New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

THE TALK OF THE DAY.
Tho tenth annual meeting Of the Episcopal Church
Congress will be held In New Haven, Conn. October
| 20. and will be q noteworthy gathering Bishop
| williams will preside large number OF bishops and
cIergymen will attend the sessions Among the topics
| to be discussed the following: "Ths Christian
| Doctrine of tho Atonement," -Groands Of Christian
Unity" Ethics Of the Tariff Question" Esthetcism
I'm Worship" Deaconesses ard sist-rhoods." and Tho
Place and Methods of Bible Study la tho Christian Lie
Among the and speakers will he sumo Of the most
eminent cergymen and laymen Of tho Episcopal Churcn
"You he hadn't business tact wnatsyer lie
spent $4,000 years. and you can say tnaS no
| made anything"
| "Oh. yes can"
| well, what did he maker
He made an assignment "-fPhiladelpbia Call.
That story abont Roscoe Conkling going into pohto
again with grand hop, skip and Jump. Is travelling
| around the country for about tho hundredth time
In the meanwhile Mr. Conkns is On the Gaila trying
to decide when he will get intb port
Max notes in The Burr,o Express that the genus
Fool species Dude. has lately ADJ tea new naD,t ~
consists in wearing high hat shovea sanc,y y, s Sr
| hair. and damned down far enough " rest on the
elongated ears II " aterbnry American
The enthusiasts who srend their lives in constructing
elaborate fuments Of tie prophecies in the Bole arc
| in bad way. They proved a few weeks ago that the
impending Anglo Russian War had been predicted years
ago by Daniel John and other prophets, and yet IN
the face this Mr. Gladstone pcryersely preferred 10
| match ND a peace No wonder that they denounce him
as man OF sin.
| When the class OF 1885 entered Hamilton College
surtecn of its members were looking toward the minis
teraI nrofessi Now upon the eve Of graduation only
three can be found who certain Of entering the min
Known in the history Of the college. Monthly
Hamilton College,
Mr. Hedden may be great man; but up to the present
time he has succeeded keeping himself pretty elect
ually hidden from the public eye.
A Georgia negro. while working IN the neld, was
caught up by o whrwind and whlsked INTO the AIR AZ
sucD neigit that the trees looked ike ttie bushes e
He supposed to be tne person w nsk ares
The whrwind set him down 50 gently that ne was un
piayfui zephyr had abandoned him abont half milo
above terra hrma, and let hm get down the oe'' way no
| could = NOriistown Herald.
Mr. Pixley Of The San Francisco Argondut takes UP
| the cudgels for the Apache Indians. We wish' 10
says they could drive the cowarily drunken gang VI
Arizona cowboys and volunteer Arizona backguaris
| are on their warpah into amonscade. ana muraer
them wish they had the arms and the opportunity
to give our personal friend General Crook and his army
good souni thrashing. that they might Just or once
dictate OF peace AMI just Tor once of'he '"sir
bloody raid a termination, and make Just one treaty
that should be dictated by the victorious Indians"
| The well at White Plains New. is down over 800
feet and no further until the water. wacL
per cent salt and heavy that tue rope anu os noas
In IL ami the drill does not penetrate the rock smut
| out Philadelphia Telegraph
According to statistics recently published there were IN
Paris in 1889 only about 500 Jews In 1906 the number
had mounted to 5000. in 1912 to l20oo In 1877 70
10000 aud at the present day the Jewish population
believed to exceed $4,000. In 1921 the French army
hal i'm its ranks one Jewish general Baron Woh ono
chief OF battalion, ana three captains In 1883 tnero
served under the French flag Jewish generals, o
coonels majors 25 heads OF battaons. 80 captains 81
| lieatenants, and 104 sub leutenants
| Now the buzz OF busy wings
| Tells OF penetrating things,
| And the genus-noinc SWINGS
| All it, "gOshes and its /" dDgs"
Al the preying horde that sings
| While is armament 1t brings
| And iuserteth many stlngs
| Where IL rivenously clings.
l. And the tortured soul that hngs
| Out his knuckles, tne.a-lings m
| dollar to a that the ubiquitous
| has skipped and teft
| -lYonkers Gazette.
The Summer Capital. neatly printed society journai
made its first appearance ut Long Branch Oh sunday IL
| is TO be published every Sunday during the summer
months and will he devoted mainly 10 the doings OK
society along coast from Eberon to seabright Inc
editors Henry L. stoldard and j. Townley Crane promise
that their Journal will always be found cieaorisn' anu
| entertaining"
MAIN ", nozeman Mon IL brother OF Lady sslls-
bury lie married In 1882 Martha the edes, aausn,ets
Of Amasa Rice ling citizen OF Plttsne Mass anu
IN event of Lord Alorsons death without ISSUE as now
seems probable. will succeed TO tho aIerson es'''o
|
Two Rochester papers have got into an acrimonious
d,snure abopt the nature cholera microbes Gente-
men he calm; neither OF you know much aoous
microbes.
When lovely woman pines In folly
Because her ha's "a growing gray
What charm scothe her melancholy
What art can drive her grief awayi
The only art her To cover,
TO hide her from every eye.
To the gum game Ger hef lover
Aud make her happy-ts TO dye!
Saturday Evening Gazcttc
I. Now whittier may you lie bound this beautiful eui.
DAY morning my pretty little grf sara the pene'ocns
Please. sir, I'm going to church to hear my grand
| father peach. 1855. nam.
. Al! indeed; that's pleasant And who may your
| Grandfather lie. my good little girlf :,
Please SIR hes Thomas Harrison. the boy prcacher
On sh YES, | used to hear about him when was
| boy Boston Courier.
Itwas not altogether inappropriate that the addrcssot
| welcome to the music teachers convention shoula
| have boon given by Mr.. Sanger.
The New York Custom House appointments nave pred
cold silence which can be felt In the Democratic parV
nj the state Buffalo 10 MOntauk foht -lDMuHo''
| American.
KEILEY'S RETURN.
The following has been written especially for
Minister Kelley and painve music by an emnens
COMPOSER II Il expected that Mr.. Kelley VIII sing TINS
tender ballad from the pier which he lands when no
returns TO this country:
From palace To palace tho may roam
Re IN e,n In Virginia, there's no place ike home
A greeting and welcome is sure 10 be there,