New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-03
THB TALK or THE DAY.

According to THE Washington Star" Democratic
convention at Orlando. Fla. the other day adopted
the following resolution In regard to Senator Call:
Resolved, That approve the attitude OF our
senior United States Senator on recent occasion
when he elevated his feet above his head during the
deliberations Of the most august body OF men in the
world Having demonstrated by fifteen years OF
service that his head carries no weigh, In shaping
the affairs Of the Nation, he did well 10 try the
other extreme.
Looking up suddenly. she beheld the bearded face
OF a man, with cleaning knife between his teeth
II was no wonder for she had been carefully reared
and had never seen any one eat pie In that manner
Observation-Disclosures journal"
The Rev. Dr. Dollinger has rather poor opinion
OF Professor Drummond's attempt 70 'econc"e 70
ligon and science. Those who have diScar'ea
Dogma" he says do not want the authors argu-
ment They can do without it, for their convictions
are strong enough already. Far less can II have
living message to the churches evangelical and the
theologans that would fam be orthodox IL Il oar
wins .Orisn of Species and his Descent OF Man
done into Drmmondese. II Is Hackers History OK
Creation and Evolution OF Man rendered into the
professors melluous phrase, and sparkling with apt
metaphor and illustration. II Is Huxley not 20
trenchant and. viewed from the point OF orthodoxy
not so hard. Can 1t be that orthodoxy will look
at these lectures the spear in the hand OF ano'her
Ithuriel changing the toad (material evolution squat
at the of humanity into-we. an angel giving
orthodoxy its sancton?'
Secretary Carlisle has advised Baltimore man
who wants to bring lam OF Engsh ,su Sonpac
labor Law would n,esre thar t9ons sa sydsns
been In the game.-(Philadelphia Ledger
The smallest woman living to-day Is said to b
Mile Pauline. OF Holland OF respectable family
who is eighteen years Old weighs ten pounds anu
IL foot inches tall.
The PROFILE watched her bitterly while she a.
the double porterhouse steak with the usual s'ds
dishes ,., r,,h
terrible earnestness .,.,u,
"Sir" she exclaimed. her lips CURING reseh'u"'
He shrugged his shoulders
Making a rough estimate OF the volume OF w9 s,s
she had eaten With small allowance OF ro2 1,. III
lungs. he showed her that he must be right-'pe""'
Tribune.
There Is no accounting for tastes A dentist d'ea
In a rural town in England a few days ago. a''',
spending fifty years in pulling the moirs :.
his fellow-cItIzens. He had made II nooo' "
keep all the teeth which he had drawn In the eou's
OF his professional career. and took great pr'e "
the collection When his will was opened II was
found that he had ordered the collection OF '.ra"
TO be placed with him In his coffin FOR purla"
heirs fulfilled his command and almost """ ''', =.
were pu, into the coffin with the dead den',sr
some archaeologst OF future century shai navy :.
To open that grave he Will nave loo' ~
and some difficulty perhaps in explaining the pre-
ence of many teeth.
Fad Party-''Yes" said the Young w9m naer b.
so foolish again
"DIin't YOU ever hear Of one? Each eu 'amps or
auired to bring his or her collection OF r dozen
coins or t that sot S S1 fnns Maud who
has Just got home from the seasno..sa o,her girls
an an MAJ
| me- either."-(Cincinnau Triouhe'
The present era is remarkable for the deveiop"e"s
| among the civilized races of the world o, ~ cor.
| feelings toward the brute creation. ana -, "a
| tain tina, animals have never before e",o ~
much consideration as during the closing deea'e y.
| the nneteer/n century. II was only the o'". ~.
| that attention was drawn In these columns " ~
| courtmartaIling OF a German soldier for appn"s
| an insulting cpithet 10 a government ho''', =,
| su,t brought against a Vennese editor TOT na,".
| ubelIed a racer and to the decision OF the n' ,s
| Government that dog when once prov'neu -
| his ticket had lust the same right 10 SEQ, "
| railroad compartment as a human being anu ~"
| thor. is the Austrian town OF Baden, "ho" ~
,ust voted credi, OF $4,000 for the beneh' Oh
| matte horses The equine patients arc h,ch
| SULPHUR baths erected for their treatment u" -
| II ia hoped that wonderful cures VIII DE- e"' -
| ,,,auh.r. IN Enron. valuable racehorses are eo'
into training by means OF a course OF Turh's" oA
| I'm place Of the od-fashoned coth trea'","''
n matters advance at the present rate the Gay
no, be far distant when every wei-preu no''e .n
insist like go many other devotees OF iasno., 90,
| an annual stay at Homburg. Carisoao VI ''
the sake OF recupcrat,ng his strength
"when all the money Of this country w, arntor.
equally among It's people. said the Soc's,S wthout
severybod vii! have enough to i've M / invite
this vast audience TO divide with me now 49, wealth
come forward to this platform ana pt hs ana viii
take half and we will always feei sns .ss start
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