New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10

The French Catholic Peace Society has addressed
appeal to the Catholics OF the world to coop
crate with it in bringing about universal peace VI
the world.
Murphy lost HIS house by fire few months ago
about the loss, and, among other questions asked
him about the pictures which had adorned his
"shure., sor," replied Murphy. "O had SOON
wurrks Of art. Ez We whit in wuz St. Patrick wid
= aG%iy 2 3na ye whit 4" ter the
But were they burned up7'
-(Boston Budget.
According 10 THE Brockton (Iass) Times" thA
steamer Genevieye, which plies between Onset ard
Monument Beach, one day recently ran pretty wei!
into shore when nearing President Cevelands
summer-home, and TO those shore IL looked 20
If the steamer intended making a landing Mr.
Clevelands family were enjoying themselves near
the landing, and as the steamer drew near they
picked up their traps and started up over the
lawn toward the house In another moment the
leader OF the band the Genevieve waved his
baton and the band started In playing Il don't
want to play in your yard" ami the steamer
swung out from land and kept on her way
CLAIM EVERYTHING.
When you see sky OF blue
mink, that sky made for vow
When the breeze bends down the trees
you }ust think maj that's your breeze
Every blessed drop OF dew
Falls upon rose for you.
-(Atlanta Constitution.
THE Baltimore Sun" tells OF a little girl whose
mother has guarded her against witnessing acts o.
violence or cruelty and she is in ignorance OF the
methods employed in killing fowls for the table.
Several days ago, unknown 10 the careful parent,
the little girl strayed into the rear yard Of her
home. where servant was killing number OF
chickens for dinner by wringing their necks. Tho
child watched the proceedings with great interest
for several minutes. and then. In glow OF ex.
citement. ran to her mother Mamma" she cried
Just come and see the fun. Mary is winding the
chickens up"
:, Wsh, n,,h pigs1c v Hooper Al Van Epps and
where they had been fishing rusticatIng and pros.
pectlns They discovered new lake on the apex
Oh one OF the mountains and listened TO weird and
are many in that high range. This peculiar animal
resembles ,n 20 t fox more than pig and weighs from
iron gray to almost white. Its whistng propensi-
the and ng my has ~ 0i
NOT entirely companion.ess In the mountains Mr.:
that they often sy. .sy ARE her asa
enhancing nature.-Ueavenworth Times.
writer in The Church Standard" says that
guide in the Holy Land made the following his
torcai explanation to some Americans by whom he
was employed. king Saul. you know, was called
Paul after his conversion; and you can always tell
a Churchman, for he never fails to speak OF him
stupid candidate for orders in Oxford who had
been repeatedly plucked in his divinity exam" II
was at last decided to ask him easy question.
and let him go through II he answered 1t correctly
The question selected was: What was the former
name OF st. Paul the great Apostle TO the Gen.
tiles?" As the examiners hoped the young man
answered Saul" which was correct But just as
they were breathing sigh OF relief over his sue
cess. the young fellow. proud OF his achievement
and anxious show how much he knew.
turned back after he had opened the door. ana
added He was the son OF Kish."
General Sherman was not one OF the silent ger.
erals, like Grant and Won Moltke lie had the rift
writing, and he had sentiments on many subjects
which he was very ready TO communicate WHAT si,
he expressed, II seldom that there was coca.
sion to complain tina, he failed to make himself
or euphemistic language. The following letter.
written while he was General of the Army. - IN
tolsry style and sccoun, OF its subjec,-ma'er:
MY. Dear Sir: Yours OF July "a is received. ani (
make his application to the Secretary OF War for
chaplaincy In the Army. and send me his papers; !
the action OF the President. who alone always
makes these appointments =,
II never give Original letters TO the President or
Secretary Of War. because IL would be wrong Tor
@s to t., 90 So as sy might refer ss s %
committed to the one holding my letter tnins
one Of whom n the ah san 81 Paul
and most OF whom. before appointment. are ANXIOUS
they object to our frontier posts because they are
il-adapted for raising large family OF small chill
dren.
"of course. the whole system is now farce. aud
meant to be so. II Congress wanted the Army 10
have the influence OF religion, II would allow tne
commanding officer OF each post remote from civil
iIation to hire and pay for minister while en-.
nssriy SsndreS. Whereas the chsSisins are lin;
tied TO thrty-say half of whom are sick or don
like the Isolation OF Texas Arizona. etc. or course
there are vacancies now. and they are gobo!ed
up as soon the telegraph announces a death
there are resigns tions-and so greedy are ths
applicants that they will not even walt for the
funeral
III your brother wants 10 Join In this scramolet9
become a martyr, let him send me his papers and
Will see they are Med and then let him have soms
Senator or member of Congress to rush 10 tne
President the moment he learns a chaplain is >"
extrems.' Very truly yours, ,.
--(Harper's Weekly