New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

rammanv may now add yet another count TO IN
Indictment Of Commissioner Roosevelt Bellevue
physicians report that since he robbed the po'.
man OF his beer" they have broken theH reco'S
in the treatment of Sunday cases OF actual y.
threatened delrium tremens. Great snakes "has
outrage!
Season Advances.-Fond Parent-sizeY SN anu
'HopefuI Son TO hatter)-Dad means my spring
s1 Hatsermono-h' yes. Football You vans
eight and a half.-tExchange
Evidently the elevated railroads are beginning %
feel the effect OF cable road competition lheT
have put up immense sign on the bro'Ayu
Bridge station, that can readily be seen rom az
parts OF City Hall Square. saying: ELEVATED hai''
road Station. Running Time 10 the Harlem hi'ess
a. Minutes" This is about the first step tho
elevated railroad people have taken 10 a''eru'e
their roads. II the company would take more pans
for the accommodation OF its patrons advertising
would be unnecessary. But the roads have peeo
very careless and Indifferent to public demands ano
needs recently.
THE AUTUMN FAIRIES
Little fairy feet that prance
on the breezes cold
Little feet that gayly dance
c.. the streets of gold
Little wings that rob the sun
or his choicest beams,
Fluttering In the meadows dim
LAYING IN the streams
Cheering flash OF light divine
Softly peeping through
All the gilded charms that t"ihe ,
In the morning dew.
Painting thus springing weed
Mortal feet have trod
Till the glad expanse OF mead
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Peoples Traction Company OF PhiadeipmA
a few days ago accepted the designations Of fifteen
OF the best conductors their lines. and dio 70
with regret. Following the name or each OF '~
who resigned the words Resigned u NJ
entered on the company's record oooK ihe'
meant that any OF the fifteen who applied for worx
at any time in the future could get II II there wal
the slightest chance The young men were all stu
dents In the Jefferson Medical College. and tns
superintendent OF the line says they MADE the oes.
conductors employed by the company All toa
this summer. more than fifty college students were
on the payroll OF the COMPANY Their earnings
averaged about SIS a week. and as they were aoe
to live for about s. q week. most OF them nave
money enough to pay their expenses this year ~
college.
No anti-semitism appears 10 prevail st the Ini.
versy Of Berlin The prizes this year Were az hs
E rdcs az faeW was sven to Michael
OF Odessa. The medical faculty offered ,hre es
k clnsrd' T Bernstein T and Sam Meyer Most wonder
ful in this connection is that the prizes OF the taeo
Felix CoblenS and Paul Cohen This. perhaps
never happened before-(The Chicago lsraeilte.
An exhibit OF roads OF various materials ana
forms OF construction will be prepared In the Tx
position grounds at Atlanta, under charge Oh .is
ONCE OF Road Inquiry OF the United states pe
partrYient Of Agriculture. and during the week OF
the Road Parliament. which begins on Octooer II,
series OF scientific and popular traction tests VIII
be made. The invitation 10 send samples OF roaa
materials for exhibition at Atlanta was INTENDED
only to secure the very best materials from each
State and It Is requested that all persons intend
ing TO send specimens will first communicate Win
the Office OF Road Inquiry at Washington. staunS
the character OF the material Railroad authorizes
are especially requested to receive only SUCH par
cells for shipment as are accompanied by ieos'
OF approval from that Office
A stride TO Freedom-"Which," asked the I'm.
Sophisticated young person-"which ~ the prope'
side OF a horse for lady TO sit on? -.
both" responded the severe lady with the short
hair and seai-brown boomers.-tCincinnau En'
qurer
A French medical authority has decided that
death by falling from great heights IS absolutely
painless He says that the mind acts with srea'
rapidty for a time and then Inconsistencies ior
lows: and now a scofer has GONE to the front
with a pertinent inquiry as TO how the Frenchmah
knows anything about II. The argument Is mace
that no man has fallen from the height OF. say .
mile or so and landed the earth in condition
TO tell anything as to his feelings. Most OF tne
people who have fallen great distances have moi
been greatly inclined TO talk OF their ADVENTURES
ana In fact most OF them. on arrival from the.i
trip. have II any acquaintance have been nanny
u,ade quick trips to an undertaker's shop.
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