New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15
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The Students Movement is now organized IN
more than 40 colleges II started in Phla-
delpha five wears ago. and its purpose Is denned
az follows "ro organize the students in the uni
versities and every great professional school. "
that each college shall have suitable rooms Tor
social and religious advantage. that young men
coming as strangers To the city can be INTRODUCED
into good homes to attendance upon church. and
10 be surrounded by hea.thfu.. social and religious
Influences. and that the social and spiritual side
OF the students life should be looked after as care
,uy the intellectual"
Among the observations made among foreign hos
pitfalls By pr Z. o. Shakespeare. who acted |.
who has recently returned from European trip
impressed him so forcby and lavorably as
the results OF the new medicine "diphtherine"
I'm the Paris and Berlin hospitals. This curious
medicine. made from The blood OF an ANNA arr,
diminished the mortality in these institutions one
half. II is administered by hypodermic injections
and mas never been known. under proper condI
lions. 10 DO harm. even TO "A we'll person. Dr.
Shakespeare is enthusiastic on the subject OF 10
Producing the new cure into the city hospitals
and SAYS that that the Polytechnic in New-lorx
has already secured quantity OF the MEDICINE
for its own experiments and investigations. -(Phs-
dephia Record.
THE Youths Companion tells OF very con-
fusing epitaph in a churchyard Londonderry
Ireland. 1t is follows Here lies the remains
OF Thomas Nichols who died in philadelphia
March 1883. Had he lived he would have been
buried here"
An epitaph in Suffolk, England churchyard 10
as follows
Here lies the body OF
Benjamin Brinkley.
Who. though lusty and
Strong.
That by misfortune; Shot
Himself With's Gun
In the 23d year OF his Age.
He departed this Life
To the grief OF his parents.
Spectators and Wife
Or Holmes frequently ended sentences and chap
,ers with propositions and other insignificant words
chapter s OF Elsie Venner' ends with the words
attend to- and Chapter u ends with the words
die Of
stopped before the incandescent street light. but
II be hanged If | see how ii is they make tn'
hairpin burn in the he."-tYale Record.
The assassination OF President Carnot has MADE
the fortune OF the hardware dealer in Cette whe's
Caserio bought the knife with which he COMMITTEES
his crime. The mans name is Guillaume. since
the origin OF the knife became known, no day M
passed without Guillaumes receiving orders ro' Wv
''Carno, poignard" These orders come no, o"~
from France but also from foreign countries
such numbers that the dealer cannot MI '"e~
one house in Brussels alone ordered 300
Little Girl-Mrs. Brown. ma wants to sno. q
she could borrow "A dozen OF eggs she ""'
Neighbor-So you've got a hen setting. have yo''
| didn't know you kept hens . 49,, Nrx
Little Girl--No ma am, we don l. pu e,,s 70
smiths going to lend us hen that 80 go sS
set. and thought II you'd lend us Soni. e
we'd find nest ourselves. dorchester Ihio"'
Ping-Yang in Northern Corea, the place "ne'.
the great battle OF September IS was fought,
the first literary centre" In the peninsular NUS
dom Its chief author was an ancestor OF 'o"
cius named Kishi. who. gathering up his "rH
materials and leaving China in li2e H. [" GU"
grated eastward into Corean regions. Ills na"' a.
greatly yenerated, and many tablets still eA'S' -
his honor In the northern parts OF Corea
ono day the children were having an obiec..,,.ssnn
son on the bue heron. The teacher called ~ tal
lion 10 its small tail, saving. The bird mas .hosn
IN sneak Of" The next day she asked the 'II,tls
10 write n description OF the bird ana heron
German girl wound up by saying: Inc p'ue ehnut"
has a tail. but II must not be talked ""'
-(Babyhood
Women are certainly driving men rom 'rs
fields In the town OF Fieberbrunn. near 1t.
bruck Tyrol. a few weeks ago. there was ~.
ling match for women. six representative ~.
tairer sex showed their strength and as'," .,,v
fore 400 spectators. who cheered the victo's w. A.
IL was a disgusting exhibition. vis'o'' IAN
scribing the struggles. says that the anah
quickly lost their temper. and pulled OUT "'
OF each others hair
The Deacon (at revival meeting)-M'
Party Who Has Wandered in dndisns s uEs thi6'
why don't you drop business N ~. Pr have aeyF
I'm . life insurance agent MYSELF oys 6iac11ob
yet talked shop u . ehuseh.-Q1ttss~S