New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
GENERAL NOTES.

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stipned aud impaed the Christians ana ourut 'neui
s1Te No quarter can be given to them.
The Ritualstic martyr, Arthur Tooth, intends
a.. -os,,n tho living OF St Jamess Hatcham whether
the Judgment in the Court OF Appeals gwen ior OF
sanst him. boquest OF $4,000 has set ms orphahage
mon its legs He will break ground at Croydon Tor
,a-ce orrbapaee with a proprietary chapel, ana VIII
devote himself to extra-parochia work The laooIs OF
the Rituahstic clergy among the lower classes nave
ALWAYS commanded respect
band Of riotous workingmen recently had'
kirmsh with the swiss police in the streets Of Bernie
and SURRENDERED at discretion Their rhetoric IN tne
courtroom was even more peculiar than Barney j. Don
shues One OF them struck attitude and assured the
magistrates that the social question could Only De soeu
bv violence and blood. Another lntefnauonanSt pre-
dcted that the day wogid 'SIe ir sg,s smashed on
these very walls
The man who managed the recent reception
20 the President Cincinnati is not graduate OF har
ward but he the anpathy to the third estate OF
Journalism which found expression, last summer AT 'ne
boathouse IN Springfield While filing the carriages ne
shouted 10 a haekman. Here three gentlemen ana a
reporter this way 2" The reporter happened TO be as
stalvart "a he was sensitive, "Wen,' he exclaimed,
a9@9nnT up a's e5temeT. f scorch that hon-ker
The Marshal fastened 10 make peace
The naughty boys and girls of suo-dlstrlc1
school in Pittburg were locked up last Tuesday III
room on the third floor await the arrival OF the pr
u.
stout arm When his heavy steps were heard on the
stairway there was a rush for the windows one ufchh
succeeded in reaching the ground by catching the ace
work on the side the building. Another Iad missed
the lattice work and chung TO the windo" sll nut MS
hands slipped snd he called one OF the girls to save
him The little girl caught him and held him until her
streneth gave out when she let him fall 70 the ground
below rather than be carried with him. Inc Dot 10"
distance of thirty feet and sustained serious hguls'
Discipline be let down hole or two IN that Schoo'
with advantage 8,
The girls beside the monkey cage would
better keep away. especially if they have god-rlmned
eyeglasses on their POttstown lady, VINO ac-
companied a party OF friends rom Norrisiown to me
biological Garden in Philadelphia last week was pleased
with the gambos Of the monkeys and drew near the
CAGES 10 watch their tricks. without stopping TO say so
much ; " Don't vie with critics eye, But pass
my Intersections by nor so little as Monhey-WFehon'
sOlemuO king ape snatched the eyeglasses Hoh wv
nose and reiterated inaccessible perch where ne SAT
down IA examine his prize Having tested the pebbles
by various monkey-sniues he pulled ONT one Oh tn o.t
re frtne AM uurtiur ID nm his mouth cOntemOatlveiY
sucked IT, Tine ladies tried 10 coax him 20 come uo|.
and the he brbed HIM with apples DuI lie "ouA no'
surrendes his play thing
Two services were held on September 2, in
Birmngham 10 commemorate the death Of Brigham
Youur Mr. Bun. a prominent Mormon appealed To
every LatterDay Saint present to adhere u the uuth
end not TO be led away by anything when mi-h be said
by the newspapers The church. be said had been sian
dered because upheld polygamy but 1t must not De
become an known thing. Another leader boosted that
a. long 49, one Mormon remained the earth the church
would be- upheld and hence it idle for Ignorant and
goddess Geuties predict It's downfall simply because
f., President dead. The ard0r OF the ne" prOseNs
did not seem TO be oampeheu ne inss11, "ols \; y, &
MOrmous has been quite successful anOug the hlfmue-
ham operatives and the Lancashire mpers Possibly the
1,rvere.o Of tnese-simpe-mruded working people has
marked reaction from the Journalism OF the Anglican
ffe upon tbe rich estates promised in Utah, rather
tnln The golden thrones In Paradise.
II there be one word more classical than an
other 10 is Augeln Not LONE an engineer III charge
OF lake Notifications proposed TO cleanse the sewers OF
the garrison at Fort Wayn, Mich. by digging sluice-
way into the Detroit The project discussed N
tho garrison when the chaplain remarked 70 the sur
Eeon that would be another version OF Hercules cleans
Ing the Ausean stables. An officer, whose great amb-
ton was % appear learned, caught the remark Her
cules he knew classic name here was Information
10 be treasured That evening guests gathered IN tie
Colonel paror when this hero OF the infantry adroity
brought conversation around to the drainage question
and said with air. that 1t reminded him OF Hercules
md the Augean stables" "What that :" inquired
a long story. haven't time TO tell IT, but IN 1ndt for
Won IN the encyclopaedia" He went TO the book cassand
turned page after Pare GROWING Ie1,leI -l Lo'iel III
the lace Finally he threw down the BOOK, excainng
"Tlats very strange I've looked through every arti-
S Bic !" Or ana 'D''' n' D'"''' '''-' u '' ~
There are wheels within wheels in the man
ageucut OF Paris newspapers The sn0pkeepers are not
aware Of the advantages be derived from adyerts ng
They prefer to pay Tor the distribution OF handbils
When q tradesman is induced TO advertise IN news
paDer he INSISTS upon having something special, and
the rfeape or puf" has been invented FOR him, each
word and letter being paid for at oxorbtaut rate
For instance account OF narrowing accident Is iab
rcaed Tor the express purpose of pufDg some quacks
patent drops Enterprise IL something which the public
does not appreciate. Frenchman cares more for the
comments OF his favOrte political writer upon some
ha. he
details Of fresh occurrences The public is nevern haste
for the news that journalists take their own time.
long ago Gambeta spoke for two hours at Versailles
aud sseuOgrapher took full notes. A. the close Or the
BANQUET the shorthand writer returned 10 Paris where
he found crowd OF journalists waning at the once OF the
Repbgus FrdRcaSe for proofs OF the speech The steu
ograpler was quite weary with the evenings WORK; h.
really could not do anything more that nlght ne would
go home. b. SAID, and get some sleep, ana tue next
morning, b. o'clock, he would have MS notes written
out
The death of L. L. Davenport, the actor, is
20 be attributed to either CONT rheumatism and
medical malpractice statement has been circulated
20 the effect that the lost his life through the in
strumenalty OF Boston quack," who prescribed fifty
acid pills be taken within limited time, the result OF
which was TO destroy the coating of his stomach. This
physician has written long letter TO The Boston Post,
which ne describes the which he recommended
He saws that Mr. Davenport like many other invalids
was haunted with the notion Of finding remedy
which would ali liability TO future at
tacks Of sease and had consulted with great number
o. physicians OF all schools and OF school but that
where blind and naked ignorance delivers bawng judg
rlepts uuashamed." contends however, that his
prescriptions we're in conformity with medical practice
lis words acid the salicylic acid winch lac pre-
Ecribed q" II the misrepresentation Is again repeated
protection from the publication OF such Injurious false
food or any punishment for the villains or zanies who
credit and utter them" The Post pr0nOunces MIN % be
o. Tie s. known and most highly regarded OF the