New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
TIE TALK or TIE DAY.

Tho police force Of the State OF sac Paulo' Brazil
is henceforh 70 consist Of $50 men. This Is pui'e
an army in View Of the IA, that tho total popuia-
ton % the State is under l.51'c'
Smaller Size Wanted summer Girl should 50
Ike TO go sailing. You take people out. believe :
I'isherm11-Yes. mum. That there's MY ca'poa'
5ammr Grloh dear mo ,hats 100 %o @~f nH Rs SiF
ton-boatse New York Weekly.
.'Pcdcs,rlans on feminist. north ~ Chestnut.
were attracted by a migration OF ants yesterday
morning." saws The Philadelphia Record which
Cor extent and discipline surpassed anything o.
tho kind ever seen in this ci,y. The ants were
marching company front, and the column was
nearly ono hundred feet long. II Was broken up
into brigades each about three feet long. ana ois
ants with wings acted in tho capacity OF hrigader
generals. The column moved out ~ the alley ny
Boomers Hotel and turned up feminist. keeping
close 70 the house line Each ant carried a lar'a
In It's mouth. and e. was clear that whole colony
had determined TO chang" its quarters. The col
umn turned down Chan,-s;. toward The postof'ce
and hen 70 Market-st. Il was suggested by one
Of IN" onlookers that the procession was the initial
step in a picnic % Atlantic CITY. The largest OF
tho generals was dubbed General Shaftcr by an
urchin who slgnincd hts intention OF staying with
the army until It boarded the ferrybont
RECOVERED HER TREASURES.
She screamed IN terror when her purse
Was sna'chcd from CUT her jcwelled hand
And hurled modest seml.Gurse
Toward the fleeing. bold hrgand
And when the copper caught the thief
She seized tn" purse with anxious air
And br"athcd a sigh ~ swee relief
Her fellow wrote.
sugar plum.
\ hat N tueno
\ COP. CEN.
\ ri,.on-hook
with broken crook
\ safety pin.
\ powder rag
sa'hot bag
Around Vim her from stor" 10 store
While n shopping tour. 10 see
The many pretty things which she
Would love 70 buy II She but lad
1t almost made the copper sncezr
She thanked him. and with sprlghtly ease
Trlpped on 10 seek another store
or two whore che could shop some more
denver Evening Post
A correspondent OF London paper asserts that
no fatal results may be feared from yellow fever
II the person attacked soon ms the symptoms ap-
pear take a tumberfu OF olive oil with tho juice
OF a lime squeezed into IT. This dose should be re-
peated TIL vomiting and purging ensue. This is
infallible In checking the virulerce OF the COM
plant" says the letter writer. and speedy con-
yalcsccnce Invariably follows | have not only
proved rs efficiency personally. but have witnessed
It's complete success in dozens OF cases both In
Cuba and South America.
Had to Tell Some One-''If you'd been half an
hour later" she said. Il don't knox what should
What's hapocned"' h. asked
"Why, Mrs Gaddng. door has been In here
with such an extraordinary tale. which she made
me promise would never breathe to a living soul.
that II has seemed as II positively couldn't wait
for YOU to come home 10 tell you about it"-tChi-
cago Evening Post
one OF the last OF London's old coaching inns Is
being demolished Long threatened. tho White
Horse. in Fetter Lane. survived to see evil days.
for under the name OF White Horse Chambers.
the old house became anything but select. The
arlstocratic name OF "Chambers' understood
In ST. James,. somewhat OF a misnomer. for
the inn In its last years common lodging
house. where varied assortment OF ramps OBJ
tanned nightly shelter. To this complexion did tina,
rooftree come which once had sheltered such lights
OF fashionable and legal society the famous
Philip Dormcr. Earl OF Chesterfield. and Lord
Brougham From the courtyard OF the White
Horse departed daily many OF the crack West
Country coaches n he Augustan age OF tho road,
arrivals and departures In tho late twentes OF this
century numbering about forty every day.
Oh. England Mamma England.
Remember, we have grown
We're old enough to colonize
Without chaperon.
-Detroit Journal.
The war cloud has shifted and is now lowering
over Xena Ohio. THE Herald" OF that place. pro-
claims II thus; inc Tim" mas come TOT action
The streets are In a horrible condition Tho police
fund Is exhausted. and our militia has gore to the
war Ed Schmidt owns the Council and the city
Is in darkness. Burglars arc AZ large. and the
Methodist Conference will he here In few days.
Johnny get your gum
Another Record Conceive broken the record!"
exclaimed the drygoods salesman jubanty.
What have you done Low" asked the floor
walker.
why. you know that rich Mrs. Bargainhunter
don't you?'
Of course
We'll she to my counter this morning and
succeeded In selling her yard and a quarter of
3 cent ribbon In less than an hour and a half and