New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
the second place, burglar who entertains an
honest ambition to be no hog leaves his victim
at least S. upon which to begin life anew"

honest ambition to be " no hog leaves his vlcJlm
at least S. 4" upon which to begin life anew"
The story that Mrs Agnew wanted to put the
girls of the Normal College in uniform seems to
have had only this foundation-that she ex-
pressed the hope, in addressing the pupils, that
they would wear the uniform Of true womanhood
puritv truth, earnestness, etc, and that this
would be shown in their dress as in other ways
The progression from this idea to that Of an
actual uniform takes the gloss of the story
about those famous crows.
Tho compsot between Lord Salisbury and Prince
Bismarck respecting the suppression OF the slave
rrade in East Africa does not appear to be as large
an undertaking as the earliest dispatches 1ndi-
Gated A comparatively small portion OF the coast
is to be blockaded and no operations IN the IN
terror are contemplated. No large results can ne
expected from the employment of few gunpoats
off the Zanzibar shore Apparently Loro sails
bury, while unwilling to place England IN an Of
fensive attitude OF hostility to the suppression Oh
slave traffic, had little confidence In the good
faith of the German Chanceilor's professions. lie
reluctant to join in an enterprise 1or conceai
ing and condoning acts OF violence and brutaiity
committed by German traders IN Africa.
| "There's no use trying to deny the fact" re-
marks "The Philadelphia Tines " that where
Cabinet officers took the stump things went the
other way" Still 1.-The Times" ought to do It's
best to conceal the fact. II it doesn't, the nrst
thing it knows somebody will be saying with q
cruel leer that Cleveland's Administration was
Cabinet-6nished.
1t is Just fourteen hundred and fifty. four 14o4'
days including Sundays nom o'clock this morning
o Snrai snf eSlis IT Constitution
"The Constitution makes think OF that
mistress who summoned her maid to duty at day
break of Monday with the remark: Come
now, get up and be spry about it, Here IL IS
Monday to-morrow's Tuesday, the next days
Wednesday-half the week gone and nothing done
YETI But hasn't The Constitution" made
bad mistake in its reckoning? Surely from No
vember, 1888, until November. 012, is more than
1,454 days
Do what is right, come what may is Mr.. Cleve-
lands motto. So The Charleston News and
Courier asserts The American peoples motto
is, Do what is right, 60 who may-and that's the
reason Mr.. Cleveland is going
The Republicans of Boston have made an ex-
cellent nomination for Mayor. Mr.. Thomas n.
Hart has been a candidate for this office twice be-
fore. and both times he made good runs. A year
ago he came within l,4o7 votes Oh Deatlng Mayor
O'Brien, who has been again put forward by the
Democrats The Democrats have been in control
of the city government of Boston for four years.
and it is time for change. BY dijgent effort the
Republicans have it in their power to redeem the
city from the grasp of the ring that has been fatten
ing upon it, The convention that nominated Mr..
Hart was harmonious and the party seems to be
in excellent shape to make winning fight in the
municipal election.
Another warning against the deadly car-stove
was given in the burning Of a Pullman sleeping
car in Pennsylvania the other day. and almost
simultaneously comes the news that one OF the
important Western railroads has adopted system
of heating trains with steam from the engine
There is encouraging news also in the action OF
various Legislatures requiring the stove to be
abolished 1t will take some time to make TINS