New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
THE TALK Of THE DAY.

"sam Randall may be q traitor. but he still finds
favor In the sight OF the Pg-iron god 1t is with a
serene sme therefore, that he turns to tho Morrison
Free Traders aud asks "why do you heather rage and
your sore.eyed goddess imagine u vain thngi"
circumstance cited to prove that King Ludwig was
insane Is that desired to have tho Crown Prince OF
Germany put to death By slow torture There may be
some mistake this Perhaps 1t was Bismarck. and
In that event mental condition would Do moro OF
mystery than ever.
1t requires good deal of nerve to perform duty visits
Paris called at house where lie hal been DIN
lug days before. with his cardca'e IN his hand ne
asked the concierge, Are NJ. and Nine X. at home"
"Yes. SIR" 81 On. all right then Will call again.
London GLOBE.
"a very Interesting experiment IN emigration. which
owes its origin to Mr.. Arnold White" says The ST.
James's gazette. "is just being attempted Eighty
eingrants ali total absainers. are being sent out to
Kairsria Each tho number s to have 100 acres Of
land and other help and the little band has been
selected with the greatest care II one OF the most
beautiful and richly gifted portions OF South Africa be
any Of this enterprise, the prospects
OF the petition virtually assured. Karara Is be-
yond question favored spot in our vast South
African dependencies. II abounts in wood, grass and
water and eminenty adapted for the raising OF stock,
as well as for agriculture Fruits Of all kinds flourish III
its congenia! climate. The previous history OF aided
emigration to South Africa. brief though 1t is, au1urs
we'll for the OF the present scheme"
Governor David B. Hiis Presidential boom appears
10 hav, come 10 a dead halt IL marching along
rixht merriy until II brought up against Grover
lands marriage, which stood like u hlgh stone wall III
Its way. The only thing that save Brother Hill Is
to 10 and do likewise. The most potent facor In human
life, after ALL is u beautiful and accomplished wife,
tChIcago Newa
Sixteen years ago Asbury Park was not in existence
to day It 10 one largest summer resorts IN this
country besides being the permanent homo OF large
number OF people 1t has churches fine public
library two public halls, aud has assessed valuation
of 100000. But there Is ono speck In all this amber
OF success. A great many people still regard Asoury
Park as an uniwportant suburb OF Ocean Grove.
whereas any loyal Asbury Parkst stands ready to
that is just the other way.
Look what Missouri aud Kansa, have done for itera
"Charles Egbert CraddOck" T.. W. Howe, James NJ
Uosmer George H. PICARD, Henry King. Nathaniel
Holmes aud Denton J. snider to-day well known
in Boston and New-York as they are In 81 Louis
Eastern publishers are beginning to look To the wost-
and especially to Missourfor much that is new bright
fresh fiction, anu the coming American mover is
These are some the why st. Louis promises to
become distant day great book centre. ana &C
cvunts for fact that the publishers are hi
looking this direction for a new marxeI-loI LOUIS
Republican.
wealthy old bachelor Of st. Petersburg who has just
died has left q curious will In IL he gives all his prop
erty to his nephew provided he promises never to smoke
either cigar cigarette pipe and never TO pay cards
Moreover got married within SIX months OF the
proving OF the will. Three executors have been APP
pointed and In the heir refuses to comply with the
conditions they have tho right TO appropriate the
property aud divide it among their children Ihe hrst
two engagements already been entered Into by the
heir. though with unwilugness, but the thri pro'so
threatens to be insuperabe.
First Tramp-say, BILL everybody seems TO be- organ
iZlng Just now. Why oaD't we Organize 80 .
Second Tramp-weli, we're not laOorers we cant
form al OrganiI alton oi labor. 49, :,
First 1.-No, but we can form an organization OF
azness, ana boycott every Farmer VINO owns gun VI
Second T-lIow we boycott EN- !
First TBy Sealing their ohckchs anu roooihB 'ueii
orchards Boston Courier
Now that the summer exodus OF Transatlantic voy-
ayers has begun there comes a cry that gambling 10
done Ia the smokngroOms and In the state-rooms oi
tho steamers. 80 Is much liquor used Oh board
OF these vessels Drunkenness and gambling arc at all
n,e, TO bo denounced, but the who has glass of
WINE with his dinner plays whist aud criOOaSe Tor
penny points, which Is claimed 10 DO the extent oi tho
evil docs not make the ship a gambling he'll