New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

There are now twenty-five women in Chicago whit
are practising lawyers, and fifteen more will soon
be admitted to the bar.
Bob an ambitious boy. little more than six
years old, has Only one wish-to become 1ournaii.
mother, look Of triumph upon his face
WELL mother. as told you, 1t was Marcella VINO
ate the large peach ~
How do you know it,"
Bob draw himself up to his full nr helghp HGS ss
because / have interviewer her' -irrom INC
French.
A gossiper in The London Spectator says:
'While wandering to-day around the parish church
Of st. Heller, across this extraordinary In
scription: To the glory OF God and In the memory
OF George Frederick de Carteret, his cousin, VINO
persisted by drowning. and lies inferred In the c.
thedral Church. Galway. Ireland this window Is
given by Edward Charles Maet de Carteret Selgneur
de St Ouen A. D., MCCCLXVII'"
One Consolation-Jnks-So poor Puffem was KILLED
in that railroad accident? He was in the smoker,
Blnks-Yes that's one consolation we all have. he
forgot TO take any cigars with him. and II ne was
smoking bought OF the tram BOY heat ~, must
In LES Debats" OF Paris. there recently appeared
tia following verses about bicyclng
Null ne connait ci-bas
La fellcite complete
Tan! qui WI, ne posse'e pas
ga ga P p'i{ S Sy-
Sa put bcyclette.
Je ne sails rien de Ia,
81 ce nest la paix parfalte,
Quon go1te ayant plante Ia
So 2'tt oy-
Sa ptt bcyclette.
The following will give an idea of the verses IN
English:
No mortal here that bldes
Such happiness can get
AS he VINO owns and rides
His little BIZ
His little cy-
His little bicyclette.
Comparisons dehed.
TIL perfect JOY be met.
With what ne feels astride
His little bicyclette.
The children OF the tenements. happily for them
pursue their sports with sense OF their DEPRIVE
ton OF fresh air and green fields. From the intro
ave- elevated road may be seen, on warm a''e'.
Moons a tiny GIRL swaying contentedy In her s"'ns
almost as tiny, hung from the fre-escape ABOVE n.'
fathers window one OF the merriest groups TO oe
found In lower New-York is composed or the niue
maids who gather nightly about an electric hsn'
pole in William-st., where they take turns IN
queer amusement. Five or six slender ropes nav
been fastened to the pole at point five or SIX iee'
above the ground, and the children cHhs 10 w
ends OF these and swing clear of the sidewalk t"i'
ing and humping around in d whirl OF dehsn'
An apostle Of physical culture says that an es.
is the simple act OF walking backward. Ten mnuis
are as long is usually necessary to pr2inehA,u.
minutes to walk at all il one is very nervous.
But II Is not understood that II Is necessary "
walk a chalk line. Any kind OF walking VIII 40 pr
vlded it is backward 1t is well to get ~ "A osE
room, where the windows are nign anu wy" 80
very slowly placing first the bS OF .he i0 Ssa S
this exercise promotes graceful Garage rasrs
toward producing a graceful gait-ti5oston JourhA-
Tho ri aya
cable line at present answering two purposes
As they start on their down trips from Harlem
early in the morning with the mall clerks working
industriously on the inside OF the cars smaii pr
ties Of hustling newsboys gather on the track ~
intervals OF a few blocks. waiting to steal ra'
to the City Hall. The result Is that by the time INV
cars reach the downtown newspaper ofnces the'
are crowded with youngsters the rear platform
who ride unmoested. as there is no one on Wv
car TO collect fare or turn them on The htNe i''
lows are bright enough to know that tne ma.
clerks are too busy to modest them and 30 fas Wv
police have not interfered with them IN the'
sport The arst mail leaving the City Han
the morning is also crowded with newsooys be'0''
1t reaches Houston-st
Samuel Appleton. the Bristol manufacturing va W.
died recently a warm friend OF John Field VIZ Any
now has In his possession a photograph OF the ~
pleton residence which contains curious i nse,y
ss on rnaeIneaSa sne No 'saN No
Appcton's estate when he died was said 20 DC Wat Wat
Mt5co but in 1858 his business was completely sn I'D
friend John Field for advice After Listening o, ~
his tale OF NJ Field broke =, rn I'M Mr. AppeSs
present ID his business card, In corner OF wns5
was printed: mo C. No G. No he G. repiiea That
represents my stock In trade The nrst n' m,ls
Clara my wife, who has Just inser rS,cb have
none The third means credit. OF wnicn hh svs
none the fourth means courage OK wh ns which
| have none Mr.. Field so impressed NH nsa
friends detection that he entered INTO s.iorstion
Mr.. Appieton's fortuns.-tPh Philadelphia Hseos@