New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-19

5000 Conservatives, who sup horrors during these
fsverish days. , =; -,
10 r,nu.y carriage. Two weeks ago two Rugby
-, 81 seats In a compartment OF the Scotch express
-, rn.tou They were joined by Scotch gentleman
- tt IA the train starting the porter put INTO Tue
.aee AL IN looking sailor with large bottle OF WIS
-, tis r ont ~ his coat pocket when theS were on
id 20 offer this 90 his fellow passengers, ana on
- - no took out pistol. which be pointed at
- a. ,,,rn The scotchman immediately sprans upon
A. ,yre.ted a knife rom him. and seized MN ny the
- forcing him back upon the scat and' being iorlu-
80 strong young fellow. succeeded In holding MN
an I'm This position, threatening 70 strange MN IL NC
-. "a 20 got away. Meanwhile. the two ladies' IN
=, t-ro- did all they could 20 attract the notice Of
,.,9-l. tpcy searched boz vain outside noth WINDOWS
~ " 80 cri ana failed from the roar Of the train 70
- ~ ~ eir screams heard An hour aierwaiu upon tnc
tn sf.pring W Ellsworth, they were feed IRON 'leH
1uosf unpleasant position.
Thomas Hardy's Joseph Poorgrass. with his
rtnlvrg eve and his "reminiscences OF Noa's ara Is
oooiea figure but still grotesque is Thomas Da-
vies star-eazns welshman, who has place, not IN
,,ur but in the humble records OF the Aherdars Po-
ce Court fortnight ago the old man was arrested on
tbe highway while In advanced stage o. nioAcauon'
On the following morning when DC was taken oeoIe 'o
,str,,,s and charged with drunkenness, he pleaded
not guilty. He astronomer he SAID ana was
,aFns observations when disturbed by the police
officers "A their worships in all probability knew, as
economical observations could be taken much better IN
The late Fan and Winter than in the summer ana ne
was I'm the habit Of spending many nights on the noun
tain tops When he was arrested, the astronomer con
euded De was on his way up the mountain one OF the
magistrates vcutured 90 inquire why II was necessary 10
scale the mountain when the country 2ge ' re
view OF the sky uuoAsiructfo An unt W'ii,c. :"
view tne Northern hemisphere was tne Mtsh,,'u
rspone The scientific education o the oench had Deen
neglected Five slllinss and costs or seven days III
pnsoumcnt. was the sen enoe.
sr,Ts. Addison
that widows are the great game Of fortunennuters
The elderly bachelors and widowers OF the community
are cordially invited 20 draw mp TO the table ana I'M
hand n ,hs pleasing diversion. wido" ln lhe OH We
ons of Pennsylvania. in letter 20 IHE IRibl W. N-cS
"a toucirr appeal: have two sons, who nave po'h
married and 1t does not seem like home 10 I'VE Win
sopebodv else" (Ouly a sweet-tempercd mother-n-
law could have referred d,caoy TO the wives OF her
sop.l get along with my folks as vel as people gen
orally do who live together. an old, but SIN healtAy'
smart and able do much work as ever could ana
lam some and whilst perusing papers FOR pastime
tsic) and company, well as Information thought
came I'M my mind 70 put IN notice or companion, as
presume there is plenty gentlemen as lonely az am that
would like good. kind companion want an Old gen
.iarar not under Atty nor over sxrv-one or siytytwOi
sweoo iarmeT' OF oi e@F'S NST j. Ifeas Ike
cluglt by glare But widows la this by car
Son ard for. BYRON thrown in, vii not win husband
flr this widow. the game is not worth the candle
The late Elihu Yale would better turn over
n his grave sit bolt upright, and crose-cxamine the
member of the Senior class who has recently sent
written confession 70 tine editor Of The Pe0ria Trans
eriut He outlines tle interior OF Seniors room Of
Sunday afternoon. song started by one Of dozen
fellows and il is not Hold the fort" One sees 81
glance table covered with spilled tobacco, broken ppss
scattered books and intemiugied paper; half open
drawer viii tobacco and cards broken chairs with
costly coverings; lounge minus leg pictures OF ac
tresses more or less Infamous, the WALL stolen 81 ~
over the door, broken panel ~ 10. hole u the carpet
under IL trophies Of and broken Dangers in one
corner faint remains OF geological specimens n anoher
the opeu door to the bedroom the bottle IN the corner
more cards matches and tobacco in the stand drawer on
the Aoor Cards are slapped The table tobacco goes
around the newest trick IL exposed, the song grows
louder tho walk around Is bad, a jig
dance Hut this IL not the worst. Il is late
Al night Those are the follows. What
ore they roIlnny ab0utl There is big elm step be-
hind t: I--eui Trey leaning AGAINST tho college
fence wlIt! what's thatl say. fellows lcl let's all
OF us make (hic) IA speech. I'll begin" They agree
disagree call for division yell, sing, bawl. rah for
yale vote each other % Doe drunk and don't make the
speech II The late Eihu Yale, after eicting these
l,cts from the Witness chances 20 ask, When Go the
bows STUDY l" the Peoria boy has an answer ready.
During ttr morn n. prayers. lLls Is Tue only place
where Lali-b 'ur PRAYER Is appreciated ana many
minister keeps up after be- has left cole ~ u served
him well while there Obviously, n the man j. 10 ne
believed "a " missionaries should be ordered home from
Lhe foreign Held and sent 10 New-Hayen.