New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

at. bas been remarked says "The Springfield
Union y that ministers who have had experience III
ncUspaper work write the best sermons POSSIBLY
their rhetoric Is less conspicuous ana ther eoqenVe
loss nrononced than that of those who devoIe mem
selves to classic styles but they have way OF reachs
Tina comprehension of their hearers ana ueif SERMONS
avs, mora reportable and hence more likely to be re-
meulbered.'
=, ,.orr DOGS and cats disturb the neighbors by
IN The nitht Il is your fault, not theirs IOu
have no more right 70 let them disturb neshoors Dy
bowling In the night than you nave - vu reason Of
y0mr neglect they are poisoned or otherwise Killed. 1t
Is your fault.-(Our Dumb Animals
coorge Didwell. the famous Bank Of England forser,
lectured in Portland, Me-, the other evening. 1t
viii he remembered that he was released rom Chao-
ham Prison England about six years ago through the
efforts of a number of prominent men, VINO DcHeVoi
that he had thoroughly repented. He is now trying to
free from the same prison his brother Austin ana TWO
clerks OF his who serving life sentence lor le
same crime His efforts says g. TIE Portland Press
"have been seconded by such men as John Bright re-
GENTLY deceased British statesman; James KusseIi
Lowell late Minister to England; DR.. Edward beeeher
and hosts OF other eminent men. His toll mas Deen
unremltting in behalf Of this object lie has worAe d.
few men work for fame wealth to clear his broer
His book which gives the story OF his crimes ana ne
Is not fashy specimen OF literature. 1t is book te
young especially may read with profit. MI Bu"eh 10
An interesting lecturer as well writer The press
everywhere speak highly of him and his work.
The New England schoolma'am IS treasure ana d
heroine wherever you find her, whether IN ianee
wayside temple of learning, or leading NesSIh ~
cte}y toward civilization as a miuionare's wife ~
Jeffersonvillo Yesterday she-several of her-pu 10
practical use the fire drill the march our tcicieTs
tescb orr children nowadays 10 in case " hre.
Without nerves, without panic TO the tnhe anu nm
OF odep sSdrs lads sad assles out Of the burning build
ing God bless her. collectively and epreseh'au'eH :
-(Boston Transcript.
Fourteen drawings Of Moreau lie Jeune daang from
the wears 1875 to 1873, sold recently at all acuo
in berlin Representatives were pr,Sent from almost
| all the important museums OF the Continent "ic'
spirited bidding the collection was sold to NJ Morgan
| Tho boo,, merchant of Paris, for 1Oo,50o marks.
Nothing on earth Will upset horses stomach. tbs
s not hneanSe the horse does not feel pam. but supy
because the horse has gall bladder las as Duus
aver seen a horse sick at seal Has anybody eVei
| Known an emetic to have any effect on horse ~
bull fight horse may be seen eslh WIZ. TO- ,io H.,
trails trailing on the ground As o iDr o e' man tbipl
that horse probably great deal NOR SU ne ~
is no living creature. not even hysterTn wonh'' 81
| ncrvousIy Sensitive as o horse.-(LOndOn Truth
TIL, Philosophical Society of Berlin has offered q
| rrzo ~ 1000 marks for the best paper upon "Th'
pototlons Of Philosophy to the Empirical Science
| va+re Tho essays may be written IN English Ger
man French or Latin. and must be sent to the score
tary DR. Adolf Lassen No AZ Phenstrasse. Friedman
| nv April l. 1893. The winner Of the prize VIII ne
| ceIve his money in January, leP4
| OF the late Bishop Ames the following aneedote i
told While presiding over certain conference IN IN
| Net a member began a TRADE against universities am
Education thanking God that he had never been cor
| rupted by contact with college. AFTER proceedln
| thus for few minutes, the Bishop Interrupted VIII
Do I understand that the brother thanks God 70
| his ignorancel' T.. A.,
Well. yes" was the answer, "you can put 1T tina
| way il YOU want to-" !,
| Well all / have to say said the Bishop, in hi
sweetest musical tone, all have TO say Is that IN
| brother has a good deal TO thank God for'-(Ne"
| Jersey Mirror.
Tha famous Holy Coat OF Treves' which thou
sands OF good Catholics believe belonged Chris
win be exhibited in Treves this fall since ls44
has been Kept IN the treasure house Of the cathedral
has been visible only % the priests and to visitors
distinction. In that year more than 100000 peopl
made pilgrlmages to Treves to view the relic ]
these days OF railroads and excursions IL IS believe
| that tho pilgrims Will exceed that number
An Ohio woman picked up an armfu Of sticks an
carried them In 10 throw the fire one OF the suck
twned itself around her waist Did she shrek an
| alarm the neighborsl Not a bit Of II. She put IN
20 town sold the local druggist for 81 curiosity
| 4 womr as enterprising a. that doesn't get scare
| easy.-lDetroit Free PIesA-