New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-16
THE TALK OF THE DAP.

Instruction in the and management of balloons is
now an important feature OF tue In the military
school at Chatham, England.
About now the INDECENT college student receives
little note asking Can we nave your services AGAIN
tears our Gyea OF Plauus and replies, " Yes, II the
grub going to DO to last years lBuring
tou Free Press.
There is talk OF starting paper In ST. LOuis II will
be known as The Morning Cd aud will be Republican in
politics The first number viii appear on the first of June
The business gave all the support It had to the
thirdterm movement, whose success would have been
business mems vision is often shorsghted, lin
tied IN scope to the next dividend day and CON
into the future aud take wider view OF national
latons.-tSpringled Republican
Bosons new social club has chosen quarters spurce
st. and they say the name the street will typy the
character OF the club
A druggist who has opened new store at the South
End advertisss "Arnica, sticking plaster, splnts,
blndages and other baseball Boston Commercial
Bulletin.
The manufacture OF perfumes from Florida flowers is
becoming important industry. It is said that pro
cess nas recently been devised extracting the sweet
flavor of the casssva plant.
It stated on good authority that Pcs has received
order from friends OF Edmunds and Arthur for 100000
copies of that paper containing the tattooed car
oon against Blaine, for gratuitous distribution Mr..
Stanwood private secretary OF the mayor Oh Boston,
| Puek.-lNew York Dispatch.
| London bank has issued order prohibiting the
wearing OF boards musaches during business hours
II must lie very annoying for the clerks to carry their
boards in their pockets all day. They are liable to get
mussed up.
| A doctor clergyman and awyer-decIdedIy the
| nation furnace loves a shining mark-lPttsbug Dis
| patch.
| Not long ago big whale got stranded on one Of the
Shetland Islands. venturesome small boy thought he
was dead and sat down his suout The whale showed
| I,Iulf hArfu rin hiRh
sent the small boy flying into the water fifty feet away
When he ashore he knew more about whales than
he ever did before.
In 1872 the business argument was worked TO DEATH
President Grant had been months IN his
second administration the great depression OF 1879
the country. President Arthur much adorsd as
to-day i-lSpringheld Republican
Mr. John c. Emo took the wooden spoon at Yale Col
lege few years ago,-an honor generally accorded TO
the most popular man in the GLASS
There al more Smiths 10 the square inch In the ranks
~ me NeWersey Democracy than there are any dozen
family naines. Mr.. Smith Ia the only who is always
successful at the conventions. III It Isn't Andrew JACK
IFS Hezekah b. or Alderman James other OF
him.. Trenton Times.
The Khedye of Egypt says that he wants $4,000 900
right away 1t wonderful how these foreign fellows
get bold of the advanced ideas of civilized nations
The "business men of New York" are proposing to
nominate MIR Arthur for President Recent events in
tuat city not OF character to lead the country TO rely
on the Judgment of It's business men-lU Utica Herald.
Kiug Eng pcturcsQu visitor at the sessions
OF the Philadelphia Methodist Conference She is Chit
nose lady eighteen years OF age and Is to back to her
country as a medical missionary,
Carter Harrison Of Chicago that he "a no
finite PLAYED upon. No. indeed. On the contrary he
Is ane large trombone with big brass mouthpece and
an extra air ohamber.-l Philadelphia Press.
The Baltimore Day says that opera singers do articu
late the words which they sing. No matter what they
sing this Is about what the audience hears:
"Waw Tow aw dow wawy,
Waw taw aw dow ow wow"
Church choirs might be properly included IN this cr
csm.
Tho independent circuar: "Havlng looked the ground
over have 10 the conclusion that the Republican
masses be trusted TO name candidate but We
the independents, can be trusted Unless the masses
trust us-we shall not bolt ourselves but we know
OF persons who may do unless they allowed 10 adj
wise the We 10 not wish 10 dictate but uness
our views aye adopted snail be compelled let those
bolt Our Jews VIII De found 10 be the only real
views eXl1ut Apply 10 the NcwlOrk
headquarters for circuar"-I Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
Mr. Henry Watterson says that the Democratic party Is
lrcc-trado party nOhng Well, rs it isn't much OF
free-tTade party the inference Is plain
New-York City spenda 50 10000 annually on churches
and $1,000 900 on amusemens which goes 10 show that
she Is having fun In ths world than she VIII see In
| the next.-lFort Worth Gazette.