New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

To accommodate Worlds Fair passengers over 10
lines the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company IS going TO
translate into foreign languages Its principal ume-
tables and distribute them in Europe and South
America They will be done into German, French.
Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Swedish.
Beans Would suit Better.It rained peas over large
part Of W. sbD"d pray o II going
come Boston after robblng SUBURBAN garoen pa'c'
-(Boston Globe
There is one piece Of reol estate In Maine winch
Is enailed so far such property can be IN tnis
country, says "The Bangor Wing ana courier"
Is known as Dundee and Is situated In the town
NJ LIu,nctop In 1908 Francis small bought 1t with
other lands from the Indians, the original deed being
vet preserved In the family. Having dcscendeo rom
father 10 son for seveml eneStions. Humphrey Small
purchased a small section OF his fathers land, when
he named " Dundee and he stoutly amrmed uat
dundee should remain in the ownership OF the smaus
forever and that II SHOULD be allowed 10 become
forest again. Twice Inc was Offered more than douoe
us value but although hard pressed for money, he
remained true to his declaration. On The .elh OF
November this property Will have been IN possession
of the family ga years, and to commemorate tnis'
and also to celebrate the centennial OF Limneton
which was Organized in 1872, the family had reunion
and picnic last week. Next year they propose TO
their ooth anniversary with larger gather
I'M TO include all of the small family that can b
altered together
4 TRAGEDY,
Alto Primo
Powdered were her checks Of tan.
AS forth she wandered with a man
Alto Sec ndo
Ills other Girl cried when he came back -
Who powdered your face! Aack! AiackW
Alto Terzo.
The barber" he ssid-there are many slips go
I,rt hnbcrs she rsGmed. "dont powder the lips ~
-(CihcaRo News Record.
.,ta w.storr copductor tn n
"cincinna,l Timesstar' reporter recently that new
ticket collectors and conductors are often aicted
with stage fright Yes, Is so. remember the nrss
collections made. The uniform was strange TO me
and imagined everybody was looking at me and guy
inc me- went through the cars as In dream and
81 IS a wonder did not miss half the tickets. felt
like bubble OF air about 10 aoat into space while the
MESSENGERS appeared 70 be angels holding out their
hands for me. oh. yes, soon got over II, ana
don't care now but really the first few trips are
absolutely painful. How DO remember which pas
sengers have given up their ticketsl have no way
In particular, hut just get used to 1t. While may
not recognize every who has paid can spot one
from whom have not received ticket at once. Then.
II am I'm doubt sharp look usually does the business.
Most people would like TO have the collector SKIP them'
but they are impressed with the idea that We Know
they have not paid that sharp look acts lire lode
stone TO draw the cash. or course II Is possiois
for hardened sinner TO buR collector, but few Try
H. After have made round there Is no
trouble for stations we stand where we have aii
view OF the train and exactly what persons 60 N
and out OF every carr
The car.hCrsc gave a gentle START
Then stopped by sorrow goaueu.
And ryE 5Pakss r tMe 9 ,iwas looded,,
Washington Star.
THE Longferow Memorial Garden, in Cambridge says
the Boston correspondent Of THE Critic does not
attract many visitors. ana there Is talk OF putting
up some monument there TO draw the attention OK
strangers so that they may understand its purpose
The committee charge wish to put up statue OF
Iongfsllow or some monument with rehefs, hiustrat
Ina his works. But the Longfellow family does not
approve OF this idca perrng TO let the enrden which
is the open lot opposite the Longfeow mansion, re-
main unmarked.
year ago Planter Wolf. OF Knoxville, Ark. had
an arm pulled OF while showing negro how 10
onerate n cotton gin. Yesterday he was tnsrlctinS
another negro, and lost HIS other arm Mr.. Volts
Instruction Is now at an end. as he Is out OF arms:
moi a good one~lPttsburg C6ronicleTelegaph.
pupil In public school having answered the ques-
ton, What Is a cynic'" by saying. "A cynlc Is
philosopher who leads n dogs lfe,' writer In inc
Boston Journal remarks: Evidently the pupil had
confused the words cync' and canine and attempted
TO bring In something OF BOTH Evidently nothing OF
the kind "Cync" Is derived directly from the Greek
lr,on, and "kunIkos' meaning "dos' and DOG
nhen: and In fact, canine" Is derived from Laun
word of the same meaning. Undoubtedly, the teachef
had explained the origin Of "cyne and thus the as
ISOLATION Of dog with the specific meaning OF The WORD
got Judgement In the chids mind. Anyhow, as The
Journal suggests, the definition Is not bad one.
The men In n manufacturing establishment call
their boss :" Time because he cuts Gown all poS"
great and small.-(Boston Transcript.