New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
Norwich, Conn, March 1s.-Two boys. Shot
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gun. Fun. Funeral. Next.
An Indian has Just died in California at the
ripc not to say oycrrpc. age of $50 or there-
abouis In the account of his career 1t is stated
that he never used liquor or tobacco "ha'
is one TO conclude from this? That by leaving
these things alone he lived century and haii
or that if he had patronized them his stay Oh
earth might have been prolonged?
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Worlds Fair will not he held in Chicago. II the
nroposition were that there will be no Worlds
Fair in Chicago in 1892, the bet would be >" as
safe as wheat II isn't bad one, as 1t stands.
David b Hill has frequently shown his con-
tcmnt for public opinion expressed in reform
LEGISLATION. But even Hill may well feel inclined
IN hang his head when he finds such paper as
Tho Wine and Spirits Gazette" assuming 10 know
vhat he is going to do with a bill which has not
vct reached him "Thc Wine and Spirits Gazette
is not n journal which the average man would
nick out as the natural custodian of gubernatorial
secrets.
II Tammanv clings 10 the Deputy Commissioner
Of Public Works and the rest of the indicted
b-avcs Sheriff FlacS will be justified in asking
why hc was 50 promptly and uncercmonlousy
bounced.
We note with deep emotion that the Board OF
Aldermen have unanimously resolved that to al
! low immigrants to dc,ccratc the Goddess OF Lib
ertv hy landing on pcdlow's Island would he
,Sonton act of vandalism II strikes MS that this
s pretty rough on the unohcnding kinslolk of
most of the gentlemen who voted for the reso-
luton
nofhino m all ahout The business Of the office.
brt entrusted everything 10 his little clerk, -
Nulvancv The little clerk" proved 10 be a
clcar-leadod man, with larger supply Of Snowl-
cdcc than any OF the other witnesses. lie has
been i'm the business fourteen years. and seems 10
! ne entitled u a lar-cr compensation than the
: 600 or ! 200 which he receives by his divvy
with Dclmour If sheriff Grant had employed
an efficient " little clerk. be- might have made
% better showing when he was unaer fire Oh Sat
nrday.
We notice i'm n list Of patents lately issued one
! for "a diiching machinc.' Assuming that
ditching machine is q device 10 get people and
/ things ont of bitches. what is the matter with
the Democratic party trying 10 get control Of
this patent? It has badly needed the services
OF good ditchinc machiuc ever since November,
ls-N.
commissioner LOOMS has been heard from nj
Baltimore where be- is investigating the street
cleaning methods. "aS far as his health Will per-
un So far n, is known Mr.. IoomiS in
good health when he accepted his appointment
M Mayor Grants hands If he had devoted all
/ his strength 70 cleaning the Strcctssand keeping
Tanmany polite, ont of the department.. his
necessary
Mr. Cookers sickness and absence from the city
must be- particularly gricyous 10 Iammany in the
present emergency. His colleagues are in need
of All the sound advice that they can get. but
cable dispatches nrc expensive or course. we re-
icct with scorn the idea that dread of the H.
vcstisation had anything 10 do with Mr. Cookers
departure.