New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-07
TIL TILK or THE DAY.

Since the Introduction OF electric lights Bar Harbor
! tho number OF wedding engagements made there has
| perccptbly decreased
For time in twenty years" says news item.
the Common Council OF Coyingon Ny. does not IN
cudc u saloon keeper" Well, even kentucky saloon
Keeper should keep show OF responsibility
| town Herald.
Texas editor complains that his office mistaken for
free reading post Office debating cluo's hall.
etc He has had calls for hats groceries, coal oil
and matshes Men have brought In guns TO be menced.
and one cnterprsug youth lately sauntered IN with a
aapdatci pair boots and the inquiry Is dis lie shoe
| shopf
| II is said that thcre crippled Cinnamon in san
Francisco All such uniortunates sent back TO China
| by their countrymen.
The Soldiers Home Togus. Me-. unusually crowded
at present. Dull times In business arc driving many
veterans to seek its support.
-The summer am tellin about ole Jake Dimmins and
me went up Jersey together As railroad accommol Ia
tons DOR In them days ana money not very plenty
m1skeeters. Bs heavens yon oughtcr have seen en-
| Why [ remember In particular day which were
iogg' along through tho pines saw one aconn at me
| al fuli Tit lust Jumped behind tree. and blamed II
that mn keeter didn't drive his bill clean through tlat
tree I lust picked M a piece OF wood an cnched his
bI with II and left the yarlnut to die When we come
back that way artrr work done. we found the
Go sr a around him. e"ar place big enough
for Sgss%h9 ps'% a ,1T o %s' 's e hys chew ier
| tobacco. Burlington Enterprise.
Why doesn't Zulhkar Pass and settle this Afghan dis
putei
| Twould appear that the Puritan name Mayiower ont
| on the sea we'll on Land Boston Transcript.
They are holding dogs birthday parties IN Danbury.
Comm eur ious pracce, though not ont OF place in
| the dog-days
| The recent enormous floods of rain have made the
schuylki water in Philadelphia much purer than usual
aud people down there are afraid to use IT, II is such
novelty.
Stating rinks have pretty much passed out OF the
public eye. but good many Of their scandals still
unfragrant under tho public nose
Pass says tho Aneer. "Passw says tho Car
Pass. says says Salisbury. Dem fellrrs Is dryn'
foo mil inc" mutters bismarck "Dey mean dot
Zooifrar Bass and | yust Will bass mciseli aud led
oddcr fclcr make dot drump. Don euchre him. A"
-tfitisburg Chronicle.
In san Francisco drawn trial juror failed TO
appear and WAS pronounced 10 contempt of Next
day he came around and explained that he had been
under for cheating At faro The Judge accepted
the OK use and purgcd him OF contempt and he went Oh
auty in the panel.
Lad pencils and cgars Tor only three quarter
i Detroit Free Press.
baggage agents Maine railways now shake the
trunks and listen to hear IA suspicious gurgle."
The stump of n tree has been found on the farm Of
Mr. Curtis. In soitnbnry. In state OF perfect pcrifac
ton. piece OF the same In the possession OF Milkman
whitney. OF birmingham. about six Inches long by four
In diameter, weighs ten pounds large portion of the
body OF the rce also 10 have been petried, but
was broken IN and built into stone wall before its
actual character discovered. MIR. Curts's wall has
since been nearly destroyed by specimen hunters He
has offered tDcral sum OF money for the stump.
but as yot refuses part It, curious feature In
Whit oy specimen Is that whine the grain OF the wood
plainly yet there be several kinds
OF stone entering INTO its composition white and
flint Ike and Others dark ana shady, got all crossways
the grain susceptible of taking high polish one wo1li
suppose that the materials aud tic Surroundings belug
all alike the result would have been uniform In oharac
ter. 4 Ansonia Evening sentinel.
II 1t IL legal crime 10 conceal a case Of contagious
disease IN n dwelling house. how much Ia 1t yo-
OF international morals for Nation corspire to
conceal tho existence Of such plague Ia it, great
port tOwnsl