New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
THE TALK or THE Day.


chances have improved because - Mr. Croker, the
chief of Tammany," has come out for him. This
Will make both Mr. Croker" and Mr.. Cleveland
smile. 1t also declares that Mr.. Cleveland has a
strong personal regard for Mr.. sheehan, statement
that will make old Buffalo citizens almost snort. One
thing however, The World has got right 1t says
that the report OF Commissioner Peck is "a severe
shock to the Democracy OF New-lork.'
Very Likely -Banknote-Are you aware. young man,
that the glrl you asking me TO let you nave
will be very wealthy How dare you ask ior her
hand .
You must admit that it will be through no fault OF
miue.-(Chlcago News Record.
Boston tradesman advcrtses, Human hair at less
than manufacturers prices and the proprietor of
dyehousc In advertising for a boy. specifies that he
must be coored. over another miscellaneous store -
a solitary sign on which the words, "MolaNsls
and sockins.'
Have, you any choice as to where your picture
No. replied the artist only that I'd feel on the
safe side II you would put II In a room WIN u"
ceilings "-(Washngton star.
A year or more ago the Boston firm which had
recently issued edition OF Ilak Walions
famous book was the recipient Of "A letter addressed
to Mr.. Walton by Of the pressclppngs bus'ais,'
requesting the privilege OF scnitng him all press
notices regarding The Complcat Angler Tbs III
cdent has been duplicated in Chicago Unit Ok
that city, reports that flrfil WHICH Htti! puo'"~
one Of Theodore Pnrkers books has received the fol-
lowing letter:
Theodore Parker, Esq.
/ ~ Sir: Your book. Lessons from the World Of
siderable attention VIII you allow to send all
notices referring 70 1t that may appear In me ieHlng
papers Of the United states ana EUROPE Yours
iIIthiully, - --.
Boston Is ahead OF Chicago, however Izaak Waltoa
has been dead since 1888, Theodore Parker since
1860
HOW HE LOVES KANSAS
I've been of on a journey, les got home today
pve seen heap Of country, an cities the boom.
But want to be In Kansas when The
Flower,
Eloom
Oh, It's nice among the mount'ns but l sorter elt
'rwould be nice upon the seashore cf it wasn't for
While the prairics air quiet an there's always lots
Oh, It's nicer stu in Kansas when the
Flowers
Bloom
Yer asers an Yer jasslmens, an all the other poses
III allow they all air beauties an full er sweet per
But there's none of en- patchin' to the
Flowers
Bloom
When a the sky above Is lest blue blue kin be,
An the pralres air awavin like WALLER drftn sea,
Oh us here my soul goes sailin and my heart Is on
the boom,
In the golden fields OF Kansas when the
Flowers
Bloom
-CAbert Bigclow Paine in Minneapolis Tribune.
A gentleman IN this city recently wrote TO the post
master OF small country village in this State to in
quire whether h. could a certain day get horse
and wagon TO make fifteen or twenty mile drive
which he and his wife had been DESTROYS OF making
His note was handed the local livery stable keeper
who made answer as follows a postal card; the
names arc altered. but the capitals punctuation. etc.,
are repro duccd without change
Dear SIR
Mr. Smith Mr. Post Master gave me your let
ter In Regards TO taking Horse and Bugre 70 =
|, will cost YOU i've Dollars seated and seven
for a two Seated II all Right answer and let mo
Know and Oblge JOHN BROWN
Wayback
Lumber Co
Iiyerman Ny
There is stiil burning In India sacred fire that
the Parsees lit ! 900 years ago. 1t Is repenshed
with sacred woods five times day.
Red clover grows In NewZealand with great luxurt-
ance but until recently II was necessary TO Import
all seed from England. Darwin showed that me
plants can be fortified and made TO produce seod
only through the agency OF humble bees and as these
creatures were unknown In ew-Zeaand. attemPtS
were made to Introduce them, and they were finally
about ten years ago. carried the entire Journey awe.
while In a torpid state, In freezing chambers. slhco
then they have multiplied. and the red clover bears
ed-(Philadelphia Ledger