New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

r-te Management Duqucsne, Erie and Rainbow. This
ocrostc would certainly express the purpose, end and
aim OF Tammany Hall with precision.
THE BOOM THAT'S CONE TO STAY.
The country's overrun with booms
And boOrnlets great and small
The winter boom, the summer hoom'
And boom Of spring and fall,
The public BOOM the private boom,
All flourish night and day;
Yet. after all. the peoples booms
The boom that's come to stay.
There's booms in cotton, oil and iron,
In stocks and bonds and oil; -
There's booms In silver dollars, too'
And products Of the soil,
Wheat and corn apd barley malt,
I'm butter cheese and hay
Yet after all the peoples boom's
The boom that's come to stay
There's moral booms, religious booms,
Political bOoms and lis,
And once n little boomleiboom
OF David Bennett Hills
A foolish boom. ruined boom,
Boom-ah! Boom ta-ra-day.
For after all. the peoples boom.s
The boom that's come 10 stay
The peoples boom's the tariff boom,
No Free-Trade food can burst ., ~
IT'S anchored on Projections rocR'
The Democratic Free-Trade boom
The rs Grand MT' Old Party's tariff boom's
The boom that's come to stay
-Fitz.N Nigel, in Albany Evening Journal
urno cr,ngocd tJnons thinks that the college
,ro,ossors from all over the country, whom the
University OF Chicago is gobbling up ought 10 nave
a new scholastic title, c. C. called to Chicago
1t is remarkable fact that prisoner I; never svS
brought into court He Is always araseec m sssn.
rough treatment but long aG9uant ac
has existed since time immerorac, afu VIC 'upp'''
mns 4 be all right.-(Boston Transcript
Thor enemies are calling the ahu-snap Democrats
adondeion Democrats presumably because they VIII
bloom only in the spring. But this reveals "orui
Ignorance in regard TO the dandeilon when comes d.
near calling all months Its own as any flower can.
AZ any rate, the dandeon Democrats bid iir 70 10
a good deal of blooming next November
who would not welcome Summer when she brings 70
Tho music m se Of the singing birds, the pleasant sunt
wbo would not welcome the summer when she brings
such things as these .... "a rroor Mag,
Asparagus cucumbcrs, onions lettuce ana eIsh er
When 7 visited Nine. Tussaud's the other daS,
SAYS a gentleman Just back from LONDON 'nere Wa,
on exhibition a nfe-size figure OF Deemins' U.S.
in the actual military uniform which he wore wme at
n,hm ~ ,rb,ch Mace he committed the atrocous
rdor y, bs wife and three children and then ouiled
then, under the kitchen floor. Not only was ths wax
Deeming in his real clothes there, but III Ihe oi"'
Of Horrors which is q leading feature oi 'aoame
Tussaud's show, there had been erec'eu inc n''''
..chen identical cement floor and all, IN WHICH 'ne
a
pnrchased and taken TO London AT the Aquaruhi'
a hr show pace down near the House OF Parnanien''
oso met with another instance OF the same enoet-
nrsipe desire to cater TO the craze OF the n'omo""
for there were the original pearls stoieh oy 'iie
osborne from her friend Mrs. Hargreaves, ana aoous
which there was such q highly sensational tIiai NOT
long ago. How American We might think al uns !"
no - IL were not so very English, you know.
P,irchaser-what IS the price OF coal nowf
Daaler-Eve dollars ana quarter I" loh'
nWeigh NE out n ton, please , A.. .,,..
a, tha n,rclr,scr. we charge dollar extra'-l"est-
field PENN Leader
Predecessor Thwing thinks that the thirteen weeks
rb,ch represent the normal summer vacation IN col
lere and school are altogether too long for both stu
dents and teachers
Prince George is Earl Of Inverness anu Baron 0i MI
And there's bid for scotland's love and bid Tor
Erins blarney! -, -. .,,r - nm au.round
r,,s ber anparent to the throne that flies the Union
la'As -(Boston Transcript.
Inst summer a shrewd Troy merchant attended the
| races Aferward friend asked him what luck ne
| had Excellent, was the reply; II came out Soo
| obcodp "Why, how was thatl' asked his friend
wells he explained. Z" l took $50 TO the track -
hot with Having staked 800 on the hrst race a''u
lost IL. I put the other $50 in my pocket ana went
homep Which suggests that the sureSt pos''oIe ""'
| 10 heat the races Is not to bet the races Iii'
tim that may be relied under all circumstances
| aUave YOU morse OF food 10 give TO HOO"
| sufferer maamr inquired the tramp, -, .,o hand
! :. YOU'RE n flood sufferer. are you = sau u'o ~
| featured woman In tho doorway. .,,n, had
| .Ycsm. Drowned out. Lost everything "'N
| I'm the world" -
| is that your dogi'
is he food sufferer. toop
lie Is. ma'am.' 80.
| ~IIumphl What did he lose1'
] Th. tramp saw II no use. I'll. .-,,,o
:. Ito LOST his pants. ma am he repleu turhins
| ovnv with dicnlty.-(Chicago Tribune.
| The Rev. Howard MacQueary denies that 'here !,
any dissatisfaction among Universalists with his hoer
views 1T Isl he says. simply friendly discus
| sion between the editor OF church paper ana my
sen whose views differ regarding evolution. IL 'heie
| was no difference OF opinion there could De no us
cussion. | am In no danger OF being In trouo''
| than a Republican and Democratic editor eouiu W
| prosecuted for different views on the tarih.'
Mrs sngs--Iast night you came home WIN s.0rs
| ~ sitting up with sick friend. Now, WIFI eA'u'0
| have you this time - - ,.,., oil pathereA
| h,cl round his beer.-Chicago Inter ocean,