New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
too much and trying to have more than their sAass>
enjoyment. ---
THE TALK OF THE DAY.


The maid expects
Her beau tonight,
And hlls the stove
With anthracite,
Because the air
is raw anu uainp'
-[Boston Courier
The Haraiian gazette denounces Chinese immigration
Into tho Sand Islands 1t says that the natives
have only lust reached higher civilization than pol the
national DISH and the Cinnamon come into the Islands
all that has been gained will be lost The Chinese are
already beginning control many departments OF trade
in the islands.
An association has been formed in Wisconsin to abo-
isb the office Of President OF tho United states The
reason is obvious II the Presidents Message had been
oy hng the One IF the Office is not abolished
the annual Message should be- Norristown Herald
THE RHYMsTER.
He's late to bed
And up betmes
Who earns mis- bread
by writing rhyme2
And small returns
Reward his toll,
The man who burns
The it midnight nsd,I oil
Some night. no doubs
The midnight toll
VIII burn him out
Boston Courier
The Yale Literary Magazine, one OF the Oldest OF COZ
oge publications. will celebrate its semi'centehhai IN
February next by special issue. to contain articles py
graduates of the college who have made names In liz
erature
He kneels where they lie at rest-
With grief he Is nearly Wild
The mother with babe on ner pIeasI
His wife and his only cnlId.
Ono year-down the church aisle he passes,
His heart by another beguiei
While the dead mother under the grasses
Clasps closer her lnOuderlng cnllu'
Nellie F. O'Neil In Boston Courier.
o,r wife and babies have returned from New-lork
onG now we viii dispense with pins and strings and
lave our buttons sewed on.-lBracken tkyl Bulletin
The tour which the Yale Gec Club is to take during
,be Christmas vacation includes Chicago, st. Louis Mil
waukee and Cincinnati.
rxuberant Aunt-what a hearty active little fellow
FRED isi IN yet him present for Christmas over which
hell be Jolly Pm sure 10. r,,,,,ro dor,, %,
Anxious Motner-fOr goodness sake LIuIIa' Uoh : e0'
him tool chest -lPhadelphia Can.
The north wind doth blow
And we shall have snow,
And what will the titwllIow do.
Poor thing
He will sit on post
And his and his toes VIII turn blue,
Evansville Argus
Arrenchman intends to make fortune by using tAs
that floats Seine tor the manutacture
OF SUD Il is to be hoped that he will make enough 10
allow French landlords to put some in their hotels
1t Is rumored in literary circles that the publishers OK
"Euglsh as she is spoke" were so Impressed with me
Erepiug POSTS headline, DisArming the Whee-iorses
that they think inviting It's editors to prepare sup
PIGMENT for that work.
CONFIRMATION.
There are smiles in the morning aud tears at night
The wide world over; ,
There are hopes IN the morning and prayers at ngA.
For many rover
There are tears unwept and songs unsuns.
Aud human anguish Keen,
And hopes and fears and smiles aud tears
! Bat the blessings fall between!
-[Louls Andrews IN Indianapolis Herald
Colonel Ingeroll is reported TO have come to this city
partly IN order engage In stock speculation Have
YOU made anything yet I" friend asked him the other
day.
." I've neither made nor lost" he replied, put thhk
! of tie fun I've had"
THAT is to say" remarked the other. you've Missed
both the heaven OF winning and the hades Of losing
you're simply ID a very mid purgatOry that amuses you
but Just you wait until you drop into something nos
| and bOttomiess."
The ma, hers OF the front the willing butts OF
Jest and topical and are proud OF the distinction OF
rldicule. Nor the girls privately considerate OF
observe the rysJs. heard chOriser say to one fellow.
as she took the arm OF another "Mha-a-att DO you
1"r and beer NOW don't Ike that sort OF fare. eat
Dlds with wines and drink out OF bottles that ne.
| Seri Good night. johnny. Tome along All New
| York Correspondent Buffalo Express
The faith cure humbug is rampant In Sweden. Afelow
/ named Boltzln is Its prophet. The Stockholm police
were compelled recently to interfere to prevent the
overcrowding OF his Hotel Zion" In Narrkoepins a
hote-keeper advertised rooms whore one might be
/ u
/ cure with board.
Is there really as much need for educating the musical
taste the some people appear 10 suppose
From advertisement that CHANGED 10 see IN pOpu-
lar weekly journal last sunday shOuld say that II was
catholic As IL could be- noticed sde
recommended 10 tie public the following SONGS:
he kissed me-" As pants the Hart, Bad Boys
Diary" boys best friend IL his mother, Hungry
Army Gloria from Twelfth Mass, Madcn's Prayer.
1 want to meet good young man. They Ike IT,,
Washers Ianent"- II there room for Mary" aud
duty bearing the mystic tlto or Peek-hOO' Surely
h"rc variety initiate enough here IN all conscience -
London llfe.
ON an Informal ballot taken by the senior class AT Dart
mouth College for their orator the vote
was rs Cows J. e. Blaine, Is ID. f. Butler, ), ald
j. r. Lowell, 8.
Great authors scholars not for the most part
bred IN cities. They drawn there after they nave
reached degree OF maturity Boston Is SIN Tue
OF honoured authors poets and philosophers
what noticeable lust now Is that NcwlOrs + dtdMlHg
all parts OF the country. Tho barren city who"y
York OF to-day. Literary men aud scholars conErcgae
before there such facilities Tor
good work Trade Will always he the one oyershadOwlnS
influence IN London. But such city always
affords I'm the long the best patronage for art AMI
literature. Opulent men. whose Eas have been m ado
IN trade, buy PICTURES brOnzcs and sculptures. some
part OF wealth of the city to the establish
mrnt libraries aud art galleries. Guilds OF scholars
and W riters are foundcd-i>au Francisco Bulletin.
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