New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-28
The TALK or The DAY.

Tho movements Of Charles Stewart Parnell are
mysterious than have been reported. 1t
was cabled some time ago that he was in the South
of France with his aged mother. who only arrived in
Ireland from this country two months ago. and that
sister. Anna Parnel was also of the party. Since.
however. the return of his brother John Henry Par
nel to this country week ago. after his annual
visit to Ireland to collect the rents on his County
Armagh estate altogether different version OF the
mo ements of the IRISH leader has been given. 1t
averred that not alone do parnell's Parliamentary
ollowers not know where to find him. but even his
mother, his sister and his brother are also in the
dark 1t is said that Mrs. parneu who went to Ire
and with the Intention OF cOntding something Of i'm
lortance to "Charley," as she calls him, never saw
HIM and could get nobody to tell where she could see
lim so she is about again returning to New-York
with her mission unfufled
Mr. Cleveland can draw the line as well as some
other people. lie draws it at Stone
There is old saw which runs. ave seldom COM
plain of having eaten too little" Gentlemen who
lined out Thanksgiving day have the floor
Fitzpatrick when lieutenant colonel OF cavalry
net with "a deserved rebuke for his profanity. Gus
err was with him when he rode up to sergeant Of
uriously ordered him to attend to a certain matter
hat had been neglected. The man foldo his arms
we we "Do YOU hear me, you ~ said the lat
err "wRy DON'T you do as tell you ?" when /
rmy; "the articles OF war forbid you to address me
n the language you have used" Custer "snlckercd
chit out in meet n.y." and said In stage Whisper
Nv w. he's rot you XII" Colonel fitzpatrick saw
he point at once, and in very manly way changed
ia front and apol0gized Sergeant" said he. you
res sSA you as d" Then he gave his orders the
ulfl the command, and Fitzpatrick rose many degrees
n tho estimation Of his soldiers.-Philadeiphia
tecord
"The New-Orleans Pcayune" thinks IL Ia funny to
zee the meeting between u smart drummer and a
,otel clerk who wears diamond pin. The clerk
,nows the drummer does not own the earth. though
ia acts as II he did, and the drummer knows that
the clerk does the hotel, but neither OF them
viii give up and acknowledge that they do not
mount to much. collectively or separately.
DR. George f. Ellis president Of tho Massachusetts
Historical Society In his address before the New
York Historical Society, said that the continent dis
overed by Columbus should have been named after
he discovcrcr A. Eugene Lawrence had just beior,
old tho society that the right name of the man re
erred TO may have been Rlego and not Columbus
It might DO we'll to determine this point before gon;
On with the old fight of Columbia against America
The Democrats arc convinced that In politics a
IN travelling it Ia settled principle that you can
70 from NowY to the White House BY way 0
Gle, GLAND There Is an insurmountablo HUI In tn
ath.
prohibition Bibles" 1t Ia said, are having arg
,a'e In Atlanta Ca. They are described rs "a vor,
smart imitation OF q book which snclosos o bottle
very good whiskey. by touching spring ~ ono OH
the other opens, and the neck Of the bottle pops VI
scrcnely. They cost 81 each. man could Walk "