New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-20

-. ,nav really give their whole mind to the business
~ ,ll IN aid OF the fund for the preservation OF the
,1s south Meeting House which will be given AT Music
go tho 9th proximo, has q noble Honorary COM
,, headed by the Governor OF the State and incud-
~ ,,o president OF Harvard University, the Hon.
|s,,es Francis Adams. the Mayor OF Boston. exGov'
a..,on. and the Hon Robert c. winthrop, Tho hoor
a,,,cc liz, contains the OF Winthrop. Quincy
ssSsms Prescott Warren, Revere, sears, anu Snaw
The assistants aud managers have been selected
hsN ~ :. ith regard TO their family personal
.,i.t,ons nf the past history OF the church.'
MIL. Typhod! 1t isn't pleasant name, yet
~ English doctors using IL freely IN their classihca-
49, of diseases The medical officer for Burnley has re-
@ 30 cases of typhoid fever from the use OF bad mix
',,,oa from given dairy At 1slington the medical
a. repors the simultaneous occurrence of 10 cases IN
a. s,rict In one "mik-walk," the rest OF the district
'..n,ry tho disease The typhoid poison sold with the
-, ,s traced In one instance 20 well. in the water
:, ub,ch the milk pals and utensils were "rinsed'
81 mon when there are local and unexplained out
r,Aks Of typhoid fever now investigate the convenience
y an, outhresk with the milk supply. The trouble is
$40 extended, numerous cases having occurred AZ
yisry,oe Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester and south
si1s The premises of those who supply mix, ~ Is
s6 sbouli be included within the sphere of sanitary
regulation. A.
Tho Chicago audience which attended the
-, iuouest over the body Of Jones' who was muir
go nv PIKE "a involving spirtualism, phrenol-
- 40 mich miscellaneous nas,inessl, was an au-
M, Mrs. Pike hag OF tho literary order. spoke OF
,.eript Of hers which worth $4,000, the au
- laughed When she remarked that the title was
a Tho Ropiism Of Fire." they laughed again When she
A hat sue had heen engaged upon II for eight years
,h, Laughed immoderatcly. When she assured the
,a,y that IT. Louis jeweler had offered her $4,000 for
h.i,ipt,resi in The Baptism OF Fire." they laughed
..SI,ngses and laughed when she said that she was
on. vie they laughed, and when she subsequently
80 that she was Jones's wife. they also laughed
~, siout voung man testified that Pike had charged
,,n - for examining his head, the audience fairly
eot,d Nth mIrth and when he added that Mrs flke
al NOT n his knowledge. help Jones IN testing mediums
there another outbnrst OF run As Lhe e.iuehce DC
1i,tnuepi came eyerybOdy seemed 10 have forgotten
,ssf Zones had been murdered and ike might hang
A wealthy American recently travelled In an
.,,res train from Bale Paris, being the sole occupant
=, hc commandments At IL o'clock at night he was
.,oused by a tug at a courier'S bag which was slung
.ronnd his shoulder, and finding himself face TO race
with baardloss young man, cOared him. The stranger
,mpred pardon for his attempt Mt robbery stating that
hs VA. Russian and was compelled 10 take refuge in
France where he found himself reduced TO beggary He
had hidden himself upon the roof of the railway carriage
horng in this way reach Paris where he had friends
and he he'd only entered compartment account Of
the piercing cold. The Americans compassion was
tonced b this story and be offered pay the strangers
fare 70 Paris When he reached the city he left his young
friend Tor few minutes look after the baggage. and
nm his return WAS unable fud him. He then ascer-
tanned that the Young rogue had taken from him small
nu,se cont lining check for large amount on Ia.ls
banker. IS the payment OF the check was promptly
Iuig OF That kind ought have paid heavy penalty
lie was travelling, moreover with 100000 on Ills person