New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
THE Talk OF THE DAY.

aThe Roston Herald, announces that Father Hall
ls not likely TO return 10 this country at present. lie
| holds such an important place anehg the Co"IeS
Fathers that il he should withdraw nom the society
altogether il might collapse; and the better way Is
for him to remain in IL and TO use his lhnuehee 10
make il more nearly what such an organization ought
to be- This is doubtless the turning point in his Dc
csion 10 has been widely felt that the society Is
good thing IN ITSELF but that it has not been wisely
managed
arranging for an exhibit at the Columbia Fair In
tba cgo ss0oOr 0 oe Of Wild ducks The club proposes to
place the lake at the fair double SINK Oos "a ana
complete stool OF 800 decoys. Another sOool OF ue
c0ys not so large is to be properly laid out for y
bushwlack boat which is also to hoat on the the iake
a fourth around tub: The sinkboI and tne ,iu iup
are strictly Maryland institutions It IS INTENDED
fhe biz gun formerly used by the father OF the great
Havre de Grace gunner wash Barnes. The bush,
whac boat and the big @ viii Te sne se s5ooe SSS
will be in attendance to give exmDluohs. -, .. ~
Mallory Of the 81 ay Se Dog e eT Tne Of Cbe
peake Bay dogs The intelligent work which the dogs
can nn9q do ~9 fo9 II the I blind the dog viii be made to
u1eve some object which Will be thrown ovsrpOar9
the animal will doubtless attract attention to
ing blind will also be erected, and one OF more toll
ing' dogs will be worked from the Dhhd'-l6dlunioie
World.
but we think we risk nothing in predicting that there
isn't much likelihood Of Indoeratic party coming
into power That party still consists largely II not
wholly, OF senator Kyle, and the backwaIdness with
which the masses come forward to join ID does not
Indicate any rapid increase in its membership for some
time to come.
Not Used to 1.-THE sunday-school superintendent
had requested all the children who desired to live IN
better world than this TO rise TO their feet, and all
arose except pale, intellectual little fellow who had
Why don't you rise, my sonf' inquired the super
intendent. , ,,,.,.
questions in Boston, replied the little boy wipmg his
spectacles thoughtialy, and still keeping his seat
Chicago Tribune.
The vital statistics OF Massachusetts, for 1890 are
sufficient answer to the people who talk so foolshly
about the decadence Of Massachusetts, The number
OF births exceeded the deaths by j424D. ratio which
has never been exceeded since the registration begun
except In 1850 and 1850. The number OF marriages
in 1890 was 2Os3s, which larger than in any
previous year.
Imitation is the snccrest hattery, isn't iti' said
Mamie 10 Maud. -
"Thst's why I'm going to give Charley an imita-
ton Russia leather pocketbook Washington Star
The following queer advertisements recently ap
peared in an English boot and shoe journal
Wanted, a good handstabber; also girl TO fin
Wanted girl for socking.
Wanted active youth who can cut legs.
Wanted, good skiver
Hand. .crossers wanted full, constant work
Wanted hand sewn men, IS. per pair, IA edge.
Wanted. les cutter.
Wanted q sharp lad to punch and eyelet.
Wanted good eccentric cutting press. cheap.
Wanted competent crup shavers; ncne Others need
apply.
Wanted a competent pressman, used 10 looking up
Wanted, good table currier
This suggests that good dictionary Of trade words
| and terms might be useful
Only Too Willing. g.-Gonerous sixNeir Old--Papa
there poor S,e cripple neat door that HASN'T any
Use Of his arms I'd like 10 give him for a Christmas
present some OF the things got last year.
Papa with tears of paren al pride IN his eyes)So
YOU shall, my boy you shall. Give him that nice
little drum Aunt Mary sent you.~ Chicago Tribune.