New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

a bin just introduced In the Georgia Legislature
prohibits the employment of children under twelve
years OF age in mills. mechan meal establishments
etc. and restricts the employment of those between
twelve and fourteen years OF age to those who
read simple sentences In English. This bill fur
thermore provides for a specified number OF hours
of labor daily for the adult working people the
maximum and makes the granting OF reasonable
time for the monday meal obligatory upon
poyers.
JonesI notice that on the iI inside Of The ward
kept shut Nevertheless. it is always open.
Brown-That's all right. We keep IL open so that
people can read the notice. Boston transcript.
c. Uyemwray the managing director, and K.
Yag the brewmaster. OF the Sappora Brewing
Company, of Japan are In this country. learning
new ideas IN brewing. AT first" says Mr.. Uyem-
wrav we had hard work to get any of the
tives to drink beer, and our customers were most
ly foreigners. The natives are closely welded to
their native sake. a light wine made of rice prin-
cipally but In which there Is IA per of alcohol
enough to make the drinkers drunk. and they drink
great quantities of it. As the consumption of beer
Increases in Japan. the consumption of sake de-
creases but people a very temperate race,
and are not much given to intoxicants of any kind.
The drinkers of beer largely increasing every
year and II would not surprise me to see the CON
sumption much larger In the next few years,
for where the Japanese once become beer drinkers
they remain beer drinkers. All OF our beer. Is
the case with all beer brewcd In Japan. is bottled
and good profits made from II. We have no
saloons as saloons are known In this country and
We sell the jobber and to the consumer
Trials of IAteratureIMrs scribbler-weIl. If
Friend-Why not?
out and have good time, he's near dead he
can't go.-(New- York Weekly.
THE Boston Transcript" says that Bostons
Little Italy Is established In the very quarter
message of the belfry The old North Square
ripples with the color and music of foreign faces
and tongues: the Old North Church itself cannot
have far to go to neighbor with Franciscan chap
els and Roman Catholic cathedrals-the whole
medley OF foreign world usurping that place
where once Purtanism reigned supreme They
say that the Boston Italians very thrifty that
from being good rent payers they are becoming
notable property buyers They are a music loving
and art loving people. Go to the Museum of Fine
Arts on the free days and these same Italians
in their rags and hohnai shoes-men. women and
misunderstanding before the finest things in the
gallery and appreciating them" And that sight
reminds writer In THE Transcript of a shabby
cahnan IN Florence who always carried his
Cerusalemma Liberata In his coat pocket and
whose passion for the preservation of the
Italian tongue in Its purity. as only the siernese
now preserve 1t. signortna.
Small Dealer tgentlyl-I you have transferred
S9 Mr HIGH Htshhead with dignity1-Yes. sir have.
Dealer (more gently)-May ask, sir. what have
done to deserve this?
MI Hghhead with added dignity)-You sent in
your bln.-tNew- York Weekly.
The Rev. n. Poyntz. Anglican clergyman, OF
shrew sbury, who has just denounced Sunday af-
ternoon concerts not long preached a
IN which ne attributed the collapse of the spirit OF
his church TO the anger of the Almighty at n pro-
posal 20 erect a memorial 20 Darwin In Shrewsbury.
# think the enemy has got our range Captain
satd the officer Of the day
In he We 70
replied the captain. abscnt mindedly. Yonkers
Statesman