New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-18
IMPRESSION DE MATIN.

Thames
Changed to harmony IN gray,
barge with OchIe colored hay -
Dropped from the wharf, and chill and cold
The yellow fog came creeping down
The bridges TIL the Houses walls
Were changed to shadows and st. PauPs
LOomed like a bubble DER the town.
Then suddenly arose the clang
With country wagons. and bird
Flew to the glisenng roofs and sang.
The daylight kissing her wan hair,
LOtered beneath the gas-lamps flare.
With lips of flame aud heart OF stone
oscar Wilde in National Review.
any father was once travelling in Europe. and fell
in with an English banker and his family" says q
"st. Louis Globe Democrat" gossper. The banker
was q man of wealth. university graduate, fine
scholar and in every way refined, polished gentleman
one morning while stopping at Swiss hotel my fatier
came down TO breakfast and found Ids friend In high
state of nervous excitement. He could not eat any
thing was fdgeung in his chair, and evidently 50
much disturbed that my father asked what was tho
matter DO You see that gentleman ut The end OF the
tabep said the Engshman in an awe-struck whisper
that IS the Earl of Tyrone But what is the matter
with yOuP the reply. Come, now.' said the
Englshman, you can't pretend that when so great
man rs that is at the table with that you feel
Just as If some nobody thereP 4 don't know
about that said my father. DO you see that man
on the other side Of the tablet That is exPresdent
Pierce; but can eat my breakfast perfectly calmly
even if he is here The Englshman started gasped
and said nothing more evidently regarding the Amer-
cans as variety OF the human species entirely outside
Of all ordinary rules
Els there any trouble brewing in the A. W.
&, Y. Railroad p
Not that know Of. Why do you askt"
al heard that II was going into liquidaaon'
"GOing into HquidatiOn Quite the contrary
They've Just watered the stock 80 per cent ana every
thing is going on acknowledgement transcript
Saws "The Portland NIe) Press: I" There are moro
Indications of maccre along the coast than there have
been for the last three years and is hoped that sOe
fling like the oldstyle catches will be secured Since
1887 macxere fishing in waters has been failure
The catch by the New England fleet in 1887 was
"A 3s2 barrels In 1855 il fell OFF nearly one-hah and
I'm 1850 il was halved again. In 1890 it was 1902
barrels The catch of shore mackerel amounted 10
about the same number secured in 1889. but
there was large fallingOf in the catch Of vessels In
the North Bay The larger part Of the catch OF last
YEAR was what are known tnkers smaller than what
Maine coast was dismal failure last year. it was
On o the rest Of the England coast south Of Cape
cod. The return Of the fish after their absence Of
several wears is regarded very favorable sign ana
s +bougt to show the wisdom Of the coseseason law.
II WIS enacted in 1887 and will expire on March 1,
1893 owing to the depression in tho business tho
,acl,erel fleet has run that all the mackerei
cboopers in New gland to-day do not number more
than fifty OF these nearly onehaf belong In Name
Camp Cuisine.-Captrn Bolton lin his North Woods
shauty well, my boy, how do you hAe uhls ehaAS-
sr,sarean life under the greenwood tee H.. 49,.
Ills CueSt-ThcIe's too much bacon aDout your
Shak speaIean existence % suit me-thuhseys weekly