New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
STRA NOTES HERE AND THERE

hind the invitation. Mitchell Is going back 10
alone in New Orleans die. II there Is any way TO
Keep Lin ont Of this country, for the sake OF
dccency let 1t be done.
That believing poolroom keeper In Park Row has
no rights which tho people Of this city bound
TO respect. II he had The punishment he deserves
Lc would not have occasion to open his mouth so
often. The fellow referred to Is Peter De Lacy, u
con can't. hahual. professional lawbrcakcr for many
years Yet he Is daily threatening 20 ruin all TIC
principal jockey clubs and 10 accomplish other great
ieats.
The sight Of gig people riding at once on the rlr
OF wheel will be Of the curiositics Of the
Worlds Fair. It will be very unpleasant riding,
however. Those who have once tried tho big wheel
at Coney Island never want TO go through the ex-
pcricnce Il second time. The ascent is pleasant
enough, but the descent. with the car going down
backward often causes sort OF seaSickn",s.
Tie wheel at Coney Island is only fifty feet in di-
amctcr. while that at Chicago is 2d4
The price paid for Ncw-Jcrscy Asscmblymcn in the
recent session at Trenton is said TO have been 1880
head. The Senators probably came a little higher.
Given the market value OF Assembly men and Scna-
tors i, ought not 20 De- very difficult tell how much
the recent legislation cost the Duke of Gloucester
and his friends.
Philip j. Dwycr arrived home last week, looking
as well and lively two-year-old colt. lie Is
s,outcr than he In the autumn. and seems fiji
10 stand a hard campaign. lie enjoyed his stay In
there Il week ago, and wen; TO Tampa for a short
sojourn on the way home Mr. Dwyer stopped In
Atlanta losig enough to be "intcrylcwed," and when
lie arrived In Washington met many old friends
TIA" he wa oGea to sp tho saS Hay Sh in nf thc
Albany Legislature and hopes that II VIII become
enemy than Phiip Dwycr II it had been left to
him they would have been wiped of the face oil
the earth long ago.
Foreigners must have very limited Knowledge OF
railroading In the United States II they are willing
TO wager that woman cannot travel all over the
country I'm special without finding IT necessary
to put her foot on the ground. Since the standard
orec OF four feet eight and half inches adopted
hy III the roads IN America this fent has not been
regarded OF sufficient Interest to attract th" notice
of anybody.
If The people Of New-Jcrscy will look after their
primaries they will soon have n government OF the
people. for the people. by tho people. Instead OF
holding on 70 the tail OF the bull they should take
him by the horns.
New.Icrscy is faring well at the hands Of the
D,m1rrat,c Administration. Mr.. Cl"velani's resi-
dcncc at Lakewood was n coed thing for the poll
ticans Of that state.
IIo,c smith and J. f.. Riscv-thc two great I'M
kuowns Is Mr Cleveland afraid 70 appoint Dis
tinGuiShcd Democrat, - Office Why should men
assume greatness If they are 10 go un'cwaru'n
The "prvatc Secretary" Is good PLAY on III"
stage but lie should not be allowed 20 have too great
pull" Mt Washington. No Third ii0I'c'
Notwithstanding all that may be said against
horsc.racrg. II /, to BE- used rs Ny!lh'r. -
Louls man intends to establish incctrteks all over
Mexico for TIE purpose q s@ns n AMY hr W "rnaIc r
In llonIuras >Juthwaid tile course oi chipi'' '"N'
It's way
Commodore vanderbilt hi, brother. Captain Jacob
II. Vanderbilt. and hls son, william II. vanderbilt
were extremely fond OF fast horses. Ills gran'sonS
IN
~ have 10 such tastes although William X. Likes to
60 +, tic races and make modest wascr7. II !.
rather strange that family should cl9nIr 20 mncr
IN few years. william II. N"ndrinlH H'N'r
gave M the road I'll Lc became too Dina 10 urN'
Maud :.
some Tenncsscc farmers have written I, secretary
Morton 10 know II he thinks It advisable 10 pant
POTATOES on the wane Of the noon
rn. Hon. Buck Kilgorc hasn't foit Ike him.
self .,ucc lie lost the Mexican mission. ON beng
asked the other day If he WAS going TO request a
FEDERAL appointment he replied " Not mnch am
coming b,ck TO Consrcss 10 !aise ' "o w., i apr
not forget mat the President has h'' l'' 'PF'"''
"a Minister to Dahcmey
Farmer jim" Hlonnt, as h. Is commonly called
in fine vicinity Of Macon. las long been regarded IS
one 81 the alest Of the Georgia statesmen po'ah7'
lie never stopped 20 anything Ike peanut pohuc''
a. they are understood In this state. lie II oi u'
Cincinnatus order; Ae always wanted "'",c' p',
I,.ing 4 modest man did not boldly seek II. lie hk"i
n bc caught in the Held ploushne when there wa
~ ,l,,icni on@rc iu ,irit % iha, TIE r,~t ~ Tho
farmer, mi -ht think the oillce waiicl Inn horc '"
he wanted the Office.
Mr. Hlount learned that Trick from old Governor
Joe Brown, the most celebrated al 'h' H'''"
C;ncnnatus,-s After pulling MI the wires In r''
STATE for months 10 get the nomination for Governor
he put on mantle Of humility. and retired TO MS
farm ~. day before the convention met. ENrrythi-
boiuc cut and dried he was nominated. ana com
mttcc was appointed to inform HIN OF tlat ias',
H. members we're mostly farmers. ana th'lr u'Hsh.
e., thr field with "A cradl" trying 10 cut wheat.
LOGS .urph-e at IT, annognecmeni VS.. 50 T Si
r,ienod that some Of rlat committee. believe 10 '"N
dny he lad 10 hand IN the nomination.
vr r,ounts farm IS about sixteen miles from
Macon. and he loves TO retire there to think ana
studv md lounge about Ia true southern STYLE ne
ras grown up sDn. who Is practising law III N"'"''
ana making hvlhS.
Clorcs rrohman says that he Is In receipt oi no
les, than twenty-five plays day the year round
II other managers receive a many the play mar''
mus, lac prctty well ovcrstykcd. The crop, however
+ said 70 be a poor ore. Notwithstanding Tn great
yield A large proportion Of the manuscripts SUD
mttcd to managers Is SDmD'n ah :" br%" pIays
have succeeded the youthful pay%rsh, imaein"s ,la,
there IS great demand for vn'sar ana imsS'Su'c
c"mcdIes lie will not succeed on t'At hhr'
rlod, vegetables and fruits d"arcr this season
,hon formerly account Of Tile greater huihpc' VI
yi.ltors 10 the land Of flowers. Ih're are 50 many
tourists in the state that the hotrS ma II "o .','
r,o.t.- fl keen their tables fully supplied III"
xr,l..rn markets. have been called on extensively
Tenrly every BIT OF e.. beef: mutton ana po",lli
us'N ~ ,r"u the North and Wc~t In large quinn
,i,i fhc u,ople OF the state do not pretend to be
vcccaI1ans.
Alfred II.nncn Morris Is to be again candidate ior
.uncryisor Ia Wc-tchcstcr County, ana his erection
Mnrri- + ono Of
busiest young men in public lifc Ills BILL extend
, a.. form Of the supervisors 10 three years VIII
HSc lin a respite from the annual labos Of cam
paign.
Here's a bit Of turf logic: "Thc poolroo:ns iniure
,ci,c and whatever Injuries racing injuries III"
breeding interests Of the country because II lowers
the price OF horses. Richard Croker Is gong III Tor