New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
GENERAL NOIES.

The keel of the British privatecr Dart, when
- oortpred nv the revenue cutter Vgilant during the
ySr of 1872, ia above ground IN Newport
The Chicago press lends its columns and head
lines 10 the revival movement The audiences are qte
large as those that have gathered in the East 10 Steh
% the eyangests. Mr.. Moody's dScourses have oeen
opode,ed and freshcned When Ii" was IN the East lie
related incidents OF the movement hc htu III
Great Britain In Chicago he draws upon ms ehloencS
I'm New York Brooklyn ana Philau'pld' nc eII; NJ u
last sunday that those WhO opposed rcNNM Oh reiEoh
were always ready for revival OF pus'hess VI Po'
Chicago appreciated that REMARK .
Manlncss ia not one of the elective studles
at Brown University but it 10 come In the course
opatinc before senior year Three years ago Inman T.
Page a colorcd student entered the Freshman OIaSs
after spending year at Virginia coiese, DuIiiS ia S
scholarship His classmates nay Low Nv VIZ s rIacE an
tbng They have forgotten that lis iace WIS 1!oA % sv
nTze of class politics, and popular man usually WINS
n The case is respectfully referred 10 some Vi 'uo O"H
gentlemen in thc College OF Ncw-JtrSey'
When the Centennial Exhibition was opened
good souls were exercised because the concessions
made by the authorities to the restaurant keepers u'u
NOT nrolbi. tie sale OF wines and malt liquors Ihoy
feared that ssipauon and drunkenness would run Ilot
in Fairmouut Park. Their apprehcn>ons have proI.S1 .
-trry grounalrss. visitor VINO h Deeli Nltii N @ .c
,t,s try.tyO times reports That he has met Ohy TWO
men who were under the influence or iqHor f0ItI-utls
will carry back Europe the impression ht' tuC ,uV
co.,G of Connecticut has bcon proclaimed ar and wide
and that this has come at last to be Lana ol s'cay
habits. ,
A Southern Barkis is willin'-willn' to do
ANYTHING except advertise in country paper ana aHali
himself of postal facilities He has written lOyeetter
and instead OF hiding it in the hollow OF Tree OF IN
hole in messy wall or under brick IL the garden
what does he do but stuff it into cotonale and then
ship il 10 market IL directed any one VINO mus
tbis note" ana fen into the hands OF st'lG ahrOhdhC
merchant in HawkiuSyile. Ga. g want 10 marry,
ounth Bards Am hut Il years Old II t.us meets hcI
eve (that Is. gr want her TO wiie me ana Itt me
know il shr is willing. am genttlal OUT tahe tu5
novel way 20 lind me wife l own 300 acres OF l9Iu
and 81 500 in money, and do not owe anytilng. NY
add ess is Mr. -, Pulaski County, Gd. A.'!s VIII DC
put in a cotton bale at the - plantation
The flying spider unrolls from its body
hlament Of delicate web which floats IN air ana serves
him as a ladder. 81. Louis gentleman who has been
studying the habits Of this interesting bird resolved to
apply the principles. In place Of web he constructed
gigantic kite with stout cOJhesue for string and
by asystem Of pucys and rings mad straight the path
of ba.kct 10 tho clouds One night be called stNelal
bows 10 his aid and raised the kite l rose TO great
bight and tie cOthcsine scarcely stuut enough 10
hold H. The web had spun; the human spider had
Ony 10 mount tn ladder His wife ana Il man serNhnt
held the cothesinc aud guiding cord, and the inventor
stenped into the basket Haul on the pully-ropc! :!
DE cried and up went Tie basket toward inc Kite Sn-
denly gust Of Wrd took bis wife oil her feet ana she
dropped tr string. AVA went Kite aud pulley, ana The
spder measured his length in LcnIOOst. IL is Jhe 81
LOUIS Republican that tells this tale.