New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
TIE TALK or THE DAY.

ton 1900 years before Christ is the oldest book in
the word.
puss,an Oaicisl-You can't stay in this country.
Traveller-Then I'll leave Il. $500,
Ofcial-Haye you a permit 10 'ea'e'
Trave,ler-No. sir. -, $500 5000.
four hours 10 make mp your mind az 10 what you
shall do-(Househod Words.
The observatory the top OF Mont Blanc. whose
erection il conducted under the supervision or mo
famous French astronomer ". Jansen u IS ex-
ec,ed will be finished the course OF ire present
summer The main instrument for oDserVauohs.
witch has a diameter OF thirty centimetres arrived
4, C,hamounix a few days ago. and VIII ne car
red in parts. from there 10 the summit py WORK,
men and guides ". Maurice de Thierry' VINO VIII
be connected with the observatory. i array ~
C,bamoun,x. and " Flgourdan snd his assistant.
~ rave, are expected in a few days. few years
ago scientists fr,w red the possibility OF carrying
this great undertaking to completion. but Janssens
work is about be CROW ned with success
IGNORANCE AND KNOWLEDGE.
Once standing on a lovely dewy shore.
/ thought twas stiffness made It's beauty sweees
Ri,t looking oose. | found II stu no more,
The very dra ron flies skinned az my feet
The willows kissing the dark waters edge
Tossed at their sunny tops to green and gold
Where rocky dams its tn1id haste controieo'
Twas passing glad, the SHY smiling stream ,aans
To mi,rmur ar swers TO the whispering trees
Turtles and flowers were glad TO sun and dream,
To live, to grow. TO drink the sweet WOOD prees&
SO all knew nothing OF the longing strife 10.
That goads the heart and spurs the auiveerng nt&
1t may not be generally known that the menoe"
OF the Congregation Of the Sisters OF the Holy
Family in New-Or;eans co,ored women. The
mother house Ia adjacent to the ST. Louis Cathedral.
in a building which formerly known as 81
John Berchmans Asylum. There are now sixty
members in the community. besides goodly num-
Der Of novces and postulants. The present Mo'her
Director Juette was educated In the pubic SCHOOLS
OF New-Orleans as were many OF the most EN-"
Gent teachers. Among the recently received SIS
ters are for the first time young women who claim
the Holy Father Academy as their alma mater
Captain Ito beated passenger who has suddenly
appeared on the deck OF the abandoned snP,-.
linn man: lump quick Don't you see snes gong
Passenger-Is my wife saved?
so long fa; spend Ssr take IKE ss
Standardization Commercial Bulletn.
Great interest is taken this year In the coming
meeting OF the Congress Of State Commissions
on Uniformity OF Law. at Detroit, on Monday
Angus, g. at the clubroom in the Hotel Cadillac
.here are now seventy-nine commissioners repre-
sentng twenty-sx States severa, new States hav-
ing In the last few months Joined the movement
for coordinate State legislation" as 1t has been
is in impairment OF the sovereignty OF
the States in their affairs. but is an effort
along constitutional lines TO obtain certain reforms
in matters OF common interstate interest, notably
IN marriage. divorce and labor questions Action
will also be taken. following out the resolution Of
the Massachusetts Legislature. looking toward the
securing OF uniform legislation regarding the regu-
lation OF hours OF labor OF women and minors In
factories. A new chairman OF the convention WIN
also be elected to succeed Henry r. Beekman. whe
is Judge OF the Supreme Court OF New-York
COLONEL. COXEY AGAIN.
Colonel Coxey's the road.
Go II. Colonel Coxey.
For the Governors abode;
Go il. Colonel Coxey.
Tramp and tramp ne goes again
IN, the sunshine and the rain;
What cares Coxey for train?
Go ii. Colonel Coxey.
cs aS :, C Cossy., s on the r0sA;
Don't care II his horse 10 '1lowedr
60 II: Colonel Coxey!
Way this boomn' country's bent
r Ss rS wou iar pr eage cent
Go II, Colonel CoXey.
Go II. Colonel Coxey,
Hard times tacklin every towns
Go II, Colonel CoXey,
Here they frolic-there they fuss
Coxey couldn't make IL "wuss';
-tAtlanta Constitutioa
Probably few people who have read the countless
stories OF the savage shark, the bandit OF the
sea-" as he has been called. knos that he is very
useful creature for A writer In the Revue
Scientihque' enumerates the which the d!f-
ferent parts OF the shark are put follows: The
liver is found contain oil OF a beautiful color
which never becomes turbid and possesses medic
mai qualities OF very valuable character; the skin
after being dried. takes the polish and hardness OF
and on being marbled bears q re-
Ia f,--
jewellers for the manufacture OF fancy objects. By
binders for making shagreen and by cablnet-mak-
ers for polishing wood: the fms. independent OF use
by some as an article OF food superior for
conversion into Ash glue. competing IN this line
with the weil-known sturgeon glue prepared In Rus
sa and used for clarifying beer wine and othse
liquors also for the preparation OF English tafretaa
and as reagents in chemistry. etc; the flesh too.
despite Its oily taste. Is In some p.acx eaten "a
food. and. along with the bones. is converted int a
fertilizer.
1t Didn't Prove sutable-"we can let YOU have
clerk. ne rubbed his hands and looked contdsn-
TALLY across the register at the youngish couple
man as he drew nervous flourish Beneath the aS
breviation and Wife and laid down the pen But
might need the room ~ ~ So s"Os 'o1
You shall not be disturbed assure you." con-
tinued the clerk and the apartment Is a lovely
one"
"As to that" and a CLEAN OF intense pride sur.
MOUNTED the clerks face. II will say that the room
contains seven windows. all opening upon tiny
vcrandas
The young coupe looked at each other. Then
the young woman spoke.
II don't think we shall care for that room. You 81
see our three children WIN be here With their nurse
In the morning. They all climb like goats and
I'm sure they would be falling OF those verandas
inside OF fifteen minutes.
Front" murmured the clerk. In a voice that b.
trayed deep emotion. show this gentleman and his
lady up to the sky floor and have the maid put the
nursary In der."-lTruth.