New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-26
TIE T1LK OF TIE DAE.

For some years Joseph Nix has been I'm the habit
Of holding cvangclistic services In large tent near
tho great English racccour-eS. Ana some one su1
cost, that similar services he held near the great
American racecourscs, win eminent ciereVn'e" a.
nrc,chcrs. En-, the thing wouldn't work. In tho
ost Mace II /, doubtful if representative clergymen
like Dr. John Hall or Bishop Potter. would preach IN
such place and such time. In the second pace
nobody would attend the meetings.
ON Ccrtainlv.-A dispatch announces that " the
viccroy Of Kwanrans going 10 double the dnrS . on
cotton yarn out Of 5000 TeaGs ErSn gi1 !, in
africa or Arkansas. let the Vl'eroy 20 3leAd mo-"
ever We shall try aud bcai nm ~ wearing "ooi'e"
socks all summc-tDctrolt Free FreNN'
Referring to the election of sam small a. president
Of the Methods University at ogden Utah The
Northern Christian Advocate doubts " whether any
Methodist university wants a president who goes by
the name Of SAM
Don't Get Exctod.-Thcrc will probably he forty or
cholera cures on tap in the drug .Grf oT Iom
,yax or the cphcnlcs. even when they reach TINS
country can he handled In way to prevent NpnaGlhE.
clear conscience and plenty OF fresh butrrmih aN:
pulled many a man through tigH slueeze'-'Dc'I'''
Free Pres.
MANY people who travel the Thrdave. elevated
railroad arc delighted the prospect Of having cable
car, on Third ave For they think il will tighten the
travel the elevated road and 50 enable everybody To
get seat But their rejoicing is probably premature
The chances are that the elevated road officials should
discover such tightening of travel they would at once,
A. a matter Of economy. take on enough trains 10 onS
back the present state Of affairs They have invested
their money in large number Of straps and they don't
propo.e to let those straps remain Useless and nm
remuncrativc.
4 Somcrvillc clergyman declines 10 live in 10000
house a $4,000 salary. lie oilers 10 C9nlprollse,
expressing willingness, to i've 10 5000 hoisc on
$50 600 salary but his congregation doesn't tackle
kindly to the proposition Norri-to~n Herald
In China a physician attends only 70 the inner man.
and tbc surgeon to the outer And The chicago
Trlbuncp tells thi, story n show how strictly INC
code Of medical ethics is Observed TN that country
An English tourist riding bicycle IN HONE h"nS
when he fell from his bicycle with Such N'''n''
that one Of the wire spokcs run INTO HIS si'""'''
where It broke of and soclI fast. the man W''
removed to a house and surgeon surlhohcu' Inv
surgeon first demanded h, fee. After pocheupS MS
money he broke of the proirldnc point Of the poke
leaving the other fragment imbcddcd IN the sufferer
bodv lie then went away The tourist was III
intense agony but the surgeon would not help NM
Medical etiquette FORBADE. The case Is i"r INC
PHYSICIAN he said the wire IS inside the BODY.
Not Envy. of Course: Tommy paw what
kind of man /, a Jay . mama ,,,.,, -. tho
~ A week actor to some man who haN stayed at
home and made fortune. -(Tcrre lIaute ENpreS'
The following rncy bit of news appeared the other
day in Tho RedciG (Col.) Times: The opera
House was comfortably filled sunday night TO listen 10
the Rev Mr. Parsons. of Grccly. discourse on Christi
anity The services opened with PRAYER by the
Rev sanders of Colorado Springs. the Great Mognl q"
th, jurisdiction If the prayer was as cihcaclon' a.
it VA, long it has not yet quit doing good There i
no telling how long 1t would have continued had not
some dcvout worshpper slipped In an amen while
the Reverend taking breath. Mr. Parsons wa
then introduced and made of the neatcst talks II
has been our pleasure to listen to since Preacher Pad
dock left the West in So 50 Preachers like Par
sons and Paddock always have warm place In our
heart because we like who progress with the
times and lose sight OF orthodoxy in humanity. Inc
gen teman earnest and sincere In every thing and
by the way there is the beauty of talking without
reading of paper-the orators feelings shone in hi,
eyes. We believe Mr.. Parsons will cut wide swath
In this sphere in the not very distant future"
Whenever President Harrison or Secretary Wanl-
maker Is criticised. great point Is made of their in
consistency Presbyterans. But It does not seem 10
occur to anybody 10 accuse Croker. and Grant. and
Flack Of Inconsistency A. Catholics Examiner.
An old missionary says that in every community
in heather lands there are two parties of rclcOni,iS
who correspond closely with the Low Church and the
High Church parties. II takes long time for
to discover this fact but when he does
he work much more inteleenty.
Isaac Murphy. who rode salvador the winning horse
In Tuesdays suburban race Is young C0Orcd man.
who owns 100000 worth of real estate and gets a
salary Of ~ 900 a as q Jockey And
d college graduates are vany seeking editorial positions
on newspapers at 80 Msek.-lHorgls9Mn Neral4.