New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06
THE TALK or THE DAY.

he Jewish rabbs or san Francisco III
the Que st.on whether Jewish young man may prop
cry ioin the Young Mems Cnristian Association.
Artistic Amenities-"D Aubyn is just 100 vain 70
day Tor any endurance lie got his portrait OF his
grandfathsr hung on the me rs ire vrandfather"-
indianapolis Journal
The Annual Missionary Album for 1926 issued BY
the African Methodist Episcopal Church contains
excellent portraits OF eminent men and women IN
the Church and brief sketches Of their lives. TX
compiled and published by W. r. Davis. La b. of
tie Home and Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Church. No 81 Bib:e House. IN this city
A one-Nigh, s,snd-Mr. Yokeil--Say. | hey read
Hamlet" an ne doan't die In the fust acS the way
30 Barney r' Storm cthe trage!ian)Eh. Did any Of
the rest notice that change?
Well. Ri tell you how :, was am ne manager
rich," hnf fas, night my partner was drunk, ana
| had - xii myself on 50 a. 10 a''e"' u '"' ~
shifting "-(Newiork Weekly
Philadelphia auctioneer says: You wouh
scarcely believe II. but there are men WHO VIII 90
without the necessities % nfe 10 crafty their craze
FOR collecting rare books nave in mind the case o,
a man who lives In back street away uptown
somewhere In miserable circumstances. ont VINO hAs
A really fine library % rare books. W men nave
had sales on | have known him TO come III IooA'"s
Ike tramp with the toes out OF MS ocotS' Soieu
linen and general air Of seml-respectable vasraney
AMI vet he would think nothing Of paying 3" ior
soue book that he wanted. His daughter came |"
me one day with tears In her eyes and oeSsru nv
not 10 sell her father any more books a. t"e am.
was In absolute want and needed the money -.
household purposes. looked into the case an"
found that the old mans passion Tor collecting haa
Transformed him into perfect miser. ne "ou,N
hoard his money at the expense or his FANNY
comfort and when he got enough together "o"Hu
10 of and buy rare book. IL was rea'S
pltiable case"
Mr. wiman gave two handsome public oa e.
houses 10 lor n inscribed in bod letters 'Wimans
Rsths" Some time ago as the British AssociaSSn
excursion wa he Signs An sad ne turn
inc ~ fr.sad Il told you the Americans were an
Why sS? returned the other in amSzeW Wn; q,
Don't you s ,o smell women s',-( Boston Home
Journal
Tao Worcester Gazette" says that in iS0' when
the NIller.tes predicted tina, the world was surely
coming 10 an end before the close Of the year ana
MANY worthy men and women 81 earnestly believed
in the prediction that they prepared their ascension
robes political feeling was running hish among
,5a more worldly minded one day two devout
Mllerites and a stanch old Wing politician were
passengers in stage coach In one OF the sections OF
New Hampshire not then reached by railroad. AZ
was natura. Millerites fe 10 discussing me ex-
peced approaching destruction OF the world ana
OF them turning to the politician, said so.emny
month Is passed the great Jehovah will have re-
turned to reign on ear.h forever" TIE politician
drew an old leather pocke;5o from his trousers
ard. after dehvera.c.y taking account OF the con-
terts. turned TO the M!llerite and said Win great
warmth and earnostness: IN bet you $40 that tho
New Hampshire delegation don't vote for HIM Inc
discussion ended r!sa; there.
Though; you were down at Atlantic CITY soms-
body venturcd. $1,000. .pasr
80 was" Numbered the club kicker. , nesn
laid up with the grip and Thought tne ehS NE
would do good. Doctor weAt uo"n ~
me. Go: a small taD.e whs,s the,
were only two other men. one OF 'em Was an VI
;iker and the other a Clergyman NICE S.er 49,,
company for an Invalid, wasn't 1t! po.,,Y Ii M, ~.
asking about my heath, all the time te,''ls ,sE
what to and what not 10 ea, Clersyihta hoau
up conversation and began talk ms aDou, t.r 80" ~
ties OF the Epscopa, burial service tnaertsA., ne
caslorally Clipped In with some comment aoot he
.arge death rate and the particular raVases VI ~
grip. Eut for the most ,art nc Just 80, s, "a
purring at and gioating over the ptostn,. Nv
more business stood Il for three meas, "ys!,
up to-day and came back 10 the cli. ~ a,ntsAr
crowd, that was. Here, waiter, br.ng me anoS'''
whiskey and Qunlne!" ~ philadelphia RseorS