New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

7, prang q Co. OF Boston, have Just issued
handsome co.or-prnt OF the Vigilant after the
PAINTING OF the famous yacht by J. G. Iy'eF. Tao
nicture which Is wei executed, IS entitled VIC
torlous Vigant" and every American VIII hope
that the tit.e Will be confirmed by the Vssse's
achievements on the other side
Right IN His IAne-A man from the country thi,
Woman Womans Exchangs. "woman's Exchange he
inquired whats that for?
Tor the exchange OF women sai1 a wag
"Go;v." said the countryman, who looked az
though he was henpecked. I'll 90 around anu see.
-(Kngston Freeman.
Second Adventlsm seems to be reviv'ng IN many
parts Of Ohio At Mineral Springs al business IS
SUSPENDED except the making OF ascension rooes.
At West Union six women Win h!p"''0 p'"s''
are preaching the second advent
Following plrections-It was raining pretty hard
when the old man came into the parior' III r ISCS
the rain was rafting on the tin ROOF OF Ile 49,
so loudly that there could be no DOUBT ABOUT '"'
ErNhow Is the weather OUT? asked the yogns
lie asked in trepidaton. because ne Ahe" nc "1S
"2 The a.; old man looked at him for moment and
Sa And the the young man cleared.
Journal.
Miss Vassar dnnocently)-Who won'
Mr. Crimson (gloomily)-Yale.
Miss Vassar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harvard WON
at baseball. didn't she?
Mr. Crimson Gnorosely)-No, Yale Won
Miss vassar (consolingly)-At football. then?
Mr. Crimson (backly)-No.
Miss yassar (sympatheticaly)-B surely you
won at something?
Mr. Crimson with groan)-Yes at chess
Miss vassar (brightly)-Let's form dual league
between Vassar and Harvard
Haven, intelligence enough to vote? That's
what ask my husband"
That have not He says ih9t do mo not F kn2.
the difference between the tart an" h, tne ,a n
wherein they differed and he tried 20 put me OF
by saying pooh and tut-regu,ar mems arguments
-(llarper's Bazar'
1.-THE Boston Transcript" says there IS one phase
Of the Samoan question that Is very much in evil
donce and that is the Robert Louis Stevenson
nhase Whenever "Mr Robert Louis stevenson the
eminent novelist" buys barre. OF vans or fortihes
his house against imaginary enemies. the news -
transmitted to two waiting continents. Can II DO
that the art OF the literary boomer has entered the
idylllc cain OF the. South Sea Islands?
Dave Hin may not win the game but 1 %s Tsi
got on TO all OF his curves. -tSprlngHelu Union
II Is well known that President Eliot, Of Harvard,
is onposed 70 the excessive time which IL given by
many students 10 athletics. II is interesting 10 note
his ideas Of the exact way In which student
should divide his time In a recent address ne al
vised students to apportion their day thus: Sleep
s hours meals, hours; exercise hours; SOCIAL
duties hour; study. 10 hours; Sunday, no work
New Clerk have n customer who wants
certain glove but were out Of her size; what saai
| do? -,
Old Clerk-Tell her she's been wearing one size
too large-(Chicago Inter Ocean.
Paper telegraph poles are the latest develop
ment of the art of making paper useful. Ihese
poles are made Of paper pulp, in which boraX'
talow ETC. mixed in small quantities 4he
pulp Is cast In mold. with core In the CENTRE
forming a hollow rod OF the desired length tne
cross pieces being held by key-shapel wooden
pieces driven In on either side Of the pole. Inc
paper poles said 10 be lighter and stronger than
those Of wood. and TO be unaffected by sun. ran'
dampness or any Of the other causes WHICH
shorten the life OF wooden pole.
Fable.-A certain Monarch OF violent ana
Remark Of his COuH, Fool ard. drawing his sword
cut of the Unhappy Fellows Right Far. a.
The next Day, having given the matter Thoughc
the Monarch approached the Couch where lay ne
Fool in Much Pain. and apoogizod Sincerely for MS
Conduct. expressing Great Sorrow. $1,000,
"Your sorrow is Beautiful 20 See" complained
the Fool. 'but IT does not restore my Lost Ear; -.
THE loss Of your Ear cuts no Ice, replied me
Monarch. 1T is enough that | have Expressed my
Sorrow and put myself at Peace with my own O0h-
science in SO DoinS."
Moral And that IS what apologies amount 10. as
a general thing.-tIndianapolis Journal