New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31
THE TALK OF THE DAT.

The elaborate politeness OF an educated hihdoo "
something remarkable. Here. for instance, Is the way
0 young llindOO clerk recently wrote 10 MS ei"po'e'
Most Exalted Sir: II is With the most hsbitutily de'
v0,,. expressions OF my sensitive respect tha' n.y.
preach the clemency of your masterful position "hn
the selfdispraslng utterance OF my esteem Anu w"
s,so forgotten by my self that In my own
mind shall be freed from the assumption tia' AM
asking objectionable donations II | assert uf uo-
sire a short respite from my exer0ns' indeed iorV
night holiday, a, am suffering from three oo'''' ~
per margin. n, .s
have the honorable delight of subscribing msses
your exalted reverence's servtor.
''" ,.icned, JANJANBUL PANJANJAuB.7
In tho familiar song Pull for the shore" there
line CIIng to self no more which, a. sung Dy .ns
eoOss children a on n nav Y%e u .nd slowly was d.
covered that they were singing, "'iean you SCH III
mOre.r-( American Missionary
p r Barnum has been enjoying himself in Denver
like any young man Of twenty one. ~ ia't' "e
Denyerites won't believe that he il all 0ctosc'ars
He has lust bought nearly 100000 worth o. prop
ery In Denver and expect, to live long enough TO ses
it qusdrrple in value.
Mrs. characterization. ! am told llan' has sivea
yOu "A beautiful engagement ring. Where Is u!
Gretchen-Oh. Hans wear IL h'niSeiiu E,.,,.
afrat lose him nit anDder feler.-tJ'"elpr' "~AH'
The old remark about clrrgym"n| >"n> never
amounting to ANYTHING hardly true Canada It mares
runner SAYS n writer In The Canadian pe>by"
teran" .s Il son Of the late Rev. Charles upper Sr
Richard Cartwright, son Of the late R"V' H. H. 'a'N
wright the Hon. j. j. G.. Abbott. leader OF the Cow
crnment In the senate Of the late Rev Jo~ep"
Abbott Judge strong. of the supreme Court ION Oh "'
late Rev DR.. strong; Judge Gwynne. son Of the i"'a
Rev william Gwynne ID. ID. the Hon. william Hume
p,okr MS a son Of the Rev. DOminick Blake H. Ne
Hall NJ T. for SherbTOOke. u q son OF the Kew H. W
HALL J. C. Patterson. ". r. for Essex son OF the Kew
James Patterson: r. g. Prior N. p for Victoria b. C'
son OF the Rev Henry Prior the Hon. W. ii. k''hey'
late Of Nova Scotia son OF the rev.
Matthew Richey Deputy Minister OF Justice sedg~nA
40, of the Rev Dr. Sedgwck: Alfred Selwyn. director
q, the geological survey. son Of The Rev I. Selwyn'
Robert BELL assistant director OF geological survey
son OF the Rev. Andrew Bel: W. H. sm'thson' nc
countant OF p0stOfcc department son OF the kcV' v"
smithson; Judge Rose. son of the Rev. samuel Rose
"A great many people owe their lives to fha' GOO
tor" said KickingtCn. Titan
Ii isn't eXsctly that that referred TO- ne -
Posi-.
The eighteenth annual conference OF the workers
-, h. rn.conal Church among coored people has JUS
,cr hold in Philadelphia the Rev. William " Itnnel-
a wc,lkpown coored clergyman Of brooklyn. beins IN
the chair In his sermon before the cohiereh'e' w
Rev Paulus Mort OF Liberia, said III Is |" '""'n'
that we must needs have white men over US ""e''
white professors to teach Us when we nave osoA me"
and women thoroughly competent. we "a"' w, Wv"
negro teachers and preachers. and we reeo ana sn'o
have black bishops know l shall be criticised lor
saving this hut feel IT TO be my duty thus 10 pom.
the vsy 10 more and greater progress In the work
converting the coorcd people to our own noble church.
A Musical Poiuter-Mothcr twhsperins)-Ny DEAR
our hostess wishes you Ia play. =. ,.. MAYA,
observation-disclosures, mother! You Know E0s
MAY before strangers | become 50 nerNou, and "a
Cited I thai my FINGERS get all tangled up aud mn"
Mothe%Neyer mind dear Play something I w.
wagner and then the mistake won't he notiee''-''e"
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