New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
THE TALK or THE DAY.

.~rbs Ruffalo Express" says that puho'"eo o.
ror, In course OF erection in Buffalo that VIII cos'
q, 90 90 one OF which, the Elicott square
a., O. % contain COO Offices besides Stores ea'e''
40. puTalo has thirty-six grain elevators VII"
storage capacity OF over l61oV" pushe'S' sue
ccved and distributed last year 7'oooo IONS 10.
ore and 2475cU tons OF anthracite coal hei os""
Hearings we're nearly saccco.OOo She imported io'
eign goods direct TO the amount VI "
made ! 1856 900 barrels OF flour.
o M rich old chap a block OF certain STOCK
which was being manipulated by men whom LEO
rich How S,a m enny Shares do you to take
asked the ola !lI,s SO softly sIoher
" Hum dollars gar and We'll let you have
'ns ne Sd , fs9p rH9 yoa Nil hi
chin thoagh'fSS ayc fans e each share
M tbs TIE MAT plIkd nd Of com:
partments? don't understand
ne 81 ss m As ns
A Poor Sort OF Riches.-oid Holdfas'-Econ0mS'
my boy. Is wealth -, .,,
Hardup-May be; but its o''''e"u' ~" "
your creditors
note TO the occupant OF an office IN the srsd
building the S's her, 1 inser rsi A''sf 's"S
~ SAID IT was all right" said the man at the
desk as he turned around
rs there, anything to pay7"
"TS::n ~ What do you want?" the query, as he
the brush from the mS SrOSrv oS.as e
"Waitn,," replied tho boy
"For thai chuckied the lad as the gentleman
reached out and slid the brush into his INK .potte
HSs PICKED s up P s"a dipped his pc" INTO the
A most interesting nag will fly over the Plant
system exhibit at the Atlanta Ga) Exposition. IL
IL saws THE Atlanta Constitution, "a plain nag
OF bunting with the and stripes OF tho United
States. II surmounted the exhibit OF the rant
system In the old Piedmont Exposition IN 1871, ana
was much admired by Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland
when they were shown through the exhibit by Mr..
Grady That nag afterward decorated tho exhibit OF
IN, Plant system ~ the Paris Exposition. and the
day when tho Barthold statue was presented 10
the city Of Paris by American citizens through Mr.
Whtclaw Reid then United states Minister TO
France who acted Ms spokesman. and was ac-
copied by President cafnot, both OF them alluded
IN their speeches TO the nng dying NJ the top Of tho
Eincl tower That flag the same above al.
| iided 20. which surmountei the exhibit ut the
| Piedmont Exposition. and which adorned the ex-
hlblt OF the Plant system at Paris and which viii
! again adorn that exhibit at this exposition"
The late DR. yandell was fond OF telling the FOL:
lowing Joke: lady pa,len, one morning greeted
s"iar dream about You last tJ night indeed what
was IT, why, dreamed that died and went
10 heaven J knocked at the Golden Gate, and
was answered by Peter. who asked my name and
address and told the recording angel to bring his
| name. and hesitated 30 long over the entry when
he did find IL, that was terribly afraid something
was wrong: but he suddenly looked up and asked:
What did you say your name was?' I told him
again why. said he. you have no business here.
You're not due these ten fifteen years yet
Well said |. Dr. Yandell sa!d-'Oh, you're one
| OF Yandelrs patients. are you? That accounts for
| IL: Come right In! Come right In! that mans
always upsetting our calculations In some way
| (Vis Medicatrix.
book just published maintains the theory that
| the domestic cat has a language which can readily
be acquired by man. and some Of the cat words
are set down. with their meanings All who are
Interested In this branch OF linguistic study will
nave a good opportunity to pursue It at the Mad
ison Square Garden this week. 1t Is doubtful how
ever. whether n man who is kept awake by cat
terwauling on the back ience would find the ex-
perience more interesting II he we're able to UNI
derstand the compliments or epithets that were
being 'nterchanged. Whether man can understand
the cats language or not. the cats plainly under
stand mans They ali know the meaning OF "scatr
ana never misundsrs,and the Significance as The
RaidnlShtIhuElsd haeNAck :