New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
TIE TALK OF TIE DAY.

Spcaklng OF recent paragraph In The Tribune about
a "Callfornia beer alleged 10 be made by bees a
CORRESPONDENT says: While residing In ocas' fH' we
manufactured California beer, as described buI
vc called the Yeast which contained the germs OF
fermentation seeds and not bees Tho process
and the action of the seeds are accurately described III
,or pora.raph One feature of the seeds however
:. mot mentioned They Increase and multiply them
selves in the liquld and supplied our neghborN
from thc Increment IN order that they might Drew
for themselves, Tho tradition was that the "rislha'
start came from California. have never seen OF
heard Of the substance in the North TINS c\piaha
uou and correction still leaves the subject In con
,,.ohI, darkness. What are those mysterious
,IIrgs which fine correspondent called seedsl And
what WAS his reason for 50 calling them
Tho old story Of The apprentices who stipulated that
they should not ho compclcu 10 cat s'o cv'y tr o
I'm the week has It's counterpart ~ an Amerlcan trau
lion that in the old times the slave, ON Marylahd
on diamond back errapin win these deilcdces nov
selling at $50 per dozen that story SOUNDS very niue"
like a yarn.-Q'orest and stream
There are some interesting facts IN the ofhcial
Year Book of the Anglican Church just issued. Durns
thc last five years the voluntary offerings ot tne
people for church building and restoration amounted To
nearly 80 900 900. During the same period ne sums
contributed for the endowment of benches amounted
IN nearly S3.5OO0O. For the building Of parsonage
orounds 100000 In other words the voluntary
contributions Of the Church for five years aggregate
nearly a32 oO0.oJD. This does not include the money
given for the annual maintenance OF Church WORK
,t homo and abroad, which would very largely swell
tbc sum total It is often asserted that the English
church Is n sluggish institution only kept alive by
subsidies from the state: but this doesn't look much
like H. 4 religion which cfTectually reaches the
nockrt must have good deal Of vitality in IT,
How Are the Mighty Fallen .-Bridget ito lady or
the houscl-AXin yurc pardon, num- puI niEul l DC
hitter askIn' p'what thin things Is In the picture
Mi,treso-Ccrtanly. Those are Raphaels ChcruOS
Bridget-Indadci an thin we was both wrong
saws they was twins but Nora would 'av II they
was bats.-(The Waterbury.
"El Eco de Durango brings one moro evidence
OF the veneraton which surrounds the name OF wash
ncton even in the interior Of the Mexican Republic.
Under the heading Of "A Happy Anniversary Ell
Eco saws on the date Of last February - This is
the birthday of the glorious George Washington the
lberator and first President Of the Republic of the
United States Of North America 1t IS Tor TINS motive
that the National flag has been hoi'ted npon our public
cdnces Eternal praise 10 the great Republican,!
In the same number OF the Eco" glowing report Is
nubls shed about the twenty first anniversary of the
Society Of the Artisans of Durango II was founded
in 1870 under the presidency OF senior Benito Moreno
and numbered only eighty members until 1859. Now
there are 47G and ~ 725 contributed last year
10 the fund of that bcnevOGt society. That is one
more gratifying instance OF the progress made by on
sister Republic Of Mexico in all spheres of cvzitOh
"Your trip to Italy must have been very pleasant
one Intelligent young ladies In AuStlu