New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
THE TALK or THE DAY.
new lgh, tower 100 feet high. is to be erected a.
Marblehead. Mass.

new light tower 100 feet high. Is to be erected a.
Marblehead Mass.
Wisdom OF Experience Never be too preepfate
nv son" was the advice OF the aged bunko mar
to his edest son "as aoGa ike 40 Ude
/, should not be pulled til it is ripe'-tCincnnan
Tribune.
An Alabama Judge has just made decision tina
Is causing a great deal of CONSERVATION among the
unmarried men OF the State. lie holds that II a
man puts his arm around the waist OF marriage
able woman it Is pr!ma face evidence that he has
proposed TO her
one foreign nobieman to another Il have just met
you You have prize. x,,,,
Yes" the compacent reply; and the beauty S.
OF 1t is that she's cash prize i" ashihs'o" ''"''
story told In THE Washington Capital would
seem to Indicate that some people look on the nag
as a purely Yankee emblem. little Capitol HI
GIRL wen, home disguised after the exercises OF Fla
Day Another girl asked her If It was pleasant
time NO. not very much" was her answer; ou
perhaps the Yankees enjoyed IL
In the Nature OF A Rebuke-"Oh. how delightful"
exclaimed the art!ess young creature at the Tecep
II presume" replied the Boston celebrity with 4
cod smile, II that you would call frVeist-
ess."-,chlcago Tribune
The Spokane Statesman" says that the warfare
on the destructive little squirrel has created an w
precedented demand Tor strycnrlne. Inc SVuH'N''
have never been 80 troublesome as they have oeen
mi. snr,ne With the outlay OF considerable eX
pense and time and the exercise OF eternal vigil
lance the farmers have been able 10 save a part
OF their crop but the loss Is enormous. strychhh'
has so far proved the most destructive agent
TOO many cooks spoil the broth" Better too
many cooks than TOO little broth r. MANY ., them
prefer the night for their musical exercises 49,
The child is father TO the man. Too oi'eh MS
Children and fools always tell the truth That
proves they are fools and children; r,a, give.
the old man chance TO get into the mouse saieS'-
hardware
A physician in France recently di some effective
advertising without making himself amenao1e 10 ths
medical rule forbidding advertising. He hired man
to announce throughout the town that he had los.
a valuable dog and that any one returning II wou!a
receive a reward OF 1000 francs. The lost dog WAS
only Pigment OF his Imagination: but the puohc
didn't know that and. arguing that he must De
skilfu physician to have made so much money pa
tents focked 10 his office.
Plenty OF lt;-"Your family" sighed the he. noe'
sutton. respectfully. has no antiquity Goodoy'
She sat In "A trance OF horror.
antiquity" she shrieked when he had LETT Aer
when When they found her She was caimer but SIN
bitterly cursing the impulse which had olash ny
, claim TO be but twenty three when she was th''H-
seven.-(Detrolt Tribune.
little girl who attends OF our primary schools
said 10 her mother the other day: 'Mr. owen was
In my school to-day" He was?" rejoinet the
mother what did he have to say ION, ne toia
us how many turnips In bushe,' said the chld,
with confidence. "Turnlps In a bushel.' exclaimed
the mother in surprise. what In the world does
he have to do with turnips?" He didn't say any
thing about turnips in bushel" said a little play
mate who was present. HE told us about now
many beats In measure.
The almost August thickness OF dust in the foliage
by the waysides during our recent protracted peo.
OF dry weather reminded The Saunterer' OF 'na si
excellent prayer for rain made by the good o oIa
farmer deacon In New Hampshire. Dear Lora
he prayed. ferveny. I'VE need rain here teIr, on
everything will be dried up II you don't, . ba,
not hard dryn storm LORD ha S O ss
ze sozzle that'll soak in."-(Boston Budget.
This morning G. W. Bowman will leave Den
yer In buggy propelled by gas. and VIII
attempt TO reach Chicago In three days at cost not
to exceed s. TO- II he succeeds he Will receive from
a capitalist OF Chicago the sum OF $4,000 for the
right to sell the machine In half OF the state Oh
Illinois Mr. Bowman believes that his carriage
has practical advantages possessed by no Others
The gas engine weighs 275 pounds. and the supply
OF gasoline may be put under the seat. where
may be drawn upon when occasion demands. ITO
estimates that gallon per horse power Is sun'cien'
for ten hours run. The machine complete Is ue.
signed to cost just about what a good horse aa1
harness is worth. and the expense OF running ."'
vehicle Is less than the of feeding and shoe'hs
a horse.
Patrick. In answer to advertisement TOT
coachman applied for the position. He was one OF
three applicants and patiently waited until his turn turn
arrived to offer his services. The gentleman WV
wanted the coachman loved joke and when inc
first applicant had answered few OF his quest,Ssns
pS .osS s Sw Ssas TO TIVE
rage?" "Your honor. I'd come within loot =.
It," The same question was put TO the second app,f
i ali tho way and never alp wheel Patrick ,v wa:
i'd kape as far away from tho idge as possible
Patrick was engaged.-(Harper's Round Table