New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

that the Womens Press Club, the Women'S Industrial
Union the Young Mems Christian Association, the
New England Womens Club, the Massachusetts, Club,
the Moral Educational Association, the Cecilia and
Handel and Hayden ard many other associations Of
Boston have admitted cOlorcd people as members
HORACE TO MAECENAs.
(Odcs III, 29.)
Dear noble friend virgin cask
of wine sOiclts yOlr attention.,
And roses fair. 10 deck your hair.
And things too numerous 10 mentons
so tear yourself awhile away
From urban turmoil. pride and splendors
And deign to share what humble iaIc
And sumptuous fellowship tender;
The sweet content retirement brings
SmoOthes out the RULED fronts OF Alnss'
The evil planets have combined
10 maze the weather hot and no hotter ten,
By parbOled streams the shepherd uredlN
Vanly of icecream SOda-water,
And meanwhile you, deiyng heat,
With patriotic ardor ponder
on what old Rome essays at home
And what her heather do oIt yonder;
Maeccnas, no such vain alarm
DSturbs the quiet Of this iarml
God in His providence obscures
The goal beyond this vale of sorrow.
AND eW.e Seek at to m9 pe ih pey the morrow
With iaith that AL is for the best
Let's bear what burdens are presented.
That shall say, let come what may,
We die, as We have lived, contented'
Ours is to-day Gods is the rest,
lie doth Ordain who knoweth best"
Dame Fortune plays me many prank:
When she is kind, oh how SO 1t!
But IT, again, she's harsh, why. then
/ very proper poet.
When fayoring gales bring in my ships.
HE to Rome and live in clover,
Elcwise, ] steer my skin out here,
And anchor TIL the storm blows over
Compulsory virtue is the charm
Of life upon the sabine farm
-(Eugenc Field in Chicago News.
A Californian tells this story of boom times in san
Diego. The general-delvery window OF the postonfce
always crowded One week the mails were de-
layed for several days, and when they at last
distributed the line Of inquirers at the general delivery
window OF the postoiice extended for six blocks.
who fell I'm line in the early morning got 10 the
window and received his mail about o'clock in the
evening. one old lady, who had plenty of time on
her hands took with her a camp-stoo and her lunch
basket, and camped right there on the line She re-
ceived no letter. and turned away apparently happy,
although she had waited in line for seven hours.
When this mail accumulated the postmaster made no
attempt to distribute the newspapers. They wep
simply piled up in corner, and finally wagon
load OF newspaper mail was carted away from Ito
postonice. To be distributed oh. no; TO be dumped
into san Diego Bay.
Half a million gallons OF Cuban molasses In bulk
arrived at this port last night on the British 1tanS
letin may herald a err, in the ways and means
vessel utilized for mis- purpose The duty having been
removed from raw sugar under tie Mckinley bill
the mOlaSscs boilers that refined the raw prOducl ~
this city were compelled 70 adopt some cheaper WAY way
the use Of the tank carrier is the result II Is on.y
venture said an importer YESTERDAY: me h rnai
a success. "-(Phladelphia Record
The Rev John ". Chadwick, Of Brooklyn. writes
ain Mr. Winters altogether noble ard sweet ana
beautiful article Lawrence Barrett THINK there -
touch Of that heterOpIemy TO which we are all SUD-
cct moge or less where he speaks OF Emcrsons poem
Of The Vanishers,7' meaning Writers"
\ few days ago lady presenting rustic appear
= frt I4r-A ROT Y
little Girl presumably her daughter. followed her As
The door osed on them the iady prTduCen
~ Tti ,orrar fastened one moose on 10 the little
girls arm and the other on her own much TO tlc
a,tOnishment Of tho salesmel. Madam" asked on
Of the sllermen whose curoSy aa sVs ,G US Tor
daughter with strapiT Certainly" replied tho
womsn 46ouS thr eer E" rh a And H IN oong in
store window the child got lost That made me frslt
and look into store windows purchase anything
don't intend to los, her if can help IT," she walked
mi arund The store purchasing articles. dragging Tire
willing child after her in this faslion-tPhiladepha
Pres.
II was Massachusetts legislator who recently OBJ
jectcd to certain because It would land us
in sea Of doubt
The owners and crews Of the whaling vessels Midas
and the Europa OF EdgartOwn. Fave Just received the
money pated for them on account OF their rescue
Of loo men In the Arctic meet III lo'l'-'boS'oh
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number OF capitalists in Paris according TO French
papers have decided 10 build an immense theatre Tor
the purpose Of producing the oberammersau Passion
Play next year. The stage is to be large enough for
1000 people.
McPrlne. the grocer, was never EnoWn 70 ac.
knowledge that he was out OF any article WIthSH,
calling attention 10 other article that ne dlu
have \ bet was made by Johnson that he could q
NcPrunc a question that would cause him 10 omit
The usual addendum. -.
said Johnson. Il, he entered the store where the BOYS
had already gathered. Mack, DO you think IL VIII
be cleveland ar I'M in 81 ~ ,
Mack replied with some aSperity, "oh' po'her'
JohnSon was on the verge Of giving vent TO HI:
delight when Mack addcd " But I've got some OF
the bst cheese You ever put your teeth lnto-tboS"n
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