New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
THE TALK or THE DAY

The people OF Marblehead have hung up In their
town hall National colors. which they have bought
for the new cruiser. which mas been named
after their famous town Sat Marbleceai VII not
end her gifts to the warship with this one Now II
Is proposed to place in the cruiser something more
substantial perhaps a silver vase aud II IS sug-
gested that fund be- started to be called the cit
liens GIFT" to pay for the new gift
Where the Pain Came In. -S;:anger-Just 'isten
to that yelling. There must be some one IN pain:
around here. but they are not the ones who are
doing the yelling. There Is school Tor voice cur
ture In the third story OF the block-CIhe Ch'caso
Tribune
Shorthand schools and classes are increasing IN
number and yearly more men and women are
seeking instruction IN the art OF stenog."i hy.
IN. Bureau OF Education at Washington has just
ascertaned that the number OF persons who re-
ceived instruction in snor,hLaj froa "n!" / 1859
to June &c. 1890 was 57,375. and OF this number
2,s9j were males and 1905 females.
TO THE UNITED STATES sENAra"
Vote vote vote. vote.
Vote. vote vote. vote,
Vote. vote vote. vote,
Vote. vote. vote vote
Vote.
Dam your HOOD Of eIoquence'
Dam your nood of eIoquence.
Dam your flood OF eloquence-
Vote.
Tobacco growers in Connecticut have recently
suffered large losses in consequence Of haistorms
The Wisconsin tobacco crop, also will be - per cent
less in amount than las year. Added 10 tht
The Elmira Advertiser states that cigar STOCKS
promise to be still further reduced because OF the
destruction by grassnopoers in several sections
of the country of the cabbage crop.
Mrs Iushforth-I suppose You think IL IS = 10; of
to sit ana Wa | lp Npu Nniir NVu NV
enjoying yourself with your companions down
MIR I.ushforth-No. m'dear. | don't think 1t is
any fun for you at all ! know know, as as wei as any
body that your FUN begins ai'er We so' ho"e'-
(rhe Philadelphia Press
Chicago's big fire of twenty-three years ago was
started by the kicking over by of L kerosene
oil lamp in IA stable. The great FIRE IN south Chi
cago the largest suburb of Chicago. T. | asst week
was also due to the exp! )sion of a Kerosene lamp
This time the lamp was beng used 10y woman
10 heat her crimping .r)rs. II was Mrs Saa
Giles wife OF "A master mechanic. VINO suffered
this misfortune She deferred walk which she
was intending take. md LOGGED upon v tn dis
may at the destruction Of ,70JyD worth OF prop
erty.
Nor. Important Work Excited Citizen-l II
youll send squad OF pole mon aEis Win me-
III show you where there's a Samoiia.S shop In
full blast,
They've gone to arrest street preacher Chi
cago Inter ocean
one OF the problems which the theatre-goer in
winter has not solved IL what to do with his
wfc's cloak and his own overcoat at such theatres
rs have cloakrooms. or too small coakrooms.
The architect OF the new c,jncert hall OF the
Gewandhaus in Lepsc. thinks he has solved this
problem OF the concert-goer and theatre-goer by
providing II coakroom so large that 1t contains
IA locker for every person who buys reserved
seat. The concert-goer ut the same time that he
buys "A seat for a concert will be presented with
key for his private locker.
No Time To Waste on Wedding Tours.-The
Methodist minister at Red Hook. Duchess County.
married last rhurslay, a MAJ nearly r:enty
years OF age to woman OF the age. In
answer to questions they each said they had been
married twice before: They were In hurry to
have the knot tied that they might get back to
their home In Lakevllie for, the aged bridegroom
explained. and with great deal OF truth. that
they had time to waste ol wed ling tours
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