New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

In commenting on inc BrRg3 case, nunntn.
| pie take the ground that the professor was .n,.
Inconsistency in expressing desire to b. ,,ss1
then acquIescing in dismissal OF his. case r. he
unjust TO DR.. Briggs. lie did desire a tra, - y.
case on It's merits, and probably does yet p,, "a.
is no reason why he should allow himself IN ~ -.
| on false and irrelevant issues. What he did ~.
show that the charges and tho specifications ~ ..
| prosecuting committee were irrelevant and ,,'.
Gent and. in voting TO dismiss them the pres,,,s
| declared that II agreed with him. II Is stiI ON
the Church to try him valid charges and whom .
charges are made 1t Is pretty certain that he WIN -
found both ready and willing TO meet them.
The ldIoms Of the English language add M.
little 10 It's beauty and usefulness. but they =
sometimes capable Of an Interpretation quite dissss
"'. lady famed for her skill - cooking was .nt,
tainlng a number Of friends at tea. Everything !.
the table was much admired but the excellence Ia
OH exclaimed one Of the guests. # Is so besm
fully soft and light DO tell me where you got as
'''sip; am very gad replied the hostess atha, ~
find II soft and Hight, made 1t out Of my ON
head. "-[ Youths Companion.
In private life Jane has ever been good who.
some name, but in court circles IL has raA1
bad record. For instance, Lady Jane Gray va
bebeaded for treason Jane Seymour was one Of "a.
victims Of King Hal Jane Beaufort. wife Of james "A
Scotland was sayngcly murdered: Jeanne dc Yaloh
wife OF Louis XII, was repudlated for her want n
personaI beauty Jeanne d'Aibrct mother OF Henry
Nv was poisoned by Catharne de Nedci; Jane q
CASTLE lost her reason through the neglect Of sa
husband Philip the Handsome, Archduke Of Austria:
Jane I OF Naples caused her husband b be mrr
acred and married his assassin, and Jane II
Naples was one OF the most wanton Of women.
.Tbe Cincinnati Commercial Gazette tells d q
striking harmony between name and business n
Ravenna ohio on shop n that and Town " M. q
80 ic NJ
hook business in Michigan town. and w. Iana1
conducts annery at Kt,annhs rem D The IN ST
hotelkeeper whose name happens TO be George Hotel
His business card IS like this
GEORGE HOTEL
KEEPS A HOTEL
whore are MANY curious combinations with the SUI
name West such as North West a merchant o. Bftse
port Ohio Going w West an s ssSrnSy R % kss'I
In small village Of southern on. ONO Is s, iR painted
ARTHUR LEE.
ARTIST IN SLAVERY.
BarberIous work done cheap
and in haste.
Continental lawyers are greatly interested in lrd
case to be decided soon in the English courts. A
subject of the Queen left his wife In London and
to Naples, where he fell in love with an Italian wonaa
Persuadng her that he single man. she COZ.
scented TO follow him TO the altar To his great re-
lief he received word the day OF his second mar
rage that his English wife had died. Easy OF heart hs
returned TO London, but was at once arrested at ne
instance OF his English relatives, on charge OF bgany
He insisted that the charge grounilcss. as the
English wife had departed this life on the day he had
been united to his present better half The relatives
however, were able to prove that, taking into con-
sidcration the difference ia time between London end
Naples he was the husband OF two wives for twenty
three minutes. The trial will prove whether the
relatives have right 10 prosecute the man on thes
grounds. Tie case, so far as can be learned,
unique, but IT bears upon contracts of different
nature and kind.
SURE THINGS.
De Courtney Jones had large ideas Of government
And thought he only had to run to take the town BY
storm. -.
Election day things looked so bright that he couA
The Silent ballots pling up his big maioay;
But as he counted the returns at o'clock that ngA
Three safe, precincts came in and hid his Oha
He was ' Knocked out completely crushed his brishxs
How e eSuid he seG ios sins lie knew no had
Dead
rhna
Tom Jenkins fate was even worse he loved '0su'a
Who rather liked quiet hug and didn't mind kis
And GAIN gain her deepest gratitude by making her his
With confidence 10 asked Wncn "Vuu iAf' VIZ
blissful day.
And found she would not :" name at all, snea only
been In play.
So to his empty pocket he returned the diamond ns
And found he'd gained some points about
Dead
Sure
Thing
Alas such luck Is common in these harassing days,
We all have stumbled IL In unexpected ways
It may have been tip about some flyer at the track,
Or else red dozen times, and then we played the
black;
Or our small flush ran up against one headed By
king
In fact, we all have gambled on
Dead
Thing
-(Harry Romaine in Albany Journal