New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

sheep, and killed him Mt the second shot. The beast
weighed $50 pounds Diana presented her spoil to the
stock-rasers OF the county, who i'll drank her
health as " one Of our girls"
WOman's distress in these hardest of hard times
is touching thing. Martha b. Of san Francisco. hearing
how much the manager Of the Benevolen: Society
doing for the poor appealed TO him for few things She
would like half pint Of cream every day for
her tea and coffee gallon Of the best port wipe and
uttle change, So that whenever she returned from
Shc also In need of a few pairs OF twelve
button gloves and some porfumery nice bronze drop
hght, ana "A piano
temperance member of the Liverpool
town council, whose zeal is always tempered with
discretion. called TO his aid poor artist, who drew
cartoon entitled Pilgrims Progress from thesleather
TO the Town Council" This cartoon reflected most
seriously upon the Mayor who is a brewer and wine
merchant, and upon several magistrates and mepbcrs
Of the council. On Jan. hOgarth with small l was
called before the council and crosexamned by the In
the and admitted that lie had given the
artist hints Tor which he was willing to apologize To The
council.
The Chinese are an initiative race. An
American lady recently to that conclusion after
singular experience railroad train, which ne Nec
Haren UI,on takes pans to relate. There were two
seats In the carurned to face each other. One
occupied by the lady and the other by Chinaman
The lady did not relish the presence of her companon
and finally explained to him that she would like u take
the cushions and place them enghwsc from seat 70
seat. John said all rightec, aud stepped into the
aisle while she adjusted the cushions and stretched her
self upon the bed which she had improyS9d. she cyl
granted that his presence was no longer desired ana
she wanted the exclusive privileges Of the section
MOI so lie stretched hlhSeh ny hr slut Wy" .IS a.
little bundle OF baggage The lady scrambled INTO The
the passengers vino had been watching the John
turned over readused his pillow, and slept the sleep OF
the sleepy.
A yachting voyage round the world is some
thing OF novelty. Early in April steamship will start
from London for a nine months cruise calling at Dor
deaux, CorunIa. yigo, Lisbon, Cadiz Gibraltar Tan
gers Algiers, Barcelona, Genoa. spezzia, Naples Mes
sra Malta, Pirrus. ConstantinOpe, smyrna, Joppa and
Alexandria. The vessel will then proceed through the
Canal allowing sufficient time for me passengers 70
visit the p r3nds and ether objects or historian inter
in the nclghhorhOod From the Red Hra lhe Ve'Se
will proceed to India Indo-Chna, China, ana japan Al
san Francisco Passengers DESTROYS of visiting the scenery
F yysy nssrs 70 NeW-York whence they can again
join the vessel. After leaving san Francisco Il II IN
tended to skirt the shores of south America, tonC E AZ
all the ctnyf ports The vessel amer NlSmS =, ~,
Indies and touching at Ncw-York VIII return 70 En-
gland The for this pleasure excursion VIII be S"UO
including cver5 timing except wines and spirits
An English lad of / > was indicted on Jan.
at tne Hampshire Quarter Sessions for breaking INTO a
schoohouse occupied by the Rev john shcrrat'' ~
Roms,y, and stealing various articles MI shcTratt
satcd that the prisoner the Of highly respecta-
bic PARENTS ana that he had been pupil at the school
for three years up to midsummer when he ran away
after which nothing was heard of him until h was taken
INTO custody present charge. II appeared lhdI
Gnii lit raiUro a specimen Of which, found upon him
ury1ur.d court, the TIT" o one ol lhe -'"i'H
beng Industry without Honesty; ana mat, desiring
40 become hero OF the Of which ne mad been Ieau
ug he went 10 London. subsequently disguised lhsel
In some OF The worst clothes he could hn broke INTO s
Old scHooroOm took worthless books ana some OF
his scnootllows' cake, and walked of WIFE them IN
wheelbarrOw toward southampton in me dcad oi lht
night Inc la was sentenced TO clght days IHpfl'on-
ment ana Is stripes win a birch rod.
Pistols for two in North Carolina Is too Sc
rous matter to be regarded as burcsque the Della
ware affair Of honor. Tne principals We're coorcd gen
lenen who have taken active interest in south Caro-
Ina politics during the recent campaign. one had
worked for Chamberlain and the other for Hampton ana
the challenge came from the Republican They met by
appointmcnt at Fair Bluff Friday morning. ana eN-
changed four Shots the Democrat receiving one WOund
i'm the pistol arm ana his antHlOns TWO IN lit cles' anu
one in the left The agreement had been tat ih
should nglt until the other cried " Enough ana
seconds armed with dOubcharfcled sHOtshh~
TO secure fair play the Republican received LIS
third wound ne showed the white feather ana the WhoJ
party scampertd to the railway station. The Hampton
negro was GOOD target, beng very tall ana W'lEhlh-
over 200 pounds Tie distance between thr haTh-lhch
was fifteen PAGES This little incident proves mat Suhh-
EN- chyalry knows color, ana that negroes are en-
titled 10 all the privileges OF club life IN TINS IatitGue