New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

very amusing trial developed out OF q suit Of
repevin for dog brought by DR.. z. r. Brady against
John A. Levi, In Justice Shannons Court, In Kansas
City, NO., recently. Both parties claimed the owner.
ship Of the dog Dr. Bradys attorney, however stated
that they could prove the clamanshtp beyond doubt
by the recognition Of the dog for Mrs. Brady and she
was accordingly summoned. The animal Immediately
Jumped from his place In the prisoners dock and
showed with every demonstration Of canine Joy bis
recognition OF his mistress In consideration Of the
adverse testimony this still not convincing the
Judge so Mrs. Brady said that II she would sing
certain song the animal in response to his training.
would jen In with her In his dog fashion and voice
and sing the song through This she did. and at the
first words Of the song the dog leaped for Joy and
fulfilled his part Of the duet No further evidence was
TAKEN and the canine returned home with Mrs. Brady
Those Cincinnati milk poisoning cases will be held
I'D TO young Cincinnaans for years q warning Of
what dangers incurs In departing from local
traditions In the matter OF drinks-(Der0t tribune.
"One of the most extraordinary forms Of insanity
is mania for stealing women's Shoes says DR..
Dodd ply slclan at the Bloomingdnle Asylum, In
Tho Boston Globe.r at Is distinguished dis
case By ITSELF and the Germans have named II FRAU
enschuschm0nomanie.' II is more common among
men than with the other sex. There Is one case on
record Of young man whose sisters lost their left
shoes as fast as they could buy them. 1t was all
ways the left Of each pair that was taken For
long Tune the tnetS IL ny oh0
day the brother caught young woman in the street,
threw her down. tore of her left shoe and away
with IT, lie was captured and thus the secret was
discovered
II Columbus did not stamp his Impress on his own
age no will on the present, with the assistance OF
Postmaster-Ceneral wanamaker.-(Lowen Courier
Chicago engineer Is the author Of one Of the most
start,ng suggestions for the Worlds Fair yet made
IFS idea is to build railway track, mile In crcum
ference with another track inside connected by
switch Around side Of the track he wouia ouiio
an amphihcatre, with seating capacity TOT ooooo
people Twice week on these tracks he would starr
Two old and abandoned engines In opposite direcuohs
and when at full speed the connecting switches woud
be thrown open and the locomotives allowed to crash
into each other To make the collision more reahsuo
10 would have the engineers Jump Just In Time 10
save their lives. 1t is his opinion real railroad
wreck would be an attractive spectacle The engineer
Is stln looking for hacker.
LIVELY TIMES IN GEORGIA.
Lively times n in ma an n,c the c0rn
Never seed SIGH weather since the day that yoa VIZ
Ali the clouds Is white clouds in, In the The. ssy'
The " caneuiss from he Grinder ieers palsts
reels
y Apa ins hG IN sos as dn With the girls
In an down the meddcrs, sweet with hay:
lawn kiSin EN- an tuHUiul up tHelr CuTiS-
w ATLANTA Constitution.
British newspapers are discussing earnestly the
question OF cloakrooms In churches, referring to the
absence Of and absolute necessity for. facilities for
disposng Of wraps, hats. and overcoas. some
cburh In the country have wire hatlacks peneath
the seats, and q few have wire bars Tor oVercoa's
and wraps on the backs Of seats. one church III
Chicago has regular opera chairs and the attendant
conveniepces. A cloakroom seems TO MI longielt
want for there does appear TO be any good reason
! these DAYS any way, why man or woman shouio ho'
be as comfortable In a church as In a theatre.
wars,de Communings.-Rusty Rufus ION park bencn)
Amt il a glorious privilege TO rest ,... ,,.s,-
Disguised BAY Sn MS r ossM y You've got to
work tore 81 Kin enjoy t'-(Chicago Tribune
scientific man who has been talking 70 ST
Louis Globe Democrat reporter is certain tha' the
women OF this country arc growing taier i'"'
esnecally true he says, Of the women OF l'c s'e~s
middle class The tail girl Is not so pehuiui anons
tho platocrss and the very p'or, but majority Oh
hose Young ladies whose parents arc In comor'Aoe
., cums,.nces are above the mcdem height. Ny
acory Is that the growth Of the very poor Is s''eu
49, hod food and hard work. and that Of the very
,ch by A surfeung aud lack OF proper exercise i"'
middle. class Girl has plenty OF wholesome loon' anu
f. rrouirsd TO lead moderately active HE. INC ic'
su,t is that she grows up toll ana graceful VII"
,ha EASY carriage OF an atnele. oeho'S '-'0
.,Yry ladies' Of to-day will average an inch taller
-, ,,.,, mohers The men OF America are also
,,, ,o,er hut the advance is not so marked as
IN IN. case Of young ladies. attribute ths oacA-
w.rauess 10 the very general uso OF TOBACCO Vi
liquor. or both. by the boys Of America
A stranger sojournng in Iowa,
Thought Of thirst he was destined 10 ole s"S'
Now he spends all his days
Where the soda f0unt plays -
And has very near walked ms ieIt eie ,amrno,
IN the old range cattle boom days, when money iron
sc.iep lands was ponrng into the West Ike ~a'es'
,h.re were good many sharp tricks practised IN az
.,,,s n & recalled that the Marquis 90
Mores who tried TO cut such conspicuous hsu'.
,,,r,iopi,er OF the American meat trade. ana VII.
,,, hscome notorious as q duelst was oadiy si..
while in Dakota says The Chicago Drovers Jouf"A
he hought 10 900 head Of cattle rom TWO Ehs'"H'
Thov we're first lass cattle and cost sio head. "eu
h.se two Brtons delivered the cows they WORKED ohe
y, tho neatest skim games that was ever he'rN Ok
| vedorn Won know Sits in valley, WIN oao'o i
ON each side Well, the Enelishmen ran oooo neau "
.,. In an the MARQUIS and collected for loooo! Inc
| . ,bor ad a. was By running the same o'ooo Twice
| around the hin. De Mores never 'uho'eN un'' w
| had maid his 100000 and the merry coc~'e's ".
| hound for south America IL was cie"'
| 900 coo. but the Marquis didn't make much ooh"
about It, lie had plenty Of money ana "o" ''''
| A Womans Order" Have you any NICE eA''-'
| asked the lady In the restaurant
YessumS replied the polite waitzs
| AMY roast beef ."
And %eLdone breast Of vealN
"lessun.'
"And croque,tes''
| All kinds OF dessert too. I surpose''
| well bring me cup OF tea and piece OF p'e'
| Chicago News Record
The latest italian renaissance Is one OF preanuass'
and n l. said TO be fully as picturesque In It's deas
as the brlcandase OF the oden times The roooe'
captains. IKE their historic predecessor dress IN
velvet and are altogether dashing and courteous
They trea, their capuves with the greatest sonsueA
don. when there is prospect OF ransom "ne" ,as
is not. however, their treatment Is 'ernpie' ~
respect the modern brisand hves UP u '"e
| OF his tribe.
Young Mother Qeanlng over tne cr"ue''