New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

.puy, s,,,, tho famous Adirondack guide IL N
.xcelsnt health in spite OF the fact that paper
in this city printed column opitnary OF n''" .h'
other day "Bllr" says that though tne writer
dome" the work well, he was TOO oa'hsu pr"
vious
GreenThey tell you Writ i,,1 ser sre read NOR.
than the writings Of all the other men vi '"e p~S'
Green"so? What do you write?
Grav-The head ,lnts-tBoston Transcript.
Tho coming coronation OF the car and Czarna o.
p,s.,. AZ Noscow IL 10 be conducted on most
magnificent scale Hundreds OF thousands o. oo'-
lars are to be spent In connection WIN II u, ."'
old CITY of Emperors." The peasanry ana 'Hs
peope are not TO be forgotten. The court cnamoer-
lain empowered 10 make all arrangements the o'he'
dav gave an order for $500 kegs OF m@ad winch
are 70 be distributed among the people IN accoroance
with traditional usage at Russian coronations'
He Approved the Recipe."Do you know, dear"
said Mr.. Hunnmunes that IKE the way y|u
NAV aWhy. Charley she exclaimed; 'you know you
couldn't eat the last one. -, II s.. No.
f. Whenever Me eat Welsh rabbi, have indiges-
ton" -(WashIngton Star.
THE Macon (Ga) Telegraph quotes J. X Snep-
ard a prominent citizen Of Nameiess' "a. az eN-
planning how the place came By its ttie. MT Saep-
ard said that or.gnslly various names were sug-
gested TO the Postofiice Department, but objection
was made on one ground and another lie a'aeG'
az last T sat down and wrote out list OF several
hundred names and told them II they could not ma
one on the list TO suit them the Office "ouiH re-
main nameess for | had suggested every name
had ever heard Of In due time the answer came
back Let II remain Nameless. and ever since mat
time II has had that name which, wnie niue oaa'
is not such bad name after all
Lad Of Ten-I say. pa. whs; is the meaning Of
these numbers at the bottom Of every piciursf
Look at this one, Shakespeare, l5S ~ l., -,
.hcr Iurn
Iery bet5rel-Ohi-ah-I expect that is his telephone
number Humorlstiche Batter.
II Is already certain that the negro EXHIBIT IN the
Tennessee Centennial Exhibition at Nashville mex!
year Will be very complete. j. G. napier promhens
negro of Nashville has been appointed chief o.
the exhibit by the directors. He was for num-
her OF wears a member Of the Nashville CITY Coun-
Gil and served on important business committees
in that body. He State Commissioner OF the
ew-Orleans Exposition IN 1884. He has pracused
law before the Nashville bar for several years most
successfully and has the respect Of the entire
fraternity. re has made money and acquired Q
snug little fortune.
fr,m sesdilng tree upon his premises at Mayv.le,
~ Y, on November T. II was 4 frees one OF ecoi
had borne and was picked Two weeks after snow
had fallen more than foot IN deptn; ne snGp
md chung TO the leaves and - packed about ms
reach as 10 preserve t from the frost that foi-
lowed. A peach Of this quality rpenne 50 Ia,e "a
ent list OF fruits. 1t is possible, however, that ths
may be freak the proauef 81 as Mav5on W
ToGrgee in The Sas :
In the present disturbed condition Of the Turkish
Empire Il is gratifying to learn that the WORK o'
Robert College. Constantinople. was prosecuted
during the last year without interruption. Al me
commencement In June fifteen students were grad
uated and the closing exercises took place IN inc
presence OF an orderly assembly OF 100 people
For the first time in the history Of the college the
Turkish newspapers OF the following day contained
long and very complimentary notices Of the exer-
clses and the Christian papers in various IAN
guages gave from to thee full pages 10 them
The general health Of the city last winter eX-
ceptionally bad, but in the college there was no
serious Illness. The report Of President Nasnourn
10 the trustees whose annual meeting was held on
Wednesday, the 18th inst. states that ";he pros
poets for the coming year are UNEXPECTEDLY good.
There are 2l0 students In actual attendance, which
is more than have had for n number OF years
He adds: IF only find the means to 60 Tor
ward and not fall behind other educational insu-
tutions in Turkey and Bulgaria. there is no reason
why our influence I'm the future should not be
wider and deeper than in the past The foundations
have been well laid We have won the sympathy
and confidence OF the different natoDalities ana
We shall maintain our position II We only hold our
ground IL our intellectual work. and have reason-
able facilities IN the way OF buildings and pro-
fessors" William A. Booth reelected pres!-
dent OF the Board Of Trustees. the Rev. DR.. Ei-
ward b. Coe secretary. and William &. Sfurgea
OF the seamen's Bank for Savings treasurer
In Henry County. this State. some years ago .
young woman who was SUNG her former sweet
heart for breach Of promise put on the wit
ness stand. and the lawyers as usual began making
all sorts Of inqusitive interrogatories: You say.
remarked one, that the defendant frequently sat
very close to you; iessr was ,o the reply regiy VIZ
one cheer was all the s!ttin' room needed"
And yO9 say he p his ar arm around your
sali he put both arms arSun me" Then Mbaats
hard that purity near holler.n right out
why didn't you holler?' Cause" That's no
answer. BE explicit, Please. Because wha,r
'Cause | was afeerd he'd stop"-CChicago Post.