New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

was aimed at me, md 1t had special reference "a
my particular domestic trouble Of three months ans
The minister smiled, took the man to his study ana
showed him the Identical sermon complained Of
marked as having been prepared and preached n
1887.
Saved by a Little child" You remember Bisdns
who was going to the dogs so fnstf lie n doing well
now. 1t appears that he was saved by bis little ten,
yearold daughter"
"Pmyers, nohingi lie put her on the stage In q
new dance, and she Is clearing him S150 week.
indianapolis Journal.
II Is related that the first attempt Of Phillips
Brooks TO begin career was q discouraging failure.
After left college he became an usher In the Boston
Latin school, but the principal was so little impressed
with his capacity that he asked for his resignation
When Young Brooks then decided to enter the minis
try the pedagogue predcted his failure on the ground
that he had never known any one to succeed In any.
thing else who had failed in school teachirg
diagram OF that principals MIND, when ne saw the
magnificent success Of the great preacher, would b
exceedingly interesting.
Tommy-Do you know When nail cannot -
Mr. Fgg-No. when'
TOmmy-wy, don't suppose nal could be driven
During the last few years Professor Barnard. II
the Lick Observatory, has been engaged In photo
graphing in detail the Milky Way. When the plates
are finished, which will not be for three years, 1t y
expected that the facts revealed by them will revo-
utonze the old conceptions OF this remarkable Pie
nomenon. The text books declare that the Milky
Way probably contains 600 Oc0 suns; but Professor
Barnard estimates that the camera Will record the
presence of at least sO0Oo000o, with the certainty
that there must be still larger number which ~
not visible
ENIGMA.
She called him n sphinx, the queer little mink.
APPLY naming him right at the start
1' That her head She would lose on her part
Unless she were bravo and the riddle he gave
s"sss %i.. B sse ss s9 AZ AZ s ss ,s
Then borrowed from Cupid dSeS Sa tns
lie proposed: She had rddled his heart:
NELLIE LA RUE BROWN.
Mrs. Potter is said to have spent 10000 in run
ming for Mayor OF Kansas City, Kan; and after all she
got only twentysix votes, five OF which were cast by
women. As a large number OF women voted, Mrs.
Potter doesn't seem to have been phenomenaly SOLD
with her SEX In fact, all through Kansas In the
municipal elections, the tyrant man seems to be pre-
ferred as candidate by the women who vote.
Artificial MarbIe-In nature, marble is made out
NJ chalk by water. which perc0lates through the
chaky deposits, dissolves the chalk particle BY par
and crs,es IT, % ,at mpr Tess may Ss
accomplished by chemical means. First slices q
into GSTr s sn Of marble Hf ano with
For this the same sas are sed as
Counterfeit verde antique oxide OF copper Is utilized
In like manner, green, pink black and other color
ngs are obtained. Next, the chalk slices go INTO
another bath by which they nre hardened and
crysallized coming out, to all ntents and purposes
real marble-(LondOn Science siftings
The culture OF the cranberry Is TO be INTRODUCED IN
Turkey There is poetical fitness in this that VIII
be apparent to the most Obtuse Intelligence.
any dear young friend.' exclaimed the good man.
solemnly, ado you attend Church regularly ,sy,,,,.
lint m Oh
friends out OF town, you now.'-tTexas siftings.
"The Louisville Courier Journal thinks that We
shall never De in sight Of the millennium until some
body inyents snioke,ess cigarette
Aunt Priscilla-Eliabeth. Flhabtth wasting your
time over silly poetry again, / see
Rassv-Bmt aunt dear this Is pastoral poetry.
Amt Priscilla (softening)-Ah! What Is the pastors
name, dear !-(Puck