New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
THE TALK OF The DAP.

THE TALK OF The DAP.
II k propoed 10 transfer 10 this city tho paper callss
Fret Russia" published hitherto In London, England
and Mr. George KEENAN, has consented 10 become tn
editor 1t Is published in the interest Of constitutional
government in Russia and during the first year OF M
existence il has done much to difase the real faca
about Russia and 10 enlist English and American sym.
pathy with the cause OF Russian freedom. The pub
LEGATION Will be carried in the spirit But 10
start It well in this country fund Of $1,000 Is needed
which IS now being raised subscriptions may be sent
10 Mrs. Osborne MacDaniel "The strsthmore,' Broad.
way and Fifty -secondst.. In this city.
Nothing impressed Motse when in Russia. more
strongly than the devoted submissyeness Of the people,
writes, must positively have master; II he has
none, he sets himself @ find one Each community
else IL wonld be Ike swarm OF bees without queen.
0ur land is good, but we have nobody over u.s. Come
and rule u.s. Thus ran the message OF the Russian
Commons TO Rurik the NaTanaan. And 80 It is with
the Russian soldier. Without his captain he would Do
In deadly perplcxity. Who would think for him. lead
him. or punish hm1 His captain may possibly de
fraud him Of his dne Or llltreat him In anger, but
German officer whose punishments Just and we'll
considered If European soldier were TO see his non.
impossible; but the Russian puts him To bed. wipes
him clean and obeys him as faithfully as ever on the
Expensive Emulatlon.-Dashaway-Th was
beautiful dress your irenO, MIS-. NlcAStdH, hdd %
the other night.
Dingo-Yes. 1t cost me $780,.
Dashaway-How so?
Bingo-My wife saw it.-(ClOak Review.
That is one way Of putting it. Here is another;
Dashaway-That was beautiful dress Mrs. wickstaf
wore the other night.
Bingo-Yes, and was in Just 300 by her wear
ing it.
How so?"
"Oh my wife wanted one the same pattern, until
she saw that Mrs wckstaG had it and then she dis
covered it was very common"
Gas the Floyd Ireson season seems 10 be upon us,s
remarks The Boston Transcript" 1t may be as well
to @s6 2' and @ @e he OF r ms not an a 1
that he survived his treatment many years and died
Sead whe S Woad OBJECT Il p TO BEING S" called s aged TRy
recOect him as meek little man, with soft blue eyes.
who lived by himself, and who moved by kind
ness that he cried. A lonely, heart-broken aged man
he went to his grave to shelter from world hat
had cruelty ill-tTeated him.
A plant known as the BULBS horn acacia. of Central
America is reported TO have entered into partnership
with certain species Of ant 1t not only provides this
ant with food and drink In the shape Of tiny egg Ike
bodies its leaves, and sweet liquid contained in
special wells It's stalk, but in addition IL furnishes
cOmmOdous tenement for the ant in the hollow spines
with which it is armed. In return for these favor
the ant protects the acacia from its insect enemiS
vAssAR AND YALE.
She came from yassar he from Yale,
she rosy fair, he swarthy pale,
HencefOrth from college struggles free,
Each having taken a degree,
She sweet In muslin white and new,
lie athlete in the boating crew.
They met and strolled the path they too
Wound southwark by meadow brook
Bordered with clover: daisies nlgh
Lifted their star bloom 10 the sky,
And nodded as they passed along
Where robbins overlooked with song,
And orioles flashed, and swallows dipped.
And bees the clover honey slipped
He said NO you recall the day,
Ten years ago. when we, at play,
Promised in childhood's prattling speeca'
Twas you proposed teach to each"-
She blusfed a crimson blush Just then
And thought OF several other men.
go, what pretty bird !" said she,
And ran ahead as II TO see.
| He could but hasten 10 her side,
But maiden c0Quetry and pride
| Delayed with skilful Vassar art
The question burning In his heart
"The promise Of ten years ago."
Said he, now binds us not, know
The promise q-what was that's" said she
| AS If she asked forgetfuy.
| Z" See there Look tlerei !" Transparent trick
TO parry still his fond intent,
| For all her face was eloquent
lie seized her hand "Look here /" he sat
"Not there, and mark my words instead.
AmO-familiar verb 90 you; $500.
! saw Vassar can you love me, too7"
Again the crimson tide arose
She could not check 1t II she chose
GTen wears. > she thought, and now twice ten
And said aFIrststrOke "a sly glance when
We pledged ourselves ten years ago, ago:
We were 700 young-we did not KNOWS
But promises sacred things,
And mine 10 you, as memory brings
It's meaning clear, c0nstTalns me sun.
Because ought, to say, WILL
Her eyes were fonder than her wordS'
And clover daisies, bees. and birds,
AS he bent over, vanshed-all;
iH''' Il W - dorchester Post Express
This is the sort of English used Austrian rail-
way dinner ticket: .
DINNERS IN WAGON DURING THE JOURNEY
Station Restaurant Gmund.
A dinner consisting in soup roast meat thd Voso
| tables dough, bottle Of wine and bread
fl. austr. NJ
At delivering this ticket it's bearer VIII have onhsi
brought to him into tie Wagon at the s'auon o'
Gmund.
The amount of form austr currency snail Do pa'O
to the guard entrusted with the tickets SAFE
Too Late.-"Pve done everything for that YOUNG ing
man." said his employer nourhuuy' @io ~" SO>
''o Isn't he grateful !" asked his friend ,. ,..r
"No," the sad reply. ~ Is WHO h@'o "'eA
the great fOol."-(SomeITille Journal
The German courts were opened a few days ago fo
the first time OH iIegoand. The learned judges
however, were obliged to adjourn without having hese
a single case. There neither piamtiH hof
. defendant who wished their intervention
objectionable Rudeness-Miss MaraEtoI' say; HH ,
happened to say something TO Jennie FIG aDput ouI
cook being a widow woman, and she says WIDOW
woman" kinder low to herself ana tnen shicAercu'
wonder il | said anything out OF the way II. o,1
Mrs Ciastruck-Of course you did. You ought saIo
Y " widoy adv" Amt You never going 10 learn M
/, manners - indianapolis Journal.
c "The Minneapolis Tribune" IS sim whooplng ~
Minneapolis as the place TO hold the next hepuo' y
1 National Convention. Evidently it doesn't behev'
II that Chicago has a mortgage on all the political con
vention5 Of the future. if it does have an Aud
forum.
II Necessary Evll.-Weary Watkns-Wat an ouuss'
p II T. that people has to work 50 hard; - ~.
. Hungry IIlggins-I0u're talkin thl0ugh your nss.
7, IonnlS didn't work where would our grub com'
s rom En- indianapolis Journal