New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

nish shrouds collins, etc, and hang Ok e.s''t''
according TO the wishes Of It's customers Hhsas
stock company has been started for less 'shuhoN
purposes. There would he none OF the hotfio~
buteheres which now and then disgrace our CIV
Ilizati0n II this corporation should be successfully
established. 1t may seem ghaSty source OF
dividends, but that is a matter Of taste with tie
stockholders.
ReuubIicaps will shed no tears when Informed
that Mr. Brice-cnmp a gn-of-edueation Brlce-'s
thr new chairman Of the Democratic Nniio' oil Com
rnittee They have seen something OF Mr.. Bricc
as a political manager, and like HIM immensely
Without hesitation they con give certineatc
that he is n admirable political manager for them
Ills endeavor to educate the voters was m'rito1ons
and particularly helpful, because IT. disposed OF
the fraudulent pretence that the tarih was not
nm issue Democratic documents stirred up voters
10 see the other side also, and when working
man reads both sides and then VOTES for the party
Of low wages, he must be a Democrat indeed
It. is said that the police have orders 10 keep the
Broadway sidewalks in the theatrical region clear
Of actors OF certain kind who infcst them
IL would be uucharitablc 70 assume that all the
persons who make themselves offensive IN That
region ore actors. but tho police can Ind plenty
Of work to do in keeping that part OF the thorough
fare free from iders and loungrrs They do their
best to make the street diSagrecablc for ladies
to pass through, and 10 give II bad name.
JowvilIe prohibitiOnist has written letter
10 Governor Ill., thanking him for his veto OF
the Crosby Excise bill and the Vedder Tax Dill
II is clear from this that the greater does not
always include the lPss-a Prohbtionist Is not
necessarily u friend OF temperance.
The Tribune hos been obliged 10 print - Fourth
land probably the last edition OF its hardSom"
Centennial Celebration pamphlet. For tho ben"iit
OF the members Of the rising new order OF the
Sons Of the Revolution. which formed the especial
escort OF the President when ne marched from
Wall.st to the Equitable Building, The Tribune
has added 10 the new edition an explanation OF
the objects Of the Sons Of the Revolution ana
few facts about the formation Of the Sorlcty
Those who wish 10 preserve copies OF the only
story OF the three days celebration in print shond
lose no time in sending their order TO The Tribune
chice
Philadelphia is mourning the end Of the shnd
season The Times OF that city, in review
Of It's gorcs records the fact that on one occasion
during the year rs high as 1850 OF these winning
fish were woOed from their placid home IN thH
Delaware in the drawing OF single net 10 is
n comfort 10 reflect that the past is secure, and
That there are as good shad yet in the water rs
ever came out OF IL.
Plain speaking" IL what The Albany Argus
styles the sort Of Speaking in which Governor
Hill indulZed IN his veto OF the Crosby and the
Ycddor bills. o ycs-thusc Hllingsgnte fish
women are painspoIrn persons.
The people OF this town will be glad 10 learn
that Mr. Stanford White. the architect OF the
Centennial arch which has excited 30 much we'll
deserved admiration. hos sccnrcd from the Park
Commissioners the privilege of plucing the arch
for few days in Washington square. for the
purpose OF obserN alton 1nd Studv Of effect. The
result can hardly fail TO be good When The
arch IL placed in the square wc Trust that all OF
orr en-, zcnS who have not already inspected IL
VIII 10 80. and make mp their minds 10 subscribe
20 the fund.
The Democratic party onght 10 make the most
Of the election OF Mr.. Bricc TO the chairmanShlp
o. It's National Committee. For that is the only
sort Of q National election in which it can have
irs own way for the next quarter Of century
or more Let JOY over BFice's election be un-