New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
A SUMMER PASTORAL

And have little work to do.
For IT'S summertime sweet summertime
And a Teller dreams he's fshin
AS he mods, as he MODS.
The cattle-they have taken
To the shadows OF the dells .,
BY the breeze above their BELLS
For It's summertime sweet summertime
The IRE is in the clouds
AS he mods as he mods. o..,..,.,..
policeman who Is worth $4,000 ought not 10 %
dIsouieted by the imposition OF a fine Of twenty
DAYS. nav. or course II he had been poor In
spector. with all his frugal savings tied UP 10
yachts and real estate in Japan. II would have been
different.
voe-rirst Horse-wel they took poor old Dob
bin to the slaughter house to-day
Second Horse-That's too bad. r,-
First Horse-It is bad but worse remains They
mean to make his hide into bicycle saddles.-un-
dianapolis Journal.
The bronze bust OF Giuseppe Ma,zIn. facing the
west drive OF Central Park. has fallen upon eva
days Caterpillars. firing OF the luscious leaves OF
the trees cover the head and face Some look i'ks
great tears coursing down the cheeks of the Italian
patriot. and the whole effect Is distressing Froo-
ably the entomoiogists do not consider II their ou'y
10 free the statues OF these pests having muen
more than they can attend to with the trees. But
n
terday describing Maxzini as 1.-The great Eyetaiian
pos," Affections certainly crowd upon him.
The New.York Tribune says that the imposs!-
ties OF to-day" They are In 1872 Il was imposs,is;
be- great asses to vote for Grover Cleveland and
Democratic Congress today Is necessity snsy aS ! psr
ceve 1t. You necessity has way Oh ar dUnS
In the truth, as pile driver dotn hammer ao""
logs.-Jersey City Evening Journal
Frequent showers have kept the foliage OF Gem
trail Park in a state OF freshness not often to %
noticed In the latter half OF July. In that part or
the city which formerly was Westchester County
the trees and shrubs still wear the vivid green
with which they clothed themselves IN early 'uhe
The nights have been delightfully."- COOL Inere "
fragrance OF flowers In the air beyond the reso''
OF brick and stone buildings. Many New-forker.
have remarked lately that they never have founa
the city a more enjoyable place to i've IN al rH'N'
summer.
ponuiist Gnancer ITO make silver the money
" :But. said the man who works for living;
you can't make nfty cents worth Of silver eaua' u
.To' All ii" you've got to do is to put dollars
worth rtR' OF Silver in the coin" . .oo, aea, Of
That's e DC So If ,S SS'H Value Of Silver sn!
down But II Gcyernment put the COIN ON With vi
r e making .o ms a could il'
N, de TO wv asninstoh Se"''
An Ohio revivalist named Jonas appears 10 nav
coma into the business OF reviving as proless'on'
m. "ad" in the paper declares that ne mas :
.,rone voice and Is able to speak to the largest s
diences ut grove meetings. He Is not oaeA
about speaking twice day where opportunity
sorded His heart Is full OF the work. ana ne
ANXIOUS to reach people with his message OF a."r
GRANGE. He can preach Sundays as wen 40 IAN
notifies on week days He is very efiicien' ies 's
i.t He has a wonderful faculty OF entertaining
holding and convincing audiences. and can 80
IN the same place night after night win eo"''"'
ually increasing attendance"
A sty,shiy dressed young woman was or's asssaiInx
before the police magistrate OF b. ios onrt had
ribbons out of a shop: The clerk OF me sou there
seen her converse with her lawyer ana was III ne in
fore greatly surprised when. In reply 10 to MERELY
uuiry as to her name and address. sne i the
shook her head. "She Ii Frencnwonmamn.s rmsn
lawyer explained land don't understand se wss
Juct out down Marie Lotouche." The c .s1srtv
increduous How old is she? he asked rwen mr..
replied the legal adviser scrr.c Tns s snd ssd
'srhrty-twoe mo; twenty:two re fa hsr mouth
burted out as she clasped her hand 70 nst "tSsn
ana burst out laughing "Ahr said the cae!s' ,rd~r
you can speak German. though you Don s9Ss'
stand itr'-Ta9liche Ruudechaec