New-York tribune., 1896-07-24
THE TALK or THE DAY.

THE TALK or THE DAY.
"The Christian Work" OF this city. says "Ds
| Peter Stryker informs the writer Of this that hb
grandfather the Rev. Peter Stryker. who was
minister Of the Reformed Dutch Church at Poi
Richmond Staten Island, used frequently to u
change pulpits with the Episcopal rector. the Rev.
Mr. Moore who afterward became Bishop Moofs
This was a century ago, and then the practice q
interchange was not infrequent
The lberality of the Messrs: Cramp in advef'
tising their enormous shipyards brings them re-
nature Of their business Nearly every day letters
reach the office addressed in childish hands some
Of which are decidedly amusi ing one little lel!ow
Construction of toy yacht which he wanted -. 70
sails on it that You could pull up and down" and
gave accurate dimensions as to the building OF
liar letters received recently. All Of these epstles
answered carefully though nr Of 4ssS con-
that the workmen too busy on the wafsnaps var ag
Sssd TO TasP a their patronage
to Chestnut-st toy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Record.
"Tba Austin Statesman" which has boted ths
Democratic platform and ticket, thus explains ID
course: IF TO gather money into the safe OF Afs
Statesman had animated us. 1t must Do OBVIOUS
our best policy would have been TO float win ms
tide taken by the party to which We were in@'
yidually attached but we have braved that ude
and made a vast sacrifice for what We beneveo -
least was the truth. We would die pauper sne
fill a pauper's grave rather than try to rsssaa @n
man into political or any other heresy % wn
The Statesman Is In error It must DO a~mrA
Il Is an error Of the head and not OF tho neaII
Disliked the Name-They had occupied tho @ same
| York. and Notwithstanding the decided dnelehGG hG
in their personalities slight acqua'h'ahee'AS
sp's pExseuse s me- said the with great deal s,
noticed blg picture in the newspaper you was
reading Would you mind teIin' me WIG 3.tndo,u. tisT
They want to put statue Of him in the Congress
Il shall 'h" be Surprised il they do not"
Il s'pose not; 1t Us, gees ter shows'
How much foreigners Is anagin Ter nj:
| in an run de affairs o dis Government -t"as
| ington Star.
| Tho city Of Tampa, Fla now has population o'
10000, and expects soon to be the metropohs Oh 'n'
| State
politician-They tell me the other party Is spend
Campaign Manager-Yes, sir they have tnat sE q,
vantage US. II II is an adVahsse q, s,na 400 "a
we have out circular AZ e9st thn oi manaSers
inform the voters Of our party that tne s 90 m,
| on the other side are using money ia ''''' >
pagn.-(Boston Transcript
A well-known Omaha lawyer has recently "r''..
a., follows 70 a friend in Boston: Il have )us' ma0.
| : ,, ,h,,o, the STATE with General Manderson. Of
|
49, pr-,,rgton IN a specal car. Nebraska Is iook
,no b.tter than ever saw 1t. We are almost past -
danger of a failure OF crop. the wheat ana oa.s ~
| ing already harvested, and the corn N has'''
shane My opinion is that Nebraska VIII ra'so ~.
wear the best crop she ever had The SILVER e'a'
hard to handle. and will be tough hght 70 ~
Wa will. however. beat it in this Sta-o Bryan e~
| NOT carry it,
TEMPORA MUTANTUR
| am Boston girl. and !
| Am studying 10 be slmpie'
| daily practice coquetry'
| l cultivate a dlmpie'
ride a horse when not awheeL
piay at golf. My speech Is
| Aquatic now now turf and teal;
| Nv skins like cream ana peaehes'
| NV aunt Eustacia hapless maid
sansSr ,s,s ,SaSss SIssS saf ana afraia hqa
%ity Ths WV 'WSfgsisshisd Sas in Boston Transcript
A London paper says that the puoi'sners " ~
| late q H. Spurgeons sermons nave Jus' 'e0 ~.
| order for 100000 sermons from the Spuiee ,h.
| mortal Sermon Society. Brighton. 'ormed io' ~. %
| dis,rtbution OF the sermons as loan traces.
weekly publication OF these sermons "n'e a
| continued without a break for forty-one years =
| ono of the amazing literary successes o' '
| century Over twenty-five hundred dinero"'
| mons are now IN circulation ana 'here "'o 49,.
| cient unpublished manuscripts IN haho " '"
| tho Issue weekly for some years Inc to'a' ~,
,o,dv ,ssued In England must be considefa'"
over one hundred millions and they are stl as p.y
| MAR os ever The sermons have been 'ra"s :.
into almost every known language, ana nav
,umepse sale In America and the COLONIES
The southern planters used TO go Norm ,o' N,rlh
,,,,as and adventurous young men from tnc "a
ar,i.d Southern gr.s and lcrded IL overtne. MI
Wa,nraiiv This has mixed the sections ~ j; w. ~ss
a. ,eI ..where are at In tne idtc W. .s,S OF
,,ne de-, m OF a very old In the s.r soutn ,his
!, FOR Granted that he came from the NORTH WohlS
~ re,s oftsn the case. Recently saw ~ yery
ansr the announcement or the des.n ,,,.ssf :, when
pp,d citizens Northern men" said 20 mys.s Ths
read the headlines. My guess was COZ COZ, hat one
biographical sketches OF the deceased smau New
was horn In Boston and the other IN s" =. ve re-
England town Length OF days seems ~ i.d a. In the
warded the hardy Northerners VINO e $500 -(Chi.
South in the good old times before the wa
cago Times-Herad
III you call for tea at restauran, ~ a. ne
saws a traveller. the proprietor VIII se". y, vou
rearest drug store for 4, ard express resre' '-
are H. Tea is looked upon by the native ..v
as a most unpleasa beverage, and 10 oe u ~, md
incidentally 1t Is not kept In any OF the no'e' au
when Is specially ordered the guest % ~. doss
n fer the quality is abomnable. II tastes INV
OF scnna." -.
These Degenerate Days-"I don't ,n'ar hsv All when
~ cIrc,,s these DAYS as much as tnsS me bad
/ lou and | boys, said the "'""
spot. . .,., a, q a much 80 oio.
ea'u vi ', 49,. 90 r,v davs that u was slaSss