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One or His Tricks.

Il thought you said you were going
10 bring a friend home to dinner with
you," said Mrs. Chugwater.
.sHe couldn't come, Samantha re-
piled Mr.. Chugwater rs he sat down
with great satisfaction to the first good
dinner he had had q chance to attack
for a long time.-Chicago Tribune.
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Rooms Il, I.nf.

Mrs. Fangle-Have you secured 4
iodger for your second floor yet. Mr..
Goslin?
Goslin (horri6ed)-I haven't been look
ing for q ledger, madam.
Mrs. Fangle-Why, I'm certain my
husband told me you had rooms TO let In
your upper story.-Waif.
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spent Only One.

Little Dot-Mamma gave me two
quarters to buy candy, hut ! only spent
one Of them.
Father-That's something like. Now
I'll give you another quarter to put
with the other.
Little Dot-Thank you, but I can't
put Il with the other till / find Il. Il
dropped ont Of my pocket on tho way to
the candy store.-Good NewA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-07

The new carpet for the house of repre-
sentatives will be of n dark green design
with a crimson figure. conventional In
Its character, relieved by q cream col
ored star.
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The football cry Of the Augusta ga,
college y amusing: aHobble, gobble,
rnssle, daxzle, siss, boom, III, Augusta,
Angusta. Rshi rahl rahr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03
AIR KEMPNEES FIVE BILLS.

The five bills relating to this municipality
introduced in the Assembly on "Wednesday by
Mr. Otto kempncr are mertoiiOuS Ill purpose
and would be beneficial in operation II they
could be passed Mr.. Kelnpner is the Assem-
blyman from this city whose unexpected re-
volt AGAINST Tammany dictation has made HIM
honorably conspicuous among the puppets who
dance +, the piping OF Mr.. Croker His in
doncudonca of the bosses cannot be expected
to produce any practical effect on legislation,
but il affords an agreeable and salutary con
trast TO the subscrviencc of his colleagues.
When fist he astoni>hed his party by opposing
Mr. MIurphy's candidacy for the Sena'orshp
Mr. Kcmpner said, frankly, that Tammany
would never forgive him. lie realized at the
outset what the consequences would be ana
is therefore fully entitled 20 credit for a de-
libcratc assertion Of his manhood. lie has
made no effort t, withdraw from the position
which he then took. or i'll any way to con-
ciIiatc the leaders whom he has offended On
the contrary he has pelscvered in his course
has commended his own independence II his
fclIow-citizenS of German descent, and has now
given further proof Of sincerity by aiming these
five bills directly at Tammany Hall.
His courage would be commendabe even il
the objects he desires to accomplish were
trivial. But in fact these five measures If
enacted would reform some of the most fagfant
abuses which anlct this community. Almost
the rarest accident which bcfallS the city OF
New York is the elevation to the Police jus
tees bench of a man fit to sit there. The
officials who Immediately represent the au-
thority of law in the eyes OF the criminal
classes are almost invariably men whose char
actor does rot command respect. and in fact
scarcely even suggests the reproach and pen
atty of evil-doing. The impression which they
| inevitably create is that Of Incidence and I'M
morally bonorcd and rewarded. Their num-
her was recently increased with the effect OF
| making their light labors still easier. They
serve ten years and receive $4,000 annually
| for dispensing n mixture of justice and in
Justice during two or three hours day on
| about half the days in the year. So soft a
snaD" is not enjoyed and msemployed by any
other city officials One OF Mr.. kempner's
bills proposes gradually to cut down this over
maid underwood cd and ill-deserying judicial
force fr IN fifteen to eight members, ard ia
reduce the salary Of those hereafter appointed
from IS, 900 to 81, 900 year. These reforms
would not substitute an ideal system. but they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03
cPTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Wilton Randolph Of Virginia, is emitted 10 INV
sympathy which goes out from generous nv"
10 "a man who has been cruelty misiepi's'"''"'
Nj Randolph is reported aS saving, IN Inv coU'''
of some remarks in relation 10 III" rc7ls""Uo'
of .I,hn s Wise from tho Southern society, that
Mr. Wise was connected with the Repnoiic"n
marty in Virginia and lc WAS socia'iN "H'i"
ciscd" One ran well imagine no" u'S''''''"
Mr. Randolph must have been. how his eycs ni"S'
have flashed AMI his checks Redeemed WIN iii's,'
,iou when he found himself creIited with TINS
daqrant abuse of Virginia loyal son OF ''''
ol1 Do,ninon representing her in public Journ'i
ns u monumental bgot? Oh, no; MI h""'op'
interviewer must have got it wrong
r,.orv commemorative Democratic Nrginian when
ccc,.;on offers earnestly assures whom II may con-
corn That thc right of private judgment Il thor-
ouohlv respected in his state: that IL ~ ram
pairn lie Of the baser sort I" assert '"'' NV
convictions Of citizen Of virginia. r''iS''"''
political or general. make trouble Tor MN III
ease they do not pond with the cohNlc'io"'
Of certain powerful element III the poP"'a'i'''
Your representative Democratic Nrguiitn' '''o
fore. necessarily will resent the imputaIloh con"
ycycd i'm the words which are put INTO M nun
dolpl,s mouth that the riother oil fresu'"'S
a monster Of intolerance, nnnishlng VIII" wv '"'N
and the thumbscrew Of social ostracisih 'h' i"''
within her borders who support" INV
ticket. ,,, 4,
1, j. exceedingly rough on Randolph. As
IN. already been remarked. hc deserves the pun
lie sympathy. Proximity the best thing he c'.'
do in the circumstances j. TO come OUT !" "
49,, donv;np noint blank that he ever saId ~
,.L.r noirt Supposo il was true that IL was
,be fashion i'm Virginia 10 come between """
and hi. ENJOYMENT of lifc liberty and the p"r'
suit of happiness. In case hr dec'iheu "
1tto 70 the Dcmocrats-is il symposium" 'nd,
| Nr EaudoIph would proclaim that diss''c'''
f.ctp Clearly not. on H." contrary "'. w
Iis Glal love for Nirgina. lie wonld ca'''',ns
refrain from coming within 'nou'''r' -, n,
If AZ ollusion to it. arguing that " wo"'u ~
| -, d, Viroini,n worthy Of tie name 10 p""
I,.h rather THAI to hide the shame OIL n,'
cl,.,tsloI Ion. Commonwealth SO, whe'"'t
,bc cray, charge in question anrc''uS ,''' s"I
nar,e of virginia il true false. Mr. Rando'ph' %
w,.,,iri, cannot bc supposed 10 have maze II
+, ,.roins 10 hc seen what he Is gong W Wv
ator,i. card would seem 10 be the '"n"s'
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would reduce the cost Of the existing system
BY two-thlrds and compel the survivors 10 "or'

would reduce the cost of the existing system
BY two-thlrds and compel the survivors 10 "orN
for their living. .,
Another of Mr. Kcmpners bills II passe"
would diminish the evils which result from une
present system as it is now administered i"'
extra judicial activity of these police cou''
functlonaries is exceedingly pernic'o"s' 3"'"V
of them for political and pecunlaTy reasons
cultivate Corrupt relations with ac'u'l anu
prosuective lawbrcakeis, in whose behai 'ne'
interfere when justice lays hands on '"e,'''
covertly procuring their release and 80 s'fene'"-
cning the bends which keep them III s"o]eo-
ton t, their beneiactors. Mr. kcmpner pro-
po.cs 10 make every such operation mi'"c
mcanor punishable by fine OF from ol'" -
$500. Another Of the measures in'ioduccu ''
him provides fox popular vote upon '"'
ptopcstion 10 separate municipal ana ee"c'"
elections in this city, ard all five OF 'heil 'rc
directed against the oppressive ana delliur'"
ling rule of Tammany Hall. Not one OF thcm
Will be Passed. or even escape from "> '','
nrsonm,nr in a committee room. IN all p'""-
ability. But Mr.. Kempncr has done wen 10
bring them into the field Of popular onSei'"
ton and debate. They are all coniheio"oic,
and their fate will be another ILLUSTRATION ol
the tyranny which plumbers ana di>gfaceS
Nav Eorll
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u,,r up CruNINGS EXPLATN'

In debate in the House over an appiopi''-
ton bill on Tuesday. an item relating u the
nrblic printing being under dlScuS>loh' 'hc'c
was some criticism Of the management OF Inc
Couercs .ional Record" Whercuron the lion
Amos I Cumnings Of this town. win the
;mpctuosi,v of a noble ard generous nature
rusbed f., the defence OF that useful peil"dl'a
from, whose columns we take the following"
Mr. CummIngs-I will say now that "Ih' congress
s,onol Record Is n daily newspaper. chal"hH" any
, IN ,hs eoor OF this House 10 preSen: here a dliiy
nov,,,psr pinted in any city Of this lnion with ".ih
this Record" will not compare favora'N h'u "o''
than favorably in typographical hea'ncSs' III NH"
graphical workmanship, in quality ot paper ana )"
nroofreadins The gentleman ought 10 MO" '"''
whom a newspaper Is required TO b. placed upon t'
d.eLs ~ the members In their houses every h'E"
tho ot an carly hour II must necessarily - :" pres
a, such an hour as admit OF lis disub'"h' ana
that the strain is great frequently 10 CIV" '"'
aar,ns mail that matter Is dumped Into the paper
from the ealeys without correcting tn proof sh'c''
On tho Same day that Mr.. Cummings PAID
This tribute to "The Congressional record Il
newspaper. il should be said, whose ohlY i'"c-
tion is tho publication OF verbatim reports III
full of tho dsbatcs in CongreSS-anothcr news
manor with which Mr.. Cummings l. more III
,imotely acquainted. if possible. than with | ne
Record'-a ncwspapor. We may say Whloh n1'
all the merits asciibed to The Record WIN
| otbors bcSide-wc refer TO " The NcW-ioiN
cun"-rcports discussion a having taken
nocc o, the floor Of the House OF which ho
ropor;. nor any mention whatever, appears III
"uTho Record" II was too lively ana am
mated discussion--if it took placc-to escape
rho notice of the official reporters 1t was ne
tween the PanSy Of Iowa and the iclclh oi
Louisiana. 1t lcatcd 10 quf >toh OF N'l'''N
and crntlemanly conduct on one side ana INC
resentment Of an Insult ~ some other I'm
and mace on the other In brief. the Pan>l
charged the Pelican with urtmthfune'' ana
with being 10 gcnlleman-0hich Is only 'n'
logical seouencc-and the Pelican replied win
coolncSs and dcbcratiOn. and ABOUT 'hIc
souirts Of Tabasco sauce ~ each WORT 'h''
bo would see him later. oar contemporary
account Of this passage was quite exciting.
Was there any such dcbat". Mr.. Cummings
"Tbo Rocord' is a grea. daily newspaper w
know. We accept the explanation that some
tins matter i, Dumped into the paper IRON
tbe callcys without corr citing the proof sheets.
But that is not the present ca'c. lhr mat
ter, must have been dumped into some oihc
ncw,pap,r. What became Of II? The cues
finn i not what's the matter with " M
Record" but where's the matter mat bdoH-
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AmnseMrnIo.


ACADEMY OF DESIGNATE Exhibiuoh
AcADEsY OF MUSIC-S-The Black Crook.
AMRERG THEATRES 15-Der Nosehsenc'cr'
pIJoU THEATRE-3 :e0-A Society fod.
npOADWAY THEATRES :15-Ninety Days
CARNEGIE MUSIC nALL-lo a. m uHtn ~ D. H.
The Dors CELERY.
CASINOS 1j--fenclng Master.
CHICEEEING HALI-S-Lectuic
coIUMBvS THEATRE-S l5-Minstrcis
DAIy,s THEATRES l5-The foresteis'
...,.N Mu>tE-rne World IN Wax
EMPIRE THEATRES 1.-the Gin Leu behnu AZ
EIrru AVENUE THEATRES l6-CaVaIicfa "us"
GARDEN THEATCC-e-Thc MountebahKs'
cnANn OPERA HOCSE-S-Thc span OF LIE
HARRIGAN,S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "uaius' Ban
W.vrrN OPERA HOUSES 15-Isle Of Champagne.
uEHRMANN,s THEATRES :30-Friend Fiitz
uoYr,s MADISON SQUARE THEATRES ;So-A IT'D
10 Chinatown.
ROSTER & BIAL'S-S-Vaudevifle
IyCECM THEATRES I5-Aue'icsns AofoaI
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSES l5-l iueho'
MUSIC UALL-e-ConccIt
PALNEE'S THEATHI-S .1j-AEistocracy
STANDARD THEATRES l5-My Ohciai Whe'
STAR THEATRES lion Probate on
TONY observation-disclosures.
rNtoN SQUARE THEATRES :l5-Gloriana.
18th STREET MISUNDERSTANDING.
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questions that the Legislature OF 1898 IS run
by few bosses Of the most unscrupnous SORT
bosses to whom partisan advantage Is every,
thing and the rights of the people as embodied
in the home-rule principle nothing. wa.
does Edward Murphy. jr., care for home RUE
Or Hugh Mclaughlin? Or Lieutenant-uoV-
crnor Shechan? Or Governor Flower No'
a straw. They can be counted upon 70 move
against any municipality in the state and tinker
with is charter if they can be made 10 believe
that bv so doing they can better their own
rol;,ical fortune. or the political fortunes OF
the Democracy AT large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

Jackson. of Tennessee who is now the Circuit
Judge for the Sixth Federal Circuit, having
been appointed to that Office by President
Cleveland in 1886. 1t is a graceful and cred
liable act in Mr. Harrison to select Demo
c,at to succeed Justice Lamar. Judge Jackson
arrears 10 he well qualified for the place, ana
will, Of course be promptly confirmed "heh
he takes his seat in the Supreme Court the
court will consist OF six Republicans and thfee
Democrats. the other Democrats beng Nh'e'
Justice Fuller and the venerable Justice fieid'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03
c.v,or,y OPINION AS TO HAWAII.

From tue TORONTO GIODc. -..,..s
Almost the only interest that the ISLANDS p1e ara
for the rest of tie civilized world Is '' the tn vast
the hallway house IN inc na''snt"GI IN this view
mat all maritime nations win uv ae slrons or very asrre
Willingly IN their seizure ny an; ,r epecia nrcsent
that IAFss Motions Ii .s wl fsss
Is that their h""'r MI view win IN all likelihooa
snsS"s1 The adoption Of plan by when linz
cosmopolitan character as cGalie anu IN N" wise "
stotIOn for the ships 81 the wofia Wall ia u"
altered or imperilled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03
MODERN JOURNALISM AND TIE PUBLIC.

From the Norwich Bulletin.
II must be confessed that the present tenaemy ~ ~
the part of correspondents Is not toward accS of
much ~ toward sensaOnasm. Ii Is a tteiu %
th. times not half much the lault oi C nnh.
spondcnts or editors OF the newspaper yenssIly
Inv ,hr.e comics OF a sensational ard untrust"M,,,
sheet 10 one OF a conservative. and. In the "'a''
accurate ncMsl aper.
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

rore;gn Colonel Saunderson, the leader oil tie
1-,.,ar members. caused a connection in the House
=, Commons by his Characterization oil prpS'
,nyo,ved in the Gweedore affair: Mr.. Cha'per-
,.n and Mr.. Morley made speeches. - ihe
E,;tish Government does not at preseht hl'cn' !"
send warships to Honolulu, and has not inaoc
Drotest to tho Washington Government.
In the italian Chamber of Deputies premier
Golitti IGNORED an Interpolation about the aiesco
,mnroner lisa OF funds by various Premiers: eX-
Premier Rudini defended himself. - lhere
were serious bread riots in Narcotics.
Commensurate branches in session. - Sen
ate: The French extradition treaty was ratihed ;
the nomination of Judge Howell F. jackson 10
the Supreme Bench was received. - House !:
The Sundry Civil bill was passed.
Domestic-The annual Appropriation bill was
introduced in the Assembly at. Albany Tie com
mission which has been investigating tue stare
tax laws presented a report - Ihe flr''
National Bank of Little Rock. Ark, closed us
doors having been wrecked by the dishonest
acts Of its officers - Judge William Lindsay
was nominated TO succeed Senator Carlisle by
the Democratic legislative caucus at frankfort
Nv. - Robert j. Beatty was found guilty oil
conplicity in the Homestead poisoning. -
Governor Flower gave his annual reception tc
the people of Albany
City and Suburban.--The annual dinner of tho
Real Estate Exchange was held. - The Jersey
City Board OF Trade held its annual dinner. -
A Brooklyn woman shot her husband and then
killed herself - The Rev. DR.. Il. a. Stimson
Of St. Louis. was asked TO become pastor oil INC
Broadway Tabernacle. - The trial % {. "
Gardner was continued. - Stocks generally de
clined and the tone Of the market was not conn
dent. Reading was depressed until near the clos
whom It nearly recovered the previous loss l"'
closing was not strong, although last prices "ei'
not the lowest. Money on call IN oe''er ac'ia''''
ruling at per cent
Tho Weather.-Forecast for to-day: NiouoS
with rain or snow; cool at hrst lheh ""'""i
clearing tendencies at nIsh' Temperature -.
...a.r. uirhcst 81 degrees lowest. 81 aver
ase az SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

confines per 1000 francs up to 1000 , ,ao.
20 centimcs from 5000 francs to 9o'ooo ilanos
francs per $4,000 francs up to 100000 francs,
and O francs Der 100, 900 francs for any higher
amounts. As in France all bona fide purchases
for investment are ready money TRANSACTIONS '"'
national treasury will gain solely az the expense
If those INDUCING in speculative business.
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ORR o,.rLyING EMPIRE.

From The Indianapolis Journal - ,,.a
II will probably surprise mos, persons 10 es ,a ssa
tho United stntes already OWNS i,,ius canaxich
which lie considerably further west man .h, somth,
Islands The Alaskan islands sfretch on ~ y - IAN
westerly direction TO point about 5,on WcsI wsiil
Francisco q, 200 or ], 800 miles IuE'her pa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

SWING his hair back far enough to assure ~ ~
his head was supplied with Its normal fompeneni
Of members"
Duke Victor, Of Ratibor. Prince Of 9rvry and
Prince Of Hohenlohe who ded at Brss
lau few days ago, was the elder brother Of Prince
Clovis Won HohenOhe formerly German Ambassador,
nj Paris, and Is now GOvernOr-G General Of the Con-
Quered provinces OF Alsace-Lorrninc.
Archduke Frederick. OF the Imperial family AZ
Austria. not very near relative Of tho present Emps-
ror however. has recently been presettod with nj,
eighth daughter. There is gypsy prophecy that Ia
and the ArchduchesS Isabella will have twelve
daughters before The son and heir Is born. Arch
duke Frederick Is the brother Of the Green Of Spain
and heir TO tho enormous landed property Of Arch
duke Abrecht which his girl cannot iihcvit.
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At LEAST IN THE BAY STATE.

From the Boston Journal -, -
classic Roston sets It's seal ~ emphatic np.
nroynl upon the Columbian postage stamps ane
=, nator Wclcott vii. please consider hhis"n 80,
ruled. In matters at~thec NE'Nschuse'''' WV
must be preferred to ColGrados'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

The Brooklyn Bridge authorities are consider
ing" the adoption Of electricity as a substitute
for the cable on their railway But this is no
proof that they will make change within any
reasonable time. They can do more talking and
less acting than any other body Of officials known
20 the civilized world. That is one o! the reasons
why Senator McCartys Bridge Reorganization
bill ought 10 he passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

With singular shrewdness, VI. lirard, the French
Minister Of Finance, has taken advantage of I'm"
present temper OF the people. which coni"nnds
all speculation with "A system Of blaciInail aud
plumber. to submit to the Chamber and to the
country Il project TO tax all operations on tie
Rourse. lie proposes that. with thr exception Of
ready money purchases, all stock exchange trans
actions shall be subject to stamp duty OF 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

Town meeting occurs in large nnmoer .
counties in this State on the l4th OF feor"a's
Are orr Republican friends ready for these i"'
rortant local campaigns?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

THE PRESIDENT AND ANTI OPTION.
From the Springfield Union
II he IS 10 leave any unfinished business 10 n1 h,,er
administration. this bill can go over mu'n ue''''
than some other things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

No reasonable person via be disposed 10 hhu
fault with Tresidcnt-clect Cleveland Tor putting
forth all his influence in favor OF ac'loh oy ''is
Congress on the silver question. If Democratic
Senator'S or Representatives can be induced To
vote for the repeal Of the sherman law through
, desire TO stand well with the coming Admins
,,o,ion. :, much the better, so far as the inter
,s,, Of the people in general are concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

Tie Chamber of Commerce is entitled TO inc
thanks of the community for its action IN
reference to the entertainment OF Worlds ar
visitors in this city. The committee appoih'eu
70 consider the subject made a number OF IN
tercstins and practical suggestions Yesterday
which will be generally approved. If the ideas
of this committee are carried out and the sub
committees proposed do their duty, the siran-
GERS within our gates next summer viii have
no reason to complain of the hospitality OF the
American metropolis.
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Jn0er 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business NotlreS.

Keeps Dress Shirts to Measure for ~. N NolE
Aets{ K any price 500 and slI Broadway New ioIX
and $40 Chestnutst.. Phiaaepha. ---------
RIQEES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

IL another State Rcformatorv II hc hunt iha'
i one Of the important QUO tlons when cohiro'S
orr lawmakers AZ Albany. In IFS annual r'Por'
the State Board Of Charities r"comnchdS wa. uc
Flmira Reformatory. which is overcrowded DE
relieved by the erection of similar in"tl'n'i'h
a. this end Of the State The Board presents
cogcnt reasons in support of its recommendation
and the legislature cannot afford to disregard II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

Posage prepaid By Tribune except as heFeihsi'e
CITY-PoSrAGE Tho law reaurea that cent posSisSe
stamp be enxed 70 every copy Of The Daly SonoaE
or Sem.Wkekiv Tribune. mailed for local denSety ~
NeTYSiSs CITY, This postage must be paid by , SUD
scribef. Keaders better served by buying 'hei
ri suns from newsletter. . ..,., ,ovc.n,
roKEIdN PosTXGEIO all forisn counties s snSdiHy
Tribune : cents a copy on Dsy Semi; werSy anu
Week Tnis postage must be paid BY subscriber.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Postal Order. Express E 1
Theok Draft or Registered Letter. Cash on Io.aI
Nots n sent In an unregistered letter will be at the
rNsrpI,pc ror r,ck Numbers o. the Daily and
SUNDAY papers, more than week oiu, an e"'" p "
Charged on account OF the cost OF storage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

John J. Scanncll expresses the OPINION III
published interview that New-lork is o''' VI
H.. best governed cities Of il, size in tho worid.
az eours. John y Scanncll i precisely the sort
Of man who might be expected to hold snch an
or,,i,n and hold il with enthusiasm. In fact, he
il mart of the metropolitan government. so that
IN commanding II he is incidentally cOnmenfins
himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

President Harrison has filled the vacancy on
the Supreme bench by an appointment which
cannot fail to give satisfaction to citizens OF
10th parties. lie has chosen Judge Howell 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

On Wednesday the Connecticut Senate re-
rrrsed itself on the confirmation of Professor
baldwin az a Supreme Court Judge and yes
terday by the action of the House the nomina-
tom was finally confirmed. This is more
creditable outcome of the Baldwin incident
than at one time seemed likely. Professor
Baldwin's fitness for place on the Supreme
Court bench is generally conceded, and the
opposition to him had no substantial basis.
II was merely political, and the sort OF politics
involved would not bear close scrutiny.