New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The Minneapolis Tribune prints picture OF Genera
Boulan.er lables 1t the Due a Aumale." As tho
Miute OF War is 10 the prime OF life and looks
OF foty while tho killed prince is in hi, sixty
filth year and eneeOl-d By life OF military service and
scholarly labors, their pictures do not mix very wcll
They we're telling OF miraculous cures aud Fogc
naturally felt called upon To contribute. said no.
- There is man LYING in our town who nad been h nd
avail Finally. In d~sprraton he went to scientist
9an %ss he fG%d se as Ts *
Hr4 smith who declared she didn't believe seword Of
u.-l Boson Transcript
The present strength of Germanys standing army is
100000 men. rank and file; hat OF France is about
100000. By tue law Of general servceGermany trains
and rrtres about 100000 men year. and France
about 10000. OF cavalry Germany has SO regiments,
umberug about 81 600 men, aud France 20 reeimens.
with total OF 900 Germsny's whole active
army including the reserve would foot $4,000.
which the Landyehr aud one-year volt nteers wound
increase to 100000 Another million could be got
from the LandstruD and veteran volunteers, aud her
total possible strength, declared TODAY, would
br 3.350.000. The French claim TO have 100000
already trained available for service 1000 600
liable by law. Frances artillery Is said be in
much better share than Gerwanys both the num-
Ter and condition Of her guns.
Western Democrat thinks that the Democrats Of
this city made Dig mistake In nomu ating Mayors
nan with no liver
Zach sunny morn behind my chair she stands.
A neap OF empty nlsnes IN nor DandS
Anu doth to earth my fOndest yearnings dash
By murmuring " Observation-Disclosures"
At noon again behind me doth she halt
And with her dimpled finger smooth the sat
All, how hate to hear that awful squawk,
"Ciamcho Observation-Disclosures
And then, when dewy eve once more has come.
" Mikado" airs around he ioth she hun.
Until her dreary voice my tired ereets,
4" Nothlgt"nigh tbut Just codmeafs"
-[New-Haven News
The Hon. Tim Csmposll the last nan 10 use ths
phrase No and the President" In that simple but
pregnant phrase TIN" thinks he includes the wholo
Democratic party.
New Haven intau, two months OLD weighs only
u"alihy and OF fine yoel equipment. Her height Is
t.irtreD inches wrist OF an inch In
circum e. back Of Ter head measures Que inch
acIcss. amt her foot ia an inch anu quarter loag.
she young woman IN Washington for she season,
and very fond Of Dsrralng her speak
iuH OF her powers over men.
Hr was bachelor with heart OF etcne and q cheek
of cast iron.
They were talking OF love and matrmony an cognate
subjects
i've been engaged six weeks, Mr. X' abe said. with
candor in view Of the that tin
bad appeared ia the society news THO next day
after the oposal.
All a. he SAIL. with rosebud smile vrea,hed around
an Interrogation point. " How charming"
Drightiai, NJ H. .he continued rsdiantly. "He
was 81 friend OF our family ant he persis-
tent How long do you think kept tee poor. dear
fellow waiting for his answerr and she gigged real
swell gigge.
"Um-um-." he cogitated, rs II calculating an eoul.
ION of time betweea sun al and Waterbury watch
tm-~eii. should say about minute ana half, ps,
There abrupt termn alton the con versa,iop
aud the brute wasl alone In the acov where they
lad been talkinx-l Washington Critic