New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
THE TALK or THE DAY.

New-Yorlys trade with China and Japan has not
entirely departed Tied up East River piers re-
Gently were the British steamer Hankow. the Amer
lean ships St Paul. George r. Skolfeld Indiana
and I.uzon the British ships Anca!os and Creed
NOR bariis Freeman (American). Assyra (British),
Toohrg sgey (Hawailan) and Iron Duke Germany.
eleven vessels averaging 800 tons each, all from
ports on the far side of the Pacific Ocean. AZ the
same time there were four American ships averag-
ing over 1900 each, at East River piers load
ing for San Francisco.
Great Feat.-Mr Grogan Ceiling the story o. me
argIInenl)An' mad 70 sthand there luhln az MIN,
shmoin' tn best Oi cud. an all the tonne vas
80 mad Oi was griffin me teeth behind me boick--
indianapolis Journal
The cour, Of the Emperor of Russia says one
Of the ST. Petersburg papers. consists Of one ehet
chamberlain five chief court-masters. one chief
gentleman-of- the-tab!e. one chief hunting master.
one chief marshal! one chief carver enc chiet
s;ab'emaster. thr;y-hve court masters. seventeen
stable masters. six hunting masters. one director
Of the Imperial theatres. TWO chief masters OK
ceremonies eight assistant hunting masters nins
assistan, masters Of ceremonies l73 chamber!ains.
2is assistant chamberains twentyfour court physi-
clans twenythree court priests ten ladies' in WALT
ing four ladies of the bedchamber and l@ assistant
ladies' in waiting. 1t is well that the Gar Is one
of the wealthlest men in the world, as the list 10
rather a long one TO support
as the bishop broad and liberal in his
"Oh. my yes He's abroad most Of the time. and
In Lif SWING HIS ''s"' ''S . '''''
An American who has spent considerable time
in London was charmed with the quietness ana Sc
cluson OF the Deans Yard connected with West
minister Abbey. on one side Of which are the houses
OF the canons. Although well known az business
man in this city. he says that ne would be per-
fecty content spend the remainder OF his days as
a canon Of Westminster. and is sure that II he were
one he would never go off
THE UNIVERSAL HYMN
F. school-Board Hymras-Adapted 10 Modern Eds
ucational Requirements
Arise my sou-if soul I've got
Is vocal, thank
Fer all the blessings or my lot
The Unknown Eternal Blank!
thank the-Streak II Azure Haze
That on my birth has smiled
And made me. in post-Christan days.
4 happy Schoo-Board child
was not b,rn, myrads were.
In ages dark and din.
And taught 70 pray pous prayer
Or sing a holy hymn.
was not born little slave
To formula and creed,
or taught that Heaven must light the Grave
or God-love Danish greed
was not born where priests might roam
Ard teach the childish band
To sing about our Heavenly Home.
or Of that Happy Lard!
Mere dogma muddes up the MIND
And leaves IL In mess;
RELIGION surely was designed
To make our freedom less.
Secular matters make our joys,
And facts our sole food
Do we turn out good girls ard poLs!
Good heavens What Is Good?
Through all the periods OF my life
one goodness I'll pursue: , ,...
With rare good things" this world Is rie'
/" "F 10 81 ''" -d.ondon Punch.
During the last smallpox epidemic in Winste|
Conn., services were discontinued in the churo""
This made a certain little girl in the town very u
happy and one Sunday she started service ps ne'.
self and for herself Her prayer was not long D"s
IL was TO the point "Oh, Lord" she sald, MAN.
the smallpox go away Don't let the smallpox ger
my papa, nor my mamma, nor me, nor any o' u~
Oh Lord: we've all been vaccnated. ana IL "o'A
ing u-t-i-f-u-l-l-y on all of us; amen
Every man has "a much right 10 Kill himset as NJ
has 10 live a useless life 49, ,,. 4.
The man who Is not honest in MS reIigioh /"
not TO be trusted In a horse trade. -, ,.o.
The man whose head Is in the CLOUDS VIII OH
be found standing with his foot on orother I'm:
II there troubles TO TAX ABOUT, so"'S
neope would never speak in church ,,.
feather from the doves wing sometimes guues
tho arrow that plerces her breast.-(Ram's Horn