New-York tribune., 1877-01-02
GENER4L NOTES.

Is
tr.e wears on the Frsnklu found his tongue when he
ed his home IN Leomibster, Mass He says that
=. ,,,rht and gave them several barrels OF ale.
crjcketer's widow living near Sheffield,
g.. has erected a tombstone TO his memory. set of
ur,ps about foot high with hat and ball are carved
rseoa. The vicar and churchwarders are Mortified
t-.i measure TAcy declare mat the stone was sur
iouSlv introduced, ana have ordered It's removal
~ enc Aetc.'s sporting friends sympa;hzc with the
A.. be- ruling passion stroIg IN death
..Tbcp are We slaves, we wOrkingmenf' 2 A
,s-.r Of English doclsAers VINO were recently called
t. bar of the Dudley Police Court evidently Thought
t.,t t.ev were. There nine Of them-coliers,
,-.tr,kers and nailwakers-and they charged
i.-tuluE TWO dogs IN a back shed Tor 30 sGiIhgs
SIDE Two Of them ve-, sentenced 10 prison for two
r1rths With hard labor and the rest were hnei & each
g. l,. IN OI' 1 ~ W & nlt nor yor nr,,en nave tbIT
The Bishop of Algers recently learned at
Ron, taat the oldest church III Christian world
s.Orlcausville 4. IN his diocese. An inscription copied
om The pavement Of the old church OF Oppidum
Titte was shown "a him. and he convinced by the
record, taat tn, building erected in the year 323.
5 1. lfter the conversion Constantine The mosaic
l.vcent, the walls 10 night OF about SIX feet, part
- r of the orr ,al edifcc has been covered and
forms - sort of crypt, which carefully preserved.
Grim pleasantnes were exchanged st the
og.r.s of the Belfast Dec. II. one Of the
1,oue, on lis way to the dock fell pool Of water
t,tine depth Of the pool foot and its length
+ . feet and the water was rising Some Of the lawyers
s-estcd tina; the prisoners should be- taught 10 SWIM
b.se coming into court harllster remarked that Ee
would aot be surprised 20 Lear that the Lord C@ici-
Jl,.c vas poisoned by the efuyia The Judge assumed
j4e attitude OF Master Cusalanca He concuTre.I IL al
Ia. bad been sad. bat sad he mast sJ there me best
Wv hr could
While a train on the st. Louis, Keokuk and
Western Railroad running at full speed be-
tween Gregory ana Alexandra, Iowa. Oh Dec L. red
.n., III. fItg door
ca had Just been saturated with coal oil by toe up
INK %! can. TIE oil l4ulted, and the interior Of
O.. car w4S soon N a lizc. lhe conductor ana tAe
l1.ilaD attempted 10 extn-ulSh the hameS but they
.1 rapidly that TIE men were compelled to 0ban-
q, .lr Ihe brakeman was severely burned Inc
M ~ the burn IL caDoO,c. and realizing The danger ot
{ ed. ptSyueers. out ID the pat0rlh gfrw Out the
/ +, /. i.rcstuj it taking fre and burning up. The
cD'cE was allied with passengers
tr. Theodore Titon, whose name Is some
y At familiar TO the American public lectuIed Ia Halifax
Dee 80. What lady said daIcs 10 dress bet
r than the fashion has been said that an English
lsd dared appear public except IN the regulation
hat Prime Minister LOST caste because he had made
tie mistake Of having maid servant 10 open the door
instead Of a man John Thomas rules The IrtlsP E'p,
- ,I @ t tii ol,,i, =" WI I6n5, F,la6cth :" SIR"
r.,prudad ar TiitOn, don, insult toe memory OF 4
= rroWing WON tu." Put AIn OUT" Toarcd tBC audi
e. .ni me brute WAS elected Dy policeman. Ine
.a U,foIe-in A.uercan. white you are Gaia lansbut
,y YOU God Is my witness tlai would n"i nave
O. teiea aur,Ler WCrI Oh this platform il mat man Lad
,ecu sJt out" AL oi which s more or les edfyi' =
90 serves 10 rrmiud te public o certain niue matters
vH.h vac IN danger 81 forgetting
A. it was generally understood that an in
n.toIi would be served up"u me Rev A. Tooth vicar
O. Jlne-'>. Hatcham ,Lere great thronS III the
I-,a on Dee L al tn opening Of the morning ser
v,e Tie Inhibition posted on the door, and All
crr OF Lord Penzance's court served copy upon the
y..ar,, 10 clock II prohibited IN from performing
O., service oi he churc otherwise exercising th-
ere ~ souls within The diocese for three months He
pa. attcion Jo IT, but unc'f'"Gh tht oHtt oi CO.. H.
b all. ru"td ii A.s pa pc 'bHuo.e lh '.., s, W %
s...,I is said " 10 MOI know the Wod = name
il .h, Christian scheme bat do know and understand
l. -. duty Defiance i- not eicnrur IN iie ecou-
ov , ..r.t.Dl. ana in connection with thLt 'cop' my
Iu-.tr.r kIow nor recognize any such jcTH hN' ths
C. -u" ana "n"tF'ldA" t''l % Nlen . - 'l ~ -, -,
= s..nt IS rrrs' tO ls lrs' Iur in> prone b1i !h
s-.-u and 200 vraknrs-dcsir1us AMI a. "uS Il niA!,
Z. CATIONS imposed MO-! am 'J M cll'' I a.J
tIit.. when au uALo.f uINt"ct ana dh thh'ho"'u
, is tempted a. he brought L. bear upon thi priest
tn understand the Wmd duty ana thai influence "'
{. ..L .r,i, ] oI.l resist
The Pail Nal Ta:cttc explains rather lameiy
tae action Of tue Engiisu universities IN declining me
c Deu-r % Cornell FOR fouT-oar race next august
"Eucu Oxford ro7ed Harvard ia 500 it was with re-
I..,arc. so tar a. tne Eug~n oars were concerned
Troy greatly gruiced the loss Of two months 0f long
y.l..1n They Al first refused the challenge, Oh the
ground of not being used without coXswans nut
beng really glad Of a relief from the nuisance Nhen
.ryeid again chacue ecd to row with cO1swains, OK
s iir-t fell through and there was hotiinS 70
O. 0!r -o acroIt and make The best OF IT, Cornell has
subscribed large sums send it, men over, ana d"nA'-
D.. . l,r disappointed at the refusal OF .s challenge
lteyrr 50 loi- ~ there are rcgattas I'D lnS1Ho a.
Irh ,.esc American crews ambitious cav try thc!r
hottie ,lc universities may wei dec & su.4 c"u9.,
ui taelt rOwa. -c.,Ou 10 j. nosi dihcut 10 struII
iogr men vino VIII f0s such purpose bieih up Iurr men
y-uu,ang D, would not do to send only .ri'' u ere"
g. f0p the Americans. T. Tire latter IKE 70 come 70
T.. lay a 0ubl flav will De- welcomed and, since there
l. mputauon aga nst the status o. ne Ahtiical an
uNcrltJ clubs, WOulc he received, W. .
6Hf'crlS" l. then throws ont tie hlui fha' Al IIu
.-cal regatta, II Chester IeW keSbnTy bedInfu anu
Manchester tucIr are cups 10 Dc nad Tor tLe fO"
t T-e hut IL Is not silver svag that American oars
"a 4Ie "AduEeunS after
The London Ne1rs describes the discovery 0i
Il. remains Of the last Of The Pantagcnets n TIE chape
nm the precincts OF the Tower OF London known as
Pct r. nj rtlcsia II was here That tie state prs
Oaers who died the Tower, or were beheaueH
Of tie adjoining HILL were generally Inferred bui'
according 70 the custom, plain deal collins
o,tfr with quick!ime 70 destroy the remaiAS
U1r rapidly. and always without plates by
vE'ch tlei. bodies might be subsequently dent!h'd
e Tower records have been carefully scare iel ahn
70 MORN sion has been 4pphcd % eacH 'oH!I - g.
bIau-It 10 hight FIRST amo them was Que IFlhe lar
% tr nave containing bones which, according to the
cIH0l " the surgeon, were those OF H"n - ~ " a. "
Iesi 90 DI 20 years Of ago Inc Iec"fus anO" ,NH 81
c spot was inferred The body OF Mar1ait lV''
Countess oi salisbury, whom Henry III cHueru 70 ~
bvu,adr! u 1J4l Near the altar, " III common eI--
tr~e e.es made put arrows m were te Ie.,'s ~.
G1ri.cr woman Young aud GrncaltiN ihah, aAi "ho,'
''le 1tcKc would give the ArauHlli 80 I." 80
l. sfgeI. These a.c almost c6rauy NOSE OF Au"t
Eoesl Not far ~ the lsscrs came upon the IihdIhs
o. wlat .u ust have been 4 man OF more than oilnliy
Stature and ON coIlparg co-inI IOTary chronicles with
/ Official records these were 1drntned as the Iciln'
0 dudley Duke Of northumberland OF his daughter
l. unhappy LADY Jane Grey trace has yet been
discovered
PCBLIC OPINION
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