New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-22
THE TALK or THE DAY.

curtains will was left by physician OF Glasgow'
scotland who died the other day. He beaueathed
hts entire fortune to his wife out OF grau'uue ioI
the fact that she had left him after marriage OF
three months and since then had allowed MIN
peace and quiet
Deserved 10 Lose It-Mrs Jangle-Mrs. Bangle
lost so IN the most absurd iashioh 'o-uaS'
Carried 1t In her glove, Ell h., I, g., bsr
Mrs Jangle-No that WASN'T H. she ia" " ~ ''''
purse.-tChicago Inter ocean
The centreboard IL said TO have been the invention
~ one Jococks Swain, a boatbuider OF Seaviiie,
twenty miles north OF Cape May lie secured ie'-
,.rs nat.nt on II April 10. 1911. signed by James
Madison. President and James Monroe. Secretary or
State Originally 1t was known as cehtreooaIu'
This new movable keel was afterward caiieu
"leeboard' through the efforts or certain Duhuers
% svade the terms OF SWANS patent by cutting on
ono aide Of the stationary keel for the board
,rhoush NJ 81 early an origin. the centreboard did
not become widely popular ill after 1850. or ABOUT
tho time the America took the famous cup AT
Cowes.
The WAYS OF Them.-"That young woman didn't
even thank me for giving her my seat. suppose
she thought not worth noticing,, ,c,..,
That Is it exactly. She is bride. "-(Cincfnnau
Tribune.
william Cullen Bryants mother. II Is said. kept
a diary for nfty-three years without missing day
This 1. the entry for November 8. 1884: "Stormns'
wind -. E.. churned seven In the evening son
Iieve that Mr.. Bryant did not inherit MS poetcai
prediectio from his mother
Little Bertha came home from school the other
day in a state OF great excitement Rushing In
upon her mother, she exclaimed 'Oh. mamma.
s" "Nsth hing very dreadful / hope, my dear.
why. our class Is studying botany an9 %e re
going to tantalize the flowers next week. 'Ch'caso
Journal.
Mississippi negroes at barbecue held recently
Int Stata ided q
Of their number to Africa to examine into the con-
dition OF that country as n place to emigrate to.
IT, on their return the report Is favorable the me-
groes OF that part OF the country declare that they
will leave In n body to settle in the land OF their
forefathers.
Not Strong Enough for the Cornet-Professor Van
Note--You wish to learn to bay de cornet, en-! Wy
nod dake de mandolin insteat?
Youth like the cornet better.
yah, may be SO, but you vas not strong enough
to learn de cornet"
IL can manage II easily. 49,,
"Yah, may be, but gan you manage de neiBh-
bors 500 Street & Smiths Good News.
young OF Oregon has accomplished what
the most experienced fanciers have been unable to
do that Is, the domestic propagation Of the Denny
pheasant. She has tanned the wild young chicks SO
that they willing to feed among domestic fowl
and do not try to escape to the woods and nelds'
She has four pheasant hens In captivity. and puts
their eggs under domestic fowl Il Is the opinion
OF experts tina. the chicks Matched from eggs laid
in the pheasants native nest in the fields and Matched
by n domestic fowl will never be tamed
Putting Herself In His Place-"Ef you wuz me.
mum" said the nerce-ookns, shaggy-hared tramp:
had bite for twenty four hours. would you Eit
down yer knees an beg fur n mouthfui or colo
or would s yGq e iGs ns had to
IT think I'd see II the folks kept dog about the
house" replied the square jawed woman. starting
for the woodshed. before put on any airs And II
But he didn't walt.-<Chicaxo Tribune.