New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-20

other has a $4,000 foundation high enough to allow
meetings on the ground, with loose planks thrown
over TO keep out the rain; another, costing soc"os
Is about finished and the audience-room can %
used The other never got beyond the excavation
and a few rocks laid, after an expenditure OF
q Oo The same condition can be observed In other
cities and the rise and fall OF co!ored evangeic%
contributions would make an interesting Story.
Those Sedate Seminaries-Flrst Pupil lin the verN1
strict seminary for young lades)Are all the Lights
out and everybody retired?
Second PuDil-Yes
First P,Eil-The Waterman has been cautonedt
and all the girls are in bed?
First Pupii-The regular strict surveillance estab-
Second Pupil-Yes
First Pupil-Al right It's time to get the resi- Of
the girls and go on that lark.-(chicago Record
The historical castle of While nea- Grenobls.
! France where the "uotabes'' held, in 1885, an
assembly which was tine first practical move toward
the great revolution Of 1883, is about 10 be sold
II has belonged for a century TO the Perer family
a descendant Of which. NJ. Casimir-Perer. Is actu-
ally the French Premier. The castle is to be bought
by the Department, of Isare. With The intention Of
turning this feudal domain into an agricultural
institute for the pupils OF tie department
Erecting a Saving-Bycrs-Wha was your idea In
getting vaccinated on your rheumatic arm? .
| Selers-Economy OF pain. IL cOuldIi nnahe me
| darned arm hurt worse than IL "a an -V|"~
| cago Tribune.
| a St Louis man. that the organization OF sweepesU
was fast running down, and the business was being
done by tin and roofing shops. The Order OF Shim-
ney-Sweepers is a very old one, having peeh i'rmeo
! over two centuries ago. and nearly one -undreo
| Years ago in the United States. New-fork was
headauarters and the sweep either had credentials
from the society in London served an apprentice
shin in New York. The cry, which Is so maze mat
few can tell its meaning, s Sweep. sweep, u; L m
4 chimnev-sweep: I'm New-York sweep o. X
any one made this cry who was not a member OF me
organization he summarily dealt "ith Inc
chlmncy-sweeps at one time cleared Oh an average
from &, TO IS a day. and when they were not going
the rounds might be taken for prosperous business
men. Changes were made in the construction OF
aues which ma terally reduced their income and the
days OF the chimney are very nearly over.
What work there is i done by roofers, who hire
non professionals.
Just for Kndness.-"Your salary has been $500
heretofore Mr. Penns." said the employer.
Yes" assented the head clerk
on. That viii enable you 10 escape the income tax"
-Qndianapois Journa
The Brussels Museum ras been enriched with two
paintings by Louis David, the famous French
painter Of revolutionary f"me in 1925. He was
exiled from France. and made his residence at
Brussels. where he wei .rea;ed. As a token
= of gratitude for the Belgian hospitality Davids
grandson has bequeaihed - the Museum OF Brus-
sells the celebrated painting. "Marat Expiring in His
Bathtub." and Mars Disarmed by Venus" be-
sides portrait of Louis David. by Navez.
} Little Nelly. while, at the seash0re with her
mother. was very fond Of making calls upon some
ladies' in a neighborlng cottage and the frequency
with which she would bring home little presents
that she MKT be in the habit OF asking for these
things she Therefore gave the child strict orders
m rnrndl from G her visit laden down With pretty
odds ami ends Of various Sorts ana wnen her 4.
she had asked FOR these things, she replied with
no. mother. dear You told me l must never
ask FOR things, / just took em-(Harpera
Bazar.
The Presidential term Of NJ. Carnot will expirs
next December. 1894. That will complete twenty
wears of the "septenate" regime in FSAnce, where
! presidents remain seven years in power. Marshal
. MacAIahon resigned in 1873. twenty-one months be
fore the regular end Of his term NJ. Grey filled {
fun period Of "septenate" seven " But he re
signed his second Presidency two years before III
constitutional end. Before the establishment OF thu
= septenate NJ Theirs had also resigned his Presi
j dental functions.
The Proper Thing Hungry Hlggins-wots right
! weary Watkins-I guess tanks would hit vi
about right.-lndianapos Journal
4 splendid record for safety OF ships and cargoei
was made during 1898 by the large fleet of grair
carriers between Pacific ports and Europe. Tit
voyage Is the longest and stormiest Of all routes IL
$ the worlds commerce. yet out Of 1926 vessels which
sailed San Francisco and other Pacific ports FOL
Europe only one failed to arrive AT her destination
safely and with cargo in good order. This one sh!I
e was stranded on a South Pacific island. and lacl
Of wreckng facilities alone prevented her gettint
of and resuming her voyage. Her crew was saved
Unabridged Teacher-Hasnt your papa an en-
| cycOpcdia? .
g Little Gir-Oh, yes. and It's not only an y cyclic
peda but IL has all the other letters; too.-Stree
| X Smiths Good News
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