New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
THE Talk or THE DAY.

The treasury of Long Island City seems 70 De
prattv well cleaned out, but as long as e1-AaeTh~n
I,,.ed can walk at the rate OF $4,000 week things
are not as bad they might be- E1MayOr DC DeNoi'o
vould walk. too II they would let him out OF jail
Matthew Arnold is complaining of the dinners be re-
$500 m rbis country This confirms the suspicion that
somebody gave Mr. Arnold dinner IN Chicago aho orsoV
10 include pie-lPhiladeiphia Press
There are various ~ays Of looking at things Inc he'
homss Beecher thinks that s not so very wrong 10
hire Ignorant and unprincipled men to vote rGht
Iula E. Smith Of Massachusetts, who let her Aiderey
cove be sold for taxes Is now IN her
Once more Sne nae York World
This. f. the vav The ST. Louis Post Dispatch makes the
Ct louis people feel happy: 1.-The cattle business Is
now nearly as big thing the National Government
and Cattle Convention such ST. Louis viii ENJOY net
fan Is in every way bigger thing than National pol
cal convention, or even session OF Congress
The Worlds treatment of the Rev; Dr. stephen IL d.
Which he can vadicste himself The paper makes ao
surd and statements about him, lor %c Is
no foundation, and thus greasy INJURIES INJURIES ali rgbt-
greatly INJURIES Itself in the estimation OF al HeA'
minded people, American Queen, New 1orA
The Theosophists say that india will soon be converted
n Theosophy Madame Blavatsky and Colonel Olco''
are the head missionaries. TheOsophy VIII enape every
body 20 have astral body, which VIII De nanny N"0
PROVISIONS are high, as astral bodies can't eat
IN, Louq,a Sata1rday Rerie,c wonders why the gifted
Roscoe Conkiing not prominently brought iorWaIu R
Republicans as their frcs4do ,rS rocanf
london Saturday Reriep is not familiar T 5 IgeeI M
American political history apPareH"''
Gfass.) Union.
Mr. Jefferson Davis has been saying some pleasant
filings about the Union Generals and President
me Tieg Herald thinks that the little nome yeipers
will pitch iuto him for doing So but probably ne can
stand II.
The war between the United States and Turkey IS on
The Porte has gwen the American squaoie9n t 49,
- go M ia CoustantuOpe. and when the ueel eOt tIe
the Sultan gave Minister Wallace anu ING oiN09 I'LL
ner.-l " aslilgtOh star.
BESIDES the National Republican Convention tnree
other National Conventions will be held IN JUNE namely
The Apti-Monopoy the PrOhibtonist and Greenbacker
Conventions The last three job lot and come cheap
French soldiers In Algeria when obliged TO stay on
rnsrshy land with nothing upon wnich 70 rest st4
selves each upon the knees OF the one Dethu' az
IN there Is no END Inau-lOs"eeV 'iiA
dium.
ceur d, AenA not dead yet. Here is an advertise
ment that appears in of the papers: The Golden
Gate Enr1ght Weber proprietOrs The most elegantly
furnished saloon in the camp Free lunch The tiger
grows night and dayi"
Ex-senator Spencer threatens TO sue Attorneys
Brewster. Kellogg threatens 10 give nm . Iois fS,
on the floor of the House. aud certain prominent 'eiO
crats threaten impeach him AltogetheI Mol J -
10 he advisable for Brewster ~ DISGUISE hn,i' w.
Main unru!ied shirt and take TO the WOOuS
World
Tina Post Office Department received recently
the following brief comprehensive letter from b.
NJ Grege postmaster at Mutt, New-MeXico our town
has gone TO the sweet bye and bye only one family le
/ respectfully resign my position as master here
Westward the star Of empire takes ifs way ana ai'o Vne
postmaster" ...-
The largest book made at the Government pIi,in
office in Washington has Just been inlsled - >
10000 pages and weighs 14O pounds COnsioeIaoe 90, VI a
book that but don't believe II Is any neanlTr "a
copy Of The C0Hg'essionG hecofu cOh'"i"iAi7 ' ~
hate rNOrristOwn Herald.