New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

>uuiow.r Of the ,cason Its stock /, SIX inches In
diameter AZ the rrid it.stands twelve feet high. and
thu flower j. min" f""t in Circumference"
>aii.fact.on ,:araute d.-S'ag" Mana cer-Mr Heavy.
you viii take th" part ~ N"nho ~ 80.
W. Hc'Fy nav" never seq IT, ' .hs, pna ,r, " '
'hinh an pleas h" audience IN thaf parry tho first
.ta:' Manuger-In nriI>ely. lou A~ III '"e "'''
a"t.--Ncw York Wrhly
The charge Of the Iicht Erieadc-The rush Of TIKI
dnd- for the stage entrance al the casino after tM
curtain falls.
pra deceive pr"' p~i;iv" that r;wdrri , wi.
J. Walter Il lr'k bit.-'Iigln
II t. cyidru that the Louisiana Lottery Company Is
not ~ AL daicd by the AnriIof:rry law. Bur then
whv -hould II he when such a representative pnpef
as tn" New orleans Times Democrat bca,enly an
noiuorS lis intention Of grfiing around me law
Spra.lu- IL IL rOI:s" under The Ia" X says t'"' "
will publish the advertisement in oil its papers dis-
trbuted In the city out by express on irMns.
emitting only in the mail edition. which forms ous
a small part o! H. circulation" And II thus an
nonnces tn" policy Of the company II VIII transsrs
is business in the future through te express COM
pa,, Instead ~ through the mails. getting as every
body can testify who ha, had any experience in tho
matter much better scrvic" than hitherto Inc mai
service simpler and cheaper. and for that reason has
been heretofore Used but the express service Is lar
mon. reliable. Icing free from the large sfaiaRes
which arr fr'rla"nt on the postal routes custom
er- II me company will find the new arrangements
more satisfactory ~ they will know where 10 look 10
case their rmittanrrs are lost
say said the foreman Of the Dcmocrstic daily.
I, a % ar. "" +" favor the sal" q" whkey bv
who 'an pay rtty cents year for license. .....
oh. said n" editor. " II must nave escapru tron
Governor II II speech stick II ~ somewhere hc@
the hu'i IA. way. "~-'N"rrlSt"wn Herald.
II /, said that there only two words II th
II gi,h Language which contain all IN" vones In their
,.ri-r rl.v are sbstenion-- and " faoetiou,.' The
following words each have them IN irregular orders
Nuh,rIta.v,. dSad,an'aeeon>. ragngehcaciou''
iii-tu Itareotis imp":unac. mendsciouS. ncfaroa'
ptc,sro i> pTtinu tons. sacrilcg Gus. simultaneous
tenacious. in;c.ton1. objectionable. unequivoca.
uni>cjveribr aud ycNatiou>.
l'or sort Of Cow stranger tat Mr.. Citiman's nev
suLuri,,l VILLA. Mnrnin. lttl desr. i your papa
At homci bear he wants to buy COW. and I've
go' ON | thiIi would >nlt HIN. rs Jersey COW:
Li;il' Miss oh. don't think papa would want thst
HIND Of a cow They DON'T give snvthinr bni -k;m
nilL Wr m>'d TO b 'ar! IN Jersev.-tNeW York WeekF
The Philadelphia Record" print. rlcturr u Al
electric locomotive that Will travel tV", Ph'dciphis
to New York in thirty >> minutes. In that case
Philadelphia viii at become enc OF n" largest
and most !mpor',n' sni abs II this CIV. We con-
-,fula'c tie Quaker civ on the prospect.
,nnu.. to.ng Gone Mr.. MN Charles. that p'ane
They had neN door has gone today.
IT,. be- u .on. every DAY for the last six months.
-t!'uch.
>prahns OF Colonel George Il. DAVIS the Director
,tn,l II Re Worlds Far. Tie Eo>ton Tran'cript'
;,n,y observes, The biography VI the DNGtor Gen
rral "t tie Worlds FAR shows the value Il New
Fnrl,ih = ~k ~ the growing West New England Is
M. mother corn.r, for most II IN" ne"er STATES me
men who lead t'~Ir frtmne~ arc more often than
rot line ihi, tn. asoan. transpanfed Yankees VIM
thrive IN the tru''frl West
Dangerous \l,c-I Boo. hoo. my Charley has gon~
and am is'd ;n.l " ,H rs "f ic has on,
gone e. college. hasn't In A., ,,.
& Vel SG! n ,wt, S"s in no pay q" ''
The Rev H. II. y. Monroe. respected r"urs
CLERGYMAN Of this city. gives an interesting a'fo"ss
If his recent visit To England In g The Ne"'o'.
>," Dr. Monroe does net ANYTHING about rseo
| di,r m,p,ton in ENGLAND. Lut 4 Is evident fr'm MS
| cha,,y rmlul.crncr> that II such thing exists -
| did not encounter IL.
Al ruion. Iowa. Mr. Charles Rever and Ms, NJ n.ie
Flag hnyr inst been married. over the pa,oI W.T.
nf the bride. iom>e was hung the Tods % n1nn ~
| hearts. Il union of hands, ana ,'e ''sss - ~
| Reycr" smith a co.'s MonthH'
| .s.yor,co, year, ago." says William F. Poose
IT, ID there was 4 library or reading room o.
any de,crlp,ion IN Chicago TO which the puohe "'.
acccss TO day Public Library has lager use W"
circulation of ucoks thar any other institution IN TIC
country. and private munilcence has prHidcd larger
| ut,u u,eni, than ever before furnded oy iuor
| ,idr,, donors for establishing aud maitslh'he wv
,c reference libraries for tie especial re OF seholA'
one in the north aud the other In the 'ouN DIVISION
| -, ,,o civ Each Of these foundations, largely a'
Vested In city property, and rapidly Increasing m vs'o~
| ,morn,s al the present time to sbOut S|ooo.Oo"'
| The populnrty If the bicycle end ~ tricyce my
| rn.slN ,>ult the Improvement ~ 'oh'i, Ios",
| \ pruninrnt bryct' Manufacture w, e st,p.nafS, n
| ,n,,L 81 sujO IN 4 Ma vi Lscf;s edufatollh ~
,titutiou 10 promote instruction tI rU' h
S,nrr lie, Gle Manufacturers VIII follow 'hs eNampo
onnrthuv at beast will b- done Ia dnplissze tne ~
portunc" Of good roads. Country owns n old'aIv
| +, rru,r,,, The springfield Union "nre lhueou ~
| In. road, th,S keep \ community which Is MANI
t"sriv c%ortimg it~1 to improve It. hi2iways - vs
! much NOR, likely to attract pOpuatiOn than TOW"
whose sandy or miry road, give cidcnce Ut corpora
| shiftlessness. There are farms within I'VE miles
| This city which would be almost doubled 10 vaiue "
good hard smooth roads enable the farmer to tss 81
| his produce To market without serious lcss o. w.
and great wear and tear Of bOrse and Wagons