New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
Gen ERAL NOTES.

All the secret societies in Trinity College,
Hartford are preparing erect lodge buildings on tho
grounds near the 1e Delta Psi VIII erect
n very handsome lodge OF white granite. Robert Hapefs-
ham Coleman Cornwall, Penn; who lately attained MS
majority has made IT, society, Of Which he is member,
the gift of several thousand dollars towards ayng Tor
the lodge. The BeCa Beta socley VIII hliid o. piee
blicG, with trimmings Of Ohio sandstone ana hnsno
ai q cresing Of iw ported tiie his lOdSe wiz Co''
Jbou $4,000.
As early as 1865 Bates College opened Its
doors 20 woncp. At the head OF the class when "aS
graduated Wednesday stood Jane Rich NORTH 'he
daughter OF physician living in Bristol Com. sue "a
tered the class at the age and carried OIL the
yaetoy in spite ~ the exertions OF large upef OF
classmates who were unwilling to be outstrpped by tine
little gir of IT." Sic intends teach school Tor itw
wears but Ia very ANXIOUS 10 study mectlne lie dHo
Gates of coeducation OF The sexes VIII doubtless naAe
note OF this incidehL
The United States Government recently pre-
ferr charges against the clergy OF the Greek church IN
Alaska priests accused OF receiving smuSsen
liquors and distributing them the Indians IN de-
fauce Of the prohibition Of the Federal Government
The Russian Government ordered investigation, and
nscertained many irregularities IA $50
disposition church funds the issue OF rauuueht oo
uments to mp the deficits and yarlo'is orr M
| 20 and ordered him to return to Moscow and chtel
! monastery there Iht BlshOp mas n'" '"".s - 49,
crso OF Alaska Tor SIX years.
| h',rak,l j. n station on the KrajOva branch
| - -. R,unanian railway. II il said to have been
fnndc. ~ Caraoala, and correspondent OF me Lon
5on SgnSyd who dined there early 10 June with the
stan of Gen Radoyitz thinks that tile Emperor must
nave b.ep very wicked No words can do justice
10 the souaor Of the town The entertainment took
MACE under "A she'd in a mradow stream with old pauks
and broken bottles The had only one
lantern which 1cvocably fastened IN a corner OF
the shed. lie had candles without can ehtIcKs Whch
me tr TO keep Al ght seconds together. but the at
tenpt failed and the company Ike ghous and await
hats and night birds fitted in and out what ws gwen
! them TO Ills ObscUrlty nubody cunld tciL ~
q consist OF old and candecls ued up IN
cabbage aud set aoat in sour MIX This dish
was altogether national for the eclectic Gentlemen OF
the staff and after fcn heroic eIOrs tney IeiI oacA
upon boiled csss
Military operations have been resumed IN
t. vicinity Of Buffalo for the first time since tue fenan
| raid at Fort Erie Tho seyenty-fourth Regiment was
called ont last Thursday to suppress any riot hat might
broak ont on the Erie Railway. Col. Lewis NJ Evans
yorted hard 10 got HIS uen together and the available
,oro. ,nd,r arms AT nghtfal 325 men, sergeant
and n small sou,d encountered n member OF the regf-
a, WIN w,s fired with mar.ial ardor and lager beer
h,, nm "a filing to j0ln his comrades at the arsenal
.ner they bad cuffed and kicked him lie marched
along very quietly for several blocks when he
,ldeuy wheeled about drew revolver and fired at The
s,r,cnu ths bail striking tho unfortunate officer IN the
rrht ee The ass.lat the lied, witt the soldiers in hot
Durg!it aud dashing into al out house thfrntee 10
shoot anyone who should attempt 70 captnte MN
After the squad hal been heavily teebiOIu ,5 ~ o
drunken warrior was tahen 10 s'ton-louSc.
rn- under arms on FridoY ana lhtie WAS
mother small skii mIsh. squaO attempted 10 urtSoou
a uily bucher n East Buffalo, but the rep Nous sOGlrr
knocKed the officer in command clean On MS cet inc
bugles sang and tho squad reeated In most excel
lent order