New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

shock the pous sense Of the community Let 1t be done
without protest" he added and YOU may expect next
to see Bunker i Monument PM ~ =, SGGV ana me
Cradle OF Liberty converted nIo PORK iaG"ly rp
kse spoke in the same strain. :,
The Presidential controversy is drawing to n
close, and journalism Maine is taking fresh start
Can clam walk 2" is of the innocent themes
which the editors now discussing. gentleman VINO
went by rail from Rockand to Bath last Saturday EN-
phatcy that Just the other size Of Nscassct ne
distinctly string OF clans marching along s'hsc
tie the wake OF the train. He says thev were not
walking very fast bu only az snail pace. Happy CLAIMS
10 be so azy Happy editors 10 lind out so soon that
the public Is bored with politics ana ycneth Ior cs'
Mr. Mo0dy's sermon at the Boston Tabernacle
Wednesday evening described the greatest pulpit
effort which he has made during the present revival
Tie main topic was Heaven" aud the eulosy OF st.
Paul's life and martyrdom was certainly remarkable
burst OF elOqUencc The vast audience was strangely
stirred and tie emotion OF worthy Methodist brother
found voice IN gorJus "GlorN AlleA! NE MoOuy
ia Not Il, tbe juierYnption. Young woman" said he,
pointing young lady immediately III front OF nm;
just see you don't lose your crown, that all Thlts
more important than anything else. DOM lose your
good or yOu viii get there, II You get there ~ an
as Job says, just bv the skin Of your teeth me EEah
reliss Transitions s!yle are ~ remarkable in their
way his carrcstn, IS and e.oqucncc.
Thursday was a good day for the oldest in
habtant fall 20 his anccdoJagc and correspondent
Of The BOstO" transcript made haste to tell little story
about Ma59Ot ION ncl he ncalu inc lls Vi
old lady in Rhode Island twenty-five years agone Her
father kept at small colony during the Rev
oiution. He received word that Gen. Washington ana
hs staff wOuid arrive on certain day ana can TOT ON
ner. Great Preparations made ana When the ul,
tingiSh "a entered the dining room their eyes zen
unJn a dainty feast The members o. the laIniy s'OoI
behind the chairs dressed III their best cOheS 10 Wd'
upon the uticeIs. their surprise Wnen Wash
ngfon Guio Is turned to the hostess anu asscd, Have
yOu plenty OF milk ia the house i Yen '"L Wish You
would give me a howl o. laSty pU9dng anu MIX. l"o
frugal iaTc furnished, ana he would II nothing es
Alitr dinner one OF the family SAID him, oar WORK
Is nari, should suppose You Wpliu lttu ,!ih,
tEiu hearty than haSty pudding and Il!Ii. flic-
his hand upon Ills head, ne repilc", I4cIc - NJ
work"
Thursday Was the anniversary holiday OF the
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore Prof James Rms
sell Lowell read a portion his " Ole 10 Washington
AMI addresses delivered by President Gilman Prot
g. L. Gilderseeyc and Prof Sylvester GradHates AZ
Brown viii remember the fcryor with whica Prof Lin
coin recites IN his classroom ByrOHs lines beginning
Farewell Horace whom hated Not for thy fault,
hut NINE and the c4ncstness with which he protests
against mechanical study OF the classics Prof Glider
sleeves remarks the same k"y. Iio sald tat
feeling Of those who had Slucru the classics
VAS an aUhOrreut recollection Of weary grind NJ,
School boy" said he il allowed 10 read UOmcr IL II al
dgauna ana epic forms and poetic CONSTRUCTIONS ana
cG-suI and what not AMI nobody tillaN U ac,IH- i
the Of the great epic Iiti n''
"a d, ,IVhoui OF thc world of h'IGiF n hl-ld-
turc aad art. the wide range OK Lncy ana oAh'' d"
the fascinating proo,cUS Ui history AID ps!cAp"S 81
the wonderful aUIlcpauOas ~ modern NE ID ' I' al
lIrrc;n OF ctsC study, there l. not even iAl AZ
rrrleusIun.' The bGrI"u Of ais Complaint va, tit' tie
lraurnrr nab swallowed the literature Inc LAM,
however lies mainly with the preparatory Sci"nIS.
could enjoy the delights Of classical i-f'i1IC "4tAou'
The UiscEalIcl druigeIy o. Classroom dili"