New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
THE TALK OF THE DAT.

In some d,oc-.es OF the Episcopal Churca ~omeo
are eligible FOR election as vss'rymen' ana mo ~
tor Of a Church OF England paHsa mas reoenuS
annor,ed a woman as rcctor's warden. TIE "
polntment mas aroused no opposition "AA'es
What Annoyed Him.-"wha,'s the matter VI
the old man asked ne S,rnn rst.rrss 70
You must have said something thar onen'ea
him. replied the native. ..,.
on the contrary | was as courteous a. possloS
week he and his Wife would celebrate me tfte,s
Anniversary of their marriage, and natsTaiy s<aa
something about golden wedding. and
"rhat explains IT. interrupted me aatye. hos
ough; 20 know better than - talk about go:en
weddings to a Colorado silverite.' -tchcaso Post
James Payn tells story Of gentleman sAs
took his little boy thu other day az his own reqae
10 the Bristol Museum 20 see the Elg.n Marbles
When he beheii them the chlii hlrs, into tears
why. after all. he sobbed. ore can't play VIZ
them was similarly disapoin,ei.' ADDS w
Payn when q small boy. with The Aaen
Nights. which had thought we're spelled wa
X. and would have resembled The seven CnA"'
piors Of Chr;a;eniom. "
The Tramp Madam. Will YOU be KIND enough - =
lend me Ave marks? VII eohSce"''0-s'
But YOU haven't the least prospect o. Ss'a'
the money How can you pay r. back
"Oh. but indeed / viii oes il for yog on 'h'S
stalment plan. "-,Flieeende baitef
Some revolutionary suggestions m regard
domestic servants are being discussed N Aus"-'
IL is proposed To call them hous'H''i e"Vv'.I
They VIII eat IN the dining room. oiiaer wa -.
family or hy themselves. They VII ho' =. 100
| beck and call ~ the mistress. IAcfe W." "A
shifts Of employees" one 20 work rom
D. m and the other from D. m. 70 >" .,-~.
so that they may have the ai,ern IONS '"- ~.
of every alternate week. II H. believer 80" IA
expenses OF the household would rot D -,
by adopting this step. as domestic se''Ns "a =.
this new condition Of affairs would oe ''"' 49,. At
attractive that servants would be 90 s,.,,,
half the present wages. and sweauns IN az, .,,,.
would be largely diminished By rriu"'s '"'
Der Of applicants
The rnat.ainable Talk about The ni'e,, ~ VIC
atta.nabe aspirations, mu-ei 'lt .iionssonsv You
had something OF penchani for pn,,,v,sieeged g.n
weren't here. | guess. when the i0"'
first got the bicycle craze. 80, he,n there AZ
No the India-ruhber man had not 'e'"
However. ne laughed hoarseiy -,pe'r0"
4 fashionable tailor of Budapes, has pu. -.
'mlIcpnium trousers" plnielon a.. ,,,s.
on the market The young bucks % IN.
are wearing this garment with every *" ,,.r
ton and the inventor ~ the noNeIv = ',.-,,un
fortune The actual link between the ,,,oss
trousers and Huugarys thousand ye''' %, a.
independence Is the pattern. whi'" ~. ,spes
animation. turns olt to be the hsure i'''
His Opnion.-"I suppose. SAIL me ~. NE thers
man that for every disappointment u, me even
Is corresponding happiness sD, ". IN. tonnee
though one may not be able 10 ""''
ton -, a replica
I'm WE'LL suppose mebbc tnsre ~ 20 20 On
senator sorghum. though "oui'" '"
record to that effect. .,r,oeusation'
But II ought 10 be changed. rive ,.e,tnr OF he
/ lars a year isn't living wages Tor suns
United State" -tWasnington star -
The year book OF Trinity Parish In tns amy.
1896 which has just appeared. shows 'h"' "" s,s
sided work OF the parish IL being prose'u'. Tor.
great yieor The star Of clergy CONSISTS " .,,,ea
the Roy Dr Morgan DIX nine '''i'S AZ, reg.
curntes Besides old Trinity. on broa"" -, me
ular services are held In eight chapes. ,,,ous
min. church edinccs. SIX are free i"e .,,,her
-~roch,,l agencies connected WIN ny ...,.s 10
church. or the chapes. report year o. hen
the various lines OF activity inuus'ei ~, =, al
Trinity Parish long ago earned the so0a"" n..lth
classes OF people by It's wise use o. a, ths
in,rus,ed 10 T. and 1t continues 10 oe o"
forcmos, WORKING churches In the me"VP''
Harmony WIDOW have conn.,, IN me wns'
coffin Tor my husband. can 20" ~"
would be the most suitable kind c,adsmY
Undertaker-What was his ous'"''-' -
Widow--He vac a puStlis1. MADAM -
CndsrtAker-Cm-er-Why,,o ~" TimaS
voo6. By au aa&.-IWeleDSO 49,