New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

V-or,-tro,rer are seeking to make Sunday a day Of
rest The sunday laws were strictly enforced, thero-
fore in Cincinnati on Sunday last Clncnnau couiu
Give purltanca Boston points on quiet SUNDAY yes
terday.r SAYS Tho Commercial Gazette ~ inc "-
licking toIly lively town of Sundays of Old is no moro
Tho rattle OF the beer wagons, the Inglng OF MILK
WAGONS the noisy concert saloons, the qnet German
larcr beer saloon the lemonaderes, the milk shakenes
the awateries and the hilltop pIcnics that maze
CIncinnati's Sundays breezy with life and nose' are
pone-all gone Sundays now In Cincinnati are quiet
and orderly enough to suit Quaker" III fhil@uo
mia III. BARRIERS succeeded in closing all but twelve OF
1900 barber-shOps on Sunday In hansas Oi'S o."
the LIQUOR saloons were closed on Sunday
Sneak Genty-"I think" said the minister who ,N was
han to drive them. Gentle words are more enectr'o
than than harsh sii ones You know what the poet says
TPe rS gebP y love- I, Il tha SG' fear 1]
eyes indeed said the lady Then ben she GPlSed '
vou don't come ont Of that mud puddle VIII DredA
your back !"( Boston Courier
The cooperative bank system Of Massachusetts Is
succcss and IS said to be doing benehcent WORK.
There are nney-one such banks in the state twenty
five Of which have been established since November last
MAYBE YOU'VE NOTICED.
caught string OF beauties
Up on the North Fork today,
But the biggest one got away
And down in the mili-pOnd meadow
The boys that were MAKING nay
with forks and rakes killed 5000 SNAKES
But the biggest one got away!
And so I have heard Of liars
There are inst a few that receive their duo
But the biggest one gets away l-(Puck
Mention IS made OF merchant IN an ailoinns
state who sold young lady pair OF SHOES whlch
were wood as to their soles and heels When the pur-
chaser undertook to promenade in them first the heels
oil unnfIv NJ
off much to the young lady's embarrassment and In
dgnatiop The moral IS evident: The dealer should
have used a better article OF glue
po,nter-Bessie-Tm sure that handsome fellow
who dlrted with me yesterday is an actor.
JennIe-lIas he any money
Bessle-LOts of It, why -, -,
TonnIe-Because any one who has money In the mid
die Of summer can't be an actor-CLife.
Most persons will be surprised when they hear that
tho report OF The Railway Age concerning the amount
OF railroad track laying in the United states for the hrs
six months OF 1850 shows that of the total number OF
miles Of track laid namely. ,522 the South is to be
credited with 900.
, fashion item says: "Ihe long La Tosca parasol
handle has made a hit This Is important 10 nus
hand But there may be some Other things III the
house that make harder hit than the long la lOsca
"orasoi handle The parasO itself frequently makes
a scratch in a crowded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
herald
W r owrbv has brought suit for libel against
- The Nashville American; putting his damages at
R25 900 Commenting on this suit, The Memphis
Avalanche says: st seems that THE American
has been perpetratng jokes at the expense OF Mr.
Ownby whose sense OF humor does not appear to be
very keen, and who insists upon regarding them as
serious. Perhaps II The American would furnish
ownby with diagram of It's jokes and employ a
diamond drlller to cxpound them to him, he might
be induced to withdraw his suit
Harl Lines-She-Iast night l dreamed we were
al saratoga and stopping at OF the finest hotels
He-DOn't talk that way. Money j. so scarce now
adays that can't afford even 10 dream OF going TO
saratoga.--(Texas siftings.
Personal: II this should meet ne eye Of ono John
l.. sullivan, Of Boston, viii he please to take the
first train for Mississippi lie IS badly wanted there
TO grow up with the country.
But, Max, don't you think It extravagant "a
give three hundred dollars for diamond to wear on
my handin mot at oil, my dear you don't con