New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10

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Mr. Rondo-And what his name? ,
Mrs Rondo-Oh, dear me. I've forgotten.-VOleVe'
land Leader.
croat regret is expressed in the art world OF
italy that the famous frescoes OF Elahpatus~
T,enoIo in the Contarin Palace in Mira nave oeen
sold TO a foreigner. The frescoes were inc ch'e.
ornament of the palace in which Henry Ill OK
y,IoIs uvad in ~, as the guest of the Contarlni
family In addition to the frescoes, the Two mag
racent lions on the stairway leading to the palace
hav> also been sold and will in future FORM part
n, tho nrivate collection of Nine. Andre, wealthy
pa .is woman The Italian owner OF the UedSuies
was Commander Demetrio Slomero.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
fDuo to a sailor hat and Eton jacket)
Nv love, He's also on the tram!
lie was my chum at college
I'm clad to meet him once again.
have not to my Knowledge
Since that last day commencement day.
lie gave the vaedictory
4 handsome fellow as you say
He. then. was flushed with victory.
He's small and slight but he looks well;
How tanned he is from rowing.
He has improved-ah. there's the DELL
We're of, at last wer going.
I'll inst 20 IN and knock his hat.
I'm sure he doesn't see me:
twill start him up bit. and that
Is good-he's most too dreamy.
The deed is done but to what end'
Her looks would almost blister
IL is not Dicky Jones, his friend,
But Dicky Jones's sister.
-(Detroit Free Press.
One of the novel business trades OF Boston is that
Of a dealer In second-h hand plate glass. Nearly all
Of this glass il bought by the dealer from in
surance companies The large plates OF this kind
OF glass are insured when put in window. and
when any OF them il broken the owner OF the in
jured glass usually prefers that the insurance
company should replace the broken piece rather
than that he should be paid its price. The dealer
in the secondhand glass contrives to utilize what
remains Of the unbroken part OF the glass.
One That wasntMr,, Howell of the firm mo, Of
Gettup a. HOwell)-Are the bank statements more
favorable today. Mr.. Addemup? ,,... 49,.
Bookkesper- Why-aw-not eyactly Here's on:
at the Fourteenth National-(Chicago Journal
The golden rod has been considered a weed to
be extrp tted by the farmers of Saratoga County,
but since a New-york florist has been purchasing
large quantities of It for sale in the cities as
flower" they have changed their opinion Of IT,
Fifty Per Cent on.-'Tve been told that Jenkins
has been calling me coward and thief ,,
Pooh, | wouldn't mind You know he never
gets anything more than half right any time
chicago Tribune
The creation of money order offices In the small
postofccs Is advocated by THE Springfield Union
on the ground that such Offices would greatly
facilitate the transaction OF business in rural neigh
borhoods.
JENNY WREN's CHILDREN.
Up three pairs of winding stairs
With leafy patterns carpeted.
There you'll find II you not blind.
Little brown babies in u brown bed.
Whispering together some secret deep;
Peep. peep, peep
Nightcap and gown Of the finest down.
Crazy quilt of sunshine and shade
Whorc 3y h1 tfe an, lightly arc laid
Softly singing themselves To sleep;
Peep. peep. peep.'-(rhe Youths Comparioh
German papers tell of a queer method of judicial
procedure in parts of the kingdom OF siam IN
the absence OF trustworthy witnesses, the learned
Judge orders the two contestants to dive in deep
water lie who is able to remain below the surface
the longer time is the winner of the suit The re-
port further declares that particularly quarrei-
some merchant who considered himself TOO Ola
to try the "cod water proof process. had Famous
swimmer train his son to perform marvellous
aquatic feats In all the subsequent suits the
father represented by the son, ana as re-
suit always victorious.
A Gifted Womsn--"What expressive eyes your
wife has" said Manchester 10 snagss, .c,, "a,
Yes" assented snaggs WIN sign Shs can
express herself very vigorously win her tongue
too - indianapolis Journal
Marblchead people have noticed with pain latey
that swearing seems to be remarkably prevalent 10
this picturesque old town. and especially so after tho
return OF sailors from unsuccessful cruise TINS
being the case 1t has been deemed best 10 or
eanize an anti-swearing league. and a local news
naper announces that when the schools open INV
coming month It will offer prize for the best
essay on What are the best methods to discou5'
age profane swearingT
Though very much he loves TO Smoke
lie better loves to talk:
And oft his ways the friends provoke
He meets upon a Walk;
For many a match he lights with care.
Then turns his head about
And talks and mods and puts the air.
And lets the match 80 out
-(Philadelphia Press
A turtle that IL ''old enough to vote" was founa
NJ staatsburg In this State the last week Upon
,,s hack were inscribed the initials wv. j. H., anu
the date 1870. The letters and the date have os."
partly covered by the growth OF the she'll Inv
turtle has again been released.
what shall we name him. Hiram? said 'n'
wife and mother. ,,,d and
The poor. honest, hari-working husba h,,rk d
father looked at his fourteenth cheruD pihN"s
helplessly In it's cradle. and sighed all him
Il think. Mary Jane" he said, wei ea''
Denns"-(The Chicago Tribune.