New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-30

sencc found that the clam had allowed the mouse 10
.-tNew-Bedford Standard
sleep on, brave soldier, deadi
with arching skies o'erhesd
star-studded blue,
The rosy red Of morn.
Display Che colors there
For which your blood was she'd
Are safe from sound Of strife.
From fHs beat beat q sgS wsrdrum
And the clash Of arms,
Delight TO honor all
Who wore the blue
Anc marched to meet the foe.
-(Brootlyn Life
Speaking Of Senator J. H. Kyle, of South Dakota
who It will be remembered is also clergyman. lady
member OF his church in South Dakota said recsnt1yi
"The people OF the East sent him out here TO preach
TO the heather at $500 year, and now the hcathcn
have sent him back at $1,000 year,
Johnny docking up from newspspm)-Mamma
Johnnys Ma-You ought to know better than to ASK
such simple question Johnny It weSn, to 70 bum
nearly 100000 900 pounds Of ice last summer-tchL
cago Tribune.
at stayed with my cousin, James Whistler. the
artist, when in London last SUMNER says
San Francisco lady, "and must say that he Is .
most curious individual. lie is thorough Bohemian
and does the oldest and queerest things imaginable
He comes down to breakfast in kneebreeches, silk
stockings and shoes with large buckles. and the fupn
est sorts OF coats. He is decidedly eccentric His
house at Chelsea is called the White House, and Is
painted In the most abominable colors. IL Is really
an eycsore but Cousin James thinks 1t is very artistic
You would never imagine that he was an American.
He and all his brothers are thorough Johnny Bulls
He born in Baltimore and the Whstlers that are
in the Army are our relatives. One brother in Lon
don is quite famous DOCTOR but is totally dissmilar
In tastes and habits TO Cousin James,
A Victim Of Crcumstances.-aI might a, been rich
oncet,' said the man with the straw-coored whisken
"but circumstances was too much FIR mo-
"Tell about IT,"
"well You see, 1t was Test this way. was wor,dn'
Sood land You IND sosr
to SuP night on s % o. 70 winter r
m'lasses, when / tnck the. chills and fever Ever
wilder my well day, am 10 and hold she had the
chills. Next day had 'em, next day she had 'em,
next w DAY -
fore could get rid o. them shakes tramp preacher
along that was in the habit Of having the shakes
eIean out tell tell yo1 boys when old Billy circum
stance has 1t in fer a man he kin Jest as well give t
up."-Indianapohs Journal
Travellers and scientists greatly interested In
the recent discovery Of wonderful the island
Of Corsica. MINER who undertook to explore them
a few weeks ago. found it impossible to do So He
discovered various small caves close together, which
led to mammoth some distance from the original
openings. The roof Of the mammoth cave between
sixty and seventy feet high. After travelling under
ground for some time, he came upon immense lake
which made further progress impossible According
to his estimates the lake is situated under the mountain
chain. La Revellata, Calv, and gets its water
from the ocean. In support Of his theory, small
grotto discovered Cape Revellata level with
the sea, which is believed to be connected with the
Some people estimate the length Of the caves
along the coast at thirty miles. society Of savants
has been formed to explore the place thoroughly this
summer The members will meet in Ajaccio
Mitigating Circumstances.-narold Harrington-Dd
/ not see you talking with Downtown yesterday
Don't you know he is in twade.
Chofy Chomondeley-Ya But 1t don't agwee
with him. He has failed three times.-(The jewellers
Circular.