New-York tribune., 1885-02-06
THE TALK OF THE D4Y


new phase in the Marie Garrison case has developed
Really, ones spirits revive
The German Socialists in Concordla Hail. on Monday
night made the greatest mistake OF their lives when
they struck New-York Irish policeman. John Roche o
dynamiteur who caused the OF policeman at tho
last election in the Fourth Ward could have given jus
schwab point this subject from the secuson Of
BlackwePs Island.
man in Georgia tells of ten-pound trout which
stopped mill wheel Either the wheel must have been
smaller than the trout or the lie bigger than tho mill
Boston Post.
The development Of Mr. Cleveland" Is prophes,ed by
leading Connecticut paper One hopes not II he de-
velops much more his taller will need to borrow
penters plnmo-line.
Cattle in Montana, Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming are
suffering for want OF grass deal OF snow
the ranges The present winter will disastrous
one TO the catlle-oWners OF those sections s-lnew-
Mexican Review.
Peach grower" writes to Tbs Boston Journal from
Wilton n H.. that the peach buds in his orchards we're
all killed the night OF December 49, 1884 II will be
remembered that similar sckening piece Of news
Gently reached the public from the peach OF the
Hudson River Valley. The jersey peach growers now
the floor the American people have got to get
along cherries canned peaches sst
season the they know and get used to their
wretched fate better 1t said the praise of
certain valiant soldiers that they didn't know when they
were whipped. but continued fighting IL nothing Lad
nuppeneu Inc AHoflcau peacn Wouu secm 10 Do
equally lacking IN realizing sense" For although
about this time every year tho buds reported
fatally injured the peach itself fails arrive In
market schedule time.
Georgia newspaper editor asadorned his organ with
spioue OF himseli carving big pistol in either hand
a dagger In his mouth ana two daggers ana sword IN
his belt Providence News.
The English Salvation Army intends to carry the war
into Africa so to speak, by starting mission Caner-
bury the see city OF the Prmate Of All England.
We like to see London Wears taking interest In thns1
appertaining daily life, but little caution Is needed
in the study OF Brownngs works aud also OK
the question of Food Reform In its moral and regioas
,D Let n% en- s ar "ss souu
sTenny SON and tight-aeng" etc.-tLondon Globe.
The Rev Dr. g. II. Virgin, in his denuncation Of tho
Faith Cure Hospitals, in the Pilgrim congregational
Church, Harlem, on Sunday last strongly commended
the secular press for its able work in endeavorng to
stamp out the evil lie declared 1t to be the duty OF the
Board OF Health visit and report upon these wicked
,titutions; that the duty OF the Board OF Police
TO order the of the supervisors OF them as they
we're guilty OF no less crime than murder, and that
was duty OF the to Instruct the public to tho
wickedness practised in them, when they would soon
become institutions of the past He said that there
should be visitation of cholera In this city, and one or
IN ore cases shonld removed TO Faith Cure hospital
IL would become the Kind Of post house for the
spread OF tlie epidemic.
TWAS rich scotchman tha. started newspaper In
lsa0 stopped In few months without word Oh ex.
panton and started again in 1880 with the remarki
since the publication OF our last paper nothing ot
Importance has occurred In the political world
Times.
And now ON enterprisiug halter s exhibiting check
for 80 which Mr. Cleveland sent him to pay for his in
ausuration stove-ppe" Let's see now; Inauguration
boots $40 Inauguration hat, SO place In Washington
window to see the Inauguration parade $50 price OF
ouor in the District Columbia raised fifty cent fos
~ thara WI ia 1efcfSOnAU
simplicy visible to the naked eye at this INAUGURATION
some other Inauguration.
Tbere IA ofentimes a serous difference OF opinion 10
matters OF culture In tho family The head OF the nouss
A. roo practical aud the first Lieutenant TOO Hstneuc
~ reaiIy think that Mabel ought to have piano
don't Won't she years old and the sooner Eng
begins tue she Will be able 10 master 'ne in
legs can reach the pedals we'll tax piano
Then II will be too late. perhaps .
90 aheedi bay piano FOR hs cor1es r., lGr m S Snc
we are about it," -tHartford Post.
The Rev DR. Fulton rector of st. Georges Episcopal
Church I'm st. Louis has invited q number OF clergyne
reprsssntng the different Protestant denominauonsn
take part In the special OF his church during tns
coming Lent This Is q somewhat unusual step Tor an
En,soopal clergyman to take, and many OF Dr. fuson
clerical brethren denounce his In unmeasurea
terms
Mr rohn Armstrong recently purchased two fat sheep
g., M ,rihntion amung the oty poor. They were nfsss
nri a, animals but when or toe market Dutohersc
han nm and sent pieces the different parties some
The indignant persons returned the mntton peceuso
sr.. roo far Others would not carry their aownncs
ho'oa They wanted II sent Guelph poor are eyidcntV
high toned Individuals. -Iauelph tCanada Herald.
oDonovan. surnamed Rossa about three years ase
was a candidate for the position OF Customs InspectcA
He was examined under the Civil Service rules, ana W
n.rcentaae was fur below the mean required lie may
be oonaoled however, with the encouragement given
him by one OF the examiners that he would devote s
hours day FOR the next ten years Yin hard study o.
subjects specially inquired into there would be 49,
possibility his attaining the standard Of 90 per esnss
My Lsdy's cheek is soft and red
Ny Lady holds her graceful head
Oh hign.
And why
She knows not yet Of care or WOOL
sSe only lives TO bud and blow
Ny foolish Lady Sacqueminot
NV Iady.s cheek q less soft and red
nv Lady g bowed her weary heads
And whyt
She q nigh
A heart that once was ltght ~ euoW
But hearts and flowers die. ycu Knew
Whsn broken. Lady JacQueminos .,n..A