New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Tho first number Of aThe Charities Review !. ,.r.
under the auspices Of the Charity Orgaizatioa 49,
OF this CITY, has interesting articles on charity v.s
ton labor organization as affected By law mup,rs,
lodnng houses, the Massachusetts Drunkenness -
the Baron dc Hirsch Fund, and the prevsnso, !.
paupertsm. Professor Adams OF Johns Hopsin. -
tributes sketch OF Arnold Toynbee, whose plosr,.
also given In Its sub atle "Thc Review 4, calss g.
journal OF practical sociology description villa
fully justified by the reading matter. The aims Of 4.
MAGAZINE are well conceived. and II ts succeeding i,
fulfil the promise OF the first number It win meet "a
q deserved success.
whether or not Mr. stfllmsn is hight In bis rsss
remarks about newspapers 10 Is certain that eunass
has no sevcrer critics than Of those who ars 49,
In Its own ranks. The other day man who vdAI =
"The Events" was asked something about an SusS
that had appeared in that paper He knew nsuktS
about IT, sss n' YSssSaGns me
nf BlobSs and Jiils, you know. They were Bohsnis,
and had got dreadfnlly run down One day Bass
went into horribly cheap restaurant and sat dow,
walters apron to get his order. Blobbs Was ssui
nearly dumb, but he managed to blurt out. Tod
h So,S 3, him VERY yoE ot aGH' Wst
crushing tone. but don't eat here me nqrs
was left to make his own application Of The ssp
He had no difficulty In doing so.-(Boston TIahscrr
There is good deal Of truth IN this remark d n,
Worcester Gazette: "a great deal Of time Is usst
In geography. A few hours with large globe VI
tho surface raised and indented 70 show monnanEA
valleys, would give tho pupil better and more nh,
notion Of the world he lives in and the position h
great cities rivers and seas. than the years be p.sa
now over such a question as How Is ArkArss
bounded which is merely temporary strain Of u
memory. Let the boy see that certain countries an
In the equatorial zone and get the sun hot all The yea
round and he would almost discover for himself VIA
their agricultural products must be.'
OLD AND NEW.
Oh, n new fountain pen is very good thing
When IL works
But, oh, how you're tempted to give II flns
You pound It and shake it. IL won't work, BY .nTi
And the best you can ; do = to make ne old 'Ds
You spatter the blotter, you pound with your hA-
It's no use.
The ink you start stops coming when you dcsS',
~ m orange sueied DRY, that parched lips mai
And your thoughts. If you spoke them. would oura
like "oh' so 70 Tb. aeuce..
Being Christian you keep all your thoughts to yca'
AS you should
And You throw your new prize on the very top 'he'|
You hunt up your nkstand, yon dip Your gun N J.
Then You write for ten hours ninety-Sx wons
minute
-(som.ryillc Journal.
A new naper called The Trunk and Leather Novel
ties Review is to be issued about November 20 y
Clifford Scott & Lawton. publishers OF I'M -
hosterer Pnlladeiphia. Indicates 40 msfNs
The appearance of such journal Is an indlcaun
the remarkable development In the ornamental u.s.
OF leather during the last few years.
school.poo,, Progre.s.-school-book Publishes
Hooray. have found IT. send printer here
Start tho presses! Well get out @ new ald rNss
Get Of school-books, Hoopla!
superintendent what have you found, SRI
PubIsher-A new way to pronounce an old woN'-
(Strcet g. Smiths Good News.
What manner OF man the late Lawson Valennns
the welI-known varnsh manufacturer and president
tho Christian Union Company was Is well Illustrate
by letter written by him In June. 1887. which Is pas
lished In "The Christian Unon.' lioughson Farm
Mr.. Valentines extensive estate at Mountanyls On
ange County Is we'll known. The owners desire us
Others should share in his enjoyment Of 1t Is brcbl
set forth I'm the letter referred 10. Mr. Valentne'
correspondent had asked permission 10 bring some PEG
pie 70 visit the farm. In reply Mr. Valentine Sa
" You and all the men, women and children IN Orsne
County are welcome to range all over the acres
Houghton Farm, and have just as much pleasure
you can possibly get out OF 1t. The farm VIII BE m'a
better By every such excursion. and should lac
have 10000 people come here between now ana 'n'
time snow flies" 1t may be added that the ohv
restriction placed on visitors by Mr. Valentine was n'
mono should be admitted ON Sundays.
On Milwaukeeave car on election nisr,n , w.
German Americans were quietly discussing poau -
when one OF them, pointing to corner saioon' "
marked: ... I'D
"say, did hear dat dis place is changed hao'' ~
week" ,,,.,
There cried the other. II clInchlng an aIsume
he had previously made dot does prove vot y,
you--you don't understand dis country right' or y"
would vote the same ticket like co.'
"How's dot you say ~ ., .y.,es
aYou aren't here long enough 10 understand pong.h
No man can do dot till he can speak the insi 4,
language correct. You just now say dot sa'''" y
changed hands last week. Sect Nelf
"Und vot should be right thenp
"Der saloon vos changed hands,
Zach, JAZZ - 80
And the cresfnen Teu'on whose grammar haa "a 80
challenged, Immediately subsidized and reiapsep ~"
sllence.-(Chlcago Mall