New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-13
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

THE TALK OF THE DAY.
The Rev. DR.. L. c. Broughton. OF Atlanta, Ga.
who recently preached In the Hanson Place Baptist
Church. Brooklyn having heard that some Of his
hearers thought his preaching too harsh has made
the following reply to the criticism II have no
doubt the new religion Is more acceptable TO many
New-Yorker and Bostonians than the old. The
suggestion that Boston has substituted sheol for the
orthodox place may furnish comfortable food for
iundels Unltarians Universalists and higher critics
but K is enough to know that the majority OF those
teaching along the line OF Bible criticism and
belief will find their way to everlasting fire. be-
lcve that Harvard University, with her Unitarian,
Universalst and inhdel propagandsm, will yet
know and realize in the day OF His wrath what the
place is. The whole of that teaching. let 1t come
from whatever source It may. is Of neither origin.
believe 1t is true that the great majority Of our in
stitutions Of learning I'm the North and West are
going to perdition at the rate of mile minute,
sweeping as they go preachers and laymen by the
thousands. The seat Of Satan to-day - in the great
institutions OF learning. The place of punishment
by burning is fixed and determined. 1t has geo
graphical location. The new doctrnaires, the new
teachers OF religion Will be there in droves."
The Old Settlers Club OF Milwaukee has some
long ago for the purpose Of appropriately marking
Win ns hS 'n Society," S Il
that body Of too much attention to Milwaukee. The
yelled a tablet which marks the place where the
RHy Of e S aa n wPs be
prominent Participation OF Charles Milwaukee,
The whole thing was so successful that when, in
ferVent speech. one member CALAMITY proposed
g!ri"Milwaukee Smith, now a Mrs Hockelberger~
the idea was adopted with wild enthusiasm. Then
Alas! the building is occupied by saloon. and
all action was promptly suspended.-Phiadelphi
Press
THE women of Wichita" says The Kansas City
Journal" have been canvassng the town for sub
scriptions in aid Of the poor They tackled L. r.
Delaney. OF the Santa Fe. In a cigar store. He had
just one nickel in his pocket. lie took this out,
walked over TO the slot machine and dropped II in.
Out rolled s. in nlckels which Delaney piled Into
the apron Of one of the women. The Lord works
in mysterious ways His wonders to perform
Apropos OF the dead whale found in the Thames
North Woolwich. A correspondent writes that
early on Wednesday the whale was moved from
pier. Though it had been dead two days young
noon and another about a O'Clock The latter was
measured on Thursday, and found to be II feet
strange family that on Wednesday the authorities
netted nearly ga for the Transvaal War Fund
Sanitary reasons compelled the removal Of the
mother at Thursday nights tide-(London Stand
ard.
'"The Boston Transcript" tells story of q man
who has class OF boys In natural history. One of
the subjects which he took up was butterflies and
moths, and he told the children good deal about
the chrysalides and cocoons. After he had got the
boys well instructed he showed OF the smallest
OF them-a very nice, attentive little boy-one of
the cocoons and asked:
What butterfly is this the cocoon OFF,
Then the little boy looked up and said slowly and
respectfully:
My papa says that all cocoons look alike to himv'
REMUNERATION
met you In the summer tide,
Harvard senior then
On every side the doors flew wide
haunt no more the Newport shore.
AT IT'S &c, c0ney,s Isle lei, seek eek g., ~
On twenty-five a week!
You saw me sweep Yales football field.
spurred by the beachers roar.
Now, unobseryed, without word,
l sweep an office floor.
My voice was great In each debate,
I'm queered now II speak
an CIementlne. can genius shine
On twenty-five week?
pass you on the avenue
you you drive with stately ia I0 air u.
To save a five cent fare.
Such flowers you bear, such gowns you wear
leave you not In pique.
Fate draws the line, you can't be mine
on twenty-five week. life
Congressman Marriott Brosus is telling a story
about one Of his fellow members OF the House whom
he refuses to name. He says. however that this
person received handsome pumpkin from one OF
his constituents. Accompanying 1t was a note
which said: Il send you the best pumpkin In my
garden. AS It's got more brains than you've got II
may be some help to you this winter. and the Lord
knows you need It,"
Ethel (rummaging In grandmas drawer)-Oh
grandma, what a curious key this Is!
Grandma-Yes, my dear That was your grand
fathers latchkey.
and you keep II In memory Of old days?'
NO, my dear; old nights. '-CTit-Bts.
Tho Mortified Training School for Young Woman
OF which ID. L. Moody is president is In the
midst of a most successful years work Over
sixty students are In attendance, several OF whom
are preparing for the foreign field. others for CITY
mission work. others for work in the rural districts
and all for some form OF service in connection with
the church. Mr. Moody Is greatly encouraged not
only by the number and class OF students but bv
tho record OF those who go out from IT, II IL His
purpose to train class OF workers who can reach
the non-churchgoers In the city sums and the
scarcely less needy multtudes in out OF the way
country neghborhoods In which every State In tho
Union aDounds, and which tho perpexity OF tho
missionary societies.
Real Friendship. "Jacquellne and / always do
our Christmas shopping together"
than DO on her. and feel the Same way."-lIndian-
Apolis NewA