New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
TIE Talk or TIE DAY.


small pine box OF about l2xlS inches
in size was unloaded at the station Of the New
York Central in Rochester a few days ago. and In
a few minutes was thrown on truck by young
man named Patrick Shea, employed by the rail-
road. He supposed 1t was some building materai
for tho railroad In wheeling the truck TO the north.
ern side OF the station shea ran the truck against
a door, and the box thrown violently 10 ths
floor Shea then again threw the box on the
truck pushed the vehicle TO the storeroom ana
dumped the box on the floor. Then he thought no
would learn what in the box and opened II
with an axe When ne lifted the cover OF the pox
ne saw within it several innocent looking little
fuses with ornamental copper caps attached. all
ready 10 be used in exploding at the proper time
the twenty-five pounds of dynamite contained IN
the box Since this discovery Mr.. Shea has had
palpitation OF the heart whenever he has thought
about the affair
Mrs. Gabgift-I am sure hear burglars down
Mr C;abgft-Sh-dont make the least noise .
Mrs Gabgift-But you'll not shoot VIII YOU! l. l.
about what | saw at the Fair.-(Chicago Inter
ocean
Woman prefcrs a secret ballot. Ard she insists
upon privacy IN voting. At least The Hartford
Times" states Some Of the New-Haven ladies'
who have registered voters object TO the ploi
caticn Of their names in the newspapers. one OF
them writes to a local newspaper in protest ana
NJ, kos the noint that as names of new male voters
are never published those OF the ladies should NOT
be- The first two three ladies' VINO rcsS,e'ee
down in New~H Haven were specially hohsr'u W
having descriptions OF their gowns ana mats pun.
lshed but the reporters seem 10 have ao"Huo"0N
this as a hopeless task and now confnc themselves
20 "a mere record OF names. Even the ages a''
omitted"
A SONG or FALL. TINE.
Fall time In Georgia, amt IT cut o slght: ,,.,,
IIich'rv nuts a-droppin', an nres blazin brisht'
'Taters In the ashes. apples OF tns ,orselN
pass aroun' the cider till you hardly kno" !e'se''
Fall time in Georgia, Country full o l'S Ss wife.
RIue smoke from the cGbins-up an up u cursii
While we go a-rockin an ridln WIN ''e e''''
Fall time In Georgia, hardest time ter beat tat.
Foiierin' the banjo an the fiddle with Ser iee''
Never nuthin like It: happy DAY an n:h h,.,s,,
'N'' - U.s. -(Atlan;a Constitution
The first number of Transportation" an Illus.
trated nonthly journal devoted TO tee history a'1
progress Of railway, vessel and vehicle oco''o"oa
and aerial navigation. has just appeared IL W..
be conducted by William Morris Hayes and VIII "
published simultaneously in this city and chicago
The field covered Is a wide one and n the succeeu'
ing issues OF Transportation are as GOOD as '"s
first il will score a success. The mary questions
latlng to transportation are or tra~cen'eh' me-
est n; the present time and need journal CO.
pecaly devoted % them. This first Issue mas an
the worlds Fair and a number Ct other Articles
that will attract popular attention
IT'S funny about bridal pairs. They're not ike
other pears at all
They're softest when they're green '-lndiahapO
lis Journal
A committee Of the Common Council OF boa'on
has lust had under investigation complaint '"A'
bicycle riders run their nachn's AT 700 b'e",
speed The chief complainant testified that n's
wife had been Knocked down oy the riaer Oh
wheel and he demanded thu some rcs're,io"
should be put upon the speed al (which the maSN"S'
can bc run j. 4 Dean, president Of the Asso'
ciatcd Cycling Clubs OF Boston and it's Ncini'y'
admitted that there was goal deal OF fast r'aHV
and suggested that the ordinance be enforced hn''
ing the speed OF blcvces to icven miles an hour
The committee took the mater under adVsemsa-
In l,is Observation-Disclosures giving him shaker
Sleeping suburbanite (pushrs his hand avail,
No, you don't Maria, II lou want that pttE
walkel Win you can %an ,o MiSn MN nv locks
miss hlty trains.-tChicago rrbune ... man
No feeling Is stronger, amog certain classes u.s. .a
fear OF the dead. That the have no sentimeh'p.
ongings for the touch OF vanished hand ano
the sound OF "a voice that Is stlll witness ".
'pa ssing away" OF Mr.. Giipo,ey. His wifes g'T'
Was sincerely violent and lemonstrative-the i"Ss
Of his being called" befoe the settlement OF An
important financial matte increasing u 10 -"
alarming desrce-but wher he assured her WIN ~.
last gasp that II there vas any way to ma W.
about the money where ne was going. ne Won"
surely come back to let Ter know" She cried nv
plor.ngly: oh don't ye bother. Dinnis' aa'h"s
don't yez bother. Sure nd don't want II ~ "~
at all" ~
Miggs-why 10 you cal your dog Penny, B ,ns a.
Bregs-Because he was o:e sent TO me- "' -
Misss- Because he's mixture OF steal bark NV
whine.-(Boston CouriS. 81