New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-28
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-(San Francisco Wasp


The Rev. r. Heber Newton has begun the Issue OF
neat little parish paper called the All oouS
Monthly of which his assistant, the Rev Dr. Thomas
Patrick Hughes is 10 be the managing editor II
will contain a complete directory of the WORKING or
sanizatios Of the parish, record OF the WORK uoo
Ind one Of Mr.. Newton's recently preached sermons
The motto of the knights of Labor An injury to
me is the concern of all" would be very good watch
sord for protectioniss For instance. In The tribune
the other day, Mr. c. r. Parmele. of this city, showed
low the Mills bill has paralyzed the promising canoied
ruit industry of California And now The Lewiston
Mel Evening Journal supplements this information
" showing that wooden box manufacturer OF Auburn
ie who used TO make a quarter of million boxes
or the California canded fruits, is now making none
thus It is that workingmen in Auburn, Me, feel
ne effects Of free trade Diow aimed primarily ~ d
Pacific Coast industry
Lucy, done hyar yo' an Mister Liscum was
mrageds "Yas we was, Linda; but ! broke 1t !;
deed I did, II o' goodness sake p "Yas; he dc
,eiyed me an l don't marry no low down nggar
Shat'n give a young lady washed eol engagemcn:
ing when she's done been cxpectin one o. solid
rlied gol' .-Jeweiler's Weekly
The conductor OF a Philadelphia street-oar the
,ther day collected fare from passenger, although
n the time he knew that the car was blockadod
Eben he refused 10 return the fare thus unIustiy
olccted the passenger jumped of, stationed himself
n a corner where a large number OF people usually
ret on the cars of that line, and for over hall an
iOur warned every one not 10 Dodiu uo eoio o"ine
tgents of the company tried 10 have the police arrest
lin or drive him away, but they refused to Interfere
and the piucky passenger had the satisfaction OF
keeping about 500 people from boarding the cars
Ind losing their fares
He-what a rage there la. been during the summer
or lapis laznlL -, go. A.
nse OF folks running after those foreign singers as
hey do.-(Jeweler's Weekly.
Referring the fact that the funerals OF actors and
Actresses are generally held ip The Little Church
Around the Conner of this city, The Chicago Mail
he other day made the following statement Mr.
gourhton HIS several times expressed desire to
rave this sort Of thing stopped, and last year, am
mid he Informed the administrative end OF his church
hat II they expected throw open the doors of the
church every time the Of the profession died he
sould ask them TO employ an assistant to read the
ervice which was done although the members Of the
,rofcssion In New-York City do not know 1t was
lone When this was shown to the Rev. Dr.
houghton, his only comment was There is not
word Of truth In H."
New 10 the Busness-He was a new conductor on
lis first trip. AS the car passed the corner hand
nnely dressed young woman nodded hef hesd era
iously The conductor tipped ms bat win ne
Utmost poltencss and turning to passenger on the
How's that for a mash, Ell p
She wanted you 10 stop the car" rephod 'ne pas
3B'gosh," exclaimed the new conductor II never
hought OF that II may turn out SMASH ihstean Oh
1 mash.r-tThe Epoch.