New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Through the Army and Navy Department OF the
Young Mems Christian Association some one VINO
desires to remain unknown has just suoscrioeu $o'-
Goo TO be used in providing shore homes for sailors
and marines in the United States service In Brook
Ivn Boston, Norfolk Key West. Galveston and san
Francisco The only condition imposed with the
cft &c that 100000 be added 1t by other friends
OF Uncle Sans sea lighters. Rear Admiral fhihp'
Captain Merrill Miller Captain McCalia' COM
mander Stockton and other naval officers nave the
matter in charge. go s.-
Fred Harvey a remarkable man who has mas been 6een
road ever since i was built Is responsible TOT dea
great deal Of the growth p srd Of great the coaa
try. He has done more than any immigration igI ton
society to settle UP the % aa eowboy
railway hands and other honest pioneers, re e,i
poys female walters in an ms gtv and o. Los An
geles He imports them from the Edsle'n $50 os
and is always careful in his of Them 3o come
out for their health but II they are or nrnnnss
they before f hey have sS three
months. For that reason MI Harvey supply ,o or
MaarvsIs and the successful results OF his matrl-
monial bureau are found in every community. II
not be was sn Established by the
English settlers in America TWO cargoes OF WE by
the Virginia Society In London. and were soio no 20
wife while Mr.. Harvey does not even charge
commisslon.-Chlcago Record
I'VE have heard much" writes st. Petersburg
correspondeat Of "The Boston Transcript" "of the
terrible Russian police. Individually, the policemen
(gcdavoD one in the streets are the most
amiable- looking young fellows In the world' not
very powerful In apparent physique performing 'hc
duty of regulating traffic and helping foot passen
gers IN the frendlest and most obligng and PAINS
taking way They are unlike as possible to your
hurry formal and authoritative London Bobby, or
10 the Wild Men Of Borneo who once infested the
streets OF New-Ycrk. But they are trained 10 ooey
orders and a despotic Project may doubtless use
them as he WILL
Tho Illinois Central road brought into Chicago
the largest shipment OF berries ever brought here
- 80 train 'rhe Iruit carried In an Amer
lean Express train. of thirteen refrigeraator cars
from points in Louisiana and MISSISSIPPI sna a
are beginning TO experiment with refrigerator cars
for the fruit business and SO iar .ng
Company has just ordered numper OF ai i
to be built for hand a6S Ggi's TO ad the chicago
service the company Is now sendns pa Il bav
as 'd hoen found practicable to deliver the fruit at
ali these points in perfect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Record.
SAYS n New-Mexican correspondent OF Inc Ohl-
cago Record: The humor OF the saloonkeePerS
down this way finds expression In novel sgnboards'
"A eentlemans thirst parlor' is the latest and most
remarkable we have SEEM but another and more
candid saloonkeeper adverses Nose paint for SALE
Suction soclals' are held every evening at GER
tain mining camp and larynx fabrication Is new
,or,, for taking drink. You've all heard OF the
,n.crintion that was found in abandoned dugout
IN North Dakota some years ago, but II has been
aor,ou,hat in,proved upon by a New Mexican pros
ac,or who left in his cabin the following inventory
of his situation:
Forty miles from railroad.
Thirty miles from a postonlce IT,
Nearest neighbor twenty-eight mics
Nearest wood twenty-three miles
Nearest water four miles.
He'll one-half mile
God bless our home
"The Boston Journal" says It has received the
,ouor,np Enforcement OF a certain popular sons
from Sioux City:
.Gentemen I introduced Borsch and Sheeley'f
beautiful sentimental ballad. She Was Saved BY
Her Mothers Tears and to say 1t was hit would
he putting Il mildly was hit fifty times before
I could get off the stage.
"rhe city oficials gave me banquet after the
show The spread didn't consist OF very much
| Il was chiefly bread and water. ! pleased
with II remained ten days. l am now having a
suit OF mail made and will continue to sing your
beautiful song Yours respectfully.
CHARLES RUBBERNECK.
The voceess Tenor. with George Jays Jay from
Jay Town"
The prettiest child story that have seen lately
AZ In French. A mother tells her little girl thai
because she has been naughty she will not kiss heI
| for a week. Before two days have gone by Tho
| child's lips hunger for her mothers kiss thai
she sags mo- mp dear: tod you that
! should not kiss YOU and | must keep my word:
| But mamma. mamma" says the little girl. would
| just once tonight when I'm ssleepr'-(Bostor
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