New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22
GENERAL NOTES.

II is rather singular provision of law in
s,o,aa that no man WHO LOST Lex or an arm shai
he taxed in his BUSINESS unless ne happens W oe man
ufacturer seller OF ardent splI'S'
: Edward Nalley. a New Haven merchant, has
o1as oa a handsome coach that will accommodate 10
ersons besides the driver and the guard Four black
horses are draw 1t twice day over the ROAD 10 sah
Rock.
OF the 40 members of the graduating class
., Williams College IL are TO be ministers lawyers,
.nhvsicans 5 business teachers, j journalist
and the rest undecidcd Every man is Free Trader
and there 10 who class themselves as Independents
In pOlucs
The wen-to-do pauper isn't person to read
about with much equanmity In Dubuque, Iowa. one
woman who owns several houses and lois, and another
who has good bank account have been receiving money
all along from the county. In ST. Paul woman pur-
chasing valuable lot OF real estate dealer asked that
notbng should said about 1t in the newspapers, as
shr &" gettin. little aid from the county
The Columbia crew arrived at Springfield on
Tuesday night and launched their boat on the C0nnec-
cut tie next morning MIR Kelly, the coach, who Is one
OF the best in the NewYOrk Rowing CluD TOOK
his place in the bow, where he could watch every man
As the crew had pulled together only five times. they
labored under great disadvantages but their WORK was
Unexpectedly easy strong and graceful. The Harvard
aud Yale eisnts Lave no. yet Appeared on the roi ,us
thai is always good Omen
Mr.. p T. Barnum is a temperance reformer
on a small scale When lie was in Detroit last sunday
valet whom he had discharged years before for drunk
epuess solicited a reGngagement Sand Mr. Barnum;
"Bob II you will Join Rcd Ribbon men, ana AT tneeN-
praton of three months give proof that have kept
the pledge will take you back in my SERVES, give your
wife good situation In my family, ana enter INTO
written contract to employ yOu DotA Us lohs as sc
The crate fellow eagerly promised 10 N I'd, pltde,
and started TO tell MS wife tne story oi his
happy turn OF fortune.
William Bouker, a justice of the peace III
prs Sly mSu,el the power
given him to sOlcunIzo igts. He united IN mar
raso Frank $50 and Ann Eliza Davis, the latter De-
ipe only Is years old TIE girl WIS servant at the
time of the marriage and in the employ OF man hahed
Hemsoek who hyed within sight of her fathers house
Her parents were informed Of her htentl'S 10
marry were not present ana the girls oath ~ ler state
nent that she years OF age was not TAKEN as re-
uuircd by law. BJukcr tried on charge "I uhl W
fully marrying girt - Mss Day'S an, "-' con- i = ~
preiue Cur OWING 10 some LnpOrtah' eNiIoICe "o' nav
Ing beeu received
John f. McDormott must be put close to
James Lambert and JOnn Horn tho golden LIST OF
those who have saved the lives Of fellow eatures IN
danger of drowning McDernott, who IS only "a years
old is eDllOyel in Hartford brewery WHOA Is Stunt
ed near the Little River From the grasp OF tnis river nc
has rescued Thomas Keunedy, age II; owen TRULY
College student, who was SINKING for the third ume
Auguste HcnbHn, bind rescued several tunes; McGoni
cal are VINO had sunk and been dawn under The ice
Ihon as Pres ou age a. who had been swept under the
ice girl IL years OF Charles Scott boy; an u
known man. who fell through the Ice aud was sucked by
tbe current beneath IL; and his sister, az 10 lie mas
also say ii Joan Kennedy 3, ana young daughter
of Z. Knnske from being drowned III tie Conn 'ticHl
River. III little girl he biOu-ht up moan t.e so u'ii ui
th, river apparently dead, bat skilfui physician
hr0u h. her to CONSCIOUSNESS McDcrn1tt may nave
taken q vow To the drowning ger hls own escape
al 10 yea age, for lie was t1en Rescued D. Ouci M
gnrcf ia AT sinking four times
The Examiner quietly remarks that George
IL Butler was porn etler throe centuries too late or
600 miles too far West a. would have made an ex
cclrnt medieval captain o. as excel ent Pasla. After
rrconnting tue Nephe vs. )lOts in Egypt tnis English
censor sves this par vey of his campaign with
the C,sts Ho arrived ia Spain in double carict T.
as volunteer 70 achieve wonders aud as correspondent
OF London eveug paper, to whch lie man aged TO seni
som, strange items of news. When he 10 Nttord he
em.el INNS Thoroughly for the march, not forgetting
an enormous htsk which he playfulN chrislemd The
"Devas,.. tlon" hodlng about two quarts whi'I was
filled about twice day with the most powerful cO-Dac
10 be procured 10 that part Of Spain Shortly aerwhrd
ls sls present at the dselt Col NIyarrOs column In
the deales near Etea where he witnessed the bril mt
npon he returned FIR a me TO Bayonne. cog ac being
quite unaitanabe III tie AmescOas, the cOpas OF naive
Uonor not coming fortn in the requisite quality aud
passed weeks the shores of the ID y OF Bscay'
and gradually sappearcd of Europe out OF sight,
and out OF mind I'LL reappears on The Black HIS
Amcr;c,us have been communicating themselves upon
the herman ut disappearance OF lie Nephew. me
Erggiuer is IL predicts his reIppediace
So .wuer. in the Balkans. That he VIII turn up gam,
ards morally certain lor ne il one Vi
those who neN er say dle