New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
TBE IdLA OL 4 M D4Y.

Many of the Democratic newspapers are ascribng
the Republican ea,ns n the recent election " inc
apathy OF Lemocraus VINO were dissatisfied with the
National Administration Vas the failure OF the
iIesluent " voOe que 10 tho cause
Little Craces mother III. and Grace was very
was gwen heI i.othors ana her advioe was a'hed
what a Serious taAk lie subject Will 40
lhe LtLIe aCcOrlII-y brought IN to her
"h.cn she had been guI.tS. ehded'o rhg " Pot INC
case Ill sDch way do ~ mplcss lne chiIl "eetlS !.
me enOrC que eAAausliL- but me mother ieIt
convinced, iTUm tue cDhu'h earnest allenuOn, thdt
ues,rcd enect lad been produced .,
tired"
The little girl fingered
~ hat moe do ou want" asked her mother,
Aisslng the suppOseu lutte lenitent gently.
"NOtnIng, MAMMA sue Ieplieu, sweety. "onIy-
don't YOU tnk could tell that LICE story over
again "-(halpers bazar.
one Of the vestIymen OF st. AIMS on the Heights.
Drooklyn says that prominent members OF tho
made ivOls OF themselves because they were
4isincIned to wear swallow taIlS" at the reception
~ Or. Asop. A Swallow taIi' is haIuly essential
70 enable to keep the len Commandments
Yes said the landlady. "the new bOarder sings
beautifully"
"OHIy an occasional game Of hre"-CBOston
Courier.
The Supreme Court OF Arkansas has decided that a
second Adventist must observe sunday, even though
ne also observe saturday Sunday. This makes
Arkansas more rsid in this respect than Massachu-
eetts, which allows any one within its borders to
perform secular business on sunday that Will disturb
no one else, provided he observes saturday sun
Jay, conscenousy believing it to be the proper day
vi rest.
A Pathetic Incident.-Colored Citizen-Talk about
de freeaom OBJ deese Merican III stootlons: dey
wouldn't low vote at all
Omaha Man-But. sam, you hadn't been here long
can't help dat. L ieel mighty bad bout 1t jos
same"
but you knew none Of the candidates What
"Din renee zone had 10 give de statesman his
dOlan back sah."-,Omana Word
The DrookIy II woman who found Man Under the Bed
Will live in history. She has vindcated the useful
ness of that nocturnal peep which been universal
though until fute-eyer Mrs. Noah prodded
at supposttous stowaway under her bunk In the
Ark.
Auctoneer-Next, ladies and gentlemen. offer to
you this beautiful oil painting win frame. No extra
char,e Is maele ioI the frame A complete work OF
art worth S5O-SDU-S1OO according to the taste and
nberdnty OF the purchaser. me poor artist and his
lanlly are starving l offered only al 80. Goingl
tins poor artist starve Only ono dollar and hafl
Sympathetic stranser-One seventy five.
triumphant AuctOnecr-OOne! us yours, ST.
Chicago Rambler.
work ard Wages" is the name of a monthly
Journal Just started In Holyoke, Mass, by Mr.. Clark
w. Bryan, Well known the publisher OF The
Paper World and Good Housekeeping" The OBJ
ect OF the journal is the promotion Of better re-
latIons between labor and capital. 1he first number
presents a most excellent typographical appearance,
and among other things contains article by Ed
ward Atkinson, "HOw DO We All Get a Living I"
THE Struggle For Life," by George Z. Mcneil. de-
scrbes the social economic conditions into which
worAingmen are born. Dangers TO Organization
a thoughtful article by George X. Holmes Tho
editorial articles of "Work and Wages" wise and
timely. Altogether. it Is q thoroughly good paper
lor both capitalists and workingmen to read.
Ex-senator Barney Arutzen, of Quincy, tells a
story which he says he has told before, but which, he
INSISTS, II Was the first time he told IL.
Down in tittsIed. ILL.,, a good many years ago, as
the story runs, scott Nike was. usual, candidate
Tor congress anu had, also usual "a great deal of
opposition. Mnen the campaign vas at It's warnest
tlayeLing eXhOrter along anu opened meetings
in the Court House yard. One afternoon the OK
warming to his work, raised himself TO his upoes and
shouted:
Who is he What is he iell me his name I"
At Just this time one of the county officers, who
was in an upper room of the Court House and who
Wike passing the other side of the street and
stepged 70 w, The open Go, whey calling;
"Scott Wike !" said the eAhorer. continuing his dis
course; who is he that faith cannot save hunt All,
my brother. you are mstaken No mater how low
scott ihe may be. matter how sinful no Is, tell
you, and tell him. faith Will save him"
u. ~ u'u III hoets s-Chi9ro News A' ""'
The way in which Mr.. Carlisle finally got there
leads to the conclusion that there skin his teeth.
"Ihe Christian Union" thinks that "two or three
competent women of LEISURE means and courage"
would do good work in tho Board Of Health No
doubt; but before this could he brought about 1T
would DO necessary to enlarge tho BOam.