New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
THE IALK OF THE DAY.

The great question OF dogs In summer hotels will soon
come up again. and there vague rumors that the
andog party will be reinforced By several large hotels
which have hitherto allowed dogs
"How is it." said man to an acquain lance yesterday
IN West end gambling club where the play runs rather
high that in spite Of tremendous run of bad luck
y"T n o how about your
onesT "Oh." was the reply, 81 lot them nature
London Globe
In the opinion Of The Hotel Mail, "there too
many snobs present officiating clerks Ia the offices
Of nrsclass hotels-too many terae youths notorious
ncompetenoy and vulgar taste In Dress Those per-
vaueless to their employers and OF little SER
vice TO patrons Of the They to take especial
pains rude and discourteous and pride themselves
upon annoying their betters in every possible way"
"Now my darling" said no. ct would ask you to have
tonight but since the Re have disappeared
from the months oysters are not good In iact. tns
.. say sy ars @ "0uo
Certainly not dear John, but there Is Ice cream you
know"
Tm aware of it. but they say that arsenic goes into
the manufacture Of Ice cream" u j., ..,,u. haitian
IAN the better. dear john There Is nothing better
for the complexion than arsenic"
Never mind. John, I'm willing to risk it."
" But II you should die. darlngi"
You viii take plate also and we will die together"
Then John forced to confess that he had only III
In his pocket and the engagement was at an
end
zon.-l Boston Courier.
The Spanish Minister OF Marine wants to build naval
ornaments that will cost about $60,0o0O00. He OK
poets got this money from the sale or tile forests
which Senior Camacho Is preparing to propose In the
autumn session Of the Cortes Most Of the new vessels
to be bnilt In England.
At the time OF President Tyler's marriage an order
came from Washington TO John Lormer Graham, then
the postmaster OF NewYork. to purchase as wedding
gift OF diamonds to cost not exceeding $500 Post
master Graham purchased the gift OF Ball, Tompkins
& Black and it consisted OF cluster diamond brooch
and earrings to with single strand Of pearls for
the neck and cluster diamond pendant.
Strikers and boycoters here and there finding ont
that United States Constitution provides that people
live IN this country shall MUD their own business
the Revised statutes OF the United person
ycted OF conspiracy to deprive any oJIen Oh Tue eo
Constiuton MI ia liable to fine or $1,000 and mprlsen.
ment for not more than ten years-lSprngheld Union.
That eminenty conservative paper, The Boston Tran
script will hereafter to its readers cut aud pasted
The exchange editors OF the country will be thankful
Pennibs-I sent some manuscripts to The Century
Maqazine and they accepted four years ago but
don't know what to do about IT, 1t seems as II they
never would be published. $780,,
scribbeT tell you how you can got them to publish
your stuff next month.
Pennibs-Well what shall dol
-[Chcago Rambler.
Some business men OF Omaha who wanted to engage
Sam Jones Of his REVEALING IN that city In
order TO trade got discouraged when they found
that It was gong to cost lot OF money and con
cluded to advertise regularly In the newspapers. In
speaking Of the matter The Repmoca. OF Omaha, says
The Republican, does believe that the people OF
Omaha will to pay great price for worse than
questionable wares. We booming pretty fast
here but 1t be hoped that so-caed business con-
sderations will lead us to forget that there such
a thing sacrege."
Kentucky paper is publishing a serial story by
a native author. entitled. 1.-THE Wd-Land Trader.
or the Mystery OF the Rattesnake still House;
Moonshne Story of the Kentucky Mountains" II a
ud name popularizs story, this one ought to be
tremendous go.
journalism is taking squirt in Italy. In Naples there
is regular spaper reading craze, and even the beg
CARS gather around fortunate possesso OF daily
paper reads aloud in the street Bat tho people
soon get tired Of paper and clamor for new
ore. The consequence Is that almost every day some
paper and another takes its place One OF the most
certain ways of killing newspaper in Italy. by the way
is to ill it with news What they want is good local lies
and blood curdling sensations.
The Maine people had more reason to be pleased
with the Pine Tree state than in this June OF 1885, Inc
season has tickled Commonwealth under the ribs
and she laughs aloud. The spring early and came
to STAY The prOphesier OF frost 10 Kill fruit blossoms
has been forced hide his diminished head, and the
rou,h predcer has had to smoke his Pipe under cover
Hay now promises fair crop an small fruits Will be
Despite the big crop or last year. trees
booWed profu>ely this spring and plenty or apple sauce
will again rejoice the heart OF the Yankee next winter
While pershing for tho lack or water
in Texas our pastures fresh the cyclones
and hail that bring death and pecuniary
loss other parts Of the country havo never f0ulu
they way down east Lewiston Journal