New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
GENERAL NOTES.

n, p,c worry night when lnyeraIy Castle was
burned monument, erected in memory OF the "'e ioi
C,op.av on the west coast Of Scotland was deSuoSeu
- r,.,ir, Il was an obelisk Of red granite thirty
, high and was built the face Of projecting n'"u
I,d which was lookout station in oldcn times LORD
C.-9v was one Of the first scotch judges 10 be ralS'"
~ emo House Of lords md In token o. his virtues, me
monument WAS erected us tAe Aiu"'''"''' vs. "
winch bears his name " r
The Guardian angel of the households OF
Orleans is named Wiutz Hcis the President OF the
civ Railroad Company, ana controls six hnes an" "V
rfis 90 I,ut cars on tie track between mdhSH' anu
d,vUeat. lie maintains that neither eoni'I''' Nv
l,,or tor .-on wouli De promoted uS H"''uh -
-,- .I ...tt Many a spree he says, is no" cut s''
e-3 many % game " poker broken uP bl tne ni th9
sf,rta or home by midnight ana ne apsi on MAKES II
a. Id, .,t INTO trouble with the ladl's j. ue l""N'' -
J.. N,. .,.t f,r fb.ir husbands Co keep late hours
Tho c,rtbouake was felt in every corner OF
,,I., , sunday morning. number Of residents ran
trc ..aton-hcscs and informed the ponce 'ha' III "a
,io,iau of some KIND had occurred ponce s'i-e,''"
Who Was making an entry on s'a.t a' 'l' I"''i,
moment felt the shock. and rolc'H iH' u''''"' w.
aud slate Al tie Dudley Observatory there was -
, shock lasting ten seconds ami followed 10y lsH'''
ono aft.r I'm interval oftHiry seconds Several ciach3
were made 900 the walls of mouse 1 ,iteuiiary The
L.. pictures were Displaced Al inc Io''''''
cuuglcjs were we'll shaken
Alrbouch Osman Pasha was so unaccommo-
dating dis to DE born among the Turks Iather ''"N i
1-erfrcsv General Ttvis who has recently Drth tN-
,.I.d fom E1uuaua, by the Russian Siali Is uh"o"''
ely au American, and graduate OF the Military A',"
cr at West Point lie entered the Turkish Army nj inc
c,,rr nj the Crimaau War, and served in Asia MINOR
rl,aouautlv had the rank OF Gcnclal I'D the service
~ t.p.o, and duriu. the Civil War M America com
1au..d brigade. Ie FOUGHT AGAINST the &c mans T
ms c VA of $50 ana yneH peace WIS O''''''
There is something in a name. A fortnight
ero Samuel johnson charged in Manchester ponce
count with assaul,nr policeman The prisoner pleaded
not guilty. and offered TO prove his innocence 10y Gaming
a witness. now tie name Of this witness hap
rsrsi to be Boswell Eut 1t not the yertaDe James
forvh,u r nome was called the witness did not appear
sr1 . te auhrrof the Life" ever known 10 be back
wand about bringing himself forwa,dl Poor samuel;
Having nobody 20 testify in ms bgA" was G Tj % fa
sf tre reaitcuaIy illustrates crcumstautaly tie Pc
iioLI.i-l OF as-luliaiINc nomcucHl"ie'
The secret societies and an anh-secret oTganH-
alton known as The Delta Epsilon, are wanns war ut
I-r,,, COLLEGE A crowd " students recently attempted
tob-, INTO thc room Of freshman who had joined the
oreu society but he had revolver and fired al lhem
The ball lodged ia the plastering ana nobody was
wounded but the beseigers rapidly made what IS known
ip The East as rotrocrade concentration G"tLcHhS ID
front of ti. dormitjry they polted the feshm'ns Win
dovs and finally laid open his check from eye to chin.
The hattie has caused intense cXctementamone the stu
dents Aided by the Delta Upslonsoc the faculty are
eudcavorc 20 ferret out the assaants ard when known
-. 'i pT.i,1ltel.v bee expelled Last week the col
S,r5 .l0ct bins are worn by those opposed TO the
au;i-sccret organizations ana hostile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Do
tween the factions are frequent
The protest Of French villagers against an
a,sgreI a 1asc takes the form Of uusenile sere-
ride At C1ursay. in the yieuue the turbulent young
fellow, determined recently TO worry a bridegroom
vh1se age was double that Of the bride In order that
tie performance might be thoroughly successful, they
Organized a rehearsal a fortnight before the wedding
NIGHT and armed themselves with tin kettles, brass
horns. other instruments Of torture. The bridegroom
Wits,o5d the musical bomhardmcnt with heroic iolti-
tudr but OF Do, nes bors unneryed and maddened'
sailed ,uitl with boots and lists and routed the mus
claus. ON Inc wedding night, az the bridal party were
iovou.J sitting at dinner the enemy returned to the
chlr-e After the first flourish OF tumpcs aud eiaruns
he brides brother attacked the leader OF the orchestra
AVID smashed the brass horn ne WAS D,o"inS. Inc
musician caught mp a Kettle ana lne overture was re-
Fum.d with fil lung aud p0ndeIous list Ont came The
bride, brother a-an aud nc Ie"icI Ia" ~ u'OP 'lo
k.tte and take refuge IN flight.
On the road from the Mount of Olives to
Bethany the remains Of "a Crusaders church have
Gently been discovered. In his Official report which ap
rcars i'm Tie AUsHGt Lieutenant Kitchener states that
tradition has long pointed out this SPOT as the place
where the Saviour mounted the ass for his Tiumphal
entry into Jerusalem. In the chapel, which dates from
Ill. twelfth or thirteenth century, there is an almost
sorare block Of masonry covered with paintings which
are well executed but badly d,fgured. On the south
side is represented the raising Of Lazarus; on the north
are the disciples fetching the ass on the west there Is
q niche covered by an arch which was probably sup
por,cd by two small columns; below the niche is por
ton Of an inscription st remaining This square block
IS supposed be either altar shrine, or portion OF
the rock cut out ana ornamcnted. The walls Of the
small chamber the south also painted with de-
SIN of s0urcs containing circles and the walls Of the
church painted I'm common pattern Inc shlci or
Hansen has been taken down from the mosque by the
Ta.la and ia the Serial. 1t appears To have been
the cover OF baptsua font or Of some vessel and is
iladc OF bronze containing great deal OF silver Inc
work appears be Italian OF the twelfth century and is
very beautiful