New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

married a y,ell-educated and refined young woman.
finds that he cannot legally live with MS wite' a.
her mother had Indian blood In her VEINS ana me
law OF North Carolina forbds he marriage o.
whites and Indians to the third genera''on'
v,b,, u. Wondered.-"You seem thoughtfuA
Henry said Mr. Meekton's better naif.
Yes. an idea just struck me
.f wa, Wondering whether. by next season ne
new woman viii be gentlemaniy enough 10 '~Ae "es
ba, of in the Observation-Disclosures star.
The end OF the world announced by the German
weather prophet DR.. Fslb, to take place in 1885, has
, ,os,noned bv the doctor owing TO unexpected
obstacles until November II. 1892 between and =
o'clock In the morning. IN this announcement Falo
agrees with Brother Philippe Ollvarus OF the Citeux
Cloister In France. According TO manuscripts
written in l544 left by the monk. the city OF Paris
Ia TO be destroyed 1896. and the end OF the world
Is to take place in 1890
mamma Little Chare-I love papa most. Char.
I thought you loved most. Charle-Can't help
1t. mamma; men have TO hold toseiher-sJewisn
Times and observer
In his class at Yale says Or. snipe. in The Bath
Nie) Independent" a student who CLIMBED
street lampposs and removed street signs for his
room ornamentaton. The Chief Of Police at New.
Haven happened by accident one day to see the
signs in his room. and after informing him that tho
fine for thus removing such articles was 70 per
sign inquired how many he had. The youth re-
piled FORTY" The chief said II he would return
them the mischief would be overlooked. on hunt
ng up the signs the student discovered that he had
but thirty-two. and that night he stole eight more
In order to return. he did next day. precisely forty
signs.
The simple fact that the henchmen OF Boss Platt
SITE n Smmfa pan ewYork from IS to $50
members is argument in favor OF the change
According to The religious census report Just
all alma
lions 6i2 S who belong to l65,l7 organizations
OF congregations These congregations have 1854
edifcts. which have sitngs for 43.564.s63 persons
| Tn. value OF all church property used exclusively
| for purposes OF worship is s579 i39 There are
III O36 regular minister's not including lay preach
ers There are FIVE bodies which have more than
! one million OF communicates. and ten more than
five hundred thousand The leading denominations
have commandments in round Numbers as follows:
Catholic $4,000; Methodist. 100000; Baptist, 81
~ ooc: Presbyterian. l.2so.ss; Lutheran. L2@0oo;
Protestant Episcopal $4,000
At certain assze. held recently IN the south Of
| up. After long and animated discussion division
was aken when ten as wsTe 0un long and
acrimonious debate followed and eventually big:
Snry tas dm TnS n"
panion formed the minority, and assuming ms
gsa ,a ass, gong 70 give S:aanSy
pIlsr me isen nm ns TEN W And they dd~d- Bits
A, pure food exhibition recently held in Louis
| vile Ky the managers attached strings to the
| snoors 10 prevent them from being carried on. A
| nervous aggressive-looking woman quietly ana
deftly placed a spoon In her pocket ana started 70
| walk off In that unassumng, unconscious manner
| which amounts to positive genius In her SEX Pres
| entity she felt a pulling at her pocket. and at once
| excitedly declared she was being robbed This at
| tracted every ones attention. and also led TO the
discovery OF the spoon. which had unfortunately got
| caught IN her pocket and was with some dmculty
| extracted The expression upon her face at tho
| momen, that spoon came to light Is easier imagined
| than described.
Jones-My wife went downtown on Wednesday
| and spent all she had except one cent.
| smith-If she does as well az that on WEDNESDAY,
what would she do on 4 ba pirI, day. v,rs..
The well-known law Arm OF Christian & Christian.
| Of Richmond Va, have just written letter TO
Tho Richmond Times In reply to public criticisms
made upon them for employing negro 40 stenog-
rapher. They say he came to them 1--WE or six years
| ago as an Office boy and that he has been pro-
motsd to hi, present position solely account OF
his merita I'VE have Of our own accord" they con-
tinue. Increased his wages as he has advanced IN
| usefulness to us: and since he now suits US IA all
respects better than any one We know Of and a.
II would be injustice to him to discharge him
for no fault OF his propose to continue to en-
poy him as long as he suits Us. II any one thinks
less OF for pursuing this We regret IT, but
their opinion Of US about this will not affect our
conduct In the slightest degree"
His Occupation--The streetcar crowded. and
az II turned corner sharply man who was stand;
Ing In the aisle made grab at q strap. but missed
II and involuntarily embraced q sharp-faced young
woman standing near him.
"Oh, bee your pardonw he said.
"6Ir!' she exclaimed. you are a boorv' 80
mo. madam rejoined the penitent offender. Z
am not. ! am newspaper man."
You are. heyr" was the contemptuous reioinder
| to know
II am the prsssman.".
De-. but she didn't cay anything mors-(chicasS