New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Tho Editor Of The Ciauon IN c. Bud went to wash-
ngton the other night To carry broom IN the p's paas
for Cleveland and Rcform Ho says he didn't get drunk
which IA moro thnn could be said OF the editorials In the
next issue OF his paper In describing the WnshhgtA
parade he breaks out In this way; Ny Kingdom como
what time we had last Monday night Iurrah for the
Old state foreverV
An English school teacher holds most importans
postlon In England and Is much better pad ,ha mere
na,' receives from 81 800 $4,000 year and head
Of ,"sh sS0S G'G1 tn Co aye
Yer contra women rarely employed and u hsy arc
~ onr primary school teachers Taken by and large
the sailors say, the American system Is lc pcs"
dence News.
The elaborate icing that initiates frost and ice on
Christmas cards done by scattering particles OF grouno
glass over gummed cards. These tiny atoms pene.iAs
re lungs OF the poor girls employed In the manufacturo
and either kill them or render them soon helpessin-
valids
william Black, the Novelist Is called to dinner , by
bell from Jerusalem The L asaCr p e fhe BOS
Grandfather; Mashed o. Midnight Is summoned dso
his breakfast by his wfes voice eang t S as @ eUsS
aacy as II he had been summoned by the belle OF the
country -lNorristo IN Herald
The Mlra,kee Sentinel says that st. PauPs Episcopal
Church in that city contains the finest WINDOW III 'us
world- triumph Of In stained glass such as can Do
found nowhere else" The window referred to repro
ducon of Dores great painting Of Christ leaving the
pretorium Only the central panel Is completed but tho
two remaining panels will be in place BY Christmas.
will cost about $4,000
An Englshman travelling in the United States writes
letter TO The London Times In which he says that n9
guest can get proper attendance at New-fork ho.ess
without feeling the waters ms Is ss ~ ths aet hat
encst visiting the mansion OF any English gentleman -
fee the an on nar i' Of Gs British social
structure az that gloves are to be worn ana an uoes
carried in the street -lChicago Evening Journal
The more prominent Southern newspapers are engaged
in utering diplomatic patitudes ABOUT the Deno
cratic victory and deny with much heat that there 10
snch thing as rebel yell to be heard any where bus
their denial ayas nothing In view OF the facts INC
svashbuckling editors OF more obscure sheets are os
with sort OF drunken frenzy and prociaiming IN 'no
blacklist lob tyre what they are going to no. We un'
hey licked you uns at last Is the substance VI 'n
On "a washington for the offices. Look ont 80 fnscai
n,cgohs or i'm be w,,ss for you" This IA not ms eegans
A, the pretty articles which Henry waerson writes put
Ia oue possible that II Is rs true reflection Oh 'hs
thought OF the people
The number OF deaf mutss n the world roughly al
rn, MI said to We born deaf the others losing their hear
ms IN Inherent acchients The number " deM meslna
st,Spai waits 81 thes thps ne % the tas 81 shs
.N 3df Institutions, cbntainrg 2B tF3 nna'es " min
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4 fhege viii be National tsntsenee W ths starr 'ns'ns
az tieAi,H ln Washington 8A i@ee,nef W ihe W'hetM
,ene ei diseaseR hesee the tonte'shee VIII w hs sss
mpLes ef Pgey eaas tho mpeg,s'.sA " ehea hse ""
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wy ww 'sLNs tesr is uu, II syeal utility Whep not
IL use Coz meag eau 70 psgssnn in tiss e, led
eSes ste used With hao eaecl umbrella rests
delpGia Press
The Washington Post says that American humoris' 10
wanted who will any thing about the mutt 'o
Chicago girls foot, the ice cream gr the poo' " 'u'
angry father the bagK cashier going to Sanau pO''
| A. think a man can makSbricks without straw
Thomo, Tusser was the first man who said =" rolling
stone gathers no moss" Thomas got THIS on SOU" ~
between 1923 and 1850, and very likely came 70
some evening when he had occasion 10 itpy to "
man who had requested him TO move on Ans"erst sy-
orrespondents men will do well 10 cut tnis o"' Iva
| enee.-l Louisville Courier-Jourhai.
pixies Peak is covered with down to the tNu"e'
line.
d-.oh IA think Mr. Textnal Is a splendid m nus
ter" Mary. Why thought II was generally s" nmb
that his sermons very dull and dry: a Wiling
never listen to what ho says. don't caie ,',cIei
Sout thai YOU know But he handles his nm
an gracefully that could sit ana icas' ny WV
for hours Boston Transcripts
The supreme Court of Indiana recently rendered 10,
,,s,on In n divorce case IN these words: You 'o'"
chose a drunkard for husband, and you s"oa'' =.
charge the duties OF q drunkard's wife HIS iah" ~
kcep pledge OF reformation made before marriage w,
not Justify you deserving him. Having hho"'.s sn.
married a drunkard. you must make yourse' ~
with the sacred relationship.
Ella Wheeler, the North American pie the c, name.
Cook the other editors assistants nave hs time il
fully neglected for the past few monhs pu. 20 them
AZ hand when the photographic mnd must .s nS valued
once more We sorry learn that our eiS ' himself
friend the church festival oyster has tho
into stew In thinking over this thing ~ Soo ate We.
c. T. os dignity to get into anything less than wv
! buffalo Express.
Julian Hawthorne says he would mot iIren ease
democracy OF tho horse cars for al tue II an awE-
aud splendid pomp OF the English mn wearing thick
s"led Shoes were 10 street car a91 about ssn
Iinns fayorte corn rather think tna vs 81 snct6
ninmt.s he would banker tor some siikeu Horria
empires and not ~ much rough denloc'S''
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