New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-01

80, ,,.,A,,~ rinetv.aye pecks Of coffee. I'm
courased by this he planted four acres OF coee .''
NAV. and he says he Is now harvesting dig crop
Remark by One Of the Enemy;-"I have s,. been
oS. ON his stumpns tour for the Presidency and
find NJ has used the phrase my IsGns and nn-
necessary words, without counting any Others Isl, Is
IN account OF a lack Of ideas? Does ne tnrow uns
In Tne At ne all T. He Knows the capasc press has
to pay for the teIegraghic reports OF ny RScaeo
a-ibune
How can the button craze that II no" ove'spfeao
ing the land be accounted for? 1t Is seemingly one
of thosc mysteries which no one can explain. 90"
the boys and many men. are bent on orha"'e","s
their coat lapels. and sometimes their capS' VIZ"
great variety OF buttons bearing all so''s % '''o
toes All the schools are affected by the craze snu
y, doubt many dollars are being coined ~ '"e
makers and sellers OF these devices. ALREADY so"o
efforts have been put forth 10 stay the curreh' ''
4. .ueenir1 all before It u will. we eouos not
prove passing fancy but It Is certainly s"s
thing that Il has wide vogue JUST now
But pa" protested the Baptist deacon ss wicked
haven't you always taught me tha' u
for any ore to dancer ...,,v sah
well, what II have? his father s :oniY can't
help II, IL you cut with that SWITCH -'oo"~
Vile Journal.
The prestige Of the notes OF the bahquo v.
France Is universally known. But 1t Is not always
sttution Is based upon the power OF It's me'a',c-
,,,,nIv h-"encaisse." treasure In us vauits'
,,h,ch reaches the fabulous figure OF 3.SZZ""'~"
francs about $3.50 0O00o. That stock II the a'ses'
which has ever existed In the world. IL represents
more than 30 per cent Of the metallic "encaisses
of all the European banks. ina, explains why ~"
uoto ~ the PanGue dc France OF 100 francs. IL
-, T., ps,1;un, 100 francs .03 ccntiines; In Ger
nav N, "a: in Austro- Hungary, l~S; IN Ehsano.
,oo 90. in Switzerland I00.37. and In HohAno' W.
francs.
Hard Times in Deddve;ast MSraay i've went wen,
the Editor OF 1.-THE Deddville Recornei, from isS
SelinSuent subscribers We put IN the Tno Se co
at it, How much does the r ssdsr r NOT darned
cent We have been running paper IN ti,s ~ hn.d
seven years ana we he Year we had rpes at
our house "-(Chcaeo Tribune.
A new outdoor game has been invented by inc
Young Countess OF Warwick. II IL ca"eo'
billiards." and is destined TO prove for'',"a
rival 70 tennis at garden parties. The lawn Is IAN
80, ,,Lo an immense billiard table. The balls are
similar to croquet balls, but are made OF cenu'oa
and arc hollow: the cues short-hanG!ed ma"e's'
and Tho cushions are banks 81 sod. The game -
said to be interesting. but difficult.
and BE- csa S and sSu With
upon ' she mrmured II would be easy TO be COLI
since the lanitor never r. dstant in Nat OF that
size was not readily apparent-tDetroil lFW''
Many efforts are being made in france 10
attract American students 10 study there i" .he
city of Grenob.e not FAR from Aix-ies-ba'is' ''
leading business men have formed committee ~
o,oon,. and assist Young Americans who would
choose the local university as place OF stuoy.
circular has been issued by this committee setting
forth the advantages of the University OF Grenoo'e'
a copy OF which The Tribune has received IRON,
NJ Bruwaert Consul-Cieneral OF France IN Ne~'
VII II contains interesting information about
the courses of the university and the advantages
of Grenobe as place Of residence.
Husband, what did the doctor say about me-!
He said that you must give up religion ana take
to drink"
What" 49,, - .s
well, he said you must stop doing SO mucn
church work and take a tonc.-(Louisville Courier
Journal.