New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23

A Tragedy-Gadzooks-Algy seems 10 De very w
happy about something tonight
Zounds-Yes poor fellow his clock was fast' ana
he put on evening dress fifteen minutes 100 carry.
There were eleven people at dinner "hen "''
and Mrs Newlywed arrived .,u, 10 thirteen a,
table, 'N' 80 ..,.,,x.,Y .,u NJ,
Newywed There will only be twelve. as my WHO
and are one."-tDetroit Free Press
Professor Tyrell OF Trinity College. Dublin. re-
Gently prepared set OF questions in regard 10 ths
constitution said to have been granted TO inc
Roman State by Servus Julius In answering
question asking for definition Of this constitution.
one OF the students wrote: The constitution OF
servlus TullIus which he Inherited from his estrn-
able parents originally excellent. but by rea-
SON OF life OF dissoiute indulgence he came to an
early grave.
Humiliation-"It moren se.frespeck kin oe an:.
said Wandering Mike I've got er mighty s''u
motor, sI, , .rr Sgt de business
"Deres no tellln what human nater,h 40 zen zen
rs despri,. feel ez II de las stror "a' ''''
"Hev We ben refused cold Whites ss: En-. b,cvce,
Right erlong An de womenn eva shngton
Star
.no ,,o, u,ou" saws a theatrical man In Tho
ph,Iadenbia Record" that Philadelphia enjoys
among theatrical people the repu's''o" % 80
the best city in the country for cheap anu se'''e
10 a
the nrofesslon are almost unanimous on this po'nt'
49,, ~ o,,sr put off the buying OF their spring.
fall or winter clothes while route until they
reach this city. The treasurer OF one OF the meat
rcaI attractions which closes It's week mere To-
night has In his possession upward OF s'W worth
OF due bills OF the various members OF the company
who drew their money in advance In order 70 lay IN
a stock of clothing Of Philadelphia make. Young
woman OF this company spent so in one store
IN the purchase Of wraps and dress goods
He-No. I'm exacty engaged. but have the
refusal Of two or three girls =. ,.
you have asked them and they have said Nor
(Pick-MeUp.
The Brazilian Government Is observing the strict
est neutrality in regard 10 the Cuban Instruction.
STILL II compelled 10 reject recently request
made by the Spanish Minister Al Rio Janeiro. sub
scrptons having been started for the benefit OF
the Cuban insurgents the rep tsentative OF Spain
requested the Foreign Minister CT Brazil to pro-
hibt them but he was answered that this could
not be done because the laws did not authorize
such interference the part Of the Government
'aa woman" he exclaimed. sitting up suddenly
In bed II have found you out. ST.
change "Oh no. dear" said she; you are the one
that's "-tIndanapolis Journal
For the last three years Mrs. Joshua Bi'es OF
southington Conn. has been making unique bed
Quilt The material IL twied cotton. ana II Is maze
in squares, seven ncneS eacn way, eASept
the inner square which takes up the space OF nine
OF the ordinary ones On this inscribed In blue
stitching which is readily deciphered the names
OF all the soldiers who TO the Civil War from
southington together with picture OF the soldiers
monument. on the other squares are the pictures
OF places and persons Of local note. sucn as the
pastors OF the churches, the postmasters OF the
three villages the assessors the contractors ana
builders merchants ETC. the names OF the various
manufacturing firms with the lists OF officers pct-
ures OF various historic buildings and names OF Sc
cret societies represented in the town In ls92 MIS-
Bles has been untirns in her efforts to finish this
remarkable work. and 1t Is now stretched upon
frame.
she said gently Ia, and S ys in ys aSc:es
letters to mall last week, don't your
Yves; l remember IL.
But this is the first time you have rememoered
II since l gave them TO you. isn't IT.? -,
II must confess that 1t is. How DO you know
II put a postal card addressed TO myself among
the lot and II hasn't yet reached me-: IL only COSTS
cent and s nd tina ha rest IL Is Of wrFy mall Now dear
Il you will hand me the letters III run out ana posi-
them myself "-(Washington Star.
writer in The Outlook" says that some Year,
ago friend of his wrote a short story which
magazine accepted and paid $50 for. The years
went by and the story still rested snugly In the
safe. Meanwhile the euthor OF the tale had be
come Industrious OF letters and had
achieved some little reputation. He one day met
the editor whom he had come 10 know. and asked
him when he intended to print that story The
editor replied that he could not TELL but probably
not in the immediate future. The author went
home and thought the thing over, and then asked
the editor for the privilege OF buying the story
back. The editor asserting to this, the author
gave him $50 and received back his story. He read
It over made a few minor changes In Il. put a new
title IT, had It typewriter. and then sent II back
to the editor OF the same magazine from whom he
had just bought II. In a short time came a check
for $50 and cali from illustrator who had ~
ceived an assignment TO make pictures for II -
the editor intended to publish 1t Immediately