New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A creditor seldom goes so far as to seize coffin
abou TO be carried 10 the grave But this happens1
in the open street in Berli1 few days ago. and
created considerable excitement and great indgnatca
A cabinet makers wagon had Just stopped In frvct
Of a house near the Alexander Flatz In the German
capital. with a comm for the wife Of q locomotive
engineer who had died. AS the coffin about to
be borne into the house an Official OF the court
appeared placed his seal upon the oaken box anl
ordered 1t transferred to the Berlin pawn-oice The
official had acted on behalf Of relentless creditor
The engineer pleaded in vain for the comm. The
record fails to say whether he succeeded in getting
another.
We are glad to note that Jewish lodges and societies
MICS and midsummer festivals OF some other day than
sundays From legal point OF view they could hire
thew realize that il they would retain the good
opinion OF the community they must RESPECT me
do Doin ~ to violate the quiet the day Tie Jew
loses nothing by such spirit OF knGiy lorbSsanee
press.-(Jewish Messenger.
An Ohio man has a hen that has made her nest u
q high tree, ard lays her eggs there.
The daughter Of a country rector taught the choir
boys a new tune at Monday evenings practice, TO
be sung the following snneay. sunday morning
haven't forgotten the tune, for We depend much
on yon, Nav, num- not "a bit. Why, I've been
askeein the with 1t all week.'-lLondon Globe
The annual summer number Of "The School Jour.
NAL, Of this city, is wen worthy OF attention. n
contains SO pages. The articles by Colonel
Francis Parker and B. o. Flower, Editor Of The
Arena, discuss points that have a living interest:
both aim at Improvement In methods. There is .
long article the great teachers OF the last four
centuries, with portraits Comenius, Rabelais, Base
dow Pestalozzi Frocbel and Others. This Is fol.
lowed by an article. pr0fusely illustrated, on the
condition of education at the close OF the nineteenth
century. In this the writer points out the great
features In the movement that Is going On and b
really limited to the last twenty years. .
Disc greenient-Outslde one man band wa:
awakening the echoes by strenuous and sustained
effort.
Inside there was scarcely less harmony
Ills bosom was hcaving tiimultously while the VIE
OF his bosom had thrown herself upon the Sofa IN
"whyS-shs was tesriuly rsproachfui in tOne-"da
you always disagree with met"
my love- De protested, in evident Distress
" when have 1 disagreed with your
why. this very minute asked you II you didn1
think tho lady in the next house was really better
cook than p a s aad yG that a band mad.
the evidence OF her grief NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribunes
In England there are 10000 cabs in daily use.
which carry $4,000 persons day. Paris has 5000.
carrying 10000 persons day. Ncw-iork has 1o0o.
carrying 5000 persons day, In this respect being
behind Philadelphia and Chicago.
The devil would have to go out Of business II hs
couldn't use whtewash.
II there no men 10 cook for. some women
would almost starve themselves to DEATH
The devil sees to it that scolding woman never
gets hOarSe.
When a man Is hungry he complains that hs
wife Is poor cook.
II Is hard for a woman to remember that economy
Is a virtue when she goes into millinery shop.
II grumbling could be exchanged for gold how many
OF us would soon be rich
devil chance hitch his sled to the Lords Chariot
Rams Horn.
"sowing and Reaping- is the title of strong edt
torial In "The Piedmont (AlaD Inquirer" After
recng the large nuspber Of entertainments AMI SIM
liar crimes In the South committed BY high dlynits-
res and State officials IL says they the result Of
the ballot box frauds which OF the best people
in the South cOndOne and even defend A man.
il says, "whO robs his neighbors OF their political
rights would rob them OF their property. whether hs
thinks not. man who would take and hold
his neiChbOr's Office by fraud techncality would
take and hold his neighbours horse house by sim
liar means. one who will commit crime to attain
n position OF public trust will prove unfaithfl 10
his trust II temptation come. One who will aid
and abet any political crime will aid and abet any
crime in public or In private business for equal con-
This is wholesome talk: but, unfor.
Winks.-Come along old boy, I've got two compn
mcnary tickets for dramatic performance.
Jinks-rragedy or comedy
Tragedy
az don't like tragedies. They appeal so strongly
10 ones sympathies that I always feel blue for
week.
This one won't. You'll come home jolly as