New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.

"The Democratic party looking up exclaims an en-
thusastc Democratic paper. Yes. and so was the man
who was lying on his back in the gutter
writer in health publication advises people to live
in the SUM- But how under the sun are people going 10
do 1T Boston Transcript.
The Ne,c- York Freenian's Journal will be thirty six
years old tomorrow. 1t reached a vigorous majority
many years ago.
"Iook here waiter!" cried Crimsonbeak who was
stopping for az NV DAYS at Coney Island; this ham IS
NOT 40 GOOD as what got here last summer" don't
WHY" replied the waiter IN some surprise; its the
ham, sir" Crimsonbeak leaves without partasng'
wondering why he didn't think or that before
lYOnkers Statesman
The Sun tells It's readers how to make boiling effective
This will very handy Tor them in case Governor Glove
land should be nominated for the Presidency.
The Boston Pilot IN the popular enthusiasm for
Mr. Blaine proof that Angomana is on the decrease in
this country
The mule objected to tho melancholy Dyed stranger
rs rider threw him feet into the air and kicked
mule Vas pronably from the buck high state and more
than probably Republican as he was snGn 9cher;
was Immediately arrested for cruelty 10 anmas-I
siftings
The people OF washoe County, Nevada, wanted the
genuine Kentuciy blue with wild Western yearn
ing that knew no lot up So they sent to Kentucky for
some genuine blue grass seed and sowed 1t amid much
local pomp Did 1t up In due time on, no; for
they had swindled by son Ot chivalry who had
given them seed OF wild turnips and various other
yillauous weeds peculiar to Kentucky
The Concord School OF Philosophy will meet in July
and subjects as The Muchness OF the More ana
The SOonness OF the Here don't want to bo vigorously
wresed with they had better take to the woods now
lNOTstown Herald
1t ia stated IN me S. Louis Post Dispatch that fully
nfths of population of st. Louis habually chew
vnm II SAWS" Men keep at their houses and in their
lockets and have chewing gum T. is nearly as
common an invitation as take drink, or take
cigar" Gum chewing is especially the rage on Change
where high reputation AS an aid to digestion
and cogitatOn"
IL is strange that Sorrento which the home OF the
poet Tasso has no monument TO his memory.
The entente eorae appears to have been fully restored
between Colonel Harry Grady, OF Atlanta ana t0lohcl
Harry Watterson of Louisville and Whte-winged Peace
waiting her min the two great Democratic
Journals OF the sweet-scented sunny South This shows
what basket of Georgia colards will do when pro perry
applied i Philadelphia Press.
Dr. j. s. Billings who has just gone abroad will take
part in the International Medical Congress which will be
held at Copenhagen and will sftcrwad visit the prnci-
pal founding asylums OF Europe in order to determine
on plans for the proposed Washington Founding
Asylum.
The city OF Worcester Mass IS indebted to two OF its
citizens Mr. II. fl. Bigelow and Mr.. Edward L. Davis
for beautiful public park than twice the size OF
the Boston Common
from his shears and Paste But didn't come to in
anTe bow the sullivan Mitchell tight out" was the
basket. We'll, what in the world are yoa, then ,
"Me Oh Pm only poor, tired ont solicltnde, a1u
watching the Democrats.-GTroy Telegram.
Americans have bad habit OF borrowing trouble and
overlooking real dangers Here they are frightened to
death about the cholera which Is away over in Touon
and apparently obyous OF the fact that the toy pistol
and all its satellites of destruction will be here TO-
| morrow.
Coptain Johp w Andrews Of Sumter g. C., the mono
g., III FINN hia hama IN
| Boston has just reached his destination He shook
hands with more than 1000 people during the Journey
and still lives hale and hearty to tell the tale
In a recent issue Of Harper's Weekiyis carcanre
representing Mr. Blaine In the act OF putting on 9ean
ever 10 surprise one of their Democratic allies In
similar predlcament -lChicago Journal
The Harvard BOYS haven't beaten the Columbia fresh e,
tnpn at boating the Yale university crew ana theY
have let Yale win the bali cham plonshp from them but
they have beaten their own faculty pretty handsomely
on ona that II Is g'31 Iea eaei 10 <" 1tsr bsr
hand the boys will nave 80 much more TIME uhuei we
new rules w exercise, play AMI giUE mat fhl e 'he
means OF beating Yale hereafter Hartford Couraht
tfrang had names insured victory, tho lnlepe hleht
would altealy the head Of tho procession Among
the names which they call the Republicans Nho support
MI nlalne arc thesei aoowbUys," =" towdlps" bum
| nats nnd stthe,a" ma flitian" The pvol thhaa
ae a. innd thai they forget the, se uteft u1od ana
a,e not supposed 10 use bai language
Clergyman who hat smohed . certain brand Of To-
haeno M twelve Years 10 rewarded by having hH picture
uapd 40 80 adVeiaeneht ~ lha ihllNai Nhep =" ~
weed Mmlsiels whe have s4snenata me isat enb y,
nbalntng D. d. ~ Ap a. T. d. VIII 40 dphll $50 lhlt'
overcome Nith envy Of their npre fortunate hfothef
| lii0suu Transcript
Immense numbers Of paper battles ara now made II
Germany Ten per cent OF forty OF straw ANA h'
OF brown wood pulp ara used In making them \ coat
Ing OF doHbrnated fresh blood, lime, and snlphato OF am
mona makes thia substance perfectly proof against al
kinds Of liquids
During the past year prominent Clergyman near thi
city fod about thousand English sparrows daily VII
grain, intending to fatten them aud eat them IN IN
spring having heard that they very delicious whe
thus fattonod. But when The time came for him 10 XII
them his humane Instincts got the better OF him. ana
VIA unable to slaughter them The sparrows ARC sIi