New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-01

The PHILADELPHIA Common Council has been c.
batting the question OF employing chaplain 10
open the meetings with prayer One OF the mem
bers Thomas Meehan the well-known gardener and
writer. said: Il opposed TO the resolution. De-
cause think that every member should pray ior
himself and shuttle the awful responsibility on
other man. praying at the public expense
Let take Ave minutes at the opening OF each ses-
sion and every fellow pray for himself"
The peculiar part OF 1t to us is that an associa-
political career 10 address them From mrs d.s.
s ar 4a Il an nSi
but OF getting drawing caro- v the nIey
a money making scheme without reference TO the
quality OF the lecturer who may appear under us
auspices. then IT should be abolished. 1t would not
surprise 4 the students Lecture Association OF
Ann Arbor, Mich, should advertise Boss" Croker
Dr. " X Whittemore. OF Elk River Mimi.
Gently filed the following singular affidavit OF Q
death for the OF This is 10 certify
that Sarah I.angen. supposed 10 be single. died
February s. 1855 / have no memorandum stating
just the cause OF death. and have had more TO
think about in caring for the living than thinking
about the dead. However. | quite certain that
she is dead and have certified TO that fact at least
before She patient OF mine and that
ought 10 at least give me authority TO know
whereof speak. and possibly that ought TO b
sufficient guarantee that she is dead
Mans Weak Po:nt.-Mrs. Newed-Are you SURE
you love me as much as ever?
Mr.. Newed-Perfectly. 49,
And you will never never love any one elseT'
And there isn't anything you wouldn't do for
y ssRRRseS; That is of course nothing within til.
HUM I thought You are. Just Ike all the
In speaking OF Chicago Day at the Atlanta Expo.
sition, Eugene Field OF Chicago says: IL
is hoped that some plan will be devised whereby
the professional politicians and professional Office.
holders will be prevented from participating IN the
excursion 20 Atlanta month. Those people rep.
resent only the base element OF our population: they
Selfish sensual. vulgar brood. Chicago should
send to Atlanta delegation OF citizens capable Of
representing her greatness with dignity" 1t pretty
evident from this that Eugene has no intention Of
running for Office.
The Difrerence-"They amt 30 much difference
between us feers and you fellers.' said the pugt-
stic gentleman to the military gentleman aonly
we do ali our takn' before the light and YOU begin
after the fghtin is over. see?'-(lndanapolis Jour-
nal
paragraph in this column a few days ago
showed that some OF the old steamships. sold from
time to time. employed In various ways.
What becomes OF the old American warsh.ps?" a
correspondent asks. Some OF them are present or
accounted for by recent official publication IN
Washington. 1t says that the schooner Active Is
the merchant schooner Addie. Thatcher; tho
schooner Acna is the merchant schooner Aus
schooner Floida the steam sloop Search is the
sailing merchant scoop Grace Grummond; the
schooner Falcon is the merchant schooner Froic,
the schooner Alcatraz Is the merchant schooner
Katy Mac; the steam vessel Reliance is the mer-
chant schooner Leo and the steam sloop Ou,nne-
baug is the sailing merchant schooner OF the same
Paper Of Tacks-When In doubt. tell the truth.
Clerk and shirk may rhyme. but they don't
sound well together.
learns more than he who knows II all
Try and think much about business when OUT
OF the store as you do Of your pleasures when ia
the store.
There a cigarette smoking clerk who once
became proprietor. but II was by accident.
II you spend every cent you earn, you won't
out shoe leather In going 10 the savings bank
II you must smoke while at business. do Ii under
the nose OF the boss" and not In the basement
You will the sooner learn what he thinks of YOU
Constant abuse OF those under you will strengthen
your lungs at the expense OF your manners
The boy who lies TO Ket ovs Of 4 scoldtnR muak
be good dodger-(HardwarA