New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
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He studied the skies
Til his weary eyes
Geemed almost ready to burst,
And he "hummd and haTHd'"
Till his stomach gnaw d.,
With the pangs Of hunger ana thl's"
But the truth stood out
"Ah. lost are the dreamers, who shirk.
And filled with his dreams
OF a thousand schemes
cleveland Plain Deaief'
Rochester bankers are likely to make up the"
minds that IL doesn't pay to warm IDS VIpei ~
eminent In their bosoms They sent s-'"V
gold to the New-York Sub-Treasury TO he'p 10y
no the gold reserve. and Uncle sam eHp'o'
ducted 81 500 for loss OF the precious metal que =,
,r,c,,or Next time the Western NEWCOMERS WI"
probably keep their money al home ""e'e WV
loss of a few grains doesn't count
To Re Observation-Disclosures (who mas hI1 osi
tanned a fresh barreD-Sacrai But Una, uihssagerSs
What a pity that one must sell IL"
Blaetter.
Mrs Lizzie VI. Frost OF Monmouth Me- mas iu.,
charge OF a gristmi She adjusts 'he PV" T.,
sees that the machinery does It's worn ppnS
while her husband follows his literary penn 49,
writes poems rns family Is In advance - ~
times.
Changed Conditions. -Willie-Paw what S0e' Wv
naner mean by talking Of the softer sex &, ,r.ant
Mr. Milligan-When ] was your a az so nowadays
tha Tn.
that / guess It means the dudes'-'C'h o''''"''
Quirer
From many points OF view one OF the MOST
markable celebrations in history IL 10 take 'a ',
next year when the Kingdom OF hu"sal'
observe its millennium as state ror i' 80,
the brave Magyars have ma:ntainea ."ei' - ~
exi.,ence and they have accomplished ieaN ~,
which any nation might be proud. me 'i'',', 90.
celebration saws THE Buffalo Commercial
% Last ,brough the entire year. beginning OF 's
nary ,sas and ending only on the fono"'ns
cember 81 II will be divided INTO th'ee .S.
each commemorating an epcch III 'he "is''' .,o,
country The celebration will open WIN e.', Iii
of the two Houses OF Parliament In the ne" "
at Rudanest which IL about completed AT
=, "a 900 400 sor,ns Next Will come the opening "
tho pantheon in the capital city, when huhufe"'
h,s,s and statues OF the national heroes ana e"''
nent men and women OF the last tnousau IN,
will be placed In Hungarys Naihai'a r,
he followed by the Inauguration OF the ~" ga oo
OF Art and History. built at COST oi 49,. 90
forms the laying OF the cornerstohes o' ~ a..
bridges TO span the Danube at Budapest an" ~
S.Soa,,on =, three other great public buildings mo
palace of Justice the Exhibition Han anu WV
,,rssum NJ Artistic Handwork. Stiil furthe' "
indicate the beginning OF new era III '"e ~ y, 80
two sections of the older part OF 'he cis -,
remode,led on hyger!c principles' anu ." Nv"
lie schools throughout the country VIII Nv o''"
He Desired Modera n:-'Yesslree sac chair
Corntossei. as he tilted back In the r0chns I'm
and let the paper fold itself over ms kme, every
n red-hot out-and-out teetotal reforiner e'''
" "WelL" replied Mrs corntossel I'm right SAS
to hear ye say 40.
What fur" $50, r rs,kon mebbe
We'll ef yer goin In fer reform rssso, a. hsys
ven be out o. bed fore 6 In the mor a an. do a
ss,owa wood handy fur the breakfas nre an y: 81
iset,e turn at the mkin' oncet in while Az sn,s
Yer apples into town fore they're down u " WV
Hoe on. Mandy" was the solemn interru up ri
Hole on! / said I was out fur reform. an AZ FUR
stan by H. hut I'm blamed ef I'm goih !" -
any revolution "-lwashington Evening sts"