New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-18
THE TALK OF THE DAY

GThe Pttsburg Dispatch whose history has bees
one OF continuous ard extraordinary progress since IT.
establishment forty years hos moved into hand
some commodious and durable quarters lts ne" home
is freproof the walls of the main building being
of Beaver County sandstone and New-Engand granite
Everything in the building is new as the structure
ITSELF The machinery, type and furniture are OF me
latest design and the situation Of the building 10
central and most convenient for the newspaper ana iu
patrons. The sworn statement OF the CIRCULATION OF
"The Dispatch for the last six months gives IL an
average of nearly $4,000 for the daily and over 900
for the Sunday issue. It is using two double Hoe
perfectng presses and will soon put IN another one
Jaggers-Dr. JaNp is about as skltal ply.
stefan ] know CT He seems 10 unoerstano
case almost at sight, you Know.
Jiggers-What IS he giving y0uf . =,
bringing round finely although my recovery Is Oh
course necessariiy very SLOW; rranscrpt
To the great regret OF the friends Of tho late Dn
schlemann, many Of the interesting relics dug up b.
the great explorer in Troy have been stolen and do
snoiled by the miserable Inhabitants Of Asa-Hnor.
Turks ard Arabians in the neighborhood OF the exca'
yatious use the valuable stones TO build their nuts
After schemann's death man was employed 10 guard
the ruins. His salary discontinued recently how
ever and the watchmsn ceased TO guard the excava'
tons. The .stambouI,' Of ConstantnOpe, calls upon
all scientific societies OF Europe and America 10 pu
an end to the conoclasm and vandalism OF the semi
barbarous inhabitants and TO continue the work OF tn
great schiemann
Too Common q Complaint.-Watts-what was tho
decision in the Of that fellow supposed 70 Do crazy
Potts~They concluded to wait until the season =
oysT Is baseball Sg G1 maniac fom the ordinary CRAM
Indianapolis Journal
Is the point of a moral improved by exaggeratoa,
"The Christian Advocate" says: Nine out OF ten o.
the weldressed boys meet In the city OF New-York,
many of them going TO and from school, are smonns
cigarettesn One out Of ten we should say would b
rather beyond the mark.
THE IDEAL AND THE REAL.
Once q poet loved maid
Nothing strange In that(
With love that afraid,
HIS heart went pita-pat:
He thought her far too bright too good,
Too finely tuned In mind and mood
To ever be by mankind Wooed.
wasn't he fatD
A great coarse man, with auburn hair.
Ills fortune immense)
Boldly sought the maiden fair
That She was stu from afa
The poet reverenced his star,
And laid the blame all ON her ma
N-O indianapolis Journal
aWithin two weeks" says Buffalo physician, II
have been called on to prescribe for seven men aced
with raging headaches. due in every instance to poison
Gus colorng matter extracted by perspiraton from the
lining bands of their hats absorbed through the open
pores OF their foreheads What these noxious dyes are
have not had time 10 determine, but would ahV''s
nobody to wear a hat which discolors the brow, o.
pecally if the dscooraon be Of yellowish or brown
ish tint"
Not SHIFTED for that Business.-"whats become q
xoung Dimityf l never see him any more. sad :
customer to Mr. Challie, Of the nrm OF Chaile =
poekay proprietors and managers OF vast dIysoooi
emporium 80 - ,.
- oxoc4
"Indeed ?"
"And too Conscientious -.,...
81 never heard exactness and consclentoushes
made the cause of a mans discharge before" -.
| " We'll, these qualities may be all right IN theI
place but goods establishment Is hardy the pa'e
for them"
| "Well ri tell you. / happened TO overhear ,
| customer ask young Dmity how much certain piese
| az goods was worth We'll. maam, said D1miIy IN
| repy that goods is worth 10 cents yard out NV
/ nrice Is 81 You can see for yourself what Az gr
practicable man he was for the dry-goods trade
| (IIarper's Bazaar
The negro Lusi. the last Of the faithful ser'an.
Of Dr. Livingstone the African traveller ded on 'a,
in Zanzibar The English Committeeman among
Others attended his funeral
Question OF Mathematics.-l am a hIeie smi
and viii PROFOUND to yon colun hi nsend
arithmetIcs said Detroit man 10 III, t ~ S;erS
| {" All right: let me hear IT," answered. ms nnos.
| ~Weu > said the man who was snort, suppgyssSs
Won had $40 i'm your pocket and shOuiu asA ~" ."
| a. how much would remanl" -, fne,roit
| "Ten dollars was the prompt repH'-'NS
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