New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

In the map showing the strength of the .or..
money sentiment in the Republican party. wb,cs -
peared in TIE Tribune yesterday morning. r,ah :.
indicated for the gold standard Ii sho,,a ;
course. have been shaded a sign OF its frss..n.
prejudIces.
Radical Difference-Mr stayate fse,,,r. 49,.
mental at II .. mJ-Yes, Miss Sweetlvs ha' 80
the smile OF the sturdy oak and the ciInsns VIM
Of the sturdy oak. Mr.. Staylate '"' ''e ~
Mr.. Staylate-And why not pray?
Miss Sweetly-The sturdy oak knows r,h
leave.-(Cleveland Plain Dealer "en
The enormous growth OF the bicycle ,nd,,,- :.
indicated by the sale recently Of the Dunlon %
matte Tire Company's property in Dublin q. ss
10000 When first formed few years aso -.
companys capital was $1,000; It was subsaou.. ~
increased to $4,000. The shareholder. ~. e"v
ceived s3.295.sl5 In dividends and prem,nr.
Will receive s4437,o more from the proceed. =, .s
sale.
THE IMPORTANT THING
The smile Of rejoicing upon her lips dies.
The shade Of soul agony comes In her ave.
She IL asking herself y the fates have hssn IT.,
And Kept her SKIRT and her shirt waist together l..
hind. R' "
Detroit Trbuoa
The Bookman" says that young woms, 4,
Providence was asked the other day by her upc.
to make some purchases for him, Of which /. sav.
her n written list. The first lem was "sccrs Frr,s
slon.' and. after glancing at IT, the n,e,pssr,
young woman made straight for certain lam.
bookshop. where she was received by an equally in.
telgent salesman. Il want a copy Of Scotia
Emulsion said she. casually "Scotts wha,r
said the clerk SCOTS Emulsion" replied ii
maiden "Oh. yes" was the answer; well, you see
don't sell Scotts works except in complete setA"
meritorlous scheme he. had and as ne FINISHED he
drew a piece OF paper from his pocket
Il have here" he began.
TN not subscribe cent" interrupted the bus,.
ness man Il don't believe in your alleged chan.
table scheme and III not give YOU a cent FOR It."
But | don't want any money from YOU" pro.
tested the caller
Then what DO YOU want?"
II jus, want you 10 sign a petition 70 some one
"Oh, well. I'll DO that: but won; give you any
money for such a swinie ."-(Chicago Post.
Norway correspondent Of Hardware" says
Until this year there have been but few American
bicycles sold here. and the English and German
manufacturers have had the market almost "a
themselves. This year. however. the American
cycles have taken the lead entirely and the demand
for the American machines Is even larger than thA
supply We are certain that II the American cycle,
could have been gotten here quick enough there
would have been sold still a good many more than
what have been sold. The principal reason why The
American cycles have gained so quickly In favor
on account OF their extreme lightness and superior
finish The public at first were a little afraid that
the wood rims which are now almost exclusively
used on the American machines should not give
satisfaction. and that they would not be stron,
and serviceablc as the steel tires; but We sti hav
the frs, complaint 10 hear. although We have sol
several hundreds OF machines this year.
Next fall the ashes OF the great James VI. t'ialm
MI roe, In the spot that ne would have selected
on the how 81 Winthrop Ill., in Augusta. oesif,
those OF his son Walker. Mrs. Blaine mas denn;ley
w,shrrton nd the noble lot Of three acres wnere'
in they will be inferred long VII be solsai gu!
bv reverential visitors the world over.-tLe"i'"o