New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09


Book, edited by Louis ieilprin, has been pubIishea
bv d. Appleton & c.. The chronological table Is
brought down TO the middle OF the year ls92, ana
tho chronological and biographical Dictionaries cor
rected to the same date. Of late there has been
more or less discussion about the difference between
the Julian and Gregoran calendars, and TINS ienas
interest to the lucid discussion on the dimcui'y o.
correcting dates which forms part OF the preface.
INDIAN SUMMER.
Haf T way betwi,t, half way between;
Remind her blooms flower ped,
A snow bank blocks her just aneao.
And so half way her fee; are set
Betwixt q nemry an, regret, -,
Tears In her eyes, smiles on her mouth.
she STAINS there frontin' north by soutn.
She STAINS there dreadin' hard tn 90
An plant her bare feet In the snow,
An shifts the roses that are dead
An, 90 she says I'm set right s,in
A few DAYS on this southwark hill"
She sets and dreams Of glad release,
A perfect dream OF perfect peace.
Too soon she'll hear the trumpet blow
The storm winds trumpet chohed with snow
An dash half blinded through the storm.
fam Walter Foss. IN Yankee Blade
Good Presbyterians who interested In the Au-
burn Theological Seminary. and many other people,
will appreciate The Auburn Advertisers enterprise
In fs.ung q special seminary supplement last Sapr
day describing the exercises OF laying the corner
stone OF building for this venerable Institution
and rccounting much Of the seminary's history The
vahIc OF the edition as souvenir Is enhanced by nu
mcrous and excellent portraits Of the faculty. and by
the fine quality Of the paper used by the printer.
Comparative.-A class In grammar recitlng, and
He began thuughifuly sick" paused while his
brain struggled with the problem. then finished
numphantly Sick. verse. ai."-Nmkee Bade
At q dinner OF the Episcopalan Club Of Boston,
the other evening, Bishop Brooks criticised the hold
ing OF secret sessions by the Episcopal House OF
bishops. 1t Isl he said. absolutely un'Amcrfcan
in It's practice OF sitting with closed doors.
and it Is practice that Is sure to be amended some
day other This is one thing that certainly needs
changcthe breaking open OF Its conceament, so that
the people can hear not merely what has been done
in the house but why it done. To do as they
do Is not only un American. but Is not In accord
with the open and free spirit OF Christianity"
TIE MODERN TOURNAMENT.
The ideal hero OF Old days
Against shield his light lance sent
And fought for idle praise.
The hero Of the present day
Wears canvas clOhlng over all
And bavely hunts hollow ball
Until his legs ana lungs give way
The knight had fur the easier fight
Ills wounds were almost always few
The football hero, black ana blue,
Comes ont n muci-d ellcd fright
But he who tdnrne we gos few %Srs pays Ned
The bah payer for his broken head
Gets homage great and vats OF praise
Chicago News Record
A European scientist has been listening 10 the voice
of the house fly through mcrophone. lie says IL
sounds very much like the neghing Of horse
orthography 1. commonly reckoncd pretty dry
subiect hut there Is no branch Of knowledge but may
BE Ss, s,sy WITH d. little daughter Of the family
what do you htudy at school ne ASKED We'll arn
Whafa
YOU HE best 70 "spein'' Indeed Most c Gnu.
s Ss%s. TIME 'pe' " "''' '
First Clubman.-There comes old Prolex. Guess
III light out; his windy speeches always tire me-
Second Clubman.-scrt Of pneumatic tire, sup
pose.
Making Him Comfortable. Hotel Clerk-Front get
FRI Tron at SIR What shall l do with emi
Hotel clerh-A noson gentleman has Just w re' art
he ss roils 70 .lt eSew.9ors week Weekly ~ ~
The man who sat three weeks In a recent religions
convention says that every speaker Invariably ussa
the phrase, at seems TO me-" In the course OF ms
| remarks.
Great Disappont msnt.-- Mamma-Im going out
| and don't want You to STIR away rom tne "'"'
little Johnny lwho has been invited to Play paig
All sSt "a M wont and ,caa ' spu, little
ue an Daniel In the hons den COIN 10 UNIV
street carf ,..,
Mamma-Eo. I'm only going across the ,,~ WY }ront
apeak with Mrs. Blank. She's there az 'h0 "'"'
window. -. a. sri,b,s
Little Johnny-Doo. hoo. hooi-Cs;reet q S"''"'
Good News.
Boston is ready for the future, as usuai' "'"'
Twentieth Century Club fully organize
As the Clock Struck l2.-Mr stnylae. res, a., " ina
Gcncvieve. have been hunting for Lodgings "' '"'
week. 49,. ...r, -
Miss aensvisve--Yon seem to have found ne"' -
last, Mr. Stayatc.-tChcago NewsRecosu'