New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

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me- IL like dear old smith but ne always seem,
in making his propositions a. ieadcr TO We "a, s s
Honl. be kind enough to look through the Stock
(LaughterJ
in THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
went down 10 the House of Lords one day. ana it
furnished an illustration Of how cur.ou>ly the ancient
and the modern are blended in that Parliament which
Sits partly a. a board If Aldermen for every SHIRE.
borough and city in Great britain and Ireland ann
i, great Congress, governing JoooV'ooo VI pi'''
circling tho globe. The question up was h"a d " no:
A",ralia. nn, the COLONIES, not Home Rule fo@ Ire
land norany one of the great Imperial q'ie,,onn ~,
attention att Of any parliamentary body but the G"st a
up which called full house ana hs n 70 the the Duke IL
edfod who at owned farm IN LGna ron a
had laid streets through it as we n 90 ' pon these
streets and crossed the streets with ss,eI e 50 drive 1.
only certain vehicle. should os p sirr liked hours
whether he should be permitted to n,a nca down.
src,"ns or wefs i, 'SH " there Started on
for the purpose Of aNccrtanins whether mob, en- The
srseS 1aa n Vc on IN, Continent covered 600 mile in
nineteen hours and for my fare anG Ho hon moor
paid s4 showing the ble.si, of ra h,"r ar"on
oyernen, The , n dome w "" the Se tetal and
IL, connections for 80 hauge'.l lit.' , , au
Cberlmnereau twelve hour III stage o %IV in the
afternoon got to Verona at hfpasi oco rar a ,
'r oli hired &c raG Visited every place of interest in
the old town j went 10 the Coliseum: which IS ,, ,le
cid World. Thc lat combat in it In anrieni times lines
was of the lions with the Christian Martyr ; ana ,d Gie e
Indians asoni,hcd The ectc Descendants Of the Eonam
Empire by showing VIA; AmerC coaid 90 III a'u'"s
' Went /" the tomb Of Iule' have >" !i Of t ,na
sentiment Nm n II" 6c ys3 w He'i b M and threw him
kiss. There much cnth,,la>uc che"rc' ny 'im
snse , by sa'e ir t Te p"%%H OF n
Which i; common TO the whole race to >nFvlvr an ,lc
Ind ye, there are 10000 visiting card, pinned all
it: mainly from youns ade> ANA S'l mnue" and
Juliet then went {" look smr''a,N T., . Whetncr
' @onId i have cluacd Romeo in hay prime l" ,n
iansn,.r. and j came the conclu.i.n when ,hr
tTat !, ' Rome" lad lived un TO-DAY the highest o
ors Of Yale and Of Harvard would have b ,%a n;
Sc "eT5p athlete Of M period u,or,o, co,a
lc Verona at 10 oc@i In the m%rll,nI ,n S' ,,,
reached Venice al = where hd tclcSl'p;ied ahead
scndola did every 'a Fl ec %a ' E1
a shen spe r two hours in tn" cScninr the pain
canal -cntening to the scr,n, ana 'oon Xxx III, ,
train at hali.pa>t III for Milan. and got ,n'ro Il,
o'clock in the m.rn &, i , G,nd csISC did
cvelyi hing there was i'll the toxin ina, wa u. u" wcr
that wa, and v "pe nlic 1' TO . La >aa i
Er,, opera house of Milan. i" know No" II '"hp'f'i
VII! The on" guardian at the door >,d la ,h opens
Tor neither prime nor rr'."n 'n nnan,rr am
/
'"ve W.T., he Sai% 1T G.ry impossible held
.., wheel to his eye at that hour In The morning and
said DO you think YOU c"1tl fnd man an. W sou ia,
he could CLauclTer, That man aurrar d. 49,,
said he. NY dear sir. this /, utterly inp">N'oic'
WE'LL laid he there circumstance
U.a,ch,rrl And saw all Their wa of u, r'aia IN
among The artists Of rho world thai ~ all me "'hr
theatres and rrc'A hou> pm ,n-rint: an" 'n ,
di~tor. who KEPT repeating "N"'l,ns n the We" -
like Ia >ca, nothing -" ai-". rnllni 'i' wv EN-
fuiI c>oralcr thr voice. ,Hch "pp"'tnnh,', I" m
", a, Ia ,cai ~ Id , ,c no ,'a' Mon l l1y
the Metropolitan opera Ilon~c rather than La N'aia
HOW A RAILROAD MAN DOES IT
left Milan at 10 O'Clock in the mornh- ronc al
day until O'Clock III the evening. got my oii'c
and took the sleeping car for Frankfort getting '
ut o'clock in the morning. having got BERT! away
from a man Who had tcc.raplcd Nr 1t three ia! p
before. daughter rne conductor lost the te!c'
met up there In switzerland a gentleman from
Chicago VINO said thgt he h,d been ,r,Vehhs o.v, ,
without understanding the L,ncIagc. The result W..
that lie had been placed AWAY, II tn tDie Il h"'e
50 that he the very lat nian served. ami wnci ''
dish of chickens got around tncy were all -
lie says, Il don't want any OH m;'~r'r, M"nid
not give them house room don want any ,'fit t.
We can ind in the suburbs Of Ch'a-" hkc fihe
Peak and Denver. the Garden OF the ''oa ana lcio"
get here Blu, there i, ore thing q" wat. Nu'l
70 carry a ns AS nd e. IL" th Ht r" ali
tie observations have been a'lc to make tiinh
'"e went Vent up p 10 "per.mmcrsau and if Rad never
seen anything else IN Enone "n n,a nrn coz" ,nl
All the ret siould have sricrict 'h"ramnirg''n
Imagine German vllIse unei''ntrd ~ nnnoi;H' :"
the mountain, ri-ins ton-and> OF feet on every ,.ic
lcmms in cAgcGt % IT." p" s ~, ,n % cia.; y%.
Cro.. which h,- stood there and hc"'i renewed fo
centuries, Indicating The incn,r religious SPIRIT OF t'
,I.tinn
az, !' rrsr: ara tm th~T wmd rcpc, the o.
nnon he ia!al,an,- OF tie rIro and world be
relieved IRON the pla u". They rslfy ic!rVc u. !'
%na ticy a WIc i@v are mr"r
tie -ace can look ~ them and li'"n 70 ,mrn
esrnc',,eS~ and profound CONVICTION of c'"ryhody wh
participates. There are il hnnfr a pcop. WHO tah'
part IN this play. from httr tnddicS not over W.
Wear, old IN to odd men eighty and 90 ninctT. II J.
all the more impressive because nc shop !, ont ac W
theatre The Munich photograph man. Munrh. r.
tsnrant man. everything that ynu can macin" that sur
round, great show i, to BE- seen III ne >'reet' Whc
you get inside the theatre all the world Is ,h' out en-
cross shining yonier; and when YOU know tht bsnim
Waving in silent PRAYER that they be spiritual
lied ho T inst the a maRs the T rcl wh
ta,cnded 1t should. you become ih,r"o Wil! ''c ny -
afa, "a are Sninatcd and You stand In The pr,cic
and witness the event, which con'iin,r nr "il e'
.,";,ination and ali that We az You look at Chri'
as he !, pictured there ly me woa 'a,ner Do d"I ~
i
think ! ever ,horouchly rn'l uh,i -
through the eight honv, Of mt pr,h,a',1 ,, an
Inc reasons for the comInnglinG ot the human an
tho divine. exactly why llm-hty I""'r ,''un , nj a.
submtted TO the degradation and the ln>ults anu VI
murder as did undert and II after IT had Dccm pi,
kented in the unaffected simplicity ana super, o,s
Of This simple Bavarian peasant. MA me Cla'afr
Of Judas as it is brouv, ont therr upon the a.. sac Ss
gives YOU a better understanding 81 Jnoa ara ah ur
that We have rather mi>judScd him than other";
you there man who was the ircemT n ." nos,
~ Tpe1 shing II. lie a great sacrifice OF VIM
might have been turned into money. the p rec,o'
ointment. lie made up his mind that the org inMa,it
Inust be reduced to poverty and bankruptcy mn!
there was business talent di'p'avcd. Ire l'
that some way or other he must rcc"up ana ne 81
no way 10 do IL because everybody around him v.
absolutely careless Of money. At That nprcI| u
tcmnf.r came in the shape of TIE people who had
driven out OF the temple. and y, see ~ once tiit u
whole thing a cons PIRACY f0r money Chfi't III
driven ont Of the tenple the money changers. al
the people who sold the things used FOR the ,acrl:
ale had broken up their bisinc>. they Lad l1 Tor u
privilege. If he continued 10 prevent them fro