New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
THE Talk OF THE DAY.


school, has made an ecning Of the famous Yale fence,
which was torn down last summer TO make room for
the new memorial building az Chapel and College sts
now half completed. The etching takes in tho fence
from Lawrence Han &c South with the campus and the
old Brick Row A limited number Of copies have been
made Japan and India paper and parchment WIN
each copy Is sent crosssecton Of the fence ftset
aud the homey piece of wood perhaps of more vahe
az memorial in the eyes of Yale men. than no
etching itself, admirably executed as this Is.
1t Was Lackng.--A woman in the waiting.roon Of
the Thirdst depot the other day had great del OK
or eight-and man who sat near her stood It as long
as possible, and then oberved:
Madam, that boy of yours needs tho strong hand
yes know IT, she replied but b. cart =, have .s.
and i've done my best to get another man ard failed
He can't have what can't get'-tDetroit Free Press
In graveyard In Griffin. Ca. are ten graves in one
plot containing the bodies Of the Eve wives ana tho
Eve children Of citizen Of the town. TIE slabs arc
so arranged that the first is that over ths first vie
then comes that the first little child's grave.
Then the wife and the second child follow Tho
whole series, therefore, reads as follows:
~My vito Mary. aged twenty-hvea
Little Simeon
aMy wife Jane. aged thirtyons.'
Little Georgia.
sMy wife Anna. aged twcnty.
:" Little Birdie"
aMy wife Maria, aged tweDty-eshts
I" Little Ruth.'
sMy wife Betsy. aged thirty.'
Little Hope!'
Dr. satterlee will find the work less laborious, no
doubt for the conscientious horoughness and earnest
with which the late bishop served err. the
ness and eancstness and the love and condolences they
nspssd the ] Of episcopal s.S S no Ssr
fortune than that he may prove worthy and 70: 20
church, but by all who knew him-tDeroit Free Prss-
Edwards II. GoT. formerly publisher Of The Daily
Graphic,' Is about to start new trade journal de-
voted to the interests Of American manufacturers ana
particularly to the development of our foreign trade
relations with Central and South America. Nov that
our trade and other relations with foreign powers are
attracting than usual public attention, and our
manufacturers becoming aroused to the Importance
OF cultivating increased foreign trade, thso Is ap-
parently good field for such an entorprs
The Boulanger's Mako Up:-General Dulanser-I
have changed my mind about getting divorce rom
Mrs. Boulanger-And whyi
az hear that person named Napoleon got dlyorced
I nS I'S do not wish TO follow the siampe Of 50
unImportant an individual.--tNew- Yort Weekly.
SAYS writer in The Advance ofChicago: Tho
ministers of NewYork to be, on the whole,
obscure. have on many occasions assed "ei|inornea
pecple, 'Csn you give me the names of dozen New
York clergymen7' l have sometimes set the number
AZ en but never that recall lave been able to
ind a person In Chicago elsewhere who could name
20 me at once ten NewYork clergynen And yet In this
city of New-York are know not bow many churches
It may seem unkind to quots che remark Not 70
have known them argues thyssh unknown but IL
appropriate.
A Bad Blow for Baseball-"I hear Moike' OBJ
serSed Mp McCuacharty, "that the Pope Is afther
writin letter shuttin down on the National "a
as that so 2" responded Mr.. Finegan hope.
thin .hat hn won't put stop 10 the Association. or
there won's be no baseball In the country worm
spakn' av'-(Drake's Magazine
Violet mucheons arc tie thing in tho upper circles
Of 81. Louis Every thing is violet except the checks
Of tho youne ladies, which are rosy' ana pa'efiamnAs
who pays the bills he is blue.
The Etiquette OF courtng.-slimson-- How late do
you usually stay when you 90 eo9rtns Peterpy ,,.
that depends ,S On now S ae o. Sd bs as
| ing came down at III 80, and concluded 70 move
on But some nights her pa tslis asleep ana nsn
stay urtil the gas meue Desihs W orop
| lington Free Press
| Professor Graham Bell says that deaf mutes arc
increasing at faster than the general popuiauon.
This Is possibly due to the noises of modern eivteo
| life.
Prize Joke Contests Newspsperh dr eaOes
Public taste seems to demand hunor DuL nun9r vor
| high Can't you think up some eheap way "a se'''Hs
edifor OF The Bansown Dugles notced that ,r %y
horses taste demanded Contest cas pI IN The
80 ssar~ sar; Subscription for the best bnshel o.
ureu VIII the farmers pitched In to get THAI SUP
S Ssrnt,sn and when made the award had my bin
y sea You think Of getting up great pr .ss
joso ~ No nsice OF one. Glorious Go ahead. a.
so1oDs %s YOU got your TN o
| oatsg - ...,,sa,,nv,vo. ,,,s fujl Of chest
| nuts -tphiadslphia hecofc'
!, "a against the law 10 Mexico for any one % resa
newspaper aloud: but one cares ior tna'' a.
saw reaple want TO read them anyhow. You can
oar more news In Mexico by sitting Gown nan az
hour al popular cafe than you could get oy fea''s
a Mexican paper for a month.
new and successful humorous reader IS , d%v III
nan named Night Whistler. ue aftIss woas,vrsnhic
MIN secIn-finny la black ou, tn9 SS;ersfs-s
Hand win be apt 20 refcr to him az darA ''sA'
| (Norr4stown Herald. IN
| In the college Of the futirs perhaps D. ~ u"
| stand for Bachelor Of Athletics -.
One Of the benevolent society fads Is 70 gy london.
carts Tor the benefit OF the starving dog - Iondpn
Vary IIlcsly concerts for the starving poor -
NH come round in tims.-lBostcn Trans'sR<s1s