New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22
Among The experts empl0ed at the Bath lfcn

Works is talented copper woker who Is foreman of .
, copper shop. Not long ago nc took small cop T
cent. hammerng it into miniature tea kettle. Ine
words lone cent" occupy al the space o, the bot
tom. There are swinging handle and movchls
Wtrr Can be e boiled in IT, Fight hours labor
given in the making The artists name Il
Quicker and he receives - Pei "coM '''e'"O'''
Journal.
Not long ago friend asked the Re-. DR.. Whd'
once mentioned as possible successor to Mr..
Beecher. why he went to Toronto. %, might say
he replied THAT it was call from Cod pu' 'no
real fact Is am paid 1000 yeap more than :
getting"
Justice Fynn-whats the charge. Officer ,.r,..
ORonrke-Breakin the Sunday lsv yer Amer
H STSSS Hs wur tytn' to 1t into Cassidys
saloon by de front dure instead OF dc iauhH ei"''"
PUCK.
Maine must be great State for meetings. during
eighty days this summer II is TO hive nearly seven"
important conventions of various kinds.
A funny story is told in n 'ortland book s,1lv.
though II Is question which pary 10 the IRA, .
the laugh on As the story zoe. ak e",ed twice
blessed. The clerk very origt yUu s, What she
wanted Wrapped up The Ouaty Of Mercy for hss;
80 far as they have heard. the tstomer uiu ho' A"
the acknowledgements Jouial.
journalism in Persia. according TO foreign P'pc'e'
still in an infantle state. ThGe was not newspsPs
in the country il seems unit the return OF the snaA
from his trip TO Europe abOt two years ago. i"s
Partisan cabmen in fact, the indirect cause Oh Wv
Introduction OF the great educational factor inlo '
domnions OF Nasrcd Deem Not that the frcncs
Jchus-who resemble their colleagues all over inc
world-extolled the merits of the press 10 tue Sh"'
but His Majesty usually ssw them with newspaper" n
their hands when idle AID naturally, IL Is s""' o.
tribucd their general intelligence to this fsct' AZ
mia Ia A.tah
Istry OF the Press and alled upon the mobiles 10 ao
him In his plans. AZ result there are Wero
journals in Persia tod9. Among them Is the omo'~
organ Iran, The most popular PAPERS In INC
captal are the "Iig, "Terhenk' and "Ieherah'
which report the principal political and literary news
OF Persia and the countries Of Europe In addition 70
furnishing their rcadc.s with TRANSACTIONS Of historical
and philosophical works Of Western writer's TO ress
them however. requires considerable linguistic abliu'
as they arc printed In a mixture Of TURKISH fefs".
and Arabic with French and Russian words mere ans
there. "Shercf" az Illustrated paper In Iehdah CO..:
tains only portrait, Of Russian and European ceieo"
ties The most widely read papers among he eau
Gated classes of Pe-ia the Atkai' ana Aan"n'
published weekly in Constantinople ana Lohsoh 10
spectively The masses OF the people unfortunately
have not learned rs yet all the advantages oil INC
newspapers but they are steadily gaining In nnuencs
and one day will be great power.
Paticnt-Oh doctor, you don't know how IL Worries
me to think that might be buried alive.
Docor-Calm yourself. Mrs. b. You heed ave Nv
fear Of anything like that. Trust to me, ana ssu's
you that you are In no dangr.-tBoston TmnsF~s