New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-04
THE TALK or THE DAP.

Some OF the Boston papers calling attention TO tho
prevalence OF poung speech In the streets OF that city,
"The frequency" says The Transcript with which one
hears vile language used the streets makes the de-
mand particularly timely. II the police do not hear tho
nasty talk openly INDUCED ia by street. loafers,
they enjoy an immunity which excites the envy Of all
good citizens"
It occurs to that the peerless st. John Is prolongng
sary 10 the health and longevity OF his darling prohibit
ton. Prohibition is not National Issue III the terri,
contest it should become State 1t is our desire that
peerless ST. John should move by rapid stages to the
close States and conhne his abors therein. -lSt Louis
Republican.
The Secretary OF War ordered that all in his
department shall pay their debts This has led great
many Democrats to say that the Administration doesn't
seem to be in great hurry to pay its political debts
The Swiss township of Freudenstadt contains 400
inhabitants each OF whom has much wood Tor Duung
PURPOSES ana firing as he wishes while he send his
cattle out to pasture the common land during the
are all maintained by commune, and year con-
siderable improvements are made FIVE thousand
new water supply in iron pipes hospital. too has
been nn and pavilion IN me b %ger sa ,s
paid single farthng In rates. button the contrary
each year distribution OF the surplus revenue Is made
among Them each family usually obtains from 22 10
shilings to 49, All this Is done WIN ABOUT u, nSo
ing to the township fact which to show that
communism not always unfavorabls to the production
OF wealth. -lPall Mall Gazette
TIT FOR
The girls Of Minneapolis have club with the motto:
"The lips that touch wine
VIII never touch mine."
And the young men formed opposition club with
the motto:
"For lips red with dye
-[Boston Courier.
Astonington correspondent of The Norvieh Bulletin
gives this the solemn truth The Rev. Charles j. Hill
has given your correspondent piece OF wood which is
rl,ahla "a a
story attached is splinter from the tree 10 which,
1t said Christopher Columbus tied his vessel upon
landing at San Domingo Mr. Hill procured 1t some
years ago at Domingo himself 1t is mahogany and
resembles lead pencil cedar as much as anything
else"
severe earthquake shock felt in Guilford about
ten minutes past o'clock Tuesday afterhoon lt was
followed by heavy thunder Windows ratified ana inc
houses shook. Crockery fell from the shelves In many
houses. The movement seemed to be from east TO west
and lasted about one second. iAgntnng, ram m anu
thunder followed about $50 ocock-l Hartford Tines
"Race instinct is the latest for negro hatred
in the South
Tho Badchees country lies between Maruchak and
Herat II it smels anything ike bad cheese in this
country the Russian diplomats use it as an excuse
for hurryng tho troops on to Herat
Really" re marked Miss Idlewyd, suppose ought
TO encourage Mr. Cushion What do you suppose he DID
to-dayi" Miss TutherwunE What was IL, deart LIN
dying to know Miss dewy IVY Ssra my me
tremely ugly and not remarkably clean How tns dear
silly fellow must love me- TO De sure! --tbosloh irans-
cript
shoe dealer of n.saassshas just received a
order for gigantic pair OF shoes from the Rev. j. NJ
Farnham q coored clergyman of Charlotte N. O. Mr..
Farnham weighs 400 POUNDS and Is six feet ten inches
in height The shoes which to be forwarded to him
are marked No 49, Their length 20 inches and their
greatest width 7l9 inches.
Change is often necessity. moro often whin it's
the latter quality TINT enters into great many OF the
moyIngs that about the first OF May The rooms
we're ali stirred up preparatory to the household goods
being packed OH the moving dray.
1 wonder what under the name or common sense you
wanted to for anyhow petishy inquired JoD VI
Mrs. Shuttle.
well would ask. ,.,s
"You don't get any room. or any better neigh
borhood or any cheaper rent. do your .
or course not but what do you suppose bought tnat
nav naror suit for II IL wasn't to make good show on
the load moving iayp i Hartford Post
Referring to the Mugwumps The Macon Telegraph says:
The trouble with the deserters is that Is always
moro costly to feed after they have left their nag
than IN fight them when serving under t.
We do not know how looks TO others but m does log
O.. 90 that chopplng of the heads OF rev CLERKS anu
core or an of assistant district an selhs Oh
% ,"o coaches and coach horses, whie possibly may
shutting on OF needless expenditure Is Out very
IL narforInance by way OF saving Ine peopies
svben hundred millions year Is squandered In
The party that has not tile courage TO ourtail
onl cruel expenditure. can't get alongside OK
the neone by kicking out Few hepsss CLERKS OF seh3
Ine pr ar ak pairs OF coach horses and ali that sort OF
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