New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-25

Iust to condemn a man for refusing TO honor one 81
ese instruments as they can an be Srs.9 m upon sna
evidence 81 Indebtedness Banks have again and again
agitstcd the question Of refusing 70 accept draft ior
NOT been done and at the present time money 10
actually lost In this branch OF the busness-st Louis
GlobeD Democrat
aThe German Union Against the Tyranny Of FASH
i'm, has attracted considerable attention and many In
suert1al members already. The Baroness Malt
,abn the wife OF LeutenantrGeneral Won karcsewsh,
Countess Fabrice, Nile. Branneck, Madame Won
runk Nile. Marie Meyer, the actress; Madame
wilma Parlaghy- Kruger, the artist; tho wife Of
professor schuch, and Hermann Heberg, the we'll
known novelist are among the active members.
Man are received into the union socalled
q faendss The annual dues OF the members amount
~ 30 ptennigs or IL IL cents This month the
SANITATION win begin the publication OF Journal.
anxious and overworEed but no signs Of insanity
Mrs. De Fashion-rm sure ne Is IN Danger OF It
insanity runs in his family, Sou know.
Yes, indeed. Two Of his sisters had chances to
marry rich and then married poor ones.'-tNew
York Weekly.
The best paying property In Nevada Is q mine whose
,sstory is thus told by THE Central Nevadan'i
asimeon wenban had the Garrison tunnel at great
expense and was left poor man, owing his creditors
s15o.OOO. There was not pound Of ore In sight
whereby the debt might be paid. As last resort. with
"A
wenban drilled hole in the hanging wall and blasted
ont huge piece OF rock which he found to be almost
q Gold block OF metal and part Of an immense vein
which had been paralleed hundreds OF feet This
,ortupate last effort marked a sudden change that
seldom falls TO the lot Of man. IL was Wenban. the
moor man. the laborer, before that blast was fred; 1t
was simeon wenban tho millionaire but second there
a,te, Tho first months run of his little mill gave
him 100000, and ever since he has grown more
wealthy
TIE VALLEY OF SLEEP.
r. lie. IN the west when the goes down.
Graded BY shining mountains OF goid'
And It's gaudy forests are never SIggn; untold
Its meadows CLEAN with weaIu uI"io'
Watered by cr1msOning rivers OF Dght
Those s shining mas pS Sops n then oVs, then weep
Morn cannot RT1%s tae p %seV Of see,.
At midday its streets look long and bright,
The shade OF peace but sign aWakes'
For rest TO gain In the moqrow's nght,
The viii and strength that victory taKes'
S4nf The En- h ss 'o Of the Summer rest may ken
First we must climb ambitions steep-
Noon cannot prize the silence deep
Of the beautiful hay valley OF Sleep
The shadows of eve stretch far and wide.
And life bereft Of its old des ,ir
Follows the wake OF purple tide
Lit by a suns innOcu0us nre.
Now when the ways are passed ana 70 dam,
Fain would we paddle these waters ceop'
Too tired to labor, or love, or weep
Eve would eternal slumber keep
-(Grace o. Boyle in NewOrleans Times DemocrS1
The Chinese Restriction Act has raised the wages
paid TO Cinnamon on the Pacific Coast almost double
Miss smooth-That flower on your coat Is bach
elor's button, is ii not, Mr.. Auane u
Mt A.-Yes, Miss Smooth; why 10 you ASK
Miss SmoOth-I wondering II l touc4so Ite 0aS
ton would you do the resti-(Minneapols lrinune'
We believe plumbers required to have some son
Of certificate from somebody certifying TO something
The examination must be ike this.
o-Can you smell bad smell an Inch tom ia
sourcei
A.-No.
o-Does water run uphiuf
Ayes.
Q-rs escaping gas explosvei
A.-No.
Then they; whoever they are, hand him his cert,n.
cate wherein he is declared q plumber aud License
to plumb at his pleasure
Hicks-who did you speak TOT
Wicks-" Whom did you speak to-not VINO
"Who7 is poor grammar. x,.
Hicks-What OF i'll The majority OF people don,s
know 1t. The few people who understand grammar q"
not the people 1 associate w1th-(Boston 1ranscrp"