New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
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THE TALK or THE DAP.
Small boys made many nickel yesterday In chasing
the hats Of business who we're walking down town
and got caught In eddy Of the blizzard


the hats Of business who walking down town.
and got caught In an eddy Of the blizzard
There are eight churches In Long Branch with al
aggregate membership Of 1000 persons or oyer ono
what they say and pray, they could mako Long
o IS o Ssan ss s 3
they In most part wink at their solemn VOWS ana 70
s ssnV We are ns Sorry that iSs new
virtue will not rebound to the glory OF Long Branch
II lacks the support Of majority OF tho citizens, OF
good sized minority. and therefore cannot sue.
coed. Mr.. Devils address Will be Iext SUMMED, Al
usual Long Branch. N. J.-(shore Press
Where would have been that parade II St
Patrck's Day had fallen the 18th or l3tn
Of March this year instead Of the 7th'
The blizzard was more successful than the knights
Of Labor IN ordering general te-up
Everything comes to him who knows how to
wat-including every kind OF weather. III lie ooes
his waiting In New-fork.
demand CONGO from tho South for moro his.
tories OF the from the Southern point OF We've
The originator Of the demand ought to be entered at
tho next bench show OF donAeys. He would be sure
to get the blue ribbon.
good servants tho most thoroughly trained maid
servant Will not he able to correct her mlstresss ia
lngs Make the head of the house thoroughly capable
to perform all her duties and may be that her
subordinacs will learn theirs In time: put tho most
negligence or inc pacty careessncss of their mis-
trcsses Lei fashionable reformers put themselves
mstressos-(Pittsburg Dispatch
The heavyweight citizens who lot themselves down
by ropes from stalled trains tho Elevated road yes
terday are unanimous in saying that the rope. as .
fire escape, would be q bowling failure.
Let everybody be thankful that an Eastern bllz-
gard only comes once in twenty years, and cons
tinue resOlutey to brag about the American climate
There IS a movement on foot In Mexico to encourage
the immigration of German farmers and to increase
the production Of cotton In the northeastern part OF
that Republic 1t Is asserted that the soil Is well
adapted to The growth Of cotton Is that Of Texas
GENTLE SPRING is HIRE
We hail with Joy the gentle spring,
The time when disappears the snow.
And farmers hear the robins sing,
And sol with warmth begins to glow.
The poet then In OBSTACLES
OF buds and early blossoms sings,
OF babbllng brooks and grooming leas,
OF trailing Wbutus and things
But while We hall tho gentle spring,
We must CONFESS that i doth bring
Some little drawbacks In its train:
Our overcoats are thrown aside.
When comes bright morns and sunny noonSs
And then It's mighty hard to hide
The patches on our pantalUonsl -
A bullseye lantern, o pOcket-compass and .
foot-warmer form an appropriate blizzard outne
for the benighted explorer OF Manhattan Island IN
March
For moro than four years ." The Journal" has held
through good and through evil report that the Rcpub-
lcan party was the true temperance party, ana thai
enact temperance and pohbltory laws and carry them
ont. Not for instant has It sworved from re
faith IN and SSss s has
and It's predictions verified Is profoundly gra,ns;
still because gives greater power for future WORK
10 the Republican ranks. Especially during tho COM
Ing eight months will DO in the front OF the battle,
doing valiant work for the Republican cause-(Asbury
Park Journal
Tho Havana papers urging the Cuban sugar
producers to form an organization. with the object OF
controlling tho markets Of the island and counter
balancing the influences Of the New-York sugar
Trust
The blizzard IS one of the common institutions
of the country II knows no East. no West,
no North, South; but is American all tho
way through
The following are some denni'ions OF Figaro"
Mlser. q man who dies Of hunger that he may
economic the nccessarIcs Of life: Saving boarding
nut until the day when you have teeth: To morrow
something which nobody owns but which everybody
dsposes Of
The greatest drawback to living in a rented house
next to paying the ronts that the landlord can paint
this Grievance. "My house. sad one, Is complete
! lobster salad II was bad enough when tho yellow
lettuce but tho landlord has put red tubs on tho
| lawn and now We look garnshed with lobster claws
! And your house Is almost as bad. saw II ilist on
gray day and It was Just tho color Of spruce gum
but yesterday. In the sun. looked lighter As II
had been chewed' assened the tenant sadiy-(Con-
cord ~. H Monitor.
The 70 as you please walk down Broadway Mon
day would have been a very interesting sight II there
had been any present to see II. great many con-
testans, however. failed To make record. OWLS to
the fact that hcy dropped into sole onS on the way IN
order to get the leo out q their vfiskcrs'
1t could hardly be called spell Of weather 10
was moro like what the printers call pi