New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-19
GENERAL NOTES.

curious will was admitted to probate in
Albany on Monday: 81, Bridget Reilly, IN my soma
senses, wills this house TO my husband House ana Oe
ali belonging TO- and furniture" II was written OH 'ne
back of recepted bill for groceries,
The hears are on bender at the gates OF the
Adropdacks six Of them were captured near Mayhed,
NY last week. and bear meat is cheap in the Johns
town markets large bear marched into Worthwhile at
MONDAY and deliberately seated himself on the man
street the tavern but retreated IN soOd orc "o
the villagers sprang to arms.
Moody and Sankey are to open a new taOer-
nace on TremOnst Boston, on the LIST OF January Inc
platform viii be five feet above the floor Of the audience
room the singers seats will be at the rear; chairs VIII
be screwed 10 the floor tho seating capacity VIII De
600. and "A series Of reception inquiry and chorus
rooms will extend along the side OF the Duldhs ID TAT
OF the platform These tabernaccs OF inc reNNAhsS
spring up almost as quickly as Jonahs gonrd
Growers quest law has not always been OF
good repue but crowners quest practice has been ID
the main malicious Note exception. lady residing
near Hamilton Ohio committed suicide last Friday ana
the coroner Jury drove out to the of death TO view
the remains As the party returning 10 town, Two
OF the jurors fell out OF the wagon one ded rom tne
effects Of conclusion Of the brain and the others spine
was dangerously injured. 1t is indeed that corO-
ners Jury have the opportunity to sit on Themselves
Mr.. Bell, NJ. p, told the Liberal Club at
West Hartepool fortnight ago some mournful facts
about American competition. A vast amount OF char
coamado iron, he said, had been turned out In the
United States Half dozen years ago that nation had
been Engand'S best cuStOmtrH, bu5 now II was
taking very little iron from abroad He believed that
the american rOB-masters the equals OF the Eng
Hsh in metaurgiCa science ana in some respects were
employing improved processes. He was AFRAID mat
England could regain the hold the trade which it
had once had. This is pleasant reading FOR American
iron-masters The speech was prepared moreover be-
fore the coal combination went to smash
There has been another dreadful scandal in
England over clerical ycstments. Early in October
niversary exercises OF the Beneficial Society held
in St. Georges Church, Portsea. ArchdeGcOn Wright,
who preached the annual sermon, had been requested
BY the Rev Mr. Curtis 20 wear q black gown, and had
amoment Of forgetulness he assembled the pulpit IN his
surpce, and his appearance in this costume shocked
Mr. Curtis that lee left the church. stating that he could
not remain 10 hear by who had thus broken
his word The matter referred TO AT the annual din-
in the evening when the ArchdGacOn remarked That
he should be quite ready preach in his shirtseeyes
he thought IL would do any good to his bearers
A peace meeting was held at the Franklin
Institute Philadelphia, Tuesday. letter was read
from John Bright, in which he stated that when the
boundaries Of nations and well adjusted and
when the hnderances trade created by hostile tariff
removed then the time would have come when the
intelligence and Christian feeling and the true interests
OF nations viii the motives and passions which
lead TO war" Mr.. Philip C. Garrett said that the last
peace convention had done more harm than good The
meetings had been badly conducted and nnally even
unatcs occupied the platform 20 the exclusion OF those
entitled % H. He moved that cOmmittofH De appointed
10 ascertain who the regular delegates. This was
an exceedingly uncomfortable way or opening meeting
called IN behalf Of universal peace and the delegates ad
Jorned for lunch in precarOus spirits. If the ladies and
gentlemen who organize such meetings cannot MAINTAIN
amity and goodfelOwship, they fairly expect the
nations Of the Garth TO be good childrcnf