New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
THE 7fLF or THE Day.

Your sublime Porte Turk Isl n suspicious being \
creek benevolent society IN Con-tantinople recently
published a pamphlet ON the title page of which was
printed 70 quotation f-om Paul, Ep-tlc - the Gala
uau~ ~ cour~' ~ the fructionare- o. On" COY
.rr.n,cut soon beard 81 b.. and ou hI, complaint
officer -cut 10 the printing Office 10 arrest one
raul' who haA been writing letter, to the people Of
Galata (which is a suburb Il Con>tautnoplcl and to
ct copy al all these presumably solutions letters
a.. u.- t1G mat Paul died time a-p and that the
Gaa'a referred to province OF TIE ancient Roman
Empire. But was 200 use the editor arrested
md put iu prison. whcir he mcht have remained Y
definitely had not the Greek Patriarch come forward
with a. Sew Testament and shown the official, PauI'
letter.
life - rely upon receiving guidance from tie pa>>le'
II scripture which the eve may fall upon. An carnc I
christian hy man who va, in the leather business In
tll- city. DO great p"rplcAU not long ago OYER
complications IN his business. Thinking the problem
warehouse pile, ~ leather and SKIN, of one and
another De resolved to try the eNpodlent commended
lie Happened open To the eleventh chapter II lie
Lrcs and the first word, his eyes struck were these
lie SIN believes however that the good book contains
pilc- Il comfort and counsel (Congresatlonalist
Kcmmlcr is reported To have said recently that
some cit, friends working for him. which draws
from the sta!d Philadelphia Ledger % tho cXplana-
ton that he probably refers electricity friends.
\ Reading clergyman. in sermon against dancing.
said II dancing were confined Ia old people. !
Copenhagen game, AT sunday school pcnc,. and base
bah al-o confined to Ola people Doe,nt he KNOW now
are rather -un n the knee, To indulge IN Saiatorll
agility in their old aec '-lNorristown Herald
The assertion Is made by Professor Boone Of In
diana University. that u the 600 theological stu
dents in the United states less than one fourth are
college graduates. Evidently good many young
men nowadays are seeking shortcut 10 IN" MIN
lstry.
II Makes Dincrcncc.-rhe difference between the
man who drinks and the man who does not !, seen seen
The plaucst I'm OF a wound. Il has been proved
over and over again in the hospitals Of Philadelphia
in the case Of cuts, that there is from twenty hye 10
cold wafer patient. In eight cases ont Of ten; wh,rs
beer drinker Is cut or shot. he has a ta@'e WIN
cry sipclas or gangrcnc.-(Dc Free Press.
"Thc Conergationall>t" appear, 10 be about the
ONLY religions journal which IS willing 10 do justice
| 10 Judge Brewer. 1t asks What have those PEG
pie now 70 say who denounced Judge Brewer Tor his
snpposcdj anti prohibition views aud President ilar
| rison for appointing him TO place the supreme
| Hcnchi lie has dsscntnd from the opinion Of the
court and taken position which fayors prohibition
After all is il not the better way to expect from
appointccs 10 this high Office the fairness. intelligence
| and judicial dignity which, as a rule, have always
characterized the justices Of the highest court I'm the
|
| not Join in the hue and cry against the Judge when
| he was nominated.
1t has remained for Jones 10 put new sting into
an old Joke. one Of the vcc-p presidents Of the
\ Y and I. road his friend had just refused him a
| pass Don't he fastened TO add. Jones pre-
pared 10 speak. now don't get of that old about
| our being too slow 20 pass ANYTHING"
| won't said Jones. pcaceably. 81 remember you
| passed IA dividend In April PUCK.
Apropos Of a paragraph in The Tribune the other
| day about theatre going Methodists in Cincinnati,
| Methodist correspondent writes: guess Methodsts
are pretty much alike in city and country so far rs
| not living up to the discipline Is concerned. fou
| might have spoken OF another matter. namely, the
| prohibition against the wearing of gold and costly
apparel which is Ignored by many Methodsts
Would 1t not be well In the interest of truth and con
slstency well as religion for the Mcthodlsts as
well as Prcsbyterians TO do a ltle Tevisingl ii
they refuse To revise. then they ought TO enforcs
| Managing Editor-what was II that young fellow
wanted ,,
Office Boy He says that he wrote sonnet 'utiei
Doy's Dimples,' and II got into the paper header
Doy's Pimpes.' and that he wants IL explained as
| IL got him into trouble with something he called his
feeanchy Cincinnati Gazette.