New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
TIE TALK or THE DAY.

"The World" yesterday morning contained 4 striking
Illustration of The Dcbarkation Of General Sheridan
| at NonauIt 1t represented the noble steamship
swatara lying alongside landing, and General sher-
lan being borne down the gangplank to an ambulance
| waiting on shore. As matter Of fact, tho swatara
anchored a mile from shore, and the General was
brought to land in a gig But such mistakes are
likely to occur when picture IS sent in hurry over
| the wires
Exrcnslvc Injuries -vlstor-How is the new baby
| getting on. ;D0phu5 ~,
'Dolphus-Ilc am gctn' Tong very fine Mr..
| Sniff VERY fire. but be expensive.
VisltcrEYcs fist babies generally arc. 'polphus
dresses. shoes and al tha sort Of thing you EHqw
paid de pa'son To- &c marryin' ceremony n FAMILY
costs money, Mi,tah smif-(Thc Epoch
After an expenditure OF thrce-quarers Of million
Of dollars for machinery and prospecting Egypt has
abandoned The search for petroleum.
Miss Malnchance-Ceorgc. you have asked of me
| the dearest treasure a woman has-her heart
Gcorlc dmpatiently)-Yes, Irene, relieve my agony
Mss Mainchance-You must give time.
| Gcorgc-Tmel How long, dealesti y day,
"' Nl.s saaciance Cswectly-Yo George only time
enough to look you up in BradstEccts-tIime.
six pairs OF twins have been born within six months
in the little hamlet Of North wales, Penn This puts
North Wales well up TO the front as twinproducing
town.
Miss Ada Newport (at Mrs Rushcr's receptlon)-
Oh, ny. Charlie; what a stampede for supper 1t
VIII g p1I ae% how Would BE- ana am prepared
Take, from his pockets napkin plate. two forks
! bottle Of champagne and makes spread on her
Ms Ms, Ada Yewport-oh, you dear thing Be my
-Ccrtelnly.-(Timc
| A Presbyterian minister in Philadelphia has been
compelled to put the following notice the door Of
his church: Members and others IN the
congregation Will please refrain from the
usc of rcd bandannas American flag
handkcrchlefs during service, the display Of
these emblcms is dstastcful to members Of the
church, and IS calculated to dcract from the tran
| Qulllly Of the dcyotions OF the day.
JULY.
The hens are scratching in garden beds
he huttcrty's seen in the meadows green;
| Folks banker for early fruits.
he youth IS wearing his last years straw;
The 3 Gns sf Clouds aG fly When the air dry,
And the waterlng-cartS are a blessing.
The sun looks down from the cloudless blue,
And stales with all his might; -
And the query Is't hot enough for your
- N'''N -'''' -(Boston Courier.
Tyler seems to be an unfortunate namo in the
Navy II IS only a short time since Secretary Whit
ncy promulgated sentence Of a court-maral sus-
! pending Lieutenant Hanson Il. Tyler from rank and
duty for year account OF drunkenness anu scan
| Galous conduct Tho Naval Examining Board lew
! days found Lieutenant !! II. lSlfI H'4"'iJ N'
qualified for promotion, but secretary Whitney has re-
| turned the record for revision.
More peaches will be shipped to baltimore this year
than before. do not mean by mat maj tneTY 5
| viii lie glut On the contrary the supply VIII
about equal The demand Heretofore 2Ise poIion
Of the crop has been shipped 10 Fhiaaclla anu ~
York and from those points SEM all over the country.
II will be very different thi, yesh however Inc
growers have 10 the conclusion that A. Is belcr
to take fair price for their fruit than TO let specu-
The road 9 and they get nothing at all Ialcs Early'
variety viii he coming In vcly soon, followed by iEe
small and inferior fruit and the demand viii be nom
na for them In zen Sn ae az 6 Sg g2 OF %ef the eap
varieties VII be- in he crop OF hiShet ,n e @o Q!
Susquchanna." Ciawlords' and wright Mystery"
all Eastern shore peaches, will come IN later IN INC
season with dozens Of other varieties Iha iriit
this season has cscapcd the June dfop"-lA fcach
| Grower in The Baltimore American
"Thcrc IS slight doubt says The Halifax Herald
| 8" but that wo Canadians viii have a large sympathy
with President Clcvelands candidature and 1t would
be unfortunate II any expression Of this sympathy
on our part should to embauass the Democratic
party in those States where the real contest centres
The Southern states have very friendly feelings
toward the Canadian provinces. but they already
strong I'm their adhesion to the Democratic party.
| The present contest will be close. The odds are
heavily IN favor Of the Republicans; but inasmuch
as we desire TO President Cleveland successful 1t
IS most certainly advisable that the Canadian press
should guard against embarrassing his party and pre-
Guiding his success by rendering his Administration
| inGiscriminatc ard fulsomc compliments
We learn from. our Democratic contemporaries that
| Zen Harrison. when bay, organized company OF
| CARS and later in life he advocated the hanging of
every wOikngman who refused 10 WORK twenty seven
capital offence And yci hundreds of thousands of
workngmcn viii for him in preference 10 Cleyc-
| industries of inropc and pay the American lahorcr
| the pauper wages Of Ensand.-(Noulstown Herald.