New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.

When he decided to go South, It Is announced that
Governor Hill went over his great speech an |"
Democrat several times, so as 10 be sure 'na' no
knew It by heart. This Is we'll III woua noNof uo
to get up in Atlanta and blurt out the remarA an
a SaloOnOcrat"
An acquaintance of mine who has travelled ahead
Of many of the most important theatrical shows teiiS
me a story of the far West Il, . 1, a email
Several years ago. sald ne o,ira T ci@ar befor,
turning in for the night thought that wouiu SUGi
the hoe proprietor on theatTcas I'LL, e W ard ali hat
Westerner-souch hat beard, topDoo's anu aii ~'''
'o' DO Dc you Often go the theairep asked ,,vo oD,v
been to the theatre once in my life IL was uo~n o HI
Cheyenne last winter went to seer Ss,Inw S by the
name OF Rosynd in piece called How dye Ike
Personally didn't like i sS. E RaSe 70 "' "
religious paper published in Richmond recently
gave currency to report that Mrs. Anthony D.
Drexe OF Philadelphia, is in the habit Of appearing
in pubic with a So 900 Prayer Book. a wrlter Ill
The Epochn takes the trouble to deny the storJ' Which
was hardly necessary, it is absurd on It's 1ace'
Recently a young mother in the West End was
singing a song the burden Of which was @
m make us whittier than snow when she was lsr-
rIpted by her little ryearod daughter, VINO e h
claimed: "why, mamma we don't o, Tdn' we !" do ,
was the reply But" eXpostulated the thCughtiui
little girl, that would be as whit as c,oTI
and we don't want to be that whte"-(Cincmnall
Tmes-Star.
The Congregatlonalisto Of Boston prints an
ANONYMOUS article in which Father Damien, whose
labors among She lepers of the Sandwich ISlahus
have excited the admiration Of tho world Is deScripe"
as a coarse dirty, headstrong and bigoed man. VINO
had no hand in the reforms and Improvements IN
augrrated and who contracted the leprosy' Oh WHICH
he died. by his vices and carelessneSs IL seenis
almost incredible that reputable religious paper
should publish so grave charge as this, when nnaue
by a man who will not, or at least does hor slen
his name to the charge. Certainly sensible men VIII
nav little attention SO such unfair attack on the
dead.
sabbaarans in PENNSYLVANIA town have aS Sl'D
the burgess TO stop the sale of soda water on gun
Jav The number of lives annually wrecked Dy
young men looking the soda water wien II h%1FS
absaining from the frisky beverage on the saoDath
rho young man has an extra nickel 10 he ever
beer on Monday Bit we I u0n suppose III wa
| thinks of that.-(Norristown Herald
"Tbe Waterbury American rcvvcs the ancient
charge against New-YOrk that it has no civic pfice
The alleged deficiencies of New-YOrk arc always
favorlte topic of discussion In small towns. Anu ye'
for some reason other, large percentage Oh inc
ambitious and big-brained youth OF theso o"n'
every year pack up the Old family grip and come 10
| New-York.
q have one little girl under my care remarked 10
teacher " whose dress have pinned up every DAY
| this week There Isn't button on the garment
Pins and patience alike became exhausted why uDeSh
| your mother sew buttons on your dress; Mary
| asked her she hasn't time the child repned
Couldn't she do it last night! NO ma am sho nSu
to go to prayer-meetng.' "-tbuhaio EAproSS
Some wouldbe humorous sheep-stealers in Ala
hama refer to their profession as working mutton
| trust"
Zones Ito steeler. the great dramatst)-Iow are
times with you nowadays, old boy ,o. enough 90,
Steeier-Bad enough. I've got orders enough iol
playS but that Sariou fellow over IN Paris Is 700
! ppiaSrIey slow II he'd only write his plays NOR
rapdly I'd have all 1 could debut there What o car
vni eXpect of man who dawdles along as ne dG I
if von'i believe IT, the play which takes MIN InTe
or four months to write, can translate III ternriee
ttroe When YOU come to real go ahead enieIPIl11u,
vour Frenchman is nowhere alongside "iue%''oA'
| Yaukee.-(Boston Transcript.