New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-06
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The next Episcopal Church Congress will be heid
In Norfolk Va. from November II to November 70
Hans had climbed up into the cherry tree to gather
cherries Meantime storm came on, and the
father called out to the lad: Come down, Hans It
Is beginning to thunder"
There's no need. father" shouted the boy. 4
can hear 1t where ! am."-Ollustrirte Chronik.
A Philadelphia woman who suffered from spinal
curvature for twenty-three years stopped down
the other day to button her shoes, and now finds
herself cured.
I've been told Rivers's name is in old Rocks
Yes. his name is in it: he signed il a witness
Nothing; only I've lent him $500 the strength
OF h"-tChcago Tribune.
The first election this year will occur in Louisiana
Tie combination between the Republicans, sugar.
planters and protectionst Democrats places that
State in the doubtful column.
An Advantage. Madge. what advantage do you
Il have the rrst go at the pin-cushon. "-(Chicago
Record.
A OF triplets twenty-four years old are living
In the town OF Inez Ky. where they born.
They finely built men and remarkably alike In
appearance in every respect. Two are married.
WAS HE wRAMP?
This warrior was an aide-de-camp
And his life was grand. sweet samp
S Quot az he eo It's nH sang thing
That will surely bear pushing alamp"
-(Detroit Tribune
Fine feathers do not make fine BIRDS
But every hsrum-scarum
Is not a prince; so heed my words:
III you've fine feathers, wear en-
-(Harper's Weekly
A black swamp rabbit foot was presented TO .
lawyer the other day. and shortly afterward yer.
dict for IS 900 was rendered in favor OF his client.
The question now is whether the company, the
strength of this incident. secure the setting
aside Of the verdict on appeal
Tho Mark Down.-."Man" she bitterly exclaimed.
lis dominated by the almighty dollar"
And WOMAN" he rejoined with spirit, by the
In the mean while. Destiny wondering which
II would be.-(Detroit Tribune.
In August. 1856. five boys in Elizabeth n. j.. found
an old stocking containing $775 in cash. As ono
claimed 1t ALL the courts had to be called to decide
the ownership The question at issue seemed simple
enough but 1t took nearly ten years settle 1t. and
not until the other day the money divided
among the five They are now young men.
What is the cause Of this illumination asked q
travelling Englishman OF the waiter at a hotel In
become the mother OF a grand ducal infant"
ou, its hi. that sI TespGndsd the Enssh%sn a
S sS Germany whenever the city Is
ducal infant "-CTexas Strings.
The Fire Commissioners have made out COM
pete case In reply TO the charge OF Richard Croker
that fire insurance rates in this city had been in
creased 10 per cent In the last six months. Croker
made the allegation Just on the Of his de-
parture 1t is plain that he owes the Fire Commits
sioners an AFFECT apology.
The New Hiawatha.-"The Winona (Mnn.l Her
Of On hs the
Hiawatha. The sequel to the doleful story 10
Thus departed Hiawatha
To the land Of the Dakotas.
And in ninety days returning
dvorcelet ne brought with him.
To his wife he gave the ha-ha,
Sent her back unto her ma-ma
:" '"' ''''" "eNe eS as State Journal
William II. Ingersoll, librarian OF the New-EnC
land Society OF Brooklyn. has devised scheme for
photographed classification which is highly praised
by the directors 1t Classics the library under the
heads OF books. catalogues. periodicals. reports OF
societies and libraries. books relating TO the PHI
srims, the Puritans. Colonial and New-Engiand his
tory and literature. histories Of the several New
England States. city and town histories. memorials
geneslogies family histories. Names heraldry. an
tiquities, etc. Mr.. Ingerso believes that his DID
biography would be found available for similar
libraries and will be glad send II to who may
desire II.
Now come: the word Of another discovery WHICH "a
S cover s
said that photSg,Sphe, named ROSsTs t sst up no
postage 0lamp anu uxeu MS gaze upon ~ ~
Inent. Then Photographic plate was put wnsrs
photographer fixed his gaze intenty upon this plate
and held his mind ntently upon the Image OF ne
yeloped two Impressions. one for each eye wess
stamp And this idea can thus be carried out ss
innitum is claimed poet can dispsns,s w sSe
beautiful images that arise In his brain. Crimnnsi..
may thus be forced to yield up the secrets OF tny
fulness and 30 on Into the lnexhaustlble hed OF n
marvellous. Of course. there will DO sccptics On ~
this for Q whie.-(Ciucinnau Ttmee-SkeS'