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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
Amnsemeni5.

ACADEMY or MJac-Grand Opera.
XMrEIcAx iHsTircr9 Industrial Exhibition.
RtIop tpptRs HouSn-" AdonIS
CoMKDY TIIEATRS-"Kelsr
CAsIso--" Amorita.
DAYS THEATRE" The Magistrate
EIrN MUsEu-WaXworks. .
HARRtGAN's PARK THEATRE" Old LaNen1ei.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRg- saints ana ou.n''''
MYTRopoIITAS OPERA HOUsE-Grand olerah.u
NaTIox A. ACADEMY OF DEsIGS-Autumh bNhi'''io. '
NuIDs (;ARDEN-' Monte Cfloto a,,,
STANDAsD THEATRE" The Skaths i''"A-
STAH TUCtTRE--" IVAN ,,,,.,.
ITALIA JIgATRh-" Goeckchen Eremit9n;;,
UNION SQUARE cHE ArRN-' t'nhoo 'u" '"''0~
WAIIACKs-' The Busybodr.
1aUT STRgEr TmK ATRE-" Evangeline
sD AyEsrF THEATRE" Uncle Toms CABIN.
H1B AyFNUE THEATRE" Mlkad0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
CONVENTION or THE DELTA PHI fRiFERAi J
The Delta Phi Fraternity will h0ld It's annual

convention az IL club house. No. East rweniyorN'h
., todav ton prov aud Friday. 1t VIII be called q
order mt D. NJ aud delegates from ch tiers In the TOT
lowing colleges will be present: Unioh. Brown. I"ly'''
,ity of'tho City of NowYOrk Columbia Rutss5 h!s
81, Jfnvrrsty OF Penn ylvanil iensstlacr POlytc'h
~, stitntr Irhigh ant Johns Hopkins. The tluh'
viii take place this evening at the iioto BrnSwics nS
49,. N In livingston, of the Columbia Chap2i, WI
%s1e Among those expected 10 b, present are ff',
fn,,or H. 8. Mason Of Troy; protv,s1r AIh,nnf' o.
iTnon profrSS or stevenson. OF the thiYcrlty OF no
S,~ Ncw-Yorl CAPTAIN Mirhaeiis L. :. A.; eN'fo'.
ernor CASTOR of oxSoy;pnos iia'g%i .,
trortn NJ New Jersey: William Bay Yard cutting ana
thc prv nr Henry v sattcrlec, OF this cty Dc William
iJ Ton Eych aud Fuuls q. Brii;cn. . -, IL, f.,
;rhs sacIIy WAS started IN lS21 ut Union College III
tba 81 three years 1t has rc-c'tOsed chapters ~ ho
In,vars,tv OF Penusylvania and at llarvari ai hls
',nb Glaciers 40 CHAPTERS at Lchgh University anu
IIn''s Hopsins University. In May, lSot De.,d rh
1Yb WIS tuuuded and handsome hodsn oblalinI ~ tu'
w" & dnris nro being made TO place chapter Nous.
oi an aInmui organization iu each city where thet'
| aha agRr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

motes then made these reservoirs wonld cost
about 81 600. 600. and would more than double
the storage supply. To be exact, the storage sup
ply would be increased 9,541 ,OOO,ooo gallons on"
The city now receives daily about lOo'ooo'Uoo
gallons from the Croton water shed. no
Sodom Dam and reservoirs would 1urnisn Il
supply of 15o, 100000 gallons daily for sixty
three DAYS. With this addition to the supply
there would be no nerd for the Quaker BRUCE
Dam and Reservoir for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
! New2lprk DAILY Gribno1s
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1885,
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

FopHlGS-Reported death of King Alfonso
- Seryians driven out of bulgarian territory.
- Suicide of General Jovanovitch. - Mr.
Gladstone smoke at Edinburgh. 60 Elections IN
Great Britain. - Evacuation of Tonquin DIS
cussed in Chamber of Deputies. go Stourhcad
won the Midland Counties Handicap Plate.
DoMrsTIc.-Damage by high tides along the
coast from two 10 three feet OF snow III the
mountains. - The President appointed Richard
d. Lancaster Surveyor of Customs at the port OF
St I,ouis. 60 West shore Railroad bought IN
for the bondholders for 800, 10000 - Excise
Commissioners appeared before Governor Hill to
answer Mavor Grace's charges. - INSCRIPTIONS
ottempt OF the Ohio Democrats to steal a majority
in the Stale Legislature. -- Affairs OF the New
York and New In gland Railroad.
CRY AND SCBURBAN.-Warner and Work adj
mitted TO bail - The tide overlooked the
watesfront and caused great damage. - .. ID.
Baldwin resigned as president OF the Fifth Avenue
Railroad Company. - Election If Erie Railway
directors - Justice Mccarthy denied charges
against hiu, 60 An attachment against Mrs
William Heath's property. - Annual meeting
of the Chiidren's Aid Society. 60 Industrial
education urged - Gold value of the legal
tender silver dollar 412i2 grainsl. 1924 cents
- Stocks active. steadily appreciated IN value
and closed buOyant.
THE WTArnIR-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate almost stationary temperature and fair OF
partly cloudy weather. Temperature Yesterday
Highest, SOC; lowest. 20 average 3o's'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

TIE fTNION TIFtHHIIs
General Joseph H. Carr secretary Ot Stalo III u tho
Eopubtrau c.idt atO for Llcuccna itGoVorhOr, IN u
letter to Tie Freeman wrltos as follows nave poo
inonv oyor tho returuS s0nt 10 this Oilico from tho
CuIInIy of T. ster. Having roierJnce 10 ny sol may
say they arc truly nattcrns. The hgureS Constitute
smuiinl for WHOA nn grateful la this connection
Ter me si,nk IN behalf Of tho Republican press through
out tho State. 70 "a influence aud power are we III,
Isrd for an that constitutes Republican oXhlDlt OF
loo success or partial victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
yp. nRaDroRDs rHIRD LEcrU RI.

The third of Mr.. Bradfords lectures on a. -.
,o sc an, sc,ncrv win he gwen In Chickerlns Han TO-
ryn, hs last lecture the voyage and harishps "
rho Greedy party curing tho FIRST par. OF tho sxpeaIa
wsre narrated Tho bravo explorers were mreaehed
lag their tothe tarthest 'exeedton will
be told together with the rotroat OF III lie
toward the expeead succori and also 'no '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
POLITICAL ACTIVITY Is NO SIN.

Governor Hill nov gives emphatic notice tnat
,, ntrtIcpAtio IN public affairs does dIsqualfy
p" wnu Tor public office, just he did In app"intiL;
III % pnrtrr 10 a seat in ono of highcst Judicial
yrhnnals IL f. wholesome principle 10 emphasize at
thla time when much mAdln nonsense IL spoken anu
written concerning political parties and Affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

people, Mr. Cleveland, and they would eat 'nc"
Thanksgiving turkey with good deal more sa'i'.
faction If you would appoint Farnswortn' VI a NV
that man some other man. early TINS ho'n'ns'
or certainly by Thanksgiving eve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
xor TOO MICH EXECUTIVE ABILITY.

ITOIu TIE WOrcfSNF NIIussI HUItIIe. =, 49,,
II tho Cover nenG cannot turn out pOSlh
cara fst enough To meet the demands OF tho country!
then tho contract should be given TO other naluihcl-
urers This state of affairs has been gong on 10, "
least "A month, aud II Is totally noIcusahe Tne los
General has been IN oioo between elghV hnu
nnc months and by this tlmo no ought To nave
an smule "a detail as this such u failure nignt nave
been prdUned March April but not IN ocooer anu
Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
JoyEs OF BINGHAMrON A POOR DACKER

from The B0HllH0ff UtfutH, =,
Jones OF BnInamtOn IL ont IN u circular urging the
electIon of Uonernl james Ii. Colt, of Connecticut as
doorkeoper OF tho next House OF Representatives But
Juneas Endorsement will hardly DO taken NJ par by The
faithful until hc pays tue froRht Oh his nomination ana
election ~ LioutenuDt- GOyernor OF New-IOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

~ from me PhilGdclPhsa TcitgfeDh. ,l
sprofcsgor Sunus root nUS or die reiheuy iur nhtV
,imos s characteristic OF the man. Tho Ony pty Is INA
fnwn WHO preach this surt of hcartleSs anu soul >
dOcrln cannot be made to iOci WHAT aoJo"' Po'''"
thomsplVCn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

I'm, oi he interesting facts about Southern asrcut
ur Il The gradual extension of the area OF tobacco
ruuro Houston Comfy Ga. Is about 20 give mp cotton
and try tobacco, ana in many other states similar
eAp, rimen Is are boUg tried.
SONIC Massachusetts papers discussing the qne'-
too ..Is New-yor CeaslnG TO be Literary ContreI
Onoss not; we have just had Crazy Guilt show and
boss exhibition OF chrysanthemums By the way wc
propose tho following question tn the lyceums; Is
Massachusetts CeasuG TO be the Great Pe Ccniro OF inc
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Prom ne 81. Louis Hepubtican.
Hon. IeYeret W. Satousutl, tue Collector or the
Boston Port Is described as % "svertop" Democrat,
which is almost the thing Massachusetts as be-
iDg colonel 10 la Missouri. In other words, IL 10 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

For the hundredth time or so comes report
from Peru that the civil war there is ended by
the dispersion of The followers of CaceresIs he
last of his lieutenants it is said. deserted him a
few days ago on learning that Caccrcs had de-
clared he would never surrender so long as he
had a follower left Every one will hope that
peace may now brood over unhappy Peru ;
but it won't do to be too sure. Cacercs himself
is stu at large and in nearly all South Amcr-
can States it only needs one determined man TO
start q revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
ONE AT 4 TIM Is ENOUGH.

81 LOdts GiObS- helhocTdt
Vesuyus Is ux,a la 70 stato OF 0ruptipn but III IS
comfort know ut the same uhc thnt hehrcAs u III"
sonninr over as much as lac was few weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

To-day is Evacuation Day, of glorious mem
ory for all Americans. Little store seems to be
set upon it by New Workers. however, and ii Is
only about once in u century that the auniyer-
sary is properly observed. Perhaps this is be-
couse it occurs 50 near to Thanksgiving Day,
when New Workers minds are fully occupied by
moro recent blessings than the departure of
British troops frCm the city in 1883. AT any
rate, it comes and goes almost unnotlced, and
to-day there will be no exception to this rule
Tnere will be no public Observances and few
private ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Whatever may be the reasons that induced Mr..
Baldwin to give up his position as president OF
Jacob Sharp's Fifth Avenue Railway, the pup
lie will be glad that SO amiable a gentleman mas
stepped down and ont of this unpopular JoD'
We should like to hear next of the resignation
of all the other officers and directors-not that
it would end the attempt to lay the road such
stiifIc AS the loss of respectable igureheads
would nat stop Sharp in his attempts to gobblc
up any street that Inc had set his heart upon !;
but because it would show that there is still
some force in public opinion to which reputable
citizens of Ncw-York are willing to yield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
.1nJer TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Dnsiness Notlcc5.

,,o.,, PIANOS
gro unsurpassed III eo"e " pianos for Rent
Prices No erate. -. on hand
Na'oio"i~ STest l7th.st. New-YorR.
HaTe Old Vions for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
SHE MINDS HER CUES. III Nc? nEK -Fs.
ALMOST TIE SANE THING. IS 1T I

From The Bdttin9rs american.
Ono of ChicagUs OI.-. unDitiOns Is to be cOnsdero
the billiard cent:s or tho UnItcd states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

A more lane and impotent defence than that
made by the Excise Commissioners 81 Albany
yesterday, on the charges made TO fae GOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

THE rtpUeIJcAE PRESS WORK.

From Tie DtJ,1r tFcl 60sr'tt $500,
Tur TRIEUNE power among tho rocHroOo0 hlls VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Here Is another hard task which the Presl-
dent has set for his admirers, namely the de-
fence of his appointment of Ozark Lantern
Dick Lancaster to be Surveyor of the Fort OF
st. Louis. This same "Dick' is q Democrat
who has been so mixed up in political scandals
in st. Louis that when his name was proposed
for office a number of the most prominent Dem
ocrats of that city sent protests to Washington
declaring that to appoint him would be direct
insult to all decent Democrats. IL made no
difference /; Lancaster was appointed ana an
decent men of any party were insuted. The
defence advanced by the Presidents friends
will doubtless be Ignorance ana we arc IN
clined to believe that the name of the person
who so grossly took advantage OF Mr.. Cleye-
lands menlIghtened state OF mind will have to
be Higgins. "Dlck" and he are two OF kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Despite The restraining order obtained by
the Syracuse bondhoiders Of the West Shore
railway that road was sold yesterday for
Sl2,O00000. Nominaliy it went TO three in
dividuals, but practically they mean the New
York Central Whatever may be the effect OF
this consolidation upon the interests OF mer-
chants and traders in this city and elsewhere,
there is no doubt that nearly all the boadhOld-
ora of the West Shore thought this was the
best way out of their difficulties, and If
thew and the stockholders of the New-York
Central arc satisfied, outside interests will have
to make the hest OF 1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Agony Club In that city The object OIL Tue cruz "
10 suppress the people who are disposed 10 a"oi' '
usagcs OF the eete East some OF tue iiheS VI '' u
appended:
A LOGICAL. REASON.
Come pay your bill" said Mr. Green
Come pay your bill 20 ne
"rhsurrly nor" said Nj: Brown,
TO tnat I'll Hgrco,"
"pray siyo the cause" replied the firsIs
WIN urueI the other.
"Tm not the man whO bough' inc goou'
Though ike him rs his bTOtheF
.For scientists do truly say
Wle ycHrt are E0'h1
We rnnnge our * II o. Uuue,, nerves and all
you l am not owing ,pa,,o, prdaot
For carrying cano during business hours 20
For wearing KID gloves during business hours, $40
For wearing hair parted in The middle. so
For parting Name IN the md lie. 700.
For wearing stove pipe" lat d9ring business nours'
$40.
ror wearing q No. > shoe No foot 50.
They .av a ti,ii Service candidate rejected The
other day In Washington. To tho question. Tan you
tell nc OF what race Napoleon oaiei' he rcp.ied why
M Cor,can" IIo was thought TO he too brilliant Tor
~, 200 cerkship.
The panto society OF Harvard College has offered an
annual prize 300 to DO awarded 10 the wssf Vi Tao
hes, essay on subject connected with tho life or works
W Dante
A, the beginning Of the Administration Missouri
announced mat she wanted the earth S1m sue w. Inc
viii no very fortunsle il she secures thas batoFe
American.
An Ulster County youGS woman sned young man ior
sing hor one hundroI ti;nes lnst her WILL anu Iost
hcr case The court probably thought that young
Woman who could keep sGch accurate tally oil the
sc given aud recci> ci cond have arrested proceed
pg before ono hundred were given II she had been very
an \lnus To do 80
The LAMENT OF THE ohFLIsk.
lam crunbnng Egypt crnmblins
In this climutc or the Tree,
Aud grunble IS | crunlbls,
That they severed you and me.
And my tendrrc,t thoughts 20 OntwAlf
To those centuries the While
That s,Oul IN perfect beauty
And adorned tho vending Nile.
Centlc brcrges kissed my forehead
FRAGRANT wuter- llycd my feet
And held the craven secrets
with = Vigilance complete.
Rut these sacr.cg!ous mOdernS
saw the product of thy skill
And their curious disposition
Ncryed nrYcf-conquered VIII
Twas brought across the
And erected here TO be-
on, tho shame of my condition.
just Il curiosity.
fam crumbling, Egypt crumbling
OF my shame accOpt this sigh
And they're painting me. q. Egypt
with some hOTrd parhiiine.
columbus Dispatch.
Ono OF ,he interesting facts about Southern asrcut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
OFFICE FURNITURE
IN Croft Variety. manufactured oy
TO SELLEW.
III TultOn.st.. New YORK.
Dests Library Tables. &c.

PIJEs or HEMoRRUoIDs ULCER, FisSuRE'
ttobine FlstuIa &C. cured by the B8INKEEBoF Ill
svNp Illustrated papers explaining inc system ""
ing references sent fraa Address $500, r. ,,,rsox
. 4INcst 26th.st. NCY-htTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Persons who decry the value of tree-piantins
as means of repairing our damaged forests
and saving our diminishing rivers are com
mcnded 20 statistics relating to tins subject
sent from Germany by Mr. Harper, United
States Consul there. 1t is shown that since
1876, less than ten years ago, there has been an
increase of 152. 546 acres OF forest in Germany,
q result brought about by replanting common
and waste land. Surely there is encouragement
here even for those who care nothing for
posterity aud hesitate to plant trees because
they fear they will never live TO enjoy the
shade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

who haven't anybody else to teach tne'n' ho"
To hclp themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
THE TAIN or THE DAY.

when Henry BerRh said that enc irst t"'"E 'i' A.
i,, Inn ara ON niored of horse railroads would DO
.n,crnr heaven would be 70 GEEK railroad franchiSe
nc may not have erred widely
Az IL well known Judge Thomas A. Moran mas "IET
family of children. Of all % whom nc JSS! ~ WAS
rhr day after he had presented Win twls nc &
Intel m, to Juror excuses when iau VINO ia" O
,r, seu ,,i,I mildly: Your honor. cant serve
Why uotr' asked tho court. IN tones that ''u nooo
IA no looked OF the court room ~ ~,
Apur1aching quts close the jurOr %hsPeFcu' ny
wife has inst given birth u boy. Judge Lea,
No excuse { ALL" observed the Judge Us he i,
ls ,ockrt - nh !, hang MY wife had TWO last plEh'
,mJ bHc bccn here all day" The Juror served. -
Chicago Mali
me Siour Cfy CaH announces the formation OF an
Agony Club In that city The object oil Tue cruz -
10 suppress tire people who disposed to aao' th'
usages OF the eete East some OF the iiheS Oi 'o e'
arc appended:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.
for nublicaon in rRIpUNK ana ordere
very OF the daily paper will be received NJ the
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wAsnIxGToS-l 1922 FIST. LoNpoH-2G Bediorus' 'N""1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

In answer to number of communications evil
dently from printers TO the source OF the intor-
nation printed IN TnE TRIBUNE about the eau
cuses Of Typographical Union No. held on Sun
day. we would say that tho information was
gwen by those present nj t!e Stantonsi. caucus.
At the other caucus those present were hon-coin-
initial aud referred th porter to the call Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

To Grover Cleveland: Couldn't you relieve the
strain upon our comlnOn country by appointing Il
Marshal for the District of Columbian As it is
every time newspaper outside of NewYork City
wo AFRO not up to such small wckodncss in the
metropolis-Gnds itsof short of copy il prints n
ruinor that General Farnswo:th Is going e. get tho
office, aud then shamolessy turns around and
denies the rumor in q lator edition The uncer-
taintY is wearing deep fpr"Wa ia the American
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-19
Cleveland and Governor Hill.

Gath, in Minneapolis Tribune
A friend of Cleveland said to me the other
day: II don't believe he will be candidate for
reelection. If he means to be he will have to
enange his policy, and if he changes his policy
ne loses all the reputation he has made. The
democratic voters are not satisfied. They con-
slder that the President has used his victory for
ms own solace and ambition to obtain considera-
ZION outside OF his party and above politics II
is all very we'll for the President TO lean on this
kind of support during his present term. but Il
will do nothing to renominate him. The sort of
support the President is getting does not go ia
conventions"
Said |: Do you think that New York Stats
will 60 Democratic this falli"
'Yes. Is does not much matter what mamma
ton the Democrats make, they will carry with
them this year a large percentage of the indie.
pendent and Republican vote which supported
Cleveland before The very fact of this vote
going to Governor Hill or some Indifferent
Democrat proof of the Presidents weakness
and that the apostates who supported him feel
that he needs every vote they can give him."
what do you think about Hills chances to be
elected if he is nominatedp
Il rather think Governor Hill will poll larger
vote than any man the Democrats could put up
for this reason, if no other: The slight intima-
ton that the administration does not want to
support him will make the rank and file of DEM
ocrats come up for him to show Washington
City that it is the demand of the Democratic
party that it give more Democratic admin
istration. Any other man than Hill put in nom9
ination would not shake up that slightly indig-
nant Democratic VOTE"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-19

A CORRESPONDENT of the San Francisco Bulle-
tin says that Brigham Young, jr., and his agents
are busy perfecting arrangements for Mormon
colonization in Mexico. and that, too, within the
zone wherein foreigners are prohibited from ac
quiring real estate They lease lands for ninety
nine years. and introduce clause by which the
lands to be released to the assignees or their
heirs at the expiration of the lease for trif1ing
sum- Had they selected land in Mexico beyond
the zone they could have obtained better land
and better terms, and the inference is that they
desire to erect territory of their own between
Mexico and the United States, whereby they
may, in the event of the American purchase of
the northern States of Mexico have a location
outrivaing that of Salt Lake.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-19
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

A BAPTIST Church at Ocala, Fla, has expelled all
censes.
A CANADIAN professor says that the Montreal girls
highest and nobest ambition is to "catch on" to an
American bank thief with fat wallet
THE owwer of grist mill in the country has named
his mill pond ''Vice-president Hendricks He thinks
that with such name it will never dry up
PRESIDENT BASCOM, of the Wisconsin University
is an extreme Prohibitionst If he cannot have pro-
hibiton he wants free traffic in intoxicating drinks
THE latest device by which people in Pittsburg are
swindled is by the sale of English sparrows dyed to
represent canaries. Of course the only persons de-
ceived are those who know little of birds. About
thousand birds sold in Pittsburg during the
mer that lost their color in ten days.
Mr.. CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER has returned from
summer resorts with the opinion that the summer
young man is ordinarily too conceited. He says
LET him not initiate himself Summer is summer
with all its invitations to full enjoyment of fe and
sorry to see him setting up cynical prig
and m ssing the golden opportunities of youth and
summer"
A VIENNEsE paper contains an advertisement
which runs as follows My name is Frederick. am
poor as am ugly. and if anything can exceed my
stupidity it is my disagreeabe character In spite of
these disadvantages aspire to marry, Is there any
lady who will have me?' This is not very inviting
programme but the gentleman has had many letters
of inquiry Women have an Instructive insight into
human nature and probably feel tAat the advertiser