New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
THE TALK or THE DAY

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Cardinal Manning Is said to Lave made some yam
, II v,s to the effect that the Pope after the
next one will De- an American. and that tlis re"'O
viii b. brought about by the rapidly growing VIZ"
u American Catholicism.
In the street Car Paul sit sin or you'll e, "a
thra.hing!~ Mamma. If you puni'h me- ! slr sSn
no conductor that | four year pu A'''1'""''
hon von'n have 10 ply."-'flicscnde Bld''er'
roei,n paper, tell A story Of opal ring belonging
10 the late King AlphOn-O MI oi spain "hi'h VIII U
t,a.ir,d by those who l~lieN" In the >upei0"u" -
rariing tie evil effects ~ that stone 'h NJ "c"o
aav I'm. King presented beautiful ring I" MS Vuce"
Ne-rcde,. daughter Of the Duke Of Monlpen-l'r Inc
o,.p ror. the ornament iii her death which occurred
-, ,n.r,yari Before the burial. Ili~ Majesty look
the ring from his wfe'' finger ana placed upon 'h"'
ID, nj, sister the nfantine, Maria d'l lilir T' young
= ncc>, only lived few days after RECEIVING ue mo.
third tine the King look possession OF the IlhS' ana
nrentcd il 4, h, sister in law Princes Christina no
,,,rr., daughter of the Duke Of Nlutp"n,icr Three
r,,r,r. later The Princess dod. IT," King. surprised
At the history II the ring, decided - wear 81 hlW>ei'
Iut d, did not wear it long AZ death soon claimed hh
also The Quecn-E'Sent after t'e oniih 81 hcr hns,
band. ATTACHED the rng 10 golden cham ana pm"
upon the neck IF the Virgin Of Almud'na t'e -
.,int If Nad2l Sup,i.ttous >pauiard, fool,lhy At
tribute the various death, 20 the ring. q, matter "
Time TO Ring the Bell-T-n't il about time the par
agrnphers Jet up on their scn,cle~s ana ,lAu't2us
tie wit and no wisdom IN them. ana ih'i, t",s", N
iteration l. liable 10 work injustice ana injury u
very respectable and intelligent class of WORKING people
The typewriter loh" was iuupN .n"n-n MIL o,y ~
fl7',h. few years ago. and If II "cr" apph'd nhlN II
A general sense harm would ID" done; lnt fnu
applying il In general ~"ii'r PEI p" arr yea ~ "PPF
lne & in specific ct-e~. and therein hr, me ly",l =.
whom their .hafs will aght. II can hardly fail -
doing injury 10 some Young woman mat NAV oi.uSs
ARC particularly wou qualified and a. the np"rcr
woman has become an indispensable hNihfN ~ cNeN
uttIinc moi Ia ,ay degrading her. would do well n
turn ih,.r attention 10 more honorable work. IL,
Start them on a new llne-tSprlngfeld Union.
,propo. n the movement I'm England 10 FORM
~ Meredith Sodcty.~ for the study Of George Mora
ditb works, The speaker" suggests that IN" NOM
h.rs admire t,corec Meredith 90 silence. that tho
member, hall write much aS they like a"ut
,.orce Meredith and burn the writings without
bovin, them to any one. that no publicity shall ~
given I'm any slap" to the existence Of the society,"
and that the society shall not endcavor to exist -
.oon ~ # can" II va, Of Meredith that oscar Wilde
,ncc uttered the following epsnmuauc bui unlut
criticism: His style T. chaos Illuminated by flashes
f rrhninc: "A, A writer he has mastered every tmng
except language: ~ n novelist hc can 30 everything
,1cep, tell story: rs an artist he i every '"ihs
except a:tculaic
Heard i'm an Electric car: Pale student Mn't 5
mt .frrl Nan Of ARair--rt can't bee got into
nut -hen IT. got II - mo A"Nlu'h'N ''''-'''N
TRANSCRIPT.
Ri.hop LYMAN Episcopal " Norh Carolina. would
i, IN l relieved from tine necessity of wearing th'
,r.scnt heavy robe, worn ~ bishop, I'm summer.
In my diocese" he SAYS hud it necessary 20 make
regular and continuous Vi,itations I'm the months ~
\r...t and september. And - our ,,rNiccs are gem
orally held about midday. ii l. often most oppresslNey
warm for , few hours. even in our elevated mountain
districts. have frequently found 1t the ease that
one single service ha. 40 drenchcd and stained us
white lawn sleeves that they became utterly nm
pr,,cntabl, and wholly unit to be- used again. Nhi'
when continuing a visitation nom day 10 day. What
opportunity can b.. found for putting these robes In
a becoming condition Certainly We do need some
authority for the adoption. AT such times, ~ HEnt
aud fitting Nestment. which viii present. a dignih'd
appearance, and not br open 10 the objection oi
heavy and oppressive habit
4 good story il being viii prwd about concerning
a certain gray haired and distncul>h'd DIVINE Nh",e
sanity qualities haN. rudcaitd him 10 vld" circle
of fii,nds In this city elsewhere. Not long aSo'
while crossing one of crowded thorugl lars, ne
became confused aud fuitd 10 -'r 4 heavily loit'd
team which was RAPIDLY barring down upon HIM. just
AT thi, point B., viewer. athletic young coal leaNrt
who was standing the curb>ton". and had taken
in the p.rilol, situation at glance. Sprang forward
aud fairly swept the a~t'n~hcd old man ont OF TIE
reach of danger. There" he exclaimed d"po,iting
his burden on the sidewalk. aud regarding him with
that species Of impotence whi, "" ar" apt Ia l'el
undcr su,h circumstances There. II II hadn't been
for me you'd have gon" to the dc,il that time. suc'
-(Boston saturday Gazette"