New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.

Come time ago. movement was started in rexas 4.
have a great Spring Palace Exhibition al Fort Worth
But as the name thought 10 be too commonplace
II was changed 10 KarpOrsma, which Is q Greek con-
mound meaning view Of the fruits OF the earth Ere.
aimee then the editors OF the State have been kan.
busy explaining to their readers the meaning OF ths
word but things are now In such q shape that ths
Karporapa will DO opened according the programme
on wednesday OF this week. The building IN which
Il will be held Is remarkable mosaic o. Moorish
Chinese French, Roman. Norman and English sty,ss
OF architecture II was intended at first 10 have q
pure Tuscan dome; but more patriotic eounsels pro
yeed, and a pure Texan design was adoyed.
Seriously, the Karporama win be big thing enissly
worthy of the big state which has gotten IL up
Summer position.-omaha Houscw ife-rsre ,os
are begging for food. Why don't you go TO worhi
IndipentIIm going 70 work ,,s soon ,ma'sm, Nv
Omaha Hotsewife-wbst DO you doi
Indigcnt-Im ses-serpent editor and nv vo,s
Is 10 advertise summer resorts--tOmaha World.
The audacIty Of the press in torecastins futurs
events Is one Of It's most marked characteristics. Here
for Instance Is an influential paper published IN hstrA
making the following declaration "We venture to
assert in all candor tina. the United States VIII yet
give the black men the right to vote at Presidential
elections, II no more.'
Deep Dark Problem Shelf must be avfully nacs.
Jack, to be great editor and 10 DO able to sway mons
minds with the stroke Of pen; .,-
He-Ah, but You don't know the dscoeragement Of
the profes sion, Flo. I've been trying 10 sway tho
business managers mind on financial point for some
weeks. but without success.
Shell dare say It is Deep dark problem thath he
'Ai He~ y Is; want raise of 20 we-h-tTims.
The Louisville Courier Journal has received soma
special information tho effect that the Democratic
eagle still scars soft' But It doesn't tell what the
Democratic buzzard Is doing.
Two Itefns-Now-Mr Alfred Egbcrt Altredsen
sr1a nfne,
Afredson, graduates from Harvard Unlyera'y nk
Mr. AdsG1 one Of S%r %Ss T IssY
Five Years Lster-At Alfredson 10 c!esdng ts IL
Ha;Gns o s Sss sSd Sss s ies down Up tho
he paternaI homestead. -squsshtown screamer June
10, isoA.--(somerville Journal.
Mr.. Quickwtt Moralines.-Mr. ouIckvtt TO Ma
ACKNOWLEDGMENT you remind me Of open.t&ed
watch -, ~. - -,
Mr.. oGicfTit-Your crystal is so prOminrnt--
Jewellers Weekly
An Asiatio Is polite, but he cur also r. very ssr-
castle at times Two native citizens Of Bengal wsrs
not long ago talking about a noed philanthropIst
when one said that he must be Christian. %oh, no,'
replied the othar he cannot be Christian, for he Is
good
Mrs. odrch-f was very sorry to miss you last
week. thought had hit upon your day % Be- ~
home. Have you changed NJ Mrs NeTeoHe-oh,
card says sSs' T fE Mrs SowcomeYss sn. i
convenentf ] noticed them at thu Stationerp
ghss a such a. ; Week e .o s. s'yS ssa
Just what day called-(Bosion Bulletin.
A solid chunk Of wisdom done up ia 6 noss
package By the Presbyterian delegate who nd The
| other day that an ounce Of taFy Is worth ton d
spltaphy.
THE TRoUBADoUR.
With n Iaunty cloak and swsgger,
| And Jewel hilted dagger,
guitar hung from his shoulders By nbbon bsas u
| Ard his brceches never bigger
| Than would show his shapey figure,
| And a fascinating feather In his funny t1tsd hat
So he wandered forth awarring,
| And arhymng and guitarlng,
| And in attitudes artistic Inkled many frtckSy air;
And the ladies all aioEed him
And bis funcs wcc legal tender Cor his welcome every
| where.
Thus ahummhig and sstummins
| And s-wOoing and cooling,
iIsping sonnSts b. the score,
| Went the hero Of our story
Through It's Elamor aud rs glory! -
| dour.-tBelfoUis Magazine
| The vernscular OF the Kentucky mountsineea 70
| very bizarre \ man who VANS 10 say he hred'tWo
shots, says shot two Shots Instead OF wing
tina, be got tho drop his enemy, he says be
| "ttrowcd bis gun nst" Impossible Is used for
| impossible and 10 mtslst" a is 10 deeelvs
| aim When man says that his word Is his tint'
! he means that he Is speaking the truth. How
! mi ghL you call you17 IS the mouDtaineeT's way o,
| asking a stranger his name and when one Of them
| knocks al the door 81 ncighbor, aud the question
| What do you wantf" Is aSnsd, bis reply 1
| want IN" The following dialogue between two
| young mountain gallsnts, illustrates some Of TIE
pecularItios OF their speech. BE It mohe fur yoi
! 70 see Nance this arternoonls 40; don't have
bound to, but / aim to-"
| Something Of sensation Is In store for a certain
! portion OF Philadelphia society. ON about thS
list Of september q young woman OF excellent faml!
! but reduced fortune will engage In what IS knowr
| AS tho catering System hor own account. AmonG
| her friends srS many young married people who fo
| reasons OF their own have be,n having their meals
served IN their rooms, not always with satisfaction
Hearing their complaints and being in mood OF money
she resolved Ia whether she could not give gOoc
service for reasonable money. and all her arrange
| nents have been made with that purpose. Some
OF her friends profess TO be shocked at her plans
| but she is culnC right without worrying abou
them The Others frankly say they like her pluck
| Philadelphia inquirer.