New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
GENERAL NOTES.

| Certain Wall Street financiers, recently de-
parted on prospecting tour have been Leard from Is
is thought they Will establish drughouse, across the
border under the and style Of Meter Bonner
| HypOhec3ritS.'
PENNSYLVANIA was the champion hanging
stat, durng 1877 She IS credited with sixteen ont OF
cchtvtrce executions IN the United states, oneGfh
OF the whole number. South Carolina ranks next hav
ing had twelve shows Ct this kind during the year New
York with three executions, IS iar behind her more en-
tCrprising neichbors.
4 number of surgeons, anthropOlOgists and
scientists in Paris have formed a mutual dissection
society Each member pledges himself to give his re.
mains after death 60 he dsSccted by his surviving
friends When member departs this lfo bis brethren
meet in the SaioR OF rCstau ant dine Sayly. and, after
coffee box placed the table containing number
OF glass vessels In which the TcQucs OF the member de-
ceased are carefully prescr' ed in spirits.
There was jam at Plevna unto the last.
The supplies oi eggs milk and sugar gave or at thc era
OF September. aud in October bread was served out
sparingy in raons the troops The Only meat 10 bo
obtained was buffalo aosh and before December there
was very little even OF that unpaatable fooa Brt the
jam held ont well The Bulsaran houseWiyes emPiiei ,s
their shelves and sold at hmne pJ,s Il" c Jam ''"'
pmailcd from several years preserving
1t is dangerous to take q nap in Paris, for
before a fellow wakes UP he m&y be hustled under
ground fortnight ago 4 man who had an abundance
Of leisure fell asleep day, aud bis friends supposed
that he was dead funeral ordered and cards wrrc
sent ont but while The undertaken was iumblinS WIN
the screws and orc OF The relatives STOPPING TO ge
The pale face OF the corpse last carcss, o there was
breath and warmth In thc lips The coffin was iein2yed
and the corpse tucked into warm hcdi "lu ~ "a - 80
attcrvard the .iun'brOus man o Icisu. W i.' a.,
stretched MS arms aud nlnlDurcd, Hh"t s'0'' 'f
that WaS."
The old Livingston mansion, near DAFT. 'o"n'
which wos burned last week, saturday had history
Tho estate comprislug 100 acres, was purchased a!'ef
tno Rcyo,u,lon by tie widow OF General Montgomery
and Gn mansion overlooking the Hudson yes efec'ed'
II was named "AIont .omary Place. IN hohos Oh te
| po,r,o,. Mira Mongomcrys maiden name was jazz
,viu,ston She was the eldest chho OI JuuSe l'O'''.
y LIVINGSTON aud sister OF Chancellor LFIhSS'o'" ""A
rI,rI livingston In 1915 when tie remains oi Cen
aroI Noutoomcry were brought frcm Quebec ana de-
os,t, IN $, paul, churcfysgd, New-York, the WHO"
to1 ON Tho front piazza OF her house and ie Kes
~ G ~. and when salute fred she Ie -
srt ~ She had no children, and when She died ~ "A
~ ynusion WAS bequcathed 10 her brother EdN' s -,
, ,ad into the hands OF BIS only laughter ana her
| tpc house took fire IL WAS occupied 10y mcmDeisN
| family 4. ,ls
Agtator Keamey is still roaring 70 ."o @o
workinemep aud dlers Of San Franeisoo. ,' -, IA
he organized a branch An,tChnese OIao ~ s,"a ot
course OF long harangue urged his hesiels na n.
the lepers by force. The Taxpayers NoA ,,,o.r
ropncea as n body of villains arrayed ID (,
we ,ptend !" bo shroked, to vote the 0Iina- % y.
70 friobten him out, audR this dont DO "o WIN A
| out and when tho blow Ia struck VIZ "''