New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12
THE TALK OF THE DAP.

Congressmen- elect Moonlight Of Kansas. and Good
night, of Kentucky will serve useful purpose when
Congress holds night sessions.
the eoIoneli And he goes to balls while ne yet
wears mourning What light man ne must S BEL scan
30 but, mamma really you should nave seen
how beautifully sadly he Observation-Disclosures Blarer.
savs .The Boston Transcript: "The plates Of
.r,,,ture,s Garland have been smashed by their
author Mr. Eugene Field, and he Is reported DESTROYS
IN bnrn the edition. Residence abroad seems to
have improved Mr. Fields taste. There are hundreds
of copies Of this volume by the way, piled about the
old bookstores OF this town, and the author Of
profitable Tales might enjoy q trip to Boston for
a. little holocaust when he returns from Europe"
Preventing Its Spread. you going ter
Immie~Naw, we got the sculet fever ct our house
and de doctor SEE can't 60 ter school, I'm gong 70
der dime museum dis aft So long.-tBostOn teraio'
GA Readers asks "The Atlanta Constitution to
inform him chow many years OF married life consti-
tute diamond wedding Such questions are calcu-
lated to break down the intellect Of the new South
they constitute" too much Of a conundrum.
DRIFTING DOWN.
Gone the ripple and the rushes
OF the love songs OF the thrushes,
Conc the roses in the closes OF the garden ana inc
By By The the old old south wall and Sleeping
All It's sweetness in the sunshine OF the sleepy summer
And ever Ger Il all, in a gold and crimson pail,
over mignonette grown tawny, and DER grass brons
With a rustic and whir, and sad and solemn
The leaves are drifting down. DEAR OH the leaves
drifting down.
Come the mornings gray and chilly.
Come the Rsas , sua s issn and
On the window psnes that gil listen;
To the swing q skates that ring and shouts that echo
And aver eysr still in the hollow, on the hill,
by tho roadside, where the snnnower LITE slofs
Like tho dear old dreams of youth dreams Of honor
Forever falling from usIdo the leaves keep drifting
down.
Let the summer set in splendor,
Let the summer tribute render
Brdehe beauty. bridelke duty, every charm divin'
To the SaS eo ssTasi King who loudly
All in trumpet tones and proudly .n.,. go.
Tells the story Of his captive and her passionate sur
And with the isaves that fall in rich and royal pail
Over the rose hearts crnmped crimson. and the sras
Let the bitterness the strife. all the little ills o
Go drifting drifting down, dear-with the leaves g
D'A -(New-York Ledger
| Probably the most accommodating railroad In th,
conntry is the narrow gauge running from Tunkhan
mock 10 Montrose Penn IL has been late good dea
| RECENTLY. and finally Lehgh Valley conductor who
| had TO wait for it, asked passenger the reason
! Well y he said al don't know what usually makes II
| late but I can tell you what detained as tonight
One Of our passengers, while looking out Of the ca
window with his mouth open, lost his set OF gold
mounted false teeth. The conductor being informe
Of the loss. stopped the train and backed mp 10 tn
| point Of the accident. when all bands hunted wit
| lanterns for the teeth until found
| knowledge Is wealth.-First Tramp-where did yo
| get that fine overooat -
second Tampr-In tho big house at tn corner.
First Tramp went there only dis mornin' SILVER
| Second Tramp-I didn't ask fer clothes Ter mesel
told 'em Il fer tn poor heather In Central Africa
| 1.-THE Epoch.
The great Missionary Society OF the Methodist Epic
|, copal Church, which meets In Boston wednesda
Of this week, will remain In session five days. II vii
include all the bishops OF the Church, tho missonar
secretaries the editors OF the denomnationaf paper
returned missionaries aud laymen aud ministers iron
! different parts Of the country.
George T, Angel. OF Boston, the president OF N
Massachusetts society for the Prevention OF Cruet
| TO Animals. informs that In little over ~
Black beauty have been printed which Mr. Al
CELL Is told Is n larger number than has ever bee
| printed Of any book In similar length OF time
am dad TO know that this book has met With suc
success II deserves h-(Ths Epoch.