New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
TIE TALK OF THE DAY.

,,,. MICHIGAN peach crop will be one OF tno
largest record.
His Only RIVAL have never yet heard sunh ,hs
say kind word about anybody re'harAe0 '"'
s Neither have l." was the Response Hes worse
for running people down than troley c"i
washington Star.
Herr Wilhelm Pentzel. OF Frankfort-on-t Main.
Germany who died the other day In Port SAID. LETT
X 900 marks. almost 5000. to the walters IN
restaurant where he was accustomed 10 TAKE "'s
meals lie man OF wealth
Jus, ahead.-rhe traveller shaded his eyes with
his hand and looked anxous!y about MN; .u,.
us there a man in the village he aSAeu' VIM
YES, sir said boy in the crowd but, but mes
busy mendin horseess carrlase ana there s s.d
broken bisckles ahead o you besides. ou
better so TO the next town. mister -'On'oas'
Tribune.
Welshman. with plenty OF consonants IN MS
name proposes 10 build ship that VIII nave
sneed OF sixty miles an hour. The boat VIII 10
$50 feet long and 50 feet wide with nat bottom
and wedge shaped bow and stern. OF looo tons d's-
placement and with eight padde-wheels on eaen
side. each making seventeen revolutions minute
Young people often have time when ,u, tneJy
amuse themselves by saying everything oaeAw" ,,n,
II psSSysd o@ o sary rd Sa9 10 his
nation had been che OF number OF p par,uri
Ing o@t agsi Brave meeting he'd his native
town. the poor young man rose and said: Deacon
presd And then he sat down IN confusion Tor, 10
COMPOUNDED. and LETT Deacon "oou ~ INV "
prayer-(Boston Budget
New-Yorker-My dear sir, am simply charinea
with your hotel. and will probably remain m "
month.
May I ask whe,her il is the fresh air. the hhe
views or the attentive service OF the house that
have pleased you. ~.
New Yorker-Oh. those things are all wen e"oue.
IN their way; but wasn't especially thihhns y.
them. What has delighted me is the fact 'na'
have been here two days and nave he''"ei ses" "S'
heard any alluson to Trilhy.
Great Responsibility office boy was whis,,
ling Sweet Marie IN high Key ana WIKI "'"e'
energy g. ,.or occ,- 70 YOU" asked the boss.
what a responsibility you were assuming when
You on, w ~. lied , ,Sa h Nay
.Nertainiv Here ts You go to whistns that Internal
tune Some one hears ana nd ,bev DO like
wise and the thing spreads I'LL the whole sow ".
from one end TO the other Is sweet Ma bsd vous"
The office boy ala not answer. but II Was VA p,, iasd
that the talk had made an impression OF "' tell the
elevator boy that 'de ole man was sl,un m rsii
and dat amt lle neither "-lndianapons 'ou'"N'
The Qulnquennial Catalogue OF Harvard '"''e'
sty published this year. makes large 'o'"'''e y,
over 800 pages. Its increase In size mas peen apo
IN recent wears on account of the large classes
ments of the university. and is apparently desuneo
10 be still more rapid In the future The summary
shows that the graduates upon the rolls hui'oe'
1899 OF whom 1874 set down as living DC
sides a list of these graduates according 10 ther
classes and another according to alphabetical orde'
the catalogue enunerates all the professors III
structors and members OF the governing boards wuo
have served the university with the term OF service
OF each There are also few interesting excerpts
from the early records and from the laws concerh'
Ing the constitution and government OF the inspt"
tion
There Is nothing old slow about New fork.
Everything is new. fresh. up to date. IL Is peins
constantly rebuilt into greater architecture mas
nlfcence. Its hotels are the greatest IN VIC
world, its new Office buildings the finest IN INC
world its bridges the most wonderful linen ~,
life-that Is always new 1t always has the heWcsss
fad, exploits II and expodes II before the rest %
the world fully acquires IT, Every thing that IS new
and Is worth having New-York has. II, perchaisee'
one OF the other great cities OF the world mas so
thing new that II especially desirable as or ~
stance great singer with phenomenal, vo,.r1
New-York at once appropriates the noveny s i,s
enjoys II In all its freshness leaving the CITY ot
origin TO mourn Its loss until the New Io,no,
have taken Its bloom. Last, but by no means eass,
New-York has the New Woman. What more eau
be said? Decidedly, New-York - new, always "s sS:
and In spite of the efforts OF the members o, sI
york society and the Manhattanites 1t VIII Fons's
Observation-Disclosures Union.