New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-02

how this svs,em could he used on the branch Of the
New-York Elevated Railway in forty-secona.st.
MIR. Speer says the company oners 10 aSc n hp %
on that branch if he will construct 1t AZ his own
expense.
Babel riding on dray rumble-tumble hrst OF
May; over all the land to-day this IL what thg
voices say: lookout, stranger clear me rack rack
bss s tnS% p epa then e % Eed
the loOking-qiass . come and help me Johnny
dear is putting pins into his ear whS IJ S Sam
so y Yes. the jel fitted that right exactly IN
your hat y hurry up the kitchen chairs BABY
tumbled down the stairs !" Here's the oil-cah
Jennie found it my blue silk was wrapped around nld
kick You BALI mile y" Oh stop singingp Come
nss Bov. ssd he ugs i Rn to the n' soat GEe
SCOT why didn't YOU shut yGgr W Whch Of bc.s
faint fan % Iif i sG@sc aint itfi sn
Higher! On the other shelf :" you're a fool Z,
" Go there yourselfw Z" Not lock upon door =
- Must We all sleep on the foorp o, the dickens
is TO pay Hury-burly, first of May.
The mistake of the $50 bill found a parallel on
the cars of the New-Haven Railroad. shall
have TO trouble you to RISE" said farmer making
a dive for a package in seat on which passenger
was sitting No You don'ti" exclaimed the other,
seIzng. tine package. what are You 'boutT
They're mineP said the farmer. I" No, you're
hold hold , ON Them they're mine5 Yoare tryin TO
bought 'em at Blanks" " No you didn't neither
exclaimed the other excitedly. 81 bought 'em at
Blank's myselfp Well, guess you're a sharper,
said the farmer don't / know my own clothes
One par of pantaloons in that air bundle, and can
shouted the other angrllv, q par OF black Panta-
looms with 2 little check of white runnn', over
tno ,lcg5.p, "Yesl that's it! and t1 ,sIs
mncp said the farmer, grabbing them
agaa Why hai4t 90 ben nf t Ggf @ c,ot sSh
SAID the other, savagely III You don't III m maze sa
'em and I'm going to hev 'em" declared the farmer,
earnesy and I'll hey you y rested by o the oI ifis
was the reply OF the man in the seat; paid S3 for
'em." "No, YOU didn't! paid So for 'em, and Eye
got the receipt right here in my pocket" and he
fonrshed il trumphantly. 80 have ~ cried the
other and he produced Blanks receipt, too, to the
bewIlderment of both and the great amusement OF
the passengers. II seems that each, curlously
same store, and one had lost his pair, but neither
knew which it was. II is to be hoped that Con-
necticut solved the problem
BROOKLYN.
The BROOKLYN Juvenil High School, in Living
stonst, will celebrate its twenty-ffth anniversary
tomorrow. with appropriate exercises in the chapel
OF the institute.
The Brooklyn and Erie Annex Ferry is to be ex-
tended to the Eastern District. Ii is expected that
the boats will begin to make landings regularly at
the foot OF South Sxth-st. by June /.
In the trial of the City Works officials yesterday
finished Chief Engineer Van Buren, and Frederick
Phillips who is employed in the accountants Office
also testified.
A little girl named Mary Burke was severely Bit
ten on the forehead by a Spitz dog, yesterday
which was owned by Daniel WIntien, a liquor
dealer. Justice Elliott issued an order directing
the dog TO be killed.
The Board OF Estimate, consisting of the Mayor
Controller, City Auditor, County Treasurer and SUI
pervIsOr-at-Large, Will meet to-day aud prepare
notice to be sent to the several heads of depart
lnentS requiring them TO submit detailed estimates
of the amounts OF money required by them during
1850.