New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
THE TALK or THE DAY.

\ few months ago the Rev. Howard MacQucary
fried IN vain u break INFO literature Everything
he sent to the magazines was either thrown into the
waste ,kct or returned. But since his book began
70 attract attention he pa, been bcseged night ana
dav by lecture bureaus magazine publishers and
.pccal cor.e> pondcnts Unfortunately. he cannot
lecture on account II threat trouble but he is clear
and vigorous writer. and his pen viii undoubtedly be
kept busy for the next few months Before he began
TO be talked about inc sent to II Boston magazine an
article on shelley Il was promptly returned az
.unavailabIe.o But his book attracted
attention the editor Of the magazine began francaly
,eIesrapng to him for article on any subject he
chose impossible replied Mr.. MacQueary; TOO
busvn "Oh, send anything responded the editor.
And when the clergyman replied that he had nothing
but the article on "Shcllcy" which the editor had De.
clined. the answer was "scnd it at once. and name
your price"
The readiness with which the small boy utilities all
friable objects targets Is illustrated III inc 'o"hS
sunday school teacher was telling her pupils tie
story Of Los VIE, ,o dney e' HDd turning around
contrary to the Lords commands she was chansed ID"
pii. v teorge7 exclaimed one Of the youngsters "h
had been there, II "a knocked her head oh.'-tBos-
ton Transcript
"Thc Mentor" /, tie name of periodical the nr's
issue Of which has just appeared IL IS published IN
Boston, and it will have for its object the dlhuson
of led
and The consideration Of all questions tending to pro-
mote their interests, especially those relating 10 en-.
larcd opportunities ard perfect preparation Tor
sharing the duties and pleasures OF hic WIFI ueir
fellow men, 1t Is pmanthropie rather than
business enterprise: and its publishers gladly give
their services in furthcrance of the cause.
lie Kncw--A little Capitol Hill girl had been to
museum Of magic in New orA ana wa, tei,s M ms'
She was swinging in a swing, and moving her hands
smiling and there only half OF her,, sad te chld
III" a. And did she talkl9 asked the mother.
OF ronrsc@ Interrupted the father from behind his
newspaper: " sic wouldn't be half woman II she
didn't Washington star.
4 spOndent writes to know il the Oldest clergy
man in the United states is yet alive Oh, yes sonny
he IS yet alive; in fact, he never dies
A SMALL BOYS ELY.IUM.
Ny little man, tell 10 ME
II Won could by some magic be $1,000
TO the unknown fairyland tranSplantcd,
Where boy, NAV have their wishes granted
What would your wishes be!D
Pa wish he sldewise cooked his l,cad'
Pondcrcd and paused and then he sad
pa wish had two brothers;
one great biz one. and one couln Hch'
That nothin' never'd make me sick,
indianapolis Journal.
\ squaw man, white man who marries an in'
dian woman is defined as a man who wants . VIE
who will work for him and allow him to go SIX months
without changing his shirt.
Their sentiments scene-A Hotel Office. .
CharacterS~Mr. lIiggs, Of Michigan; Mr.. Digs, OF
Migr,-loa are quite right sir The saloon is every.
where the worst enemy civilization has 10 contend with.
great F one. a dificuit one 10 solve
ana yet i must be solved I.d for the h fs.I1s
this although not as yet strict Pr9hl6ions ,;.
MissE am not 9sr and another S Gn thing
Diggs-Will YOU
Threc Hours later Dlsgs-well, goo nj m ftca'.
Migss-Cioo' nj, oil fellow.-tDetroh Free Press.
saws r. l.. smith. Of winona. Kan: 8 have a six.
inch bored we'll in door yard. l31 feet deep Win
eight feet Of water over year ago noticed at times
that strong current Of air came out OF the openings
around the pump stock and By observation ma 10
To lee an excellent barometer, a. 1t blows rom SIX
to twenty hours preceding storm. have placed
bras, whistle i'm the space which at times can be hea'H
a quarter Of a mile The harder and longer IL olo"s'
the more intense will the coming storm be-
PECULIARLY Of IL i the fact that wteF inc s'""' I"
takes back the wind
EReP2 %s a5 9+ , 92eR s lie . S the R@8s
/ ANYBODY could Imagine Jesus Christ a an officer 81
I IonJon brotam World answers that there
! those who would AT once reply that they coud Jus.
/ "a, soon imagine Jcsu, Christ A eaNHtlon MI.
officer toilns among the poor As trI roTt 4no or
/ him a bishop or an archbishop win Ms 800 ..
/ El5.0OO year ana Il seat IN the Housc ol Lou''
/ christian Inquirer.
The Rapti,ts of Boston are much exercised over
! the report that the Rev. Dr. ~ j. Gordon oil und'
city, spoke di,paraginGly the other day in chicago
about the BaptsS of Boston. lie i alleged 10 dNe
SAID that the Baptist churches in Boston are WHINE
10 pay 5000 a year Dr music, but contribute com
paratyely nothing for missions. Here IN Ne"-ioiA
some churches pay much moro than S2'ooo We"
for music but that doesn't prevent them from coz
trbuting literally for missions
Western Nebraska farmer having no corn 70 ieea
them loaded up 4 wagon box fall Of shoat> ana ,opA
% Broken Bow tO sell. No one woid ilhc lhen.
/ and he turned them loose The marshal told MN 10
would arrest him Unlc~, he took them ou ot uNMm,
lie thCu drove home. and going 20 XII rhl VIII VIII
some one told him that be might bc arrested tr cFurlt
io animals. lie hardly know, wlat to dO-(>t Joscpa