New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
TIE TALK or THE DAP.


The Editor of The Interior recently INDUCED in
cood badinage OF the Rev. Dr. H. N. Field, Of
The Evangelist" whereupOn an indignant friend Of Dr.
Field wrote letter OF protest to The Interior" say
inc that the Doctor Is old mai feeble health. and
abou,d not therefore be made fln Of. DIR. Held
niles 10 this in his usual delightful way By asserting.
arst that he Is not an old man, adducng facts and
dpures to prove the same secondly, that he Is not In
feeble health and thirdly that even II he were both
old I'm wears and feeble In health, hes boy so far -
fun is concerned, and Instead Oh resentng gotd'
natared chatting, thoroughly enjoys IL Like so many
other men engaged In serious pursuits he finds that
hit Of dnatured fun gives him JUS, the relaxation
he needs.
sense anite apart from the fruit which bears Just
outside the Listeners window there sanasa me spps
freq Of some unknown varfety-prODabE chnnce
seeding, stree it has never borne any fruit worth
eating. but all the moro beautiful as nee for the
S It's az often s Is usS
always be Seeding, and never Ea nse ' ne s
n ,s areen on this third day Of November IL
became green time in May 50 that , ,eio re he s
winter It's period OF luxuriant grcenery Will have
covered the better part OF six months-an fpoch Of
esness which spasses ina, au % any leaves 81 conn.,
pensation for the absence OF autumn eoor = tnem:
so sveS ta npr ehpSce for gowh As il
to give more shade TO the square yaru f any
II
trees In the world to sit under.-(Isoston TRANSCRIPT
The Euscopalians of Boston and vicinity aptar TO
be much worked up the refusal OF bishop
Paddock TO allow Father Ignatius to preach IA any
Episcopal church in Massachusetts, and the petition
asking the Bishop to reconsider his refusal Is hing
very generally signed. "n,' says "The Boston Itzv'
eller there are any good and sufficient reasons Why
he thinks it expedient to prohibit the English mnk
from preaching in churches OF his own denominauGl,
In Ia M
IT is understood that scores Of letters are pouring
upon the Bishop from both clergy and lay, tie tofe
OF almost all of which is in condemnation OF the cou
Of the Bishop"
Guest-My room pleases me very much: VIVA, q
host of pleasant recoIIections this view OF tho
Proprietor ito cierk)-yIale note Of that Room
ct host Of pleasant recolectons brought 10 mi'o'
five marks !-(Fliegende Bactter
dispatch has been printed in some papers stating
that Bishop McQuaid, of the Roman Catholic Dioese
OF Rochester, n. Y. has gone extensively into ne
wine business and that he has erected wine cellar
at Lake Conesus with capacity OF 10000 gaiin"
1t Is declared that the wine Is to be USED Tor ehuc"
purposes; but there must be some mistake ABOUT ts'
For as the Roman Catholic Church does not I'd
minister wine to the laity in the communion ne
amount Of wine used for church purposes must be
very small
Mrs. Hubby IA Harvard bride)-it would be uess
for me TO disguise the fact, Bridget, that YOU IT,
Of grammar s Is veGy does sound for
me to say, Bridget, you've been asetun III ths
Bridcet Ifranky)-No ma'am, it don't sound rtht;
but only asettn there the m ns o. ,aii-
hour wild my cousin Ieren rem ,. VINO Is I.' I
and Voice.
way Lee Chinaman who is said to DO related to
the Emperor Of China, has opened restaurant In
Jacksonville, Fla.
A woman lately wrote to the Governor Of Fen
tucky that she the mother OF seven stalwart s1s,
~ various ages all borr on the sabbath day. Cor
her part she thought land her neigibors thoueht ia,
ought to ave son II them and she desired to Xiv
how The idea struck the Governor.-(P hadelpls
Record.
Not thing that the Grand Old Party's done
Does the Grand Old Party rue,
With armor bright it VIII be in the fight
In eighteen-ninety two.
awbat kind of a physician is DR.. sc.lpeli'
"spIendidl | never saw his equal HIS diagnoses
are wonderful. lie makes dead sure thins OF
every Does he Well guess won't hare hm.'-(Bos
ton Transcript.
The Rev. +. Marion MacAllster Of Elizabeth N. j..
a. brother O. Ward NIacAlister, spoke II denuncatlon
OF Anglomana the other day at the Epicopal Church
Congress at Philadelphia. lie Is SO frequently intro
duced az the brother OF his brother that has become
very wearlsome, is plainly visible 10 ne VINO W.T.
nesses his bearing when thus introduced
v,ce ouiet city.-First Drummer-Th new clock
| IN the Public Building in Philadelphia wiilun whole
wear without stopping - = - -
| 'es second Drummer-You don't mean run You mean
| co. Nothing runs In Phlladelphia-tJeellers' CIT
| cular.
| An American recently sent to London lend some
c,oriouslv colored autumn leaves. Did IN Londoner
in his reply go into ecsascs over them as he farest
products of the dying year, Not much. What he
really said was Just this Leaves came hand all
right. old boy They quite too awfnlly lily, don't
won know: in fact very Burne Jonesy and,hat sort
| OF thing you know. Thanks, very much'
Which Accounts for It.-Mrs Laiieriy lsi'or'-
| your daughter has fine touch. Mrs. Norarf.
| Wrs W-Yis so they do be tellin' me- an IRE = IS
no wonther for she loves the pianny ana niSer tre
NV natural for her grandfather had his skull Ia open
| o ',n a cornet at temperance picnic !-(Lne.