New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

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| Professor w. ". Cole, OF Harvard; William Ordwsy
I Partridge the sculptor; the Rev Dr. Philip 8. MOE
| om George Tden. the architect. F. }. Goodnch
Captain f. s. Huntington, b. FELTON,. the composer
and Ircxckiah ButterwOrth. These men are con-
WINGED that the great thinkers OF Concord and Cam
Lrdce have left 10 younger generation much work 70
be done for the further advancement OF culture ana
spirituality, and. in the hope Of being tho better ane
| to do their part, have thus banded themselves "
| gctkcr.
WIEN TIE WHISTLE BLOWS.
| You went find man fonder much
OF music sweet than me- -.
an Of the bumiis bee;
The laughter OF young children,
An the s shouts o. Of s;c Ho%s, %y.
me blacklist care awny.
But there aln't no Kind OF music
rns K" ,n by m sa. 50 q auf ne 1 Whistle
When 1t blows at O'Clock.
! love TO hear the music OF
| An the robin singing sweetly
| On his swaytn' hazel perch;
An the 3abt!e Of the br9oklet
| An the soft. angelic whispers
But, b'eo.h there aln't no music
Gives ,s my N.Y.. ear ~ ,1 sws ssit1,, shock
| When 1t ho"s at o'clock.
OH. tell you. wh,n n man Is
An i" Keeps his shovel movin'
When his pYcr Cd took Is Irrakln'.
An ~. 49, h' "a avn; AN nri n,,,u goes
1" 3: w. sa !; n a:
'"i In an y? Mo,,sr Sa'a",s sscs
Than tho mu-c OF the whistle
| When II blows ut ocloct.
A block Of marble u feet long. feet 4 inches
vide and feet thick has Just been quairied In Cal
uornis.
f-tm Npo n rod
CAYENNE pepper contains tnsts.ta substance ,t a
n,e, 4. soc,InS pr,'e -, but m ,dd,S OF one
dawn sr' that '"s oily Of scYrrr IS =:
saIy vchc.e Il color. Expcrinai'; mad" with white
1uaii,y u being nL. indicat, changes ~ tupcra:
| tur- b. marked caanC" OF puinngr. TIC yoW OF
! their eggs Il prclt rcf-'Natur
| A cort-Ht.ons church :,"n'br In a Western town
rceen attempted to lave HI, pastor d,ripHrcd for
| using the slang phrase ret ~ ir IN. pulpit.
BUt the bottom drorn~. ont Of his charge when tho
r.crr, mna p oduc>d the muns'pt Of his sermon md
read this sentence from, T.: II word. my Christian
h.ar,,. the Ar. ninntr" aor' there was
;orm o. Ne I q; was not In H.
Yes" nail 4. lanll.ay. de: ,ru',le.s search
st.ie!. ard noa an SATISFIED .at It Ma .,.
ou, III I'm u" Ss>, i, i'n' @ D. transcript.
In v"wAry Museum there !. a "Cons-ess OF Lady
Pie Enters" AM they Geplced on the oil paint
Ing outside A. eagerly deyplrhs great senents OF
pie w!thcu. TIE aid OF either nie fort. fact that
ought .'u!r he vcx"'l qn"-;bn OF etiquette how
lady should eat pic.
MI FINED FOR WINTER
| The snow ana sce' and foa may come,
An! M te " r,c .rJw Tea:y.
rp9n . the ne. glass; asa, ra 4. ~ nns" r drum
| But inside wellwarned room,
Fee; brnced upon a radtor.
What n"h one 'arc Tor Oner gloom
VIM ssn IN II collars sissjka,
About in streets the closas have shaded
Then II y, the hen s' Hc1.o OF G I.nr oom
VIII ,bOon. ADDISON or l,,ms-
WHY need one be w w'csSS.t' New, Record
! A lady. who recently visited Bermuda SAYS she
mo- a little coiored girl who said that her nsme
Eleanor Beatrice Virginia B.arrhs Smith, b.; that
her mother callcd her Minnie for short The same
Mttle girl sang n hymn ending with the remarkable
refrain: And we'll all smell the homny.- !: was
sft&ward l-orned tina; the tru4 version was: 90 And
we'll all swell the hsrnOny.'
! Mr>; ru!er;I hear the dcs,:rs going to raise
Tie price o. ssalskil ,ac1",, It'll winter ..,
:" for the p SsSR e ss" :is RepuS
| lean.
Thee Is drnouinaonal cdura; pnal Institution In
| young n:a respectively from Ki"tS japan; Ttesss.
| lon,cA Gree, and Iceland.
The Last OF His Rrcc-wtlr tho crowd Fest Friday
was sarginr along ono OF Il" pnciral ,houVsafares
on the South side In the direction Jnessoh lark.
Ging the from sidewalk To sidewalk and stret,,
nS north ana south far as the ey" couit reNr.,
sh.unken. ci,heve!ed man Win ono emu y ms s,nIp
making his way through the crowd IN thu opH,at1
Ard Stain ard he haf th- general npp.:rarco SS
so,po,nblliSt nightmare.
| "ict me get through hr said. hvstcrcouy. .
| where are ,ou trying u 60" demanded police
man WI. hrd ,i"rssd his P>>aSSr dom. ..ro xn.r.,
All ma%t IS to es ont Il this town. '''
| , IL was thu only surviving When-iwasatthc ca
| tennn! man.-GhIcaso Trbuns
Deer are 81 plentiful IN Michigan town that Aoys
have to be hired to stone them out OF the turnip
: fields
I, was tho Democracy that caused the Rebellion ana
TN Rebellion dr. rost the country over %.OOcOOOcOO
VIZ, DO YOU think OF 'Ga trs s,' WASH, worth hay
/ the E0ncy.-tl'oston transcript.
A pst,sbure physicIsn explains how the WORM gets
into Ne chestnut. When the MI; Is sul green an In
sect cones along and hunting warm place In w'acA
10 have its eggs Matched lights upon the green chest.
nut and S'ings II. At tho same dine II deposits some
o! Its sRhs In the opening thus made The chestnut
begins to rpen and at the same time The csss are
Matching The insect selects ehestnus AZ Nact for
deposit;ng rs eggs being the best adapted place by
instinct. Te noury matter In the nut turns 10 sumP
and sugar co\tains carbon which produces heat
Got Il Mixd.--" Mamma." said a !ittie giri on ~
s'es Ss tsr 81 sst' nh:
SSs'';s'-'oh'sts T'STas