New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29

native Indian dialect; his costume Is poucba n Mt,
buckskin breeches, high boots and silver spnss III
weign pound OF TWO each HIS saddle his bride and
cumulated earnings OF his life. andwhen he wan. ~
buy horse or sombrero he pulls of button or two
Half savage, half courtier. he is polite as he c,a
ana VIII make Dow IKE adancing master or kill fei'
low.beng with as little conscience as he would xii
wolf. All
Many public institutions in Lonoon ana other et,,
of England now using various American systems -
electric lighting
on HEARING THOMAs's ORCHESTRA
Yocal-vestured and orchestral
Music, hail thee. heavenly maid!
For u.s. on Thy trip terrestrial.
InOu mast sung ana thou hast played.
We have the stately Thomas
With the bald spot on his head,
Where thou, coming with promise
Of assistance, oft doth tread.
We have seen the fiddles going
Fiercely now, then soft and slow,
Heard the liquid sweetness flowing
From the flute and harp and bow.
We have seen the lady singer
With her bare and shivering chest
Wondered why they did not bring her
or that handsome dress, the rest,
But perhaps that strange exposure
Who but thou, o Muse, shouldst know -
Was to make to MS disclosure
How she makes the bellows go.
Music, vocal and orchestral,
Fare thee well, thou heavenly maid,
Thou hast Frightened lives terrestrial
And thou'rt with our dollars paid.
columbus Dispatch
1t is said that Lynchburg Ya pays more reveun.
into the United states Treasury the single article =,
tobacco than any one OF the New-England State. n..
everything it produces.
The Rev. T. Dewitt Tamage. when in town tho nth.
day sad that he owed much OF his success in lie net
suggestion OF newspaper reporter He was en,o sls
lecture in Baltimore several years ago, and u,t hf
he was to begin his discourse the newspaper man h
nrai
hand way:
well, DR., Tamase. are you going to give us many
" Points /" repeated the clergyman. "Pointsln
Yes" replied the reporter you won't get much
space tomorrow unless your lecture is full OF eoS
points that the paper can't afford to leave out"
- thought very deeply oyer the reporters words'
they full of sound wisdom. Since that time hays
always underworld to make my lectures and sermons
with striking thoughts and hrases."-[Phiadephis
Press
Some Boston people are Mortified TO learn that tina
of Parker House receives large a salary a,
the president Of Harvard University.
St. Paul has a female ticket broker who has outv,t.,
her male competitors IN very ingenious way. She
keeps restaurant and saloon and scoops In than
her share OF the business by throwing In flask az
whiskey or meal or two with every ticket sold sGs
can thus sell tickets at reduced rates and still dOdes
the penalty for "cuttng." The food and lauor ara
merely given away Minneapolis Tribune.
This is the way the Doxology reads in Chinese:
Chun may chun sun nun took ice gun,
Day saong do COY chun may tab Jun;
Ling seon tien tZui chun may tab ming,
Chun may ten foo sing tju sing ling
A locomotive driver who point TO forty years a
uninterrupted service without sin gle accident Is not
man to be met with every day. Such a one is a saxon
engine-drver Of the name OF Hence who has just gons
into retirement During his forty years Of railway nd.
ing Henze has travelled distance of 253,37 geOgraph.
cal miles, or l,000.10& kOmetres-in other words dis
equal to foItyseven Journeys around the earth
Germany is admittedly by far the safest country tOr
railway g-perhaps one or the sOwest we'll
but the performance OF this veteran Of the limo all TIA
same "A remarkable one Pail Mall Gazette.