New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
THE TALK or the Day.

THE TALK or the DAY
Since its organization. all clergymen have been
admitted to the privileges % the Union League Clno'
OF Philadelphia. without the payment OF any Hues
But "A rule has now been adopted restricting the
privilege to such c.eryymou residing In Pnhadeiph'a
as shall be recommended by an active memoet'
"oh. won, it b, lovely she said Il can scarcely
wax FOR the l6th to come Il think 1t VII
be pretty. gooi show, sad ne; rho dI mans
NORWAY is 50 fgll OK Mnd P'%&or s caTo 'n IS
any ot those fancy breeds myself Ihe Sc9t;sn
frst Ibsen matinee and he Of the coming dog
show.-,I5oston Transcript
\ resolution has been introduced in the Salem.
Mass. Board OF Aldermen. 20 discontinue the ring
ing OF the urfew bell, Oh the ground that TINS
is meaningless custom entailing an unnecessary
expense. But The Salem Item" having tested
public opinion on the subject mas found that
majority OF the citizens in favor o. the CuE-
few bell being rung.
New-Yorll paper describes he INVENTION py
IAN churcn worker o rc!.- t,I Fms
10 children This toy consists OF number OF small
blocks; wnien whet r prS are words and en-
fences which are made TO Tell Bo.e history. 'ndno
roogy biography and the pan ~ saiyauI S iH is
kiuarrgarten and obleci-l.sson 'Nsttm Xas .s
merits but when II Is sought. 10y means o. a n ~.
wav 70 be saved, the plan seems IN danger o.
being Observation-Disclosures! Journal
rhe International Convention OF the louns ON.
ems Christian Association of ihe Jniied S'''es
and the Br.;.sh American provinces VIII be hec
in Pittsburg. Penn, April = 10 - Among moss
who will take part Will be-. aside from the MN
is:ers OF Pittsburg and Allegheny, George e. step
bins. OF Brooklyn. Or. Pauline Root. med'as MIS-
.ionary in India. and tie sat" secretaries Oh '1'
different assoc!auO
IN CHURCH.
Just in front q my pew s.'s a a maiden
WIKI It's touches OF tropical azure
And sheen o. the sun upon tina ,ha'. shines cory
by Which the vast shadows are stirred,
But pine FOR the spir, and spenGoT
That painted the wing o. the Dird-
The organ rolls down its .srea; anthem.
B@ Tor am a1n sis sS.t for +. the hes sns'Hs
The voice OF the cjlrale is gente: ,.
No sparrow sail fa o TO ,5 the b6 S5oGn'
- ''''' Mus christian Register.
Bu, why should Judge another?
Perhaps I'm much OF sinner.
When i think Q: my hshbals at breakfast
Tna sodnsh how 10 Joyous 1T.i5s h ssa,
That trout that cen now might be sporting
va '"' ''' W. Boston Commonwealth
the price Of beef in the German markets has
been from - - - cents u pound. while tAa' OF
horseinolt has been about = WIKI rising teniency
OF late. a;testiug is popularity. Formerly the
butchers paid from = 20 $50 for WORKOUT horse;
now the price is advanced t. i5 OF FJ and Is stu
booming But there is 10 telling how soon the
Government may step In, on some frivolous pre-
tence. like that which has nerd!ciei the export OF
our cattle. and shut out our supplies OF hors'he~'
also Just a; present. however. the prospects
brighten before the horse and Il ought 20 be proud
OF lis improved commercial status. IS well as IL
conquest OF an old prejudice adverse 20 its edlos
qualities In the territory Of Brunswick according
TO United States Consul Tnsle this Is complete eN'
cecdug the partial victory watch the cat has scored
In that historic prncpa.i;y showing the eaholicity
OF appetite ana freedom from prejudice OF It's in
! Labltants a. well rs the ease WIKI which dietary
revolution may he wrought when economic AMI
other conditions concur
Rabv's Masterpece-"rm sure tina, baby IS gong
TO be a great artist" said the fond mother. m
..rhat.s ne n'st where he SHOWS mis- genius eft
! him where he could get red INK on his fingers
deco led the library Wall with one Q; the ovcies
magazine posters YOU ever saw. ashlnS'on
| star.
! 4 travelling man thus describes a "horse-s~ap-
! ping day in Tennessee: "One OF the men was
! mounted on rawboned dapple gray. while the
! other nag was Of a deep yellow. and looked much
! like "A living. moving hatrack one was leading y
mule and the other an old steed that looked hke
! IA broken-down horse. Presently the man on
! the yellow horse said 10 the other: Well The
answer was. 'Well?' Talk You talk Well.
whatn you do?' swap How'll you swap Horse
and horse After dickering for some time trads
effected. and one OF them got dollar 10 boot.
We wandered about over the place and covered
! about and a half until We grew tired. and
| then returned TO the train. on the way back We
overheard two of the strangers talking. One OF
these said he was three jackknives and 50 . In
money ahead. We told that these swapping
days are held once month The meet at
this place and swap anything. from a jackknife
TO IA farm. but trading in horses is the favorita
fancy with them"
! \ colonel In the French army, who had a great
/ eye for neatness. but not much of for mu-
SIC TOOK occasion one day TO compliment his band
master on the appearance OF mis- men. Their
! uniforms are neat, said the colonel, "and their
Instruments are nicely polished and kept In order.
Dut tnere IL one Improvement that | must insist
upon. What Is It, Colonel?' You must train
your men, when they perform to lift their fingers
an at exactly the same time and at regular In
| tervais on their instruments, so-one. twol one,