New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
THE TALK or THE DAY.

., ,,,, 7 toll Won We are getting to be the
rat literary centre OF the country. koVoIehho'
,b. great Russian novelist, who was eNl'eu ~
siberia \ number of years ago, has about uec'deN
to settle in our city ,. 40,
81 Louis Man-Huh That's nothing. lie so'
90 used to exile that he has come TO ike IT,
Sounded Familiar-"Seems to me-" unused the
." I,h ir Inc mark there's something about te
name Of that Lord Mayor Shanks of Dublin. 1n ye
mas a M, SIsSnnks's mare.'-(C hicago Tribune
MI, ,, s,,,,oos;ion of forcing the negroes to live
=, ,a Mace this time in a dcsoate region IN New
Mexico and Arizona. has been revived again Dy an
Alabama man in a piece" which he mas SPOKEN
before an educa tional conference lhere are just
two objections to the scheme FIRST ''""'VVV VI
soo oo0 human beings can't be forced TO I'VE Ill oe
Mace until they are dead. If an irish buH may y"
nermitted And secondly if the negroes Snouiu
av.r ha deported to New-MeXico and Arizona the
p.ot,le whose prosperity now depends on their i'"'
would raise a riot. with possibly Ynchhs pee IL
which the organizers of the scheme would ehac'
the principal role.
pr Thirlly-sorry your husband isn't ont 10
Wr. uicksDNo. he isn't ILL., eXactiy-jGst one oil
his weekly attacks Of being homesicK--uu'N'
..Thc American Druggist says that We are
Indebted TO Pompeii for the great industry vi
canned fruit Years ago. when the eAcaN"'io"'
were lust beginning party OF 'heihia''"'S
fouud in what had been the pantry OF the mousse
many lars of preserved figs one was opened ana
they were found be fresh and good lnvestisa-
,ion showed that the figs had been puc into Jars
in q heated state an aperture left FOR the steam
10 escape and then sealed with wax Inc HNi'
was taken and the next year fruit canning was
introduced into the United States the process
being Identical with that in vogue at Pompeli
twenty centuries ago
A Victim of the Financial Depression Waisabout
Brgrs-Arc the hard times hurtn you any!
Rusty Rufus-They re puiiin me oiowh " p, II
anybody kH S T bSen svn M 50 CENTS
wnnst wee" resier'
wen. he's quit lie says his wages has been cut
down an he can't afford it no more
"r Eur himi I'm the one to be sorry fur. you mis-
cradle hound. 1t amt hurtn MN any ne
gittin' his money DacK out y me- uurh hii' -
(Cnicago Tribune
II IL announced that a number of Germans now
living I'm Kansas have decided to leave that State
and settle In Dorchester County Maryland This
recalls the fact that years ago colony of
German immigrants settled in the most barren
portion of Carroll County, Maryland, and by skill
ful farming and thrift have made their lands
fertile and profitable as any in the State when
a sturdy race like this" says The Philadelphia
Ledger" begins to leave the State, the Kansas
authorities who are responsible for its growth and
PROSPERITY may be brought TO their senses. At the
low prices WHICH Ihc iOT Tlucn OF the
farm land In the Eastern States there Is money in
farming here for the Western farmer who Will
hiring his economic habits with him. 1t is the COM
mon observation that farming will pay on our side
NJ the continent at the present prices of good
farms"
He Knew.-von Blnmermro my mind. this racing
business is one of the greatest evils of the day.
It's especially bad for the young men, Old man
YOU have idea how many "A promising fellow
has been ruined the racetrack. For instance
take a nephew of mine. He's only twenty and yes
terday he down on the track. betting righl
and left.
Wthery-How do you know much about him?
Won Blumer-Why | met him there.-(Clothiei
and Furnisher.
II is already suggested that In the year 1907 the
SOoth anniversary of the landing OF the English I'm
jamestown, Va. be celebrated.
The Logic OF It.--Random Observer-Pardon me
but what are you putting down in Your note
book?
Worlds Fair visitor-Oh. I'm just putting down
the things that have made an indeble impression
upon my memory so that l won't forget them -
Chicago Record.