New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11
THE TALK or THE DAY.


Washington Post" that bicycling Is even more
prevalent I'm that country than In this. TO se'
possession OF the coveted wheel. ne says o"'
Young women have been known TO make uhcom
mon sacrifices The daughter OF clergyman
very Intelligent and popular young GIRL quite
,e,Is In n highly respectable set, hired out as
waiting maid in IA part OF the city remote iro'"
her home and by saving her small earnings man
aged to buy a machine. BY the meres' ace'oeh'
her identity was discovered. ana the story wac
made public but the young lady did not lose
caste by the expose. and her friends complimehted
her on her pluck
TIE NEW YOUNG LoCHINVAR
Thronsh ali the vide border his wheel was the
anu IN 80 90 ,,ke the wind and he rode all alone
When he bumped UP his back ana oe"' o'e' ''''
No other could scorch like the young Lochinvar.
lie stayed not for brake and he stopped not for
n. rode on the sidewalks where cops there were
Bu, ere %Y''fh he aiigh,ed at Netherby gate
bastard on foot hit him over the n PATE; car
Thus cndeth tho story OF young Lochinvar;
~ cleveland Leader
On November / the Chicago Trade and Labor
Assembly will cease to exist
The window dresser for big Hos, r nr% n
Widow iSS a. dressed IN the sable ha bments Of
sent Ss n ss '1S
rugged up dummy, In mourning who wears wears a
s% s ;Ss as IF ps and
artist I'm not advertising trouble: I'm bidding I,:
ana an see how beautiful. how charming how dan.
gerously alIurins our dummy looks, the widow,
the girls will go right away and get married In
order TO fall into line for a chance; Hiy wages
were raised on the pot.-tChicago Times-Heraid
Mis-. Younger. Of Perry. okla. says that II Bryan
Is elected she will marry 7. J. Stanton. II Nc
.I<inlry is elected she will not II Mr.. Stanton
really desires to get married he might as we'll be
looking mp another girl.
you mistake" said the man in the macintosh.
The college campus had clump OF rees In the
northwes, corner and a.
You can't tell me anything about IT,. interrupted
the man who had his feet on the table I'm an alma
mater OF that college myself!"-(Chicago Tribune.
The people of Baltimore are delighted with the
graceful tribute to the Confederate dead paid by
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company OF
Boston In decorating their graves In Ioudon Park.
THE Baltimore SUM- says 1.-THE noble pilgrimage
OF members OF the organization to Loudon Park
will be remembered rs the most notable and sig
nilcant incident OF their visit. The flowers which
they placed dpon the Confederate monument will
not fade and die. but Will continue to bloom with
sweet fragrance In. the memory and heart OF Mary
land as long IA bravery and magnanimity arouse
the admiration and excite the emulation Of Amer
leans"
a lady who was looking about in a brlc-A- brac
shop win View TO purchasing something old
which above the ana IS ns al
Japanese idol over there WORTH" she inquired The
10000. ma'am It is the proprietor. "-CTit.it
In two respects the fire at Mount Hoiyoks College
will be a gain 1t has brought out the fact that the
college has host Of friends and we'll wishers all
over the country and II will give the trustees an op-
portunlty TO make Of new and improved ideas in
the erection Of the new building. The insurance on
the burned building less than $500 00O n sum
not large enough for building to accommodate the
400 students who now thrown out Of their dormi-
tories The friends OF the college therefore now have
a fine opportunity to help IT, The chapel and gym
nasium will also have TO be rebuilt. Dr. D. K Pear,
sons. OF Chicago who has been generous to the COL
lege In the past. has just Informed the Building
Committee that he has placed $4,000 at its command
II object to the Nicely habit" said he man with
the pipe. II can't understand why II cngs TO some
very estimable people. There used to be professor
e hnrvard great scholar too who always said
do you SS' Or even How Hoy are you; Imagine
to expect Of any woman to imagine a man being
Neey nave ave pf Sng aeSua1ntsd WITH several who
--(Boston Transcript.
Miss Christina T.. Yates. OF Oakland. Cal. who +.
eighty years Old says that she il the Oldest Wheel
woman In the State Of California, and thus far no
one has come forward to dispute her claim She IA
said to be fast and graceful rider.
A one-way Rule.-cholle-I have Just figured out,
don't you know. that these Populst fellows have so
much hair their chns because Of the active crcu-
,ation Of the blood induced by the violent exercise
OF their jaws, don't you know.
Miss Flyppe-Then the hardest brain workers Of thu
college must be the young men with those awful crops
OF hair.-Cndiahapolis Journal
San Francisco theatre manager who advertised
for tho homeest In the city received 100 answers
A Word Painter. -" Daubyn tells me that he ia
thinking Of trying his hand At a picture OF a prize
fight
Well knew he was an artist In oils, but didn't
know ne leaned toward word painting indianapolis