New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-26
TIE TALK OF TIE DAY.

Tho fine showing Of the West Point foot5a.. Team
in defeating Brown by the overwhelming score OK
% 10 0 must be a source Of qualification 10 many as
showing the stuff of which the future Army OIL
GERS are made. Only fortnight ago Brown ana
Yale played tie game. and now Yale has been
nroved to have the strongest eleven in the country
The big universities have a great advantage over
the Military Academy in having so much afgeF
bodies from which 10 choose their players BESIDES.
the college teams usually have footoail framing IN
their preparatory schools. This is not true or the
Young soldiers. most OF whom never handled
regular football before reaching West Point. Post
graduate schools, law and medical departments also
give the universities older and more experienced
players than West Point boast. All IN all. then,
the cadets are justified in feeling pride in their 80
eleven.
A coin q great rarity which TSrth ssysTa
Of Harry oSrady conductor r IN the ere employ q
the Resans Ka0a s yerse . cope b s Of Wash
ington and the inscription: washington and hide
len The who Sn pre vs very XII oG%g
on occasion refused $50 for II. Several years
o Of ton to Presidsnt Harrison Upon te
casion OF the latters visit to New-York City durng
ina ion Mr. Simpson presented another OF
the coins. for which he had paid $780, TO the Bar
Of oiG Liberty in New-Yor -(Philaiephia Rec
ord.
Although in the main very economical. the New
York Chinaman is a liberal patron Of the streetcar
lines and the elevated roads. He Is extremely averse
to walking and will ride his destination even II
1t is only a few blocks distant Many Of those who
come from Brooklyn visit friends in Mott-st. Will
take a Third-ave. car rather than walk from the
Bridge to Chatham Square.
TAKING IT EASY.
Don't care how the cotton sells
Takn' OF my ease
Where the music of the bells
Jnsles on the breeze.
Don't care how the country goes
Roamn' far an free
In the woods there blooms a
Red an sweet for me.
Don't care how the cities roll
Thunderin' along,
Streak o sunshine in my soul
TwinS.ir' into song.
Don't care where my life is led
Still ito honey-sweet,
Blue SKY snil!n' overhead
Green earth at my feet! -....,--
The Papal postage stamp Issued in commemora-
ton of September 20, and which. OF course. is only
available for collections, has in the vignete
portrait of Leo XIII. upon a sod background.
above which is written. M ssettembre 1895"
while below are the words: "Evviva Leone XIII.
Evvva rItala."
When he asked for her hand, she replied. mo,
think had better keep my hard myself. 1t might
be usefu TO me IN case you couldn't support me-
you know."-(Boston Transcript.
Now IL the time when the following glad.atorlal
chorus seems to be heard every hand:
T TS2ssS p'aysr Ave Caesar nori,ur t.
Celery ................... , saiut2mus.
Pumpkin pie............ \
Cranberry sauce ....... -(Pathnnder
bright girl IN Maine recently began COM
position thus: The Pur!,ans found lurat!c asy-
lum In the wds OF America" She had read In
a book that the Puritans found asylum In this
country and 10 make the statement more vivid
she added the word. "iunatc."
FOR a Hors"-A Western veterinarian sent the
foiioWng be filled:
Send this by this Boy
Tinker OF Asfetly ! ounc
Campner | ouac
Cappicom Il
lodman -
Mix