New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
GENERAL NOTES.
If tbe Solons of Massachusetts do not find

If the Solons of Massachusetts do not find
some way of plugging up leak in their legislation, ale,
lager porter and small beer will he poured out without
check after the first OF September Tho
OF the state examined the subject and gives writ
ten opinion 70 an anxious inquirer, that by the
h0uor w the seizure clause OF the prohbtory act Is
wholly imperative after the date named so far MS malt
liquors concerned and no Indictment can te main
tanned turing them keeping them for sale
There h however the consolation that by me time the
prohibition ceases, the worst OF the not weather Wilt
Is to be h0ped-be over.
There is new mode Of displaying the at
fractions of lady's wardrobe. Like most great nyen
tons this was the result OF accident number Of
ladies and gentlemen we're ascending Catskill Mountain
in sta coach. The trunk OF young Lady fell off the
vehicle, and it's contents scattered by the roadside
She ghted and proceeded to gather up the sundries
gentleman to whom she had just previously been in
troduced also alighed and assisted her. He was, per-
haps interested in the nature OF the contents OF tho
than in the good nature with which lts fair owner
accepted the situation. At all events, she had further
opportunity for display OF her good nature about
fortnight aerw0rd and she again exemphhed that yir
tue by accepting him. And in due time he was properly
authorized TO acquire any amount of knowledge about
the trunk its eontens and Hs owner This was the be-
watering places are rapidly acquiring the art and al
ready upset young lady trunk TO order at conve
nient turn of road with dexterty mat eYnceS prac
tCe.
There are few things in life more satisfac-
tory to their possessor than theory. And when the
theory happens 10 cover vast subject, IL s astonishing
how many will be found by the possessOr OF
the thery to support it, There man in Worthington
W. Va who has theory OF the bruad kind. In pamph
let printed at his own expense he describes Illustrates
and explains his Theory Of Creation" Among his OBJ
served facts 1t is recorded that gold watch was found
in West Virginia Is beleyed a the bottom OF a we'll in
blue mud. and among locust leaves that partly
fosszed. One side OF the watch is thcky inlad with
letters of Grccian STYLE The watch is of medium size
OF modern improvement having spring in the hilt"
This is sddueed as the first OF sono evidences of mans
existence prior to the present craton One more fact
about this watch though bad for the facts before men
toned Is good for the theory settles the question OF
yestfge OF this watch remained except the gold"
Equally remarkable condolences to develop the
smoke the aurora as air heated by the nes Of polar
yolcsaoes eathq9akes as caused by the combination OF
dants Of tire lost tribes Of Israel.
The Open Communion Scandal continues
To stimulate controversy and comment in England
and Dean Stanley, who actually invited heretics
TO the Lords Table, and the elements SOcnian
is Just now the worst abused in the three Kingdoms
1t must be admitted that those in these poemcs
are not nice in their choice of epthets
scold In style htter for Blingsgnte than Westminster
The church Times to he In an especially excited
condition In the opinion Of this journal open communion
swine, and giving that which is most holy
to the dogs" The invitation to the !socinian
and The Times expresses no little %ondeT that
the roof Of tho Abbey did not fall in. Mr. G. Vance
smith, the Unitarian who received the bread and wine
writes TO The Times that ne specially invited and il
he had been that should NOT have Thought of at
lending. hes, say the COopers, this hereto Smith,
ths uoR ana hog or Socnian asked 10 the supper
as he would have been invited 10 a dnner-party," Mr.
Charles Lindlay Wood writes in greatest Distress
TO the Archbishop OF Canterbury the recognition
Nesieyans, Baptists Independents Christians" i'm
plies OH the part OF the Church England an ostent
uous abandonment OF the last shreads dsc
pine rs well as "indference" to the Holy Trinity and
the true GOdhead but are glad To notice that His
trace, whlie ne IL sincerely sorry" for Mr. Woods
preserves his equanmity and cannot, for the
life OF him. see that any great mischief has DONE
N nj AE n-l-
excited over novel invention for propeng
Mr Solomon Jones, gentleman Of mechanical turn OF
mnd has conceived the brilliant idea of using the retrac
tile force OF india rubber purpose He patented
his invention for applying the power IL consists OF two
bands a inches In diameter 90 feet In length which
Will be wound upon drums and attached under the body
OF the car when the drum Ia let loose the drawing
power oi the rubber band will It to whir around.
ear wheels by system OF cogs Each OF the
two bands will be attached TO separate
drn and as the stretch OF the rubber will be ten feet
Io Que, ooo Iee WIN he run of the drum before 1t be-
comes necessary 10 use It's fellow drum In running OF
TINS 300 feet distance OF 75 feet two miles will
S oy 'e wheels; the other drum Is then called
no IeIuislIon ana while II is propeling tho the
hausted drum IL wound up by the same leverage
Mheh lne conductor uses TO stop and control the
me saguho inventor believes that these bands will fur
hsh power capable OF propelg the ear at a high rate
OF speed, simple system OF levers and cogs keeping
always under Tue conductors control, and he thinks the
annual pense per ear viii be reduced from 5000 10
tl,9o More than this, this great invention is 20 he
adapted 70 everything now monopolized by steam" 10
Is TO run sewing machines and work fan In one OF the
New Orleans churches The Mobile City railroads are
preparing 10 introduce IT, and the death knel OF the
mule Is sounded Az motive power ON city railroads
the invention OF the Ingenious Solomon Jones will all
Tue NeW-ofleans fancy pants It, whether 10 will take
Is Paee WIN ins pneumatic cylinder. the ammonia gas
sueet lOoOmVtlOn time. Will shvs.