New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
THE TALK or THE DAY.

A "cock and hen choir is the irreverent nickname
given by musicians to vested chors composed OF
men, women and boys.
The Wrong Name.-Mr. IIigglns-So you are nat
broke, are you! The last time saw you you were
aush with expectation Let's Sec you were Just goang
nt ON the rad with a new plecewith millions In II,
believe you said. Ly the way, what was tie name
Of Theo ps Manager tsadEsuccess
Journal.
DREAMs.-ON A BAIsAM PILLOW.
such visions these. no city breeze
Fra caught from the sun-swept streets CT town:
| dreamed Of far blue hills horizoned walled.
And painless forests sin and brown
Where, mid the poontIde hush,
The catbird called
In tangled underbrIsh.
And when awakened thought came back
Through forest shades Of birch and tnmarack
The little folks who come here from distance, and
specially from the interior make REMARKS when are
very amusing 70 Boston Children ana Somstmss TO 70
an East Boston fesryboat little boy, who was cyl
IDENTITY from far Inland. IL saw small yacht, sail
Ing WING msmma IL eselam-d Jus, see tina, big
butterfly Isn't that funny kind Of butterfly >
philadelphia exclaimed when no reached the TRY
on mamma. smell sand More rrnarGaole per.
notc who was much Interested In BIRDS and informed
friend OF the Listeners that there WAS h US nest
In the orchard and when she was asked wha' KIM
OF bird said she wasn't sure, but She thought IL
was a woodcnuck. "-tb0stOn Transcript
The Rev. X. T. Davies. an English vicar. has dis
susted even Conservatives by coarse attack en- Mr.
Gladstone I'm which he said :" Mr.. Gladstone has
been for many years Gods scourg- this nation and
should not myself be surprised II In further anger God
should Permit him 20 return 70 power. Tn" hish
question IL very simple hr. Gmds'onc Is behind
Home Rule the Pope Is benind Mr.. Gladstone. and sa-
tan Is behind the Pope
What She said" Fcklc, false one no hoarsely
cried, "you are not woman, you are a shiuc--a
ln.ensatc, you 20 your ruthless way. over pain
strwn with the crushed hearts OF connuing men, As
cmorsccss In your OF conquest A. any chttan
Of old who led his cohorts TO battle across INC soAihs
ruins OF desolat.d nom s.
The maiden looked at him thoughtfuly for mo-
men Then ~ yocs as mnsicc n me o you
Indiana polls Journal.
Weather proverbs current In any part OF this coun'
try are being sought for by Professor Mark W. inr
rncton. Chief OF the United states weather Bureau
In Washington II Is weI.-known that many OF those
contain an element Of scientific truth, to say nothing
Of their interest to students OF folk lore. In his cir
c,ar letter inviting public cooperation In his task
Professor Harrington says: Please distinguish when
practicable between those which are Of American
origin and those which have been imported, giving.
when possible, the origin OF each. whether Indian
scotch English, Irish. or German
Miss Fqgn began the summer young man, "when
first met under the Influence Of Your magic spell
moan when ! first met you and fell under the
10 aware of your power and hitherto though my heart
has been unsusceptble but tho light that hes In
woman's cyes-esprcally yours-er-ali-' The yong
woman continued t. beam on him kindly, but the
Young man hadn't his notes and his memory had de-
parted, and lie could only gasp, Miss Figs where
was | at !"-Indianapolis Journal.