New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

1.,o1 and seeing Senator's Grady and Martin to-
rether he slapped both the back.
Have YOU learned ans thing yetg Temarkeu
Senator Grady he minked at Senator Martin
Learned sonaething." chuckled the Senator from
shc xv1rth Say. met push coming up on the
train only this afternoon and one fellow wanted
,ne to play hearts
Hearts said J. is game L have never
learned to play.
.soh. We can teach YOU said one chap and
SO / sat down to the table
Did you learn the gamer" asked Senator Maf-
Sin winhing at Senator Grady.
Learn itt' replied the member from the Asihe''
NO 1 didn't learn the game, but guess ehose
follows won't try to teach again.. and plunsihs
his hand into his pockets he drew out glitter
.ng heap Of dimes, quarters and hfty-cent pieces
with a dozen or more bills of green and yellow
color.
r-.,,h Cook who represents the With Assembly
7,;strict of Erie County. which consists for the
most part Of rural communities is gooo Me'io
dist and regular churchgoer- he lives at flsSin
burg which is about twelve miles south OF Buiao'
and is accustomed TO drive to and from cuuic4 PS'
MANY oDcn stretches OF land
On meeting Assemblynan George Ruehi the ooheF
day who comes from a German district In bui-
falo and who has introduced bill permitting '"e
rlsvinr of Sunday baseball, Mr- COOK salo'
I'm sorrv George. but can't vote for your @ PM
y s,,Yrose vor think II a bad BILL. replied MI
hs,ehl Il suppose you can't see anything gooo Ill
Sunday baseball
-.,lo. but am afraid win come TO like the game
sf I don't get another horse.
Sly1nan- ,... -. ..
ITS this way" said Mr.. Cook, This horse OF
,,i,e likes baseball and when i am driving nome
ror church he picks out the best part OF the roau'
where he can watch a baseball game IN ~ iieft ~
Ia. and there he viii stand until the last INNING
ant tr6Ee the beast Consequently L have 20
.i+ hack and watch the game. too ana some
church members have obtained the false impression
,bs+ II is and not the horse that is watching 'he
game" ,,,
,,,r wife !" answered Mt. Ruehl, -but never heard
before of putting it on to your horse. I'll remein-
ber that
.o-, &c told OF Assernblyrnan George B. Clark.
NJ the xXIxth District, of New-Iork, whlch can
hardly be used argument Tor ue saiooiI n
as a moor mans club. Mr.. Clark. 1t appears eai0
into The possession of several mortgages on saooI
.roperty and at first thought he was eolils ~
-enf the property to other lines OF business MS
attention however attracted TO the scheiie
So much talked about at the present tune OF t
,1s SslGon snd acln dn6 room O atfached limit placed
% o nor 5ne f those who appeared to need no more
except for sentimental reasons; ,os %. .
E,aTkeeHer of long Broadway and Fifth-aNe;; eN-
yerence installed him in Just s1ch G0 SSIf
bbss bbs vas sbIe 10 watch the experiment he was
.alie9 21 20 reSeve a telegram while Colorado
snT5nSs that the club had been raided by MT
ing room" was being at full blast as pool
Alderman Drew OF Elmira happened to drop
suto 2 barber shop on his way up State-st the
other day for q shave. Mr.. Drew always ee's d
shave when he comes to Albany, and as he lapSea
snto state Of temporary coma the paf0ei hO
rrIf his senses by saying:
Mighty cold weather were having here;
Mr.. Drew replied in the affirnaee I'm setber Of his
winter with that eight years ago. the nooqs OF laSe
spring with o1f th0se f q 5istcH That NJ Drew
Teled at such a display of wisdom AT last 'he
1Rnd / suppose that it is comparatively bamy
COW ..XhH1o's ~ aSled MT Drew at the imminent risk
n rnffinr his nose against the razor ., ~.
because it is washed by the ocean, was the
oie1 obem1ng County is fully hundred and sey;
Mr. Drew as the razor passed over MS ear; ,
:.But not in glacial times, replied the Oily par
Der.
a ~aDitc, guide was leading delegation OF East
Side citizens from one CORRIDOR 10 anolileI is <s
ael when he brought his party to the door OF the
Assembly Chamber The lower house was III ses-
sion and the guide. on uptoe, stepped IN e sho t
walked TO the brass ral whicn paIs on IL IL
ordinary crowd Of spectators from the seats OF INC
Most Of the visitors were Germans and seemed
that they heard One round stonacheo man ~. ~ II,
particular would list listen 10 'ie euh'e anu
After listening for time to tae oin oeai- ol me ne
he pounded thunderously with his gaVei' tne suide
.'G;entlemen. these men in the seats are the As
semblyInen That large man in the chair up 1here
smile suffused the features of the fat man for
the first time. and turning to the sulue ne SaIui
fellow up derc schpeaks nottings. Desc is de
speakers down here Oh no. vas no oonin i00i