. The Wasp. A Saturday journal of illustration and comment, devoted to the discussion of public affairs, finance, society and art . dy, who, puttingher arm around Pattis waist, brought her towhere the Swedish Prince was standing andintroduced her to him. It is not Pattis in-teLtion ever to go into society. She is tiredof fashion and high life, and, she tells herfriends, only desires a tranquil fireside. Phases of B-ikars-Day-of-Rest Law, Scene.—Breakfast —There is a beggar woman, uly.—Give her a piece of —Me deliver bread on Sunday! Scene.——Some
. The Wasp. A Saturday journal of illustration and comment, devoted to the discussion of public affairs, finance, society and art . dy, who, puttingher arm around Pattis waist, brought her towhere the Swedish Prince was standing andintroduced her to him. It is not Pattis in-teLtion ever to go into society. She is tiredof fashion and high life, and, she tells herfriends, only desires a tranquil fireside. Phases of B-ikars-Day-of-Rest Law, Scene.—Breakfast —There is a beggar woman, uly.—Give her a piece of —Me deliver bread on Sunday! Scene.——Some fresh biscuits, Waiter!Waiter.—Hush, sir, until the policemangets his change; its Sunday, —At —Sure, the baker didnt come lastnight. Lady.—Then get a loaf at the —What! An the policeman watch-ing me ? :Scene.—A Parlor. Biddy.—$35 an no baking on Sunday. Lady.—But we must have hot buscuits forbreakfast on Sunday. Biddy.—Den its $45, sure, an bail if Iam arrested, and you pays the fine! Lidy. —And how about the imprison-ment? Biddy.—Its you, too, faith!. Courting by telephone—Judges conversingby the wires when upon the bench. Tell-iph-one is to go without a drink, be-cause happening to be minus a dime? Moses. —Whats the matter ? Levy.—SlimaJi beni, I am moving my houseto-day. M.—And vy to-dav? L.—Shouteh] I pays my bakers $1 a day forbaking, but they dont bake to-daybecause its Sunday, so I pay em $ they move de house for me. M.— A krieh upon such a law! Do you callthis a day of rest ? L.—Nil a waddeh! They dont work any,they only move the house. Only $50,000. has brought suit against theCentral Pacific R. R. Co., to recover $50,000damages for personal injuries sustained byhis son on the railroad.—Call. We have notthe slightest objection, when public carriersshow remissness of duty, that they shall beheld responsible by law, and be remu-nerated for all loss sustained. B
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