New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
TIE TALK OF THE DAx.

Atlantic city this takes the lead for exmea'
lion bathcrs Hundreds OF young girls and mature
matrons, the correspondents say, don't even wet
their feet in the SURF but gayy trip in groups along
the strand or gracefully rcclne on the sands.
They a. a rule, collars and cuffs. jaunty little
caps neat slippers, and invariably tight laced
They are as careful of details In donning this beach
costume As II they dressing for ball, and Ger
taniy appear far more captivating These fair and
irolicsOme visitors known exhibition bathers,
bat they don't bathc. now fad among this partc-
uar class IS 10 go carriage riding In their brief attire.
and IL Is familiar sight the avenues daily TO see
bevy Of pretty girls clad in handsome surf costumes
urging along weary beach steed, and evidently enjoy
ing the diversion.
Plenty OF Tlmc.-Iiary- love you better
and better every moment. and long for the time To
come when you shall be my own dear wife
Dearest-Oh. well, Harry, there's plenty OF time,
and as you say your love is increasing all the time IL
would be foolish 10 marry before II became wholly
ripc.-(Boston Transcript.
Notwithstanding the thermometer, "czar' Reed.
as our friends the enemy call him, is the coolest
man in Washington.
A curious outbreak Of the "R' malacy was noted
education. The Listener may safely quote i because @
made the Slip ayng & occasion o . to ws 1ne ien en,
Hsw sve been sg SSne Isn't mt tbs queer ease Of the pen
Ssd is 92"F %ay as IN. yse pha rou
Of gone which one sometimes encounters--(Bcston
Transcript.
some of Mr.. Cleveland's admirers ought 10 give
him a fountain pen. lie doesn't seem to be writing
any letters.
Harry-Dcaresi nothing in the world would tempt
me to give y0a up: no money or position or anythhs
DeaTe,t~And is II 50 serious as that' Really. there
N'l,,4se af hpar7
HsS ssy ''I Hes gone Ha, he has deceived me
A1a yet he & P&s & Tf m an s a have
had.-(I3ostOn Transcript.
Speaking of the Worlds Fair a prominent Western
business man says: "The National Committee will
make a great mistake II they try TO follow out the
lines Of the French Exposition In the arts we are
far behind the French and can not hope to compete
with them We are better able than other nation.
however to get together valuable and instructive
chronological collection. and hope this Will be one OF
the features The influence of these expositions IN
educating the popular taste can not be exaggerated
Since 1876 our people have made wonderful advance
in the arts. About all knowledge Of japanese
art dates from that time
Mabel" faltercd the youth IN the gorgeous blazer,
an deeply rrg ghe s many HG little neye eve
,ons we have taken together h ana haa e .ece dGsH a
summer season began, led me to expect different
answer o., ~. -, .r,oo,,,.
i
escort pcncs and lawn tennis parties ana Tor sum-
mer evening prOmeuadcS. Won have rcgalred yGurseu
as nv accepted lover, have You, George y
And Il Is because ] have been available for these
thingsr he said Indignantly that you have accepted
my attentions is IL! YOu regard me merely As sum-
mer lover, / presume?'
That is about the George" replied the madeu'
as she ding hole the sandy beach with her par2soi
have looked upon yOu as a lover IN a picnlcKan
SENSE only .r-(C Chicago Tribune.
October @ Is to be German Day" IN Cincinnati
The saloon keepers Of that city will celebrate 1t BY
selling beer without any froth.
Mr. Bondheavy.' said the Young man. with mnch
assurance have come again to ask you for the hand
Of your daughter - ,.
Didn't tell yOu only last night that nv daughter
should never marry the son Of a poor peachgr0wer'
Yes" said the lover. but nv father Is no longer
poor He found baskets Of peaches in his orchard
this morning, and ~ ~. ~. A.,
Take her my boy and may you be happy. ."-(Nor'
ristown Herald.
The census returns Of New Hampshire show a gals
Of 600 in population during the last ten years fe,
the frcetrade organs declare that tho tariff Is 90
populatInc New England.
"YOnr account has been standing long time. Mr.:
Dukey' Then give It seat. my dear shears.
Very glad t0. sir; shall we make II receiptF
-.lIarpers Bazar.