New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
GENERAL NOTES.

II may mOllify the opponents of the educa-
ton of in colleges to know that the consequent
expansion Of intellect does require equal spread
in thelway Of personal adornment Miss Estcle Woods
of TIC graduating class of the Ohio Wesleyan College,
the daughter Of Judge, dslXercd hGr ossay ai re-
essay and the free and easy Use she made OF language
may be dged from the title, '-spherophoba."
A little hard work in the way of road
making or perhaps in cutting out the Jams IN river
it Is thought will add largely to the resources of Mch
gan surveying expedition has just returned from tie
MINER Mani-tee They report that nearly the whole
is from fix TO ten feet deep anu III ~ lnCS 10y
less than three feet OF water was found making ~ WIcn
cleared the most navigahe river in the state; VAST
quantities hay and potatoes raised already in tha
region but the want of an Quite" ny ro'd OF river ndAoS
such crops there at present OF small value
There is an undertaking on foot to enforce
the eighthOur arrangement throughout the anthracite
mining regions 1t is now considered probable that the
result Of this movement will be the termination OF the
scluyki strike II il already recognized in the rest of
the iiuug q r. gOn that millions Of dollars have Ecen u"
NV miners and operatives in the schuyll district and
similar position by adopting the regulations OF the eight
hour system. And the failure o. the movement Is kh0%i
10 have unsettled the last hope by which the Sthyik
strike sustaincd-that Of making II universal Ill LILO
mining region.
Boston has long arrogated to herself taste III
art she will now attempt it in nature. She has hal,
with a classical that usually DISCOUNTS the printer
Therein is Inhibited the first cousin OF recently departed
Giving skeleton which has taken to opposite ideas OF
iife and being q baby only eight years old already
WEIGHS 200 or 800 pounds The Boston papers, IN an0n
INC -e exhibition mention that ladies axe particularly
red 10 visit it, and nurse for few minutes We lhos
rersrl.able child living" What delicious prlNlI &c
hr nursing mothers Of Massachusetts are expected 70
tske their line since only at time can sno
the iltsiS nature.
Reports from Columbus, Lagrange, Fort
Gaines and other places in Georgia. indicate according
IN tie newspapers Of those localities, eonsder"Die
damage TO the cotton crop by want OF cultivation IA
a. nv nfayorablc climatic conditions and the IayagcS OF
insects, The opinion is frankly expressed thatn many IN
stance, n eAt have been better for the planter 70 nav
~ a. ,if me tr0p untouched, aud seduiOusly tafea o
a11 "a iyuted the other hale than 10 have hioWcu tno
1n, nlrufiug mature IN its present dWhTI'u SV,
t win but hi promise OF yield Ii j. blsgfsicu thht
a. ave called the firms wien penetrated ~ an
isect and containing the Of the bore WOIin arc NJ.
a. fi on and decay, IL might Dc preventive Oh
disaster 10 gather up the fallen forms ana Dul tnei
Mankind rarely sympathize in the disap-
Indictment OF heirs Yet sometimes they are bli'eI'
There WAS an old man for whose departure eApo',l"'
survivors had long waited, who died recently III 'ho o
Cu,ier Paris They knew that he had tohed ana ti"'
eed brayng danger and que for 50 years III E,to
,,a rts ~ The aiohe ia order 10 accumulate
mi Wbatl A man certainly dt not raNeIf, Ia aud
hsa Afrca and America viUt india, japan r ". an
ALv,sinia for nothing Well, they f0uEu ~ ~ ,,as
im1,emsc manuscript. with exnct and carcfui uia"