New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
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THE TALK or THE DAY.


7. o,connor Power. Member of Parliament for County
Mayo says that politics would be intolsrabe II but ior
it, amusemeuts. Lord Randolph Churchill probably
agrees with him Mr.. Gladstone and Sir Stafford NORTH
cote do not find politics mrthfu as the sportoving
Irish member does.
swtchman Schultz caught by the wheels OF loco
motive yesterday and was instantly h fe.,,a '-'-'
accident befell him last year.-ICologue uaLeIVe'
Tn, Brooklu Timesmade its appearance two weeksago
in new and handsome dress OF type. The Times Is
bright newsy aud welledted Republican paper, worthy
OF the city In which 1t published and we congratulate
It upon the evidence prosperity which maniteSts'
IT'S in June the maldens fancy
Lightly turns to PINK i SSoTtsps
Vanish like lovely dream
IT'S in June the maiden an
And she asks her trembling escort,
"Ain't that sign got up IN style Y
And the impeounious lover,
Az he feels the heat OF June,
Tries 10 turn the conversation
To the brightly shining moon
"swest" says he do you know WY that
Moon and are different
Luna has her silver quarters,
But haven't got a cent ,o.,o, n,.,,,o,
II docs not appear that the moderate OF Persian
opium In Persia itself is deleterious Opium eaters
tr~ are IL il true but they are Jew Opium smoking
almost Unknown aud opium when smoked Is, as RUE,
smoked by "a native doctors prescription Tue opium
niibox tiny box OF silver. is common in Persia as
HE snu1Lox was once with us OF forty among
The MINER aud middle classes IL. They take from
grain grain and hail. divided into TWO pills. one IN
the afternoon night Travellers. too, almost
invariably cit Troy Times
The Sunday stringently enforced IN the Sand
witch Islands that natives not wed to feed the
silkworns on Sunday. Consequently silkworm culture
has almost entirely died out.
eft has always seemed very curious thing 20 mo
said the lady at tho theatre. aud then sue paused
IL that always seemed such curious thing to you e.
Why that baldheadod men should care TO st 50 near
the liies."-IGood Cheer
The Mexican band which played at the New-Oreans
Exposition is to give concerts in the principal Amerl-
can cities.
What are honors, wealth, or fame,
The worlds warm praise or It's bitter blame,
The rest of peace, or wars turmoil,
To the who's suffering from q DOLL
Boston Courier.
The sun plausbIy explains that President Cleveands
departure from in dining with Secretary Bayhr
was to silence the reports OF personal disagreement be-
tween himself and Mr.. Bayard. But the real fact after
ALL may be that the President desired to ascertain al
dinner why the Delaware grapes he ordered on tho 4lh
OF March had turned out bitter instead of sweet
Equine hide" is new novelty in leather AS ONE
half ifs name indicates is commonevery-day morse
hide. II looks like cross bstweeL glove gram anu
congola "a Chicago dealer remarked last week 10 an
Eastern salesman It. also resembles od NE SS on now
expect "epzootic calf and "Dovne goat"-lshoe and
Leather Review.
The tickets sold to passengers over tho Marine Kali
for one continuous passage" There may be a little
humor intended In this ~ work Of tho road
is built in the water along the beach, but 1t would be
well for patrons bear IN mind that If they conclude TO
stop nj any point between the ermin they Will be COM
| PEELED to stick to the water route.
Our Impression is that the lowest. slowest most mt
| crate most unimpressble. most unimproVapie.
| n not Vicious population outside Of the
great cities found in the oldest wine districts IN the
state aud that tho OF tho product OF vineyards has
been the most active OF this condition OF the pop
| ulation.- San Francisco Pacific
The Administration is confronted with the task of find.
| ing out what's tho matter with Hanna. The happy
who to Minister Persia is accused OF
taking thousand dollars for getting ieow-czen APP
pointed postmaster at Cravfordsyle Is shat what's
| the matter with Hannnf"
| There's girl who. I've notion,
Would make any household glad
| Sec her beautiful devotion
TO her Old and homely dad
| Who can say what is the
| or this fond and dial fuss!
Why at this peculiar season
| should she treat the old man thusf
Though he's bald he's very thrifty
And venture now to guess
| That she's working him for hfty .
Dollars for q new spring dress .. pouh,sr
| Ills eye was black. his nose was rcd'
| when asked what made him look so sad,
| He said, " I've been "a paylh Dau:
| ,, s,a that the President spends "hours Mt a time
writing his autograph" How hardly press the cares Of
state on this great Executiye'
| "why are they called pyramids, pal" asked George,
| who was looking at picture OF those wonders OK
Egypt "They are called pyramids, my son." replied
his father without hesitatiDg "beoause see, they
appear amid the general desolation OF the desert"-
| boston Transcript
The people OF Boston and Philadelphia united on
at least point they think that there IL only
ropos OF culture in America. Bat when they come to
namc 1t they disagree. They each think that their own
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