New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-31
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Western paper announced a railroad collision re'
Gently with the heading Boiler Empty aud Engineer
Full"
decline in the japanese lacquer industry Is re-
ported by tho papers in that country. There Is 50
inucn Japanese manufactured by Yankees In this
country that Japan will lack her other Industries.
over thousand years old manufactured in New York
with neatness and dispatch -lNorristown Herald
The railway system OF Prussia covers about 5000
mcs-a little than that OF Canada.
We conclude that General Buffers chances vsry
promising Chicago. He will have supporters thore
and supporters Of zeal and industry but we suppose hero
won't be enough OF them and yet we here record our
o. non that Butler wond make stronger candidate and
better Presidont than several or the more orthodox ana
regular Democratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sun
The American Protestant dominates Arthur and Teller
for the Presidency and Vce-Presidency respectively.
Between trying To please Arthur, In order to keep hts
son in Office and trying to hit upon eanGaate VINO VIII
receive the nomination. so as to howl or Nun the
is elected Editor Cowles OF The Olerednd Leader on
the ragged edse.-lDetrott Evening Journal
The JsrSh Adrocae OF this city is in favor OF Rabbi
Gottheils proposal TO use an English instead OF He
brew ritual in the synagogue service, but is opposedo
having devotional services on Sunday instead Of the Sab
bath Is, however, in favor of utilizing Sunday By
giving religious instruction on that day.
Senator Logan drives out with his wife in q buggy
by a sngle horse. saipue Tilicn mas 70 move
around In "a yacht manned with a fun crew. VINO
him the hSaos @s the crew Of the r9ysI y %
our institutonsi-l Centralia ulL) sentinel
The LousciHs Couie,ounal gives currency to the I'll.
NOR that ex-senator sharon viii soon begin series OF
papers on the evils Of polygamy
civilian H. Vanderbilt astonished London by wearing
oyercoat the street When tho British learn tnas
MIR Vanderbilt has pie every day for dinner they VIII
probably be stricken speeches. Philadelphia Press
They want dry weather badly in Illinois. In some OF
the low lands wadng around in rubber
boots planting corn in the sush.
The Louisville Press Club is be supplied with Con-
9uires an appetite for Patent Office reports he
more restrain it than Royal Bengal tiger can be quiet IN
presence OF bleeding bcct-lLoulsvllle courier
Journal
The Albany Erening journal thinks that it will be dam
gerous to nominate Mr. Arthur Mr. Blaine Yes
it will be dangerous, that's fact-to the Democratic
candidate.
The Edmunls boom is about the size of blue pill
ATLANTA Constitution
The London Caterer says that bills OF fare American
hoels are bossd It thinks snat II tho dishes were
fewer in number and cooked would be
advantage.
Here IL another OF the tyranny OF landlords
Scotch recently TO his landlord to pay his
rent Throwing down roll OF notes he exclaimed; ie
IA my last shilling. but suppose you'll take H. Ihe
landlord. counting the money, said' Ihere Is hity
hounds too much" Odds man." said the fariner,"I
must have put my hand In the wrong pouch.
The citizens OF Pittsburg Penn, are proud because
their city covers more territory than Chicago.
General Booth OF the English Salvation Army has
issued an order that every day at 1890 sharp the soldiers
Of the Army shall make the sign OF the letter s. TO signify
that ney are saved But suppose Savationlst Is trying
IN hold in skittish 1890 II isn't likely that no
vntake tune TO carve In tho air is IL IL he does,
he won't be saved, Gt least from tumble.
Ben Buffers DISCUSSES he approaches the White
House do credit TO his originality. lie wears womans
rights petticoat carries ragbaby, has box OF tools
under and revenue plank under the other on
head the hat me fayther wOre dark and rolling
Democratic eye Jug OF old Whg bourbon and pitchor
OF temperance tea But bold. bad Benjamin. sticks out
through them all.-lPittsburg ChronicleTelegraph.
This Is a materiaistic age. The Convent OF st. Cath
crime on Mount Sinai instituted regular postal service
with port of Tor and the good monks will now DO
able 10 get their letters and papers like other folks mo
Bedoun say they will allow the service to 30 on ~
long as they get plenty Of backsheesh.
Governor Brown shuts his eyes against everything
which England has done for the southern peoPo IA
the way educational assistance He forges tue mumu
cent bounty Of George Peabody OF MASSACHUSETTS, ano OF
John r. Slater OF Connecticut In his eaxeness 10 throw
scandal over tho Now-Engand family nie'-iSpfins
field Republican.
TIE baltimore Day. an afternoon paper has recently
bean selling cent but announces that AFTER toav