New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-05
families than any other street Of It's number o
in Boston.
THE TALK or THE DAY

Eastern people generally are not awares "a,
Californian, shat tho warmest advocates o. ~
Chinese Exclusion law the Chinese tiemsAIye. -
are In this country Nothing, in fact, wouh n,...'
them less, than TO have the present eAclnsion NJ,
abrogated. AS II IS now, Chinese cheap la,o "
longer exists. Cinnamon are paid as wen A. ~. ~
other class Of lab0rers and sometimes much b.,.
In my vineyards and orange groves pay mrs. :.
Cinnamon than white w0rkmen ask, bccause p.- y
their work better. When IL comes 10 handling 20
delicateIy and packing II securely. the Chnanap :.
much more eTicient workman than any other 49,
able in California. Chinese cheap labor is a mysh ~
will continue 10 be az long the present 49,
tons on immigration remain in force.'
Long, Long rme.-Traveis (sIghing)-I nu,t -.
me overcast, -
Miss summlt-Wby, that one boks al good a, -,
Travers-Well, should say so. Why, jus. ,...
for it-(Clother and Furnisher.
The Rev. John Mcneil, OF London, vho ve,,.,
visited this country, asked by a reporter n sr,
Christian Commonwealth OF London, what he ts,..,
Of the condition Of the churches IN America M,
hi reply "As TO the condition OF TIE church.
compared with those this SIDE well, one hesits,.
10 gave an opinion. There are number Of sar.-
minded people, both in the States and In Canaa, 49,
are a little anxious-more than little anxious a..
the problem Of how the great cities TO be sy,n,s
lied. Here and there you have churches That A..
prosperous on good old Gospel lines on the o,l.,
hand, you have places where 10 is simply q CA. =,
running church. with good music and an att,<u,
programme in place Of sound old Gospel preaehIar,
A Common Expression" Well, never' cxsIaIr,x
Mrs. Snsggs
"Here's "a piece In the paper thai says IL is posnn
to become intoxicated on rarened air. Did yoa evs,
aof course have. The expression .a,r.ts,v -
tanned its origin from Just that fact-(Phttsbs1
Chronicle.
"The Boston Transcript hits q good many pso,.
outside Of Boston when IL says "The accent whaA
some of our people affect English Is really ma
English, but sort Of swelcockney, which is aswt
In England as it is in America. We have EnglsAnes
here at one time ana another who talk In ven a.
way but their eccentrcites arc often pure provnaaL
isms. It would be quite as unInteIhsent toe !.
American TO initiate the dialect OF Lancashire A
Is for him TO recast his own uttcfance the nots
of Cockneyd0m."
Two Years after NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plossuu
IL IS Henry TO read over our Old love letsersl
He-les, positively amusing;
She (sotto woodland 10 think that once lova
this brute l-(BOston Transcript.
Even Minneapolis got some glory out Of the yisoq
of tie Yale boys, as witness The Tribune Of tias
lively city: with not little pride We notice Aa
OF the victorious eleven Cthe Yale team Minneau
furnished three. The mighty Hefelhnger and "
doughty Morrison, who scored In brilliant play via
Harvard, are Minneapolis boys. The gallant wlaa.
vino scored In the game with Princeton, Is sou
ST. Paul. 30 we have little share Of the gloy 4
a day in which this fardistant state supplied y
large portion OF the picked men of the oounty h
a straight-out battle Of Drawn and braln.'
HLcks-nhere is so little sincerity in this vorkl
Everybody seems 10 be acting part. Come, Ia y
20 10 the theatre.
Wicas-Weu, that's a good one You're trd =
acting, and yet you want ~ 50 10 the theatre
Iiicls-Thats Just the reason why want p
there, you kDow.-tBoston Transcript.
Boston feels grstifed over Sir Edwin Arnods rs
plimept in The Forum" "Tennyson Is, Of eoux'
he says, "a very great master Of the noble hnszp
which no has SO largely adorned. In LineolnshrN v
native county, the purest English In the wood
spoken-with, to my mind, one exception, for INK
I have heard the same English as correctly used b
Boston, New England. If am right, IL strange eoa
cdence that the capital Of Massachusetts, peopd foa
the fens of England and representing the names Of N
towns, should also preserve the purest traditions q
English speech
Handicapped.-Tom De Witt-Vassar oaDn@ ~
the same rank an ong the colleges Yale OF hsrvUl
Kitty Winslow-Why notI
Tom De WFtt-Well, for one thing, she never pee
shes In the newspapers the name OF her Oldest LIVING
graduate.-(Kate tield7s Washington.