New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-27
THE TALK or THE DAY.

THE TALK OF THE DAY.
THE Christian Register" Unitarian. Of Bostsa.
was seventy-fve years Old on April 20, and /, ceIe
brates the interesting event by printing an aunI.
versary number containing appropriate Retrospective
articles by well-known writer's The Register hss
always been a representative Of the best ethical
and religious thought OF UnitaranIsm. and thoush
old point OF years 1t is full of youthful vsor and
optimism.
There will be no hampton lectures in oxford THE
year. owing 10 a lack Of income from the endov.
ment, on account Of the agricultural depression.
"Of course" says the English host 10 his AmssL
visitor you will run down TO Stratford to drop
90 ha ThoSsh Weeping americans are seldom
seen In Stratford. the other kind numerous
ns1s hat ss a osn @ @
that keeps Its innholders happy all winter ., ne
do you suppose buys these thingsw an Eng
lishmar was heard asking his lady companion -
S the wH n. ses 81
thing at Standardization Transcript
There is in the village Of Wellesley" says To
Boston Transcript" "a rarely beautiful collection
Of butterflies and moths many thousands In num-
bsr. brought together and owned By the Denton
brothers ana representing worid-wsdr member.
ship OF the I.epidoptera family. Words are almost
lnauSQuate 10 describe tne Color e1ects IN tnS eor
lection. Native butterflies and moths, with their
resplendent beauty Australian butterflies Of rides
cent coorlng. changing with every light; Chinese
moths with pale amber wings. spotted With deep
orange: East Indian butterflies. warm with gold "
dashed with hecks Of snow: butterflies and moths
from Central and South America. cleaning with e.
quisite shades OF opal and mother-of-pear. or rich
with radiant purple-all these furnish a wonderful
feast OF color, which well repays visit to the co.,
~
lectors was a we,known geologlst of the last gen
Grafton.
Elevating Pleasures.-"These wndov-gardens
roost?"
Yes, they are; II there is any one in the Ss .,s
fats you don't like, IL Is so easy to drop q ntsS
mud water over them."-tChicago Record
visitor-I see your tracks are not depressed.
Stakeholder OF the squashve Railroad-No' ~
the stockholders are; the blamed old concern ~
Just passed a dividend
CONTENT
Purity fur away from town
An the 'lectric lights
Solemn when the sun goes down.
An peppers chirp O. nights
Mlssn' lots o. things, they say
City folks so slick
'Druther stay
At Losville. by the crick.
Mericky is talkn' fight;
Folks Is settin' up at night
Guessin' on the s game, d.ar
Finds 1t CROWN thick;
" ''' At sF Losvlle, b. the c .,Sn s,,,
Says THE Independent: 1.-THE voting on the na'u
more amendment for the admission OK women 70 -.
Methodist General Conference was completed Ias'
-. AerttrA
Advocate Of this city. kindly communicated 70 w.
the total vote is 10.l5S. The vote for admission
1853; the vote against 2,6S. This Is enS '"Aa w
required three-fourths. and the amendment. '"s.
fore. fails. Three fourths Of l0.l5s Is 7es i
actual affirmative vote is 1858. or s. less lhs Wv,
failed. therefore. by only g. We understand 'ns'
DR.. Monroe. secretary of the General Conferene%
confirms these figures"
Johnny lsmeson had arrived at his eighth birth s.
day, and thought that II would be real nice 10 VIZ
My Dear Papa: Whenever am tempted . d, =:
wrong think of you and say. Get thee benlnd w.
Satan "-(Our Girls and Boys
shes not handsome. and she's no longer young
But. then. It's lsap-year. you know. so she ms .
chancew
mot so long as men look before they leap
should think"
there Johnny"
Aunt Dorothy-And now, suppose you were
break one OF them?
John tentatvely)-Then therc'd be nne-(A"''
Ing Journal
Some of Thomas C. Platt's apologists say that
frequently acts from conscientious motives =.
putting up his political deals. This recalls the ~
story OF a man who broke irto store ana I''
the cash drawer few months afterwara ~
owner OF the store received a letter from the '"sS
enclosing a ten-doar bill. and saying; ! s''' y,
from your money drawer. Remorse gnaws ~
conscience. When remorse gnaws again wiz
you some more" tom" Platt's attacks OF "
science are Of a similarly mild character
II shall apply for a divorce. He 10 neauK
well, then, you should make your comp.saSa 81
the Society for the Protection or An'"aAs' INV
to the courta"-(IIIllustre de Poche.
While some of the clergy are trying 10 enecs
cycles by preaching against riding on them On ~.
day. others are ready to check them IN cas-
riders wish to drop into service on sunday =
At soiree musicale a lady who - IN t -. cosa.
OF singing on the key addressed %reouested to sing
the grand aria from the CD You nave Nv
how frightened am" ,.s A.. romposoe
mot 80 much as 1 am" replied inc 'vA''
with a sickly smile.-(Musicai Age.
The Dublin Review" whlch 10 about :, 20 I, a.
its sixtieth anniversary. was founosu ~
dinal Wiseman and Daniel o'c0nnsA'