New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
GENERAL NOTES.

Ni,e in his generation is the jOGTneyman
canmaker Of Philadelphia He Is now paid rom
thirty 10 thlrty-ve per hundred cans he demands
from fifty sixty cents and he insists that the boss
the price Of the cans can be doubled also!
AT Ploiesti the Car dwelt in small villa
with seven rooms aud close by Prince Gortschakoh could
be seen III the air the raised doorstep OF MS
house watering plants and reading French novel; Inc
c-ond DIXIE Nicholas dined III schoOl-hOuse which was
1sed a. . headquarters The Russian Court Affects
simphcty IN the helu
singular coincidence occurred recently at
Canton Mass. Mrs. Ann Draper aged about 20 years
was the fourteenth chapter % the book OF JOB
After reading the 5th verse she paused. with the re-
mark that her head felt strangely The verse Is as
follows Seeing his days are determined, the number
Of his months with thee thou hast appointed nis
bounds that he not pass Immediately ul0h hhsN
ing this Draper lost consciousness, ana death was
almost instantaneous
They arrested vagTant representing him.
self AS blind al Newburyport Mass, last saturday VINO
ryed in his way dui a capitalist for in his pockets
were found - O93 in small bags. The money was III
gold paper and silver ana Of it Canadian cur
rencv. moreover this pecuniOus tramp had pocketu
O. silver spoons and TWO valls,s fun OF ranenI John
Miller he gave his name, II mos a. MS birthplace
and he averrt q that he had been blind four years.
The Temperance movement in Middetown,
y has been n most remarkable one. More than
goo persons have signed the pledge, which is most
radical one even cider being forbidden drink Many
OF the converts have been rescued from gross iutem
peranca About four hundred children have signed
another pedc. binding themselves not To use liquors.
tobacco and bad words. TIE leader Of TINS revival Nr
Winchester insists that permanent victory LOT 'ell
Vereuce must b. won NJ the polls
Among the close personal friends who have
accompanied the Car to tie seat OF war is veteran WIN
3 historic 1t was ms grandfather WHO headed the
forlorn hone that sormcd smai in 1890 rlsnStnc war
cry Brothers. quarter to-day. for our bread Is
scarce aud who the Empress Katherine the dis
match Mother IsmaI is your feet" The father Of
the veteran suwaroG drowned IN Walacna wheh
KutosoTs army returning from Tie siege OF RUS
chuk. TIE veteran himself VINO j. liDw U III n,ian
tive service albeit lis form Is uhheht aug us lic
soldier,. recently made pilgrimage to MS la'neI
grave.
The London correspondent of The Chicago
Tyes .l.erapbs that he has Trustworthy information
f-or rho HIGHEST sources which sounds we'll" That
Efforts are being made by Russian diplomacy TO brng
about an offensive and defensive alliance between tue
United states and Russia which is important II rue
1.-THE objects Of such league" continues the cores
nondent very sacely 1.-THE inducements offered he
American Government TO enter INTO u are uhAno"h
here that advances 10 that end nave eed matt Il
certain or course The Russians rave found IL ncOn-
vencnt 70 send Armenian forces across tne noun
tains thousand miles 70 Ike Cons, III "a.
rear aud Joppa, when the English W. mouths ago ION
sered rs lost is stil IN the hands OF the TURKS Ma1
IL Ia be douel An American alliance -Bctureg aru-FOi-
B,auton 11er-p geOns-calles-F
Senator Bruce of Mississippi and ex-Goy.
Pneback Of Louisiana made the round OF the CAhese
quarter when they were il San Francisco Iney visited
ovinm-dens joss-hOuseS odglngplaces workshops ana
theaters rambled through alleys recking with NTH
where the Celestias packed like sardines ii box
and became convinced jhat John Chinaman Is not a
promising American citizen " | naturally lmaSlned'
said the colored that the essential features OF
AGAINST the emigration Of Chinese, and opposi-
ton 10 the xercse Of suffrage by the colored race
were the same and had common origin IN the hDeraI-
ity Of certain people. that there Is vast di-
ference and whore race owing to IT'S homoSe
reous quaty assmilaes with Americans freely, soften
Ing tbe aseres between The two classes OWING TO the
pacuIar Tepelant qualities and osinclnauon OF the
tgrn, So 10 mugle with adopt Eur pcan customs heN
nus ever remain total strangers TO the people whose
domestcs they are. and whose work they perform.
While e did not question the industry ana thIt OI ihe
Chinese nc oontended that their social ptculllrIu
would prove an nsupe able bar 70 Their afatlhS Win
be Of the country.