New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
TIE TALK or The DAY

According TO Canon Farrar, about 1000 cl'rgymeh
Of the Church OF England are out OF employment
Another writer declares that about an equal number
are mi,erably underpad.
M. Parting shot Mister aid the greasy man In
the doorway plaihtiVrIy. "coWu " Sfd'' N"''' :"
"'' ,hp, conld.' answered the man at The DISK.
drawing silver dollar rom ms p1'hl oImiT ,0"; ,
M tho coin and dropping 1t back again. out III not
going 10 d. f. ,.
Keep ~ r.oinga the srsasy caller osn IN , h":GIy
cn.o Tribune.
The Rev Robert +. Horton OF England who re-
Gently delivered course Of lectures al the Tale Di'
ynltv school speaks thus Of Yale: 1t Is TO mo II
bright and beautiful recollection. The cultivated
but genial social He the cordially of the professors
a genuine product Of American soil, not even SuS-
p.ctd I'm ENGLISH uuvcrsitl's-te eNub'rlnt vitality
of "a. lud rsrdiatc> tn" sens" OF mora, soundneNs
and Of true II uno,tcnaous, religious principle tho
charm Of the elm iucd and OF the historic rocks
tD. continuity with the past and the promise for the
future 81 Il country I'm which Yale l. Il typical univer
,itv made my whole visit experience aS dcllghiu
as IL was Interesting. Ny specific work brought M
into contact. no douh with the more religious SHE
Of ia, university and especially with the essential
Congcgatc nalism Which i al the core OF 1t but /
think kept my eyes open to other things. and can
not b, SAY that nothing better could happen to the
cid universities, Of Enc gland than that they, from which
Yale obviously derived its origin should deign To learn
from their spring the other side Of the ocean,
Her small Trother-I,t me look at one of your
dollars Nr. Gctcash. will youl one OF them that's
got Wins, tier New hdmrcruMH m, nav. n no
nrothrr-liuh! | heard SIS tell ma that she inlendts
to make your dollars ny when shc got YOU no" nm
they ~ they amt got no wings !-tbuhal0 courier
say, The Boston Transcript: THE ferment Of
Excitement over the contests between Harvard and
Yale has justified. In considerable measure Cen
eral Walkers notion that athletic contests have now
taken thc place. as Il formative influence upon the
character Of young men. OF the excitement OF @Sr
thirty year. ago. The interest in the Harvard Yale
baseball game something like the mtereS I'm
great battle during the war. with the important
difference that large section Of the community does
not care rap about these games while during the
war wc did not hear OF any body who even affected
!. lack OF interest In the battles
She Was Interested -"They have been holding an
election in Germany" Observed Mr.. Larimcr, rs he
looked up from his paper.
Indeed - replied his wife, with tone OF deep In.
tcr,,t. And was Emperor William reelected ~
-(rlltsburg Chronicle.
In "McChres Magazine for July Edward Everett
Hale tells this story "A few years ago in tit Of
economy famou, Ma sac husctS Historical Society
,,r,w,, up its library and other offices by some fifteen
feet built I'm the space underneath. and rented it
the city OF Boston. This all very well for the
treasurer. for those of WHO had passed sixty
wears, and had to olmb up some twenty more iron
stairs whenever wanted TO look at an old pam
phlc In the library, 1t not great benelactiJn.
When Ilolmc, went up for the first time 10 the
new quarter, Of Tia society III loft his card with
the words, -. W. HOLMES. High storycall society
We think that I'VE such very busy people,
md that our important concerns put u In great
hurry. llumDug saturday, the Listener
l,,sing up school ST.. mau who was driving Il
trt wagon d,Wn the street noticed that some strap
vas ont of order In IA" harness. lie stopped ung
rot out to fix II. in two minutes there was crowd
uf about twenty five men and boys about him. watch
ing him inrhtly he adj the strap the crowd
Was rapidly Increasing, and In another half minute
the street would have been fun OF people 10 the curb
stnncs and nll tfainc would lave been blocked II
I'M, man had not completed the liking OF the strap
and got up into tie wagon and driven on. Busy
Our business IS merely much idle fuss. We pre-
tend we have such tremendous affairs and stop In
line midst Of them by thousands read on "a bulletin
hoard I'm Newspaper Row that Mason has lust mutlei
carriers foul nv and that the bulldog IIandsom,j
nan taken refuge under the grandstand-all OF
,,hich has been sent from New-YOrk AZ great ey
nrnse by tclegraph.-(Ii oston Transcript