New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-09
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Bishop Mallalieu, OF New-Ofleans. in speaking "A.
other day about the attitude Of the Church forty YEA.
ago the slavery question, cited ease which IN.
trates i'm another connection the relatively low u
Of morals occupied by tho religious bodies Of the 80
half or the century. In examining an old acs.,,
book OF church in NewJersey, he found an entr,
the expense column OF s. for the purchase Of hits,
ticket careful examination OF the receipts ia,Lt
to show any return for this extraordinary inyeste,,
and the presumption is that the dollars stuck as h,
do in these latter days, in the lottery company
treasury.
Domestic Economy. -" Maria said an Arkansas IN,
band to his other half have you emmy idee how nas,
young 'uns we have!'
Nigh onto 'leven, / guess
"And how many dogs air they round yerel'
Most dozen. guess; there's flge. an Bruo
the terrier, am then other o. Hanks that loaf srog
yere.'
Mariar don't ye think we have most too many eli
dren' Times Is most tarnation hard, We know. saJ
can't put ont some o. our cnnltest gals 10 WORT
low tibet they could make enough in spell fur y
to buy another dog or two
Jst as ye say, Hezeklah.'
"Wall low II We could swap two o, our yourf
uns fur four dogs we'd be fixed. guess tIet III NJ
it. "-(Texas SiftDgs.
Says The Springfield Cn0n,: Wnfred A. searuI
graduate Of Amherst and son Of President steauA
has taken charge OF the printing Office and instrucon
in printing In Atlanta University. lie has had tx,
years service with The Riverside Press at Cambrds
besides experience in other offices, and Is well eguDa
for the work at Atlanta. lie is also an accomplish
student of natural history and is the author of seye
valuable books. the results OF scientific expeditions
Labrador, conducted by him. Atlanta University IN
4JO students this fall, twenty-five more than at as
opening last year.
Farmer Jan was walking sadly down the road u,
day In HOlstein when the village pastor net lin.
"Why SO sad, Farmer Jan n said the pastor.
aAh have !, very sad Grand PASTOR replied Ia
Father Henrik's cow is dead in my pasture. nj
1 am on no my t way , t. tel him.
Indeed, il is, pastor, but I shall break it TO lin
How will you do that 2"
81 shall tell him first that ID Is his mother who
dead and then, having opened the way for the ssdds
the w!'-(Lond0n Tid-Bits
These poetlcal headlines appeared IN "Ths Gin
cnnati Enquirer" the day after election:
SHATTERED.
"Fond Political Hopes
"ITattered and Torn the Banners Afoat,'
Emblems of War O'er which Conqueror Gloat.
"Tell Of the Conquests by Democrats Claimed
And of the Leaders Numerically Na,med.'
Iowas People. with Boies at Their Head
Flower and Fassctt have settled their Cause
In the Latter's Career There's Political Pauss
Maryland the Bay STATE are with r Is Galore
SJersey, Virginia and the Home of the Bayou
"won by the Party which Lost Ia Oho.'
General Gregg Is Elected in Penn"
His Plurality Being Five Times Ten'
A little exhibition OF those amenities which maze
mere living such pleasure in the great West possibly
escaped attention during the hurry OF the recent
campaign. 1t occurred at meeting OF the CIV
Council OF Quincy, ILL.,, and arose from the fact n&
Mayor Thompson refused to approve some sewer woH
In which certain Aldermen were interested. There
upon Alderman Harrop called the Mayor a msersoN
PUPPY" and "a rebel" and threatened 10 40 LIN
up The Alderman promptly aud properly calea
to order but the Mayors method Of doing this canno'
he approved "sit down." he said. according to nc
report, "or IL throw the gavel at YOU TINS ""
plainly supplementary and not justified by anythns
in Cushings Manual, the rules Of Congress or any
authority on the subject. IL is little wonder ina, 1'
two men nearly came to blows. since then INNS
In Quincy have quieted down, and there are no ss'
OF another outbreak OF hoStilltes. II cannot % w
MED, however, that Quincy has set bad eAsmp'
to Chicago and other cities which possess more OF ''
inlammatory Boards OF Aldermen.
Yes" said the station agent to the preacher S
was waiting 70 take the train for Atlanta. laiS..,
about kind hearted men, there's none OF GIN can ''''
Lawyer Jinkins.n
You're right he is. kin tell you a little s'oo
which will show what q heart he's got In him. =,
I'D like to hear it," said the preacher loonns :"
"Well' said the station agent, whiting cornSoS
"you sec hit WIZ this way; BIZ Jones was ms"
poor man. an the railroad took an cut OIL his ies
Welll' a,
"WelI, he got Lawyer JinlIns to sue the rood ~
the road compromised with lin for $780,
well ?" -, .ur
"Wcll. sir, what do you think Lawyer Jinnns aA'
Have no idea.' . .. a.
Wen, his charges in the case WIZ SOU o., o-' 4
Jones only got $500, blamed II he didn't lei nln
with the odd $50 akin' only the 500 for n ana /.
The trains coming said the parson. nnS "A
glad OF II. All the way to Atlanta ne mus sS 4
Lawyer Jnkins kind heartedness, and preasS nsssy
special sermon from that text the following sun'N'
ATLANTA Constitution.