New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31
THE. Talk or THE DAP.

A New-Jersey paper In describing church in
marty the other day SAID that i was held "oa u
beautiful manse surrounding the church
"Yon were born in America" Dennis-Yes 81,
parents foreigners Denhls- W. H-'~
They're Irish. "-(Christian World.
That vigorous and enterprising journal IN
buffalo Express" has found out that hers ~
about $4,000 Polish Catholics in the united suA
The Importance OF this Information VIII Dc un'"
stood when IL is remembered that the eleven'hes
sus gave the whole number OF Roman ca'h0has
this country as 6,2S,5's.
At Cleveland last week when some CANADIAN "
gates TO the Christian Endeayor ConVenton
played small Union Jack. they were s,vssg
suited by q policeman. who ordered tne nag y.
put away one OF them folded II up and put y
his pocket. AT 10 o'clock this morning aoYss
United states delegates 10 the Bapvs' Cohvsn,s
marched up Youngest two and two, every 's s..s
fourth man or woman flying me stars any 49, 80 =.
good humor. That's the difference TORONTO wv
The number Of mrlloneires in England IS no'
great as one might believe. According 10 tne rp~
Of the income-,ax officials there are IN hne..
seventy-one persons with an annual income o. ~
ovo over 100 draw $4,000 annually ana Oily A''~
1900 have an income Of $1,000
Mys,ifying Kentucky Aidencr .Coo ,.aI, s nSs
tuck-Talking about sleght-of han me mvs' ~,
terious trick saw was In tt.e ,osn ~.
in Kentucky The man wasn't p7ote sslohs' s go,
huf inst a bright young fellow wao has IT. ~
sor s,cn things He took a glass OF water ana -
II ND before us all. and then We threw os - 4.
cloth over him. In two minutes ne 'n nss ar Il
/ clOth-and there was the RiasS c'"tN'' 49,
FrI.nd-Perhaps he drank It. 81, No.
colonel Kaintuck-By Jove' " yOe ne o''' W.
thought Of it.-tNew-iork Weekly
.1. p4veu di Marco" the Tangier paper r'r
sentlng international interests In Morocco W..
II. ~
The American Consul-General. MI !. Ds"-
gave IN his residence a fine festival. to wnl'a ~.
Invited the representatives OF the Diplomats .~r
and the prominent Moorish officials The hss' ~
set out upon all foreign legations as -.
honor for the anniversary OF American H""'
dence.
A very pretty illustration is at hand .i sngs
thai forms OF expression and forms OF ' nv ST.
certain essential matters are ptrOlse., s peopls
east and west OF the Atiahtlv, iT,nxlsh lescr
England ana among Americans on i nSsa,sasss
MIR Du Maurer. in several memo! ."'e ,hosfs
his "Trilby." refers TO Ben bon d sons
were a genuinely and typically hnE"s" =. Mn,
"Oh don't you remember sweet Aiice' De" ~
Sweet Alice. with hair so br0"n' .-.sd
Now a song OF continental origin inI hsmS al
in English dress Will be tracrl 10 ' claim rs %
peculiar honors and no Others. l}nt rnnm,s ~,
an American poem, written by Dr: and 10.
English author Of Battle Lyrics AZ ErsHs
member OF Congress from New-Jersey. ~ AZ thsss
author handling It with familiar touch; = Ar
saying: "Ohs yes. OF course thar Is 20 sdoubo ~:
ican readers (nine-tenths OF them no ~ m, rs
"Of course How Enthusiastically Englsh. most .
appears from this that In some tnli,s,,rs IS
portant and most essential chaF1S W =, Erf1
have saii-the two great branches Of scs.>
speaking moderns cannot tell eAVh JIM"
Nlartford Times. =,
Seaweed has not even In our "h'e' .s,Ss
ever been, dreamt OF as an instrument " inst
cor,,,,,,on Yet the Toxic newspapers ~
hand contain an account OF the trial Oh -
OF the japanese Parliament VINO was -, ri
bribery by corruptIng his constituents
ents OF edible seaweed.
one of Uncle Sans most faithful s,s,sG1
Maine. but one that draws no sll1s' ls1r 81
narrot brought from Africa some LIN LIN Nh go
presented to the keeper OF the hsht :, HOW 10 y.
noticed that when the foS PECAN nr ~ "Fof o.
I'M tn blow the hornl' one day the FOG suaIMts
gan TO come In thick and no one hSoS crcasel ~
."Eag Coming in: blow the horn and H. 10 g
ever fog is perceptbe. Poll never ''
arnlng.-Qewiston journal -
A Boston woman who is up in scleh'. .srhsr,
how mind triumph over ma,'e. nus, - |
boiled cabbage" she says. II feel tha' LIEF 10
ouer boiled cabbage. hal always h'u ned ~
It disagreed with me. 80 to-day Jus ,I and -
on my plate told It spirit Is all pow sssn Iesfs
II WAS nothing out an apP'"'"" -, -, hurt Ok
Then ate It without fear and IT di no. ~, 80
81 conquered sweet potatoes IA much -. ,.g .
way" said her neighbor. only uu h, Of IT'D
them. | merely held them in the '"U''
nothingness and ate them fearlessH' iyI
II was at Mrs. Hopskip's dinner sI,ni reading
conversation had turned toward miss Miss SIMILAR Is
I'm not a mind-reader, sa." ,,sht but iarrJ
Prof pIerleber who sat on hsr yourself s'H''
tell YOU a great many things apo"' ID
BY looking your hanu ,.,yr' he reple'
"Ach dat don't can be. alre"os' M
Characteristic vehemence p,or,,eber" urgeo
smax. Let me try just once, ,,.d n. dat yos II
well yah. Oof you din links; 'hand you sa'
vonce"
only once" a, ~
"Yah-vonce! ~, bearded fingers IL ~
He placed his smooth ,! peasant milax We'll
smooth. delicate ones You on are German..s, ~
"shtop.' he cried, jumpi99s; 'r vVonderfulv
convinced. 1t vas WONDERFUL
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