New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
TIE T1LK OF the DlT.


TIE T1LK OF THE DlT.
The Rev samuel We'll Of Bradford. Penn whose
book THE Religion OF the Future has attracted
considerable attention. has been instrumental in or
ganizng new religious society. ~ith the following
platform: "Frst-The society shall be called The
Free Religious Association OF Bradford second
The purposes o. the association shall be the al
vocacy OF a rational religion without PRIESTHOOD
a moral code without theo,Jsr. G0t without
a dogmatic system. religion Ct liberty recos-
nizing no limits 10 thought religion o. conscience,
seeking the approval o, no other monitor. re-
ligon OF reason, submitting all things DO It's de-
cision: religion OF action. holding The chef good
10 be mans humanity 70 man q res.on az equal
ity. acknowledging in its most comprehensive sense
human brotherhood; a religion a. love. yielding
obedience to it as the great fundamental law Of
moral agency. Third-The association will be gov
erned by the will Of the majority Of It's members
Have you heard the latest Of the local Mrs Maia;
Hay has a genuine Bjtt.cell which he brought back
from his last European trip. He showed PC aiter
was among them Within The fortnight she Wa din
ing some Of the same people 1t Mas after me up
pause and everybody heard her say: on; MT. lpeshI
wasn't that charming NermictAl Nj nay showed
Us%-(Washington Post.
According to a census made by The Rutland CVt)
Herald" there are only thirteen American news
papers which have reached the century mark. The
Of these papers and the dates when they
we're founded are as follows: H56-"New- Hampshire
Gazette" Portsmouth, y II. 175s-"Newpcrt Mer-
curry" Newport, r. /. 175i-"Connecticut Courant."
Hartford, Conn. Ill" Massachusetts Spy" Boston
and Worcester. Mass. 1779-"New-Jersey Journal"
Elizabeth y. j. 17s5-"Augusta Chronicle" Augusta.
Ga Hampshire Gazette" Northampton, Mass
17eo-"Salem Gazette" Salem, Mass. 1792-"Green-
field Gazette" Greenfield. Mass. 179t-"New-Jersey
State Gazette" Trenton " ]. l7s2-'"The Guardian
New-Brunswiclt. y. J. l793-"Portsmouth Journal
Portsmouth, y. II. i79f-"Rutland Herald" Rut-
land, VT.
At the Wigan pantomme the other night two ladies'
who lived at distance having 70 catch an e4rsy
performance was finished selecting as they thought,
a quiet interlude, they were passing out OF the
stage and, repeating part OF his role. exclaimed
There they go The only two women ever loved:
The amusement of the audience and the astonish-
ment OF the young ladies' can be imaslned-tLondon
Spare Moments
A writer in The Pittsburg Dispatch" says that
no one outside Of a city railroad ticket ONCE can
have any idea of the number Of mental travellers
that there are Of the mental trips that ones friends
and neighbors constantly taking In one direction
or another by means ot time tables and free guides
The collecting Of railroad literature becomes ma
MIA with some and they study the pamphlets excur-
sion books and with detail that gives them
as complete and perfect knowledge % the places
they visit only in their minds as though they had
actually been there. They can discourse huenty
upon the hotels and principal sights OF the city,
even tell you OF the trains and the connections they
make. describe the small stations through which
| they passed in going there"
SUPPLANTED.
| Oh where's the girl OF long ago. with unaffected
Whose wealth of simple lovcliness the poets joyed
Alas-we are constructed on an economic plan
Its the age Of special uses" says the sclentinc
man.
SO now it's Trilbys foot that's called wonder OF
Or a shoulder shown by Katsha that dazzles mortal
\ tooth. a hand. a nngernaiL is all we care about
! And the dear al-round good-.ookn- ST1 - 'eA'
cor tely out.-(W ashinston star.
Whatever romance and poetry were in olden times
associated with pilgrimages 10 places repued sacred
are rapidly being destroyed by the prosac spirit %,
/ this very progressive and matter-of-fact age. mus
those who with pious intentions yist the Holy
Land are transported by rail from Jana 10 JerusS
lem, where a funicuar line conveys them 10 the
summit; OF the Mount OF Olives, while c'ih'of'A0''
hotels the American plan are 20 De Io'"" 80
bethlehem and on the site OF The Garden o. "v'n-
semane And now hydraulic elevator has JUST
been established at Marsenles TOR the purpose ~
hostlng pilgrims the muclNvisited shrine o.
Notre Dame de Ia Garde perched on the summit
of the highest rock overlooking the city and bay
and TO which sailors and travellers on starting o"'
or upon returning from sea VOYAGES ndNc AA"i' $3.50
immemorial been won't 10 ascend by the thousands
OF steep steps. usually their knees.
Look at that brownstone mansion across tne
way moodily exclaimed the man WIN the shaShy
hair. IT'S owned. likely as not. by some darnst
plutocrat that never did days work IN MS ii.e.
lie got II by Specializing In real estate or ganVtl
/ In grain. or IL came TO him nom some rieh iAthg.,
| II he didn't get IL that way h. cheated somebody
out OF II. Everybody is out FOR doodle these Jay =
anyway. There ism, any chance Tor an honest N
and II Il fellows poor he'd better be dead Ther
ought TO be II new deal all round by George, he
burdens OF society amt equally distributed! some
OF us has had than our share OF them ana
we've put up with II just about As long as were
going TO- Some OF these days yOu0 see
r the baby little while I'm tired OUT, Chicago
. Tribune.
SAYS THE Philadelphia Record: "a direct a.
scendant OF the old elm which cast It's shadows
famous session when the Penn treaty draMT
up has been planted by chief Eisenhower. OF th'
Bureau OF City Property. directly the spot which
the old tree Is supposed 10 have occupied. The old
treaty elm stood the Nandusen estate. which hai
since been formed into Penn Treaty Park, ane
shoots the tree have been carefully treasured
by the Nandusen family. This particular shoot wa;
donated by Paul A. oliver, OF divers Mills. Lu
County. who into It's possession through
marriage into the Nandusen family. The shoot 4
healthy and is expected to thrive In It's Hppropriat
situation Z