New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE TALK or THE DAY.

The movement to erect a monument to the late John
Boyle O'Reily, in Boston. the money for which win
be contributed by the people Of Massachusetts gen.
orally, suggests the somewhat remarkable fact thai
Massachusetts, has never built monument to Miles
Standlsh, Cotton Mather John Robinson or John
Winthrop Massasoit, or Jonathan Edwards, or John
"A. Andrew, or Hawthorne, Longfellow, or Sumner
"what's the attraction on the shady side Of thu
street this cold and drcary morning y asked
chant OF another NEARLY all the travel appears 70
"why, the foundation Of house has given way,
and the building threatens " fall and bury score
OF pedestrians In the ruins That's the only new at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
1t is interesting know what the reading tastes
Of such a typical New. England town as springfield,
Mass. The last report Of its public library shows, OF
course, that works Of fiction are most in demand.
with Edna Lyal, Walter Besant, E p. Roe, Amelia
B. Edwards W. D. iowells, Jane Austen Amelia
Barr and Scott Dickens and Thackeray the most
generally read authors Next to works OF fiction como
biography. travels science, education, history and
theology, in the order named. Among historical WORKS
everything relating to the Civil War greediy read
BY all classes but especially by Grand Army men.
In fact 1t is difficult supply the demand for some
Of these boolS OF French books, the one most read
Is Victor IIuS6's Los Miserables' The demand for
German books is light shakespeare is read pru'
cipally BY the pupils Of the public schools
The English Language.-wlIam-Th part was ~
Henry-But her acting of it was fine.
Wlllam-Of cOnrse.-(RO transcript
Sir John Macdonald must hugely enjoy some Of -
opera bouffe things he utters with such sober see
For instance there Is his jaunty remark apropos I'm
closing Of the American market to Canadian esS''
What's the differences Our hens shall lay eegs nv
the British breakfasttabe, aud not for the unapprc-
catiye Yankee Ii tho United states will not buy our
eggs the mother country WILL And then how he
must enjoy this sero-comc comment IN his remark In
q The Montreal Gazette:' Unlike Madeira, 1t lthe
egg Is not improved by sea voyage no one Schds al
egg round the Cape in the hope That It VIII Dc moro
mellOwed by the time II returns, The voyage HAY "iu
to its flavor mpart bouquet to II wheh opeheu'
but the merit which the Canadian hen claims LOT ncs
infant industry must be impaired by long voyages IN
short its reputation Is to suffer By its unthinking 70
cpient across the water: and there IS not hen II
Canada Who if her preference were expressed, wouIa
not rather retain her correspondents IN the States tsn
seek new consignees In Europe
awhat's the matter Charley7' M
Matter enough. I've got COMPOUNDED Doll on uM
back of my neck A.. ,,,,,.,., In
raising the mischief with everytsin ~ NV VA" fancr hens
came down with the pp.'-tBosto.. Transcript
While We hear a great deal about Western clues
booming few realize that nearly all the cities OF std
old Massachusetts, have been experiencing boom our
,, The last ten years OF the twenty cght Clues III
Tho state only one, Ncwburyport Is stationary. ono,
prockton has doubled its population, while numoef
show gain of fifty per cent or more.
Timeo Danaos ct Dona Fercntes.-IHe cut you oa'
and yet you were magnanimous enough 10 se''a '"''
wedding present, ch p .. 49,, -. A.. .vr.u,,er
Yes I sent him an edltlon uc iuAc "a 'n0 ''
Sonata. r6Lifc
Il t. expected that the buildings OF the new UNI
varsity at Tarpon springs. Fla. will DO reshy 10.
occupancy next October. DR.. Charles E. salous o,
philadelphia Is to be president. The institution WIZ
he mainly for delicate students who are compexa
90 South every winter on account OF the oom
IN the North. There will be faculties OF meoie'no'
Law theology arts veterinary surgery and den!ls"y
The medical department will give special attention -
Tho studv Of climatic treatment Of pulmonary s1o'
lions.
samho-wba. did do doctah say allied yer mostV'
Rill-He Flowed dat ] had connsstS;tp nv
diseases Fust de salvation CLANS aon i T,m i,.his
INDIGESTION: dat mako, a torpedo nNcr' '''o "
TO 70 OF any mnutc.-(TeNas sithsS.