New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
THE TALK or THE Day.

II is seldom nowadays that the demand for "
borers exceeds the supply; but that Is said TO %
the case among the teachers VI the public schools
in Providence. II. l.. at present. H. ;. Taroei.
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Schools there In recent
address before the young women who are soon 10
he graduated from the lieh school urged his hear
ers 10 become teachers. Every Hgh-schooi gradu-
ate was wanted. he said. and more besides; fifty
new teachers were needed each year. ana the Scnooi
Committee according 10 the present outlook. woa"
have TO hunt for candidates instead Of waiting for
applications The younG women VINO are eauca'ea
I'm Providence are given the preference Tnose rom
outside nave TO pass special examinations. The
salaries fixed by the City Council are $3.50 for the
first year $50 for the second year and 10" io'
the third year. This rule OF remuneration IS IN
variable: previous experience elsewhere does not
count.
MANY people who talk with simplicity ana cor;
RICHNESS become at once unnatural ana sM roSnny
when they take up the pen. 30 ~ wa" as reference
bates In the reading lesson tnere "a sS ana ,hs
10 some one who had contracted w. n.,r,-sc.ss"
teacher called attention 10 the woTi .na.n; moth
ing more than to eaten cold That ma a'f ike
Johnny had to r tSr his subject an q
Mining excursion. On the whole, ~ VIZ srn,,s age
creditable performances fTr ' iS laugh when sns
came 10 this sentence: l hsheu nt'i az 80. na,, -"
Contracted cotttr five perches and one horn'p0uN
There has recently been a strange eplaemT !"
twins in the hitherto quiet town OF Ne"-nop'
penn. Within few weeks there have been hi'eea
births OF twins. except that in one case II was "V
let's
, Mystery Solyed-AIr Hungry Higgins nad nm nm
,shed Eating his 'handout" and was perusins 'ns
paper II had been wrapped IN .,,"
. Ky sset for WHAT? asked Mr. Weary Watkins
''W'y they is doctor says In thls pape' linn,
after man i has mad him 5Af kinder 6dR red an
of s,inulants all the time. the doctor says: Te.
/ had IL myself when l was little Daoy YIN
danaponS journal
THE Catholic Review" OF this city, says 'ns' 1.S
Roman Catholic Church is making convert.
England with gratifying rapidity; ana II pie'. n',
that England will yet have great mission " i-'
Al IN the diffusion OF the Catholic faith.
tributes the awakening to the prayers OF 81 JUN
OF the Cross"
seems well-meaning body. What are ?"
cdsnts? Does i he come srs OF alwa sS.I poor
Mrs Arhen he not well e9nn sSs Contrary b
Mrs BaI did not os say a Transc erin .n'
Everything is relative In this world IN 'sr
farmer who has ten acres of land Is Regarded
monopolst.
LOOK ON THIS PICTUREi
domestic duties was her thsm~
on that she lectured hard; -,,A~.
Her husband lived on canned s"'~
AS witness their back yard
AND THEN on THIS: s,..
He lectured strong 'woman's rsnu'
And so II was not odd ,
Ana iuSs'"s ~ ''' GCBoston Transcript
The largest sunday-school library in the wor'a
said 10 be that OF the Assembly fres0'
Church OF Washington.
Ot the twenty-sx Barons who signed tnr e
Charta three wrote their names ana wv Every
made their mark This Is all S Succeed in max
ing their mark-(Boston Transcript
An English religious paper recently con'a contains, A
following advertisement: Church freie.' Az,
valuable living for sale in the SUBURBS VI ~, IA.
Sal. urgent Prospect OF early possession W, D.
come 1900 Light work. The best so''e,''
tcally no poor. Beautiful modern ch"'S
First Burglar.-Any luck lately n,v,, On . sss
and when / Got It blowed open 1t was
bed.--(Puck.
sraakine OF the Coxey armies. Tine p. ~.
- Tr,hrra" saws: There is one marcn th.'
-, oou,d take most advantageousiy. ana u'S .,.h
,,arch % the unsettled Government iahdS. .n.m
orc on,v waiting for settlers to come 70 man .,ch
rroauctive There are thousands OF ae'e' ,',-,cta
! ioras IN the Duluth and 81. Cloud iaha ana
north of this city, In the Rainy LAM T,. land
on the upper waters of the Mississippi Tn, ras soy
! can he had for the settlement ana ~ SET
~ men were to turn their attention 10 su they
,smen. they would get all the encouras ar 70
needed. and all the help. TOO for ,,.,ng 10 the
the land would not. perhaps give I'D and the
- o,5 ,he,r families but IL soon "o"' al thu
~,u,h,,,ors made would sustain them ,,rred
| oauc,,op began A few thousand ,a soon
s oulu soon nU have crops planted The regions lands
h sls contain T vast tracts of rich agriculture
The Source OF Iridescent Happin nne and life
! said the Young man. tenderiy, ve ~
shall be as an said Belinda. severely, OK the
,,nt,y inform me what will be the v9uniy Ire ~