New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26


competition, though it does not yet appear how
ror ,hov may be enabled to sustain themselves
and command a home market. The whole ques-
ton of an advance in wages restoring part OF
who, has been taken off during the last two
vc,rs turns largely on the ability of the works
in particular branches to meet and resist with
success such competition as they have already
discovered.
IA rho Boss Of Tammany Hall said 70 the Boss
=, Lower broadway, Isn't 1T long time be-
tween .ntcryie VS."
No APPROXIMATION yet for a bronze group for the
Capitol representing Louis r. Payn repeIiing
win scorn the proposition Of Foreman Burns t.
compensate him for his actual expenses! And
the session is drawing near rs close, too.
The New-York Herald In It's weekly issue OF
April a announces that The Weekly Herald
wifi be consolidated this week with the Sunday
p,per The Herald" remarks In happy vein
thar tho legitimate field Of weekly news Is h'led
70 the satisfaction Of local leaders by country
and town papers that now stud the various
c,o,es IKE stars in the SKY" The Herald" has
therefore resolved t. concentrate the energies OF
The Wc.Glv Herald upon the Sunday Issue
D interesting
and The Tribune wishes it's neighbor entire sue
cess in the new venture. But The Tribune can
not admit the implication that tho day q the
weekly newspaper issued from the ONCE OF
me,,opo,ltan daily is past. Certainly. the conti-
mental circulation Of The Weekly Tribune. when
has long exceeded 10000 copies week would
NJ, bear ont tina, theory This large circulation
may b. due - course. T. variety Il features.
with are prepared especially for The Weekly
Tribune AMI which max" that paper n publ.ca-
I'm = laae,enlent interest But while haf a
million ~ the people Of the United States read
The W.aily Tribune regularly every week. there
remains a great field for sUch newspaper. This
&c large country ard the most intelligent farm
ers and villagers from tho Atlantic to the Pacific
read The Weekly Tribune; and. not to be too
modest. that paper Is tn best to read and the
best 70 advertise in ~ It's class upon the soil %
the United States.
The Pole Magistrates bill has passed They'll
be hanging Paddy DIVER In the mornln'.'
some people are taking water at Albany. 1t
shows courage: for II il not only wholesome re-
form but II proves that the experience OF an
eminent citizen Of Tiogl County residing In this
city who went to Albany few weeks ago. took
wa,er AMI was taken sick has no terrors for
them.
NJ intelligent person can question the wisdom
Of having more ample safeguards thrown around
the important work ~ making new citizens.
Naturalization frauds have been numerous and
laerant in this city. and the process in general
Is conducted with totai absence Of dignity and
sol. unity. \ bill on this subject Is pending in
the legislature. OF course. Tammany Han
doesn't want II enacted Has Tammany sun
clent influence nj Albany this year to defeat
LEGISLATION Of this character which IL inmcal
to It?
The committee 10 vindlcate Raines will meet
to-day and proceed with the Investigation Of
Qu!gg
The last three or four days have been the most
phenomenal In recent political history. Neither
Colonel Warning nor Edward LaGterbach has put
hts foot in IL.
Two or three movements. In which whcemen
are taking the leading part. have been initiated In
Brooklyn in the interest Of people who drive IA
well as OF devotecs Of the bicycle One OF these is
designed to secure the paving of three blocks in
Schcrmerhurn-st. and one in FlatbUsh-ave. with
asphalt, as n substitute for the present granite
roadway all the way from the Heights to Prospect
Park. The granite pavement In Schermerhorn-s,.
especially Is In bad condition. and going over IL Is
hard upon any sort OF vehicle The city could
well afford 10 incur this outlay as the improve
ment would benefit thousands OF people every day.
Efforts also being made To secure good road
t. connect the present eastern terminus Of the
Eastern Parkway with Liberty ave. and the east
ern terminus OF Liberty-ave with Broadway. In
Queens County, a fine macadamized drive. Az
matter of fact. Liberty-ave through ito entire
length ought to be taken In hand by the city, kept
permanently free from tracks and either
paved with asphalt macadanized. Brooklyn
should by all means have one good drive TO the
eastward to connect with the Queens County sys-
TEN OF good roads
change In the tone OF some of the news
papers up the state since the ship CT Bossism
sprung Il leak indicates that the rats" are
onto It."
The International Pententlary Congress, which
Is to be he'd In Paris next June seems likely 10
prove the most important meeting OF the kind
that has yet taken place. 1t will be the first IN
which the English Government has taken part
since the one held In London twenty three wears
ago. and some twenty other Powers have signi-
fed their intention OF being represented by off,
cial delegates The programme provides for the
division Of the Congress into four sections. each
OF which will be charged to examine and report