New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-22
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

dumping beans" says The Philadelphia Record"
threaten to become great fad with those who
admire odd pets chameleons were about year
ago. As most people know by this time, the move
ments OF the beans are caused by litte worm In
side They come from Mexico, where Chicago
man has collected large numbers Of them. and has
cornered the market. The worms are said TO be a
species OF chrysas. and in time develop into butter
flies II the doesn't die out before the Indians
and the jumping bean agents have collected all the
worms Mexico may be minus species OF butterfly
at certain season. The Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Animals prohibited the sale Of the
chameleons but has not yet taken any action for
the protection of the acroba;c worm or the embry-
onic butterfly.
oh, And is It a real diamond twittered the
young woman. in the most artiess manner mag
at is not Miss Fetherbee," said the young man,
firmly. but will say that II has always been my
custom to give bond to replace IL with real one
Immediately after the performance OF the csre
mony."-(Cincinnau Tribune.
President Andrews. OF Brown University. cas-
upon Baptists build chapel for the university.
He says: 1T Is shame 10 the denomination tnas
Brown University does not possess a room dedi-
Gated to the service of Almighty God that Is hat
large enough to hold its students. There is no
suitable place-there is hardly a decent place.
for the meetings OF the College Young Mems CHRIS
tan Association. These meetings have 10 be hed
in ordinary. unadorned recitation-rooms that an
used all day. and are too near public Railways "
be favorable for worship"
The difference between boating at Harvard ana
Yale is that Yale has only one Cook while Har-
ward has many cooks that they spoil the Drou
every year.-(Worcester Gazette
Professor Swings congregation is TO dssband
There is 1t Is said no enthusiasm among the irus
tees. nor. far can be learned among the menu
beers for society. The success OF the oio
unique 1t founded, as 1t was led' W
one man, and II only that mans personally
that held It together The members cal.e from al
parts OF the city and from all classes. unied by hA'
bond only, and it is impossible to think OF living
man who could unite these 800 men and women
who have followed SO closely for nineteen years the
words OF the man whose new message TO the wo11a
first led them 10 meet"
A Light Trade.-"Yes'm." said Mr.; Dismal Dsw:
son. Il did have trade. but l thought IL Vas
What was it?' asked the sympathetic woman.
"SharpenIn the teeth OF fghtin ROSTERS -VIin'
cnnau Tribune.
The ways of the schoolmaster in Montllana' Prov
ince OF Granada, Spain, are hard. The schoohouse
In this particular place is used as granaFy aufns
the summer vacation. few days ago the schoo.
master wished to begin his instruction again and
wrote letters the villagers who owned the gram IN
the building, asking politely that they remove !"
The answer was unexpected. The peasants ""e'
at the assumption" OF the fellow. stormed h's
house, pulled MIN our into the street D~NN ~
badly. The excitement extended to al the peg"
pie In the hamlet. and large mob OF ho"ilng men.
women and children gathered about the house VI
the Mayor. This doughty ruler brought order oo'
OF chaos by-ordering two OF his servants 10 mas
the schoomaster Of town, He will not teaeh 'Hs
young idea how to shoot in Montiilana this winter
Reward of Enterprise.-That was go9l , arss,s
you had In the paper this morning Mr. w 'o an ex.
giving the details of the method by when an ,sv.
pert burglar opens a combination lock without "" ~
ing to blow the safe to pieces SAID ne o sxta for
IT, Sorry 10 part with you. Mr. Wroundcr. oi' W.
sha not need your services N any give me
$40 extra for that article and then DISCHARGE me 10
Yes, sir. ! Discharge you for knowing no"
write it."-(Chlcago Tribune.
Among the for the almost uninierrup'es
success OF Japan in prosecuting the present va.
with China Is the spirit of sacrifice and generos'V
exhibited by her people. Voluntary contribution,
amounting 10 almost SIS 100000 have been receneA
by the Government The Bank OF the Noo'"y.s
which mas given sl.OOOooo outright has also pa
5O00Oo interest free. at the disposal OF the au.ho,
ties TIE noblemen and wealthy merenA"-
have been most patriotic, and NUM-.
OF them have contributed more than siU"" cav.
Victory under such conditions Is compara".
easy and certain. Public spirit in China Win rev.
ence TO the unfortunate conflict presents MT -.
choy contrast. Unhappily FOR the Chinese
same spirit OF indrerence-to use no S"o rv
Word-Seems 10 pervade a great part VI ~
and navy. Admiral Ting himself lad to repo'. ~.
OF his ships remained concealed du'"e n.
fight on the Yaoo; that several officers mao -
court-martalled for cowardice, and mat "A
deemed essential to behead Captain Fons' va" "A
before the beginning OF the battle. II appeal A.
be a hopeless task for the Chinese to hg"' Wv
moralizaton In their own forces
One Of the arguments which Senator h Norton
against his opponent. ex Vice, Presuen ard
that the latter once lived In hich pro-
that that State once had Constltution W. held By
vided that certain State Offices snouiu Ia religious
Professionals only. AS regards ms It may
be added that It was. In great part II no. rmsiiy r.
dead letter for years before II Was sv also
added that all efforts remove the reE whrn he
from the Constitution were unsuccens smncrata sne
State was under the control OF the Demua"sS 49,
that the successful effort to have u IN Hnpu>
made when the State was In copuet - 49,
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