New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
THE TALK OF THE DAY

Samuel j. Tden has described the Republican party a.
made UP mainly OF people who live By their wits William
Allen Butler that the Democratic party f. mad
up mainly of people who live by other peoples Wits and
that Just now they are trying live the wits Of thu
independents.
Editor White, of The N,r York Erenin0 Post, has got
into acontroversy on question OF veracy with Iheo
will have to sit down and eat bouquet composed en-
tirely Of his words lie used to the Diet however
i Philadelphia Press
tits said that the export OF frozen mutton from View.
Zealand to Great Britain this year will amount to mors
than half million sheep although the freight charges
are very high An effort Is to be made to reduce the
carrying rates. when it is expected that the exp. Of
frozen meats will reach large proportions.
It's an unmarried lady Of Boston who proposes Ax
single ladies' hereafter be called bacheettes.'
There is dissension in Montreal regarding the coming
Winter Carnival. rhe French citizens were entirely e.
nored last year. and they threaten that unless they
allowed to share the donors aud profits this year they
Will bnd Ice Palace at the East End and have strsts
displays after the plan OF the Maul OIas letes at NeW-
Orleans Boston Journal
Lieutenant Albert Todd, OF the United States Army
who has written history of the campaigns of the ~
beon says in the preface that he has sometimes beea
obliged to overstae. sometimes to understae, the truth
in order to make his meaning clear
Mark Twain has had brazen bust Of himself made
In OF the fact that he has come ont for Ceyezaa
and Reform, this is very appropriate
George had proposed ana been accepted ven, sos
said sing and play on the piano ana hafl' can
paint and at seminary was up IN the me arts ana
political economy and logic. and can crochet eessn;
fully aud play lawn tennis. and and-thats about All.
think. Now tell what are some OF your accomplish
ments George haye1t got any the S sor. , iS
come to the worst, think might De aue 70 cook."-
Boston Journal
There are nearly 100000 horses in European
Russia but many have been exported recently mas
the Government proposes to levy an tax OF my
,,Did horse valued at less than 3Uv
roubles.
MissA All. how do you DO, Mr. SOPHOMORE Clan
and we're just talking about the lost Atlantis" ny
sophomore Don't know her. THOUGH b oeevS as
her p Boston Transcript
said an Episcopal bishop not thousand miles from
New-York to rector in his diocese How are you con-
ing out in your parish a. And the rector who had ono
been speculator in cotton replied: am long on slip
pers and bookmarks but rather short on suspenders
The workiugmen appear be mainly going for Cleys.
land-Philaeldphia Record. Yes they are going foe
nm in such a determined way to secure his over
whelmng defeat. Il Rochester Post-Express.
There are more than 100000 women and girls who
make living the streets Of Paris as licensed vendors
Thirty-ve thousand of them are under eighteen 1900
under fifteen. and 5000 OF them little girls under
thirteen years Of age They allowed to grow up
pagans with no religious mol al instruction.
The publishers Of The Century say the edition OF The
for November is the largest ever PRINT d. Inc
object OF the big edition IN obvious Inc
Der contains an article entitled How shall We elect ouf
Presidents" and he publishers expect every Denocns
I'm tn country buy number IN order 10 learn an AT M
which have been ignorant Tor more tan twenty NV
years. = Norrstown Herald
A scphentown N Y, man. 1ot years Of age recently
walked nine miles to attend camp meeting. ne Az
he has never missed horse ttot or camp meeting su0
he was old enough to crawl under the fence Burlington
Free Press
Nothing is sacred In this iconoclastic age Come one
now comes out with the statement that CASTLE soap III
stead of being the purest is about the most impure soap
to use and that many diseases OF the skin are aceao~
to its use.
"Come. soldier tell us what you know about shh
matter" said ex-Judge Black 10 witness am ne
soldier, am an Officer" haughtily responded the WV
ners Whereupon the old lawyerc almy said Well tnea,
officer who II no soldier tell ~ what You KNOW Az"
the warrior witcd. Waterbury American
There are 100 Ans lean churches on the Continent q
Europe
or Lord Alvanlcy who died In 1857. Lord Malmesbar!
tells the following anecdote ON one occasion Henao
stances; Mr. - has threatened 10 kick me wheneya
ne secs me In society What am 10 do N he comes h"
the room a. SIT down." replied Lord Alsan!ey-
Toronto Globe.
The pyran idsl capsone OF the Washington monument
l. completed and stands In the sheds OF the lnohunen
grounds where II is object or great curiosity 10 mu
td. of ueOpe The pinnacle OF the marble Is cut hNX
70 allow copper apex 10 set into the stone when VIA
with the lightning rod on the interior o ~
monument. The wOrkinen say mat many pcVPe csi.s
aIv voung ladies' insist perching themselves on tsn
stone Ina order To that they have stood upon 'he 49,
of tbe Washington monument ihls Involves s'anu,hss
unon space about six feet square ana n'e Ieei 'iv
,,ronnd watch TO most OF the ladies VINO trs H. ~ -
S,rzy an experiment IL would he for the stesssTy
~ nny,,ment Workman TO stand upon the very suni""~
the completed monument. Philadelphia rresA