New-York tribune., 1886-02-22
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Poasby this talk about the transfer OF the Broadvav
Surface road TO q Pennsylvania syndicate arises from
the undoubted the line has been In the hands
Quakers for several weeks.
De Kacgs-Newspapers! I'm sick OF them! Full %
II Dusenbnry~You are too severe.
"Am n Listen to me- | had private party at my
IsI Tired mentioned to reporter thar guests
dozen prominent army and nayy oHSers Two judges
professor and famous traveller Da'o tno reporter
their names, you UNDERSTAND
"Wei. what did the paper doi Come ont with an ac-
crpate account OF the affair! on tell you the tyranny
of the press is awful!'-lPhiladelphia Call
Salvation Temple Toronto. the headquarters OF
the Salvation Army n Canada. is probably one OF the
most perfectly equipped places for religious meetings
aud worship In Canada. The auditorium VIII seat 2ooo
people and there is bad seat in the house IL 10
arranged in accordance with The plans OF Booth
It will be ready for occupancy in short time.
It's remarked of Mrs Langtrys accent that it some-
times wobbles uncertainty between the prevailing usage
Of East London aud that Of the United States
Western novelist is reported TO be writing novel
entitled The Bacillus or the unseen Monster" This
opens field OF usgestion to writers VINO "ahtto
get away from the commonplace. Let Them put anma-
cua and such things in nction they wouldn't be any
smaller than some the characters that now appear In
various current novels.
German writer saws: Humor f. the endemonoo-
gical Pessmisn which includes within itself the tee0-
logical evolutionary optimism. which may cause truly
that Is TO say roas;Icradcal and universsI
Reconc lIaton TO appear possible" We have often
noticed that but never prrmt any OF that sort oi
stun to paraiyze our paragraphs, II We can hoiP w."
INOrristown Herald.
CAPTAIN Boycott, the irish land agent to the Earl
Erne and whose tight with his enautry at the opening
Of the in 1879 gave rise to the word boycott
which has since been extensively adopted In TINS
country well in Ireland has been appointed agent
OF Lord Wavsneys estates IN Suffolk. How the English
noafva nam "A
in Ireland set agoing practice that has turned their
Government upside down remains to be seen.
Parnel's party numbers So. and this Is the year '66
so IL the coincidence any thing shall Home
Rule this year.
When you hear man bOastng continually about his
you make up ur mind that ne does not
take much pride IN his sdescendaDts-i Ne" haFeh News
good story is now going around Irish circles IN
the House of Commons. 4" Joe Biggar the member for
Cavan and the famous author Of "ObstrucuOn' was
mulcted IN s40O damages few years ago for having
failed to marry Miss Fanny Ayand, young Irish girl,
resident in Paris Mr. Bggar Is rich and the fine aid not
weigh upon him. A month ago an arstocratic Engish
member him saying he had thought over the yer-
since and had come to the conclusion 1t was
outrageousy unjust "As earnest OF this inclose
you q check for a40O" he concluded. Joe " wrote
back a letter. Glad to ind tnat Engshman SYM
path.zed a wronged Irishlnan." When he went to
get the check cashed there no money to meet It
Not one OF the go 900 Hebrews NcwYork City the
keeper of liquor saloon Tho prophetic denunclatlon
of him tnat Iyeth lInDor driuk that puttest thy
bottle DaKest him drunken ALSO 10 law %
Jew Springfield Union
7oc TOPICS doesn't appear be that Lord Ayles
ford really died few months his Texas ranch
and calls attention tue fact that his life was insured
for more than million dollars. There is no absolute
certainty" it says that Lord AylesfOrd, having cus
adrtt from ola associations. leaving the mlseries OF
social ostracism behind him, is not at this moment EN-
Toying life California perhaps in Ausiraawhile his
brother is clearing up his affairs on Texas ranch"
At wallacks Monday evening party OF half
a dozen were enjoying themselves IN the ntth row
OF the orchestra when tesIy 0ld gentleman oelind
them touched the merres male member on tne shOu4der
Young man. You here to talk or to listen to
"Wny to talk Of course" the unblCshing reply.
Aud he kept ON dong H. The protestant was 80 't1pe
I did not come back. - Town Topics.
The young women OF a Montana town are going wild
over playing on the jewsharp
The Neto- York Erenng Post actually pm shed ed-
torIal les, than column IN length few days ago. Un-
der the the average cZcn should keep his
eyes open. The country must be in critical condition
Galveston News
A gentleman writing from Yokohama says: "The
Japanese have acquired such passion for being
tatooed law has been passed orblddiue the mark.
ing Of natives The law does not apply TO foreigners e
is quite the thing be tatooed aud elaborate do
signs are traced many travellers as an indelble
"reminiscences OF their soourn in the East The OF
the Prince OF Wales when here few years ago, were
tat ooed and yer Russian dukes aud sprlgs OF no
bity have undergone the process. The son OF Long
fellow recently submitted to very elaborate TATTOO
decoration for than three months was in the
hands OF atoo-r who did amount OF work on him
during this time thatls usually spread over period Of
three four years. This caused OF course severe
shock which be only able to withstand bY
application Of hypOdermic injections OF morphine"
The "wOman's Anthrop)logical Society" is organ
ZatiOn at Washington Composed OF women whose object
IL the study OF man. It Is an easy lesson for most
women who do not find It necessary TO organize, but
engage a private tutor Waterbury American.