New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
THE TiLK or TIE DAY.

Says Dr. T. NJ. Prudden, Of this city: III the vile
and Increasing practice of welinigh indiscrimae spit
ting goes unchecked I'm nearly all assembling places
and public conveyanccs; II tho misguided women who
trail their skirts through the unspcakabe and infectious
filth of the street to be admitted uncleansed into
houses churches and theatres II theatres and court
| rooms and schoOlhouses and TO remain the
filthy lurking places OF cOntagia which their Ill VENT.
laon and their mostly ignorant and careless socalled
cleaning necessarily entail; II In sleeping and
hotel bedrooms the we'll to follow consumptives
in their occupancy without warming the poor
show of Official distinction; II I'm illvenatcd and III.
cared for dwellings the well breathe again and
again the dustborne seeds Of tuberculosis II no per.
ssent warning is to be given TO the ignorant Of the
dangers which Turk in uncleanness-then orr task
will be most complex well difficult in limiting
| the cOntagiOusness OF tuberculosis
Manners-By a Boy.-Manners amt in It with mus
sui. When II kums to pinch mussul what counts.
Manners Is mostly fur COMPANY U. Ma doant say 20
when thcys company. .
Manners is all rite fur gurls 1t doant matter
whether they appeer well ur not
Manners only pays fur boys when theys mince p
comm an yure like to git sent away frlm the tabel
II yer doant act perlte.
All yer hat ter do is ter drink soop out the side
NV yurc spoon and not laf vile the minister SEE
grase.-(Detroit Tribune.
There Is q ruddy glow Of youthful vitality about
your papers In this country remarked visiting
Englshman at social gathering in this city the other
evening. You m9nt go 1uftner," salu q Bcutietnan
who was present, 4" and say they are read
A well-known young artist was once STAYING at
into the barn. where he found old tresher at work.
the ' Old man slowly riI let You scop the fair for
hear ye're guild hand at the brush."-tDundee
Weekly News
Two Chicago yandas recently climbed b the sum-
NIT OF South Dome in the Yosemite and painted
in enormous letters cliff the words. "Vfst the
Worlds Fair in Chicago in 1893" And worst Of all.
1t is said that the Press Department Of the Worlds
Fair responsibility for the dissertation.
WHAT SOME ENGLIsIMEN THINK.
Give war. Lord.
For EnRlands sake.
War righteous and true.
Our hearts to shake.
We are drinking to The brtm
What will poison heart and limb.
And eyes growing dim.
For England's sake
For Englnnd's sake.
War righteous and true.
such as our fathers knew.
Our hearts to shake.
Ere the tricks and arts OF peace
Make our mnnness to cease.
While worldwide foes increase.
For England'S sake!
Give us war. o Lord.
For England's sake.
War righteous and true,
Faith and loyalty grow cold.
Factions tongue Is waxing bold:
For England's sakeI
Give us war. Lord.
For England's sake.
War righteous and true.
such as our fathers knew.
BY which their greatness grew
That amid the stress and strain.
And the discipline OF pain.
We r6 sro Ene EnsTs'1 anke again.
-(Paul Cushing in The National Observer.
In referring to the exposition of portion OF st.
Anne's arm in a Roman Catholic Church In this city.
THE Hebrew Standard remarks /" Jews and Jewesses
are worshiped all the civilized world for their
connection with the Jewish teacher who Is r,c-
ognzed an integral part Of Divinity Itself All
hope Of salvation this world and the world
cene'ed upon messages OF transmitted by Jews,
and foetold by Jews, and in spite thereof We witness
today a persecution OF the Jews all the world,
general and widespread that there IS no parallel
TO It in the history OF the past
gentleman found himself one evening in delightful
tete tee With fair graduate OF known , nm
curriculum Of Institution, and he after Stimulating
profound interest in the matter and knowledge Of the
Of her large mental stature asked her rather hesita-
nsly with difference to the various courses Of study.
graduated In white swiss.r-(Cincnnau Times star.
Sometimes We have to 20 abroad to get the news
about ourselves. Here for instance. is what NJ de-
wyzews about poets in the Revue Bleuc:"
The United states Of America possesses now but
America refer TO Mr. Stuart Merrill and Mr.. Francis
Niele Griffin. Among the living American authors
who verses. neither Mr. Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Notwithstanding his physical resemblance TO ".
Rcnan. nor the old Quaker an Feuille-Verte Whit
tier. Notwithstanding his and the purity OF his
Intentions nor Mines. Ella Dietn, Emma Lazarus,
Ada Isaacs and Zade sfafson. In spite OF the grand
number Of their poems, not one Of them Is real
poet. Nor was james Russell Lowell poet. But
on the contrary Walt Whitman the magnificent and
noble old man who has just died. was every inch
poet
A couple of months Philadelphia woman
bought rustic table. made OF the boughs Of tree
from which the bark had not been removed. About
two weeks ago the table began TO throw out green
sprouts aud now the whole table is In full bloom.
The owner hopes 1t will turn out to be fruit tree.
The establishment Of college commons where good
hoard can secured for 81 week, which Is promised
for next fall the annual report OF President Dwight
OF Yale University. Is a most excellent thing. Board
has always been very high In New-liaven, and tho
high price Of living has kept many young men OF
moderate means away from Yale and has obliged
others live In way which is prejudical to health
and future usefuness.-tSprngfeld Union.