New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-06

in their dripping clothes, looked so ridiculous that
they both burst laughing shook hands and re-
turned to their homes, thanking the Mayor for his
intervention.
Bishop Guem-My dear young lady have you
started in this year to do unto others as you would
Dear Young Lady-Yes. I've quit speaking to
those Grgsby grls.-I-ife.
Some people are so unrea sonaole creditor. for
instance. is bound to kick, matter whether his
debtor lets the account stand
Riehard-,what kind of girl Is Miss Zephyr. any
Thomas-Theres where she excels played whist
With her Last eyenng and 1t had not 6een for her
at ALL But she was the lie Of the table. She AL
had y S sc dea az
didnt know 1 was yours and numerous sS oths;
conyersat tic alist.(Boston Transcript
An international Congress of the Socialist students
has been held at Geneva Switzerland In the latter
part of December. 1893. The sittings pre-
sided over by Messrs. Brouckere, Kuhn. Zevaes, and
others. each belonging to different nationality.
The revolutionary organs in Europe denied tho
students the right to speak In the name OF Social
ism. which they said can never be rightly UNDER
stood by any fraction Of the Bourgeoise. The dis
cusslons IN the Geneva Congress and the resolutions
voted By the assembly were rather tame and
nearer to political radicasm than to Collectvism
or Socialism proper Anarchy severely de-
nounced by the Social Students Congress.
LYRIC OF BATTLE.
Up and at him. Mrs. Lease.
While your heart with rage Ia swelling;
Let him know rest or peace
In his governmental dwelling.
Bare your brow. the contemplating.
Order him AZ once TO cease,
Charge, oh, charge on false Iewelling
With your hatpin. Mrs. Lease,
Chicago Record
Jeanne dare according to reports from Rome. 10
not to be canonlzed The proposal TO make saint
of the brave French girl from the clergy OF
her native country, and for time IL was believed
that It would be received with favor at Rome. But
the "Advocatus dlaboii" as that member OF the
canonization commission IS called whose duty II Is
to present reasons against n proposed sanctifcaton
has presented an adverse report II declares
Roman papers say. that essential conditions for
placing Jeanne d'Arc's name In the Calendar OF
Saints lacking. THE esteem in which the Maid
Of Orleans Is held" the AdvocatuS Is reported TO
have written. rs only consequence Of the patriotic
part which she played in France and this has been
greatly overestmated by the French and the French
Catholics. II Is to be added that single miracle
accomplished by her prayers or intercession-
that other necessary conditions OF canonization
absent. The Church. In its decision as TO such
important questions. cannot allow itself TO be in
fuenced by national other reasons. but must adj
here strictly 10 the law" II Is believed that the
decision of the Advocatus will be upheld.
- Which was the greater general OF the two.
Caesar or Hannbal?' was the question put to
young Schweiier At his last examination.
lie replied as follows: IF consider who Caesar
and Hannibal were and ask ourselves which OF
them the greater must decidedly answer In
the Observation-Disclosures Bitter.