New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

Last summer The Tribune published an illus
trated account Of tho water garden ana rare
AQUATIC plan belonging s. G. Nash. OF Clit-
tor y j. Since that time NJ. Nash has received
numerous re Iests for photographs Of his beautiful
ponds Ezyp IAN .otuses and Victoria Resias. and
ne has made number OF handsome photograyures
OF scenes In MS gardens for the benefit OF visitors
and others.
Feg-youl generally find that people believe
what they want 10 believe . - 81.
Dslef in everlasting punishment-for other people.
of course-5eng so popular.-(Boston transcript
The following death announcement appeared the
other day in the "Frankische Tasespost, Nurem-
berg: The life principle Of our dear wife ana
mother ended to-day In the hfty-Afth year Of its
existence The material will be given back TO EARN
In the graveyard on Saturday.
A Case Of sncide.-Tammsny Hall for many
years pa; has been sourct OF anxiety and sur
Prise 70 TO National pemoera y tut the last cleo
The course OF IAmmany reminds one OF certain
n noyer man farmer % BY doing Strange and
things One day the farmer went into the oarn
Looking at tn" dangling body few minutes he
exsWIei bn on earth will that fellow do n.xtr'-
(Texas Siftipss.
Many queer experiences have been narrated BY
librarians ansnt the strange requests which they
receive for books The list can be heightened BY
recording what rec snIly happ ned IN small town
In Massachusetts,. where visitor 10 the library.
apparently I'm search OF Miss Beatrice Harraden's
popular little BOOB, gravey asked for Goats that
Pass the Water
They had not been married very long. and they
had a good cook but evening when he came
nome 10 dinner he found that no, single thing
TWO OF good business during the day bu, being
naturally an easy.tsmpersd fellow he ssid nothing
II didn't tell you before, dear but as trea,
eoSssa nat n ~hG +. ~ Owe Sas e for cook U an
An apology size askei For yhst', ~,
oil the evening. '-(Boston Budget.
An attractive feature OF the Couon States and
international Exposition. to be nd at Atlanta
Ga. rest September. Will he the reproduction OF
the Worlds Columbian Exposition IN miniature by
g. W Ferns. the builder OF the Ferris wheel
TIE great Worlds Fair viii be reproduced In its
entirety complete in every detail. on scale OF
lIDih. This makes the Manufactures and Liberal
Arts Rui.ding about ten feet long and the whole
Exposition seventyfYc feet long. Searchlights VIII
Ice shown on the ba,tleship ard the various build
ings the intramural railway will be seen with cars
IN motion. the wha.eSack steamer VIII be seen ar
irving and departing. ard Lake Michigan VIII ap-
pear In the distance by electrical and mechanical
effects sunrise. daylight moonrse and the White
city by moonlight will appear in succession
suppose" said little Mabel. the other day;
that our pug should try to follow his nose %ouii
back somersaut? '-tPuck.
Here are two or three anecdotes OF German
children: 1t at large party. gentleman
had the misfortune 10 break glass. Little Lena.
standing near her mamma. raised hersen
tiptoe and whispered. loud enough for all the
company to hear: And OF the borrowed ones
too Later In the evening the hostess gave ohs
o. her .ittlc daughters a nice apple NOV sNo
your mamma a kiss, there's a dear. ssd ths
childs uncle. I'm not allowed TO when snes
painted her face" Little Paul was sent WIN
bunch OF flowers 10 the managers wife on her
birthday. and waited in silence after he had oeeh
dismissed Lady-weil my young man. what are
You waiting for now? Paul-Mamma said was
not to ask for piece OF birthday cake out Wall
TIL | got Il,
Men are such inconsistent creatures. signea
Mrs. Witterby 1T only the other DAY thSy
were enthusiastic about smashing the machine o a.
by machinery What won't they do next?'-(frook'
Ign LIZ,
The journalistic woman. as distinguished from the
literary woman. is coming to be a more anu mors
familiar figure In business life. especially IN tns
large cities: but nowhere. probably. even IN Inv
metropolis. has such an experiment been tried a.
was Witnessed in Syracuse last week In the in'er
est OF local charity, the publishers OF mor''"s
paper THE Post" turned their establishment o'e'
to a weil-organlzed force OF ladies. who ~rote '
editorials musical and other reviews. collected .ne
city news and put that and the telegraph!c matte.
in shape for the printer Even the circulation al.
advertising departments were also put In charge Oh
women. There were three large supplements
making with the main sheet, thirty-four Pase''
mostly filled with reading matter. Adveruse.s
however. had a fair share OF the space an" e'e"..
realized the exceptional chance thus onefea To-
catching the eye Of the fair The result Oh '"'
original and formidable undertaking was very
readable issue. surprisingly free from the ou"ae''
and other evidences Of nexperience which ono
might have expected. and pleasantly suggestive OF
the skill and power that would characterize 'he '
naiistlc work OF some ladies. II they had ohy eo"s
into the profession TO stay.
OF rituastic practices In the Anglican cu.'" Mr.
but no figures were given. Now nowese n.- NH.
Gregory Ware, writing In q secular pape'' .bSch
fishes a table, showing the manner rm,.rH In
rtualism has spread In the Church o' H"e'"""
ten years: .,,,,hsr NJ churches
In which used
Eastward position '9aa
Eurhartstc vestments
Altar lights '''''''''''''
Incense .".:-lchrls,isa Intslis'sss@