New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

Tho President has exercised executive clcmcrcy In
The case of Peter J. Caasscn. convicted OF empezzms
funds Of the sixth National Bank. P.l his partner
I, doing well. and so Is Pcll City. Ala. the town
he founded In the days OF his prosperity. The mr.
fortunate residents OF P,l CITY are anxious TO CHANG
the Of the town, but do not know what else IT,
call 1t.
\ bill to leralze lynchlng introduced in the Texas
lLegIsaturc What would General Houston say If
he were alivel
| Fulford. like Major DOmo, must win In a trot, or
not at ali. He seems To go all to pieces when trailing
Work beat him easily enough but not nearly 80 badly
as did Budd In Chicago year ago. In match Tor
s4Oo a side. 100 blrds. Budd killing 40 pigeons to
Fuford's IS. Fulford gave up after shooting ut
SO birds. His bcSt record last year Was o. birds
out Of 100. ut 30 yards risc So yards boundary
Works record is good but not remarkGs =, , WI
IL birds 10 his 1G7. ont OF 200 for 81 900 side
ON November o. at Babylon, Long Island for 5000
side, 200 birds. Edgar Murphy beat linn. killing los
| to his 117.
| If State Controller Campbell 10 take a look
through the city pooroomS In the racing season he
would easily understand why the receipts Of the
raccracks have fallen of. Even the caSIal observer
has not failed to notice large falling of IN the
attendance at the since tie pooroom, gained
so strong hold the betting community The
pooroom has tremendous advantage over tho race
truck. In one respect nt least. A man must leave
his work 10 go 10 the races, whereas he can bet Ia
the pooroomS and go With his occupation. That
accounts for the success Of tho rooms.
Lynchng seems to be contagious. \ littlc while
ago the fever in Texas. Now II Is in Tennessee.
Look ont for Georgia next.
According TO a writer IN "Thc Christian Tnlon,'
hotel Keeper In Chicago recently asked whether
rates would be- much advanced during the Worlds
Fair. whcrcupon he answered I'm parable. That
Is he told the story OF man who one" stayed over
night AT magnificent hotel I'm Florida. In tho
morning he called for his bill. 1t amounted to Si7
for dinner lodging and breakfast. Til" guest
Mt npnpu,sed for moment lie handed the bill
back TO the clerk with The remark; "Gu"'c again.
Young man; rye got more money than that tn"
wise who /, going to chicago viii take
waning and make arrangements accordingly. The
accuracy IN" doubtful clements I'm IN" problem are
IA" bill, for board ard lodging. ON these Their" (,
plenty Of room for til" imaGna'ion-and the pocket
book To play
y sharp eyed man who keeps his eyes open on Us
ravc, about town has discovered u now method Of
circulating literature and stimulating interest therein
IN Thrdavc. H." has seen u shoe store In front of
Witch Is a pie Of shoe, with an open magazine
placed upon or near H. while pacaId !, displayed
rrring the interesting nnnruncrn NJ: Ibis '"ant
ulN Illustrated maenz'ne given away with each pair
providing for both ends Of q man ~ the same time.
There are some doas In The now oducnlion" that
arc OF a sort 10 max" old timers open their eyes In
wonder How many adults Of The present dnv know
that arlihmrrc i NJ longer taught I'm schools whore
tho most advanced notions prevail Tho advanced
educator docs not believe II vl," 10 appal Nh"
Youthful mind with such word arithmetic
although even In the kindergarten the teachers do
not revolt from tcnching tho Youngsters about yer
lcal and horizontal lines. No arithmetic. The
word t. excluded but # Is intllled Into tho nm
,uspcct!ng mind 81 Youth number work. whether
here is ANYTHING in name or rather In shans"
n name. remains 10 b" seen II cannot 6r uenL,n
ftgt aNar flluf 4. God
lcnrnins I" r"od. when he come. upon a Ictsr re-
pcar"d as for n-'anr" IN !" >m,' n"' d'n ,"s
- II Is simpler and ca,i"r tn" rhll1 sos
only on" letter nj t'm" natnralI'' amn A. m' snr
ether double letter IN the alphabet. except W.
which j. really "doubl" n or double v.
4 matchmaking traveller has found out some
interesting things about the earning cap1div % walt
RS I'm dining cars. Their regular wage, ar" 40
month. but they mako on an a'"raS" . trip be-
tween Ncw York and Chicago In tips sometimes
hey make rs much ~ - 40 trip Wv. Tho
.ompany pay, the head cook on n car 80 month.
'uc under copks 900 cnch and The diSh"ash"r -.
Isn't II plain enough that It expects -" public to
make up the small wages 81 N" walters II j. pre-.
clse IN" amo plan tha, !, pIIm-a ON mor tr nnm,
that each passenger viii give lib"rAl o." Why do
e% w y- rTi i en- sc ,rvc@ and post annogn,c
m, ni> that walter Who "'c'piN up VIII ~
f-chnrg"d
,,o,,rIuloducs, f. n narrowing affection. and Is
,l,,Vs getting victims into all SORTS OF trouble
to,,, the actrc-s. tolls 81 an ahs"ntmind"d stage
,,o,,grr whom III" ono" had and WHO caused
hcr much ANNOYANCE. N" wnS travelling. giving a
number Of play. among Which was "lI''i" Nell
.he ,ya. always on Tho n"rt Tor pretty songs anu
music 10 Introduce into her comedies Her mu'l'ai
.u-.,,or vas ambitions and wrot" som" music which
hc wished her 10 In III" graveyard ''"n" whore