New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
THE TALR OF THE DAP.

Tho grouse in Scotland has thus far been rather
poor
The electrical exhibition steycr Austria has proved
70 be a great success The motive power to prope the
lynamos supplied by the river Ennes at the conIu-
ence OF which, with the steyer, the town is situated
Congressman Vance. OF North Carolina. has been de.
featd denomination He clever gentema aud
a good representative but he had one weakness which
Democrats He held the heresy that water and not SOD
whisky was mans natural Observation-Disclosures
Press
tits amusing to ser the way in which the Independents
have shifted their ground in regard to Mr. Blaine First
they said many months ago. that his boom was
myth; then that it was only little one anyway. Then
they acknowledged the size OF the BOOM" but swore
that he would get the nomination Then when he
did get the nomination. tLey grew purple in the face
shouting that he wouldn't be elected And now they are
saying that he is elected he will be the last Re
publican President What they will say next remains to
be
The zone of miraculous in answer to prayer has
been shifted from Connecticut and now includes the
greater part of Georgia.
"When do you think OF celebrating your wooden we'd
ding o. asked Burlington citizen OF another shhP
was the cautious reply" don't mention H. tneto are are
house already" Burlington Free Press.
We will never have any genuine politics in this country
until the od-fashioned barbecue Is revived Baked
shotc fresh butermilk and home made bread VIII win
votes when verything else failsAtlanta Constitution
Since the Patent Office was established in 1886, nearly
100000 patents have been issued. Models of many OF
the most important and ingenious of these will be on ex
hibition at the Newt Orleans Worlds Exposition In ad-
dition to this many OF the machines Of large size will be
in practical operation in the main buildings
1t is gratifying know that the Presidential campaign
ia now too big thing TO permit OF the country being
peeled by OF postal cards and circulars II 70 De
feared however that the railroad train ballot end can
not DO entirely kept down. Savannah News.
IN, TIC ont
by patent machinery twelve months as many pairs of
boots and shoes as 10000 shoemakers in Paris make by
hand In the same period OF time
The immediate successor to the second Duke OF well~
ingtOn, who died Wednesday. is Lieutenant Colonel
Henry Wellesley. ami not Arthur, who married Kate
Vaughn the The latter Is younger brother of
the third Duke and is heir presumptve to tue titles
of the famous Iron Duke.
~Ithought you took instantaneous pictures said the
man an Tue bePe tcS minutes You shouldn't be- i'm
patient sir" replied the camera fend instant, you
know. means the present month"; ahe uo mouth ALI
hall gone yet. "-lBOston Transcript
IN, Iburo Chronicle Telegraph gives this rather I'M
1attering picture OF certain class OF EnEshmen who
come TO this country: or all the Intensely funny
nnaps it IL blue-blooded Engiishman out Vest I'm
able 10 keep him ~ home his family gives him a few
thonsand pounds with which he goes West. buys
bunch OF rotten sheep lets hts herders steal hem puts
his money in whisky. and II the old country people do
not reent and send him money to 20 home on no be-
comes u harmless bum"
Lately we had information OF note London ord VINO
plays tho OF cab Now Is stated thh Iouht
Won Munster, German ambassador TO England VIII soon
publish AN elaborate manual on oookery-iWaterpury
American.
number OF religious people in London spend heap
of money every year for the privilege OF posting scripture
texts In the public and nearly every one re-
Trains from reading them thinking that they arc patent
medicine advertisements.
Stuffed owl Ia the favorte aesthetic diet Just now The
common kind from 10 to S. while the white once
are sold as high as $40 stuffed owl Is billed and
eaton, but IA mounted u bookcase, where t Is de-
voured BY the eyes Of poets Tno Mre nswsPaRSs verses