The daily critic., 1890-06-23

/ the merits of the case But when the
/ prize reaches the proportions Of
/ Offering perpetual domination 20 any
1 party willing 10 make q corrupt and un-
scwrulous use of the power conidej TO
f. i' then &c seems time for the honest and
/ patriotic men of All shades OF political
/ convictions TO combine for the defeat of
/ the measure through which The oTcr Is
made. and the rebuEe Of the men who
/ make it
This continuance by Reed, Lodge anil
/ FowclI holds out just such an offer as
we have described. Ii should die the
/ death. No man who really loves his
country would wish TO see such power
iu the hands Of either party.
BAHoS ZunwIrz mdIis bride have gone
to Che city % Mexico at the most urcom-
Portable season Of the year, 40 doubt he
Baron would h8ye chosen another lDcfli "
Tor bis honeymoon bad not duty
iuterflrel He must know that the
Mexican capital although 40 nearly all
imts Tie most romantic aud beautiful spot
ON earth, Is Just now, in the middle Of The
rainy season. one uf The MOS. undesirable.
From about tlc lUl Of May 20 about the
middle of September the City of Nev'co-
the entire valley iu utf-is rained upon
three or four times daily 10 Ifs true that
the showers come 8t practically regular
hours, and can BE discounted with almost
uriaiiiug certainty, but they are so frequent
and so voIumIuous, aud the season during
which they prevail IS so extended
that there Is little left OF that most attrac-
tive feature OF the city. its outdoor life.
There will be no morning lounges iu the
Almeda, no afternoon drives on the Pasco
de Ia Reforma, no trips TO the Sacromonte
and ~ trfscJ breakfasts under the shadow Of
PoIocatapetl, no bun fights at the Plaza
Bucarc'i with Pouciauo in an bis glory.
Things viii be a little dull outdoors for
the happy couple until the season opens
iu October, and they viii have
TO content themselves with the
thought that, while this part Of the world
is sweltering IN great heat, the city of their
residence viii know no temperature greater
NN.t.N ~ A. .AAA NlNllAlNF uAAA NhNI NNINlLuONI
the winter they will enjoy very much the
same delightful climate
IT SEEMS TO us that the proper solution
Of the ice problem Is the establishment Of
more factories. This will put an end to
the annually recurring luctuatiou in price,
Iermanently prevent scarcity and render 70
forever impossible to fleece the community
on any preteNt whatsoever. with the ap-
pliances now available it is practicable to
make a much better quality Of ice than na-
turc turns out and to make it considerably
cheaper than u can he cut. II some more
OF our capitalists were TO set up nrst-class
ice factories they would find % handsome
investment for themselves, besides render
ing q real service TO the public
lN ITS LAST sunday edition, the Atlanta
Constitution has am illustrated article de-
scriptiye of the different methods by which
women put on their stockings OF course
the majority Of the dear creatures stick 90
the old style Of sitting on the floor, but
good many, as appears from the wood cuts
with which the article Is interpreted, 10 it
otherwise. We may remark, ri uass1at.
that the publication would have been good
deal more thrilling if The womcu's faces had
been prettIer
IHr HARRISON ADMINISTRATION will 20
down 10 history wearing the blue ribbon
for the number and intensity Of rs "digui-
fed silencos.n Nothing has been said
about the charges against Quay, nothing
about the charges Of crookedness IN the
Pension Onicer nothing about the gift OF the
Cape May cottage, with furniture, pro-
visions, etc. For a really dramatic and
strenuous "silencen this beats the record.
WE BEG TO REMIND various contempor-
ries that 1t was Mrs. Grover Cleveland and
not the exPresideut who was recently
elected an honorary member Of the Ala
hama Press Association.