New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
GENERAL NOTES.

The San antonio Herald advertises the hOspi-
taty OF Texas rather conspicuously 1t saws that the
Of the guests earthly studied a me princ-
pal hotel young from the frontier remarked 10
tie clerk one evening that he would probably be out
auite late. Just wait minute" replied the clerk and
&c rushed off, but reappeared with large envelope
Which he placed in the guests breast pocket WIN the
remark: THAT Is bond for your appearance before
the recorder properly signed As soon ~ yon iy AZ,
rested for being drunk aud dsOrdery just give the bond
70 The policeman mention my name TO- NM ana be WI,
prlug you homo in hack. Good night! Cod bless you!
The testimony taken by the Chinese Com
mission ia san Francisco In reference to the shoe trade
was very interesting. On Oct % manufactures test-
fed that four years ago the average wages Of journey
men shoemakes ranged from 4 to $50 aweok, whereas
1T present they able only from II to SIS
week This reduction he attributed 10 the employment
o. Chinese journeymcn The price OF Chinese labor IN
ean Francisco, he said level with that of white
sV IN NeW,Ehglahl An assistant I0rewOnhl III
factory IN which 800 Chinese iOurneymcn hired
uppers. They did not ike TO work with the Chinese but
Starvation was the alternative There were hundreds OF
unemployed white women in the city who would gladly
take the place Of the Chinese and they could certainly
work with greater rapidly.
DR.. Christopher Dresser of London insists
that an artist should BE not only gentleman and
scholar but also poet In his closing lecture before the
Academy Of Fine Arts Philadelphia, delivered ON Tues
day night, De said that the successful artists had
sprung from tHe humber class but it wa highly IMPORT
ant that artists should be gentlemen aud that 2gntty
Of manner should be promoted in art schools, An artist
nc added need not be writer Of verses but he must I'M
Gersand the poetry OF above all hc should have
tne highest appreciation OF the intellectual r ia art
me must be able to appreciate the masterpieces q! The
ncieht Egyptians the relation Of the lotus ana tEc papy
us 70 ART the significance OF every ornament, the
principles oil modern science, &c. Those who mahIg
be appalled,. ny wa
Inc Scoichman, from time out Of mind TO
's very day. Is convinced that human dcurayiy has
something to do with Indictment weather Lac Octo
Der Three ministers presented the Established synod
VI angus and Mcams the following overture: 1.-THE
S'"Ou Is respectfully overturned by the ndcr-igu
e"oers to appoint day which the thoughts OF the
conservation may BE- directed to the dealings Of God in
'ne harvest which has now been on hand for nearly
'"iee months, and Is not Completed In the dis
ousson which ensucd IL was urged that in
ooooimuneung the services lit would Ice well TO
,i i he attention Of the people the indication dis
shtisiacuOh with then conduct shown by the Ruler Of
seasons. On the Otuer hand The Rev. 81. Young
gohed out that the vest fine weather had pr,
SIred whether they TO infer from this that the
huer OF Seasons was dissatisfied with the nhdbit-
ss OF the east and pleased with those OF the west" In
we emu however the synod adopted resolution III
sucDg the dine.ent ministers TO direct the attention