New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
TIE TALK or THE CAY.


A meeting Of publishers was held IN Boston the
other day 10 protest against The intsuahty OF the
present postal laws relating 10 secosd and tourth
class matter. The publisher OF 'Dononces e aga-
zine said that it two cents to sfnd MS maya
zine TO any poirt In Boston and only half a cent
to send il TO San Francisco A book publisher said
that his firm sent many books by express because
II was cheaper Senator Lodge made an address.
in which he said that the present law j. grossly
unjust TO the publishers of low-prked or light.
weight periodicals.
Village Barber Ito his assistant wh' is going to
pull a mans toot h).iou must be YER Pieasant 20
that gentleman-he has whoie moutltui oi tee'n
left.-(Fliegende Blatter
II is a fact not generally known that the public
executioners of Europe even where tfe office does
not pass from father TO son. nave an etiquette OF
their own. intermarry and are quite as exclusive
IN their limited circles are the rulers OF their
respective countries. Nine. DeibIer who died tho
other day In Paris. besides being the wife OF
Monsieur de Paris" the public exscutioner OK
France was the daughter OF NJ. Rasenoeud, the
executioner of Algeria, who although eventy-eight
wears of age st!ll exercises the functions OF his
ofnce NJ and Nine. Deibler had LIVED since the
execution Of valiant and Henry In little cottage
I'm Anteu Rue de Billancourt. for they were
obliged to give up their house IN Rte Nicq dAz'r
owing to threats Of the Anarchist4 She was .
small. pretty woman. timid and retiring. and en-
tertained only the official guests Of her HUSBAND
or his few personal friends. The french papers
have said that she was granddaughter OF SAM
son. the executioner who guillotinai Louis XVI
This IL a mistake. Charles Henry Samson had only
one grandchild Henry. born In lfs. and made
"Monsieur de Paris In 1919. He vas dismissed
from ONCE I'm 1el9 charged 8. Is said with having
accented bribes He died in 1884. lie wrote the
famous Memories des Samson" which would %
OF Infinite historical value had thef author not
been blessed " it'll an inappropriate Imagination.
The child was playing with the scissors ana ny
kindly old grandmother ehided linn You mus M
just IKE ySu k hG hn Wa pa Rayf h w sm I"
see anything ever after" The child listened pa.
tently and said. when she 60 through
Journal.
Henry NJ Stanley has writtento Major Thys the
director OF the Congo State hallway Company.
dwelling on the immense importance OF the hne De-
tween Matadi and Stanley Pool from the point OF
view of Belgian interests and african civilization.
THE Belgians." he says "appctr 10 me Ike cnd
who refuses to swallow dose OF physic witnous
the addition OF a spoonful OF ja, This formidable
Congo with its vast area. IL torrid heat. ana
It's fever, makes them pull ong race; out CIV
them an easy passage, steamer as far 81 MA
tadi q pleasant railway excurson to the Pool, ana
n comfortable cabin to the Falls. and then the
Congo VIII become a maBniHCnt coicny III '"e"
eyes. do not blame the Begins for having been
slow to appreciate the great work Of their sever.
egn II was inevitable. becalse II Is human 70
doubt; but the day will come wnen they will laugh
at their terrors, and then the. will undertake -
good comradeship the development Of their grses
tropical state"
Chapter l.
- sppprsci 4 S's;
Made hit;
Nomination.
Chapter II.
Spoke SPOKE, a g: a..
Crossed he nation.
ChapterIrI.
oS circumvot ton;
confaSSia ton.
ChapterIv.
N Mu ,Ss S Soasulation;
Headgear syle
OF conversation.
Chapter v.
Silver shriels
with, v ,saE
Auxiliatiot
ChaptervI.
Discommsdaton;
Wants no noro
Equivocaton.
ChaptervII.
Tuesday nitht
Retaliation
Out Of sight
Annihilatiol.
-(Bal. ...-I- NEWS.
Concerning the jarrah tree If Australia WHO. =
largely used for street paving In London ana W..
European cities Sir John Fores. Of Australia. spe.
thus: The demand for our jarah and karn JIM.
in London and other large citks for paving sne.
that probably In a short time tbs will Dc one ~
greatest items OF export All alotg the SOUTHWEST.
Railway the railway 70 Donnybook. the rahwN
the Collie coalfelds ana the railway TO n!'ass~
splendid jarrah country exists With these n.
railway facilities look forward sveFy II ..t
crease in this valuable export hope We w.
leave II TO the citizens Of London. chicago :. our
places 10 use this wood for paving out .ns , nomn.
own cities and towns we may see TIN mun'S .uItais
ellis taking advantage Of this woAder''"
product" ~
O,a Gentleman Ito railway p0terJ- ~ over NJ
rsin - Dripping In from the amlno.' = <<I
40 ssssss PA ne ~ \