New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-04

.sa that m a recent occasion the Duke q Yort
was so smtten by the beauties OF poster which
he saw on boarding representing TWO DANES IN
their chairs. one crying, the other Laughing over
their bottle that he sent TO the firm whose goods Il
advertised asking that copy OF the poster might
be sent to HIM"
McMurty (wildly)-Yure anither! An Ter I've
pin: 2r@ so~s aG! So
rah? T'row me out yure pin cushion, darlint-
Judge.
The American Tract Society has more than four
hundred publications In the Spanish language and
will mako an effort to put Spanish primer and
New Testament In the hands OF every Cuban
family able and willing to read them as soon as the
var n over Its Iabors In other Spanish fields
Mexico in particular, have been diligent and pro-
tracted and not without encouraging results. which
might have been greater II 1t had followed instead
Of In many cases, preceding the schoolmas'er.
"punBrs answered an advertisement In which
somebody offered TO sell him the secre, ior pIs.
venting trousers from getting 'r'hse' f'u"' Inc
what did they tell him." r,,,,,
ITO wear knickerbockera '-tIit-bits
The Able Bourrier. of Marseies who recently
became an agnostic. has established a sort OF
doubting priests home at sevres He wishes 10
proye that priests do not always ABANDON theif
calling TO marry or live freely. The daily routine
thai NJ a. religious community The aim OF the in.
stitute Is TO bridge over the period OF discourage
ment through which the fallen priest mas 70 pass
The movement is supported by funds from the
French Reformed Protestant consstories, but the
fullest freedom OF conscience Is allowed.
"a. soms desc people kin work day after day
an W 9en I replied Meanderng Nike rs.sctiye,y.
II s'pose dey Is started n young an gets 70 %
immunes. "-(Washington star
THE English Ecclesiastical Gazette tells this
story: "The dean Of the Chapel Royal was one
dav seated in the Synod Hall. at Dublin. when
scent bottle falling from the strangers gallery
happened IA aIight upon his somewhat oaId cra-
MUM. Rising from his chair ne asked permission
TO make a personal explanation. My Lord FIJI
mate he said. I am always glad TO see strangers
at our debates and feel specially honored oy ths
presence OF women. But'-here he held up tho
scent-bottle-ret not their precious balms break
my head"
pevond Dou5t.-"wha. DO you nnd the mos. din
cult task?" asked the idle friend.
1.-THE hardest thing about my )oo. tne aH-rouhq
baye drawn nv nay in advance. "-(Cincnnat! En-
qurer.
A manufacturer Of Germany has Just sent cir.
cular to his English customers which runs this
way: 1--WE pique ourselves on making you Know
that the sale OF the - has, by US, undertaken
This preparated exclusively arranged by some
vegetables, is entTely spoIicu d"0uN S"'''N'"e
hurtfuI 10 the steam boiler blades. BY our pre-.
parated every calcarious substance Is neutraNzed
reducing IL to power. and at the same time steam
boiler blades are conserved from the usual cor
rosion not only, but the ebullltion, Is totaiy
avoided. as it appears about scme very interesting
experiments which have been made In several
establishments" In conclusion, the circular ADDS.
ITO be willing, this preparated may be decom'
posed"
From a careful reading Of all the reports II vi!
appear that the happiest moments or "Ieddy,
Roosevelt's life up date were those ne spent on
the hillside at La Quasina, when, with rine ana
cartridge belt OF a wounded private In his hand, he
led the charge on the blockhouse, cheering ara
yelling like Apache, the Spanish bullets rahinS