New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-17
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The honeymoon was not many months old "Well{j
darling he asked he took her In his arms on hs
return from the Office "shall We go out on our
bicycles would you prefer that should order the
carriagei"
Dearest she softly responded. gazing lovingly
up into his eyes, you know am yours for wheel or
for whoa
the Tmatila reservation in Oregon. was killed BY
sd STaa SEQ ' bsnS 20 %
his note secured BY TIE name nn9n Ss,d .ns
found on the ranges during the winter and spring,
and hustled hard In other ways until she had scraped
bank and paid her husbands note and also insisted
on paying the interest TO the astounded cashier.
The bank refused to accept the interest. "-lDetNit
Free Press.
Not many typographical blunders can be mora
annoying than that in Western religious paper which
made a clerical correspondent, writing from England,
speak Of the pleasant time enjoyed the Fourth n
July when a visit was made the hospital houses
OF Minister Lincoln.
"Native Missoutan' has borrowed a column Of
The Chicago Henld' to protest against the statements
that Mssourans revere the name OF Colonel J. James.
short answer could be given In the words OF the old
who said in ep to the Gpesn9n m whether :.
may, but most on us don't. "-(Kansas City star.
Miss Nina Cromwell Of Detroit, who claims to b
rneal descendant Of the great Oliver Cromwell,
venerable Bible which is thought 10 be the identical
volume which the Protector used. L printed in
1891, by John Wolfe for the assigns OF Richard Day,
and brought 10 this country In 1850 by Benia-
min Cromwell. the greatuncle Of the present owner
who has refused 5000 for It. The edges Of the pages
says "The Detroit Tnbune' ARE bordered with
columns Of references in the style which IS current
today. The references not so numerous, how.
ever as those in a modern Bible. Between the Old
and New Tcstaments the apocryphal books and at
the close OF the New Testament is subject index.
Perhaps the most curious part OF the volume Is me
metrcal arrangement OF the Psalms with which 10
closes. The preface TO this part Of the work states
that the Psalms were COLLECTED into English mere
" Thomas Stern, John Hopkins and Others, con-
fcrred with the Eibrew, with apt notes TO sing them
wtthan, The notes diamond shaped and are ar
ranged on staff Of five lines having a clef n"
unlike the modern tenor cleft. Each note Is open
and the STEM when one is used proceeds from the
apex OF the ddamond.'
A correspondent writes
Your joke on the summer girl going for the rn
beau Is good but as usual IN such cases, shV "e
looking FOR a pot Of money! -.
For further particulars inquire of the summer girl
dorchester Post Express.
This Is the season for swortfshing, and ms
vicinity Of Portland Me-, is the headquarters for inc
sport "swordnshing" says "The Press" Of that city
ais at once exciting perilous and remuneIau'e:
Last year swordfsh sold as high as IL cents pouna
in this port and single fish will often weigh ooo "
even 1000 pounds. The method OF getting the nsa
affords opportunity for great sport Lke ~. Wv
shark. the swordhsh can be seen for considerao"
distance by his back fin, which protrudes above as
surface OF the water ms he swims. But unlike '''
shark. the sworiish moves steadily with the up
tip his tail also out Of water, rigid and seaay
as the fin itself The swordfsh also gcnerp y
in shoals. The swordnsh is captured by mesn' =.
long spear harpoon To the shank OF THIS spe" 49,
attached stout line about GOO feet long ana " -.
end OF the line Is made fast a stout, water
Each harpoon Is good for swordnsh' a "A
schooner usually carries a considerable nu'u'''
them"
"How do get alongiD said Striker :.d 70 labor,
my pride forbids me TO beg. am 700 soodness
n pins worth from anybody but thanh kEiend Ny
am always willing TO borrow from Il ave pott
dear boy. may call you friend for, say! owe you
day day l"-(BostOn Transcript.
An eminent Boston physician Is repor''un 90 ara
Ing that 40 per cent Of the streets Vi Do Do ara
not named" Considering how plen'ii"i n" ., ever
and that the crop this year Is larger u'n ruby
was before. It Is Il shame that so many u ' ,ueh
streets should thus suffer. stree' .-,,,o 10
entitled TO a name human being, a''' ,,onfor.
have one II certain to promote the puo'' ,no Pro
Boston evidently needs new socieV-'
motion OF Street Names.
An Ishpeming Mlch.. clergyman, " n added chil
by leaving II on railroad train ma nainr A J0fem
every time he thinks OF the inner sgh-(Phladdpms
Ledger.