New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-24
TIE TALK OF THE d. Y.

Mr. Edmunds exceedingly strong candidate with
college students who old enough to vote and with
wellto-do men Of leisure who find time to vote.
Parson Newman exhibited brick taken frcm the Tower
Babe his congregation the other evening 1t Ell
cited great deal oi interest and 10 view OF the recens
troubles his church. little apprehension herhaps
that he intended TO throw it, Memphis Avalanche
The May anniversaries religious bodies much
oueter than they used be- There is less blowing OF
trumpets about them, but they probably do ~ much
work and characterized by business ideas.
General Mcclellan seems to be a good deal moro OF
Jerseyman than Is altogether comfortable for some rolKs
Il IL even said that ia private conversation the ex0y
eynor alleged that any delegateatlarge was open TO
charge nOnresdence it was his own illustrous sue
cess0r who only had his business office in Newiork
General have meant q Trenton Times.
Mrs John Sherwood, who is in London, says that
the officials at Liverpool examined her luggage with great
care to sec II she smuggling any dynamite into
England They looked suspciously at her smelling
bottles probably expecting that they would go of But
at last the officials went off instead.
ado your shad come from the Hudson or the Della
warel" asked impatient guest Of tue head waiter
"Fm don't know, but III ask the steward, II you
Press.
General Butler has taken off bis and rolled up his
sleeves and cries Throw your nominations lively
That last under weight" and then he turns
a handspring and double somersault.
After nuch wrigglng young English orawls under the
canvas OF the Congressional circus-l Philadelphia
Times.
Mendon Mich, has paper called The GLOBE, edited
and set up by women But Of course they have to hire
boy to oiIciate printers devil"
Roswell Petiboue Flower is gathering in good many
delegates TO the New1ok Democratic state Convention,
but they will do him little rood II became clear many
SON. Philadelphia fleSs'
Mr. Corcoran the Washington banker is said to glory
in the fact that his father humble cobbler
Miss Lulu Hurst OF Georgia. who can furniture
and things without touching them. Is giving
throughout the country.
Mr. Tnden uses an invisible net, but he tumbles thu
delegates in like Shad on the shining sands-(Phadel-
phia Times
Mr. Matthews, Of The BuGalo Express, about hits the
nail the head when he says American ladies in la
vana, by their freedom Of action quite likely to
shock the native Of the popretes as to be shocked
by any visible Cuban impropretias.'
Gratuous advice to all who are daily showing the I'M
possibility OF Mr. Blaaes nomin ation-Keep your eye
the second ballot ii Einira Advertiser
Five prominent musical ladie have the christian
name, namely, Emma Abani, Emma Thursby Emma
Juch Emma Nevada and Emma Abbot.
1t is said that the demand In New-York for French
novels has increased 30 per cent during the past thret
DAYS. On sunday the Rev Mr.. Talmage preached
bitterly denOunelnS this brand OF literature Nor
rstown Herald.
said that Sitting Bnll is travelling with side
$50 week, and his brother chiefs would say
"Ichabsd II they were acquainted with the word.
friend OF the Massachusetts General says "we are
will run Ike the Devil"-lsprngncld Ohio Republic
Chief Pa-Pot is the last indian reported to be the
warpath The Indians strong in numbers but their
names are ouandish enough TO rout ordinary army,
speak OF the little handful of United States soldiers
Tno lie Moyne Crematory, OF Washington. Penn. has
decided not receive any bodies for cremation outside
of Washington County Business has been growing 100
brisk recently.
,yte hpsh aan in Tndi
oils jail. If IL had been fosn in a railway sandwich
would have wondered at the fact
Mr.. Beccher used his wit the other night, with ul.
questionaby bad taste, TO ridcue Rutherford H. Hayes
alive administration IN SOME respects was frankly az
gressSe hi. action regarding eyi service abuse: AID
min.rsOn was good from the start and from the first
did not require Tremendous popular rebuke to snocs
him into decOrum.- Syracuse Standard.
There is little hope that the differences between the
various Soma6s OF India will be healed
Doesn't Mscyeaghs letter look httle as If there veud
ne Not tSs we believe tha sOcaeS ds.n
sye campaign amounts to 2 row OF pins &c only sgg-
Arhur's cause, and which have been Rntng az such .
thing in ease Mr. Blaine is nominated Lancaster (Pean)
New Era
Business Is pretty poor in the diamond neds Of South
Africa. man who refused 81 100000 Tor his claim Two
years ago, would be willing 10 sell IL now for -.
The people of India do not always have clear idea OF
the different grades OF British authority but general
principles they believe in going to the highest few
weeks ago the OF Madras presented petition 20
the Governor Of that Province addressed" To Almighty
God, care OF His Exceleney the Governor OF Madras"
Governor Grant Dun said he would look Into the matter.
II is said that diamonds garnets maachite, coruslsa
and various other precious stones have been foundt
Waukesha County, Wis
The position Of the Engsbes. OF Indiana is about ths:
II cant have pie for fathor we'll take rookie tol
Willie" Aud they took IL, tco.-lphiadelpha Press.
The Philadelphia Press advocates industrial schools for
Indians II the Indians hal votes how quickly tho
schools would be established, aud fat appropriations
mada
IN Dayton Ohio the question Of letting the saloons opos