New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26
.,, op1y D,11v rR1R1rNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26 1879

-. c,,oro, rud,ow and hts subordinates have
done as great sanitary work III 'ne 49,,
rnetropolis as Colonel Waring did IN We" ~ "
CITY When he began the accumulation vi "'''
and Nth in some Of the streets was packed ~ ,.
doop that they did not know what the pavement
consisted Of"
Realism Indeed.-Jings-How vas the ne" p'"'
Minks~Blggest thing yet One scene enc s1 9E"r
derfui, Real wagons real horses, real paving
stones real excavations. real art am sShu I.I'
ported Italians digging at N'-'Ne"-iorA "'e"'
The Christmas number of The lngleside'
monthly insurance journal for gratultous distriou-
,,on has a number OF bright little stories apropos
70 the holiday season. and has eighteen halt tone
Illustrations. including John Gilpins Roe'
Maud Muller" THE House Of Cards. and The
Adieu."
claimed the war editor Of ne yellow journal rn our
s snn ms eDfre neSa in south Africa
Neither could H. said his as ISIS ace boy ask
the south African correspondent TO step In here
moment" -CCathoiic Standard and Times
Clevelands North Carolina cousin. who makes
wine for the market recently came before the IN
terna Revenue Collector 10 discuss question
of etiquette relating to war tax stamps Oh III.
bottles. which he had omitted. never having heara
of them. and perhaps ignorant that there ma"
been anv war since the Rebellion. But he paid UP
his back taxes cheerfully. and bought lot OF
stamps for future use, showing that ne posseSseu
correct principles and that his heart beat Warmly
for his native land.
Mother Din her daughters boudolr)-I like tn nat
Young man exceedingly. WhiIe ne was -, ~, IA
psrGr Sa sm f fe KHH The sRF sS The
looked dTsad% c Ss S' Of as set bis
mind at rest on that point and he seemen qu'''
T6S Young Man lat the club-That girl is thirty
years OLD { saw it in their family Bibie'-'Ne"-
York Weekly.
At the Garrick Theatre, London, the other even
ing Mrs Langtry recited The Absent Minue" Dee
gar" in khaki. The orchestra. instead OF striN'ns
nm the customary God Save the Queen ourst
into the strains of The Absent Minded Bessar,
and Immediately the attendants. arrayed IN KHAKI
anrons and bright hued ribbons OF red. white ana
blue invaded every corner Of the theatre with their
little tambourines," and in moment every one
not only for their credit sake, but TOT o'her
more patriotic and emotional reasons. began
disbursing gold and silver. Few moments
later up went the curtain once again. and MIS-
Langtry. who had effected very quick change IN
deed swept on to the stage. radiant figure IN
tight fitting khaki dress Respondent with gold put-
tons and a crimson girdle. while on her neao she
wore a black picture hat trimmed with little
punches Of red, white and blue ribbons She APP
pealed for the home that Tommy's left behind
HIM with such charm, and yet with such whoie-
hearted. genuine fervor, that the house was moved
cheers-says English paper.
Spoilers on streetcars have for years been found
necessary by the railway companies, but oarr9om
spottors are OF more recent origin AS RUE tn e
request Of saioonkeepers who fear they are getting
sort not far from Tenth and Chestnut SITS. had his
suspicious aroused about week ago ana d enlisted s
that they made was staggerer In less than an
hour and half the barkeeper under suspicion hsd