New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
THE TALK or THE DAY.

The Philadelphia Record" says: odd Christ
Church. on second-st above Market. which is
one OF the most interesting structures from an
historical point Of view in the country. IS 70 he
heautihed by series o. handsome memorial win
dows. which will add greatly TO ito "t'rSc,lNe
ness The first Of these a gift from the KING
and Wainwright families. has already been pre-
sented and will be followed by others from time
10 time"
Mr. stead we understand, was moved TO send
copy OF his brochure snat o9S ny ysp1v ran
somewhat thus:
Dear Mr.. Stead:
What I'm Heavens name. have TO do with your
family affairs? Yours sincerely --.
And the other:
MY Dear Sir 1
by all means-if he insists upon H. Yours faith-
fully, ,. 0...,oo;
German papers ray that additional precautions
have lately been taken 10 what remains OF the
famous ink spot the wall OF the 'Lutherstube
in the Wartburg When the reformer hurled his
inkstand at the devil he had 10 conception that he
was supplying food for the relic hunger OF thou
sands Of English and American pilgrims. II is now
no longer possible TO scratch the plaster In order
to get possession Of small portion OF dark colored
dust But FOR this protection Of the material and
visible record Of Luther's spiritual and Invisible
conflict with the Evil One there was likelihood
that the entire wall would in time have been car
table I'm the same room has effectually saved Il
from the penknves OF devout Protestant pilgrims:
otherwise the table. like his bed and his chair.
would have been FILTERED away into chips. and dis
trbuted piecemeal into all quarters Of the globe
Il had a cheerful experience the other day re-
marked a who had spent several days at one
OF W 2S fpT was 9' asRed the observer
Il was carried into depot near the springs and
deposited on a seat near old woman. who looked
at me with compacent smile and inquired Been
. .S9,, 5,5IsE"ed
YES
Water do you any goodT
" Not much
Tho patient returns home and the papers announce
that Mr. so-and-so has returned from the springs
you read the papers in few days you will
that Mr. so-and-so has died and been buried The
columbus Dispatch
To-day" OF London. vouches FOR the following
story OF General Sir Redvers Butler 1T was al the
time OF the Zulu war. Buffers Horse which had
been skirmlshing TO the front. were suddenly taken
10 the rear by their commander FOR that
were of cogent. war correspondent who
was out with the lighting lines dissatisfied
and expressed his contempt for the leader who
had thought the movement necessary. BIZ Beres-
ford lord WILLIAM. who Buffers staff at
the time overheard and took the grumbler up
sharp declaring that he would not allow his chief
10 be abused. The correspondent not TO be
put down. and repeated his aspersions. You must
take x all back fight me-, cried the pugnacousy
loyal Beresford Come on then, sturdily cried the
other and both jumped or their horses and fell
to nstlcuffs then and there alone their own people
fast disappearing the veldt and the zuus COM
ing on hand over hand II not till Butler
missed his aide-de-camp and hearing OF the minor
encounter In progress that he sent back an escort
TO bring the two combatants in. The story Is
strange and by means dlscreditable 70 either
solder or newspaper man"
THE MAN WITH THE REPUTATION
The with the hoe.
Etc, let him go,
The man with the reputation
We now mentoW
Since he engages almost everybodys
And the magazines high priced magazines at that,
print all his
stun.
However fought
-Oetroit Journal
Miss Perlne the present owner OF tho house in
Rpon. Wis. In which II Is said the name "Repub
lican" first used "a applied to the present
party by a small company assembled there. has
offered 70 sell the structure to the Wisconsin
State Historical Society The society however. Is
without sufficient funds 10 accept the OFFER. The
building was originally schoolhouse. and was
altered into a dwelling house II was AZ one time
owned By Ex-Governor Peck OF Wisconsin.
They had been sitting together for half an hour.
Il haze enjoyed our conversation so much she
exclaimed as she rose TO 1t Is 50 restfni 10
talk with Nouf'
And after she had left him he remembered that
ne hadnt been able TO get In ten words edee"ise
throughout the whole conversation (5omeryiie
Journal