New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11

wss married I've boon on the dead jump TO catch NJ
with my creditors. 4 Burlington FREQ Press.
Says "The Philadelphia Inquirer A tall man waik-
ing down Chestnut-st laughingly responded To tkS
inquiry OF u friend to what he wss doing;
Saving Spanish cedar boards IN West Virginia for
cfgar-box makers"
To the remark that no Spanish cedar grew In West
Virginia he replied: And not enough anywhere
else for the demand We up poplar logs into tho
thin boards, and the cigsakers dye them brown with
cedar extract that gives the boxes proper color and
odor.7 The logs sawn with ribbon saws that
make little sawdust to waste. Nearly all boxes used
by American cgsrmskers are made from this wood.
II Is estimated that 1000 femsle clerks are now en-!
pioyei IN ne drug stores Of tho country. Nothing
SO well calculated TO cure tho wlnkng proPensiset
of certain young men As the employment OF female
clerks In drug stores.-(NOrrisoVn Hei aid
A party of New-Yorkcrs, consisting Of C. Edward
Miller Charles A. Taylor, Chapman s. Harris and II.
u. Scott. now staying at the 81. Paul Rancho,
Sheridan County Kansas, expect to start on an ex-
tended hunting tour TO Washington Territory VIA tho
Yellowstone National Park, This week. The enhrs
trip Of 1000 miles will DO made in covered wagon
drawn by mules.
No Change.-Mrs. Blobson-Ts there any change In
yOur pockets this morning. my dear!
Mr.. Blobson-None at all my love. They are just
they yesterday, thank you. Huntington Fres
Press.
81 am playing ball my own lot.' Is the way
Chicago man expresses the fact that he Knows what
he Is talking about
In society.-Fsnne-Dld yon see in the paper.
Hattie. that Mr.. Cologne had married
Fanne-rm not sure, but suppose II must have
been Oh, Dick. 1890 -, ~,
Hattie latter seven minutes prolouhd s'uoyI-E%s'
Washington Critic
Tho gifted guton has made his appearance once
more He Is not devonng himself this spring TO witch
Ing the world by the prompt consumption OF con-
secutlve quail lie has turned bis ambition 10 eggs.
dispatch from Verndale MINI, the present home
Of the gifted gluttOn states that on Tuesday he accom-
Dshed the task Of eating five dozen eggs In thirty
minutes 1t is be regretted that he performed this
feat for money-for little matter Of $40. IL may bs
that he needed s4O but the fact that he allowed himself
to be paid It after he had downed the last OF the five
dozen eggs-we II sort Of rendered the performance
undlgnihcd.
The Right Place.-slck Man-Is this the westeud
New d;ir (mystfed)-This rs DR.. Blanks house.
Yes, but doesn't he take sick people 10 nursa
Oh, Maybe he does There's two or three sEee-
tons in the back Office" -lPhIladelDhia Record
Says a student in large Eastern college; Our
professors know a great deal We suppose The Latin
man is editing series Of text books which are heartily
commended by every ono but his recitations are a.
lifeess as an exploded nrecracker. Professor C,
who has philosophy, teaches us no moro about phi
losophy than his fyeyesr-Od boy could. We would
a good deal rather have who knew less II they
could teach more"
AT meeting of the Numismsuc and Antiquarian
society on Thursday evening, Henry Philips, IT., eA.
hbited a photograph Of a Roman coin, with a mint
arrow head, which wa, found al Toledo Ohio al
depth Of six fe't below the surfpe The coin was
pr6nounced By him 10 be Of the time OF Anionlnus
Plus. struck at Alexandra, and appeared rom mo
photo graph to be in fine condition. No human re-
inains or traces of burial discovered with IT,
As bearing on this subject II Interesting to note thss
,tIniar numismatc finds have been reported IN whas
US once the Northwest Territory. Medals and coins
OF remote countries and times are said to have oeeh
discovered there frequently, sometimes IN the Vlciny
properly of recent seteis.- tPhiladelpha Inquiry