New-York tribune., 1885-07-09


shall reward thy Jealous haste.
Mark thou well this silver guerdon.
Which 'tis in thy power TO
1t thine II thou hast with thee
Wnat ASK on thy return.
Gallant henohmau, gallant henchman,
On thy noble mission hlc
Bring tnou back Of clam. u chowder,
Aud piece of lemon pie
-lBoston saturday Evening Gazette.
n the old Connecticut blue laws in force in this
city, there would large acquisition to the Treasury.
and the debtors prison would probably have to be
enlarged. IL was provided in them. that shall
hold any Office who s not sound In tho faith aud faithful
to this Domnlon AMI whoever gives vote TO such u
person shall pay a fine OF s1 for second offence he
shall be dsfranchl lsed.'
An Atlanta liquor firm soils carload OF white jugs
filed with whlskey every month"; the liquid being
under Local Option law. In those counties whiskey
sells from 90 cents to 81 dearer than elsewhere.
lPhladelphia Record
The trains the elevated road sometimes
Gro wed during commission hours that conductors pass
station alter station permitting OF the waiting
passengers get only many at each station
get OF. youthful couple on their bridal tour last
evening did understand this and when train stopped
mt Grand ST. they made rush for the gate. The hus
band succeeded In pushing his wife upon the car, when
the cato closed between thom aud the train moved
OIL Their CONSERVATION such that IL did not
to them arrange Tor future meeting Tho husband
took tho next train. In the wild expectation OF
taking his wife while sho left the train at Houstonst,
and haste back rejon her husband They finally
met long after ward at the Grand Central Depot whence
they embarked for home. trying to take jocular View
OF their afternoons experience
singular but "a fact ne eyertheess that almost any
community will wink NJ conduct on the part OF band
stujents which would be unanimously condemned aud
PROMPTLY punished IL INDUCED in by tho employees OF
shoe factory machine shop Manchester Union.
In q suburban village. lady whose house Is sur
rounded by ample grounds, has u little boy who Is
addicted to visiting the negt tors without ermission
Finding deterrent methods fruitless, the mother
thought she would shame the child with obedience by
tying him "a In the front yard. lady, passing
while he thus confined, asked; "why! Bobby what
are YOU tod up that way for T. son. answered the
boy see enug to enjoy the situation immensely, Mama
and are playing Ysu know have to tie c0 VS.
when we let them out to grass"
as we sud 10 rubber ball" No, guess not SAM we've
seen tho trick before only IL done by Placing u
common strawberry bionde brick beneath
tile ON the sidewalk IL Is pretty good trick Samuel.
Post.
At the time when the Stamp Act was irritating the
coonists OF New England and u rising imminent
The Conaeclcut Gascttc. published In New Haven. It
read follows: This Morning three Bells this
which neghbors began to toll hero; and still
tinue tong and saluting each other at suitable
Intervals. They seem to speak the word No-vem-bsr
In the most melancholy toae imaginable" November
the month in whish the Stamp Act take effect
We SEQ by the cablegrams that Minister Phelps has
been attending bsu VI the French emOassy In London