New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-30
THE TALK or THE DAT.

\ practical suggestion for Massachusetts,. the home
- -pin>icr- CONF, from q mining town ID IennSN J.
vaula \ town which employed many labofeF' M'H
~ discharge some of them. The single men were L"
bee DISCHARGED first but immediately they met IN Sc
cret cou,l.i,r AID resolved 10 h" married WITHIN
week There W., hurried call on parsons ana the
number Of Young married couples increased rapidly
some .owrIly men backed and preferred c'Aoa'y
t continued employment. hat most of the mNlcf- found
wfyc, and expect 10 retain their places. II "'her
firm, would follow thi, example the westward exodus
Of neglected dan,cl, might bee retarded.
\ p.acc room.-,ay, ~Thc philad"'phin Tines I.lE
~. wanted Tie Gr,h. like the lr't oil lis NN''
Vet hc ~vorc Ike trooper rants
E,,ni-c a. car. PASSING auu- the street,
~pl.hed 1t small blo.h Of mud on M, nan ,,r,i,
Thi, /, very handsome specimen al i;ll.'l,,p t I
dialect. The bo~tNu poet Won" nave e"''o"'o' "'o
% lie wanted The earth like the rest Of his kind
ser 10. ,wotc like a crowd 81 cdrou>eF'
uc,.,r~,. a. car. passing along the street
~nEt, he'd "A small blptct of mud on Ms tou>',>'
pb,L,d,lphIa q, Justly proud Of her 'crappc' Oh
g. " child, and Of the ability Of her citizen, t. pro
uorn,c ~,huylih I'm one syllable: hut her 'u''"I' -
painfully deficient indianapolis Journal
rho almanac saws that December II +, tho shortest
d,y in the year. tut the man who gave presents 10
au Ms fri,nd. SAY, that the day after Christmas Is
the shortest day IA the year
Dorn That DE- Windcr Of california. who
b,o been anons the indian, for thirty year, say q,
that no White man can hope t" c@uaI telI pnS ,t'a,
UsNpltlufUt.
v:, and the acreage Indian boy oi fifteen can ~aiH
more fatigue than athlete among the %hhe men
smallpox and bullct> are ahor the only things when
can Lii them Detroit Free Press
aNnch more is settled about the fair than Eastern
people think" -ays a Chicago man. In Jackson
Park will be- placed the great group u fair bindings
one hundred acr.. viii be rooted over and the c"'t
will average so 900 per acre. or about - per square
foot Machinery Hall viii be 100 feet long. 500 FEET IN
width and from my Ia sixty ave feet ia height mo
great building ior Manufactures and decorative arts
will be- 100 hy 1000 feet and II VIII contain two large
inner courts - insure good Lighting. Plants ana n"Ncr'
Will fiji these courts and they will also contain ioun-
tan- palm~ and probably each viii hold fire or hes
tro The building, for exhibits ~ electrical machinery
and for the products of mines viii be- each 100 bS 900
feet Agriculture viii spread Itself over a home 100
y 800 feet and horticulture 200 by 1000 feet ana an
additional hcd Of twenty acres. Fish culture Is a.
.i..ncd SOM, 200 by 900 feet The architecture Il
these buildings not been decided upon far. but
TIM, part of ;nc work Will be pushed forward at once
The Young ladies' Of the freshman c,a,, at Colby
InNtr-iy have selected the following dd'' yen ,
ord nation. ha h,. In, ts>arl, Al cneh'honta any
f,mina iac,. rh. rah ra II Is Naid the 5iii' STAYED
iwatc ali night for wrch inycnIns me ven but ticy
would greater aptitude for college instruction
if they were organize football club-(NorIlso"n
Herald
Toronto. Canada, proudly lays claim t. being the
most Iulitan al city the American Continent. Even
the street ears not allowed t. run on sunday, OF
the sabbath, a. most Of It's citizens call il.
who avs thar grace Hud chivalry ate gone ont OF
tie world Hero is true story Of an incident on a
boston -tr 'ci cars Nu "hriN mechanic. VINO 1, al
ardent lover OF flowers not long since, as he was re-
turning Ms days wurH, stopped greenhouse
and obtained choice white cyclamen, taking then q
ear for his home. three miles away. The wa,
| full. but Is he stood. young lady, whose hands
hllcd with parcels, rose and offered Him her seat
Supposng she about o. leave tn ear he thanked
her and accepted the r'dt. but prrcrNlng tmt slt re-
manned standing. h" sprdug t. his feet and protested
against taking her place. ana legged her 10 resume IL
she declined. with smile. saying. 90 an younger
than yOu. -ir. ana better able 10 stand" The simple
and beauty of the kindly act fairly OVcrgamc The
other and the yeats filed his ewes he extended tht
pot Of cNclamcn, toward her said. Please take
this, To show how deeply your kindness touches me.
Seeing her about to refuse. he added Take If, dear
lady, a Christina present from II man to whom Won
have done k!ud act The young lady he,atci
moment and then said. ~ she took the pot. =" viii
take IT, sir. ~ christina, present with many thanks.
Tn" partics werf stranger, to each other. but neither
will BE- likely to forg the incdcnt-(Boston Transcript