New-York tribune., 1896-10-05

mon NJ genius Il needed another to keep Its nag
IN tho fore and there is no doubt that It has got
him. 1t is q welcome fact to New-fork anu
New. Workers. that the great Tenth-st. buiidihs'
so long a Landmark Of the city, and one ot 'he
busiest trade centres Of its kind IN the worio' -
for a while to be preserved to It's ola uses
Sooner or later 1t will. OF course. nave ID oe
abandoned and the business will follow It's
natrons northward as 1t did thirty years ago
Rut there is no hurry about that. The building
ia too vast and splendid to be given up for while
vet. and under its new ownership lts o'o ac'N
tiles and prosperities sure to cling arouhu II
for many years TO come
Il have no doubt as to my election nay p''
Hryan. Neither had Mrs. Partington OF her
ability to keep back the ocean WIN d o'"'''
The Madrid Journals are employing peculiar
means I'm order to raise popular enthusiasm 'h
favor OF that ever-present supplcation OF the
Government for Spanish-Franco Russian
,.syue The ..Correo Militar' OF Madrid points
10 the fact Of the vast number OF German "'er-
chants I'm Manila whose property and commerce
have been more or less injured by the Phihpp"e
rebellion and to the fact that these suoJectS W
the Kaiser have appealed to the Berlin do'el"'
nent to rescue them from their sore stra''s' VII
the other hand the Germans. who nave '"os'
exclusive club and have established Maso"o
lodge I'm Manila are accused OF having fos'ereu' II
not actually created. the revolt. the Correo
ends It article by showing how easily '"'ee
Russian army could be transported 'hro"s" ''
IBERIA on the new railway to VladiVostok anu
thence to the rebellious islands. But the questo"
is. What has Spain to offer In return-a coa''"e
, station in the China Sea? Possibly the Car may
think II worth the candle.
So the Bryanites have taken to forgery on
Lincoln's sayings, too 1t would oe haro " ''"
something they haven't falsifed
Tho King Of Corea is about to take step
which NAV have great influence on OrientaI
no,,tics. he "a to choose a wife III she snouiu
no a woman Of strong character ike ner
predecessor who had almost the entire power
In her hands until her violent deatn' "a"!
changes in the interior and foreign relations VI
the country may be expected. for an orieh'a'
| woman in power with political amp'''o"S
| capab,e Of many intrigues. The public funerai
Of the former Queen took place only '
weeks ago. the King having ordered "s po''-
ponement until the disturbances IN the N'i's
dom had been quelled But the pu''"' "a'
,.ou0h, ,ov 10 the hearts Of marrageabie
l
.,,s,o,n Corean women dare not marry until
a widower monarch has chosen queen pu'
the ruler may select a sharer OF MS 'hro"e
Yong the highest or most lowly OF the land
| - q maiden OF low degree find favor In MS
.,ss she 10 Immediately adopted by nop'e
FAMILY and goes from her adopted home 10 the
| ,ovaI nalace Thus all Corean women are III
eutt,r II Ia 10 be hoped that His Majesty VIII
! malta a wise choice in the interest or orirh'a'
peace
conors.sonal conventions will do well TO pay
.special attention to the financial principes vi
,,,,a,,es There must he a big majority ror
sound money In the new House
vc,,hou, i,s rubber tire. the bicycle would have
remained a mere toy OF no general "'''''E' VIZ"
/ :, T. 10 taking swift possession Of the whole
! .orId and Will be multiplied In increasing mn"
,s a. long as any Of the Instruments OF civiliza-
.' ava nTss.rv,d II Is obvious that this use
alone will require an immensely Increased produc-
=, r,,hhsr "a the wears 20 on, and every new
sorrcs ~ supply becomes Of much commercial
.a 7, 10 Thought that the trees can he
! IN ., advantage I'm Florida. and experiments
! -, ,,,, ,i~sction are being made. with far pros
o,s ., success The annual consumption OF the
! , ,,,,, ia now between sixty and seVeht! 'n''-
|
| , ,oupds OF which Brazil supplies ABOUT '"o
| ,h,-ds the rest coming from other paris Oh inc
,ron,cal and sub-tropica world Formerly i'u'a
| ,,,s tho main source OF supply ana Engia"u 10
uov snd.avoring TO restore the wasted forests
,hsrs and make them again productive. Arr'ca
nressnts unlimited resources In TINS d'rec''o" a'
| .oor az commerce can hnd way 70 pehe""'e
,ts eouatorial jungles. and In time WILL no uou'''
| go, R-azil I'm the amount OF Its productioh'
arordinx a supply equal 10 all needs TOT centuries
! p, {, 10 NOT opened vet or only in a limited de-
| ore. Wherever the rubber tree VIII grow 10 ao-
,.n,aye /, invites cultivation. and II riorioa oe
| .na a rey,ou favorable to II. II is likely In time
=, .xo.sd all the other productions OF her SOIL put
| ,.,ber The increase in the consumption OF this
! commodity IL enormous In hfty years mas
| mounted ND from JOW.W0 TO I0OoWWo pouh"s'
n1 re,y uses are constantly being founu tor II
- ,.r, hand The cycle tire will. no doubt, con-
s,,,na . mueh larger quantity " this substance
than cnv single article manufacture" 'o'" ~
| but is utilities are manifold, anu the "o''" -
| randy N consume all that can be "ptaheu i'o'"
| -. available source. only a limited section oi
! ,r ,.rrltory is adapted to its production. anu IL
:, ma, ,,,,ts certain that any Is. but the floridian
| u.,,ro,t yil test the question. and II IL turns
| , .uccessf,l the states forests OF caoutchouc
,r.ss may become OF greater value to IL thah ''s
ra,ye groveA or any other production OK i's SOIL