics. and theirs VIII be another sad Instance
Of village Hampdcns and mute. inslorols Millions.