New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
GENERAL NOTES.

Cincinnati journalism is the embodiment OF
swo.tness and light The Enquirer for instance in the
o,urse Of wrangle with politician. compliments hin
with the eplthet, " SangulEarY louise
Mr. C.. G.. Fulton Of The Baltimore american
nnds il impossible to do justice To Il beauty Of Niagara
Fails during Winter tn visitors now there are Few
s the low prices charged by sleighdIN Pr- are IN strong
contrast with the exurbtGut de- alds OF the hacAneh
dUUng the summer season
The English sparrOws have deserted Boston
and eons west resident of Can bridge, VINO has had
leisure to watch the BIRDS ant h kept food for them on
h,s premises ever since the first snow fell observed
falling of Of attendance upon his daily collation. last
week aud on sunday ne 9au Gn oue Of the
pearaace Of the flock in the West They were evidently
dhs.,sted with the climate OF Boston.
There are more novel notions rafting around
in George Francis Trains head than any one interview
or newspaper will mold. Mr. Train has tried Tor long
tine tn keep quiet but his notions are too much Tor hn
ana 20 he has started what he calls the largest ana
smallest journal ever published; I'VE IDEAS III tns uTau
a. . from the most nan III this mad World. ms
paper is about the size % one page OF TIE lkBCNI IL
ccamwed full Of extraordinary hterN ,e"s
l. in ana my thca rC0r II Is sold Tor Two cents, anu
" Train ~ perfectly sure thst Jho he"7"!S VIII '"A
II Immense quantities.
The London Ne,rs describes an American
r WAY car as u store-hOuse Of nnammable matter"
In each car il adds, "is huge stove very often quite
open AL the time Its furnace is roaring loudly as tbs
merry logs OF A gidus IN the Roman Winter evening
winch @acaulay's ballad describes sometimes There
arr Two stoves ut each end OF the car Near each
stove vast deposit vi logs, ana whenever the Hre
shows 70 sngnes tendency 10 burn low sone psSSnse
LcsiC 10 grumhic and the negro Httehuaus AH W."
Oh until the stove ana crackes 6gdin his fcauS
Ike cd-tme description Coal stoves axe III common
"a American railway carriages ana tHe vast &c
po.t OF logs j. not Uitcn seen
The British Admiralty has been made the
vcln Of al extraordinary hOaA. A hcudous telegram
va sent weeks ago to the port admiral at Cork
oricrlng the gunDoat Gosawk 70 proceed at once TO
in yElc l IL
couche wac such ~ 10 leave doubt OF its being genu
h- the number OF the crew and the amount OF coal were
dIy detailed ana les. than "a hours alter the receipt
ne orders the GosiawK steamed ont o. me cove Ol
Co. Is l-avn. thu fisheries, which were uHtef nef care
tu.Icly deeuscess. Fortunately genuine AuiiiIh4tS
telegram. ASKING the G0eDaWk hdd saled iOL ual"Iy'
a. the ,i- co, of the authorities at Cork ana he
bX dIscOy cd Tel grains we're instantly dsttcc9
10 al tar ports Jn the way ana one d lIeh ut ,
t.. Of the vessel in go Bay, where ne had taxed
rJcr during 2ac The vessel returned u heI ocI''
a. ''Gk Oh Dee 80 .
The Rev. ". II. Ryder, pastor of st. Pauls
Uayrrs.list Church. in an open letter 10 Mr. Moody.
w The Chicago Tribune publishes, points out what he
Considers 20 be defects and bunders OF the reNVa
movement which has been conducted III thai city re
t mistake according TO his view was the exclusion Oh
tue uouevangcca from active participation III the
meetings.. Tie second point Of criticism IL MI Moody
ptr,s,en; EFFORT 20 Show Tie wOItbcssnesS OF mOraly as
a. elem nj Of salvation TIE thIid OgocHOh ieiatcs 10
tos- who accept the merits Of Christ The critic does
fl Justice 10 Tie evangelist hieiy eaTneStheHs' anu
h Moody calls them are more power m Ia Boston tnan
iu Chicago, probable that MI Moody III OPEN
M us meetings in the Last NIL chaiSe h Pans =" "a
tld us bases " work. He Is set Ia his ways
When Mrs. TillOtsOn made her speech last
Summer in OF the adoption OF trousers by her SEX
ale title imagined that her TO be carried TO
the ends Of earth In few weeks the English week
he had sarcastic articles on the proposed measures Of
dcss reform and now the latest flies from Shanghai
have comments on the uniform Of the shrieng sister
hood Strange 10 saw tho worthy lady ID not credited
With originality, although hcr name and praises are
sounded. lie idea" says The celestial Empire, was
1rt suggested by Demoshcnes and Henry Clay, speak
H. from the spIft world Bnt think there
81 WY the efforts Of these women III the interests OF
morality phy seal Development ana thc preservation OF
NE should not succeed. Let them wear trousers Df ~
hohs They have done 50 for Ong time III theory ana
Ley al never be happy until they are ailoWtu 10 40 50
~ 4euce We only nope Deinosthehts WIZ Dol oono
ldug MS eccentric suggestions AT scahces ia 1n".s
k~L" " DemOstl,nes" twice one paragraph! M
lt'rs biographical studies hayo evidently left an lin
Wes7 upon Chinese society.
critical examination of the exchanges
Strengthens the Impression that there has been good
eoa " weather all parts Of the United States For ln-
Stance, IN Troy N. Y. found $500 diamond
while shoVeling of sidewalk last week Mil
hoas u mud swallows flying northward Vallejo
Ca, vixen they ought 10 Dc rOosug in tie tropics.
Ihe SyraeaSe J0ynaI publishes IN its columns
shor account OF the great snOwsOrin OF 1896 Fifty
degrees bec" is daily incident ~ Fort Garry near
We I'D River OF tine North. "A man III Helena, Montana,
nilio reading a nrwspaycr had a tunOr removed from
W zen side that large as AN apple The surgeon
81 81 Dau Of snow added To II tablespoonful OF SAT-,
Anh applied the freezing mixture 10 the tumOr until the
surface was white. lie then cut it out without the
R4uehrs suffering any pain or even knowing that the
Boston lad who ~ week was detained at home
sSu day owing the infcmrncy Of the weather. and
s ages were locked l0 cent? Frequent references to
49, D"ieAs IA Al LAe coantry pipore