New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
THE TALK OF TIE DAY.


but IDEAL "That,' he said. "is the Christ Of
Whittier as well; it Is the Christ that Phillips Brooh
always preached. Just before his death asked one
of the best known Of our Unitarian clereymen WHAT
he meant by Christ whom he was always preaching
ue said by Christ he meant the divine ideal Of hui
monity l received the same answer from Dr. liebes
Newton. was reporting these cases to an Episcopal
minister here and he said OF course they meant the
,deoI and not the historic Jesus. asked him thens
why don't you say 80?
Father william p. Treacy, WHO has made such
sturdy fight for his church at swsdesboro y. D., ns
won the sympathy and admiration OF many wht
svnn believe him wrong, and his hfe's history show,
that he Is a hero. Three times he mas risked lai
H. far others His first heroic act was to rescue
a coorcd boy from deat, In the chesapeakc Bay
during terrible Storm when ey%a n@ 1 r' eo n:
Bronx. near Fordham College,; and saved the life d
James Murphy. When the village 9a nesaT rrosc
rocied the work OF The rescuers from the roofs Of
the burning buildings and LEFT hnen oy n,,r f fS
man, woman ana chllu n'u o''' "'N"N 49,
philadelphia Record.
A,pust o has been named rs the day fpr grand
Gathering Of virginians at the Worlds foir IN
that day the 274th anniversary OF the assembling az
jamestown Of the first representative legislative booy
Of Americans will occur.
"why don't you sit down mans. mazda
,i,,inn an Won said darned few. told teacher that
in arithmetic class today, am mats WHY e'h'
sit down.'-(Life.
Mrs John sherwood, OF this city, having paid SONS
plea,ant and deserved compliments To 'hicaeo s"o"v
and the World Fair. the Chicago papers hhhii'S'
desire to make her the Ward Mc\lster oil mat c"s'
no TINE FOR wRANGLING.
Though the winds are cool in Georgia an the bieSa
IT,. 10" hot to fight with Turkey, to quarrel with
An rs not time fer Gghtin. or fer wrt'in' sulky
vho, 1Se sweet birds are dellghtin' with the music o
their thrCats
Oh. IT amt time fer wrnng'n' on TIE ia"u Ut "n
When the sunshine is a tangin' round the souls .
when III, world is Jest the brightest that i'''er
An ,S ,ll n are the whest an jest laughn' at
the law
r.. = ,,no fer feolln' merry an fer dreamin in the
With a bright sun in the daytime an lot o stars AZ
rl :" bright hereafter if ~ hall sweet ai hisi
- ATLANTA Consutulloh
Appreciation sometimes comes to the eo'S. is u.
sits on the watchower OF the great hurry DurN' au'
Keeps hi, hand on the throttle Of progress. lh'
metaphor may seem little mixed; but IL l. e"
pressve Here for instance Is The atlanta 'o'
,titution- speaking thus Of a contemporary
TIA, editorials Of .Thn Greensboro Herald Jonrnar
rank with TIE best and brightest In IN" state. "neo
Ed Young takes up faber the spar"s ny
This Is good deal finer than anything 1t even
o,d obout Iloke smith before IL quit editing "IN
Atlanta Journal to the Interior OF the country
The Place OF Dansrs How did tni oun napp p 1
cheek and applied soothing poultce to the DAMAGE
''': cot hit with a. stone" replied the patient
"WyDmy WIFE wa the reluctant answer.
II1m~it', The first time l ever knew woman to
hit anything she aimed at mnitered the surgeon.
,,o,nn% IN" sufferer. was behind her.'-tChieaso
Tribune.
Th. Behrlns sea umpres sitting In Paris are
pretty big NEIL and their decision will BE- OF vas'
Importance to tie world But Just at present 10
the average young American citizen Of male gender.
the decisions Of the baseball! umplres, often calico
"cmpirc,' are much more interesting
truth
There, hand on the ruddcr that Will not hnch'
As lie guide, the worlds. like boats in storm.
Through the rocking seas Of ; Ia.,',. ., last
And whether they male the harbor Ut Eis'
beyond The shoals and the swell
Or sail forever shOrclcsS sea
And learn these thing, the heart OF the WOOD.
From the solemn sole IN soG I, Of h n~ lea Gaze
Told all these things TO me.
And the soul Of man 4, sunward bird
With wings that made for flight.
To A pirSS oi through lHR hs Depths Of nsS,
And / read these things In that Bibk Of Cox
Whose leaves are the Spreading sky, On.
with the eye behind the eye.
Fer truth Is not closed In the lids OF book
For its chainess soul is free:
And never q bird in a wircbound eas'
Told all these things TO me.
For truth surgcs into the open heart
And Streams from the breath OF the steamng earA
And drops from the bending sky;
IT'S shut in Il book I'm II church. or school
Nor Crampcd in the chains or q creed,
For all men IL their need!
Eut the fish that swlms in goldfish vase
Knows not Of the salted sea-
And never a bird In wire-bOund cage
Told all these things TO me.
IT'S the Voice that comes from the gilded peaks
From the hills that shoulder the sky,
Through the topless heights of q mans own dreams
This Voice goes wandering by:
And who the earth with an open heart
With an ear attun'd 10 hear
VIII catch some broken chord OF the SOUND
Whenever the Voice comes near.
But not past the prison OF custom or creed
And never bird in a wire bound cage
Told all these things to me.
--lsam Walter Foss In Yankee Blade.
The man who thought OF getting up Il Democratic
Office Seekers Song Book To be sold in Washington.
has given up the project, because he found that the
office seekers don't feel like singing just
A recent advertisement In u country paper reads
thus: For sale bnll-terrier dog two years Old.
WIN ent anything very fond OF children. Apply at this
office. -(Iid Bits.
"Th" maple sugar crop CT Vermont says Colonel
II. b. Snaey Of that State. "s going TO bc very
short this season. | know that this Is sud fact
to communicate 10 an "xpect,nt public. but II Is
nevertheless unfortunately true. They need cold
frosty nights and warm days to make the sap Flow.
but unhappnly all conditicns have been against
good crop. I am also inf rmcd that the pear crop
of Georgia will be short, while II the peach crop
Of Delaware also peters the country large will
indeed he IN q. deploralc condition"
Helm astOnisicd that she should hive Tilted
Fairman and taken Up with Kreesus, She nj.
ways maintained That Fairman was an ideal man.
Shelves, but she fully aware that hone hut
real man could furnish her with on establsh.
ment.-lBOstOn Transcript.