New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-14
THE TALK or TIE DAY.

pro,sssor John s. Van Cleye writes an artc'e !"
"Tbe western Christian Advocate Methonis'' 40.
vocatlng supplied boy choirs for the Me'nou''
Church.
Trick. in All Trades-"Ths man robbed ma
judge Ala =, do 40"
went at to him with the toothache and instead q
pulling the aching tooth ne P uIiead o"e WIN
gold crown it."-(Chicago Recoru.
NJ bradford Gilbert. the chief architect OF the
Atlanta Exposition says that all the puiolnss WIZ
h. conpieted In time for the opening next Weones'
day
Would He Have yielded7.'r wonder seid Io ,nr
nv uho had been reading the poem about the hrap
who refused purse Of god for his beloved ,,oi
w trade i'm bysickle indianapolis Journal
sons time ago when Archbishop plunket Of Dub
lin. eonssefated a Protestant Bishop for spain ths
Anglican Church organs CRITICISED MS h'' ~ y" "
front 10 A sister Church ijut now Count 'mpe'"'
Of italy, former Roman Catholic Is to DC 'on's'
Grated a bishop for Italy by ina GA 'anon'
with tho appreciation OF ihr Arehbsh"p "' '"""
hurry" and 10 a certain extent under inc care o.
the Bishop Of Salisbury" IL remains 10 be seen u
the Anglican organs will eritiese this ae' as an al
front 10 a sister chureh'
4 PEACE HYMN or THE REPUBLIC
There's a voice across the Nation Ike miSA"
Borne up from out the southwark as the seas before
Its breath Is In the streaming flag and in the flowing
As we go sailing on.
.r,s voice that we remember, ere It's summons
soothed as now. . .. o,svsreA
When it rang in battle-chalIenge' and we answered.
with Ir roar Of gun and hiss of sword and crash
As We went sailing on.
Our hope sank. as We saw the sun SINK iA"'
The Ship of State went cropping through the blind
rhrourh blacklist midnight lurching al! uncheerea
- Yet sailing sailing on.
As one who spake the dead awake. with hfeo'o0'
Who walked the troubled waters all unsca'hed In
We felt our Pilots presence with His hand upon
As we went sailing
o. o voice of passion lulled to peace this da~nms
O voices twain now blent one ye sing all ieai'
away. =, ~. lard as
Since foe and foe are friends. and TO- the L0fa -
lie sends us sailing on. Tn.
Flames Whltcomb Riley at Louisville O. A. H. EN-
campment
An antl-foreign p.acard recently posted in shans-
hal is thus described: II was about fourteen ."0'
SQUARE and was done up in striking colors IN '"e
centre wa, a crucfed pig marked with the Chinese
characters for Jesus; kneelins In seni-0"N
around were a number OF foreigners ana na''e'O'
both sexes worshpping. In the foreground
several pictures OF men and women 100 u''e.l'
decen, to be described. At the top Of the P.a'a-
were the characters. Squeak OF the heavenly pc
picture" but which. read aloud. have the sa".
sound as Church OF the Lord OF Heaven picture
There Is a dog owner in Philadelphia who tens 80
story concerning his canine companion tnat u e
belief OF his friends DESPITE me cooking ant
NAL OF the shepherd variety, ana Is irsny naster
OF fun The particular trait OF wncn Us =, ia stay
In fhat
in one place II is not necessary 10 tie MN W %
Is eost and give the other end the dog
to hold in his mouth The patient animal IN" wa away
than he would ny.-(Burao Commercial.
"rbe Seattle Post-Intelligencer' the other Day "
nor,sd the following incident as having taken Place
IN a Methodist Conference that met In Seatue'
When A. j. Hanson. OF Puyallup arose TO prefen'
his report he said he had some good news ~.
that great crop country. The hop crop 'he In 10
support Of the people. was failure the e'o' ~
been cursed by God
Bishop Bowman-The hops have not grown
Dr. Hanson-rhey have srown. but nave w.
cursed by the hop louise.
Bishop Bowman-0ood. -.
And from all over the room voices could be nears
giving utterance to the fervent ejaculation ihAA-
God"
Some queer advertisements appear every da q one
is Interested in such things will pay TO wA sp
them. In one OF yesterday mornings pap.hsss &c.
peared the following: "wanted-To form ,, Vie
auaintance OF a consecrated Christian yeh,'epf,s ,
who can sing and play banjo or Mandolin ,oser
what additional ADVANTAGES would accrue CHRISTIAN
genteman or TO a consecrated Christian gehte.n.,sr
by being able TO sing or play the banjo IS IRIS
Of consderable conjecture Directly fo!ioyIns s
advertisement Is another which reacs: s" Nsu.
The name OF hotel where French lady IRON from
York stopped Monday II the French asu X Al no
New-York Is the advertiser. seems stranss .~ shs
matter what her condition when she ss.tsi n the
should not have been sufficiently recovered nnord
mornne to get her bearnys .-(Philadeiph!a Rseoss