New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
TIE TALK or THE DAY.

An interesting exhibit at the Atlanta Exposition
Will be sent by the women OF Cobb County. Ga. II
is the celebrated "battle-scarred cabin from me
battlefield OF the Kennesaw Mountain II is plain
log cabin about twenty feet square. and was stuat-
ed lust behind the Confederate breastworks. 1t Of
fered a good mark for some OF Sherman's batteries
and was bored in every part with shells and pep
pered with bullets but did not take fire There are
over thirty clean holes through It's walls made by
Federal shells and many hundreds of bullets are
buried in the logs.
please. marm." said the leader OF the street
band II you will kindly inform the neignD ,.Ss
that II was not our band, but your daughter, VINO
PLAYING last evening you VIII paGes a Us pr1 OF
the house se'' a Anickel-CIsuffaio Commercial
Sometimes" says Philadelphia barkeeper. "A
bad coin is a very good thing 10 have. We had
brass ten-cent piece here for two years that was
worth 81 a week to the bar. knew the man from
whom II was taken and. OF course. gave II back IN
change. He good customer before Dut hu-"
better afterward Ten times a week he would come
in and either give me that brass coin or get IL gwen
TO him. one day the proprietor looked through the
drawer and. finding the bogus piece threw 1t away
When told him that it was worth $50 year %
the house he kicked himself. We not only lost the
coin. but the customer well lie felt hurt because
l couldn't give him our pet piece
THE MOURNFUL CONSIDERATION.
An this dolce far niente, with its leisure hours
When the mercury is rising in the glass.
All nfes torrid griefs forgetting in the osciat'ns
OF the hammock as It sweeps the waving grass
How we generously pity those who simmer !" the
While we quafY the breezes from the hill or bay;
Oh. this dolce far niente' But aias' IL cos's sou
Every day the gentle landlord lets you stay,
Washington star.
THE Boston Traveller says that few weeks
ago a Maine young man bought a pair OF SOCKS con-
tanning a note saying the writer was an employe Oh
the Kenosha CWis) knitting works and wanten
good husband She gave her name and requested
the buyer II an unmarried man, TO write WITH
view TO ma trimony. The young man VINO 'o"".
the note considered the matter In all It's phases an"
decided TO write TO the girl. He did Awaiting '"e
answer with considerable anxiety he was at las.
rewarded with a curt letter stating tnat the s'''
was now the mother OF two children and had oeet
married four years and the letter he had ans"e'eu
had been written ever so long ago. IL was d So0"
dollager and the young man hunted ior so,u''va
He found IT, The merchant of whom he bought 'h'
socks doesn't advertise
His Rutton-"Er that is funny looking button
you are ssw an X c. button before. DO you be-
long 10 the Sons of North Carolina or what .rhat
Sons OF nothing replied the grocer '
means no credit" ~ o,,,,,, ,he ac-
The man walked out without swe"'hs ''e ."
count.-(Indanapoiis JourhaL
Secretary Herbert announces 'hat inc 9
ta,ked-of manoeuvres for the North Auanuc
SQUADRON will begin on August I. The sduadro"
Is to assemble In New-York Harbor ana VII" eo
sist OF the New-York. flagship; the commerce
destroyers Columbia and Minneapolis the ,"0 :.
Amphitrite the Cincinnati and the Ra'es"' ~
MANNED that the squadron shall cruise along 'ne
New England coast stopping at different po'"'''
until II reaches Bar Harbor. having the ma
noeuyres on different days II VIII also co-ope
=, soms extent with the War College at Ne"po'',
with a view OF giving the officers there practicai
instruction In fleet manoeuyres In battle Inc sau'.
ron will return to New-York in Septepper, ""."
there will be series OF Interesting e'o'u hitch
the Lower Bay and of Sandy HOOK at'er WHY"
the fleet will rendezvous at Hampton Roads
Eyes" said the girl who has borne sne NAM i vsry
Marion for nineteen beautiful years. II az va,
well for the Presidents baby to be cai'eo smbe
but think how thick the Marions Will De 10 s.us
over for the next few years! heard s.ae sotng
conductor yesterday tell his motorman ,er rssns,
TO name our baby Marion. too.Vbos'on A'~
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