New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16
TIE TALE OF THE DAY.

Boston reader sends story OF Boston gtrl who
saws "she has really had to turn over 9 new leaf
for 49, as her criticisms upon people and things were
growing so sharp that she feared her recording angel
would suffer from penman's palsyi'
A Way to Express HIS GRATITUDE tide clumsy s man
paw YOU for that delightful waltzf
She whose train has suffered on, aont pay me-
settle with the dressmQker.-(Cnloago News RecoN.
writer In 1.-THE Evangelist says that he was
in the recitation.room Of Presbyterian academy
few weeks ago. Professor Won K, German
was talking to his class In German. There was no
says "ono pupil, about sixteen yoars Of age. who
seemed the least interested, and the sloest to catch
on Of all the class. AZ the clnse OF the hour mo
Professor introduced his pupils to u.s. When mo
young lady was brought forward whose LACK n en-
thustasm wo had noted the Instructor said: Let mo
introduce my laughter"
THO latest form Of tho autog.aphia S!sas ~ Vienna
in pencil upon the tablecloth. Tho original wnnns
IS worked over In colored silk ard kept as memep1o-
Philadelphia Ledger.
Tho Interesting article on "Hgh.Casts Magic
India" which was published In The Tribune OF hH
Monday should have borne the following credit nns
aReprnted from The North American Review ~
special permission. Copyright, 1893. BY Lloyd Bryce
A CONFERENCE.-The Upton-l saw Mr.. Newton bow
place woman He's a gentleman Of the old school,
isn't hei .,. =, ~. r.w schoo,,
New SCHOOL," - a.,
Yea" Yes He lives in tho suburbs. and that was bic
cool. n-(New.York Weekly.
A member Of the State Highway Commission Of
Is delivering addresses IN that State on
ths subject Of making and illustrates them WIN
q stereoptcon. In connection with few subjects couH
tho stereopucon DO used more eheotivefy. ot course
tho lecturer Will illustrate the processes OF ulalns
roads properly road. making ana menons machinery,
SAMPLES Of GOOD roads etc.. but most Impressive OF Ill
must bs the illustrations Of bod rosds at the season
when they are at their worst More useiui oo'ee''
,.sson, 70 ylag. and rural communities could hardly
DO imagined.
Some Of the most familiar Of familiar SuofatSSns.
are are, not Sssn S 1s@dsS or s BY who
for lon as f ts tine So OF his " way
popuarly ascrbed Gray. Ny Correspondent nvns
Expressed his doubts whether Gray or ,,oU yoSsS
n The nearest that can be found TO It appears 10
he the following extract from the nineteenth s'inIA
OF dr Aoss f the cool sequesered vale Of life
They kept the noiseless tenor OF their way.
that orators. preachers journalists and men IN tas
street have unanimously agreco 10 chans' H'
less for " even ,"-(LSndon Truth.
r.ar and q half ago "The philadslphis Record
soys that = citizen OF Philadelphia put un poA
containing $3.50 in bills In Eoe In his cellar ino
OIL when he TOOK IL Ous 40 iouhu 'H~S 49,
had become n mass Of rotten paper lie look u's
relics TO the subTreasury. where through the utnos
ingenuity, $40 was picked ont and idenuneu :,
the officials The rest has been sent to "asnins'o"
with an affidavit subscribed to before Magistrate hn
brown IN the forlorn hope that tie Treasury VIII h''
refuse to father its wretched offspring.
He Knew pngley. -watts-Pretty good story Blnfie'
Potts-Yes Too good to be new.-ClndiahSp'n'
Journal
zone year, saws Florida orange grower.
few OF nv trees bore much fruit on account 81 "'e'
ravacss. I secured a large crop. induced tne sn'
TO freauen. my trees BY Swinging the trees WIZ
strong solution OF syrup and water Inc soiueS'
dried. leaving a saccharne substance sdne'ink 49,.
lcaves. twiSs and branches OF the trees. IN se.~.
which the ants killed the insects which snies''. NV
trees"
Cultivation -Papa-MinOncr is rich: you 0uEn'-''
cultivate him, my dear 1910. 4, had,v-iDe-
Daughter-lcs. i noticeu DC neeue" - ~
troit Free Press