New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

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millennium at the Worlds Fair.
The precision with which the express trains are run
on the Nlnthave. Elevated road Is sometimes start
ling inssmuch as II forces men TO sudden cOnsdera
ton OF whit might be the consequences OF IL"
seconds delay The local trains are sderacked al
convenient points along the line To let the expresses
20 BY THE other day said a regular traveller on
that road. ." the local. on which | happened TO oe
pulled into siding ut Fourteenth'st.. and on my
honor We had scarcely come to standstil when the
express dashed by. going ssna s s u. mas,
twcnyhve miles an hour though, Una. we On " m.
have been few seconds behind "s u, oa ,bs 's same
following day the margin was Just ABOUT the s"''e
And so II Is every day.
one OF the principles OF a wellknown cigar dealer
in this city Is to have the last word ana To make !"
a, curt and telling NJ possible 1t Is not easy TO
turn him down.
awl,y Don Alvarez I've been smoking cigars sew
snteen wears old on the other side said cri"cai
customer who had just arrived from Europe
Yes. replied Alvarez quietly; they make them
gary ola and drv over there II you keep them three
wears longer they will be able to vote IN 'h's eo"'
try suppose you try some OF these ~ ib se we're
seventeen years old you might have 'he'" '"' "'''
prT r traveller took one lighted It and walked ont
vithoute word.
Tho difficulty which the Crescent '"y no"e.'
,., -, New rIeans had In raising the $3'''oo w
av IN. winner OF the Fitzsmmons HAL "B"' WIN
probably put a damper on other amo"''"' 49, 49,.
ORGANIZATIONS that encourage prize-hgn''hs' "
n, giving fortune to prihe-hgh'ers u 'o' "o,""
Nscussiou but the Crescent club WAS de'c''"''" ~
49," ,ha agn between Hall and rtzsimmons take
,.c. I'm its arena. and It's memOers nave pau "'"''
,or Il The members Of the club ma themselves
81, out ~ pockct and they are disguised WIN
-. .ho,. affair There u rimW hWo"s '"e
,o,,ovcrs OF the pugilists In New-iorR worms ny"
chat Fi,zsimmons and Hall nd agreed 10 u,'"' ."o
nurse equally and fight the battle az Ne"-or'"' W.
renutation only. OF course 1t would De almo'' W,
I'LL. IN nrove this. but the anxiety with when
,,.u has watched the manoeuvorins Oh TIE ''c'"'
,lub In raising the money TO pay f"hS'hmo"s ,""'
o,,.s that he mad more than n passing interest III
-. .mount The fact that he remained III New
n,sans i've DAYS longer than he Intended 10 remain,
and that he went h"a .y,,sn,cios At least II may be
that Hall received 10000 for nine minutes u, y,
ing When win prize ,, nsnn aSs T" FLAPS not until
the law assists them.
The sta,istcIan has not yet attempted 10 say no"
nr n,nta NJ roasted peanuts the vcnder at the
worlds Fair will have to sell In order to MAKE u
comfortable profit Oh his Investment. lie mas pau
over $4,000 for the privileges oil the ero"hus.
wos believed that some shrcwd SPECTATOR "ou'u Try
IA corner the market when the sale OF the prNheso
was announced but nothing has been hearu Oh sue"
a proceeding The crop OF peanuts last year WIS
ovcr 2 OOO 900 hes-thnt Is. the American crop
,h,ch Is grown principally In Virginia the Caroiinas
and tennessee Bu there are hundreds OF 'non,ahus
~" q, ,n.,.Ie grown on the western coast oil Africa,
and they might be imported IN case OF schrcs ~.
Chicago The price Of peanuts Is hKey W 20 ny
before the Fair closes
The founder OF a certain club In this city, now an
old man whose thoughts turn to the inevitable disso
Iu,Ion OF body and SOUL has exnctcd n sacTed pro"
ss from the members Of tho organization that when
bc dies his body shall be cremated and the nshes
,aced I'm the centre Of the table at the clubs annual
Ginner want you to regard their presence ~
iokc no said "and make merry over wliat Is ielt VI
M. drink nv health wish me JOY, ana nave goou
time generally. shall he With you IN my o,her "a"
fcsiafion to that my request Is granted.
WHY a, e,ephant should be afraid OF mouse Is
uvs,erv Some have doubted the generosity OF the
elephant because OF his aversion for small ah'mhs
ht none can doubt his intelligence. 3uhon hoiwi'h
standing his idea OF the mere mechanism OF animals
smoke Of the elephant ut the same time miracle
NJ Intelligence and monster OF matter" Ernest
Nenault happily referred to him rs the animal that
carried his nose In his hand. Hence the marvellous
intelligence OF his trunk. Tile senses OF tonch anu
smell cooperate. The nerves which extehd tlro"s"
Is trunk are so numerous that they equal In mum
her all those distributed the rest OF the body ihe
elcnhnnt can keep perfect time to music lie mas
Tho ear perfectly organized and the hearing IS ex
tremeIy fine The eye OF the elephant Is distinguished
Of sentiment. Take him all In all. nalnralsts agree
Tint he Is the most Intelligent OF ANIMALS. Ana why
.hould he be afraid Of a niOsel
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