New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Policemen in russell shoes? Never! That would
be as bad as having them in their shirt sleeves.
newspaper has Just been started in London
which Is printed on postal card The first nuni-
Der has four sira,ons Gomc iTsgeay b lev
delphia Press.
"rhe New-England Magazine" thinks that Bossoa
oueh, TO have a monument. 70 either Cromwell or
Calvin. to represent the spirit Of Puritanism
when is a ship like a woman? When she is In
"By George exclaimed Henderson when he
heard this T spring s that on fbo the S9a =.
Ess eyes w. When It has It's corset ONO that
S wss SOMETHING scum about rsets and It struck me as
pretty cute when ] heard it."-tBoston Transcript
The Chicago Tribune tells OF Western college
tina, wants a professor who must be a Democrat
and must not be a Presbyterian"
The project OF James d. Dewel and his associ.
in the ownership OF the old Competitor sac
club is one that deserves encouragement II Is an
attractive house an Attractive sitastion n ana
pleasant association and memory.-(New- Haven
News.
The Fourth OF July issue OF that excellent paper
THE Oswego Daily Times was. II anything. bet
ter than usual. This because II was the WON.
ans edition. The mere men who usually get out the
paper took day on presumably TO shoot FIRE.
crackers and large committee OF representative
Oswego women in and ran things The result
was handsome. newsy paper OF twenty-five pages
that will be talked OF 70. many day In OsNegs
County and parts adjacent
Unfair Discrimination. Its rank injustice 80 Is
What's the natter" inquired Flio.
i've been thnkin' OF the way the public MAKES
They're afraid that II We get around having our
own way We'll XIII somebody =, W.,
That's Just where the u,.tairness comes IN Wy
don't they make the troley-cars wear tags!
washington star
The pigeon -fanclers OF France TO have an ex'
pertinent to to demonstrate the capaolh'ies
OF the carrier pigeons at sea- Arrangements ma"
been made between the editor OF La Peut jour
nar' and the owners OF the steamship Manouo.a
which vessel will start from 81. Nazare early To-
morrow morning. TO let loose every leo kilometres
1921. miles) up 10 900 kilometres. inclusive as she
| proceeds 10 the westward. certain number OK
pigeons carrying dispatches TO a large NUMBER Oh
towns In France and Belgium. The editor OF ie
Petit Journal will distribute $500 In prizes; inc
President Of the Republic has presented superb
piece OF plate and there several other prizes v
| private givers
There Is n rule at Smith College that no girl can
20 out driving with young man unless ne IS nes
| brother her nance or near relation. Now, on.o
Went there TO see girl with whom he stood IN
none OF these relations. although he wished 70 10
in such a pretty town he asked her 10 take dr r
having no knowledge OF the bothersome RUE ~ ~
| would have first to ask the president me sns
young man your brother" Inquired that function:
| NO" said the girl. Are you engagedY' .. N%
| yet" the biushing maiden answered but ,ni ~
| me go,' And tradition says that the president re-
Tented and that the couple came home ensase1-
Utica Observer.
| A correspondent sends the following: "A poem
entitled My Soul supposed to have been written "
| Edgar Allan Poe. and which appeared In The sun
| as discovered in Rollins Historic Ancienne' "
| the University OF Virginia. and widely copied "
other papers as poem by the weli-kno"a
| author turns to be nothing more than cie'e'
fake on the part OF students the following ie'e
addressed to Arthur Cassot. ESQ., OF this city, Gear
| ~ shows IA.
| Library University OF Virginia. June % iS@
| "'Arthur Cassot. ESQ.
| ".Dear Sir: The pamphlet containing Poe's suv
| posed poem Is a quarterly price s. g. published
students with which the university has no concern
| never saw the MS was misquoted in the &C
| count OF the MS and regard the matter -
clever fake Yours truly. >.
| ".F. W. PAGE Librarian.
| A Precious Rccollection.-A stranger VINO and
walking through Jackson Park the other gay park Sf
noting the changes that time ana the Soas SOUL nis.
torc Scay w ans dbssred to
the treep glance at the Wooded Island. souins rs.
Then he slowly nodded his head several Iisr ri"'"
Il shall always look upon this spot w where '~
standing now as the dearest pi ,s On oh that
YOU me! the young lady to whOm-t0 who" ~
1T was here. said the stranger dreamy nv -
paid az for bowl Of sola soup ,ssI pSee and sos