New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
GENERAL NOTES.
Of shs Emperor OF

A nrecccious but patriotic son of Rome, IN
an, commonwealth Of EewYOrk. anxious to celebrate
mi. glorious day. obtained his mothers banE-oook Oh
monday. drew out all her money and bought "a'ch'
several gold rings and veiooipeoe'
M, Erepia0 Mail refuses to stay dead. 1t
IA, heep sold out at shers SALE and has suffered IRON
A. cark Bell in one season; but after sleep OF 4
ootb or two II rises with swfuly bad head put on
q, and starts again under the old MANAGEMENT anu
with old CHEEKY confidence I1 IN gooa luck TINS ''o
n seems to have exercised Bell anyway -,
moo stories: The big hound which attacked
ortscbako in Bismarck's study goes by the name OF
Reehshund-Dog Of the Empire. "A sual terrier ana
.big Newfoundland dog fast friends IN Auburn
Wy The large dog was poisoned last week ana buried
IN garden The terrier, after trying IN ali manner OF
vsys TO coax his huge companion TO show Signs OF ann
nation and 80 play with him. $1,000 anu Masso9 az, a.
While the body Was being covered with earth AieT he
inierment the terrier was lnconSoiaDe, anu t u sye
aay took his piece OF meat uneaen 70 us HehU b'
and buried il there. .,,.
DIR. James w. Wilton, principal of Willis
,oD seminary has sent to THE TRIBUNE long ana
rambling explanation Of the hostites and misunoer
standings at Easthampton He saws that the uOOo'es III
The school, which have recently come to heao' saAg
nom three roots I'D esOuses In the faculty caused pY
a., Of new organization (2D interference
- ill.gers On loud aud ndiscroet tongue within the
Toays of Trustees He says he has documentary evl-
asDee IN suhStantate the following statements Ihal
the disorder has been actively fomented by an agency
within the board itself; That feeling new SxlsIs
nrIyious feeling existed that, notwithstanding All va
verse criticisms majority of the bosra mst oe tecu
~ for vreatbpfiDg any such tempest IN teapot as
SSS5tsfed TaSthamptOn 4. That gentlemen occupying
TIE highest positions educators have deeaIeo VIII
mn OF the facts. that the only wise course
for the trustees 10 stand by the principal 10 man.
There Is a real live mermaid in the West
munster Aquarium. BOudon. specimen o. the manhtee
having been recently received from Demerars Tins Is
the hitle animal that has given rise 10 the preest
legend of the sea- The glass tank IN which II Is acd Is
entirety above the level Of the floor, and the water
which is es as the animal though marine, often swims
far up rivers is kept very clear The depth of water
GIVEN 10 the Aquarium specimen hardly allowed OF It's
fun display in the mermaid position the tan ought to
be able TO get quite from the bottom OF the tank
IootDcaSs aud the gentle padding OF the other when
seen I'M clear water gives the hand holding the comb
rot eTif similar specimen was received few years
ago al the biological Gardens but could BOT DC KEPT
alive and only afforded naturalist me opportunity
for dissection and the subsequent preparation OF sclen
tI1c paper.
Dame Gervasi has been subjected to q rigid
crOssexamnation by the counsel of the brothers An
tOnell The proceedings were conducted with closed
DOORS but Roman correspondent of The DaiiV Ne'cs
seems in some have wormed out the essential
facts When the mysterious foreign young lady" went
tolodge al Dame Geryas's Cardinal AntOnelii-so the
gossip runs-pad several visits to bis protege 81 re
member" SAYS the Dame that when l went to open
the door to them held in my hand bowl Of beef tea
which taking TO the patient Dr. Lueehfni was the
first TO enter recognized the second visitor to
be Cardinal AntOnelli, who long redingOte and
tan hat. He took the bowl, which held in my hand
This for the patient he said nqurngy, but before
had time reply he had swallowed part OF tts con-
tents" Dane Gervss then proceeded to relate how
Dr. Luccnni left the Cardinal alone with the foreign
young lady The witness pat her ear TO the keynote,
and beard distinctly the sound Of kisses alternating
with sols between the two. HIS Eunenoe 90 console
the patient, told her he had taken every precau1on
against the matter becoming knOwn. DOA't be afraid"
be said nobody win be a bit the wiser. You viii be
able TO marry As for the baby. that's my affair will
take care ol her and swear 20 YOU that she will never
know the name Of her mother" Dame Gervas gave the
names the persons who had come 10 her behalf Ofthe
brothers An6De and these enissaIes, she said tried
30 make her disclose all she knew, aud promised her
large Of money TO bind her 10 silence 10 tine
clandesue part played by Sgn0ra MarcODi. and as TO
Ole Cardinals relations with the foreign young lady"