New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
TIE TALK or THE DAY.

The two candidates for Mayor in Marcelne. Ohio.
are named Roots and Grubbs; and man named
Death has just been elected police justice In Blue
Rapids. Kan.
4 Complicated Case.-"I hardly thirk. said the
lawyer that you get a separation from your
wife on account OF her making practice OF throw
'But Great Caesar. mIster!' said the ., man With with
the haggard look and the black eye nign every
tine she throws at the dog she hits me!'-tiho'
annapolis Journal
The Philadelphia Ledger" marks Its sixty years
Of lie by coming out In an enlarged ard improved
FORM The Ledger" has made an honorable record
in the field OF journalism and its many frehds
will rejoice know that 1t is meeting with the
success 1t so fully deserves.
The Point OF s.mIlarity.-"That poem Of yours
remarked the tippant person, reminds me OF Spe"'
but" said the aspiring writer. you told me
yesterday that you had never read tho 'Faery
Yes That's why your poem reminds me OF It."
-(Washinston star
tramp in Maryland. who was walking on
railroad track the other day. discovered broken
rail- He slgnalled approaching train. which
STONED within twelve feet OF the rail. The COM
pany gave him SIS in cash and made him an en-
ploye OF the road
TINES COMING.
The parity OF silver. the destiny OF man,
Cathode photosraphIng. on the bone-displayins
The Cuban revolution. the African partition =,
The efforts of the woman new to alter her coho'-
All these attract attention now. but soon they VIII
more. .s.., vyh., a.
The coming question OF the h0ur n nroHInrsf 10 Eno,irer
the scoreT -t''"c'""' f
.r,. IraoronolIs Journal says that the women
., a church in n neghboring town recently put IN II
q beautiful carved pulpit Not long afterward
new pastor entered upon his duties. lie was n,.o
fellow and one day casually remarked 10 one oi MS
feminine church members; Mrs baose'. ',~' pu-
nj, % e,,irely too high for me: think II had better
y. ON, dun n trihe" ''cut down. the horrined
woman exclaimed "Cut that pulpit down. NO. IN
deed: It would ruin it; it would be much easier 10
get taller preacher
How the Quarrel Began.-"i dreamed iast nisnr.
sad D,ck that went out In the WOODS ana
fo@rh una, %as Sa' bully exclaimed Jshnny You give
whole lot Of btsS IT, sd" shs bansuppes, bIcyc.
you ever with part OF H. ana spent '"' rest '0'
candy. - ,,,,,. 40 vou are said Johnny,
"ra, for million dollars.-(chieago Tribune
In reference to the recent announcement io' '"e
.oo>na time that the faculty OF Harvard College
had voted IN favor OF three-year course 10 secu,0
the A r. degree It may be remembered 'ha' i"
1900 the faculty voted by decided majority III az
~ such a proposition. The Corporation Vi "
yard however promptly killed TINS piah' man, P
sons who have watched Harvard AFFAIRS close'y TOT
,be last two decades predict that this change whcn
ia one OF President Eliots most cherished piahs'
certain to go through within few years
Within a week or two there have been rumors
,,", some dame somewhere thinks that curfew
law such Is In force IN Ss he streets
as night But We don't want any curteW Ia" ir.
cbidren driven from the streets in the e'en.s hs.s
mirht have to go home and associate Win ,hea 20
ssnd their offspring to bed are not inte,isWy"ss Wa
enough 10 be 1T company Tor their eniu,, eniur,ns na.
may be happy yet but II won't De Gy G,e su"'''"'
"The Atlanta Journal says that sy"u. ~.
Ncw-York capitalists are about TO purcnaS. 80
omnds ~ Piedmont Park, Atlanta. on whicn 'n'
Exnosition was held. II adds that New-io'N ~
talIsts already hold large interests IN A"a"'"' 80
thus New-York capital is destined 10 0"' &C.
apufe in the busting metropolis OF "eo's'' ~.
statements are especially interesting III VIC" " <m
fact that while the Fair wac In progress .,., 'as
everybody In Atlanta was predicting 'ha' ,',.or.
oor,,a, wa. soon 10 come to Atlanta ana re'o'"',o
,ze things and New-York was denounced c,,.
because 1t failed to appreciate its oppo' n,,uoua
cago money, however, is still far from '.. ,,s,
down there but 1t should be added III ia' ,,.
the Chicago papers wrote up the f"'' :" '
A ouotat,on from '"The Case of Heresiy iy,hons and
&C. says: The Archbishop anu hrod or convocation.
might convict an hereto by tne eo 90 na convoca-
for this that II troublesome 10 or.,aned by the
on 81 eS Of Henry ~ Chapter G that every ~ the
in his diocese might convict hefe i,ver the party
Sheriff was present ne mism writ de h@retico COM
burendo but II the Sheriff oe ,hare ought to be
be burnt In another county tnsh This revered com.
writ ae should not be disregarded
ing less than the formally OF whep he is TO be
comburend0 win satisfy neie.s S ned-(Case and
taken to another county to % our"e'
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