New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
GENERAL NOTES.
Sessions

Think of the voice that Senator FOote could
raise for war when his common sentences average 100
words. and a champion period in Late Nashville sP'A
| ran 2S7 words. -,
The scribes are of little faith in Utah ne
Gently Bishop Price saw a snake In Utah L'Ao =.
feet long and the doubling newspaper, G reputation
catch it and have it measured to save D-'
| for veracityl ...t ina - ..., !,
| Logan County, Illinois, is oyerrun WIN lo
ors,s ana tha air. "a baavv with their shr
notes The ground for acre is hone, tSa sur,a and
openings thew have made IN cVIn a..a.,y ,,and -
heir eastoff shells strew the land on every ano.
Tho nrorr;ator of the Clifton House, Niagara,
10. mo-. antornrising enough TO lay gasppe over tho
No., snsnonson bridge to light his hotel with, and the
Tdip authorities botherng their brains to de-
so how thor levy tax on his imported gas
Sontb Joggins, Nova Scotia, has found fos-
eli human foot mbedded In its neghbOrhood; history re-
peats itself and may yet be consong for many dis
dped some luckess wretch in his Southern joggns mex
trioably put his foot in II.
The Washington Chronicle quotes this wall of
grief from late elegy by stephen Pearl Andrews on
his departed wife, OF the vailed obscured hidden
great female Of the EARTH who, exhausted by Her
culean labors, her life in founding the Pantarchy
and unblushingly asks ''and what's thatP
There is one person, and that woman, who
has veer faith than usual in the speedy pacifcation
of Paris Miss advertses in the Boston papers that
having for several years conducted girls school in Bal
timOre she will DO prepared TO receive pupils In Paris
earlu ia he Autumn" and that superior advantages
viii be offered to Americans wishing to educate their
would send sweet and budding girl to Paris 10 be edu-
sated 50 sr u1 s m@
for supposing that next sep,ember chaos VIII not come
Ladies' Neutrality-suspicious. in particulars
A Boston newspaper expresses great and
plying indignation at spectacle witnessed in street
car OF that cty-eleven sitting sefshly. and one
woman standing up-with baby This will not be an
uncommon sight while companies undertaking to
accommodate the public with seats DO not run cars
enough labor the impression that the capacity
of those which they do run is unlimited Most men
would gracefully yielded to the united influences Of
| woman and baby and abdicated the place; but the
eleven who would not yield it must be confessed only
upon their legal rights OF rather sat upon them
| It's the companies that make the men selfish
The dogs have been exhibited, and the babies,
the CATTLE and horses and hens and all the various
creeping things but may gladden. our ancient female
readers Of the single persuasion by the announcement
that prize exhibition of cats is announced in London to
take place next month. Grimalkns turn has come az
last There will be the Toms and the tortoise shells ana
the Tables all purring and washing themselves in won
drOus competition. We not informed whether there
will be prize matches of ratcarhng but that would GER
tany add to the interest but II there should happen 10
be AngOra cat on exhibition; with tail a yard long,
and yellow and one blue eye he We suppose VIII
| be the cynosure.
OF all causes of suicide and they are inf
mite In number what does the reader think of that
which mpelled Mr.. StrOnsky Of Chicago TO the rash
actYo He kept beer for sale, and he particularly and
most plentfully sold it Sunday the thirsty leu
tons He was ordered by the police to close that
cred day. Instead OF joining Beer Sellers AssOcl-
with his taps usual, he determined to draw or die
and died His method is not stated but he might have
drowned himself, like kind OF Clarence I'D one or his
own butts. He mi ht have swallowed beer till he burst
like an overcharced keg. He has gone, however, ny
some way-the Malty Martyr.
Rather remarkable case of cerebral affection
has occurred SOmerville, Mass lad named Dickin
son suddenly disappeared from his home. Two days
after he returned in exhausted condition He stated
that after indugng in vigorous play with other boys
and heIxYth his body heated went into the water TO
SWIM The next day he went to school, feeling ILL., ana
studied In the afternoon he went for walk and
remembers nothing until he found himself III Mar,
| bomeward, and walked all the way. His shoes and
sockings were out. He Is now in serious con
dtion from fatigue and fever. The danger OF bathing
| when heated should induce great caution. .rt
Prof. Dana sums up in The Nation the most
pressing wants of Yale College, folOws For Pro-
fessor English Language and Literature $4,000; Pro
fessor of Physics to take the place of tutor s2s0Oo
Professor of the German Language and Literature,
$4,000; Professor of Political Science, $4,000 Professor
of Eocuton 25oO Professor of History s25006 Pro-
fessOr of Latin in place Of tutor S2sOOO Professor OF
Mathematics IN place of tutor S2SOO0 two Assistant
Professors, In place of Tutor $4,000 three Temporary
Instructors Tutors SCI COO buildings for recita-
ton and lecture room, $4,000 new building for Chem
isry Physics, and Astronomy, 100000; for the new
chapel. $35 600 additional beneficiary and scholarship
funds, $4,000 total. Ss5,00.