New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
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are tired of Bourbon domination and all tna1 IL
IMPLIES can be pretty accurately determined rom
the shrielxs which the Bourbons will utter ID
reply. The shriller the shrieks, the colder the
truth. Now listen.
Japan is taking its place among the progressive
nations of the earth Congratulations are in order
all around the globe.
The weather pendulum is now swinging to the
other extreme. January made itself conspicuous
for its persistent mildness. Twenty-six OF the
thirty-one days of that month were warmer than
the average OF corresponding days in previous
seasons But February thus far has been four
degrees colder than the normal On nine days
since it began the mean temperature hereaDou'S
has been below the standard No very heavy
snowfalls nor destructive gales have. however,
characterized this onset of genuine winter but
it is worth remarking that the change III 'no
United States occurred at about the tune OIL an
outbreak of furious storms and serious piocA'ues
in Europe, which began February 2
Ritualism is making progress in England. Inc
time was when insignificant enthusiasts Ike tne
Reverend Tooth, Of St. Jamess, HatclHm, VI
Woodworking priests like the late Father Mac
konochie were its chief martyrs Now it mas
Bishop as a conspicuous victim of eyangelicai u
tolerance.
T. has not come a moment sooner than was to
be expected We refer it is needless to say, TO
the destruction Of next summers reach crop
II appears that the cold weather has bhghted
and blasted the tender buds, and that the spirits
of the peach-growers in Delaware and Maryland
have dropped down below zero. The Impending
calamity would cause widespread CONSERVATION
were it not for the precedents. just IS in iaw'
recourse must be had to presidents in estimating
the effects of February frost on peaches that
will come to their true estate six months hence
And the preccdents are encouraging. On the
whole, those people whose mouths are already
watering in anticipation of luscious peaches by
the basketful next August are under no immediate
necessity Of denying themselves that pleasurapie
sensation.
Drop 100000 in the slot and see Cabineo
place pop out" "The World permits ltsen 10
attribute this remark to Mr. Wanamaker' III
should hunt up the ninth commandment ana pas'e
il in its hat, The World should. by the way,
what is the name Of the statesman that ever ana
anon in these days exclaims, Drop slo'Ooo ID
the slot and see your walkng-papers pop out
Mr. Balfour speaks of William o'Brien as
boarding in a cell, etc. AS clearinghouse
keeper. the Chief Secretary for Ireland is not
success II he wishes the business TO succeed, ne
must give more attention to the comfort OF his
guests.
A large error occurred in printing the treasury
estimate Of internal revenue reduction by the SEN
ate Tariff bill, which would have been more I'M
portant. however if the correct footing had not
enabled every reader to detect it. The estimated
bounty on sugar should have been s2,5oO,OOO, IN
stead of sos, 900, 600, and though the quantity Oh
domestic sugar produced last year was ABOUT
90 600 tons, nearly enough to yield sl'oOO'ooo
revenue that production was Ear above the average
in recent years
We've all had our ups and downs, and I've had
mine and I've given away a good many boxes OF
ciyarSs said Colonel Hamilton, in endeavoring TO
explain his connection with the awardings OF "es'
washington Market stands. The Oolonefs Sc
ouence Of thought is not quite apparent IL woulo
he interesting to know whether u is when he is
M that he gives away cigars by the box or "hen
ne IL down II the Commissioners OF Accounts
could get holdsof some Of the cigars they mlgn'
he able TO tell. A box Of cigars bestowed wiien
man was up would be app to be far more
cocent argument than one bestowed when he was
down. Let us know whether the Colonefs cigars
were uppers or downers.