New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
THE TALK or THE DAY.

c,,f =, re,,o,ous REVEALS in New-York, the
pcv DR. + Balloon Shaw. Of this city. says IN
"Thc Church Economist: For three successive
winters these special efforts nave peeh "i'" M"
though strong. good men were pehll" lh'i'' my
scar ely made impression upon the r'He'o"s "''
~ ,be ,oetropolls Even Mr. Moody's visits are
forpotten I'm less than a week. According TO the
ro,ur,s Of his recent manager. II cost about Svo
~ FATHER thirty-three people into our churches
over 500 apiece More was spent IN 'ha' "e'h
campaIgn than the average church OF this city
spends in a year and yet 1t hardly made passing
impression"
Her suggestion He was dreaming about the bob
tai auh he had tried to- h. ea rrsd in in i ms sleep
Then 1t was that she shook him and woke MI"
VT wouldn't do yon any good she said "Iys
taken the precaution % put the AK" wthn 'ea'"
OF, rr m 4, had hecn we'll said even before she
married that she was most resourceful woman
chicago Post
\ rhyslcian quoted by THE Boston Transcript
savs that acute insomnia rlay he promptly cured
bv the practice Of deep rea'hing Draw INTO inc
lungs as much air possible. and DO not eXha'e
il until Obliged to- and then as slowly as possible
II is somewhat Of n task when the night Is OPP
pressi,eIy warm but II persisted in IA fairly sure
n relieve that hyperaemia Of the brain which
everyday folk call wakefulness. The tricks or the
slocpcSs o induce sleep are many, nut none ID
found 10 be more Immediately ehicacious than TINS
pan OF forcing tho lungs to take the burden on
the brain and nerves.
My lord" said the prisoner 10 the Judge. Il
should Ike 20 have my case postponed. MY lawyer
Is M and una biz attend
The iudcc took two or three minutes 20 consider:
he S. nay nut ne sed hSre that yo
in the act what can your counsel have 10 say
"Thai's lust what want 10 know. my lord
said the prisoner -(TitB Bits
The hospitality shown TO the boys IN blue in
Charleston :. G.. while they were temporarily In
camp there has brought to Its Mayor and It's
people a shower Of grateful letters from fathers
and mothers wives. brothers and sisters IN the
North apd West since tho troops sailed for Porto
Rlco The boys had written home enthusiastic
accounts OF the warm welcome that had been given
20 them IN the Southern city.
she-Do you know what l would do IL were
Hc-Oh | suppose you'd hurry right down to
where they are hghting, and knock out the span
shc-No. I'd put my foot M on The porch rail;
Ing. and take a little comfort IN lfe'-'ieVeland
Leader.
Tho postmaster = South Boston. II. 8. Troadwell.
saws tina, General Weyler then young man. was
I'm his employ for Sc eral months In 1873 at salary
81 81 a week.
The Lleu,enant-Is that one OF our men over
there I'm that field?
The Orderly-It IL. sir.
"Who 10 it,"
'Fas sett the plumber"
What is ne doing in that onion pa,Ss ,.,r
Looking for leeks. sir.'-l onkers Statesman
4 japanese young man of education and social
standing recently became n waiter In San Fran
cisco club in order TO learn English and make
living When he asked the steward FOR his wages
the latter cursed him and struck him with po-
tato masher. whereupon he wrote the Following
letter 10 the club officials.
Through all this arair | was never offensive;
when went there to demand the money to which
| am entitled he unjusty enjoinod me- 20 get out;
that is an unreasonable movement and cannot fail
10 hurt = mans feelings
"What. without being satisfied with mat insult
made by blood boil and veins burst with success
slve onslaught OF ignominious swear. My return
ing was completely eXcusable for TO be Indifferent
10 such an gnobe treatment denotes that one Is
a stranger to the sense OF honor; and so he ought
10 have relisned 1t with abashed submission. And
what again. The tongue. the countenance was not
capablc enough TO wreak his savage fury and then
resorted to the final step of violence AS though
was mass OF call ,callous?) insensible to disgrace
and pain"
she-I don't believe there hat In church
to-day that | didn't see
He-Except the one that was passed for the
collection indianapolis journal
Admiral Palumbo the new Italian Minister OF
Marine has decided strike of the list of the
active fleet all the ships which during the next
naval mannuvres show speed inferior to that
laid down by the navy regulations In addition.
every effort is being made 10 promote economy
IN the construction OF battle-ships wherever such
economy can be effected without loss OF power.
For instance instead OF panelling officers cabins
ard saloons with expensive woods. simpler ma
terial will be employed. The older ironclads like
the Dandolo and the Duilio. will be examined and
rehtted wherever necessary. Besides all this. the
German firm OF Schcau has been commissioned
10 build four torpedo-boat destroyers. one OF which
will have speed OF 30 and the other OF 80 knots.
Rising Politician (whose friends have given him
n brass band serenade)-My fellow citizens. this
spontaneous tribute touches me deeply. am at
loss to find words to express my thanks. You
have laid me under obligations shall never. never
be able to repay.
Leader Of brass band lin alarm)-But dis to
pc n cash transaction. mein acknowledgements
certain Episcopal clergyman is In favor OF
compelling all clergymen of the Church to say the
morning and evening service daily because 1t would
improve the vocal utterance OF the ministers
Ibid you say the man was shot in the woods.
doctor?' No. didn't. I said he was shot in the
lumbar region."-(Yonkers Statesman.