New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

A striking object lesson Of recent date ana
contemporary interest: The sunday iripuhe vi
Septemher 20 and few other papers IN town.
contained large and handsome ADVERTISEMENTS
of Siegel Cooper & CO. Next day that enter
prsing firm was compelled to call In the ponce
to preserve order among the vast crowds OF pur-
chasers who came to the store. On the othcr
hand the BROOKLYN drygoods merchants did not
advertise largely on the 10Th. with the result
that their stores were almost absolutely de-
serted next day. week later. on sunday the
p,,b tho Rrooklyn merchants came vigorously
IN the front and advertised on an extensive
scale in The Sunday Tribune and one other
N.w-York paper. Next day 1t was the stores
of Ioeser g. Co. and other Brooklyn concerns,
,,h r.ero crowded to suffocation by buyers.
and IL was the Brooklyn proprietors who were
obliged To send for the police to preserve the
tbrong Of buyers from injury No need to dwell
upon the perfectly apparent moral
stick to the ticket. Tom There's lots of fun in
IL vet.
The Vale boys are getting it from all sides.
First it was the Indians who gave them lesson
in manners Now from Burnet Tex. they get
this telegram
THE YALE HOODLUMs.
w-TIaven. Conn.
Your mothers should spank you. II they can't
six Texans can corral your whole doggy outht ana
''''" ~" BRYAN AND sEwALL TEXANS.
That ought to bring the boys to a realization
OF their offence but after ALL the Indians ana the
Texans should remember that little can be ex-
pectcd Of boys who go to college to spend their
fathers ill-gotten gains. as Mr.. Bryan says the
hot zorro kp
enough to do that. they would be wicked enough
TO ieer at the moralist who told them about their
sin.
Wheat going up and silver down. Does Boy
BRYAN think that too is because he Is running FOR
the Presidency?
The hunger for really informing reading mat
ter among voters OF close States makes itseir
manifest to The Tribune in continual stream
Of letters and appeals for literature on silver
and the Currency Every campaign committee
is in receipt of similar requests. There is no
doubt but that such articles as the recent letter
OF David A. Wells to The Tribune are read with
avidty and profit wherever distributed. A friend
in New-Jersey has sent The Tribune an order
! to distribute 10000 copies OF the David A. Wells
letter. Breakers Ahead" in some locality where
!
ments have accordingly been sent to Maryland.
! Private citizens wh) are anxious to aid in the
| campaign for conscience, honor and return OF
! the good times OF four years ago can directly
promote the work by following the example OF
the patriotic Jerseyman referred to above.
Among Democrats the letter Of Mr. Wells is
doing effective work. In other localities The
| Tribunes extra on tissues Of the Campaign"
better answers the purposes Of education: and
| in other places the extra on Major Mckinley 8
! Home Life is certain to be more useful as
showing how trustworthy Is the man to whom
! 1t is proposed to intrust the destinies OF the
country for the next four years. The Tribune
can guarantee the wise and efficient distribu-
ton OF any number Of campaign extras
The practice Of letting men accused Of crimes go
without bail. in the custody Of their counsel. Is
not altogether commendable. II the man alb
seconds the lawyer Is put into most embarrass-
ing position and the ends OF justice are defeated
There are some bicycle riders who seem in
tent on making public nuisances OF themselves
| Among these must be numbered not only the
scorchers, but the and boys who attach
huge gongs to their machines. giving forth ear
piercing sounds equal to those OF a cable OF
rolley car. and likewise those who have fallen
victims to the so-called aeolian harp craze
These latter place rubber bands or long strips
OF rubber around the frames Of their bicycles
which. In the wind produced by the motion OF
the Wheel give forth loud buzzng sound
There is no possible excuse for such freaks
There so many necessary noises to harass
the dwellers In cities that 1t is little short OF
criminal 10 add to them In Paramount Park
Philadelphia, we learn. bicycles with this at
ta hment are not allowed to enter. The rule