New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13

and rudely inquistorial proceedings '"'
shall 20 too Whether he has power 10 MAKE "'
word good remains to be seen. but tha' TIC 10
himself In q hot corner admits OF no doupt'
Lord Byron says that dreams In their oe-
voIopment have breath and tears ana 'or'u'e'
and the touch Of Joy. poctical description Vi
their evolution and influence which may oe d.
ccpted or not as anybody likes. But there 10
-, dovb, that they are sometimes curousiy in
,arhra,dsd with the texture Of human destiny'
h. e. n sensitive woman, weighing o-o
,orrdc who takes 70 her bed and dies imtheui-
o.o,v bocouse three other women nave each
drcsmed en- the same night that their sweet
hear,s lost their teeth What the dream oooNs
CIV NJ such n coincidence can only DC oc'ei
rot,od no reference to them-probably no'hihs'
a. M wizard fabrcator Of the same cou'o
noqsihIv have surmised such an occurrence.
I'm, IN Bridget Teferney, forty -nine years o'u
and a servant the omen was OF DOOM ana sic
withercd before Il like flower Inc lhciue"'
sunnlies no moral. but would seem to lay upon
the iudicio,:s housemaid the obligation OF Keep
;nr her night visions to herself lest harHl pei"'
hor. eistorhood some of whom are weaker IMAM
tbe,r prouortions and registered weight "ouio
indicate.
II Texas isn't going to nave an! 'e"i"'''" 80
TIA schools except those written by ieHa' "u
thors. the outlook for raising more "oe' ""N
loss hell is not as brilliant as II was.
,uod oo,opanics and hotel-keepers are re-
.oo.f,,Iv informed. for the thousandth time
that no person connected with the tribune a.N
som,o,n,, M pcrson not connected with Inc
nahum bos anv authority to ask FOR rairoaa
r,a..os or other free accommodations in the
nr,o of tbis paper This remark is called OUT
ot tho present time, by the fact that We"-
drossed pcntlemGnly looking man, mas apPieu
60 so,,aral Western railroads for passes 70 dis-
.o,, ,onts on the score of an alleged cohhec-
tiop with The Tribune. He is known III tH'S "a
flee nut has 10 connection whatever with Il /"
any capacity Kick him out
Doubts are cast by The New-York Evening
Post" on the sincerity Of Mr. Qulsg pro'iiise ~
purge the rolls Of the Republican organization VI
names which do not belong there we 'eive
that the new chairman Of the County committee
horos,lv means TO carry out his expressed pur-
rose and that he should be encouraged IN IT, H.
stead Of having his motives sneereo d.
When the vessels Of the different ha'ai ~"
ers are assembled to take part IN the queen
Jubilee il will be possible to Obtain u iaii's 0'
,dco Of the value Of the various types OF war
ships and the progress that mas peen NAV" "
oon,n,rativelv few years 1t is only about thir-
ty-seven years since the first arihor p'"'7' zoo,
,node for an English ironclad and it was in 1901
that the iron warship Warrior was pu''' .,
tho old "wooden WALL ship Grampus' OF the
british Navy. which was sold the other oas' ID
q decentralization Of the growth OF navai scie"ee
cbo5 In
49,, rro,,ondous a vessel Of ESQ tons, which
o.ov. stoo a ton: while on the other hano'
tho saIamander a gunboat recently nhisheu'
o,o,,t so,o n TON. And the progress OF de-
vo,onment OF war weapons on the sea sho~'
- oho.aropt either in massiveness or nuhs'
az nronor.ions graceful lines or NUMBER IL
Mould soon, that each nation is strainlns itseii
.. k.an mace with the others. A "eH-hho""
cor,ror authority In a recent issue OF the Ma
r,,o pupdschau" has figured out carelui eo'''
,,ate Of the fighting values OF the various nee'''
,oo;ro ther, in this order: England Fr"0'
prso,a United states. Germany. italy, 'apai'
1,h, value in units number OF vesseis) 10 sln on
.bus. england. 1901; France. 46G; Russia -oo'
I,ri,ed states. 1915: Japan. 1879; italy lo'' ue'-
MANY 170; Spain, 10l; Austria o4
Indications multiply that Great Brltaih haS
heer "speaking right out in meeting "' N0
stantinople It is well. Hers may not De- as "
once was. the one voice in Europe o'' "
q coice that should always be hearo "i.en ''
Of Justice and humanity are to be dec'ueo
. l., oHc,,,lv eIided from the map ana
49,. .o,tv town with the curious name VIII
,,.uoot,.- be known as Remsenburg, a SAD ian-
,nc off IN euphony which 1t will take the IN
,,ab,,a,ts as we'll as the sojourning uitiahuer
q long time to get used to. But the deposeo us
syllable will cling in tradition and hover aoou.
the hamlet it once designated like the ho.e u
n sea bird flying over it. Its complete eH'no
tion is not to be thought Of, and II shoulu 'o"s
survive its denominative function. "'hseu
with It's own harmony it ought to hutter IN '"'
Long Island airs with the community u VIC
sondpper and the marsh hen.