New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-26
THE TALK OF THE Day.


The German newspapers publish the following
proclamation by Herr Johannes Lang, Mayor OF Ober.
ammergau: Il hereby declare that the report pub
shed I'm several papers, according to which the people
OF Oberammergau, part Of them, have resolved TO
60 TO Chicago In order TO produce the Passion Play
there is entirely false. More than $50 years ago
our ancestors soemnly pledged themselves to produce
the Passion Play every ten years in grateful re-
membrance Of their having been spared from the pest
then raging ard this vow was always faithfully kept
by us. Nothing IS further from our thoughts than
instutng productions Of the Passion Play besides
those given every ten years neither do we deem 1t
proper travel actors or to make profession OK
our sacred play. In the Interest Of truth we beg
you to give this, disavowal, the largest possible
circulation"
A man can now sit In a trolley car and ride
through delightful country from North Attieboro to
from Boston 10 the Rhode Island metropolis. That
this Is only the beginning OF an enterprise which VIII
ears over distance OF forty -four miles almost goes
without saying.-(Boston Globe.
Nearly all the supreme" officers Of the Iron Hall
order have been vigorously criticised for what they
Tave done or have not done. one exception, how
ever must be noted; the supreme wat;hman does
not seem to be blamed by anybody. And yet when
YOU come to think Of IT, wasn't 1t the duty OF the
watchman-especially when he was supreme to
lave kept an eye on the funds Of the orderi And
II he was too supreme to do that couldn't he have
fired a plain, ordinary watchman with no supremacy
about him to do the job!
Complimentary. 'pguarison Injecting Old friend
on the s,reeu-liclo, Atom! Glad to see you, Old
fellow I'VE been reading your department in The
Daily Bread' with a good deal Of interest lately. It's
improving night along. - .
III tell Banks. He's been doing my work for the
last ten days. Pm on vacation
Cpguardson turning red--Why, OF course, ! might
knOwn-thdt Is,
ihnt-er-folks all Welt Looks as II we were gong
noon.-(Chicago Tribune.
TIE GIRL GRADUATE.
Oh, sing the song OF the cultured girl who graduated
And read profound and instructive discourse on the
And permitted grateful public to know Of her ripend
To emancipate women from ancient ule of barbarous
soulless man.
Alone in the meadows and by the seas she travelled
And pored over volumes that told the Of womans
subseryent lot
And youth that scorned the wisdom Of books stroed
eisurely into her view
II she started and blushed and looked askance Why
what can young girl do
August.
Alas for the learning of maiden minds, and ambition Of
Alone no more in the meadows she walks, and her
And woman's high mission may go unpanned, for al
For she's going to marry tyrant sweet when the cold
--(Unidenaed Exchange.
A protective club Of mothers-n-law has been Or
ganized in London. The mothers Of wives only, and
not OF husbands eligible for membership.
"Alfred. dear said the poets wife, does yonr
poetic license allow .you to rhyme frozen with
and UIe dumb magazine, see And as long as it looks
all right that is enough" -(Indianapois Journal.
There is no accounting for tastes. A Pennsylvania
woman has a varied collection OF teeth OF her relar
tives. And as she points 10 Cousin SAILS molar and
Uncle Wits eyetooth, she remarks with sigh,
Dear me. how I wish them old times would como
back again."
9Maude.v he fatercd. after he had made his
trembling confession and the dear girl had said yes,
shall-shal-are you going toto tell anybody about
.a ,no maiden keep S ps om arr te noa And
Harold attended to the sealing at oncc.-tChicago
Tribune.
Three Of General Buckners staff Of Confederate
officers afterwaM became Bishops of the Episcopal
Church. namely Lieutenant Colonel Galleher who be-
came Bishop Of Louisiana; Captain Elliott who be-
came Bishop OF Texas: and Captain Harris. who be-
came Bishop Of Michigan.
Brown honestly dear Miss Younsoh. pray don't
think me rude. but those flowers natural or aru'
fetal
brown Jones-Realy, they're most deceptive Ana
how admirably they suit your hair and conipieNoh'
Judy
Gloucester. Mass. which is celebrating Its 25oth
anniversary this week. Is interesting town. IN
1906 the French navigator. Champaign. named 1t lie
Beauport-The Beautiful Harbor. From Its foundauoh
until the present time II has been fishing town.
And whenever their country has needed them, It's
hardy sons been ready to shed their blood TOT
It, The Gloucester fishermen lead life OF adventure
and danger and their brave and patient wives aN
often called upon TO mourn for a lost husband.
"For must work and women must Weep
Though the harbor bar DE moaning"
Mme D applied 10 n registration once Tor .
servant They sent her big stripping lass wIm
bold eyes, loud voice and ungainiy gestures. Mme.
D. declined her services. n few days later INC
same young called again Ola the lady TO renew
her offer IF" You here again. said Nine: D, IN
tone OF surprise. You know very well that ~
fused to take YOU" 49,,
" Yes mn'an: but have been sent here to-day
from another Office de Petit Parsien llluatre.