New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-07

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nrcsdcd herself over the education Of her youni
daughters. Tho Princess Marguerite Is Just nineteen
THE TALK OF THE DAY
Tho latest thing is said to DO sunday-schooi Trss
the object of which is to prevent the children raans
In Sunday schools When sundsy-schooi 10 ABOUT u
give festival or excursion, 1t is we'll known thst
always increases very largely In membership Just b.
fore the event. The trust VIII uy W ns~' sn's WV
Of thing impossible
Ing Within he week and think bs s'y: :
emerged from his bath this morning.
you have, ehi What IS itl'
t and BEAUTIFUL asl fhVfps morning mo that &. light
world; that without him
Now look here madan b .S' M have no cS
Did Phoebus of history yell from II p m. 70 ms
the godofday business in the matter Of getting up.
and Pm not dividing honors. II you want mytho-
&Eaf Isr asked Mr Geens With
siderable aspeIfty. Aurora" brutally yelled Elisha
Then he left the house.-(Detroit Journal
This ago is not wholly given to hard naterialsn-
fashion authority says that embroidered trousers
will be worn this winter.
Major stofah-Can you sell me . blue neckts to
Clerk polltely.yery sorry, sir y. ar: jus. gu. q
blues, but can sell you beautiful RED one to match
your nose.-(Washlngton Post.
Within q radius Of forty miles Of Rochester there
are more than 1900 fruit evaporation These svapo-
raors give employment during tho autumn and wntea
to about 5000 hands, whose wages average from u
to $40 a week. Last season the production OF these
evaporators was about 80, 100000 pounds, worth 81
first cost about 81, o00o oo Tho principal consuming
countries abroad are Germany, England, Belgium,
Holland and France, in which The now product has
entirely displaced the oldfashioned sundried fruis
West Africa and Australia are also beginning TO cau
for evaporated fruit
In Society CIrces.-Lady-John, show this gentle
man the door. nm.
Ington Post.
The misfortune that has to Florida has stimu-
lated large number Of towns In other Southern states
to boom themselves ideal winter resorts, In tho
hope Of capturing some Yankee dollars.
You don't know, Jehones,' said his editorial yis-
tor what the temptations are that assatl the poii-
cal Journalist Publishing your modest little society
paper as you DO you have to deal with cGnsn
assailed. No attempt is made to buy you openly.
You my friend have never been apPachSa 0y any
of your paper outright for $500 or $1,000, or some
Never" replied Jchones. with wistful, ycsrnins
lOok-tChcago Tribune
Fify-fve miles hour is considered . pretty good
practicable speed for railway trains The Tribune
newsp paper train, however, averaged . milo minute
several years ago, and rolled 146 miles In 13o
minutes.
The latest instance of economy is that Of Boston
Mane woods He sad that he was " Singer and
could save expense by using the compass Of his voice.
Huntington Free Press
"The Philadelphia Record tells the following story
about little George Every night his good mother sits
by his bedside and endeavors to his questions
One night there were more than usual, and she said
snow, George, you must 90 to sleep; III not
answer any more questions"
mamma, just one more"
"Not one,' she replied.
"Only one more, mamma, ploaser
"Well, what Is IL, Georgiel'
mamma, II Satan bad, who rocked hio
cradle when he was a babyl"
The mother has not been able to answer that Quss-
ton yet.
Kansas schoolteacher. in applying for position.
rejected because she couldn't answer in i've MIN
cent on si7 200 600 for ninety seven daysT The
disappointed teacher said sho never expected to have
that much money out at six per cent interest, so she
didn't think 1t was worth while worrying her head
about it.-(Norrstown Herald
Boston people claim that the algonquin Club. Of
that city, has the most splendid club building IL the
United States.
There appeared last week in the obituary columns
teen persons, nine men and seven women, who had
lived to or beyond The advanced ago OF eighty years.
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slsG,yoae AS!shs@ tarisf, Jane Marin: csihsrn;
Martin eighty Captain John Guise, eighty Ave;
.n ian Ssn E
geiman. eighty nne;' Sarah Davis, ninety-eight
| philadelphia Ledger.
Boston liked HadIng after She made the following
remark, which was duly published: "Do you know
1t seems to me since have been In Boston a NJ
were in Paris again. The audiences hero are 10 IN,
eiigent they understand our language 90 well and
are SO apprecative that It seems as though I wen
playing to my own countrymen.' When she appear
IN Boston In March, IT is expected that the Atheniss
Will step on each other In their frantic efforts b \
her Clever woman, that Hading.
oDE'To AN ELECTRIC LI0HE
Twinkle, twinkle, little Arc,
| slckiy, blue uncertain sparki
| Up above my head you swing
| ogy' strange, expensive hine
When across the foggy air
Streams the nghtnlngss purple giazsS
Does the traveller IN the dark
Bless your radiance little Arcf
When you fade with modest blush
| Scarce more bright than farthing rush,
| Mould no know which way 10 20
| AZ you always iwlnMedsol
Cold, unloving, binding star,
i've no notion what You are
| How your wondrous system. worAx.
| VINO controls Its jumps and jcrk&
Yours a iustre like tho dayl
| CHASTITY, green, lnconstant raye
All the world Is black or blue.
Though your light perchance surpNs
Homcly oil or vulgar gas,
| STU ii coSc with this remark,
| detest you little Arc
| list. James's Gazette
| Bronson Howard wanted TO call his new military
melodrama, "'61-'65; !" but as this title already
copyrighted for another price, he settled "shenAn-
doah.'
Duluth, tho starlit city OF amphibious commerce,
In winter a smile Ice, and all the year round an
| agate among the rocks pos sessed even OF the
bones and sinews and arteries of mighty city--the
pride OF the West and the apple OF every eye-shan
| and luxury that wealth give. She sits to-day
at the feet Of her own possibilities while the passing
| stars sing together Of her coming gory.-Dulua
(Nlnn) Paragrapher