New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
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TIE TALK OF THE Day

The General Association OF congregational chrrcis
Of Illinois has condemned the policy Of the IsdIs
Department in forbdding the use Of the vernaeu,
in the Indian schools.
His or Day." Don't you find tie life Of tar,
mot generally, but pm very much downcar :.
day.
eyes, Pm a victim of misplaced condolences =
@Weil. / saw a grocer wrap up box Of syt,,.
and lay It On the counter. grabbed for It an, M
l Hoped about two miles before opened IL, an nes
found cake AXE Of n soap had Sn rgcE y wng
coin Journal
friend was speaking to the father Of pretty
daughter about young man who wan'ed to marry her,
"what does the young man do ?" asked the fathe,
"Ohl he is man Of letters; he sntes for the me-
azines under four different mons de plume.'
"And under which of these names is he the most
unknown"
Two Forms Of Governmental American Sovereign.
Talk as you please about the power OF the people u
limited monarchy like thst OF Great Britain, and ts
utter dependence of the rLal family; have no pa
thence with any one who Acknowledges himself sub
English serfHBut, m, dear sir your President has
more power as ruler nan our queen.
Same way with US The Queen is mere fgure
head 20 @ 1nf the hing has the Of de-
tatorship, and that s something no American can
win stand We arr ereces SRI 1 ssr D09 s0ye ss
man does not i've whom we would bow our heals
Political Boss-Here, you blankety blanked hound
work ter be dnel Go over ter BIZ BulldOzers
saloon am cit VT orders fer election day, an be quick
about IT, too, r I'll take yr blankey blankcd head
aY-e-s, srn-(Omaha World.
A cores pndent wants to know why the propnetoa
OF summer resort hotels seldom or never give tho
rates for t different classes Of rooms in their houses
The nquiy is a pertinent one 1t would certainly
be a gree convenience to the large number Of peop.
who mus study ways and means before going on Their
summer outing, IL they could know by consulting ts
advertisements Just what the rates at the different
summ.r hotels are. Doubtless the proprieton q
these houses would be quite willing to print Their
average rates II they were aware that It would meet
a wsnk
SUMMER. =
re saw the landscape turn from gold TO brown,
mn, With wistfal eyes we watched the fading Light
The tenebri6c curtains Of the Night.
II.
Through paths stelllferous nights radiant queen
Began her journey up the eastern sky.
With face benign, with calm and stately miens
She held her way In silent majesty.
We heard afar the music of a band;
The lone pipe Of the curew struck the air,
Which came across the patch Of silvered sand;
And then we knew the noon Of night was neal
W
The noon of night IL was We knew It well,
Because voice then made the matter plain;
We heard Just entered the hotel:
"Just IL, eh ?-well-hic-set 'em up againLs
-(Boston Courier
The annual Congress OF the National Prison Assccls
ton of the United States will convene in fremont
Temple Boston, on the evening of July ii. Governa
Ames and Mayor o'Brien will deliver The Address
of welcome and the annual address viii be delivered
by Rutherford B. Hayes the president OF the assocs
ton. On Sunday the fifteenth annual sermon to
tho congress will be preached by Phillips Brooks n
Trinity Church. The business sessions will cOntna
four days, and will include addresses on topics per-
tanning to prison reform, by of the best author
ties that subject in the United States. The geai
usefulness of this association is becoming more evi
dent every year, ard 1t deserves the earnest suppo1
and sympathy OF all good citizens.
They See the Point-First Political Boss QlghtiH
\ 5O-cent cgap-Hal ha ha! no! no! hOl heard
was composed of &C, 900 900 people, mostly fools
Second Political Boss (cracking So bottle Of chan
pagne)-Ya! va yal he he he That's so.-tOmaa
World.
"The Boston Transcript cynically says that the
clergy should let politics alone, and conne thef en-
ergies to pulpit dogmazings and the writing Of ies1
monials for patent medicines. And yet The Traf
script has the hardhood to critcise the New-fon
press for its indecent fippancy
EYES," said the General, sour Indian allies wer
very heipfnl although their lack of knowledge Of tho
En- gsh language frequently gave rise TO embarrassing
situations l remember particularly at the batue o.
rippo-Tibati an alarm was sounded, and | gave tn'
look my meaning and took to their Iegs"-lHarpef'
Bazaar.