New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

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THE TALK or THE DAY
The New Enganders OF Colorado nave ''s.
o,r,zed New-Engand Association lot '""' ~
1obr Burke and Dallas Griffin are bY ibe cen.
ably the most powerful. men on last Saturday
trail Rs, ,so as Carried e,spound bale OF cotton
from the pIatf93yN% eld to the sa' Gaidon
,,,.o,ro R,ble Society will soon begin the
me ., . building in Chicago to cost ao0ut
$4,000.
p,ovwrieht-Is her acting natural, yvby whs,
paaSysoar Enthusiastically WY wnen
she appeared the dying not IN Insured for 900
surance assa as in the audience actually fan'el-
Crown and Country Journal
r,, p.v 7 NJ. Gibson. Of Plattsburg, Mo- says
that the Lords Supper ought to be rear "ea' anu
not a sham supper Of crumbs OF ofeau @"1 ''''' -
wine.
No Living With Him Snce."StriKes NE 'as'
vandercnump Is awfully concelteui .ou
aHs is. You know how it came about!
My the s got S out as
he was dead Severa! papers PLlape' Record
"General' Charles T. Kelly. who recruited an
industrial army in the West last year soy ~ "A
ECON establish his headquarters in Chicago ana ore
soo'. ano,ber biz Industrial army which VIII
march to Washington.
love to gaze in Jennies eyes;
Her Obs are charming, 100, r.. A.,
And when she says shes nine ioT aye
l do not envy u
But best OF all the vowers five,
The one that most doth please
The second Is; Ia dote upon
lifetime full Of ease ,,,.,s pozor
Tho KNIGHTS Of Labor. of Peoria, H., rave asked
aiI her "A
con tho influence OF the saloon upon workingmen' II
tho knights generally took this stand the oraer,
,rorrd aoon gain the good VIII OF all law-sbidins
citizens.
man slightly imbued with alcohoie enthusiasm
called at the box office OF the NewlorS o "a mo-
S %mgIe II am wizard and want a Nile seat"
When Harry B. smith, the chcae o. theatre one
nvenins a man stepped forward and said: = wano
a seat Tor my dog" They gave MIN Il SIN
rical Tidings
1.-THE Washington Star" says that Carl Browne,
the erstwhile commander of General Coxey
"comn,onweal" army is living in the mountains OK
virginia. He has distributed handbills exhortins
the rnountaneers to join all army OF Industrial re-
form. A number have responded, and Browne II
drilling them daily
Before and After-"For goOdntss sake, Fannie Sh:
how long are you going to keep me waiting "hAs
Fannie Ssweetlyl-Not nearly long, dear as YOU
uso1 n
married while you fused over it-(Brookiyn Lie.
Whether or not Schlatter himself Is inspired his
example seems to be inspiring many others TO De-
como "healers" one of the latest OF these IS an
architect of indianapolis, named George W. Bunt-
ing who says he is jus, as good healer as
Schlatter, and produces as witnesses many peops
whom he ha3 cured Of diseases.
Much the Same-"Men and women are not ,, 80 fas
different" says the Cumminsville sage Nv me u
&c trile a
cation, will stay away from hgnt whepe eS b n
from a wedding which amounts, perhaps. TO muGa
the same."-(Cnclnnat Enquirer.
The town Of PEBBLES Ohio. has passed an ordi-
nance requiring a curfew bell to be rung al
p. m. every evening except Sunday. When II rings
every boy between the ages OF six ana elsh'een'
and every girl between the ages Of six and sixteen
unless accompanied by parents or guardians must
be within doors. under penalty Of arrest ana
fine of not less than 81 and costs.
Fred T. Mcdonald, druggist OF KennetS squaaiss
has just sold an old copper coin FOR -" I'D i nn
S SO v ss rase bust q 1s s al and me Words
Washington and Liberty" and on the other one
s s" vas SSk hs Fips lot
Speaking OF euphonous names" says CON-
gresham In THE Washington Post" 4 think that
one of the new members OF this House will easily
beat the record OF al Congresses. He halls from
Wisconsin. and bears the name OF Sauerhering.
Now II great stress OF accent is placed on the hFst
syllable and the h let go unsounded IT isn't 50
bad. but II cut Squate in the middle. ana po'h
syllabes vocal.zed. the result is distressing. Tho
bearer of that name isn't at ali in fault. He IS
druggist by profession, and stands high In his COM
munity."
Those who ho,d that no nlap can avoid his fate
may find support foi Their doctrine in the eX-
perience % Charles ]. Weller OF Ekhart Ind he
was employed in grinding at an emery wheel put.
regarding the position as dangerous. handed IN MS
Ss a ny e a, thu wo ssG the S Shsd s r
killed him.-(Philadeipha Ledger
The Hebrew Standard having recently as
serted that IAN honest Jew never sought con-
version" The congregationalist' replies as fol-
lows: 1T is too late in the day for any OF us to
minimize the changes of religious conviction whieh
carry men away from our position by saying thar
they are not honest The list OF Jewish Christians
from John and Paul down TO Neander and Eders-
helm and hos, of Others in our own time. is FAR
long be puffed out Of court by such breath
OF disdain."
souess sseptic.-"rm tired" remarked the
spectacular tcoffer. ot reading these stories about
the hayward son or the disowned daughter who
invariably come Dack on Thanksgiving Day or
Christmas. TO be received into the bosom OF the
Way" replied his wife how kini-hear,ed you
are, Surely you must be touched by their re-
Not as much as "a Ike to he. ia be more
impressed II they'd select some day for CON ng
back home when they aren't dead sure the family
Is going to have roast turkey for dinner. Nv ash
Inston Star.
The TusKegee Normal and Industrial Institute at
Tuskegee. Ala. of which Booker T. Washington is
principal. has just with the serious loss OF its
bf:a by fire. The barn the largest and best
but In the State. While the building was insured
:or twotairds its value all that could be secured
the loss OF many valuable cows large quantity OF
feed. tools. dairy outfit. etc, falls heavily on the
school III the midst OF the winter season. and Mr..
Washington earnestly asks for help TO replace the