New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
TIE TALK or THE DAY.

An Anglomaniac big sister in Boston has been
| making the life OF her little brother miserable i9
some time. This is reversal Of the usual process
but it occasionally happens that way. Every tine 10
| said crackers she made him say biscuit and IN
the case Of many other words tried to make his usage
| conform 10 the English pattern. But. appropriately
| enough, lie little fellow got his revenge on the
Fourth Of July by talking about hrebscuit' all day
| long. and telling his sister how they went OF lhs
| hot cakes
Nothing strange.-smthers-I saw man today
who adyertises 10 make you par OF SHOES "he yoa
oBrannlgan-sure that's nothin! -. can show
| yez many a restaurant fwhere they'll COOK y2
whole dinner before yez ate at all .(Lawrencc Amen
! can.
| ~The Grand Rapids Cfich) Daily Democrat mis-
| ouotes Cardinal Newman's famous hymn, Lead,
Kindly Light, and then follows up its ml'quotauoa
| nv saving. no churchman of modern times has %
endeared himself to the hearts Of ALL whether Cahohe
or nonCathoic, the author OF the oeau'iui HHc''
| Henry Edward, Cardinal Manning
nv Experience.-The Chinese and japanese avs
P PD i instead Of department They have
TO learn AS all other nations nave earI.u, VA. . 80
dence has 30 arranged IL that man Is eNpecten u ~
S,n'G himself when he goes in swmmng.-lDetron
Free Press.
Referring 10 paragraph in this column, in which
nublsher was quoted wondering why nooouS h@
ever written a baseball novel. correspondent sai'
q Somebody has, though don't know who that some
body IS Perhaps nobody but the puonshers ana
author knows. At any rate. a "eat Ma'ch' III 'h'
No Name SERIES published by Roberts Brothers
BASEBALL novel 1t is certainly a story with enough
hasehau in IL 10 answer the query OF 'Publsher.
d., con, rones visited YOU city this years
UNo. Int we are promised plenty OF oohet a'.tsy
ments. A dime circus was here las, monu , u. s.
Is 10 be a horse race next week, anu W, ''' 49,
opens in september. '-(N0rristowh herHi'
sovs q gentleman now travelling in Europe; Aia
nearly n week on the roads OF Norway, want 10 pay
tribute to the country roads of Europe ha'en'
done IL before Everywhere, in the backwoods Oh tA
| northern country where its INHABITANTS "ren'"
scanty living from hostile soil and climate oo"h "
| southern italy, where the poverty stricken peops
have but one shirt to an entire family, or IN Greece
| where they are so poor that they haven't any a
all the roads are almost perfect, as smooth ana haN
and fine as those Of Grand Boulevard or any PARK u
| America These roads make carriage riding luAuJ
anywhere instead Of torture, as is so often the cas-
with us and they are institution that deserves I'M
silnted praise. These foolish people, instead Of IN
| every county voting 100000 bonds 10 be given 70
some adventures who build rotten railway without
| putting in a dollar themselves and retire with
| fortune spend their money in building good wagon
roads and when they want to go 10 town they have
| a road to travel that at any and every season
! tit for royal procession
Here is a stanza from "Gospel Hymn which h
very popular in England:
| Ram il in, cram IL in,
| Young mems heads are hollow;
| 49, Slam IL In, Jam II In,
| still there's more 10 follow.
Mr. frank L. Mason, the Assistant Geologist OF New
Jersey has discovered several places in that s'an
where he believes zrcon and molybderite can be mn"a
proftaby. is found in brilliant black crystals
! about half an inch in length. II rei1ils at from
cents to 81 pound, and be used in electric light
ing. The only place where it Is now mined is IN
| IIunterdOn County y. c. But Mr.. Mason thinks
could be mined at Stockholm, Sussex County, y. J.,
! and Double Run Meadows, Passaic County. Moybter
ito is used by chemists in determining the presence
PHOSPHORUS, and frequently costs S3 a pound. Il
found at Vernon, Essex County, and Lower Harmony,
Warren County.
UNNOTICED MID TIE THRoN0.
| warrior bold from the Congo state,
And maiden from Zanzibar
ElOped one night when the hour was late.
They sailed and sailed. for the wind was fair.
And gave not thought for the clothes they'd weaf'
Thov sailed and sailed and landed one day
| III the beach some big hotels,
And the Zanzibar girl met the bathers gay,
| And swan with the iarhalrcd bellies
And they marvelled much at her color and pose.
| But none of them that she had no clothes.
| -Clotlicr ana Furnlsner'
Some one calls for combination fan that can %
used one day cool ones fevered brow and the heA'
but it would be moro perfect if it could also be us'
as an umbrella in rainy weather.
Met His Match-A fellow thinking to appear smart.
entered notion store Sxhave: the other day sna
said TO one of the saesladies Ever nave any Gan
oh. YES, occasionally. Are you looking for
| MARKET"
| Yes said Smarty. o. ......s
All right step right up the 10-ccnt counter
| -CTexas siftlnGs.
Dnver Col, is indignant because the eehss s
returns show an increase in population of only fo'
per cent. Which leads to remark again. ZOO.
Philadelphia Trying to be happy over an increase "
% per cent
A few nights ago somebody PLAYED a pTa seS =
Joke on Governor Hill by placing IN nj, ueH nv
photographic doll which kept saying -" want ~ ny
ma..lma," till its works ran down. II the 10Y 10, In
said want the Presidency Hill would nave -
wooed to sweet slumbers by its truthful eApIesS''
| -(Norristown Herald.
THEY MIGHT RESORT To FREE COINAGE