New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
THE TALK or THE DAP.


IT Is proposed that n reduction In bronze about thirty
feet HIGH OF NJ Augnste Bartholds colossal statue OF
Liberty Enghtenlng the World" destined for New
York harbOr and about 10 be sent 10 the United States
should be presented TO the City OF Paris the Of
the American Colony past and present the Trenches
tai 1t has also been thought best that TO the subscribers
in the colony should DO allowed to unite themselves
those Americans living elsewhere In Europe, or in the
United States, who think well of the project The sug-
geston has met with favor In many quarters and sub
scrptons amounting TO $4,000 francs have already
been promised. II has been calculated that 100000
francs will DO necessary TO realize the projects and 1t IL
thought by many persons who have interested them
selves in IT, that tho Committee Of Patronage OF this art
enterprise should consist Of the American artists resi-
dent in the French capital. Tho committee composed
OF American artists residing in Paris contains the
OF f. NJ Boggs. +. A. Brdgmau, Walter Brown, w. T.
Dannatt, A. @. II. Eaton @. p. A. Healy. and O. B.
Pcarce and tho secretaries Theodore Stanton and
Edward King.
young gentleman wishes TO know which is proper to
say on leaving young LADY friend after late cal-goOd
night good evening Never tell a lie, young man
say good morning. - burlington Free Press
notwithstanding the Jealous efforts OF tho missionaries
Christianity has made comparatively little progress In
India.
When Bllnks heard tho ten commandments read tho
platforms. oh But what do these things amount TO
Nobody liyos up to them"-lEoson Transcript
Mrs. Cola b. Whitehead has published pamphlet On
titled whats the Matter r. And she the ques
tlon by saying that petlcoats II tho matter IN other
words, sho maintains that woman will never reach her
truo place I'm the world until she discards the present
methods Of dress.
we'vo expected IT, Julian Hawthorne has gone to tho
dogs In recent cssay ON Emerson IA an American"
ne speaks 81 that snbmdtcd quntcssonco OF humanity
"a bang Ike light tho prcsehoo OF tho general nj tho
particular" Aud yet continue TO send missionaries
TO heather lands 't-Lowcll citizen,
great many people In England saying that tho
folly Prince Of wales doesn't much whether tho
monarchy Keeps not AMI that he would be Just
well satisfied to be tho President for lifo of mighty
British republic ma to alt on musty Old throne.
"No my SON. prize Fighters mover 90 to war They
know That cannon ball, bent upon knocking man out
In one round DOESN'T stop and 90 back 10 It's corner
merely because the man rS down. You never hear Ot
pulc fighter lighting anywhere unless thoro Is lots OF
gate money behind the right Burlington IIawkcye.
That romantic nttlo paper The -Harcn Ne,os,
parcs The Er0n0 Post Of this city 10 volume OF
Tactcay This isnot the only indication that Thackeray
Is sadly undcrc'tuated in this country
Mis-. Rose Eytingc SAYS: Journalism and tho theltrl-
cal profession are united by some very tender ties ono
of which, most fragrant Rose. f. advertise. There's
nothing Ike it-tWcahcriord Times, Texas.
very witty newspaper parographlst recently re
ooivcd lcttcr requesting him to state what the
principal causes Of his wit Tho was promptly
returned II This: Sine hours Of sleep every night.
three square meals every day, and a good salary"
There a nru conviction in tho mind, Of many OF Ben
Buffers followers that n ne should bc elected President
hr would make q pint measure hold quart.
Hero "a specimen OF Tie hymns they used to sing in
Now England In the good old days;
aye monsters OF the bub1ns deop,
Your Makers name uprli.e;
Up from the sands. yc cuduug1, peep.
Ana NaS yout tails al"dy-.'
The Chwr'mU, Of which tho Rev. Or. Mallory Is
EDITOR hcwa.s the fact that preacher now days -
pI IN d.. Inc
it says. has invaded and overcome the chlrch. This
secular dcyl needs sorely to DE exercised"
Thomas A. Edison. the inventor ~ quite deaf In
stead. however OF hcnoJung h- lullmity he firmly de
cuIcs that he would DEE cured for $4,000, because
hc escape, a that which !. ult worth hodring lie gets
rid borcs who gct tired before he Is talked To death;
ne doe, NOT hJye st nll day with his at the tcle
puouc me- cauOt -cNe on aJuryi m case of w9r he ~
exempt from the draft hc can't 'ar the rumble ~ carts
ears piano play inG political speeches cats
thr rooI, mau when hc wants to borrow money,
pIo,y lie misses the theatre PLAYS are
mere spectacle, 10 hm-but all things considered he
think. the advantages moro than outweigh the dsal-
NHntages. and perhaps he Il right Philadelphia