New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
THE Talk or THE DAY.

They are going to have Greater Boston soms
day-when women get the suffrage.
What does this picture representa-
Artist-Fifty dollars.
mo. no; but what is the subject"
Artist-Why-er- me think. Oh, yes; Il Dc.
ponds on where you want TO place IL. IL Is either
a bunch OF tiger lilies or a string or trouI-tCnr
cago Inter Ocean.
II is reported that Colonel Breckinridses Masonic
Lodge has suspended him for five years because b
has paid his dues.
Perfectly Clear edbeete-My dear sir, before
Won ask me for an immediate payment OF this
account wish you TO consider few facts which
viii doubtless REBOUND to your own t good 1s w dss
of satisfaction the prospect OF having money com
The Creditor-why. Of course.
Dedbeete-Now so long as am In your debt such
prospect is before you.
The Creditor-Yy-yes.
Dedbeete Tetring in good forml-And II | wers
10 paw you that prospect would be instantly and
entirely cut on as you can plainly see. trust
that you Will learn TO look after your own nteress
-(Chcago Record.
While NJ Mounet-sully. the famous tradesian Of
the Comedie Francaise. is playing at New-York
little bit of statistics about that Paris theatre may
not be out OF place During the month OF February
last the Coincide FRANCHISE gave thirty-seven per-
formances and received 1881 francs, which gives
an average OF 5102 francs per representation OK
performance The largest amount. $40 francs. was
for the new play "Cabotins." on February lS, and
the smallest. l.523 francs. was for the play
"Berenice." classic tragedy, on February 2.
The Princes Tutor-And now come to the
Emperor Caligula. What does Your Royal High
ness know of him?
The prince is silent
Tutor-Qute right. sir The less said about such
a monster the better.-tTo-Day.
It was on board the United States steamer
Ranger stationed i'm the port OF Amapala Hon
duras. that was signed the agreement which closed
,f,.gr, in hat "A
Nicaragua actively participated. In the COM
mandants loom of the Ranger met Belisario Nllels
on one side with DR.. Francisco Naca and Generai
Manuel Bonilla on the other side. General Vilea
who held the city Of Amapala for President Nasqu7
of Honduras recently defeated and In flight. sur
rendered the city honorable conditions, which
saved besides the life OF the Honduraneah sur
rendering soldiers.
chess is like making lovethe knight tries 70 taks
the queen; you are mated by the bishop then :. \.
to the castle-in the air-and, alas! everything "
In pawn-(Hallo.
The latest French author of a remarkable book On
Italy, called Italian Sketches" NJ Rene Bazn' ae'
stroys the good legend or traditional BELIEF tna'
Italians liked more than other people. TO parade
anything capable OF iattering childish pride Al
Italian Senator said to NJ. Balm, who was aston
ished not to upon his breast single one OF INV
many orders and decorations he knew as haVins
been granted to the Senator: People talk so Inuon
OF Italian self-pride We do not wear our decors'
tons Even at the Court. in ordinary receptions
the National orders or decorations are not q,
hibited 1t is stylish. distingue not to wear thenl
Hungry Higgins-Don't you wisht you was 'N'
enought to wear diamonds? -, , ,s.r
Weary Watkins-Cant say that do III you ov You You
diamonds you got to wear good clothes ana u md
wear good clothes you got to Keep shaVeu ny NV
washed. Indianapolis journal
The official statistics OF the municipality OF "As
rid gave the following figures concerning the pop.
lation of the Spanish capital on December d. i'~
There were 1873 i2l inhabitants 1915 or whom W" W.,
foreigners: 23olO7 inhabitants belonged to the me-
sex. which made a per cent OF the popu,.
against 50 per cent for the female sex Inc pop.
ton OF Madrid had increased by L29o innao'~
during the year 1895, compared with I""
Young British soldier was conducting psv
from the United States over the cltadeI az nIne
one member OF the party was small mao VI - su
and to her the young soldier cSG f Of enthust
asm. and blessed with the earnest a6sTes'
Here said the soldier they stood IL oe soci
two worn brass cannon are two a Sinker Hill"
and he smiled in triumph. ..r, mas s,u:
Nonplussed for a moment the eniI ,h me-" sc
said softly. and iii show you whole country line
took away from your people about the SAINT
-(Lne.
Lake Zouay, in AbyssinIa, ana near the SOU a.
frontier of that country. had not been vis''eu 49,
three or four hundred years by the Abysshla" -.
thorities and the people who live on an isia"u "
midst OF the lake had remained withou' an O,of
muncation with the exterior world h ssr
Menek has recently paid visit to that lake W.
Is situated the island Of Debra-sina. in the s.s
OF which most valuable Ethiopian manuserp
been hidden by Abyssnian monarchs at 'he and
the invasion OF their country by the Esyp"a
Soudan Moslems. The island is hed o. - MAJ
ground, and Menek's chaplain was the ons ths
TO proceed there that occasion: ne vs. Vs.. and
churches looked at the ancient manuscnpS.
brought some of them to the Emperor VINO - ~
them to be religlously returned TO the ch's'
Lila ~