New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-17
THE TALK or THE DAY.

that new religious paper, TO be called Inc
Church. and TO be edited by members or the Epls-
copal Church. is TO appear in Boston on March
1t is to be "a journal of American churehmanship'
and will be devoted to the interests OF the bpisco-
pal Church In the largest While The Church
man in New-York and The Church Standard IN
PHILADELPHIA have been favorte channels FOR the
EXPRESSION of the so-called high church sentiment
In the Episcopal Church. II has been more ana more
felt by many Episcopalans that the broad-churcn
movement should be given fuller and freer express
sion and the new publication is expected to meet
this need, while 1t WILL at the same time cover tns
entire field OF Church interests with all possible fu
ness and Impart.alty Among the men In New-Eng-
land from whom contributions have been promised
are the Rev. Leighton Parks, d. D.; the Rev. Henry
: Nash d. d. professor in the Episcopal Theoogi-
cal School at Cambridge; the Rev. Frederick Pai-
mer OF the Andover Theological Seminary, who mas
lust published Studies in Theologic Definition; the
Rev. c. NJ Addison, of Fitchburg; the Rev John w.
Suter of Winchester; the Rev. A. V. G. Allen ID. D.:
the Rev p H. Steenstra, d. D.; the Rev Percy
Browne the Rev. c. A. L. Richards d. d.; the
Rev A. II. Vinton, d. D.; the Rev. 4. winchester
Donald. ID. D.; the Rev. George Hodges, u d.
dean Of the Episcopal Theological School at Cam
bridge; the Rev. Charles +. Parker and others.
The editorial management OF the paper will remain
ANONYMOUS hut il is understood that the names OF
the editors may be found among the first ten names
In the foregoing list"
punching the Lunacy.-"what did that postman
Wanted me to sign petition to have Ali-Foo ,s
Day Incorporated with ST. Valentines Day-tC
cago Record
Some foreigners who appeared before Judge IN
Mays Landing y. j.. the other day to be natural
lied as American others showed the cehsest is-
noranca To the question who Is the PRESIDENT Oh
the United States?" a Russian answered The Gar
of Russia" and Atlantic City was his answer 10
sha nit nj n
States?' An Italian who has been in this country
for more than years declared that George WASH
ington was the President OF the United states ana
that he made macaroni.
Brought to s.-Housekeeper-I see you have
Applcant-Yis mum. The Teddy 90 name she
didn't want to give no reference at nrst ou'
toud her I'd get me brother Mkss swsn Very
toim she whit out wild her red hair-INs"-ioiA
Weekly.
The advertisement OF the institution or the Kew
John Floyd Steen rector OF the Ascension MeiNo-
rial Church, In West Forty-thrd-st. on reoruary
o. speaks of this church as zone OF the Few oia-
fashioned Low Church Ep.scopaan congregations
left In this city,
As to Uncle Barney.-"Mamma, 90 you '''''~
Uncle Barney will go to heayen?
II hope so. Johnny. Why ,. him az well
cause he won't II the LORD KNOWS h'i" 90 "~'
as l do."-(Chicago Tribune
On the evening OF January IA certain paper nii'i
in this city took fire from one OF the e'eo'i'o
INK wires which had become short-crcui'eu' anu ~
three upper floors were entirely destroyer oe'o'.
the Fire Department succeeded IN coh'roiihs INV
blaze As there insurance 10 De aulus'eu'
the work OF reconstruction was begun on the 'o'"-
ing of the 18th Donkey engines were placed al eacn
end OF the building. and az fast as ne" HUT ~
bers we're placed In position such Oh tue oa'e
stock as could be used again was hauieu upo" 'eii.
TO save rehandl.ng, all rubbish pe'hs remove" a.
Ia feet
is, long there is probably no other e"s !" ~
f-rvod states whore a sufficient number OF Georgia
pine timbcrs could be obtained al shor' me-, -
the resources OF the six largest iumoet 'a'uS :"
New-York were taxed TO supply ABOUT ." u 80, 800
rho more valuable machinery being upon the lower
a.. :, u,as only necessary TO reconstruct the
n,,rr oryines in which the rags are GROUND "
oaner pulp. but this was accomplished ana 'he mn
WAS practically ready to commence ihaN',s p'p
again I'm one day less than three "eeAs HUN Wv
night on which the fire occurred.
S,o poors,tea-I would not care more than i've
cents II You broke your neck; you af""Ne"
's The inebriated husband sobbed You may res'''
sueh r ianFue ekitheri' when
However. she did regret her words later w hsa
inst the railroad company for $4,000 dsIn nstS
for running oyer nm wsn ,h ,s iury awarded her
Two indianapolis Journal
A Georgia paper tells of rattle for minister
that was recently held in PARROT, Ca the loser
being compelled to take him. The METHODIST eo"
aregation having revival when haa oraee~
,ts length along until the congregation had oecome
worn out with church going and providing TOT 'ns
nreachers who came from all around TO ASSET :"
the cause. The last preacher that came was .,'
straw that broke the back OF the dromedary' 1>o
one wanted him. and a meeting OF the stewards was
held to consider how he was to be provided io''
one of them proposed to draw straws for MN.
which was not agreed to. but finally the questio"
was settled by proposition to rattle the minister
Off and this actually happened. the steward wac
made the lowest throw taking the unwe'coms
preacher and providing for his physical wants our
ing the closing hours of the long religious services
He Didn't Need Him-"You talk mighty inasS,
pendent." said the ward heller. with an ugly
scowi 'but let me tell you. boss you'll never rd dn
your little boom through my precinct unieS w
the steerin'." m ,,,sd tia
candidate. 'If need to have any steering o'"''
sir there rudders" ,cs,,..o Tribune