New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
mony against them" In the meanwhile the nasty"
crematoniss he calls them, are preparing 70 burs
eyerythng tnat Is brought TO them.
HIS IMPRESSION.


Dressed IN his best be went to the RINK,
Crbe lady sits at her lattice, aione) .
Causing tho hei irts OF each maid 70 slnk,
(Oh suIly dog that munches q boneg
Dashing about through the reckless tnrong.
Crhe oyster huns In tho drowsy stcw3
He sings 10 himself gsmbolier song
10 life the clam biddeth q fond adieuo
siam bound to make an Impression
The best laid plans OF men and mice
ION, WOO to him who believes beefD
Will come to nanght on the treacherous lsf' ico'
My hero fell FROM hrs high estate
fThc painters art, fair Nature marsh
Joined together were hat aud skate,
(Cond the heavens hold so many starsD
And think he made an impression
Tho new Pratt Library Of Baltimore appears to be nh
inv great popular want Thus far about 1000 books
dav are taken OUT recording the fact the local
apers proudly remark that Boston has never done
as we'll as that Evidently Baltimore is no slouch as
literary centre
sophron;s asks: Where and when did the phrases
"Ah there' and stay therer have tneir esi9nf ,o.
At Fort McHenpy, dear during the war Oh lolz.
When the stsrsands,ripes run up the enemy said
"Ah there ard the AnersaIs sS,a
and they did, "ADd thus DO ~ o'er' o'0-lDoS'on
Courier.
The Copenhayen crematorsts find 1t up hill work to
get croatory built in that city They have ssd 10 pay
% 900 for lot in one OF the suonrbs ." put on
nearly twice what the land worth. and have met
with oppostion from the nehsors who feared that the
orematory would be nuisance They have persisted,
however and gained their end The crematory the first
In any OF the scandinavian countries where tho eause
bas many adberents will be built 10 the near future
AN oPTIMIsT's LAY.
The buttercups that gemncd the vale
In summers golden hours are fed;
The wild red, the primrose pale,
The hyacinth-all, all are dead.
No more at morn In beauty's pride
Their tin ted pet ais they UNFOLD
And the breeze; they dropped and died
When chill winds swept across the wod
But why should we their loss deporc.
Why spend our time In vain regrets,
When organ grinders to our door .
Come daily with "Sweet ViolctsP
-lBoston Courier.
The steamer Elston which put in at Baltimore yes.
torday reported accompanying the Newersey schooner
Martha Brewer through a hard gale on the coast
Though badly knocked about according to the report.
the schooner was tight when the Elston left her."
While nothing was said of the cargo OF the Jersey
schooner IL is inferred she was loaded with rum
with hardly an exception the colored pastors stood
firmly by the ProhiOiouists But for them the liquor
men gond have prevailed. Gaine Carter, Turner aud
others were from the bogunng In the forefront OF the
light Many colored voters resisted large oners-some
iarger money than they ever expect to handle at
one tune Let all men and women who have cared for
the education OF the negro In the south know ths the
strongest Prohibition force among the c0ored ezens
came tom those had been taught IN the colleges for
colored people in Atlanta. Time and again since the
election, wei-inf0rmed gentlemen In Atlanta have said
TO me "These colege-taught men and women stood ~
This attitude magnificent ylndlcation or tho
efforts that being educate the negroes la tho
sOuth.-lDr. Atticus G. Haygood. In Independent