New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
THE TALK or THE DAY.

tits said that Governor Hoadly OF Ohio, sees the
Presidency as through glass darkly The glass must
be pretty powerful if he see it at all STILL Hoadly
pretty good man. although his weight Is not exactly
known.
In Agera the heat ia so intense in the day time that
the farmers find 1t almost impossible to work during
harvest time and Is proposed TO light up the fields at
night by electricity and harvest the crops with this
artificial light
"Three men ana boy sailed out into the South,
Out into the south all the tour went down,
with treaty for Chili and words in each mouth
To close II up promptly and do it up brown;
For trips are pleasant, and senators deep
And travel Is easy. aud eioquence cheap
And commerce ia not improving.
"Three and boy " with the President talked,
with Santa :Iara. and their minds they freed
But he suubbed them coldly and out they walked
A Chill reception u chilly indeed
And trips are pleasant, gnd Senators S deep,
-IChicago Tribune
The Summer School OF the American Institute OF
Christian Philosophy will begin Its sessions at Asbury
Park Oh Tuesday. July II.
Fgaro. OF Paris calls attention to the alarming spread
OF Angomauia In that city You have only to smut
your eyes, 1t says fancy yourself in London for you
will hear constant references 10 five o'cocks and
garden parties and gun clubs" As for the races,
It really makes difference at all whether you are at
Ascot ongcbanps for the talk in either case is all oi
rings" aud "padlocks" and "canters," and start
ers." and PERFORMANCES" and "winning-posts."
The alleged coarseness OF sam Jones' the Southern re-
vvaist IS lively topic of discussion In many southern
papers. 1he Liemg,ton (GaJ Journal says: " II we
were to print The Journal In the style In which Mr sam
Jones breaches. using the same language we wouldn't
have "a single respectable subscriber in six weeks"
o. woman. our refuge in sorrow,
How you bind "a, up the wounds al @ that %sn get
""'" i Boston Budget
The descendants Of William Hunt. who settled in Con-
cord Mass $50 years ago. viii hold reunion at Con-
cord on August 81.
The line that follows William Shakespeare wrote:
Hell hath no fury like u woman seorned"
Another truth II light be well TO note
Earth hath no IDIOT like . man that's eorned
Boston Courier.
In An article on continued dry weather In Texas.
The Lng Wasp states a cold fact IN this aesthetic style
The ioa-coyercd OF the air are constantly In
sight, but the sound Of their trampng comes not nor
do we feel welcome spray from the raingods foun
tain"
1t is said that at some OF the summer resorts the
walters bring only eleven clans for a dozen TO the
guests And when demonstrated with they say the land
lord is very superstItiou and dislikes to have guest
sit down with thirteen ut table
Justice Andrewss denial OF application for leave
TO begin a suit against the Central Needle Company
should be considered blessing for tho applicant He
should think o. kicking against the pricks In that
manner.
The horse-car the relic OF past age There has been
no substantial Improvement In IL since IL was nyented-
philadelphia Times.
An American tourist who was journeying through
Aberdeenshirc In Scotland. being struck wththe Woe
begone aspect OF village through which he was pass
ing halted 1T the "sniddy" (blacksmiths shop and
put this question the OF Vulcan say, my good
man. this Is drealfully slow spot; do you over by
chance see anybody here at all r. Weel" replied the
smith, It's nae duh after a. There was horse an
cart passed about an ago. and had twa Of them
yesterday"
The morphine habit II Is said. will cause the hair TO
drop on Ladies' who addicted 10 this habit should
take the precauton their hair on securely before
starting out for a promenade few extra hairpins
will defy the opium habit tNorristown Herald
The marriage by a priest Just for the fun OF the
thing" OF Miss Flora A. Hastings to James DB Kelly
al Allegheny station Va which annuled by Justice
Andrews days ago. TO have been rs Illegal as
were marriages by ministers in the days OF the old Con-
nectcut Blue Laws. II was then provided that No
gospel minister shall join people n marriages tho mag
strates only shalt join in marriage, as they may do II
with less scandal to Christs Church"
A SEQUENCE.
We were married-sho and L