New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
THE TALK or THE DAY.

TIE TALK or THE DAY.
G. E. Ryckman, OF Brockton, y. ", has this -
beat the record grape culture and 1T hasn't been
good year for grapes either. From half an acre OF
ground he has picked 1886 pounds Of Niagaras.
which he sold for ~ ,266 so. OF this sun. probably
81 900 clear profit
1t Was Not His Time" Oh. Mr.. Depot do tell rs
a story ~ exclaimed maiden just INTRODUCED
you must wait until after dinner Mr.. Depot Is an
after-dnncr speaker, you know "-Chrtsmas Puck.
Says Berlin correspondent Of 1.-The Philadelphia
Press: "The lymph chilled by Professor Koch
.Parataoidn.' is fuld whose most important In
gcdent is said TO be toxalbumen. Tho costliness o
preparing this is the chief obstacle at present to is
general application and the idea OF extending its
among the poorer class OF patients, at the expcse OF
the Government, Is said to be under consideration
and DR.. Won Gosser, Minister Of Medical Affairs, has
had the method practically demonstrated TO him by
Koch. 1t is also asserted that the Emperor has
ordered that any money needed by Koch shall DO
furnished to him Immediately on his demand"
lie appeared to be bashful and somewhat nervous =
he entered the treasuers ONCE In the courthouse M
is this the place where licenses issuedi'
"weli l want one wlat'n the damage be''
"A license for one year will cost sou 5000
Great scott! And for oply year, to- say!
mister isn't there some mistake about those hsures'
NO sir. 10 is $500 straight"
Then licenses must have rz like thunder lately.
T know Teller that got married last July, and he
All see. thought You wanted 10 sell whi.key.
II you want marriage license go to the city clerks
And the prospective benedict besyed a sigh Of ~
lief he hurried away to secure his precious docn-
ment.-(Chicago Nall.
1.-The hand that sings the cocktail Is The hand that
rules the ward is Tammany Halls version Of pop
ular song.
lie Dust introduced Perfectly charming night.
seldom
she-So. 4 have never studied 1t.
Iie-You dote on botany presumed
s s IL never ss ; stad eso that either
she-I don't know anything about II.
ieAh! lou are an enthusiast on one or nese
o the c. arts no no wHr painting 'cup''
she-I don't know anything about any Of them.
lie P Hnseic crsatafe; Will you be my wife,
| -(New.York Weekly
An entesprlslng Chicago man thinks Of securing
sitting Bull TO deliver course Of lectures throughout
the country = b. colM tell some interesting stories
though is not known that he ever had any rear guard
! Hard Blow for Parent" Why 50 upset. Lukersi'
Did you see that picture Of me in The sunday
YES: but wouldn't feel 50 badly. about it.
/ Every one know it didn't look like yOu,7
/ Maybe 40. maybe So but my two-yearod boy
/ recognized it."-(C hr ,tmaS Puck
! some wsg recently started the story that Mrs STAN
| lev j, about to write book entitled How Found
stanley" and she i, receiving letters from people Who
! think il is true.
~ TIE HALL.
With sweet flushed fare upturned TO mine. she st'ses
/ \ que,ti shining in her soft brown eyes; ,
Those eyes whose glance had never failed 10 charm
And whose great power most willingly own,
| since In them such n tender lovellgh lies
And laid her hand deisining on my arm.
! Half hesitating. a. IL oah to speak.
! And yet ~ II compelled 10 voice her mihd'
/ Her rounded figure. full Of supple grace,
Her soft. dark hair, low on her gentle brow
Her fair. flushed checks. her dainty morning go~h'
Impressed me with her grl,h dwellings,
sVayed by her charm INTO he her eyes sa'ed'
Which yet she was reluctant TO reveal:
silent. She stood 2 moment, then win yo''e
With gentle dignity. she said " Ny dear
Five dollars, please; the children nod some shoes
| Is mcrvillc Journal
The Boston Transcript tells Us that the late"
| thing is TO drop the m in the abbreyiaon a. M and
D. M. A. for Instance The Rev Phillips Brooks will
preach next sunday at II a. ard 80 ?.
Last evening. n suburthn train. the Listener saw
lttle boy not more Than six wears Old WHO wa 20, w
much in the style OF the dude whom we see dePcted IN
Life lie had on. with other ridiculous Things a
stin. starched. high white collar. which leld ms Nv
tie chin away mp IN the air II made INN loon ike :
sensible little fellox-f the maternal faint OF idocy
was not too strong In his blood. Why Will men 20
many sensible. capable women remain unmarried ~
ia great problem.-(Boston Transcript
sometimes people get the Grange and the Farm
ers' Alliance corfounded.7 says A prominent mcmbe'
Of the Pennsylvania state Grange. In truth. now
ever they are no alike than two orgsnLa
tons secular o rel gious. The National Grange W"
organized in Washington in 1868. and the first disrcs
grange was started the following year in Harrisburg
The Grange is purely an organization Ia benefit ;"
members socially and in matters Of education. Then
Of course the cooperative system Of buying farming
implements ard domestic supplies Is prominent
feature There r house in this city which sold
half million dollars worth Of goods last year through
the cooperative system Of the Grange"
The same Every wheN.-FiF>t PaSSenger-Ihls talk
about the colality and hospitality Of the people m
rrra,inx as you travel westward Is all bO>h I've been
all over. and say the people In Kansas city are no
| more cordial than they are in lOnkers y. y.
second Passon ger-Whst line of business are you IN
sir, - nj.
First p,sscngcr-rm book agent! Christmas PUCK