New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-11
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

GAYS Mrs I,cy Stone: ave shall never have tho
churches ful Of men until the pulrits are filed by
women Maybe so but It may DO added hat We
shai neyer have the churches full of women, II the
pulpIts are filed by women.
Aoo,aort. VIII Happen.-Aiss Gushington-I admit
Arthur that this is not the nrst e hSse oo0n
istIa' Rrother-Ss the baby's got your pag OF
engagement rings.-(New-York Weekly.
The law recurring fre-escape ropes in hotels is
.tu ON the statute-book OF the 2o4 hotels In TINS
metropolis, 179 have provided the ropes, according
10 tho report Of Chief Shay, OF the FIRE DepSf'lon"
vbs, Il 10 be done with the dellnquenfs Is an ihter
aft, question for somebody to answer
,xo.a MAYER ,ras A man born of woman brave
ah ~ Gght n black cat In dark room voluntarily,
vb no one 10 have knowledge of the encounter or 20
Look on and applaud.-(San Francisco Arsonsu@
a, Ohio man recently went in great haste to wash
lngon. ID. c., to preside over sunday-seh0oi Non.
venton; and then, on reading MS ih''s"en 80 ~,
.ealn found that the convention wss 10 % heid
in Washington, Ind.
TO MR. PHELPS.
rosp,te the shpld Incident and "fisnenes''
Win which you'd naught 20 90, 49,. ..sh..,.,
Va. i now rstire with John Bulls best wlsherios
And Mr.. Punchs" TOO. uoraon Pinch
4, r,c,,.hu.n who has been visiting Chicago
.,nts that the Chicago people show their proVih
s,,,su NV using the term In the SWIM OF persons
-. ohIacts IN tho Chicago River. But he must DC
r,st.1,en about that With beautiful disregard OF
,,cts ,he chicago people proudly refer to their river
as tho drink"
o,,,,o y contagion.-Mrs Malapropos-How is your
papa getting alC @S 6 my e eeSy
Hfrs Malapropos-My, oh my! HOW unortunaae
M is IN ne sure First he had newmoney, 'non
plumbago and now on So tse Mrs Maapropos
Mrs. Mslapropos-The doctor says I've got twe
buckles ON my lungs ana I'm soI rsoplcs, sreeche,
for INV henilewendways.-(Drake's Magazine.
hin before tho Nevada Legislature makes 1t {
,aemeanor for any woman to wear hat at snJ
theatre Of greater height than three inches We
shouldn,t have thought that there were enough
theatres IN Nevada to make such bill worth wh'e'
photographic Photographer lmpatently
Il thought you called yourself irst class retouoner
New Msn--Yes, sir; that is my profess sion. a.,
sHIhi This negative OF Miss Saubnose, th'
wealthy young society actress, is botch, perfec
: En- what's the matter with it's go,
aMatterf Great Daguerre Why, IL still look
like philadelphia Record.
young writer in Boston tells how no wrote
story and sent II to several periodicals, all OF whic
declined t. Then he wrote II over again, mis-
spelling the words SO as to make 1t dialect story
and tho paper which first refused Il promptly &C
cepted t.
meer way Of buTying the dead. The corpse Is Tight
wrapped in century plant mating and placed IN
sS Tho ease may be- place the coffin on their head
ana 90 An trot 10 the grave, where the body Is y
tered and the colin is then returned The wealth
class use the sreetcars US hcarses, and the n1chu
/ follow beside the car on loot
Says "The ST. Louis Republic" 1t Is curio,l
thing how this intensely local feeling in NewEngand
the feeling that the inhabitants Of that region are
chosen peoplehas survived not only their theocraii
government and the subsequent practically atheist
reaction against IT, but has survived tho fast that II
principal city, to which all its people look with re'
erence, has become the most foreign in America
| An Honest witness. Charles Theodore Russell wa
! cxamnlng q witness Ia q Cambridge court one "a
this week The question was about the s!ze OF certai
| hoof- prints left by 0 horse In sandy soil
4 "Iiow large were the pnntsg" asked the iearne