New-York tribune., 1891-09-10

shade OF Hancock reproach him for his present efforts a.
suppress the Louisiana Lottery, and thus throw tfs
veterans Early and Deauregard out OF employ n,enf 10
Boston saturday Gazette
In that excellent colOred7 journal, The Appe, =,
Chicago, there is column entitled Seeking for the
Lost" consisting OF notices which have many pa,be,.c
suggestions. Here are three samples Of them:
Washington SamsOn-I wish % find my father ana
mother Fathers name was Washington samson. lie
Perkins. Address Alonzo Henry, Cuthberf, Ga.
Hannah slalum--I desire TO find my daughter Han
nah Slakum. She belonged 10 John sakum, m FaIrded
Coany WINNIE v ,s was etb6S SId ana G9as to "a
vasota Tex.
Fanny Roaman--I wish to find my mother, Panny
Roaman. She formerly lived near Lexington, Ky.
was scld from her when was five years old and now
Moberly, NO. ~'
The experiments in BcIlamyism don't seem 10 succeed
As well I'm real life as they do in Mr. BeIamys book
For instance the Decatur Cooperative Housekeeping
Club has Just collapsed. The club consisted Of Ten or
twelve families, who rented dining room, hired a
houseeeper to take charge OF tire servants and paid the
expenses of furnishing board to the members Of the
club It was success for a year and half, but the
novelty wore off, and this fall many OF the members
concluded to set up establishments OF their own that
le few who were left did not to keep up the club
so they disbanded.
A Dull Paper-Editor {" Daily startler')-Anythlng
startling for tomorrow
chief Romancer-I haven't been able to think of
Marry oil some of the great actresses, or get up.
rumOr Of some big divorce
Well get IN a cable dispatch saying that Explorer
Stanley has run away from bis WIFE,
oo Non I'd DO rim ofrold veil have dun paper To-
niorrow."-CThe New York Weekly.
Colonel waterson, after summer spent in ths North
remarks in - The Louisville CourerJournal' "Whte
collars and white cuffs good so far rs they 60 bun
isn't man rather incomplete without something white
at the bottom OF his pantalO0ns ?" Can it be that the
gallant Colonel is going to introduce the fashion Of
trimming the bottoms OF "pantaoons' with lacei
Rright Prospects.--" Doctor. how am coming oni
Do YOU think there IS any hope = said very SICK
man Your S 't chances are the best in the world The
statistics show that person IN ten eco'efs'' 10
P'i Then fl'E there is not much hope for mes
"Oh, yes there IS. Ycu are the tehth case that
have tieated and the other nine arc dead oont
to be relied on.'-CTeXas stngs.
A fair recently held in Racine Wis, was financial
failure because no intoxicating liquors were allowed 70
be sold on the grounds. or rather II hlied because
the 100 people who peuiloned against Aquons
failed to attend That is often the way with some 70
formers they are very forward I'm signing petitions
but not always on hand when money Is 10 be PAID out
Their allowing this temperance fair to fall because II
was temp rance fair will do much to weaken the
cause of temperance in and about Racine.
Russell sage has sixty four coins, ranging from pen
nies which form the majority OF the collection, 70
4bof could not he bOught for thousand times thelr
face value, much As the good man likes money, Ihe
coecton represents Mr.. Sage's finds on the Streets OUT
Side of tbe Nall street district lie picked the sixty
four coins up at different periods. extending over thV
wears and holds to them like grim death 10 ISso
As he found them ne placed mark on te, mem anu 9ss
them int little buckskn bag which nc always cares
with him. lie regards them as luck coins, alth9usn
II faxed with being superstiOus would probably deny
the charge That bag containing the CONS j. never
away from him, sleeping or waking. and lt some enter
nrSinc highwayman wants TO make naul, he can 90
Il bv holding up the thrifty Mr.. sage, ana, securing
the sixty four coins, hold them for pnncey ransom
The first coin Nlr. sage found was penny-ohe OF ue
old sOrt-and he of course values that more than any
OF the Others Next to the Iowa Central ne values
those colns.-(St. Louis GlObeDemocrat'