New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29
GENERAL NOTES.

Mr.. Loring is coaching the Harvard Univer-
sity eight and Low on the river every day
The Freshmen also have Il strong crew
The Connecticut was 10 feet above low
water mark nj Hartford Oh Tuesday morning. ana o'
noon the level had reached l2l9 feet the water rising at
the rate OF four or five inches an hoG" The reservoirs
at West Hartford full before the rain began 10 la
OIL Monday. ana are now fairly running over.
The water in the Lynde Brook reservoir,
near Worcester was only six feet below tie top Of the
new enbankmcnt Oh NJ nday. This was as high ieve
A. II was safe 10 have, and accordingly The Waste-sate
was oprued during the night. The dam IA soon TO be
SGiS sggGoG. ''' WIN ''' "
The San Francisco boys raise Cam so sue
cessfully in the scheo-rOOm that the schooh7"sseS
have been encouraged raise raisins in the country
number Of women teachers have abandoned their school
rooms purchased Lands IA FicsnO County and engaged
IN fq,i rn,iDg one OF them has built cottage worth
81 500 and il now pruning vines, baggug almonds,
boxing rasius, and enjoying sylvan beauty ana cam u
soul.
If blue glass be not panacca, there are
many curious Chinese remedies that can be tried Fer
instance Dried Izords dung beetles skins, and arma
dio cas for cutancous diseases catcrpiars, used az
a purgat,ye and for bronchial complaints; hed@ohoss
skin detocOn for pulmonary complaints snake SKINS
for smallpox and skin diseases pctred crabs ior nolS
and Sores dfie1 cows gall as IN expcctOrah; que from
tigers bones and asses SKINS az tOnc sailed scorpions
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a simuant; rlnOccrOs horn, decoction Tor small
pox; dried toads tonic and sudorifc; dried magSots
for fever and dvscntery; tigers skull for typhOd IeFe
and hydrophoba pearls. used IN affections OF the her
and liver. and powdered for ulcers ana olacites H. ~
Chinese drugs exhibited at the Centennial II reads IKE
All invoice II the witches caldrCh'
A widower in st. Joseph, Mo, had two
charming daughters; widow had two asree''De SOUS
these we're married to those the widow lived alone the
sfa.n cd her Ina
the older sister and her husband boarded with the "lc0"
TOE older sister invited the younger sister and her Nus
band make a visit at the widows house The wdo"
Wroth She locked up her bOarder ana The bany IN
their and when the guests arrived escoilcd 'hch
TO another room and turned the key upon Them lhtn
che led older into her boarders room ana accused
her Of snohering the baby whereupon he stTnch his
wife aud gave her a fe.ocous beating, The AOthenia"
kicking the PROSTATE woman and cufsing heT Inc
younger SON. hearing aud uroar burst open 'o
door Of The wherein he was Imprisoned ana Ie-
stored peace in the household by drawing IcN"feI
and threatening 10 shoot his mother and his brother.
Tie oicer daughter las returned 10 heI aej i'Ui,
TIE brothers are sworn enemies; the WIDOW OirI 'n
drinks whisky from morning tan uSht ana swear ~ ne
mother. As the local chrolcler justly rcHIfh-' Wy
motherinaw has turned the sweet wine OF coiJuEa 0'o
INTO o bitter drink"
Soon after the Chico massacre, Col. F. a.
Bee who represented the Chinese companies during the
sessions Of the Joint Congressional Committee at san
Francisco received a postal card with this warning
You had better not have sent your $500 TO Chico Inc
Cinnamon have got 10 this country and that nile
affair in Butte County Is only preliminary. Take my
advice and leave this State In 80 days or you VIII Do
Killed All OF you vino in for coolies ana against inc
whites here are mark d' The San FfHncisco papers III
asst that the Order Of Caucasans and the antleoohe
Societies ferret the writer Of this card and
bring him TO justice. Only in this way, they urge can
These societies vndcate themselves from the charge OF
organizing reign OF terror in the state The societies