New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

Another learned man has been studying tho ".an-
guage" Of insects. He says he has discovered salts
factory evidence OF tclepathy among them. Telep-
athy Is described sixth sense. by which the IN
sects able TO communicate IDEAS 70 another
great distance.
A PIANO ORGAN PROTEST.
Shoudn' res de cullud man
Fob dancin case he's gay,
When Dc man he twis' de handle
An de music gins ter play.
When I hyahs dat wagon comm.
Sngin' down de street.
Jes like gin goes TO mer haid
DE chune goes 10 mer feet
IF De pleece Is gwine ter res me
Wen dance some mo-
III haf ter hunt er institute
An take de dance cure. sho'.
-(Washngton Evening star.
The pastor OF the quaIn; wadenslan colony.
which was founded two years ago In North Caro-
lima. denies the report that the colony is a failure
He says that this years crops will put the colonlsis
above want for the coming year. and that no
people have no intention OF returning to their Euro
pean homes.
Too Solid.-Great Eastern Landord-Bu, YOU
must give bond for the execution OF good work
Great Contractor-l can pui you up block sir.
Great Eastern Landlord-Then you can skip. YOU
thousand is yeaTs DO w wsn think mo1er WD
cleveland Plaindeaer.
The peach-growers must have got discouraged and
given II up a bad job The reports that the peach
crop was complete failure have been notable by
their absence this year At any rate. to look al me
large consignments Of luscious peaches In the mar
kets these days. would never harbor a suspicion
OF failure Of the crop.
Mrs Vaneering There's the wagon with the piano
We bought to-day toa can just send 1t back
Mrs Vaneerng-Do YOU suppose that we are
sso ons TO buy an $50 piano and have it brough,
nome az night when the neighb0rs can't il,
Never.-CThe Pathfinder.
There is a learned tnsmih up in Maine who has
some novel ideas about the dissemination OF know-
edge He was brought To light recently by the dis
covery OF copy OF Milton's Paradise Lost" scaled
up IN TIN can. which was floating down the Penob-
scot River. The tnsmih lives in a small town I'm m.
upper part OF the lake lie has "A hobby-for II
may really be called hobby-that is certainly orig
inal lie likes to inclose all sorts of exceent h,,k.
In tin cans tightly sodered and so constructed "a
10 hoat easily and 20 set them adrif I'm the wafer
IN the nope that they will be picked up by residents
or the many islands at the mouth OF the river who
are lar removed from the places OF culture. or by
sailors 1t is his idea tina, books found under such
circumstances will excite the curiosity OF tho disev
eiers and be read lie may be right
His Departed-Jenkns- hose photograph 3. that
In your watch? - '~s
Job;son-Thst,s likeness of my departed wife.
Jenkins tdolefully)-Alas! in heaven ""'
Jobson tmore dolefuhy)- She must no from, ,h.
size OF the hotel bills receive weekly.-,Judge
women In search Of titles might do well 70 60 Z,
Poland. II is said that In Warsaw alone with a
population OF 5ooO there 80 72s persons belong
ing to the hereditary nobility and 9s57 'personsI
nobles people entitled to the distinction by reason
OF ONCE or discovery. There are said to be A..
many princes In Poland as In Russia In tho
latter country they are found plying every trade
According to the last census. there are now living
nearly one thousand Princes ana Princcsses
Galitzn. There are hardly sufficient names I'm
Russia to distinguish them and great confusion
results
Apropos Of the extinction OF the AlsfAs seal we
can have the grim satisfaction that the Eritirh
who are responsible for the destruction OF the
herds. VIII be the principal sufferers from that
cause The preparing and dycng OF seal skins 10
an important English industry and the hulk ~ the
supply AS well as the nneHt skins have come from
liehrng Sea The Canadian poachers also will
ma their occupation gone and Will find life harder
now that they cannot steal other peoples property
u IN lamcntable 10 think that this valuable fishery
was lost 10 the country through the lack OF AZ.
srersivr maintenance or our rights by the nrst
Cleveland Administration. which then az nov was
markedly weak IN It's foreign policy particularly
where British Interests were concerned. IL is "a
be expected that deprived OF the opportunity Of
lootlng our seal preserves the Canadlans' clamor
Tor the seizure or the Yukon gold fields will he re
doubled The Administration should be on its
guard for the American people will not submit 10
any more surrender.-lboston Commercial Bulletin