New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
THE TALK or THE DAY.

"Tha Mail" and THE Empire" Of Toronto. On
tario. have consolidated under the name of The
Mail and Empire"
Fashion Flats)-A number of the fine ladies in the
upper fats called on me to-day, and stayed mere
Janitor-You ought to feel proud
tell whether they came because they liked me, or
because they wanted to get warm-(New-fork
Weekly.
A few Sundays ago a clergyman in Ireland made
the following announcement: Next Sunday, in this
church, the Rev. Mr.. will renounce the errors
Of Rome for those of Professionalism
A BLIZZARD VICTIMS DREAM
Dreary seems the task assigned me,
would fain leave ave- both behind me.
Where no hopes nor cares could find me
Where the pirates teak PROV grapplss
With pure sand.
Hem the strand.
Where the silver sunlight dapples
Lake and land.
In some charmed saturnian island
wa,., l ,r would be; =, ,u,o,,v ,,.h,.,x
watch c !rem s of se oi 0n'0"y nisn'An'
Crush the perfume there awhile, and
Shake the tree.
Round the brows of naked Summer.
Noon and night,
See oft rest the rarest confer,
Winding bright
Garands that would we'll become her
Blithe delight.
See dusk eyes and warm brown faces
Peer from shadowy. lcafy spaces.
Whence there swims
Praise to God OF unknown graces
In strange hymns.
Eat cool fruits Of foreign flavor
Wine OF MID. unharmful SAVIOR.
Like a co ops when n' June winds wav.r
All its bells.
Live as live full-feeding cattle;
Purge mine
From the echoing roar and rattle
or tho years;
Then return to wholesome battle
With my peers.
Edmund Gosse in I'm Russell and Silver"
Some day" says THE Chicago Tribune" "Du
Maurier will attend Trlby conversations. par
ticipate shortly afterward In a Trby and wind
up the day with Trilby dinner. and then he will
be sorry for what he has done
Difficult Question.-He-You girls seemed to have
been discussing something very earnestly as came
sheYes. We were discussing whether 4 were
Sapr Ho @ @ SS aSSs
TAX about the exteu of the cold wave. it can't
be compared with the Trilby
MIGHT AS WELL,
Nights we'll sing song of hope as srowl about
In the light in the night. go sing.n all together;
When us windy, fly your kites; when the summers
Roast, you brown don't aroun'. but go to
KILN skeeters,
Singn' the
Makes winter sweet May;
An you might as we'll be happy
TIL the Judgment day.
Nights well whistle as you go srowl because
you're goin'
II you strike thorn or 80. maybe it's your sowin'i
Thcrns wuz fer purpose made-hard to live With
II YOU look your always find roses all about 'em!
Singin' on the way
Makes winter sweet May;
An you might well be happy
TIL the Judgment day,
-(Atlanta Constitution
The Rev. Dr. Edmund A. WATSON, who served In
the city department of The Tribune some years ago,
has begun the publ cation of religious periodical
called THE Great Falls (Mont) Churchman" While
4 is primarily intended be the organ OF the Eps-
copal Church In Great Falls. OF which DIR. WATSON
is rector. It will aim be a chronicle Of all the
Episcopal Church news In the northern part of
Montana. 1t consists OF eight pages. is newsy In
makeup and presents handsome typographical
appearance.
In the file and document at the Capitol
secreted under piles OF useless Government publica-
lions and the accumulated dust OF years, lie many
precious papers and books whose existence Is for
gotten. or at least is unknown. Not long ago one
found eight autograph letters OF Washington In the
midst OF a pile of old records, which his superior
At another time he discovered In pigeon hole the
original OF the letter Martha Washington wrote in
response to resolution declaring It to be the
sense OF Congress that the Father OF His Country
should be buried In the crypt OF the Capitol. in
which she gives her objections to that plan
washington Star.