New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
THE sADDEsT LOSS:

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THE sADDEST loss
By the side Of the sea, three mourners pale
Sat idly watching an Idle san
"whsro sank your ship" One turned her head.
" BY the sweet Spice Islands 1t hes she sal"'
"And often fancy, on days Ike these,
Their breath floats 70 me DER southern seas
"Where sank your ship1' /" BY tempess tossed.
On shore OF amber and pearls twas loSt-
ooh often I dream Of IT'S beautiful bed
And the rainbow CLEANS that are round IL shedP
Gwbere sank your ship'D o wan. white face,
Does she know not then, her lost loves place.
any ship sank not" she said, and cast
A tiny she'll on the waters vast
No balmy odors nor gems Of rnCe
Her dreams TO IT'S resting place enoce:
H'f 'np '''' i''-'A ~ A'' -tCarstian Register
Speaking OF Mr.. A. p. De Freeze, who has become
so well known as The successful manager Of fairs in
this city, Tho jewish Messenger says: " In him
the synagogue has Ward McAllisBr OF It's own,
blond, gentleman not yet out of his thinies happily
married, who enjoys his volunteer work. Is never
peulsmt or dictatorial. and good terms with the
reporters. He is valuable man IN charity work. ana
ha, become deseryedly POPULAR
Tho little FIVE .yearoh son OF II. c. Shaw, OF Gry's
River, was missed from his home few days ago anu
could not DO found. Just his parents wero becom.
ioTy.cTht ane trout which he had caught in Crooked
ek.-(Vancouver W. t. independent
A Montreal Judge has severely reprimandcd lawyer
who appeared h court wearing gown over tweed
suit Tho lawyer said he didn't zee what difference
It made whether his suit tweed or broad
cloth, so long as he behaved himself, and he
doubted whether any Judge had q right TO
peor under his gown 70 800 what kind Of clothes he
Next thing he SAID the judges will want To
know what vintage Of harncls a lawyer wore and
when that point was reached be gave notice that he
III A. IL.
tho hight OF free speech, and It was intingod he
would invoke the Magma chsrta- Tho judge however,
waS MEMORABLE and declared that tweed suit must
not be worn with gown. But the end is not yet.
Glasses OF Tondrous Power-scSpesruce-Do your
SpoctAcles magnify everJthngt -
Opucian-I have some glasses that magnify every
scapcgraoc-Wsn, want pair to eve to old Grab.
bold that Will make my income Of 500 year hook
like $4,000 I'll after his daughter and are married
Jewellers Weekly.
San Francisco VINE dealer recently tried an inter
| esting experiment lie shipped four casks Of native
zinfandel TO Havrc France, around tho Horn. Thence
! tho wire taken to Antwerp, and from there IL
vas shipped back TO san Francisco. again around
Capo Horn. Two casks were fortified with l per
cent Of California brandy, aud the other two wcrc
lon In their natural state. Experts sampled the
| casks their return. and found that the VIM was
very much improved by tho long voyage, and that
tho unforufed wine was better than the fortified
Of California wine and for IT'S ability 20 bear trans.
! portaion. Wine men say that Frenc& wine would
| Lave been spoiled by such journey II is thought
that many Callfornans viii ship vino TO Europe
and back again. In order Ia improve IT.
Prompt and Impressive Answer.-stingy Hus,
| band (bantcringlyl-My dear, ladies' arc now wear
ing watches In umbrella handles, fans. bracelets and
| poc textbooks. What do you expect TO have %Durs
| In
Respondent Wite-why. l guess I'll get mine in
| about hundred yrars.-tJewclers' Weekly.
This is an iconoclastc age. Some progressive
educ ators In Boston aro trying to see what they
can do to make SCHOOLGIRLS less drcary and desOlae
| in appearance than they arc II things 60 on
| in this way the time win soon como when boys
and girls viii enjoy going TO school
"BOYs WILL BE BOYS"
| " Bows will DO boys" We resent the old saying,
| CurTont with men
| Let be heard, IN excuse for our straying,
| Never again
| Ours is a hope that Is higher and clearer,
| Ours Is a purpose far brighter and dearer,
| Ours Is a name that should silence tho leeror;
| We will b. men
" BOYS will be boys Is an unworthy slanter;
| Boys win DO men
| The spirit Of PhlHp tn young Alexander,
| kindlcd again.
| A the years OF our youth hy swiftly away,
| As brightens about us the light of lte's day,
| As the glory Of manhood dawns on us, We say:
| We Will be men
q Boys will be bOys' Ycs boys may be puro
II thor thoughts may DO modest, their trpthfuness
Say It again
| II BOYS will DO boyy such as boys ought IN DO
| Boys tlll OF sweetminded, light hearted giee-
| Lot boys be boys brave, loving and free,
| TIL they mon!