New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
THE TALK OF s-G DAY.

THE TALh Or .-E DAY.
The nomination by the Democrats Of Chlca>s 4
Carter H. Harrison, for the mayoralty Of the city, has
di. gIiscd the decent Democrats OF the city, ca.
peoially the Germans. whose candidate, Washing
ton Hesing was turned down; and II the Re.
pubucans can unite On strong candidate, there VIII
lc no difficulty In electing him. Harrison whose pre-
record Mayor Is ma0d0rous. wants 10 q down
I'm history as the Worlds Fair Mayor But he Ia
about the last In Chicago who deserves that dis
tinction The gamblers and liquor dealers will work
for him, ~ they did when he elected befYe.
STRING.
IT'S now the callow poet gins sing Of gentle spring.
OF bursting buds ana running brooks and all that sort
VI thing.
When comes blizzard from the north with WHISPERS On
its throat,
And freezes up his warb.e in the middle OF a note.
It's tn, maid of high degree assumes a Lenten
Yet sometimes Its her thoughts to stray toward AZ
Easter gown.
She tries to keep her mind upon things honer and
Ye Tor hoop skirts she admits she has sort Of mild
desire
It's now the genial gentleman WHO'S often known u
Is sending home for shamrock worn upon his hat.
The hat his noble father wore through mony darrn'
and mony blessed ruc;ion on the good St. Patricks
day.
IT'S now the gucless Abraham or Isaac. Eisensteia
Is putting forth announcements Of a new and nOSby
or fine spring goods as smooth silk and durable
That viii not wrinkle shrink nor fade In kind 4
weather indianapolis Journal.
In the sleeper-section No. Say. mister you ara
snoring loud that nobody sleep.
section No. 2-Iow DO you know | snor
"Why hear YOU
OH. we'll You mustn't believe all you hear
Uncle Timothy-Now, this Is what call carrytn'
Aunt Iannah-Wha, Is it,
Incle Tinohy-Ihi' here paper IN tslIin ars h.:
bride like que"n.-Chi"ago Inter Ocean,
The Buffalo Express tell, prize story o, sublime
cheek. 4 New Yorker went to Baltimore TO sen
books. H. hired rooms at Of the SWEETEST hotels
ard sent messenger boys TO The most prominent
citizens. asklnc them TO come To the hotel nj once
on n matter Of importance. When they came they
were shown the hoo. and asked to Subscribe. Ills
sublime nerve saved him. lIe sold good many
books.
Mrs Flynn-Oi hear Yer daughter Rosie do be
Mrs Mulligan-Indadr Mrs. Flynn. y"z heard the
truth. Shurc. the neichborS come from miles around
10 Rosie do the tuspenne dance-llIsryard
Lampoon.
Many people OF Guadalaiara, Mexico. starving.
and the wealthy citizens OF the getting ups
series Of bulghts, the proceeds of which will be
used to buy food for them
The cheap wits who themselves over Iloke
smiths name might well be- proud II they had hal!
as honorable one. The old Revolutionary stock OF
New Hampshire from which he came on his fathers
sde-his great grandfather having been officer In
Mashin1ion's army-Na> about i "a, any IN the
country. His mothers family. the lIokes bear an
honored name In the South.-(ChiIlesioa News ana
COURIER
At the meeting of tie American Baptist Missionary
Union In h!lad. lphla the other day clergyman spoke
in terms OF the hymn, Nearer Ny God, 10
Thee lie called II a foolish hymn and expressed
the wish that it might b. banished from every Chris
tlan heart and lip Ill, chief objection It was that
il to teach that God takes pleasure In the agony
and trouble OF men.
The appointment OF samuel GuSne Thompson 20 me
supreme Bench Of the STAT" recalls an incident III me
career Of his father Chi"t Justice james Thompson:
while on the same bench II was while frescen,
colored men In the nitcd STATE, Army that he seut
for Justice Thompson ana consulted him about tns
matter. While the friends OF the late CHIEF Juslice
cannot quot" him literally the substance OF his advice
was: - II you do that lou must, as a natural Sc
Gucnce, make them citizens with the right to nole
duty 10 state. that %, endangering his life III US az
fence, and he does It, You must Il natural rssui
aus r min t 10 SaS or SbseSTent events bore
out the wisdom OF Justice Thompsons w0rds.-lfnnS
delpna Record.
what must precede baptism ~ asked the recto''
when cntcchlsing the sunday school. "A baby e1
claimed bright boy. with the air OF one Sfatns
a srlfevident truth.
Always Ready" You travel so much on the can
should think you would go armed ,..
Armed exclaimed the suburbanite II 90. 4
never travel with less than fifteen or twenty pouusS
heavy bundles that l could use in an emersens''
- Chicago Tribune.