New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
STRAY NOTES HERE AND THERE.
without attempting a pun. II might be In order TO
sav that thc wcarcd world should di,bar anc deoar
,bo njs Debar she has long been n nuisance.

ythor, ,t,emptiuc a pun It might be In order to
sav that rho wearcd world should dsbar and debar
the Dis Dcbar. she has long oeeh nuisance
Alexander Jones the richest man on the Island oI
narbadocs. wants an American racehorSe TO beat u'
Jamaica thoroughbrcds that have been carrying every
thing before item ut the Brdgelown BARRACKS H'
doesn't want salvador or II Lamplghter or Fam
mnpy 4 horse that can so mile III about -"
is GOOD enough Tn. Firengi of the Caribbecs has
n cord Of :40. Mr.. Jones always Insists on n
pedigree. however. He Isn't particular about ,nc
horse. The larbadians are death on p,uigrh', on
there * no more miserable creature on carthIwi>
shipped firm III lrldgr'cMi ana marry tn land Wv NV
him, lie ucpt everything before him; II We could
induce the Guenhrg and Gloucester ieSions 10 Emu.
crate To RarbadorS WIN 'hrlr "Ic'cn'" pi"''' ''
thing would BE- gained.
The poor white folks and the negroes OF some parts
., IN. .opth firmly believe that Confederate money
will 10 made good again Is the Administration oil
Mr. Cleveland and all the notes that they nave
boarded these thirty years are now ready Tor ro'mp
tlon There is scarcely family, WIN" or black III
thes. regions that has not I'm its possession som"
on,ount of Confederate money. In the recent cam
paign II wa, u common thing TO see negroes going
abo, becdng for bills Of any denomination mat they
,,,G. IN e Tinted states money unfulGcd Dem
oCTatic promises!
Tho Western claimant OF The Harlem nats seems
TO have dropped completely ct" oil %Sht Us did the
FAM 1ClbOrne clamaut >oiu' s''IS hgo All
En- y,lshman who was present at the Tchborne trial
| r,,os an amusing account OF the way In which
| Arthur Orion the Wrapping butcher was non
,nssad Nv Mr. Hawkins, counsel for young Sir Alfred
Tc,borpe Mr. Hawkins, leaning back against the
! hone, and looking his eyeglasses at the porty
| c,.mau, said 10 him: " lOu OF course having been
| ,rouob, nm on the Tchborne estate remember the
| ,,ttlc village OF Owisbury Oh the estateF MI
Hawkins pronounced the name OF the town as II
has always been pronounced by the people OF that
country-as II 1t were spelled ilusselberry' Now
no continued will you kindly spell the name OF
| ,ha, little town. with which You are 30 familiar y
Tha claimant without u nom mt e.itatiOn. ,Dellel
!, ox,ctlv A., IL * pronounced. Would you DE- sur
.,.ed ,o hear asked Mr.. Hawkins. quietly. that IL
s,l,ed )w-ls-bu-r-y.' and that everybody within
,ruae nj Tichborne House Is awar" OF that iact
Tbc claimant who had been surprised so often ,ha
| h h. had become callous. simply nodded his head
Towns cities and men are not always r,coSlzea
| In England by the spelling OF their names The
,ronnnatlon is the thing By which they are USUALLY
| ,o no Identified. n stranger were TO 20 arorni
,nokne for Circncestcr he never would find anybody
n tell where such a town situated. but u NJ
asked for "ssetcr.r he would be sent TO crenccs,er
~ once. The name OF Lord "chumlry" sp"Isa
| C.he.Lm-&uNrs-Lsy, Ar. oNastoass aoms'