New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.

1HE TALK or TIE DAY.
Speaking Of the energy and ability Of President
Gates, Of Rutgers College. The Elizabeth Journal
says: II is little singular that with all he has
done Rutgers does not Increase in popularity il
ought to do. Two of its professors Dr. Wckof and
Dr. Patton. have Just resigned and the free schola--
ships offered by the state by no means all taken,
only thirty students matricIlang this year for free
scholarships from all parts Of the state. These thinu
are somewhat disappointing. and now il Dr. Gstes
resigns it will be a severe blow to the college,
References Required-Mr. Hghtone-Ny dear u,n
must send that new girl Away at once She is NOT
Mrs. Hs6ione-i will, just a, quick as can write
Reference DO vou mean to LAY you intend 70
give creature like that a reference
-. OF coprse low can ! help IT. If don't shen
the other Ii-it, and the-tlc way talked 10 you.s
Good News.
Last sunday preacher IN this city exclaimed:
After a is proved 10 be guilty what happens'
Wei. with some jurIe' verdict Of guilty happens.
But perhaps that is not the answer the preacher
expected.
she-who Is that gentleman that seems to be at
tracing much attention
Ie-Why That, one Of our most popular spring poets.
shc-lIe look, top old and tough To be spring
poet.-lIiarper'S Bazar.
In some Western towns it is customary for Young
to business IN the most gorgeous blazers
last meeting Of the " criminals Protective
AS'2calion eDcn nD'e1 W ~ - Wv od6 @
G "Dus.a' , III ' If ;'ar+n, t,c i,i,n, St.,
COMPANY. and ne moyea at tle a. ,ocaion offer tfe
CHARTER granting the Criminals Association Aforesaid
charter, gN!nt ~ mfHOf' thc Heh - pg mufoeI Sli
burn me Hta;r oi LON ,i.ns MN losH WI. iayo9
upon such p"po>ii!0n but II j. believed mat the ma
!oriy IN onsIe'' sun Po''e'S some o"So'e"'e-''"'
r's'""h Iie'd"'
Inst - Faf-,or I-patius. the eccentric Anglican
"'>' - I"'''' '-"'''''' "0
Nphk, pcSih' 20 HiA' "ls'I IhN"l'"N "''"H w
ms c"hhiIy' BOOK Is puoH'nod III hnsl"hp e"''ed
Nunnery Life in the Church Of England or Seventeen
Years with Father Ignau- ~ sister Mary Agnes.
, -, ,. .,.,. ., .ho,,. ,b,, many c,,,o,tos
80 ~ - -, .tt.t -
are prd't~'d IN LIiNih"h} NDDey' VINO" f'h"r
I.naiir, founded. Tho Christian Commonwealth
sr - tbi fl, ,irrtio, . II il . shameful revival o.
say W u ,''.' 49,, .,,
inc nogSIhI o women Hh''r spices "a lazy "Pe'"s
IN the same dc.ccttu!e Institution "hc'e brotherhood
and ,~,erhood have hsd ,ach q chance iu the Church
Of England 1t j, not nice reading for the gentlemen
VII" have been eNhorihe Protestant 'niiouths 10
plunge mo me mas q "''n''.'''"'' wiz" '"H'.
seem 10 "cNC-oP on "a N''"'''''''"' ''' ''' -"
TIE DIKGE OF THE SEASIDE BELLE
There are 10 young men at the beaciie TIM, summor.
'"t'eii' ''cih'
i"U 0- .,i,''' ,oe',',,I. ~,
And The wave, ON lie beach arc good enough waves
BIT not good enough WaFeo for me.
And the >Ay above J, "a pretty FAR sSy'
ti tb. ',' MAJ, II, Hi.ri f,,n' morning 10 night
AND think the vhole thias IS a fraud.
Tor the wave, a. thsl curl -,
W,tHoUt a vounc man ar. A bore 10 a girl
ii, ,,.;,i I'M, ,, - ~ ia - = iboP.''
Bur the sea without men j, a dull kind OF thlns
md its no KIND Of ocean for me-
They rave DER t4c glow Of the sunset sea
And the moon with its lane Of sht .oo,,..
But IN the hrosd day or beneath the moons ray
There, never a man I'm sight.
And the sun and the shade
Aud the moon, I'm afraid
ID
ri. ,.,.,. g.. H.. . $780,, ,,o,.h oo,
i'S nret, v'I 'i ~ - go da ''''" '
bui without the youn- man ana al that sorl OF 'mnk
7 lrou thar .I rho n',,, h,,o Innc NJ the sea
As soft silly poets will sing:
D"T ' very, gnbr. o him anu ~ man "''''
And The summer hotel
And the .urf and tIa Syreu
Without a ynur', man aro a bore ~ n bora
-, ~ Foss in Yankee Blade