New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
TIE TALK or THE DAP

vv,on.,y. ,o,ato rot Is reported from Washington
county third or one half Of tho crop being ruined from
this cause fortnight ago this fact wou'd nave oc"
bounced upon BY the opposition press as o"s
Of the immediate and disastrous effects OF inc hch'"y
BILL
sample Of the first Of sugar from tne Pn Ss
Rect sugar Factory situated AZ Grand IsIana, NcD.
which has been received at this ONCE shows ts new
product TO be as fine as any sugar sos n uc ,d swset
and pleasant to the taste. IL cannot be tod fr9~
the best quality Of cane sugar-lwster'o"~ w. H.
Times.
Church and State reported TO have Deeh III con-
dict ON the subject Of the recent monster strike 10
Australia, for while the Anglican Bishop Of Melbourne
openly pronounced himself as friend ana suppou~
NJ the nOnunion men, the Chief Justice OF the spprems
Court Of the colony presented donation OF $3.50 10 e
strike fund and announced his intention OF subscno'ne
40 week IN aid OF the strikers until the settlement
Of the difficulties.
The ehrysanthemum = Chinese flower but II ~
not included in the ediet that the Chinese must co.
l The ehrysant hemum seems have TO stay
indianapolis Journai
The Cars railway traip which Is 70 be the snbsis1s
NJ the train wrecked In the Borh accident two years
ago is at last completed. and few weeks ago It's n
successful trial trip undertaken. The train con-
sts OF carriage for the Emperor and Empress announcer
for tho heir apparent third for the grand DUKES ans
the grand duchesscs two for the attendants, TWO moN
tor the servants a saloon carriage, Kitchen, ana
Workshop Electric light has been introduced and me
technical details are naturally, carried out WIN AL
the latest improvements but otherwise the csraee'
are very simply furnished. and in the Emperors car
riage the furniture from the wrecked tram mas ossa
used again. "by special request OF the car
ChImpanzees have often been taught to wait on On
table and sweep out rooms, the wages gwen tnem or
such work being usually paid In bananas inaeed:
nsy P1h than to- Severity and mich be
them easily by permitting them 70 go hungry or awhs
and then giving or Withholding the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Record.
Saws a cossIper in "The Cincinnati Timesstar''
Henry Clay has daughter buried at Lebanon ono
She died while Henry Clay and his family were on
their way to Washington by stage coach many years
ago. She was girl twelve years Of axe and her 1858
was sad blow to her father. who at the time was so
pressed with business that he was c0mpeiied 10
bury the body and 60 on to Washington. intehoinR
some day to return and remove 1t to Lexington n.y.
But he never did so, and the grave may be seen ses
in the old buriagr surrounded by wireience.
The tombstone is one OF the attabet style AND relic
hunters have so marred it, that now 1t presents oapf
dated appearance. To such an extent was TINS spns
OF reicseeking carried that the graveyard autori
ties at last set posts every two feet apart aouhd 90
grave and wrapped them around with wire strands 10
the extent Of twenty more so that 1t Is almost I'M
possible for anybody to climb over and chip on piece
of the gravestonc As the old battle-ground IL oeins
RAPIDLY abandoned it is only question OF few years
until Henry CIays daughter will be the only occupant
Looked Old. But Talked Young.-.Mss Wellalo oy
What spiteul little thing that Miss YSungy Isl WY:
would you believe it, Mr. CandSr she told o me do IN;
think any one would take me for being old, do you'
Mr.. Candorl ,. .,., h,,.
Ma CandOr-wel one might for just moment, , o"s
certainly not after he had heard you talk-'Bos'oa
Courier.
The other day in a well known private school IN
this city the teacher of mathematics asked one 81 c
pupils What is the square root OF 4co'' ana before
he had time to answer the question boy sitting next
TO him whispered In loud aside "Ward NeAuiaer'
Valuable Lesson.-Sund " School Ieacher-.Nn ,a
when the wicked children continued mocking .ne so "
nronbet two she bears out Of the mountain ana
ate up over forty Of the wicked Children Now ooy .
wi at les son does this teach us
Jmpsy Prmr0se-l know.
Teacher-Well, Jimpsy ,,,,
Jmpsy PrmrOse-It teaches us how many children
a She bear can hold.ABOston Courier.