New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-27

in the plumbing should be made. but the proprie-
tors have paid no heed thereto it is rather hard
on the unfortunate tenants, as some two hundreo
families will be obliged to seek new quarters
within a few days. This is the smaller OF TWO
avils however To ward of cholera and other
diseases, it is of the utmost Importance that the
tenement-houses of the city should be kept clean
and wholesome When the landlords find their
tenants gone and their incomes cut of, they Will
he likely to come to their senses and obey the d.
rections of the Board of Health.
Among those who reviewed the parade OF the
Rrool,lyn Sunday school children yesterday was
Governor Flower. 1t would however. be prema-
fire 10 conclude from this that the Governor mas
become q convert to what is known as sunday
school politics
"Andyn White settles down to business in the
Dock Board with the air Of a man who KNOWS
lust what he is after. For months the BOARD
has been deadlocked in quarrel. But 1T is all
right now. ANDY says, Lets get to work
and spend, say, q matter Of ten millions or So
and at once there is peace, harmony and purpose
When Andy resigned an $4,000 office Tor q
81, 900 one it wasn't to waste any time quar-
relline. Ten millions of dollars. Think OF it!
What pretty sum- At 6 per cent 1t would
earn 5000. 900 a year, or nearly $4,000 day.
And Of all of that ANDY will have the I'M
hindercd disposition in nice, fat Tammany con-
tracts Mr. Croker would better look out, or
he'll find "Andy's" racehorses slipping past his
own. lie would better make ANDY" sign the
kind of agreement not to do anything WITHOUT
his consent which Tweed and prince lial
Genet made him sign when he was an Aver
man years ago. Or, perhaps, in the preseh.
state Of affairs. it isn't necessary to put that
sort Of thing in writing.
II takes two months and half for forty clerks
TO count the money in the Treasury ~ washing.
ton. That looks as if we were scarcely as "bad
off, AZ one might suppose from the way the
Government has been scrapins gold tose'nef'
An interesting publication. issued as souvenir
Of the Worlds Fair, has been put out by tho
Iitho-Pre,s Company, of No. ia Nassau-st. The
sheet is large one, "a by 80 lnches, anu
shows the first pages of eighteen wel[known
newspapers with the portraits ana au'osraPn
signatures OF their chief editors. Inc papers
and editors thus represented are Inc new
York SUM-" Charles 4. Dana; Ihe Ne"-lorN
Herald" James Gordon Bennett; The New
York World" Joseph Pulitzer; The New-l orN
Tribune. Whitelaw Reid; 1.-The Philadelphia
Ledger" George W. Childs; Tho Boston Globe,
Charles II. Taylor: THE Baltimore American,
Felix Agnus: The Washington Post" FRANK
IIatton: The Atlanta Constitution, olark
Howell: THE Pittsburg Dispatch Eugene NJ
O'Neill: Tile st. Louis Globe-Democrat, d. D.
NcCullagh: The Detroit Free Press" william
T. Ouinby: Tho Chicago Tribune Joseph
Mcdill: "The Chicago Herald" James w. ocot. :
.Tbe Chicago Record" Victor +. Lawson; Inc
St Paul Pioneer Press.' Frederick DrlscoH; Inc
sam Francisco Chronicle NJ. ii. de Young ana
"rhe San Francisco Examiner" W. X. Hearst
This il truly a representative list. and gives 70
the souvenir permanent value.